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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
FROM BE. AIKEN.

u dOFF5IOWN March IA, IS0J.
DIR. PoLAND.-I wish to bear testimony to the value Of
your White SiRe Compound You will remember how
feeble was at the time called you Juy last MY
chief complaint was inflammation Of The kidHegs In
addition to other disagreeabe symptoms suffered dread
FULLY from severe pain-You sold me bottle Of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents Of BOTTLE my pain had ali e
me. Though have been afflicted with that comp amt a
long time have not had return Of 1t since and have
for many months past enjoyed excellent heath.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OF Canada.

vi NdIldOda
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
EFs3ss5Fz551 On and after Monday nov. 2, 1854,
- trains will run daily, Sundays except.
edl unui further notice. as follows:
,sazssrs. e. L. UP TRAINS r,sE s.rssag
Leave Portland for South PARIS and Lewiston at 40
A. ~. Also leland Pond, connecting there with
trainsfor Montreal and the West at LIS T. M. %
& asiaufifqg s8re DOWN TRAINS. d. be3a ~ VI
Leave South Paris at 5.45 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at 6.50A. III. Pf1
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sonal unless notice is given and paid for at the
of one passenger for every $500 additional value. 81
q. J. BkYDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent : = s9l
Portland, NOV. Z, 1854. ,f-stf-7 nov7
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

E7s5s2f55zs5S1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
S4K---xz6gStaton, for Lewiston and Auburn at
7.40 A. IA. and LIS r. AZ. d1A 77T--- = ~ 30
For Bangor and intermediate stations at rs p M.
kRTURNING-Leave Lewiston at $40 A. M and
arrive In Portland at $50 A. NJ, Leave Bangor at
1901 A ii and arrive in Portland at 2I5 p III.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland at A. M, and re
turning is due in Portland at r. M. 81 - tT.1 F9h
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most of the towns North and East of this
iines fa ~ es
...1a..,Fl..ts.. 4. G. M. MORSE, Supt.
Watervie, November, 1858. deoI4
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Portland, March 4, is65.

Having sold all my interest in the Bakery business
of Brooks Phtnne to, Mr.. Brooks. / cheerfuljy
him to the continued patronage of Aft
friends aud customers. SIEPHEN PRINNEY
Portland, March 4, 1855. marlldlw
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
ss4O Acres Of vel selected Oil Territory


in twenty careful y sele cted separate Farms
in choice localities, namely: rffrrs-eE
~" A.- mari = a4..-, ~-.,- pm half mile from
Marietta, 240 acres; has one well down BIO
good show of oil and gas; have just commenced put
Ting down the second well. 1850
No. 2. Mccoy and Wickham Farms, $40 acres, on
Federal sCreek. Five miles above these Farms, on
the same creek, there has been we'll struck within
two we, ks which IS now flowing over three hundred
barrels per day. 20 s. aasiio
No. 3. Adams AID Robinson Farms, $50 acres on
Hallway Run.
No. A Smith Farm, 80 acres on Horse Run.
No. s. Sprague Farm, ITO acres on Dodge Bun.
No. 6 Thomas Farm, "a acres on Thomas Run.
No. Z. Sharp, Administer, Ferguson, Ford, Turner,
Lynch Deming, Lafiin and Woodruff Farms, 1895
Wolf ca eek considered by bsst idges to be
the very best ofoii territory. 40
No. 8 Miller Farm, 80 acres, on Tunnel Hill Run.
No. 9. Variety and Vanralanker Farms, 100 aores'
on Canded Run.
No. 10. briggs Farm, 46 acres on Big Bun
G No II Shirley Farm 81 acres, on Federal Greek
on which they are making preparationsto put down
a well Immediately.
No. IL. Frost Farm. 80 acres, on Hooking River.
on which they arc just putting down well
Applications, if accompanied with $50, in cash or
draft, for each share wanted will be promptly repli
cd ID if addressed to a#hf -
W. WILLIAMS, IA Broadway. NY.
or JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Office on Lime rect, entrance first door from the
r rars ef n. f'F'''''' A''s ssoaw
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Dissolution of Copartnershin.

