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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. III. EDDY, a,rll
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of u. s. Patent Office. W,ssAiayfon.
tundsr the act cf 1917
70 State Street, opposite kilby Street,
BOSTONf L---. IN NJ

4 FTER an extensive practice or upwurds OF ~
n years, continues to secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds.
Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Pa
tents executed on liberal terms and with despatch,
Researches made into American or Foreign works,
10 determine the validity or utility OF Patents OF
invcntions-and legal or other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same. Copies the claims
OF any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington. IfTrlgF.-
No Igsney in hs United Sfafss yssssssss ssrsrier
faculties for ottaining Patents %, assofaiHfng hs
oaf,nfabiiify Of inrsHfisns. ..... ....|s.
bis large practice made on fs,cs rejected applica-
tions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one IL which
was decided In AS Csror by the Cornmi..ioner OF
Patents -s I'd. I.ff1 H. IL. EDDY.
TESTIMONIALS. 1
III regard Mr.. Eddy rs ono nS tia most Capable
and sneess.fa practitioners with whom have had
Official Intercourse"
'.u..r. II. .lfI if Commissioner ~ Pntents
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person meys competent and
trnsrorfhg, and more capable Of putting their Ap-
and favorable consideration Mt the Patent Ofhce."
EDMUND BURKE, ll lr.l1
tafLg Late COMMISSIONER OF Patents
"Mr. II. II. Eddy has uadc for me TiilRrEEN
applications, ON all but one OF which patents have
been granted. and that Is so,r pending. Such IN
mistakcable proof or great talent and ability on
his part leads me TO recommend all inventors To
bc sure VI having the most faithfil attention be-
slowed on their cases, and ut very re.sonabe char
ees" I'm JOHN TAu0ART.
Boston. February, 1864. .--. iyTs
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Testimonials.

From he Pastor ofihe Methodist T.. Church,
.NaiiSon, Conn.
I have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure in my fam
lily. and can willingly testify to its value as n
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CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, SINGERS,
and all those whose occupation requires an un-
usual exercise OF the vocal organs, will find this
the Only Remedy which will ctiectually and in.
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A small quantity allowed to pass over the
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REFERENCES.
Hon. Samuel Cony, Governor or Maine.
lion. J. l.. lIodgdon, Adj. Gen. of Maine.
Hon. Nm. Pitt Fcssendcn, u. =. Senator.
Hon. Lot VI. Morrill,, u. y. Senator. 6mIS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-01-28
GaIIipOIis Nurseries.

T OCATED 4 miles west Of Galiipolis, on
IL the Chillieothe road.
The Proprietor offers for Spring trade; a
large and choice selection of Fruit Trees, APP
pie, dwarf and standard; Pear, dwarf and
standard; Cherries, dwarf and standard; Plum,
Peach, Nectarine, Apricot, and Ounce, OF
every variety worthy OF cultivation
NATIVE GRAPE-vINES:
Delaware, Concord, Diana. Hartford Prolific,
Clinton. Nor. Muscadine, Missouri, Isabella,
Catawba, Carrigues, Bullet, Src.
SMALL FRUITS:
Currsat, Gooseberry, Raspberry, Black
berry, Strawberries, Rhdbarb, Asparagus, de-,
&C., of the finest varieties.
EVERGREEN TREES:
Balsain Fir, Norway Spruce. Austrian
Pine, Hemlock, Juniper. Mahonia, Dwarf
Box, Tree Box, and Ornamental Shrubs,
of every description, -.
Also, Roses, .Dahlias, Peonies, Tulips, DC,
embracing the finest varieties now cultivated
GREENHOUSE PLANTS:
Geraniums, Hydrangias, Petumias Phloxes
Heliotropes, Pansies, de-, DC.
All persons wishing any articles in my
line can save money by calling at my Nur
series, or leaving their orders at the Post
Office in Gallipolis, which will be promptly
attended to and filled without delay.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices, fur
nished to all applicants gratuitously.
G. N. PALMER, Proprietor.
Jan. %, l664:-l0w.s
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her, and she did him good, and not evil, all
the days Of her life" And though they had
.heir sehanges and trials, yet few have had
more domestic felicity, peace, harmony, and
christian enjoyment, than fell to their lot
The shock Of separation from so good a wife,
whose crovning virtue was her uniform
christian character, cannot be described. A
beloved friend recently remarked to the
writer, that "Mrs. Ray was the most perfect
woman she ever knew" Hundreds of the
poor and needy have largely shared in the
gifts of her christian benevolence, and thoss
Of every class have partaken of the bountIes
of her table, and have reaped the fruits of her
economy and industry, Her l6s was "life
Of faith on the son Of God," her death peace
ful and happy, and her crest" is now, and
ever shall be, "glolous" in the presence Of
her Saviour and her God.
PILGRIM.
December Both, 1863.
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DIED,

