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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-26
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

Ni.st>a Soirfrn. We hear that Miss
Clara Barton. daughter Of Judge Barton
20 Wo-ccsier. Mas vho IA. obtained ma
f.enai rcru,e o. puhi-h'nc Dee ~ mi.sing
..il.r-s. md hy Der lrroic deeds OBJ thc
wounded in battle. and even urlcr fre.
i,t th.s city on FRIDAY. ou a government
',-s,i. With aParty. fr- o., rarPe-c 81 in-
closing the area of ground AZ Aulcrson,iilc
where s' many Federal PRISONERS reri-hei
from uaut and Exposure. AMI of putfing up
bead boards at their graves She conccives
that shc has a .ii-alie Us of fhc deceased.
ani pa. accordingly Obtained seventeen
Thousand bcai-boari. 'rthe Purpose This
grand design 90 philanthropy ~ir rrl-.rc
Bong period of har'i toll tori'sa-c,urii.h-
u'cnt. and moss sincerely 10 we hope that
'he may D. rewarded 9Th perfect success.
ashinrtoa Nsi.c--! 80. ',,-vnccr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
Demonstration per cent amo lar

Votes or au rhr drreusin1flons u.rirI ulI o.
r-omrtiT furnished rT.an rrrrIrf ~ seh-r-frfious
u. Net0- of fhls rhiri ser'rs arr r-r is.iv .r-i
iar a r-n rnf pr'siir-rs ta the ~rron rhirt'rs a.
-rslv reif rs-.rt thrf tlc oatrrrr,-uf rr--r.s %
ras. fe on-I.n of paflng iatr-rst -.ii r0u sf q
o. -f. lasrrri o. Fol- i0th. in currency. ~ahr-rf-
ors ui drsiar e. infrrest rn carrrn.v aa Cd July
i-rh. r- % time vt.e ttrv .uts-r.he.
To i.atrrr OF a. notes 81 t',is thf-t serics 90
thr srtr- fa'rfr uii -,rla-n-e on Co., 20 ofJau-.
sai sill he uaie promptly ans oaaf.nrol.iy r',.r
that f.fr.
IT, sll-it change usair in thr con ltlons % CHE
rHiED ~EEiE, a-ert. only en- alstter oC latrrrst.
IT, rrlarnf Dbl sofa, o. nlalr. vil hr rlrIralcut o.
fh. r-r.n-v Interest IRE hi.hrr race.
To- r.turu fo sf,rlr rrrrlsnfs. In thr event of
WISH only eii tae ortiln t1 pay .nt.rr.f ln Goii
h-aFHf.i ~. wruil so rrfar- anf rrrnl.-- r.-'-rs
ttrf r-r-frsrs uafe v.fh slr rsr c-rt. ia .,if
would 'r fa'iy eTuai f' fhree mate uIrh -rrrn ana
fhr..teafhs i'tr rrut. ia rurr.n.y. rhlsIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

li uaf arrrIf from aaH.f- .I.rrs. o. frrf thta
Dol fhr PRINCIPAL REASON tr the T~ro.cr-
rFrr .i fne Hratrs arf FeftIrrr A~f. CO.. ...s~s
god url-raaf-i enoDs usvE Hrux rangFtY
tSreourcFr iSro MkrSr. th~ ufsEnaHtE
suonnr senr eco to-n Btnrsr asat r-l 70 u--l %
hrtal.r4s FOL. Mace. steu o. Nnru oanrHs os
cat elrn 500 come -s Ersran. rn'ess ihe Rln.
rnr frllrr- GO an anien trrrnf rrssrt o. rharf-r
-. fhaf BE- aa nsa shs.l i- aii1ss~l ts l-are he
state tl arg ioaf or ta.r.tl u ho in.ra.is fs take
marcy o1f 81 TO state t1 trt rat -aaf- s,.i aua-
- nf ur1 htr frfrs re-ftruf ta the STATE 81
Mftrr.' Iaan-ing fhr P--f- raf U-slers af
hai.r irr fa- f.rt.ag 81 lf fhr.r rrst.an .isr~
tnr Bangor Nrrrhanfs' exhibited ffrlr uh.f--
-l.rI tni h'-rsl policy e 90 trr 1af 90 f,-r 90
DE- sui--f.'rr ls -tera.1r ts stand ht fhe r-pie
H. Ware anf give chem hts uarrsnr-I god. To-
rrtrc-i pri-e-. nsa't tiii fol dcansnd e. new PAIR
tn every care ehrrr saarr I.fs ar fhars prove De-
ifrflvr. o. 1lf s1ra ts thlf extent fh.f ft uil b.
refeasoaatir tl expect aru psfr. anil fhc COD
hH. SOD give tlr Same fl che R-fsli-r uas f.kes
rrenl Isrk 'r.r rar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
U S. 500 six per Cent
Gold = Bearing Bonds