TINE copartpership heretofore existing bel ween
Il the undersigned is thus day diss lived by mutual
consent Mr. Brooks alone Ia authorized to collect
and settle all debts due to or from said firm.
the Bakery business will be carried on as usual at
..tl.s g. W. H. BROOKS,
N STEPHEN PHiNNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
PORTLAND, sACC & PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

WTNTER ARRAN GRMENTS,
hi Commencing Nov. 18th. 1854. H4ts
ts5zFszasz7 Passeng ger trains will leave the Sta.
ton, foot OF Canal street daily, (Sun.
days oXceptedj as follows: l47 I7t ~
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 A NJ. and 23O
Leave Boston tor Portland at 100 A. III. and q. go
M. asaw -
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. III. and
800 p. n.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations. aHaNh
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily,
80 - 5sA III FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, Nov. 4, 1854. n oc31 edit
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

EThe developed interest, Gas will be
seen below is already sufficient to en-
able this Company to pay monthly diyi-
dends. +zo,e III
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Dissolution of Copartnership.

FTNHE copartneIshi heretofore existing under the
IL firm name of John Lynch q Co., ia this day dis
SO we'd by mutual consent. John Lynch and Peley
Barker are author zed to settle the affairs Of The A m
and sign it's name in liquidation. = -
JOHN LYNCH
PELKG BARKER
March /, 1866 ,,-e, A-hAeh'
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

The fee simple pr perty of the Company consists
oftwo hundred and thirty -eight rcres ii tt best
territory in the oil regions lying Pit Hole Creek,
Cherry Rnn, Magure Run, and Dunn Run, Dea:'li-
diout5. W ellis will be sunk this property immedi-
ately, and with the large working capital OF S750C0
great results are anticipated. sy -
This Company mas been formed not a matter of
speculation, but to develope property wi ch it is
believed will prove to be OF grea va.ue The repu.
tation of the gentlemen composing the Board OF
Trustees is sufficient guarantee TIA this object will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out and that the
stock will prove most desirable and profitable in
vestment.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

Instead of So. 200, which, would actually bs
the portion of some other companies; in other
words. there might be thirty three companies of ST.
100000 each formed by this Company, and then each
one be equal 10 many other companies formed In
stead Of three million shares, there are but 120O)
shares on rs,.t4 i,., st... 80 .-o5 ~ -s-r
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
We believe we can offer superior Inducements to
all persons wishing to invest in 30
Petroleum Stocks.

Di FiQ9I ls.t 4J. elt 3llT DeII
aa Suchinvestments. a class offer greater induce
ments to persons of either large or small means,
than any the world has ever known. f
Many Petroleum Stocks are now payingat the rate
Of go per cent perannum. and taking the increased
value Of the stock into consideration person in
vesting at subscription price in rel abe companies
may reasonably expect to double their money with
In ayear Capitalists in ell paris oftbe country are
now giving their attention almost exclusively to this
GLASS Of securities which have already prince
ly fortunes to thousands ofpersons @
Persons desiring information can rely upon re-
ceiving an unbiased account of the standing and
prospects ofthe various companies on the market.
Receipts and Certificates wiz be forwarded in ex-
change for available funds, without charge; and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be cold at the Bro
kers' Boards of New York and Philadelphia at
the regular rates OF commission. n ~.
wewould call special attention to the following
companies: I ua.alI
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DR.. r. GOODALE,S
CATARRH REMEDY.
AnD NODE OF rRnATMszr is
The Acme of Perfection!