In GaIlipolis, o., January 9th. 1854, Anna
wife of g ROBERTS, in the gath ye ar Of he
age q,
Mrs. ROBERTS was born in England, on the
18th of January, $780, In 1888 she was sent
from home to school, where she remained until
thoroughly educated for the duties of a teacher
She first taught in the family of her relative
General Darroch, of the British Army. her
accomplishments as school teacher and music
al goyerness were found 50 complete; that she
was recommended and persuaded to emlgrate
to act as governess in the family OF her uncle
Col Cotter, brother of Sir James Lawrence
Cotter, Bart, of England. She arrived IN
New York in lS4S, with Others who accom-
panied her, and instead Of going on to Col
Cotter. took charge of a school for the Rev
Mr.. Watson, Episcopal Minister at Newark
New Jersey She made her homo at the
residence of Mr.. Lowell, (whose name /:
familiar to readers of the New York Ledger,
until married to Mr.. Roberts, at Christ church
Newark, n. j., in June, 1850. Early in th'
wear 1850, she was confirmed by the Rev. Mr.
Lowell, Episcopal Minister at Newark
Long months of pain and sickness
Had dIm'd her loving eye,
And Death, the king of terrors,
Was standing closely by.
Upon her brow of marble
We saw the elammy blight --.-
And knew her spirits pinions
Were pluming for their flight
With smothered sobs of anguish;
We heard her gasp for breath,
As farther vet she wandered
Adowh the vale of death. TTI ~
funeral sermon was preached by tn
Rev. Mr.. Thompson at the Episcopal Church
to very large, attentive, and sympathizin
audience. : I I.
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AuctiOneer,s NotIce.

HAVE taken out license unde. the pro.
L visions Of the Excise Law, to act as
Auetioneer within the limits of Gallia county.
Any person requiring the services of an
Auctioneer, by calling on me at the "Nahonal
Hotel" in Gallipolis, will be supplied on very
reasonable terms
The law will be rigidly enforced against
all persons acting as Auctioneers without
license, within this county.
H. BRENEMAN.
Jan. 81, IS64.-4v.s
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Sherif's Sale.
The State of Ohio, Gauia County, IS.

The State Of Ohio, Ga1ia County, IS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed, Sheriff Of the county of Gallia,
in the State of Ohio, will y virtue of a vendi.
issued by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Jackson county, Ohio, in favor Of
Isaac Carter, and against Charles Wood, and
to James Campbell directed, late Sheriff of
Gallia county, at one o'clock P. NJ, ON the
3rd day of February, A. D. 1864, offer for
sale at public auction, at the house of
Charles Wood, in Perry township. in said
county of Gallia, the following goods and
ehattels, to-wit; One BIndle Cow. one Red
Cow, one twO-horse Wagon, and three hun
dred feet Of lumber.
Taken on an execution previously issued
BY said Court, as the property of said Charles
Wood, this Goth day Of January, A. D. 1864.
WM. WADDELL. SHERIFF G. C.
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Farm for Sale,

Cituated in Springfield township, Gallis
y county, Ohio, about miles from CALI
polls, contains ITO acres, about so acres clear,
balance well timbered; a twc-story brick
house of rooms; an orchard Of the finest
quality of fruit, two never failing wells of ex-
cellent watei, and an ample supply for stock
in the fields. This farm lies Convenient to
sehool-hohses, churches, mills, post-offiee
&e., and is in every respect, one of the most
desirable tracts of land in the county.
Terms made known by application at the
Journal Office.
Jan %, 1864.
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Medical Notice.

