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" SPLENDID Waite River Fsra fss
"A Lease. 90 srses d Nal. Wfile rivsr
bossoa lsnd. 500. ot which srs ~iesre6 sn6
usdes fence, cosssi,nsiaG sks fpre ksosa =
the Gsisposs farm. "a Dsviess eosasy, Iad.
With aood .buildines ,hcrenn. sissaiet aeeS
70 miles iron Pcflersvils.. y noe y.
esss fes tern 81 yfarA The Ieesrf vDl
~ eeaalssd % keee Il ~ spod repsir. 80
give sscorisy for he psyDsns of Ne, Issss
price IN cash every year.
Address q A Alfordsviile. Ind cs srplv %
the farm 20
sept. 3o;h. l5S5-en.
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- conss qnsnce oi the great q . sns,ivn 81
,rsSsn ~ the Nsnu:scsusisg. usssncss VI
Fsauee aud Engis nd. q ssrye qu.nv " val
sbie Jswsisy, originally INTENDED Tor the Eu'
sOposa msrset, has bern sen, III iof sale is
,Isss souhs >. snd AUST BEEOLD Ar Ass
SACRlFICE! Unsss these sw wcsm-,suc~s
HA ALTON 4 20 scl,ng % Asen's To-
Thy prIncspsi Euro psaS n .nuisc tufss, lavs
resolved y sons
\ n t5rvat Gift Distribution!a
Hubjecs 70 The folio Ains fegaia,iyns:
Ceni6 c s,es Of shs vsrious snIcIes are firs'
pul sssU ssvslop<s. sssied Or, end mixedi
end whsa osdsssd. sss taken oss -wsshcui rs-
gard 10 cnoics, and ssss y yauI. tnva giving
sli . fsis chance. o. receipt VI the sceruf
cate. you will see what you sfs 20 have : nd
then ltis q your optiun 10 send the dofiAI
end lske the sssieis OF sot. pssehssssI
msy thus obisin . pisno, Aelodson. $50 lnG
u schins. Gold wstch. Dis mon Rlne,vs sny
set 81 JsweIsy on our list for one dollar.
aA'" Sssd IS Censs fos Csri6csse.
IL IN transactions by msii. ~ shsl
ehsses fos iorwsrding TIE csri6cssss pay
ING poslsgs. end doing she bssiosss 80 cent
ssen. wsich asss bsrsseIsssd she's sht
esssI6csss y ssas 6ss Five certificates I'll
be seal for 81. eleven tos 81, thirty. fos 81
sixsy.6vs tor SO, and 100 ios$lt.
s A0ENTS-We want seents ID ever
ssws ~ ccsAsy 10 the cous,sy. ed thos'
sesing o sueh wiiI b allowed 10 cents d
ever csrti6csss ordered ~ them. prov ids'
their rsmitssnes leuosnss 70 ~. Agesa
wilt collect IS ceEts fos every cefti6csts
|sud ssmIs Is cents tout. Ia csss os possse'
ssompss Agssss ssmislisg q onss, 90
viii y entitled q besnsslsl silver wsssh
snd slss 200 e,sti6cslss, ..st. 49,
PIesse write yous Name, Town, Count!
|ssd Dssts pIsinsy. end address 81 orders 1
&C., HAMILTON AGO.. h'F' nhi
Agents for Foreign &Amescsn Msnufsc'sI
Sslesocm 20. DIX 5675, NEW YORK
36 Liberty 81.
Nov 25tb, ls65-3m.
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~ tNF
PAgnxsr oy B0UsrIEs--Is 10 psoSeet.
isgs Of shs y. .. Congress os Wsdaesdsy
lass. xs fnd shs fSiissing: s
NJ. Nibisck submitted the following res.
elusisss and sensnd he pssviess question
upsa iss psssses: sia Fisr 4n
.Rssslssi. Tsss shs CsnsI,see On lliIi
Isssy a Gsiss. when sppoisssd. b. harvested
10 ioauire isso the. expedlsscy oi psovid-
lag by lsv Tor the payment of bcb"liss -
prupostion 10 the time served, 10 those oh
I jvomuTUrscs m tnU tuvs war wf the suppres'
lssas of The ssbsiIios. end were hoaossbl,
Idisehsseed bsiess shs ezpiss''es ~ Two y. ss
without bounty. Also 70 inquire iu'o sh'
Iexpedi~acv Of seusiizng bous-ies - fs
g pvreticsbIe. % between those sho " Inn
lsser.d % sfossssid, and report by bill o
lothsruise.'
The psevioss es>ss'ea wss seeosdsd- ao'
l,hs ssaia question vsdeseds Shsch was DpuI
agreeing 10 the se-oiusion.
\ The qaession wss ssk N. snd the feso'u
sion sgveei o.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
N II. ID o w Ms
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
E-TzTxTR.