IT penetrates the secret ambush of tb;s ,s-.;b,.
4 disease, and ext rminates it, root and hranch'
forever. ~ VI @n'n'
It removes al the wretched symptoms Of this
ioa thsome maiady, and averte CONSUMPTION - -''
1t cleans the head, deodorises ne brsnt6 .,a q
lords the most grateful relief. 800 AAU' -
tongue can tell. si- wv ''S ''A""
u is noted Jer curing the most hopete So cases
that every known means fsiled in ''
most obstinats and violent types. B Il ~ VI -
No form Of Cdtdrrh noise in the hen,, 90 r.s;s
its penetrating power e G'.-N''''-- ! 20
DR.. Goodale has noso spent a ifetin, bott,;no
Nth this fell disease. His triumph Is comnIeta
Or. Gooddte's CATARRH REMEDY Is nshnrmJess
liquid inhaled from the palm of he hand -
DR.. r. Gooddle is knosOB throughout ths co,.,fr,
as the author of the onlv True Theory 81 Catsrsgh
ever published. Where its 0ripin--Wbaf itsS Pava.
ges-Mode of 1reatment-and Rapid Cure in ali it,
forms. q faIN ~ ~
DR.. Goodate's Pamphlet on CATARRH sb,,ld he
read by every ono. It can be obtained at our near
est AGENCY or by sending postage stamp to chr Of
office. ~ - ~
NORTON & Co., Sole Agents. rs Blocker street.
New York. "a
Price 81. Sold by H Il. HAY. june2 s4dIy
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
COpnrinership No,ice.

FiHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
n neisnlp under the style and name Of Lynch,
Barker co, for ths purpose of trausacting Gen.
eral Comml sion and Importing Business and have
11ken an once over the old stand OF John Lynch
ss-E .Si ii JOHN LYNCH,
F-F PELRG BARKER.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Lombard & Cores
Petroleum Stock Exchange.
Ia 90 STATE ST.,
"a ,,r4f t BOSTON. ,.., -l,.-.,

q 7. G. LOMBARD. f9e J. @. GORE, JR.
J, A. MENDUM, Formerly Of the Eagle Bank
'' "a ''-' janle Saw sm
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
s,ao. SUFFOLK
Petroleum and Coal Co,
.. ...a,. OF BOSTON.
OF BOSTON.

In sshort time Subscription Books will be opened
atour office only for portion of the Stock due notice
Of which will be given. Ta4 dl .a8sr
Full information will be furnished in regard to
the above and all other Companies in the market,
upon application at our Ofce, personally or by let
ter. Hf ~ 1871
s,-farties remmitting funds to us will please
seno oy express except when drafts can be obtained
n which case we will bear the charges of forward.
ing, In this manner they can obtain reliable re.
ceipts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Trustees.

SAMUEL BooTH, sc Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JOHN FRENCH, Clinton Avenue, Broo klyn
New York. f21a'ff-SS- ~
New York. Is
1RIoHARD mgr kHAM, le Court ST. Brooklyn.
WILLIAM Id. LITTLB, (oi WYckoff & Little Mon.
tague street, near Court, Brooklyn. 80
ALFRED BEoAE tof Becar, Napier Col $40
JOHN DoHERrY, Park Place, Brooklyn.
4: HoRATio BIGLOw, (of l.. II. Biglow & Col 2
William Street, New York. aF = I
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

H'aE under igned having purchased the stock Of
= John 10y nch Co, will continue the Wholesale
grocery Business at the old stand, No lSs Granite
saiNsi3 s.a8ei0at liz THOMAS LYNCH,
March l, 1SS5-d&w3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