THE undersigned having located al
i Harrisburg, Gallia county, Ohio, for the
purpose of practicing Medicine, respectfully
tenders his services to the surrounding pub
lie. II. HUBERT, N. D.
Jan. %, I664.-2w..
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MARRIED..

Bv Henry Shaner, Esq, on the 18th day of
JauuaFy, 1864, Mr.. VIM. WARD, TO Miss SARAH
L. PALMER, 10th of Morgan township, Gaiha
county. o.
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Nftu Abbntisen,erlts.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at CALI
LII polls, Gallia county, Ohio, on tn,
9th day Of January, A. D. 1864, which
if not taken out before the 9th day of Feb
ruary next, will be sent to the General Post
office as Dead Letters.
Office hours from half-past Z A. IT., to
half-past P. NJ.
Sundays. Office open from halfpast Z to 8
A. N.
Blantz Henry Known Thos
Baker Ellen LevyH
Bryant B Lowry Harty
Bowl WI Melvin Emily
Clark A Mortimer J-2
Campbell Eliza Pauley G
Cole HW Rodgers Marinda
CONNER Chas Siders A
Copley VIM H Troy Wm-2
Conde Col Ii G Tucker Sarah
Doss Rebeeca Vansiekle Lydia
Edmond Geo W Walker John
Freeman P Welsh J II
Cans Gustav Wilson F-2
Graham Vim Wilson W
Garraeh Vim A Willard Catharine
Heenan Isabelle Woods Martha
Ingles Jesse Williams Benz
All letters advertised are subject to a charge
of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please say "Advertised," and be prepared
with the proper change.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
Jan. %, 1863. Post-M Master.
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1ofal Mattfrs.
10. O. F.

,NszEssL THE members of ARIEL
LODGE, No. 156, /. o. o. F.
meet at their Hall, in Greenwood s
building, every Friday evening at 7
O'Clock P. NJ. A full attendance is
earnestly requested.
P. RALPH, n. G..
H. GREGORY, Ssc'r.
MORNING DAWN LODGE NO.
Z. F. & A. NJ.
A Meets the first Monday night
Xxx of or preceding the full of the
moon.
CHAPTER-Meets the Tuesday of
the same week of the full of the moon.
Hall, south side of Public Square.
GALLIPOLIS DIVISION, NO. 7S,
S. OF T.
q aMeets at their Hall on Court
u Street, every Saturday night
at s o'clock P. NJ
1ALLIPoLIs PRODUCE AND GROCERY
MARKET.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY By
A. HENKING.
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Dye Stufs.

MADDER, Indigo, Blue vitriOl, Ext Log
1Nl wood, Alum, de-, DC, just received ane
for sale by d. S. FORD d BRO.
July 3, 1862.
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To NV Debtors.

II WANT you to take notice that am try
i ing to close my books want you to
consider this the last call to come and settle
There is danger in delay, for viii positively
leave your accounts with magistrate.
LEOPOLD FRANK.
Jan. %, 1864.
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Recruits Wanted.

THE undersigned is authorized to recruit men
| for the 23d Regiment o. V. l., now in
camp at Charleston, West Va. Bounties are
paid as follows:
S402 70 Veteran recruits.
300 to New recruits.
Office in the Cd story of Moses Franks new
building on Court street, Gallipolis. o.
G. W. HICKS,
1st Lieut. 23d o. vi,
Recruiting officer.
Jan. %, IeG4-5w
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Ale and Porter.

ION DOZEN bottles Ale and Potter Just
lUU eeived and for sale by
C. & A. HENKING
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Henry Parkin,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as Administration on the estate OF
Henry Parkins, late of Springfield township,
deceased. Persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
A. WATTS, Adm. f
Jan. %, 1864.
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Taxes! Taxes!
Under the Excise Law OF
the United sta teS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
N owing taxes to the United States, under
the Act of Congress, "To provide for Internal
Revenue TO support the Government, and to
pay interest on the public debt" that | am
now prepared to receive the same for the
months of September, October, November
and December, at the store of F. s. Neal,
until the 10Th day of February next, and all
parties failing to pay within that time, will
be liable to an addition of 10 per centum.
All taxes must be paid in Treasury Notes
of the United States
JOHN CAMPBELLj
- Collector llth District of Ohio.
By H. II. NEAt, Deputy.
Jan. %. 1864.
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The well-known Tailor and Cutter. who
Notice.