II. .,,.
t.,t.',,,.'''' anu l'oi
10y '"'
J.B. Woodward.
NJ. d., row Biiglde
Surgeon. u. 5. Ar
my.
- -
. This old time tried
taudard remedy still
> maintains its popular
ity. When all others
- have proved incllicicn
- he Elixir alone con-
tinucs to give salts
faction.
Use it for
~, Cough,
- Colds,
CHtarrh,
. Asthma,
~ Crouu.
lncipicut Cousump-
- Jon and all diseases
- lui the ] hroat, Chest
aud Lung.
- ii Years a 60 the
. Elixir made its first
appearance ana even
- ia its primitive and
70 imperfect tate. pro-
" luced such extraor-
binary results that it
became, at once. a
general favoriie. Ma
= nN have m II Il e it,
v What it really j., a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

Sold at every Drug and Country Store through
out Vermont aud Canada. Retail 30 cts. 40 cts,
and Il 80 per Bottle.
JOHN I. HENRY 4 CO., Prcpr..
lj:Im Main Street Wntcrlurv VI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
MARTHA WASHINGTON
Hair RestOrer !
AWAY NOW MIMI An ham DYESl

This is the First and Only article evA brought
before the public that will retorc both Hair and
Whiskers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

BLuNDERs or THE TELEGRApAERs.-
Before telegraph operators became so ex-
pert as ut present, ludicrous blunders
were OF frequent occurrence, from the
necessary ambiguity in transmitting on,
letter at time. A manager of tele-
graph company gives an instance as of
recent occurrence upon the line between
Boston and New York. A gentleman
sent dispatch requesting parties in New
York to forward sample forks by express.
When the message was delivered it read
thus -" Forword sample for X. s."
The parties who received it -eplied by
asking what sample X. S. ~anted. Of
course the gentleman came TO the Office
and complained that she dispatch had
been transmitted incorrectly, and the oper-
ator promised TO repeat it. Accordingly
he telegraphed she New York operator
that the dispatch should have read, For
ward sample forks. The New York oper
ntor, h,...,g read 1t wrong in the first
instance, could not decipher it differently
now. lie replied that he did read il
sample for X. s., and so delivered it.
But" returned the Boston operator, 81
did not say for X. S, but f-o-r-k-sw
What stupid fellow that is in Boston !"
exclaimed the New York operator. "He
says he didn't say for X. S, but for X.
>. The Boston operator tried for an
hour to make the New York operator read
1t forks, but not succeeding, he wrote the
dispatch upon a slip of paper, and for
warded it by mail, and it remained a
standing joke upon the line for many
months afterward
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
TRY II AND BE CONVINCED.

list. 1t is not a Dye
1t will not color the skin.
81. 1t will restore the Hair from Gray to
beautiful Black, Brown, Auburn or whatever
might have been its original color, and cause it
to assume its former beauty.
4th. 1t will cure all diseases and humors Of the
scalp, keep the head cool and the hair from falling
off, and promote healthy growth.
9TH. As Dressing tor the Hair is is one of the
best in market. 1t will change dry, harsh and
wry hair to Il beautiful silk-like appearance.
9th. 1t will change Gray and Faded Whiskers
TO a beautiful Brown, and cause them to appear
more natural than by any other application.
Mr.. p. pease, New Bedford, Mas E, SAYS:
''Ihc Martha Washington Hair Re,toer is the
best article ever had in my store. 1t is selling
more and giving better satisfaction than any
other"
Mr.. s. W., New Bedford Mass, saws:
The Martha Washington Hair Resiorer SUPER
cedes all the Hair Dyes and Restores ever brought
before the public. None equals it."
Mr. S. L. Bray South Danvers, Mass, SAYS:
Il have sold 4G dozen Martha Washington Hair
RestUrer in this section the past four months and
in ne case has it failed to give satisfaction"
Mr. C. c. Bxbv, No. Bridgewater, Mass, saws;
Il sell more of Martha Washington Hair Re
storer than all Others"
A lady from Chelsea, Mass, going West, saws
II would give TIN dollars for one bottle, rather
than 90 without, or use any other"
Ask Mr. Gleason, West BrOokiied, Mass, II he
and his wife did not find it the best thing they
ever saw.
Ask Mr.. /. Lane, Swanzev. n. H., If he did not
restore his gray hair and whiSkers to their former
beauty, by using one bottle OF Martha Washington
Hair Restorative.
Ask any man or woman that ever used it, and
the response will he at is the best article for
the Hair in Market"
Sold by C. C. GOODWIN & co, and NJ. s
BURR & CO., Boston, andby Druggists in Keene;
also by Medicine Dealers generally.
c4j- Warranted in every to do all il claims,
or money refunded.
Prepared by SIMOSDS & Co., Ftzwilliam,
n. H.; and Tor sale at
42;jm StlELDON'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