Aa-s liHnAs arr u1n worth hrnI.s0rIlf ir lul rli
ar.i s-r rsruIf. us arr pa the rularli Ioris
fro- ~irte. ooaafy. sni ManIc.r.al tsxrtiau. uhsh
as fra-f ono to thrsr rr reuf Ir snuurn o. tisrir
rsl-r. -ro-ur to thr rate le, i ur-an other prop
rrfr 10 iuisret ID payati. sr-uI annasliy ~ COS
rars afra.tei ta e.rh nofr. vilch may D.. raf q
art .aif fo any hank - tank-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

Ihe ~ahsrri'-r hereby gives rat.rr u1ftr- thst
ae nHs iern dliV fpr1fnfrt hs the i11.rih.r Joke
cd fiaa-'r. Or f'e Cprufs si osrrt. snl assual-I
on. ua.t ai AtuinI-,rafsr ai thr estate 81
GEORGE HOER is,e 81 S,on-hsaa.
D. card Couaty t-ceass a % rivirr isnF as the
r hH l.r ll.irlfrt tp thr r-fste of -ail rr-.a-rI
ir llAr in1.ar.iisfe r.rnf anc h.-ru hs ave
l.s ..r.lsa..s f'iereln to rs hfliffn- .au.- CO.
Jrar 20. i-65. Alfred =. kIMBALL.
The .ul-rr,Ier hrfeh, sisss rub.ic no,ire tba
D. Dos a-rn dolly srraiatra hf - honor.i' -
Jai-- li Probate inr fhe rounff of Ok f.ff ar.I
assuari th-frusf ai adna,-frst.r Of th- estate %
JOHN ~. LIBBY aie e Poster.
u 900 ''a1tg. trc-s-r.l. as giving bod a. th-
'f .'-'i.- o. inrr-i. rr I.I rrsfs sI nfr..a-
sho arr .u ratri to thr r-faieal sa,l .lec-s-- 90
rIhr ....ir'Iafe rafu-ai. aal tha-e sh. have
Jaae 22l. ls65. SUSAN LIBBY.
-. sa,.-r,i~r her-i, gives rui.i.- a.-,~e n.f
30 bee hera iris s-paiste.i 81, th~ Zoe. Js4r.
ni froaafe 90 fhe Caanff af Otl.rd. col s..u-asi
t1r tra-f al Esrrs,sr af the lsf s.tu aal te.ts-
n.rrf sI
ROBERT HIiBOEN lteof Ostrd.
OBJ .. ..a. g. deceased. O., -.f.n- l.la ss th-
aa ..rr.ist o. therefore rf1resfs 90 rrr-.rs
Do a.r rtf'fri rn fre estate .i --if a. er.sf f.
rfhr ran-.lf.f paf.arafs sat -H.sr ua. ..r-
fff ."rH' f|rrr.r. fs l...r .I snHHe ra
lfa. -. i-t'. CntS. O.. HiLBORN
T.. saa.-r..-r h.r-., ava. r.....- ,... ~,
.ar aas .-r1 .as aa..ir.ei as OBJ lI.rar. q. b.
a.-e .i fr..H.r. o. ftr Ca..afs aI ONaff. saI
as- he tra.t ai Lsrcrtux .i tar Csc Wrl
ani f..frnrri lf
SAMUEL DEFEGND hte ~ Psr,s
D. 30. C'aaf.. de-ra-ei. b, ftis. a..l Eel. no
aN 500 farf.i.r rrIre.f. aI pfr.aas
eh. ,.- la 'rHfrI fa fha estate Of ...I .'.-.a.-I
I. . !. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

Mtekcrri -as never before sd plenty o.
a. the prcsrut t.me. 4 vessel sent ont is.t
thursday aui secured 100 barrels. reform
81 to this port. discharged. and ~as OF
AGAIN on saturday. CD the latter day .hc
secured 10 barrels. They were caught bv
seinin-. and the Top oi ttc waller b. saiL O.
De literally covered ~itL abe G.h.
Portland Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

w 1nie-sao-l ,aa, Niai-r Charles Ham
hn ot Grn. Hove'- staff. "a. received iLe
deserved compliment % being brc,c,eI
j.. Col fsr htalal services. Licut. Col
Iiau.'.r-h as b,ea ole 90 th, most constant
al fatif-i o,hccrs in che se-sice. ami hi.
na,ar-ous friends u,.i bel pleased o. know
that he BE- Appreciated. WAS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

