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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-18
Farm For sale.

! OFFER at private sale my farm situated
IN Springfield township. Gallia County. Ohio
four miles from CALI polls, on the GallipolIs
and Hamden road, containing l7e acres. llO
eleared good frame dwelling house, barn and
other out buildings, orchard of 100 selected
fruit trees, good well of choice water and
several never failing springs.
Terms, one third cash IN hand, balance in
four equal annual payments.
Price and further particulars ascertain Of
the subscriber on the premis s.
JOHN J. POOL.
Feb. %, lS65.-tf.
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For Sale.

1I0 acres of land ON the Ohio river, IL
IfU miles below Gallipolis, having front
on the river of from half TO three fourths of a
mile and good steamboat landing. At the
terminus Of the Chillicothe road on the Ohio
and junction Of the ChilIicothe and Gallipolis
and Portsmouth roads; affording to an enter
prising man who wishes to engage in the
produce, lumber, for mercantile business, as
desirable situation as any on the river.
About fifty or sixty acres are in cultivation,
and would be glad if any one desIrous of
purchasing would see the fall crop. Payment
will be made easy. Terms will be made
known on application to
]. SHALLCROSS.
.Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac Jeffers. on the premises.
Jan. 10, IS65.-tf
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Notice.

John Dages ! Before John Williams Justice
va of the Peace for Gsllipolis tp
Martin VandenS Calls co. Peitionfor reviyos
MARTIN Vanden said defendant formerly
WI of GallipoIis Ohio, and now Of Union
town Ohio will take notice that said plain
tiff John Dages did on the oath day Of April,
A. D 1865. file his petition before said John
Williams, the object and prayer Of which Pc
tition is to revive a judgement obtained by
said pleintaf against said Marlin Yanden de-
fendant before Joseph unit, Justice Of the
Peace for Gallipnlis townships GalliaN county,
on the 3D. day-of April -A-D-- 1855. for the
sum of one hundred. and twenty five dollars
and ten cents, deGt and costs of suit, and the
following order was made by, the said Johr
Williams Justice of the Peace, to-wit:s That
the said hartin Vanden show cause before
said John Williams, on r by the 18th day
of june, a. D. 1865. why the said judgments
of si25s l0ets,debt and costs in faE1r.of the
said John Dagess and against the said Martin
Vanden should not stand revived.
s. JOHN DAGES.
CD. MENAIER, Plf's Atty.
April, 81 lS65.--6w. ElL
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Notice.

TYR ,NCIS sMELTZER OF Winchester in
{ the State Of West Virgins is nodded that
Mary P. Smeltzer did on the twsnty-sixth
day Of April, A, D. 1865. file, her petition. N
the Clerks otiie, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of tslha and
STATE ofs0hio charging the said Frsneis
eltzer with grOss u ghet W daty, s"d WIN
adultery with one Jef nj jsnkfis, sn,s, ssk.
.ng that All. NAV o divorces from said
Francis Sm-ltz.r. .r.sI retzTu the custody Of
her ei,llhrrh; wh,eir sptstiOn will stand for
hearing at the nsxt t,r.Ir of said Court II
- MARY T. SMELTZERo
April, q, lsss.-6w.
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E Chaplain Drake of the l21st
.0.Y- /. in a arecent speech at Bridge
port, Tenn, said, ITO pro ceed is to
90 forward, to re-cede is to go back
ward, hut to secede is to 90 righl
5siraight TO the deV,L :. x = no fsa7
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Coal CoaI!r Coal!!

'EHE undersigned has on hand at the up
per end OF the Wharf at GallipolIs. I'm
-mediately above the q. s. Wharf boats q
large supply Of superior coal, which he will
deliver promptly to purchasers at Is cts
per bnshel, for cash. .- --.
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
viii be ,punetually filled --L.----.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
April l3, lS65-tf. -...-
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For sale.

LOTin Ga0ipolis on the corner ofFourth
and Cedar streets, one of the best building
locations in town. An -excellent- well inn it,
and rock foundation fot 8 building 40 by 80
would be capital location for manufaciory
of any kind using steam power. Possession
given at any time. Title indisputable. Terms
RI. STEWART.
March, 9. 1865. 7i-a . 80 80 -
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For Rent.

