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EEESElayg On apd after Monday, 10th Inst, 1866,
trains will leave as follows, until fur.
ther notice: :
Leave. Eacc River for Portland as g. 4B and s2o,
A. NJ, and 8. ASP. ID. ss IL n 1AA4S AfE =
Leave Portland for Saco River, at Las A. NJ and
l.50 and $40 p. M. CT 49,
The so r, NJ train out and thez5e5 A. ID. train
into Portland win be freight trains with passenger
oars attached. .,,, ~, ,..-y,vs, -, -, 49,,
Stages connect at GorhaIn for west German,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgtou, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, iLirnington Cornish,
Porter. Freedom, Madison and Eaton, N. II.
Al Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney. Ea-
gle, South Lmlngton, Limington, Limerick, New.
Held, Pafsonsield, and Ossipee
At Saccarappa. for South Windhana. Windham
Hnl and n ORTIZ Windham, Gaily. t4|Ni Y III i
DAN. CARPENTER, Eupt.
Portland April6s 1855 VI II sTW l1VF dtf
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sale of Forfeited Goods

C0LLBoToR's OFFICE, DISTRICT or PoRrLAN
AND FALMOUTH ~
li Piss Porttosd, June ~, 1866 &
FEyHB following described merchapdise having
u been forfeited for violation of the Revenue
Laws Of the United States public notice Of said seix
lres having been given and no claim to said goods
having been made, they will be sold at public auc.
ton at the Oce OF the U. s. Appraiser 1888 Fore St.
on Mo aday July 8lst, 1866 at IL O'Clock, A. M to
witt. *A ~ n 'AaA8s@ iAAe t4klf-QJ siRiaiit
One Dbl and 1 half Dbl Molassas, Q kegs Wine;
half bbl, keg aud erkin Molsssta; 400 lbs Su qar
5 kegs Spirits. = = 80
! WAsHBURN, Jr, Collector.
June 81, 1s65,-dlawtd
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Price 81 25 per bottle.
For Sale Chean.

ZA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
- GINEs, with Hose Carriages; an In
-eH3 e&A good order.
SLx - lx- Also, lot OF Hose suitable FIR
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to vs.
EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer.
Or A. P, MORGAN, Chairman Commits -, pos,.
land Fire Department. inns1e1f
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The bodies OF the knees TO be sided to the diame-
ter of the arm taken at the middle Of the length of
the arm The OF the diameter of tho arm at OF
its length clear body of the knee Is to be con-
sdeHed the net riding o. the knee The length Of
the arm will be measured from the centre Of the
body. and the moulding 8 OF the end of the body
must be equal to the net siding of he knee
1.-The knees are to be Tree from ali defects and
subject to the nsual inspection of the Yard. The
price Of outsqusfe knees will 20 per cent less than
the prices named Tor square and in-square knees E
ant"
fsab latG M.F. WENTWORTH, 4h agsa
,si4E- lL.l.fa 81 3Hg Naval Store Keeper
NAV g. 1865. mav10rf
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Medical.
-,.ss 5DDR. J. b. HUGHES 75 !
siqosq CAN BE FOUND AT his l5v y
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
DE No. D Temple street

VNTHERE he can be consulted ur,v...,.. 80
w the utmost confidence by De ata ana ~ WIN IN
DR. II. aadr res. chose who are suffer- "a
ailiction of private diseases, whether asssin e e
impure connection or the terrible vice Of selgahns
Devoting his entire time TO that particular branch ~
the medical profession he feels warranted In Or. "a
RANTEEING A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of iopo
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs of disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would cali the attention of the afflicted to tn
fact OF his long standing and wel-earned reputation
cess
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/. Union Illuminating Gil,

VaHE undersigned has no hesitation in offering
IL this Oil to the public 1t twill burn ID common
Fluid Lamps, and emts no unpleasant odr while
burning Ii con umes as slow q Kerosene, when
FLUID, safe and non explosive. =
For tale at No 1S3 Fore street, nv s9a Sa99l1
. .o.4.as H JOHN PURINT0N.
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VlHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE. from the
Il Teachings Of Experience, seem to poiDtto
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
R0WARD'S YEGRTSBLB CANCER AND
C6NKRR SYRDP.

