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cortland and n Y. Steamers
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and hst Stsamships
Locsss Pslns. Capt Holman, and
EN&Pssonsac,C Capt Sherwood, VIII, I'm.
& x8til further notice, run % follows,
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wednss.
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, at . o'clock p. NJ.
These vessels arc fitted up with hne accommoda.
lions for passengsrs making this tho most speedy.
New York and Maine.
Passage, 800, including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and nom Mon
tresl, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Esstport
and 81. John.
shippers are requested TO send their Freight TO
the Steamer rs early as3P. D. on the day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
EMERY& FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
II. d. CR0MWELL& Co., No. So West Street, New
York.
Portland, Dec. I, 1869. 20
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rs hereby given that an additional time Of three
| months from the FIRST day OF March, = s6t, has
been allowed to the creditors OF the estate Of sam
uel Underwood. Jr., late OF saco, within which &c
dsIsfrned. commissioners OF insolvency upon said
estate. will meet TO receive and decide upon such
claims ON the third Saturday OF April and June
1854, at the Office OF Edward 7. Burnham, IN oaeo
NOM two o'clock until ave o'clock In the afternoon
OF each OF said days. -
Dated at said ssco, this first day Of March, A, ID
s6i EDWARD p. BURNHAM,
IA SAMUEL +. CHASE.
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Farm for Sale.
NOTICE.

WE having been appointed by the Judge Of Pro.
w bate for tho County Of York, TO receive and
examine claims OF the creditors Of Jeremiah NIL.
Ter, late OF Kennebunkport, In said county, de-
ceased whose estate Is represented insolvent, give
notice that six months, commencing the arst day
OF March, have been allowed TO said creditors 70
bring in and prove their claims, and that We will
attend tho service assigned us at the ofhce OF ".
Y. Lord In Kennehunk on the first Monday In
April, June and July next, from i0A. N. to PM
of each OF said days.
Dated at Kennebunk, this 10th day Of March, A.
ID. 1864. WI. LORD,
10 r. p HALL.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, ss.--To the Sheriffs Of our
Ills, respective Counties, or either of their
L., Depnties. GREETING.
~ I'VE command you to attach the
5Ocent } w goods or estate of David T. Ger;
1LR.S. (rish, formerly Of Lebanon, In SAID
~ County, blacksmith, whose residence
Is now unknown, to the value OF two hnhdrea
dollars. and summon the said David +. Gerrish
ar he may be found In your precnct TO APP
pear before our Justices of our Supreme JUDI.
cial Court, next to be holden Mt Alfred, WITHIN
and forour said County Of York, ON the third
Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1858, then ana
there In our said Court to answer unto Dahiei
W., Horn Of Lebanon aforesaid, in plea OF
debt. for that the said plaintiff, BY the consider
alton of the Justice Of the District Court for
the Western District, held ut Alfred, for ana
within the County of York, ON the second Mon
day of February, A. d. lS47, recovered judy
mcnt against the said David Z. Gerrish for the
ann Of ffty.fye dollars and sixty:two cents
debt or damage, and eight dollars and forty-onee
cents costs of the sauna suit, rs by the record
thereof now remaining appears, which sara
judgment Is In full force and not reverscas an
crued to the said plaintiff to have and recover
of the said David F. Gcrrish the said several
sums of S55,62 and $S,4l, amounting in the
whole to sxty.four dollars and three cents,
with legal interest from rendition Of judgment,
together with forty-fye cents more for three
writs of execution. Yet the said David I. Ger.
rish, though requested, has not paid the same,
but neglects 30 to do-to the damage OF the said
plaintiff (as he says) the sum OF two hundred
dollars, which shall then and there be made to
appear. with other due damages. And have
YOU there this Wi with your doings therein.
Witness, JOHN APPLETON, Esquire, at AL
fred, the fourteenth day of August, In the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three. c. b. LORD, Clerk.
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A GENERAL REBELLIoN.

ETRIUMPH OF A GREAT DISCOVERY -
The public has ysbsiied against eaaisrising Hair
Dvs, Fashion has forsworn them. A sasacious
community has adopted In their stead
Crissadsrs's Hair Dye:
and for nsss reasons II embrowns and oiackens
the Aair not the skia. 10 Is vegetable ssoHisnf,
not n burnisg Md. IL does dot burlesque nature
with bioomisg msfaiie fagss, but produces her own
iuing ksss. It's cooling effect Il LASTING. IL dehss
detection. It's results are snlsrn. It never fa.s.
House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
: piled by all Hair Drcsssrs. imii
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Professional Notice.