ON the 5th day of February, 1864, at the
" door Of the Court House, in Gallipolis,
One Colts Navy Revolver, one Silver Watch,
and some other articles of but little value,
will be sold, being articles found on the
bodies of persons found drowned in the Ohio
river. Names unknown to Coroner
Jan. 81, 1864.
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Fairbanks Scales.

lNNE new Fairbanks Patent Platform
~ Scales, with drop Lever, weighing
I50Olbs, for sale by
G. q A. HENKlNG.
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Notice;
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
N H. d D. q. Guthrie, by note or book &C,
count, are requested to call on the under
signed and settle their indebtedness, and
those having claims against said firm will
present them to me for payment.
J. Fl. GUTHRIE,
Late OF the firm Of ]. II. 4 d. Q. Guthrie
Swan creek, Gallia CO., o.
Jan. IA, 1864.
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Executors Notice.

THE undersigned have been duly appointed
i Executors OF the last will and testament
of John N. Clark, late of Gallia county, o.,
deeeased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated 70
the undersigned for settlement.
AMOS RIPLEY,
LEWIS CLARK:
Ian: ol. 1854.
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FOUND,

ON Tuesday, by Mr.. Jonathan EsmiltOns
" on the Ice, outside of the upper Coal
Boats, at Gallipolis Wharf, Two Boots,
odd size, supposed TO have been stolen. fhe
owner can get them by calling at this ofhces
and paying for this notice.
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For Sale. or Exchange for
Town Property.

4 BOUT 10 acres of land with good
N two-story dwelling house, well of excel
lent water, and large quantity of fine fruit.
Also, fne stone quarry and sand bank con-
venient of access.
This property lies north of the Chicka-
mauga road, and adjoining the corporation of
Gallipohs, where ready market for stone
and sand is always found For terms, DC,
enquire at the Journal Office.
Jan. 29, 1864.
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FLOUR.

full supply OF choice family, extra FAM
a iJv. and superfre Flour. constantly on
hand and for sale bs The barrel or retail By
G. b A. HENKINQs
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Isa4, MackereI. 1864.

lust received from the East. fresh in
u voice of latest catch Maekerel, of all sizes
and all numbers. in barrels, half barrels
Quarter barrels, and kits; Also. Herrings in
barrels and boxes, Goldfish, etc. etc. fos sale
bv y. q a dENh1NO-
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For Sale,

FOUR aeres of land, between Third and
II Fourth street, adjoining the corporation
Of Gallipolis, Two dwelling houses. baris
well Of first-rate water, an old and young ap-
pie orchard. peaches, trees, grapes, quiz -;
&c, and lot Of fine shrubbery on the pre-
misses Enquire at the Journal Office.
Dec 81, 1863
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-12
CORRESPONDENTS.