As the great and certain for all those fearful
and destructive maladies which arise from Ia pure
state OF the blood. The wonderful succe which
has IN cases, where It has been fairly tried fol-
lowed It's use, leaves room to doubt tho blessed
fact that CANCERS may be cured.
Sufferer from the scourge may theTefors o lnnR-
er dread he fearful alternatives o. the Sur cons
knit or the grave. They have speedy I'd certain
remedy. which removes the malady root and branch
not Canc mu i be cured BY remed ts which ihor-
nughy renova'e the constitt ton. and hat can only
be don. by plify ne the est OF the circuaf.
lac fluid. THIS isefiscied BY L Syrup a. thousands
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalI;-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given mp as incurabls by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising All cases, however virulent, of scrof-
ula or Kings Evil, Rhite Swelling, or .Turlors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are exred
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power. II clears tho
Complexion FROM Blotches aud Pimples,
renders it brilliant. 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc
ing General Debility, Piles, etc, It's effects are
miraculous.
R5g-one trial all that is needed to prove the Pc
en|sr yiriues Of the Syrup Its repua alton is now
40 ,-1 sstablished that more need not be said il
IN iUn en- sale is its best Recommendation.
Price 81 25 per bottle
EDWARDS HEALING sALvE. In ali cases a.
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns scalds Skin Euruptlons. eie
rnere an erterh al APP SO atom may be nece sary
be found Invaluable II will always be useiul in he
and box Of il may save much suferlng
and expense Price % cents per box
JANE BOYLE & CO., Successors 20 Reddin
6 Co.. 8 tate street, Boston Proprietors
may3ldSm. fs
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4 Excel SISl;} 7i]ll5!|{I

lRH lhka lsAn1 ue convinced q incl. kuus.Iu.,.
~ over every hing else OF the kind fl red 10
the pubic ter bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. Ho0 Sc
ness Sore Throat. "a arrh and anauel "a aNamer-
Gus testimoAla from the Clergy, and others, &C.
campaigning each box. For sale by the principal
druggists throughoutthe city. may27eodtf Il
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IISl.5il
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pleasant to the palate. cause no pain, act
promptly, never require Increase OF dose, do not
exhaust and for elderly persons, females and child
ren, are Just the thing. Two taken at night NOV.
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
In all cases Of piles and Falling Of the Rectum We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such Oppression after eating Sour Stomach, Spit
Pain In the Back and Loins Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
M Mess, Lf PanS and ali iTesnares NeSraIrs
Faintness, sc. Ir0veiers lind the Lozeages jsst
tchnt they need as they compact and inodorous
that they may be carried IN the rest pocket Price 60
cents per box small boxes 30 cents For sale by j.
S. HARRISON & Co, Proprietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. win be mailed to any address on
enclosing 50 cents july4d1y
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J to the people, viz, the COD
STAMP and che good thinfs that
lares cured 70 lwh0 have filth
lin its Irjmi Is, and see hat the
$50 mp are on all the shoes they
bay This Stamp is one OF the
troubles thar t0Orrg the Bangor
Clique. The people o Maine like
then too lceH ( T the ber eft Of
1.-The ID .ngor Jobbere, SOME Of
whom buy the LEAvINes and
lTHIRD QUALITIES OF Goods that
1.-The CID Man will not acoept
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Sanitary Commission .
LUMBER!

fNtHE Bethel Steam Mill Co. are prepared to fun
n nish Spruce dimentions OF all siEes, Also,
Boards, Shingles Lathes, and Pockets, at short no.
tice Orders solicited. t 49ff ls-l2 'fT
Once Commercial Street N ear the head Of Hob.
sons Wharf JABEZ TRUE Treas,r
! Portland, April 25, 1886. ap28d8m
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PlliOfDRiES lURTES!