A VERY valuable farm in Raccoon town
~ ship Gallia county Ohio, near Ridgways.
containing l6O acres, 100 clear, 10 in meadow,
good house. barn. spring and orchard. Apply
at the Journal Office or to the subscriber on
the premises.
March, Is, 1865.
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R u \ D Y NJ 4 ID d
ELoTHING

Both Of eastern make and my own msnufac-
ture, always on hand in inexhaustible guam.
titles. and of every variety and style. In
this line / defy competition either in or out
of Gallipolis.
CUSTOMERS - -
Who may desire gooi fits and superior goods
ARE invited to call and examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
employ none but first class mechanics,
and warrant all work in this line to exactly
suit the taste and comfort OF the purchasers.
Every inducement offered to cash or short
time buyers. None others need apply until
after the war. 80
Those who wish to study economy, and at
the same time procure garments unsurpassed
in comfort and neat ness of tit, as well as style
anddurability, will not fail to call at the
new three story building Of
MOSES FRANK
/. 1854. .
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Undertaking

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Given particular attention. We are prepared
to eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequalled, and our
Terra Gotta Csskets, BurialCases, and Mstsi-
lie Burial Cases Of thu sery best nsnufseturs.
Having prepared ourselves for embslniPg
the dead, bodies can be preserved BY our
process, in these cases, without any PercePt-
ible change. Ample time, therefore, is given
relatives to again behold the features Of their
departed friends What is claimed by oar
facilities, is the preservation Of the body from
decay 90 long as may be needfui TO meet the
necessities occasioned by the event Of deAth
from home, or to satisfy the longings Of ab-
sent friends This ordinarily, 10 all that even
affection can desire. but much more is claimed.
Bodies, in many instances, are preserved for
years Our facilities protect from intrusion,
franz intermingling with the earth, fron
water and from yermin, and therefore, may,
at anytime. be removed from one burisi place
to another, no smell escaping to render 10 uH-
pleasant TO friends. ..- -.....-,---;-
An assortment Of Cherry snd Walnut COZ
Ems always on hands. Persons coning ifnn
the country for eoffins, can always have them
upon short notice Fine hearses and quiet
horses alvsys ready for attending tureulss
JAS. s. A & R. SKEES
Gsllipolis, o.. Feb. 4. 1854. go
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For sale.

A TWO Story frame dwelling house and
n lot on Front street, adjoining Joseph
Ward and Mrs. Cubbage. Possession given
lst of May; Title indisputsble, will be sold
on reasonable terms. Enquire ct the Journal
Office. .-
April, 20, 1866. ssi F-7 '5
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eANSENAN0.

SWEET Potato Plants for sale end other va.
SIS. per 4 ,OUOss 5, per 10 COS also at The
proper time for settine Tomato ,aants, Les.
teris iarg- red Fejee lssud Cooks favorit
Upright or Tree Tomato. Large yellow 25cts
per dog 81, per 100. SIS, per f,Uou AIsu
early York Cabbage. l5ets per doz 81, per
400, Sc, ner- Is0yU Also at the e;allipolis
Nursery, large stock Of Evergrs~ss. Roses,
Dahlias, and green house plants for sale a:
very low rates foi cash. q q LIZA
: Caff- ~ niy resisfefice. or send your otsiers,
to tiallipolis Post Office, GakiaD co Uhip, will
meet with-prcmpr attentions. q
.s@E Ia - C; N. PALMER,
.Htir Llg 1X "A c. Nurseryman.
April, 81, lse5.-6ws. go
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WOOL4CARDING|

q S AT cEETREV1LLE. -
GALLIA COUNTY OHIO.
TINE subscrfber. isprepsred with two first
il rate mscbines to. Gard The Wool OF this
region of coultY. Being an experieBeed
csrder myself. shall be able, and win try
and render general sat isfaetion. Pc sons com
ing from distance, may expect to have their
Wool oarded to take back with them. . The
usual quantity Of grrass required; and the
common price OF the county s1h be charged
$50 JAMES JONES.
Nay. 4, Is65-sm.. 's7,s,.
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COAI!

Those wishing Coal should leave their or
dersatJ. T. HaIliday's Store, or at the loweI
end Of the Wharf, aud to be successful IN
getting your Coal, Greenbacks should accom-
pany the order. or as soon as delivered. as the
old slow has played out. req- b II = ~
Nov. LISA SIN VIII. MCCORMICK.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-11
FEBRUARY IL, l5f5-3na.