The unprecedented success that has attended DR..
MORSE'S treatment (hy lnhalation) for affections
or the Head Throat and Lungs, has caused such an
increase OF professional business ut his home. that
he was Obliged 10 discontinue his regular visits NJ
Saco and BiddefOrd. lie will be happy 70 walt on
ANY or his old friends and all others who may wish
20 consult him, at his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where he may DO found
Of all times.
Entrance No. 2 Smith street 2S-lyr
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SNAIL FARM FOR SALE.

~. Containing % acres OF good moving and
- uilage land, within miles OF City build
ing. eas from TO 10 tons OF hay. Has on II .
barn, and % young fruit trees. Also, good we'll
OF water. This Is q rare chance for q gardener.
Inquire Of &. A. 60WEN, or al this once.
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NOTICE OF FoREcLosURE.

yIyHEREAs John N. Goodwin Of Dayton, by hi:
wv deed dated October z. 1857, which 10 reooro ,s
in tho York County Registry Of Deeds, Book 2so,
narc Sis conyeyed 10 the undersigned and Albert
4. bay' sInc, deceased, Q certain lot Of land Stu
ate in said Dayton containing about iorty aeIr.
~hich was conveyed 70 him by Mary Edgecomo,
by her deed dated May z, isJ3-refsreneo thereto
FOR a more particular description 70 hereby g.s
notice that tho condition OF ssio mSnx e. ~
,o.oA'"'' " JEREMIAH WADLlN,
oiosuV' THOMAS DAY,
JOHN &. MuRcH.
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Colgate's Honey Soap.

This celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universe
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, Il
sajId and cmoiiicns in its nature, fragrant,
scented, and extremely bencneiaI in Its actor
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers, ly6
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARIA EMENTii

~. The splendid new sea- going Steam:
&E3S# Ms.treai,, vlli until further no
q tlce run ~ follows
Leive Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday
o'clock p. d., and Central Wharf, Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
fsrc-In Cabin, SIa5 On Deck, Si.oo.
N. d. Each boat Is furnished with largo number
OF State Rooms, for the accommodation Of ladies
and families; and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving Of time and expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience or ARR
wing In Boston at late hours OF tho night Will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out Of the city.
The Company arc not responsible Tor baggage 70
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
a. uness notice IL given and paid for st tho rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
L. BILLINGS. Agent.
Portland. Nov. %, 1863. att
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines
inserted free those above that number will be
charged regular advertising rates.
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Likely Boys.

TWO very Intelligent, likely boys, OF about .
i dozen years OF age, would like to obtain stu
alton with some good farmer, or other suitable per
son. Inquire Of the editor Of the Journal
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, January
Term, A. d. 1854.
George w Wiggin ps. Stephen l. Ab6ott ct al.
A Nd now on suggestion to tho court that
n James E. Abbott, one OF the defendants
at the time Of the service Of the writ, was not
nm inhabitant of this State, and had no tenant,
agent or attorney within the same; that his
goods or estate have been attached In this ac-
ton, and that he has had no notice OF said suit
and attachment:
ms Ordered, That notice Of the pendency. OF
this suit be given to the said james E.Aboott, by
servipg him In hand with an attested copy OF this
order, together with an abstract OF the plant
IFS writ, not less than fourteen days, Tor by
publishing the same three weeks successfully IN
the Union and Journal, newspaper printed ut
Biddetord, In said County Of York, tho last
publication thereof to be not less than thirty
days) before the next term of said court, to be
holden at Alfred, in and for said county,
on the fourth Tuesday of May, A. d. 1864, that
said James E. Abbott may then and there up
pear and answer to said suit, II he shall see
cause.
Attest: G. b. LORD, Clerk.
abstract of Plaintiffs Writl
Assumpst upon promissory note dated the
sixth day of February, AID. 1857, for the sum
of one hundred dollars, signed by the said Ste
phen I. Abbott and James E. Abbott, by the
name of j. Z. Abbott, payable to the said
George W. Wiggin or his order, on demand
with interest. Also, money counts for Sl36.
Said writ Is dated January %, 1863, and Is
returnable to the May term of said Court, A.
d. 1863.
Addamnum S2a0, 90.
A true copy of order of court, with abstract
of the writ.
swi3 Attest: G. B. LORD, Clerk.
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MARRIAGES.