uAvfN a9sceiysd the Agency for tie Pianos man
II qtActHFsn BY the aolss1 I'D. 15a 3 Fl .f h
NEW YORK PIANO FORTE - co,
384 Eads0H Street, ~. YIF
wewenld call the attention Of the public to the SUI
peripr quality of these Instruments They are euual
tosSteinwaVss sGhickerings' or those OF any other
motel manufacturer In this country or EUROPE. 81 ya
Tae Company being composed OF twenty Of the best
workmen that could be found In the first class nanu
aetoriesiE New York, principally IN steinways mani
utactory, every part Of their instruments is done I'M
the bestmaner, and this enables the company to fr9
nish Pianos which, If equaed, NOT be surpassed
for quality and power of tone, easiness of action and
beauty.
Judges Of Pianos and purchasers are requested to
call atl12 Middle St., Portland, Maine any time dur
ing the day evening" where two Pianos are for sale
AMI judge for themselves. aAT aWN
A GOOD BARGAIN Is WARRANTED.
SCHUMACHER Il HOWE,
Agents for New York Piano Forte Co., ag4 Hudson
Street, N. z. feb16dtf
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-. 20; any.


sAAOSG k&eA@-szzz=z- -
ORE AND THE ASSISTANT
ESFxk OF WAR.-Egere Is q little story
General Pope whiess teaches onesof the
"a moral 4eSsons Which are always 50 delights
iui;gi4r T5i bred 40 y3asiaHco 51lay 'rA -
lheard while at Pillow, an aneedote OF Cen
era4 Fope-an I0ficerof ability, but sometimes
Vety unpleasant man, with pompous and
hecs0 ING n1anne itch viii bear repetition.
Wnl-s Al MS headquarters the general was APP
proacaedb3 Small plain loo king, and entirely
unassu nag man. N eitlz 5 azure, with the
que-bon: Are you General Pope, STRIP
sA.l6s b my nan - was the answer. in rath-
er o-il.' . !,
Iwyatdis like 20 see you then, on amatter of
bu3ine 81 "a .otlDDUd .lOE hne Ea ~ sGEE
ga o. my qBdiDtant, sir. he WIN arrange
any "a ing u y may have. ,,eo., I,.s fa -
u AZ iWlsEbfoa nave a personal conversation
Will y2htsoi = s.OJ q IAI4Aa 8ahdA
.o9s my adjutant,' in an authoritative voife.
slDla not tell you to- see my adiusaat p
Ing away. coss.
-ay nsAej Is iSeettS General, aaistly renark-l
ed tue small, plain man. * f.f.aS.
syonaDultu YIN D AWhat doI care numbered
Pope, In a rising passion, ~ your name is
matter, Of tnaTi Ssse by adj ntsaiit, I ten YOU
feliowk lLeaYegqy presence v7as3s1EaFT nc
Il am continued The quiet man, in his quiet
way, 'sne Assistant Secretary of War, and
Waat a reydutionathDse simple words made
in tae generals appearance and mannerl
His angry, naughty, domineering air was
dispened Ia a moment, and a flush iaof confu-
sion passed oyerhiS altered face Putt go y npl
151eg yoars parIion, Mr. Scott, / had no idea
whom was addressing. Pray be seated; IL
shan be happy to grant Won an interview at
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from Manufacturers. III idcts Us thf ARANCr
PAL REASON for tho IMPROVEMENT Qfthe Bdack-
ers and Peddiers Act, for since good acarraRted
GooDs HAVE BEEN so LARGELY INTRODUCED INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY sent cut from Ban
gor don't sell so WIFI! Re alters Of Maine. SEND
IN YOUR oRDERs, or CALL when you come to Bos-
ton, unless he Bangor jobbers get an amendment
passed 10 chapter A. that mo shall b. allowed
10 leave the State y any boat or railroad, who in
tends totaks money out Of the State to buy any
goods. not owned by men ags years resident in the
State OF Maine'n Thankir & the people and dealers
of Maize for tn doubling up OF their custom since
tho bangor Merchants'' exhibited their '0hoie-
soaIeda liberal policy Of 'uve and let lire" the
subscriber is de'ermiee ed TO stand by the people Of
Maine and give them his warranted good sat reduced
D, ices Lomr fail TO demand Res0 pair in every
ere where ycur boots OF shoes pr We defective, II
not woInio ,hat extent that Il wcu be EareasOH-
able, to expect new pair, and III, C-0-D Man
will girs The same to The retailer who takes tsem
back from you.
HENRY DAMON,
rs 20 ana ~ MILK STREET
BOSTON.
janelOllm&wew
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The following are the classes by their numbers rel
CURED at the respective navy yards:
"a bsziaaGfH8 acKI1TERY. g6aasae aadt atsl
Nos a d, 6, Z, 9, TO- ii, 12, Ii. "A. Is. 49,.
"a, Is, 10, 20, q, %, %, "a, IS. y
~, s, CHARLESTOWN. 49,. =. 49,
d N Ss 2, 10, H. Y, Il, ls II, rs, 10,
tsaio o. fio.i BROOKLYN. ola 40 osso edi sss
Nos l. q 8, 4, 8, 9, Z, 9, 10, Ii, H. a. 49, II. 1s
~, 20 H. "a, %, 49, 2s, 81, %, 90 81, 3d. 81 81. II
sb 4a9 PHILADELPHIA Ari yriH1Q5 "a
Nos "a 8, Q, 8, 10, II, 10, IA. 49, n. 1sc.
49,, 70, ~ %, "a, 81. asg n ~ - =, 20
~ sirss BIZ lWAsHINGTON.e a ..s9g
Nos, p ., 8, 7,s,as. 10. II, 70, II, Is, 10, 20,
sai ~ siaiaF NORFOLK. sla9 ede Aaa ssa@b
Nos. 8, 10, II, u, Is, IA, 49, IL
20 ~ ~ n, ~ zs3z6, u, 70. july7 ,1aw4w
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AZ Hyou are in want of any kind Of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office n
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- 7- -S-sss-'x 'oPE AND TIE ASSISTANT
EEFTx Of Here Is q little story
a,e General Pope which teaches oneoOf the
le moral 4essons Which are always SO delisht79
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Road Petition.