Uniformity ofPrices A New Feature IN Bussines
Every one his own salesman JONES Y GO. of The
Crescent One Price Clothing Store No. 30 AarkGtsiree
above Sixth, Philadelphia
In addition To having the largest, lsort. yarscd
fashionable stock Of Clothing in hiadr!tsia made 4
prcssy for retail sales, have siiiIicL every one
his own saielnan, by having markcd ~ fearcs ca"
article at the very lowest price i san c +ss fr they
canAot possibly rary--af must 6ug a.lte.
The goods ore well sponsed aad ErGpaT, !and grnSi
Painsi1kcu with the making THAI AL boy wits
tc fih dssr2nca OF getting good aftiz5t gt ir very
lowest price. Also large stock of p.e:c goods on hH
Of the latest style and hest qualities which wi be dc
to order, in the fashiouabe and best manner "a
per cent below crcdi. prices.
Remembcr the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
no 2pl. O>ES & co
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Attention, Hot'l Keepers-- Prothonota.
~ COLEMAN, has requested to call the
attention of Hotel and Saloon keepers, to
10 the fact, that the law requios all perso ms
wishing to appy for License, at the Nav
Court, to have their Peti.us Glod ia his
OF flee, at least twenty one ys prior TO the
meeting o' the oour'i y, o'.or that their
aPp''cauon' may naFets Iegat publica-
ton. Let this requisitiOa bo attended to
in time, as he is not hopui 10 wait beyona
that period, Petitions -, Bond, for sale
st4 05es ef jhs CorqrVA DrMocRAr
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h060e/y-Mr' GEO. Il JOHNSON, Of
Orange township, in this county few
nights ago, had his house broken open and
robbed of about $500! 1t is said, that Mr..
johnson heard the thieves in Lis house,
but from prudential motives, did rot molest
them. This is the same unfortunate Mr..
johnson, who lost his wallet, 'ome two
months ago, containing abpaj $3.50 in
Creenbecks.
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February 2S, 1865 60 3Es.

RIO CONSUMPTlNES.-The undersigned laying been
4 restored 10 health IN few week. LN very simple
remedy after having suffered several years, with a
severe lang affection, and that drcAd di, asc Con.
sumption is ANXIOUS tn make kRUwG has fellow snf.
GeItrs the means ot cure.
To all who desire il. he will srnd couy "a! hr rre
rpliou ed, free of cnarge,l ~iss the dirarti1rs
for preparing and using the when they viii ind
"A sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, EuHCIIrIls,
CouGHs. COLDS, &c The only object Of the ;vertisrr
in sending the Prescription is 10 k1nrhl th afflicted,
and 'prcad information winch h. cnue"ivr> tn be in.
valuable ard be hopes every suifarrr will try hlt
remedy as 1t will cost them nothing, aud may prove u
BIZ ssins.
Parties wishing thu prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD a. VII son, " j'liamsburg,
kiDgs t0g4'g.
Nv.g Yofk
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Administrators A NOliCe.

Estate Of FaIidmt Web6, DeceaSed,
I ETTERS of administration, with the
/ 4 will annexed on the Estate Of WILLIAM
WEBB, late of Centre township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by the Register OF Cot
umbia county, the undersigned all persons having
claims against the Estate of the dsoedGnt are reqnes
ted to present them TO the Undersigned residing in
Scott township, without delay, and all persons indeb
ted to make payment forthwith
ELI HARTMAN, .ian'r Z. 2. "A.
December 81 l5Gi,-6w, 50 OOt
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AUDITORS KOT,tE L.

Est ne ef Wi@iam B/oOn, deceased.
TUE undersigned Auditor appoint
i by the Orphans Court Of Columbia cernty 10
make ,ihuion of the fund IN the bands OF tAc Tx
ecutoI of NiTam Brown, lae OF BrinrcreGk 4ownsh%
Columbia county, deceased among the persons emit.
tied by law to the same will attend tn the du
ties OF his app intEiGnt at his office in B0omsbnrg.
Saturday the 18th day Of March Isf5, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. when aud where al person. having
claims against the estate of said deceased, shall
sent the same before SAID Auditor be dcbarred
from c.hing III for share of said fund.
w. WRIT, Auditor.
plnnmsbnrg. Fob. lH ls6I-4M s. 80.
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sy- The whole country is experiencing
the terrible effects of this cruel war, in the
generalization of the rising gneration.-
Look at the young men of ourland, upon
whom should depend the future hope of
our country, and everywhee, we 6nd
thom, with few exceptions, running the
founas of ideucss and dssiFation. God
save our land from druokeDss and do.
MoralizatiOp,
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a administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF John SlNGLEY, DECEASED.
I ETTEBS Of administ ration on the Estate of JuuS
! SiSGLEY, late Of Reayer township, Columbia CO.,
deceased, have been granted by the Register Of Col
umbia county TO the unda rsigned all persons having
claims against he Estate Of the decedGns rcqIus
ted 10 present them 10 the Undersigned residing in
said township wlthout dclay, and all persons tndeb'
DANIEL. SINGLEY,
DANIEL SlNGLEY IL.
January %, 1865 CIV. S3+ Admits
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Ea~ SUGAR MAKING doubtless com
menccd, in the maple localities, during the
frosty nights and sunny days OF last Sun.
day, Monday and Tuesday. tbs sta.
pie, like all other articles of produce, will
this spring command exorbilant prices
Let it rise and cone, for who would Mt
pay dear for the luxury oi Maple Sugar
and 3lolasses.
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February 4, 1865. -5Bl