Far Impurities ofMe Biood reSpbiRg trom ,mprU-
dence, cuaSiHg E,UPtionS on He skin; Sore HiOdt.
.N,Wh and Nose los IF Hthir; oil Sores Sr,ii-
iass fdihs in The Bones and all Oher signs Of az
actce prison IN the system. Gfi-No rem sdy ever dis
covered has done what has been achieved by this !
II curd u g,afl,mnn .iiom the StWh Stepping nj
N,1por aud for rhich h. presented Dr. H. 5000
dtfer hdr'Dg J,W U1icr Mc hcdtiRcnt IF HE moN
eniiaem IHysicioHs IN B,dHmore, PiihpLlpLia 0Hd
N@r York, for FIVE YEARS ! Never despair OF II
permanent cure matter how obstinate yom
case has been until you have tested the virtues Of
this potent .Ih@0tire. 1t is prepared Expressl,
for the purpose, and is superior to any other re-
mciv for such cases .fTOnc large bottle lasts a
lnnnlh--pnre 40.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

ABOUT POTATOES Some soils pro-
duce several hundred bushels of the
white, commonly called the Irish potatoc,
and there is such general taste for them
that they are likely to continue to be Il
very common article of diet, although
not rs valuable or any more hcathiul
than many other qualities of food
Three iourtlls Of The potatoe is water, 50
that Of one hundred pounds only twenty
five pounds are nuiriment; the rest is
waste. Almost the entire nurment Is
contained within quarter Of an inch of
the surface, Immediately under the skin;
hence by peeing, the very best part of it,
aud nearly all that is valuable, is wasted.
Only the outer skin should be removed
TINT which is disposed TO peel off after
boiling
The tendency Of potatoes to sprout in
the early spring is reported TO be proven
ted in Scotland, and by so doing, their
full edible qualities are preserved, and
'mealy' potatoes can be had all summer
from the previous years growth. The
experiment costs but little AMI is worthy
Of being tested by any one who doubts its
efficacy. Obtain from druggist one
ounce Of liquor Of ammonia (hartshorn)
10 pint of water let the potatoes be
immersed in this mxture four or five
days. dry them. Their substance is
thus consolidated, and much Of their mos-
turc extracted without the slightest niu-
ry for all table qualities, but their vege-
table power is forever destroyed. If
spread out after immersion so as TO be
well dried they will keep good for ten
months.
Baked potatoes are easily digestcd, re-
quiring onlytwo hours and half. but
one hour longer if boiled If ba-
kcd in the ashes and eaten with butter
and salt they are sweeter and more heal
thy than by any other mod of prepare
ton. The sprouts of potatoes uncovered
with earth contain solnnum. powerful
poison, the potatoe becoming green, and
are then unit even for animals TO have
mealy potatoes for the table, boil them
until the fork easily pcnetrates pour off
all The water; cover the vessel with
Cloth near the fire, until steamed dry
Hats Journal Of Heath.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