Biddeford-March "a. By Rev. j. Stevens,
Mr.. G. W. Rand and Miss Georgia Cousens
both Of b.
Kennebunk-by Rev. L. Worth. Mr.. John E
Smith, sth Ne. regiment, and Miss Sarah A
Weber.
Kennebunk-March %, BY c. NJ. SWEET. Esq.
Mr. George II. Newbegin and Miss Rebecca
jackson, both Of X.
wells-March q, by Rev. David d. Spear
Mr.. Dependence Kimball and Miss Isabella
both of W.
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~ Fares arc .Gps sests less whom tickets are
purchased at the once, than whom paid In the car
FRANCIS CHASE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
poytland Nov ID 1867. 46istf
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NOTICE

NOTICE Z
Is hereby given that an additional time OF four
/ months from the FIRST day OF March, 1861, has
been allowed to the creditors Of the estate OF Sam-
uel L. Wiggln date OF Saco, Nfaine,) within which
10 bring In and prove their claims J. and that the
undersigned, commissioners OF insolvency upon
said estate, will meet 10 receive aud decide upon
such claims on the third Tuesday OF April, May
and June 1861, at the Office OF Tapley Smith, In
Saco from two o'clock till five o'clock In the after.
noon Of said days.
Dated at Saco this first day OF March, 4. ID. 1861.
ABNER MITCHELL,
n PHlNEAS LIBBY, %.
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The Confessions and Experience Of an
INyALIDl

Published for tho benefit, and as n warning ant
ACAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature DE
cay OF manhood. etc., supplying at the same TIM
tAs Mems Of seq Cure. by one who has curet
himself after being put to great expense and inju
ry through medical humbug and qvackery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, sin
gle copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
iyr22 Bedford. Kings County, N. Y,
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in great variety, comprising all the late styles
Cloth and Glazed Caps,

For MEMS and BOYS wear, Of all the regular
styles, and many new and Fancy Patterns.
have as large stock as can be found In any 70.
tail store In New England, giving TO customers rs
good chance for selection as thoy can find In Bos-
ton or elsewhere.
ErOn any Of the above goods We think We can
make IL for the interest Of customers to give US
call before purchasing, as We shall sell them Is
cheap rs the cheapest.
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NOTICE

CAROLINE p. cowAN. P. NJ.
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DIED,

In thezfternoonof Monday. MARIA LouIsA
vifesof Gsorre w. JACKSON, Esq :, of thu
place, and daughter Of the late. Col. Augustins
J. Smith. of Winehes.er, Va. In the 3lst yeal
OF her age >
Owing 70 the domestic affection which, in
the su-v,se Providence Of God, the departed
was called to endure the past two years; in
the long and painful sickness preceding the
death of her frst child, and more recently in
the feebIeuess and final death Of her second;
her time was almost exclusively occupied In
the exercise of her nsternal symps.hies. and
her home duties, in the discharge of which,
she was sustained by long cherished trust
in her Saviour's thercies, through whose hea-
venly grace she became resigned and peae fui.
90 that when called herself, to obey the mas
ters' summons, che seemed admidsther pain
full siekpess, 10 be conif0rted by sense Of her
Ssviuur,s love. and the prospect Of 9 speedy
meeting with her little ones that had gone
before ber; Her surviving ffiehdf we feel as
sursdI tnay fnd support IN their deep smic'
tion by the conviction that she died Gin the
comfoFt Of q reasonable religious and holy
hope" and that she now sleeps in Jesus'
On Saturday morning last. after few
hours illness, LnLY n. second daughter Of
George w aJackson, Esq. and Louisa. hJ
wife; aged q months aud IL days -
This is the second Of their Of spring which
these young el ristian parents have been called
10 mart with since their bridal Sday--Christ
mas, 1889 One is left, the last horn, the
other two, after passing their Infant days on
earth, are gone up "the shining way" at the
bidding Of the good Sd Bepherd "stff them
TO eere unto me-" Oh the mysteries Of Provi-
5ence and Of Redeening love!
The body Of little Alice-the first begotten.
lies beneath the Cedar tree in the Genet ~ at
Ironton: that Of little lilly. in yond-r grave
ysId, within reach Of parental eyes: but
where are theyi Sweet faith comes to us on
the wings Of inspifsiibh and tells us; their
loving and besuiihed sEifits nettles in the
bosons of their Aneelskeerers. beyohd the
reach Of al earthly sofrews. This 10 the re-
d-ening hone Of ibe true christian; and yet
" bat sorrows are altogether 30 keen as part.
in q with their infant tr-asuresf For
s"N hat,.is b. me without the chii1renf
f'Tis tbeefrt, vitheuf its veriue,
And the sly w'thoui its sunshine;
1fft is witller-d to the cfrp!
So we'll lsave tins frenry desert,
And well follow the good Shepherd
To the greener astures vernal, ,,U 4
v herr the lsmis have "goie fefore."
With the Shepherd everm6fe." )" .a..s
B:
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Notice.