OF Portland. r5He tl
JesiaA III. Drumpsond, Ex.AttorDey General,
City Solicitor of Portland. oi9 ess
John White, Jr., of White 6 iLunt, No. 40 Walk
or street, New York.
-sC.lP. -Kimbelt, Carriage Maker, Portland, Me-
j. N. Collins, of Collins Lindsey No II Muir
ray street, New York.
@. w. Robinson, formerly of G. w. Robinson &
Co. Portland now OF New York.
j. C. KimbaH, formerly of J. NJ. kimball g Co.,
Portland, now of New York.
q .fa-si -s.s
The directors of this Company all practical
BUSH 4, most of them well known TO the reop-
10 of teis State They have organized this company
with the desire aud fill Determination to makeis
TIE test paying erpr offered to the people
of Maine Each Director having invested money in
the St ok CT tle company has the same interest to
make the diviG end lar that any other stockhclder
can have. With this view they have selected fom
the hundreds OF parcels of lands cer,d Il EN- after
careful exam nation Of the lands in the great oil
regions By Of the Direct ,rs. who has spent the
past four moths in .xamiaing and comparing the
value of the different loca ities-some Of the most
caluabte oil territory on CHERRY RUIZ Tenengo
Co. Penn,-in the midst G the great Jfcacing aceIts
where they have sceIs already more than too
hundred feet do,oa ,cith the most favorable indica
tions If OIL and soithim ninety rods efthe great
Reed Yet thlris now flowing $50 bbs. of oil per day
and paying net income t. the owners gilmore than
two thou aad dollars per day, seves hundred and
fifty th,usand liars per year. Should this COM
pany have good fortune 10 stike well rat will
yield the san amount of oil per day-and they are
on terrific just as good-it would pay dicidend
of more han twice he amount OF their entire CAPT
Ia ths first year. They also have three other wells
commenced within eighty to one hundred and fifty
rods OF the great REED, WADE, YANKEE, GEAEGER,
and other flowing wells that they will complete
with all possible dispatch. Between their wells
number ons and four, they have territory enough
for a la &c number of wells, that they will COM
mence boring as soon as the engines and other fx-
ltu es can be gst to the ground. From tho wells
this territory the Directors and all others acquaint
ed with the locality anticipate great results they be-
ing in SO oloFe proximity to the great Cherry Run
Touring Wells, that are no,o actually producing
nearly, II not quite half Of all the OIL sent TO
mark from V,naDgo county. The failure to OBJ
tain Oil on this territory, has been only in nell
out Of seoenty-sic Itch have tesn completed. The
company have also secured one fourthof the entire
=. IN three Acres OF land on Cherry
fsuu uirectly opposite the hesU 4-.r,ar ,vo,Is
with one well being sunk now about 25ofset down
within 10 feet ofsome the largest wells Cher
ry Run. By referenoeto he following d spatches to
the NEW York Herald and Evening Express, it will
BIS seen that ansther Too hundred Barrel We'll has
just been struck en- Cherry Run-which is within
few rods ofths property.
TRrou tba Navv Vorlr uaro1d1
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
TESTIMONIALS.

very large number of important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clergymen,
Apothecares, and, indeed from all classes in society,
speaking in the most hatterng terms Of the White Pine
Compound.
DR. Nichols Of Mortified Vt says: 17.. I-ar
81 find the White Pine Compound to be very ecacious
only in coughs and other pulmonc affections. bat
also in affections of the kidneys, debility OF the stomach
and other kindred organs"
Rev. J, K Chase Of Rumney, N. H., writes:
81 have for years regarded your bite Pine Compound
as invaluable remedy. can truly say regard 1t
eficacious and valuable than have
just taken the Compound for cold and it works charm
ingly."
lion. p Il. Sweetser of South Reading writes: M
cnal properties Of the White Pine, prepared on
seeing advertisement of your White Pine Compound,
to give the medicine trial 1t has been used by
bers of my family for several years. for colds and coughs
and In cases, Of serious kidney difficulties with
excellent results. Several Of friends have also re-
ceved much benefit from the Compound. We intend to
keep 1t always on hand.n r-frs I'D
Rev. II. d. Hoge Of West Randolph, Vt, VINO Is
physician. says; ,l..tN rhfQh lo
81 find it THE Compound an excellent medicine in
kidney Diseases -.H ia
Says Mr. s. Boody, of the l4th regiment Massachusetts
Heavy Artillery at Fort Tiinghast:
s'The White Pine Compound effected cure where
fellow considered in critical consumption by all
who knew him. can fully substantate this by In
this Company who thought folly for him to make trial
OF it. In colds coughs, leave the Of the
surgeon, where treatment can be had for nothing and
try kha Whifa Pima COmnouud - .
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
The White Pine Compound,

WiIlb' manufactured in future at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT
NO, lO6 Hanover Street, Boston
~ sdl ar Under the supervision Of
lia REV. J. W. POLAND, NJ. D.
In SWEET will attend to the business department.
TO whom all orders should be addressed n
sold by wholesale and retail dealers In medicin.
II. II. HAY, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB PORTLAND.
.iFe.. sodsm-wltims,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Steam to and From the Old Country.