TT Thousands Of DoHosarc paid to swindling
quacks daily, which is ,corSe than Mrocn d,ruy.
This comes from trusting to the deceptive al
vertscmcnts of men calling themselves doctors,
whose o"iy recommendation is Uhdt M,y sag Of
themselves. Tff-AdvcrtiSing physicians, in nine
cases ont of ten, are lmpostors; and medi ines Of
this kind found in drug stores generally WORTH
le,s,--got up to sell, and not to cure. The Sure
Remedies can lie obtained at my Office only, and
are warranted represented, in every respect, or
the price will he refunded Persons at distance
may be cured at home in the shortest possible
time, by sending for them. 81" DR.. Mattson is
an educated physcian of over twenty years eN-
parcnce, ten in general practice, until compelled
by i'll health to adopt an office practice treating
all accidents Resulting from imprudence in both
seles, giving them his whole attention. r. Cir-
culars givina tall information, with undoubted te>-
timonias; also Il book ON Special Diseases, in a
sealed envelope, MT Tree. flFBc sure and send
for them. for without testimonials no stranger can
he trusted. Enclose stamp Tor postage, and di-
rect TO DIR. MATrlSON, No. % Union Street,
Providence, Il. l.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

lIoT BEDs.-lt is the season of the year
for making hot.beds, and thousands of
mechanics who cultivate gardens would
doubtless employ this means of enjoying
the luxury of early tomatoes and cabbagcs
it they knew how simply and easily
hot-bed san be nader The foundation
is a bed Of horse manure, two or two and
a half feet deep, and of any desired size,
say five by eight feet. Four rough
boards are nailed together to form a box,
without top or bottom, and somewhat
smaller than bed of manure, say four by
six feet. This is placed on the manure
bed, filed with good soil to the depth of
six inches, and covered with window
glass. The box should be made jsluping
toward the south, the north side about
fifteen inches in highth and the south side
about eight inches 1t is better 10 have
the sash made with bars running only
one way across the box, and rabbettcd so
that the panes Of glass may he laid on in
tfre manner of shingles; but any old win
dow sash will answer the purpose. If
The manure is very dry it should be well
sprinkled with water as it is piled. In
two or three days the soil will become
warm, when the seeds may be planted,
and it is surprising with what vigor they
will sprout and grow. In hot days the
sash should be raised little at one edge
the soil should be frequently watered and
kept Tree from weeds. fla man once
tries hot-bed he is not likely to dispense
with i. atterward. Scientific 4mcri',m.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
THE HYPoPNoSPHTTES

are appropriate and srEcTF1o for every dis
order characterized BY any tho following
~ SYMPTOMS: IL
Dificun, Imperfect, ortoo Rapid Rreoitin1, COLT
ness IF nhe Ertremities; Night or MorajHq cur;
Hectic; Wasting Of F1esh, Enlargement n Ito
glands, or Seedlings; C0Ughj Loss of Strength;
Ictchfng of tho Ncrves or muscles: Shooting
Pdinsthrough tho Shoulders, CAest, bdce or Limits;
Lirttdt or TotaL Loss Of tho CSe OF tho Limbs;
He1ddcdo; Gidlines; Epcessiro Pd'encss; NigLt
Soedts loss Of dppotite, Hedrt- Burn, Oppression
Of tho Somdch, Gfter, or Shutting of TIC Stomach
before eating; Wed6 or Sour Stomach; IyTcguiari-
Tics Of tie B03reis; S,tl7oio Com Dlegion; Derdpqc-
ments Of tie Licer or hidneys; Eetirdcd Gro,tth,
or Deidye1 D'ntIion, IN huron; Ertrcmo ,SenSi-
NreneaS 10 CD; de-. as in tho scy oral Stages OF
Consumption, in CdtdrTh, dSHmd, ErOHchits, Dy--
pepsid ScgcfNtd, AcHrdIgid, TGrGl isis, pGridior
conpietc), { e., and Especially in a. ,1dle Dit
JdiHJW Suppressed, Sc0pty, Ercessire, Dcl0yea.
I,cal1tNre or too Elrco1teHk lfenstruatio1.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