las. II FRY, whose residence is unknown
- is hereby notified that Catharine L L
Fry, did on the 22d day Of September, 1864.
tle her petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the county of Gallia, and State Of Ohio.
charging the said James H. Fry, with willful
atsenee from said Catharine L L. Fry, for
more than three years last past, ana with
gross neglect of duty toward said Catharine
L. L. Fry, for the period Of more than three
years. and asking the Court to divorce her
from the said james Il Fry, which petition
will stand for hearing at the first term Of said
Court next after the October term, A. d. 1864,
thereof. CATHARINE L. L. FRY.
Sept. %, 1854 64-6w.
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NOlIce.

INOttCCs
William Il. Fee, ct. al. by their next friend,
Permelia Fee, We. David d. Fee, et. al
Gallia Court OF Common Pleas.
DAvID D. Fee. John NJ Fee. Francis N.
~ Fee, Roma B. Pope minor child Of Rich
ard Pope. Charles T Coats, aud Mary Ann
Fee. win take notice that petition was fled
against them. on the ID day Of August. A D.
leC4. in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Gallia
county, by PermelIa Fee, az next friend, and
on behalf of Vim. H. Fee, George A. Fee,
Aaron Z Fee. Moses M. Fee, Rachael r. Fee
Eliza E. Fee, John J. Fee, and Olive o. Fee
Infants, and is now pending, wherein the said
petitioners demand partition OF, and assign
ment Of the dover Of the said Per1nslia Fee
and Mary Ann Pee. IN the following rea
estate. situate in Springfield township, Gallis
county. Ohio and described as follows, to-u il
The south bali OF section No %, in township
No. 6, Of range No IS, in the Ohio Com,
panvis purchase. And that Atths rext tern
Of said Court application will b made BY
said petitioners for an order ths. partit;oI
may be made Of said premises, and ssit
dowers te assigned therein.
J. BRADBURY, Atty for Petitioner
Aug. II. 1864. '- ~ p.
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T or Sale; ;

hEE hundred and twenty-five .sltes of
" land. ..on the river. three miles below
Gsllipolis y About sixty FIVE acres cleated-
balance timber. There is on the premises. q
small dwelling house. smoke house, out
housrs, eeller. and eistern Also q good log
barn, all new, and tolersbly good iruit--
Terms reason a. 80
A E!LAsLEY
Sept. 25. 1864
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GARSETHO
JAS. E. RIcHERDsoN,
! Z. PRoPRIEroR.
rxnov,e nr

THIS House is PLEASANTLY situated OF
l. Second Street, b-loE the Public Square
and but one square from the steamboat land
ing. ...
Every attention paid to the comfort O
guests. 4f
E Terms medsrste. TT
June 80, Is6[
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Notice to Tax-payers
under the Excise
Laws of the Uni
ted States. az

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons ow-
IN ing taxes to the United States. under the
act Of Congress TO provide for Internal Rev
enue to support the Government and to pay
interest on the public debt, that | am now
prepared to receive the same for the months OF
June, July and August. at my Office. Al s. F.
Meals store: GsllipOlpS Ohio, until the 25th
day Of October.
all taxes not paid within that time, win he
liable 10 an addition of 10 per cent. All
Licenses appiied for up to that time. are now
ready for collection.
III taxes must be paid IN Treasury Notes
Of the United States
J. CAMPBELL. Collector.
lfth Dist. Ohio.
By n. H. NEAL, Deputy.
Oct. 6, 1854
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FOR SALE,

A very d. siraIie farm Of 2I4 acres. situated
N in fiuyan township. Gallia county, ohio.
about l2 mills frum Gallipolis. One hundred
acres clear, 20 acrrs in meadow, email orehs,d d
Of selected fruit, well, and three springs OF
good water. good frame dwelling house nearly
new, good log hatn-fences iolrrably good
Terms Of payment made easy-4-can be ascer-
tanned by calling at the Journal Office.
Also "a acres Of fine timber lard IN the
same township. and about and half miles
from the Ohio. river. The timber is value
able, and the and well adapted for cultiva-
tion. 1HOS. MONTGOMERY.
Sept. %, 1864
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ozztss istA sf sfseyzenber. lsszsiz Cali
polls by Rober4 Etrth, Esq., M. b. Heiehs
and hiss Elizabeth Emery. SlH r.
oatbelatb Of fSepteuibsr BY the same NJ.
George n. Blaksr. and Miss Elisa v. Kinder.
On the l7th Of September. BY the same,
Mr. Jobn N. Pincher and Miss Marian Ad-
tison. ,1ga 2ii9q Ilk3
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FRuIT
.'RgEVSs Z {
L1C NJ PALMERu