Steam to and From the Old Country.
The weIi-known favorite Clyde built
ShA4kzAA Iron steamers of the ANCHOR LINZ of
stVanlsnIps, .HrBRRF1 A, "CALKDoAJA, ""BR1TAN-
MA and "UEITEp iNsDoM,,' are inter ded to sail
fortnightly TO and Dom New York carving pas-
ssngers to and from liverpool, Glasgow Belfast,
Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick, Gdlscoy or
Londonderry These steamers were built specially
for The Atlantic trade, are divided into water and
alright compartm ents.
~ 5Hn4s R0tes Of Passage. 5r4 rfgg
From New York u any ofthe above place: Cabins,
$l2b and 800; steerage $45, payable in American
currency.
To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
ms $65 and $50; steerage, 1876 payable in gold or
equvalentin American currency.
Those who wish to send for their sfrisnds can buv
tickets at these ratef from the Agents. ~ I
FRANCIS MACDONALD & co,
jsn9d4m -ScFt-4le Rowling Green N. ~nrk
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
DIRECT, ONCE A FORTNIGHT
Warren q Co.'s Line.

CM a. Jus ARAlcs
o@ The following splendid first class
I'm iron Screw Steamships are appoint
y 5mIQ-&EAASNSed 10 sail from Liverpool for Bos-
- ton every alternate Saturday, com
In :nolng SATURDAY. April s, 1855.
PRoPONTts ~ 2s00 tons, $50 horee power
HRLLEsPoNr, $500 TONS $50 horse power.
GAMBIA 25e0 tons, $50 horse power!
i ARMoUET, - $500 tone, $50 horse power.
Passengers by these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with a liberal allowance of cooked provis-
ions.
hteerage passage from Liverpool to Boz ton, $50 90
Children under IL years, t.'-a t1i Il 5000
Infants un6er year, 10 90
eB-TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
Ing to gettheir triencs out from the Old Country
these steamers offer advantages superior to those Of
any other Line Passengers by these steamships
land in Boston. wheret they will be within easy reach
at thAr friends and where they viii avoid many Of
the dangers and annoyances which besst strangers
landing iniNew York. tta...rr ,s,s4-F
Fer freight or passage apply TO WARREN co.
SO State ST.. snd Alb Commercial street Boston.
O-SIGHrs DRAFTS for FL Sterling and upwards
payable in England, Ireland or Scotland for sale.
AGENTS in Liverpool GEO. WARREN Co.. Fem
wick Chambers. f bic }6w-
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
COL. GOULD,

Formerly Major Of the 18th Regt. NJ v. THAT Veteran
speaks in the highest praise Of the Waite Pie Com
pound, and expresses wish that il might be to
the soldiers. His opinion Is based personal knowl-
edge.
No effort has yet been made by the proprietor to
introduce it into the Army and yet It has often been pur
chased by friends of soldiers, &c send in packages and
ordered by officers and soldiers, and large quantities have
been forwarded by express,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
International Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais & st. John.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

~ q a.r.4. <<zzRzAw On and after Thursday.
S4sss q e. Sss ;iss 4, :. Wv Sis
chester, will until further no
foot Of STATE Street ever Se leave Railroad Wharf,
NJ. for Eastport and st. John z, FoS.nort ne
R esss 9usen win conner for st. Hndrews.
and w ana Calais. with the New Brunswiok
tions S,. way for Woodstock and HonIton STA.
Mach;S .ags Coaches also connect at Fastnnrt a.
: Rotrrn and intermediate places "''pof' ior
a "a, ior Eastport, Portland and Boston at Q
p. M. n Suing ~ until 4 o'clock
Portland. Feb 20, lss5.--dtf :. EATON y Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
PETROLEUM..
$50 Per Share, instead Of $500 Per Share,