Editor Of Democrat
DEAR Sra With your permission I wish to say to
the readers Of your paper that will il TO all who
wish it (free) Recepe.wt full directions for making
and using II simple Vegetable BaiW tb,t VIII "frrtua
~ remove, In ten days, Pjmpes Bofrhrs Tam Frcck.
els aud all impurities of the Skin leaving the same
son, clear, smooth and Beuutifui.
Will also mail free 10 those having Bald Ijcads or
Rare Faces, simple directions and nIorBrtiQn that
will enable them to start full gros jb &c iuxutiant
Hair. Whskets, or Monstachc, i'll iGss than thirty
days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge.
Rcspo ctfuy yours,
TiiUS. +. LHAPMAN, Chemist,
Va,
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&sss;s'sssssssE
Capture Of 10000 Prisoners !
SHERIDAN BAGS EARLY!lH

SHERIDAN BAGS EARLY ="
Such was the Loyal Humbugs, sent over
tie country, on last Monday by the lying
Abolition Telegraph The fools 10 Blooms
burg, who believed over four years ago,
that the Rebellion would be crushed in
three months, rang the Chorch Bells, and
came as near going crazy, as tLey did
last Spring on the reported capture OF
Richmond Tho report when srst set
ahost, only put it at l,80G prisoners, and
tbs loyal liars added an ought making
a digcrancc Of Only l7,000O--to maze
ing Thing" Of it, AMI now it turns out 10
b. just lot ing, or, one OF The many
wicked ialsehoods which the government.
agents have been in thc bab tof inf;ctiDg
upon tie people anil tac country, since
the commenc ement oftbis cruel War.
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Recruiting = Messrs. JONES g. GuRoY,
are recruiting 75 men for the service -
They report favorable. A Bounty oi 5575
is offered.
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DsS~ Seventy persons confned in the
Jail of the Di'trct of Co unba bave been
sold as substitutes. The officers Of the
Jail, all loyal meo, pecketed the money
obtained for these criminals, aud they are
turned out to Disgrace the army aud r,surn
10 their old practice.
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psD" During the past week we have re-
cclved large accessons to our subscl ip
ton lit. Our friends who have so promt-
ly responded to our appeal, will accept
our thanks for what they have already
done, and We hope they will CONTINUE their
exertons. We still have room iur several
hundred more good names.
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g. L. LAMBERTON, President.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Sec'ry & Treas.