"A ofers for the Rail trade. al the Cali.
z polls Frssry. the bat stock of FRITZ
Tree ever oasred IN soothern Chic. 4'ss J.
$1,000 Apple Trees,tso year old, from
erah, 10 eta. each, $500 PER roo. s7o,0 PEI
1000. Thres fksr old from q an. l2j< cts.
eech. $40 per 100. $50 per I,006 Dwarf Ap-
pie Trees, IS 70 30 cts. each.
10000 Peach Trees one rear from buds.
and very fine Of all the leading varieties in
cultivation. 20 sts e,eh, as 90 per 190
81 50 per 900. Also q large stock o. Pears
stznc ard, 20 cts Zach. dEaff treesf sS cts.
each. Cherry trees IS 90. each, Plum 90 cts.
each, Aprieots IS cts. each. Necsarinss IS
eta. each, Qninec 30 cts each.
> EVERGREEES. -s
Balsam Fir. Norway Spruce. Austrian Pine:
Hemlork Silver Pr. American Spruce, Dwarf
Boz and Tree Boz .''c.-Es
..I--I GRAPE VINES.
Delaware, Concord, Diana. Hartford Pro-
life. Clinton Rebeeca. Union Village, Creve-
ling Tsy lors BullOt. To Kaion, Cataw ba. Isa-
bella. CariRues, Nerthern Muscadine, Logan,
Cuyzhoga, Acirondac, at low rates.
SMALL FRUITS. sr,s,r. -,.,-
!; I have a very ext nsite sroek Of Currants,
Goosel'erries, Raspb-rjrs, Blackbvrries, Rheu-
ooTo W tie TlAhl, asparagus roots, anu All ot
the leading varieties II strawberries that il In
cultivation. Daring the mo, his Of S-pten-
Der and October shall, offer a vary choice
collection Of Rulbs, Tulips. Hyseinths. cro-
euses, Snow drops. Aud good stock Of
Roses and Green House Ph nts. Those wish
ing to save money and get SO, trees. should
come, or send their order to the Gallipolis
Nursery; or orders sent to the Gsllipolis Post
Office, will meet with prompt attention
Descriptive Catalogues furnished % all ap-
plicants, gratis. Send for c1e and examine
my prices. G. N. PALMER.
Nurserymsn.
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Wa. SafojBsa's fuj

J E w ELRY .STo r z.
.,violins Violin Bows, and other Trimmings.
Guitars, Banio's. Tam mhorins's, Re-, &C.. and
qualityof Violin and Guitar strings always
on hand.
wA. SCORER
July /. Issf
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Notice.

SCHOOL viii commence in the Gs'fi
- Academy on.w ednesdsy. the 5th Of Octo
Der, next, under the Superiptsndence OF th'
well known and popular Teacher, Professo
SIMEON NASH. Pres.
R. AIEsHIRE, See :. .,-eF
GaliiPolis, Sept. IS. lsea. srr
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Tin Fruit Cans
Coal Coaf.' Coal!

" HE undersig1ed has on hsnd at the up.
per end Of the Wharf at GallipoAs, i'm.
rnediatsly shove the q 8. Wharf boats, a
large supply Of superior coal, which be viii
deliver promptly to purchasers at reasonable
rates, for sssk a.. lifEt~
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
will be punctually filed.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Jan. 2, IH6z.-tf
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WANTED

THE subscriber win pay the highest price
Il for Red and White Bosus. Potatoes
Flsz Seed, Green and dried Apples, and al
kinds Of country produce 5a.t
Will be found for the present at the Ware
house of z. Deletombe.
CHAS. MACK.
Oct r. 1864.
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Sherif's -
PROCLAMATION

I WILLIAM wADDELL. Sheriff of Gallia
j, county, in the State Of Ohio. do hereby
notify the quail fed Electors Of Gallia county.
10 assemble in their respective townships at
the usual places Of holding Elections, on
TuesdaS. the 9th day Of November, A D..
1854 an then and there proceed. as the law
difeets. 70 elect twenty one Electors Of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States.
In pursuance OF the Constitution and Laws Of
the United States. and Of this State
q. Giern- under my hand this 18th day Of
Septen ber,A A, D. 1854 $3.50 Il =
HM WADDELL. s. g. o.
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Sun ays. once open from to sE n.
s5oSEPH DROUILLARD,
Oct. n 1864. Post Master.
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