Which they should be they rated in proportion
to the majority of Companies, as sea below.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

From the New York Herald
News has been received and abundantly confirm
ed from several sources, of the striking Of new
200 barrel Well ON Cherry Run, above the Reed
Wel.n
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

A Perfect Cure for Catarrh
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
PETROLEUM.
Property in Venango County, PENN
Office of the Company No. IA Broadway,
New York. %
THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY

10 organized under the General Laws OF the State of
New yak, with Capital of $500 GOO, sented
by 10000 Shafes, of the par value Of SIS each =
Shareholders are exempt from all personal liability
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22
$4,000 Reserved for Working Capital.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS, so
SAMUEL BOOTH, President.
JOHN FRENCH, Vice-President ~.
AEMAN B. AUTEN, Secretary. $500
osl WILLIAM III. LITTLE, Treasurer
b ALI X. MoCuE, Counsel 80 s7.-,s. ~,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

wewould call special attention to the following
companies: f aaFI
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Prs mums terminated during the year; Al 'or which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re-.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-22

Fee simple of twenty acres of the Barrett Farm,
on Pithole Greek. All fat boring land, situated
above the new well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company. now flowing $50 barrels daily.
No better selection can be found the whole creek
for oil purposes. Wells will be Immediately put
down on this property 4 Ass,4,,s 7ssrI7 -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-16

~ Henry Wins the monster who
had charge of, Andersonville prison
paid the penalty of his crimes, on
Friday last at Washington, by being
hung. Great efforts were made by
his counsel, and friends to have his
sentence conmuted to Imprisonment
for life. AS in the case of the as
.ssssins of Lincoln, President John
son proved infiexIble, and the law
suffered to take its course. Society
is rid of the fend, the memory of
our murdered soldiers avenged, and
the barbarity OF Southern chivalry
shown to be without q parallel in
the annals of the world.
Yet after all, Wiaz was but the
tool Of Davis and Lee. He was
either acting under orders, orif not,
his cruelties were well known to the
Rebel Government and acquiesced
in. Under any aspect OF the ease,
history will hold them responsible,
and our Government cannot escape
esnsure, if their leaders fait-to re
eeive the reward due their crimes
TOREIGN FRUITS and Cou1fscticalary il
great varsity AZ ,-,-g s,.s. u
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-16
CITY AFFAIRS.
eALIIPoIIs. NOVEMBER is5 1865.
a Rare Chance.

.OwING to i'll health and presstre Of
Y other business, / offer the Journal 0f1ice
FOR ssle. The circulation is about 400, and
Increasing. The advertising is purely local,
and more Offering than can be accommodated.
The Job work furnishes constant employment
for one hxnd. The material Is nearly all new.
The Union Majority at the te election was
1880. None but a radical Union man neea
apply, Ta suck ample proof will be furnished
that the the Jsurnal is one Of the best pay
ing. and rnost firmly established papers IN
eoa1nefn 9hi0 RI STEWART.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-16

re Friends, lovers of beauty and
sweet perfume, the icy frosts of win
ter has blighted the beauty of your
flower but their fragrance still lives
in the pure distilled extracts of Lu
bin andsothers, to be found at the
Drug Store of Bailey d Hayward,
who have just received an unusually
large stock of fine Perfumery. Cen
uine Lubin, Nations Garland, Night
blooming cereus and other choice
varieties. Call and Sry them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-11-16

R "We have but little here be-
low," but the major part Of what we
have consists of good living. None
understand this better than our en-
ergetic and obliging grocers, j. J.
Cadot & Bro, who have added to
their already most complete stock
of provisions, lot of Fresh Oysters,
the finest we have seen in the mar
'ket. We understand they purpose
keeping up a constant supply during
the season.
Ye lovers ofthe Bivalve try them,
we dideand found them-good.