The De Wit aud Mil Ctcek'Oii Companies were or
ganizsd IL the mouth OF O'tober, A D 1864.
e ptppPeIy o nnse ,s cohpanles is situate on the
Penhsl lvauia, and is known as the Workman Lands
II insists OF two hundred and twenty hve acres IN
fee staple, in each Company with a frontage on tha
Clarion River, To each, 'f three fourths Of mile
he Clarion River has long been famous for its oii
srrnEa and dep )ss. IL runs parallel with The Upper
Allegheny River aud both the western limits OF
the same basin and the same stra,ifcation.
The CLARION River IL large havigabie stream for
hatboats and RATS capable of carrying each boat
thousand barrels Of Oil to mar ket.
clarion Courty adjoins VeBango County and the Al
ieghent River mahts great sweep around both coun
ties leaving them IN the shape Of a peninsula.
glance at the map will show, that line drawn
from the uppe bend Of the Allegheny River in the
vicinity Of Oil Creek to the bower bend OF it, below
the mouth Of the Clarion, will bsect the Oil regions of
the ca rion River. During the present season. experi
cnced oil men and geologists have made thorough
exp Grafton of this river. and have large nves ,ens
Already, the whole River from $ mouth to almost
its source has been eased and purchased by Oil men,
and wells being sunk along its whole length with
great rapidity and with haerng prospects Of success
Above and opposite the DE Witt aud Mill Creek Oil
Companies, some ten other Companies are boring with
engines, one of which struck the fist vein of Oil at
sixty feet aud another immediately adjoining struck
IT at my eight feet i'll the T0lk.
Twenty years ago, on the river below these Com.
paHy's lands al the mouth of Deer Creek Mr. Packer
when boring for salt struck of the largest flowing
Oil wells known in the Oil country.
This wei has long been famous aud has been ever
since, and Is now, gu hing out constant stream of
ol ana water IL Is now being preplred for Oil pur.
poses ~
OUT le wei mas not yet been tested with engine
Messrs. Lyon Sharb & Company. of the Siigo Iro,
Works, several miles below these Companies, during
me past ia'i struck iuwing WELL 1t 1t now being
, tubed
Great hssures are found IN the bluffs, aud extend
acfoss Tue Tiyer IN this vicinit from winch gas Ia
emitted and Oil ,ses IN large globuies, which burst
on reaching the surface of the and cover it with
OH This Is considered inaisputable proof of Oil
territory
Abundance Of timber and coal is found on the issa
for engine and other purposes
One wei Will be put down Immediately on each
property competent and energetic superintendent
Is now on the ground, experimenting the operations
VI both Companies.
The stock OF the adj mining Conn anies have already
pdvaDcud, by of the early succcsg already at
laned
A limited number Of Shares in each Company, for
the use of the ia"Gh0ider VIII be sold at 81 per
| share.
Jannary .. lS65.-2m.
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" Maj. SAMUEL KNoRR, now in the
Army Service, has been promoted to the
position of Lieut. Colonel OF his Regi-
inent.
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate Of William Plat, Leceasrd.
T ErTERS Of administration on the Estate OF VII
/ liam PIatt late of PirG township Col CO., deed
nav been granted by the Register Columbia the
all persons having claims against the e.
e of the decedent are requested TO present them to
lie undersignea residing in said township, without
ielsy, aud all persons ndebIed to make PAYNE NJ
PEMBERToN FIArl, Adlnr,
Fine tw p, Jan, 81 ls65,-ow 81 co.
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Ges" The attention of Milliners aud
Merchants j. invited to adv. of Books &
Roscnheim, No. 43l Market Street, Phil.
hdelphia, in this weeks issue of the Col.
umbia Democrat.
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A most valuable and wonderful publication. \ W
OF iUo pascs aud 80 coored cngrayinys. DR. HUN
TER'S yADE MECUM, sn o,igiual aud popular treat
irs On Man aud Womaa their rbysiolpgy, fHuctoRs
aud sr2ual disorder II every knd wits fuiius
Remedies Tot their speedy cure. The paciice Of Dr
Hunter has long berh and stid1 is uRboundcd hat
the earnest solicitation Of numerous pcr>uns b. has
been Induced to extend his medical usefulness lhrnugG
the medium Of his "VADE N hEIUM J. Ills n v0iunIc
kat ould h. in tho hands of every family u tha laud
as preYcutipc Of secret pices guide for tie
ne' iaton OF the 0f the most ayid aRh distinctive
scnurges ever visited mankind, Upe copy curry IN
veloped will BE- forwarded Tree ofp0sSgge to any part
OF the United States for 50 cents in - stamps.
Address post paid, Dr.. lunicE, Nc , Division
Street, New York,
May 81, !G6I.-y.
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z administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF JACOB HARTzELL, JR DEC y.
r ETTERS Of administration, the Estate Of Jac ,
II lIartzeil. Jr,, late of Miflin townsh'f tolamha
toppty, deeea sed have been granted by III! Register
OF Colum IA county to the uudc sgmce all persons
having claims against the Esaie ~ the dccedent are
feguesed 10 p,esent tean 30 tie undefs gnci SesId
inc in said townsl ~ without delay and all persons
indebted 10 make payment forthwith.
JOHN II. HETLER. Admir-.
January 2s isGS-Gw S3E
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ay- SnoATs are in greater demand here
abouls, this spring, than we have ever be.
fore known them, and are commanding
Irices both fabulous and enormous,
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Dar We need only call attention to the
Agricultural Chemical Cos. Chepp Fer
'ilizers, ia this Journal, elsewhere, to Sc
cure the carly orders of Farmers, Fruit
Growers aud Gardeners.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-11

n4'" Mr.. &. N. SAVAGE, proprietor Of
the ''Danville Hotel" is a most worthy
man and keeps an excellent Pablo House.
Give him call His customers God him
and themselves always at home