FORT MIFFLIN, October Z. 1864.
EDITOR OF The STAR 1t becomes ms
painful duty 10 announce the death of VIII
LIAM E. RoBERTs, one of The citizen prison.
ers brought here by the military on the first
Of September. He had been al The hospi-
tai about twelve days. AT midnight last
evening The gaiessof our cell were thrown
open and The death OF Mr. RoBkRTs was an :
nounced. You may imagine, MIR. Editor,
the feelings this sad news impaired at that
solemn hour. Our feelings were such that
little sleep came 10 our relief during the re-
mainder oil The night. When he left The
bumb- proof for the hospital he was the
whitensd with the irosts of "ffly-six winters,
his form benI over, his;hands cIasped across
his breast. turned from The scene with
feelings OF anguish. Banished from his
hoIne-from his wife and ~iamily-and dy-
ing W ilhout the sight or a comforting word
from those who would have gladly admin
istered uLio hum IN his dying hours. And
what can | say TO his bereaIed wife aud
family! All that we could do IN our
slrsightened circumstances to render him
comfortable was done. Alter he was Ia
ken 10 the hospital he was cared for as well
as could be expected. | do not envy toe
position oil the fend or 6ends who were the
cause OF forcing this poor old man from his
home and family and friends 10 die among
strangers. Frequently, after be became
very feeble, he would enquire if General
Couch had come, as he anticipated a re-
lease. Poor man, he is released from the
control of all earthly power, and will be
brought before a Judge where justice is
melted out. Those wicked persons that
were instrumental, in bringing hun here, it
not dead 10 all feelings OF common human
ity, must have bitter computations Of con-
science, when they look upon that poor,
disconsolate family, whose support and
comfort they have taken away. May COP
in HIS mercy forgive them
This is considered a very unhealthy loca-
ton, even out in the open air, and must be
much more SO in this damp, close cell.
The effect is visible upon all.
Without even charges being preferred,
l%hiriy-eighi days to-day have elapsed siuce
we were brought here. But only intending
TO give an account OF the death of one of
the inmates of this cell, | will not trouble
you further, hoping soon again 10 enjoy The
sacred boon of LIBERTY onr foreiaihers
fought and suffered so much TO accomplish
If the present state OF things continue, the
inestimable blessings Of liberty will be
wrested from the people, and despolism
with lis dark pail will settle over our once
happy country, which, may Heaven pre-
vent. JAMES NJ HENRY.
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II ELECTIOy.

The returns come 10 too slow for Us TO
give any very grea. amount in this issue
Bloom twp. gave an Abolition maj of.63, a
falling of Of "a from their mai last fall. In
Scotl the Democrats elected their Justice,
over one of lhe.s'rongest Abolition guns in
The twp, and Col. PiolleI. for Congress, was
beaten but one vote by Mercur, the Adolf
ton candida IL. This is a large gaia, as
The township usually gives in The neigh
borhood OF 100 Abolition maj. Scott did do
WeR as Thomas Dunn promised US she
would a month ago. The Democratic mai
ia Hemlock is 1903 in. Montour 30 in
Orange Al in Berwick borough IL Adolf
tion maj a falling of Of IS votes from Last
year; and in Jackson, Fishingcreek and
Beu'on the Democratici majority is not
guile so heavy as it has been ether years.
A great many voters having leit the county
will account for this.
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MILLINERY GOODS
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Personal Properly

VIII be exposed 20 Pnhlic sale a. The
re-ide"ce OF the sctiber, in Pine twp,
Columbia county, on
THURSDAY TIE 18Th OF OCTOBER.
1861, the following described personal
property, viz
THREE HORSES. / YEARLlNG COLT,
two Spring Colts, tour Mich Cows. three
head Young Cattle, and 81 read OF Sheep
Also, one S,ring Wagon, one Truck
Wagon, one Sled, one set of Heavy Har-
ness, ore Set of Plow Harness., one Sci of
Single Harness, one Double Set of Light
Harness, one Stump Machine and chains
in good repair. Also
WHEAT, OLD CORN, OATS,
aud Buckwhest by the, bushel, HAY by
the ton, and POTATOES Ivy the bnshel
besides many other articles TOO numerous
10 mention.
Sale TO at "a A. NJ, of said
day when condIt ions will be made known
and attendance given.
BENJAMIN WINTERSTEEN.
Pine Twp, Sept %, ls64-2l
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-12
From The Army of The Potomac.

We have received Southern dispatches
detailing The contest with Gener raj Butler
on Friday last. The C~onfederales captured
all the Federal works between the Central
and Newmarket roads, and still held them
They also took between four hundred and
five hundred prisoners, nine guns, aud from
two TO three hundred borses. They say
their loss is very small. Secretary Stanton
writes that he cauuot give any details OF tie
affair, because a chg stotm' has broken
down The wires. The New York Tribune
refuses 20 believe ne Associated Press &c
counr OF the battle and charges the agent
with inven'iug ialsehood. /: cIings to
Secretary S:anton's account. Nothing OF
importance has occurred al Petersburg
since Friday. Stanton sends US various
dispatches from Grant, in which he makes
the Fedora loss, al first four bu ndred, and
afterwards three hundred, in fridays bat
tie.