A PETITION win be presented to the 1om-
nnissioners Of Gsilia county at their next rsgu.
lar session, on the Ist Monday of June, 1865,
praying for . change Of location Of the county
road. leading from Gsliipsiis TO Patriot. BY
way Of the Blessings bridge, said change
being as follows: Beginning nj. or near
q culbet on said road south west of the house
Of John Irion in Green township, thence
SOUTH west toJa walnut .Btub, ct the north
line OF sec. IS, thence north west to pine tree
nesr top Of bill in q wheat field Of John
lrion, thence the nearest and best route to
the old road from GallIpolis to Patriot by way
Of the Blessings Bridge.
April, "a, 1665.-4w. 80 ---i- 3
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AN ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

AN ELUQUENT EATRACT.
The name of Jesus Christ of Naza-
reth shall dwell on the lips of faith
throughout unborn generations. The
structures man may raise under the
successive forms of art-the granite
warehouse, the marble palace, the
sacred cathedral-shall disappear.
the science, of which careful obser,
vers will collect the materials, and
studious minds. indicate the laws,
shall undergo essential change; the
PHILOSOPHERS which men will con-
struct with great painstaking, and as
they may think, with immortal sue
cess, shall be snpplanted by new sys-
TENS, the political institutions of en-
pires and republict shall be modi-
fed by wisdom that will look back
on our times as but the dawn of q
permanent civilization; kingdoms
shall fall. and nations be forgotten;
but the Gospel of Christ shall sur
Vive all these changes His name
shall be dear to the millions that will
overspread this Western Continent,
or re.peopled the eastern hemis-
phere with new life, long after our
virtues and our follies shall have
been buried in oblivion, His authori-
ty shall be acknowledged by a be-
heving and grateful world; and he
shall reign till the end come" when
he shall have delivered up the king
dom to God, even the Father that
"God my be all and in all."-Rev.
DR.. Garnet.
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Orphan ROy.