linz FlNAL TESLA worthy old r.
ishman was told one evening that his
wife was very sick and likely to die. Pro-
ioundly grieyed at the information, he
hastened TO her bedside TO ascertain the
progress of disease, and in his own way
TO make a diagnosis. lie first wiped the
tobacco from his lips and gave her an at
fectionate smack.
"Och! ty the powers id he, ''and
sure her mouth is cowld az the kay-hole
of Jail doorei
Filling his rob pipe he sat down by the
fire and cogtated. A thought struck
him, and he rose and offered his pipe to
the sick woman, begging her to take a
Whit or two. She moaned q feeble re-
iiisal, and the sorrowful man again sat
down. The pipe was soon finished, and
the canteen Of old Irish whiskey was
brought down after generous draft, he
sweetened a little for his companion. As
before, she shook her head, and seemed
to be utterly incapable of apprcciating
her usual luxuries.
The coed mans heart failed him, and
as he drained the loddy which she refus-
cd, he exclaimed
"Och, Bridget, dear, and yees going
to lave me intirely! Yen nither smoke
nor dthrink, and sure thin ye are not long
for this world, at all, at all !"
And, sure enough, she did die.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

Who would think of using anything so disa-
greeabc as Hair Dye if they could only find
anything that would restore Hair and Whiskcrs to
their natu. al color?
The MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RE-
SIORER will do all Of this, and not color the
skin No mistake.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

This invaluable medicine is unfailin, in tbo crr,,
OF all thoSc painful and dangerous di.ca.es to
which the female constitution is subject II mod.
crates AL excess and removes all obstrctions ai,d
speedy cure may he relied on. ''''''
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short tiu,e
bring on the monthly period with repulnrit,. '''''
Each bottle price, One Dollars. Lears Tie Gov.
crnmri't stamp OF Great Britain to lrcyoul COM
tericts. F'''i'' S""i'-
CAUTION.
These l'ilis should not tee taken bv frn,aIcs d
HhE the tll,Sf THREE NOM HIS Of prc,,nrr,
Is they are suio to bring on Miscarriage. Inf ar
my Otto. t4l'e tilc. a.c safe.
IN uil cases Of Nervous and Spina Affection
rams III ilie Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON shit
,Nc.iI'n Pal, ilation Of the heart. MYSTERIES and
White, ihe.e I'll viii effect cure when ali ob-
'r means have failed; and although powerfi1
remedy, ito not contain iron. colonel. antin,orv
Oh ytl!inS hmilul to tie constitution.
f.li directions in the Pamphlet around eoch
a,h4Se, which should be carefully preserved.
sole agent for United States and tanada~
JOB MOSES, u Cortland ST.. n Y
y. Isl 90 and siv po, age ,tar,ps. enclosed
I" any auth"tizcl agent will insure a bottle con-
ialhns my Fills, by return mail. Sold ly
'f"--'''N IDLY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
A Certificate
Worth n Million.
An Old Physicians
Testimony.
-
READ.
WntcrIlirv. Vt.

NhtcrhiirN, VI
Nov. ~. 1875.
Ilth, ugh | do not
like the practice of
Ply sicians rec M
mcndinr, indiscrimi-
natelv, t h c patent.
medicines of the day i
vet after Il trial Of ten
wears. | am free to a q
nit that there is ore
medicine before the
public that any Ply
siciau can use in his
practice, and recon-
mend to the public.
with perfect conf
lencc that medicine.
is Rev. y. II. Downs
Ncgctahl Bal>anic T.
liNir.
| have used il my
self with the very
best success, and now
Nhcn | am troubled.
with "a Cough or Cold
| invariably use it,
can chcertullv rec
nmmcu,l IL to all who.
are suffering from al
Cough or Geld. for
the Gro y. NhooIlng.
Cough, and all discas-
cs tending to- Con-
sumption, and o the
Profession as a rcli-
able article.
! am satisfied Of it,
excellence beyond a
luubt. having CONVEX
ed personally with
the Rev. n. II. Downs
about it. He Inform
I'd me Of the princi-
pal ingredients of
which it is composed
all Of which are pure
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Ncrrous Drbiity; Seminal Weakness: LoSs NJ
Pocer; CogtnsioH q ThoogH; Loss NJ Nemory;
h7itdJic temper; GiooDy Approximations; Ftaf (:
Depondcay, Neiuachoa, and all other evil
caused 10y Secret habits or Excessively indulgence
r8~IhIs sure remedy is composed of the most
soothing. strengthening. and invgorating mcdi-
in combination, the most perfect dntdote for this
obstinate class OF maadics, ever vet discovered.
1t has been sent to every State in the Union posi-
lively curing thousands who have never seen the
inventor, restoring them to sound health. Nervous
sufferer! wherever You may be, don't fail to test
the virtues Of this Wonderful Remedy. III One
large bottle lasts II mnnth,-Plicc $40. These
FOUR SURE REMEDIES mcolrcparcd at my
Office, and sent by Express everywhere, with fun
directions, in sealed package cscure from obsery-
alton, on receipt Of the price by mail.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-19

4 THING OF BEAUTY Is A
"a JOY FOREVER!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
: .NhsriD S SAFE.
ssate Of OH Gallie County ..