THIS thorough bred horse will stand the
i present season, at the Farm Of Eugene
Donally in Green township near Rodney, and
also at the stableof Peter Knopp in Cheshire
township.
As to the pedigree of the horse all persons
who are judges of good stock are invited to
examine the Horse and Colts in the County
of his stock There has been much said
about this horses pedigree, and what horse
it is, and where from. Those persons having
so many doubts on the subject can by calling
on the owner be satisfied 6y evidence in my
possession of the identity Of said horse and
his pedigree
cE Terms the same as last season.
Keeper HENRY ZIMMERMAN.
April, 90. 1865.
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Notice..

John pages Before John williams Justice
vs. of the Peace for GslIipolis tp.
MsrtinFandenS Galliaco.z Petition for revivor
MARTIN vanden said defendant formerly
V1 of Gallipolis 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 plaintiff against said Martin Vsnden de-
fendant before Joseph fiunt, Justice of the
Peace for GaIlipolis township, Gallia county,
on the Sd day of April A d. 1858, for tie
sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars
and ten cents, debt and costs Of suit, and the
following order was made bv the said John
Williams Justice of the Peace, to-wit: That
the said Martin Vanden show cause before
said John Williams, on CT by the 18th day
of June, A. D. 1855, why the said judgment
Of Sl25, ,l0cts debt and costs in favor Of the
said John Dages, and against The said Martin
Vanden should not stand revived.
JOHN DAGES.
CD. MENAGER, Plff's Atty.
April, 81 1s65-6w.
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Notice..

ESRANCIs SMELTgER of Winchester IN.
L the State of West Virginia is notified shst
Mary 2. Smeltzer did on the tvensy.sixth.
day Of April, A. D. 1865, file her petition IN.
the Clerks office Of the Court of Common.
Pleas within and for the county Of Bsllis and
State Of Ohio charging the ssid Frsncis
s@eltzer with gross neglect Of duty, and With
adultery with one Jennie jenkins, and ask,
ing that she may be divorced from said
Francis SmeltzeF, and retain the custody Of
her children; which petition will stsnd for
hearing at the next term Of said Court, tast..
MARY r. sMELTzER.
April, 81, Ie65.-6w. " s'nai
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NANSEMOND..

SWEET Potato Plants for sale and other. y.5
Tieties. Price Scots per 100. 500 PEI 1000,
SIS, per 4 900 sss; per 10000. Also as he
proper time for setting Tomato iplsuf& Les
ter's large red Fejee Island, Cooks, faIorits,
Upright or Tree Tomato, Large Yellow, 25ets
per dos.s So per 100, Si5, per LOO Als6
early York Cabbage. l5ets per dos! e. peF
100, 50, per 1000. Also ct the Gshipolis
Nursery, large stock Of Evergrsels, Roses,
DahIiaI, and green house plants for sale At
very low rates foi cash.
Gall at myfesidence, or send your orders.
to Gallipol;s Post Office, Gslis co. Ohio, vida
meet with prompt attention. Orders .leA
with /. R. Oalohan & Graham Gallipolis Ohio,
@. N. PALMER, g
April, 81, Is65.-sw'.
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fmnlers department.


E Theseason for planting spring
crops is rapidly advancing, and the
fiye farmer who is willing to do his
work well, and trust the result to
Providence, finds bat little idle time.
Corn planted prior to 10th of May,
can generally be relied upon for a
fair crop. The late heavy rains may
to some extent have retarded opera
tions, but in the end viii be of great
benefit to grass, wheat, oats and po-
tatoes, all of which we are informed
by our country friends look promis
ing, and much mere SO, than for two
years heretofore. Thus far we have
had no blighting frosts to injure fruit
or growing crops, yet of the former.
there will not be that immense yield,
that was at first anticipated. There
viii be enough TO supply the demand
at home, but little for export.
We learn that in view of the clos
ing up of the war, some of our farm
ers are planting a less breadth than
usual, fearing low prices and dull
sales. This to some extent may be
the case. Corn at 81, was above the
average price. Should it decline one
half, it would still afford handsome
profit. Below that it is not likely to
go. The South Is doing little in the
planting line this season. Her pop
ulation have been scattered far and
wide. Loyal citizens have been
driven from their homes, and their
farms destroyed. For then it will
require one season to. place their
farms in a condition TO be cultivated
Meantime their food must come from
some other quarter. It can not be
produced in the South Rebel plan
ters will have to make themselves
scarce in that section. They can no
longer call over the roll of their slaves
and by unrequited labor, exhaust
the soil without beneftting the Ia
borer. A year hence, all this will
be changed. The South will raise
enough to support her industrious
population, but it can not be done in
1865. Therefore the farmers of the
North must raise the provision nec-
essary to support them this season
If the army as body, should not
consume the same amount of provis-
ion, purchased by Commissaries and
Quartermasters, vet that army in de-
tached numbers will still exist, and
for another year remain consumers
instead of producers.
For these and many other reasons
which must be apparent to every
man of sense, we would urge the
farmers of old Gallia, not to lay down
the hoe, simply because jeff Davis
has been compelled to flee from JUS
tice and as necessary consequence
our soldiers become private citizens
again. Let every prudent farmer
"crowd on SAIL" and get out every
available man to plant his crop
Wages will probably decline one third
before harvest. Your expenses of
securing the crop will be greatly les
sened Labor will soon become
abundant, at something like old pri-
ces.
Go to work as if you knew you
would have old prices. Use every
means in your reach. Work with
judgment and decision. As to ulti-
mate results, trust to that same good
Providence, which has carried you
through fou- years of war, and ena-
bled You to live better, make more
money, and be in easier circumstan-
ces to-day, than you probably would
have been in twenty years of peace.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Administrator of the estate Of Frederick
Bonn late Of Gslha county Ohio deceased.
AllPersons indebted to the estate are re,
quested to make immediase payment, and
- ;rsE LELEToMB, Admir-.
April 81. 1565.-3w. ssaL
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For sale.

A LOT in Gallipolis On the corner ofFourth
and Cedar streets, one of the best building
locations in town. An excellent well on il,
and rock foundation for building 20 by 30
would bea capital location for manufaetory
of any kind using steam power. Possession
given at any time. Title indisputable. Terms
eSsh..
RI. STEWART.
March, 9, 1855.
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For Sale.

A TWO Story frame house containing ten
rooms situate on the corner of Third and
Spruce Streets in Gallipoiis. The lot meas
ures s1by 43 feet. A good 200 bbl cistern,
wood shed de-, on the premises. Title good,
possession given at any time. Inquire Of the
Journal.
March, 9, 1865.
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Coal! Coal! COal!!.

THE undersigned has on hand al the up
Il per end Of the Wharf at Gallipolls. im
mediately above the U. s. Wharf boats. a
large supply of superior coal, which he will
deliver promptly to purchasers at Is cts
per bushel, for cash.
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
viii be punetually filed.
-l JONATHAN HAMILTON.
April l3. 1665.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-05-11
Kanawha Coal.

/ am now prepared to furnish my. old, and
as many new customers as may see fit to send
me their orders, with q frst-rate article of
Kanawha Coal, free from slate or dirt and
making lively bright fire. Orders left at
the wharf. boat or given to me IN person viii
be promptly filed. '
Jan. 10. 1861.