DURSUANTt to the command ofsn order cf
L sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas within and Cor the county Of Gsllia and
State of Ohio, aud to me directed a. Sheriff
of Of said county, will offer at public safe st
the door of the Court House in the city OF
GallIpolis in said county Of Gallia, on the
18th day of December A. d. 1865, ct the hour
of one o'clock p NJ. Of said day. the following
real estate, described a. follows, To- vit: enc
hundred and ten acres, (1l0) off Of the Esst
end Of l6u acre lots numbered 1881 and l15o,
in section no. thirty six, 1861 in township
no. two, (2) Of range no. fourteen. IA IN the
Ohio Company s purchase, in the county OF
Gallia and State Of Ohio, except ten acres
commencing At the south east corner Of said
lot no. 1895, thence west one hundred and
ten lll0l rods to stake, thence North to
stake, 30 as TO make ten acres, thence, one
hundred and ten roGs East, 70 the east line Of
said lot, thence south to the place Of begin
ming, a tract of land sold to John and James
Smith, by Mary Cofnan, bY deed dated Jan
nary 2lst A. D. 1861, and recorded IN vol,
81. page 794, record Of deeds Of Gallia county,
appraised at the sum Of two thousand and
Eve hundred dollarf, t$2 ,500,l to be sold as
the property Of A. j.. coffman, an insane per
son, in the possession Of Mary Ann CoHman,
his wis and his Guardian, at the suit Of
Hugh Plymale- Terms cash in hand.
Given under my hand dis 18th day OF
November, 4. D. 1865.
s-o. WILLIAM WADDELL,
l-rr Sheriff. g. CO.
&c rocr -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
State ofOhio, Gallia County ssa

nURSUANT to the command of an order OF
sale Issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Gallia and
State of Ohio, and TO me directed as Sheriff OF
.aid county, will offer at public sale at the
door Of the Court House in the city OF CALI
polis. in said county Of Gallia. on the 10Th
dav af December A d. lS65, at the hours Of
one O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
lands and tenenents situate in the county OF
GallIn and State of Ohio bounded as follows,
TO wit: Beginning at the point where Gam
paign Greek crosses the northern line OF lot
number AIS, the second time above the mouth,
thence along the northern line Of said lot
west, until said line crosses Campaign Greek
the last time. thence along said Greek south
eastwardly, to the south line of said lot,
thence east along said line to the point where
it crosses Campaign Creek, next above the
place of beginning. thence down said creek
to the place rf beginning. containing by esti-
nation thirty acres, be the same more or less
bang n part of one hundred acre lot number
four hundred and seventy five, 415,l in
tow ushIp no. four, ~ OF range fourteen, IA
In the Ohio Company's purchase in SAID
county Of Galia, appraised at the sum o
$500 to be sold as the property OF James
o. Hern and others, at the suit Of Jane LouekG
and others. Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day ol
November A. D. 1865
WILLIAM wADDELL,
Sheriff, G. G. o.
Nov. l6, I965.-4w. 4s rr. I'D
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
N.ifiCe.

III pursuance of an order granted by the
4 Probate Court OF Gailia county. Ohio, |
will otter for sale at Public Auction at the
Court House in iialhpolis in sad county, on
the 2jd day OF December next, at one O'Clock
P. M. the following real estate. to-wit: The
east t hal Of tn south west quarter, and the
north west quarter OF the south east quarter
of section no twenty eight, (2s) in township
no. fUyf t4J of range no. sixtt'in. lbl IN SAID
Gall!a county and State OF Ohio, with ap
pertenances.
Appraised at tli09 Terms Of sale; one
halt cash, ana the balance in one year, with
int5eest lrom day OF sale. and to oe secured
10y mortgage ON The premises;
WILLIAM NULL,
Admir- OF GEO. .. stewart, deco
Nov. %, ls65.-4S