There isno counterfeit on the fvc dollar
Bale oiNaiioual Banks. as reported. TIE
bli s-pr.1sel O. be coautcricit vas printed
on tie arst piaie malc. which was after
~ari altered and SHADED .o a. ID make the
difference described. rEs-hauge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
Whiskersl Whiskers,

o. SOD va.t Wh,.trrs rr W.r.-s.h--f O-r
t'rr..ta tn..laanf vll t,r-r chem "a. lr.s ODD r.-
sar..f h~sf tsr- 90 rhrr. .I helrna fs.I hrsI. ,s
So Wseks. frtce. ~ oD. grart.r.. 90 - 90.
~rrr hs .uaii sal s arrr ..s.'. ....-. ar rrtr.rf
ol frlcr.
Atisess. wARNEg G. eel. n.S ~.
Erankitn y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
FOR SALE

4 snsI FERN With coaveaiest hriiiinrs. hause
Il u0ai-s1..i ani hlrn ,ii clnnerfed. -ou.e tsea-
IN ceres oi ani. sifrttri ahcuf onr-h usifs irsui
Hr'ron Acsce1T. Fef hfrther r.irticu sr.iasfai.e
nf fbe suIscrii.er af be- store
ROBERT GLOVER.
iirhran. June ~, i~65.
CAUTION. Whereas av etc. Mslisrs
y lhur.ou hns shsnt1eed ~ I'D add board.
hrreI ornIien Ell rrrsans aof fo harhor her of
furuish her serpIi.s al srrouuf. as 1 shsl pay
nn Bills nf hrr rrrfracffaE otter falf flfe.
BENJ. D. THTRLOW.
Psris. 1a.e o. Jess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
7-3O LOAN

rtrse uote- are lssuci under istr erIrlv fs i....
a. rrr psvaiie fhrre wars from thst fsfe ia eur
rrrrr. or srr ruvrrtir af thr cvfiaa oftfr hsif-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We hariug
y lcen arppfnfel hy the Jnigc ~ Probate for
fhe fasIafV 90 o. '1ri Cofnrnisssaers o. exarnfne
o. ciffru' 81 the creditors Of lscub Neston isfe
"a bNhef fa saia ColrfF. decea-e,I. give police
thaf OK uoHihs iro.a fhe third rrirs dav On June
l-t,i, have hora aiosef ssii rredfiors fo hrinz ~
fad prove the.r cIfins, sai that ve vin afiend
tn Do DOW a--fgori ns af fhe aihre of Bolster a.
kichsfdsaH in ulsf-'f Nflsr-. os che frrf Non-
aal ct Arlust. ~frrrni.rr bod uecrruirrr. t-65.
VIZ. ~. BOLSTER. 81,
r. E RICHARDSON
nisf-'l. JOS 81. Is65. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
II II e
II N0KPAREIL 4
WASHING MACHINE.

This - th- ou'y nach.ne 30 existence which
combine at the regiisit-- of r. perfect washer.
Il b. sQrrTEise HAcHfSE. operated by a
iaiinoe suierenk (r.frsf o - fsrss fasras
eff.e o-a.tf % easfu- ~ "a hasd.) stroasiy made.
sirpie and easy Ia b.. op-rstios -sd nj Labie 20
set out oi orer- q o. coa.tru-ted On strictly me-
chanical priu-ip.es. aod solaiy ~.th vse~ 70
uiiHty ara duraniity.
Dirinz the tra- th- N1a9sreil has beea 30 use
SINCE Aprii. i-Si. q hi- steadily grora 20 pablie
tivor, aai hns d-ra,ustratei thsf. rwo-rHtEDk
rHE LaeoR kSD rfHE rs7ui-rf ~ sssi,ar ~
Alrf. as az - 's1r 81 f,1y = re- rar-,s,s aEE
sAvsn Er IT'S UsE. a gisi o. boy oaa work "a
and aag ~ rsir,f 7u % oi,aass ,fake. tksrourf
WITHOUT ssstsrarcE FRoH maxD-RuEstxs
liberal d.--l1ai aioaei o. d-alers
Seal for FIRE ic-cTviire Circular 10
OAK EY s HEATING.
Isl WsrER SrREEr.
NEW YORK CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
PORTLAND AND OXFORD CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.


10Y tnl sfrcr Eondav Nov 2Ist. he
kS11N( carsuiil irsve ~urnner. 90 M~chsn.
--ic falls. rorii,ai an4 Boston. a. rs
Al
Refuraiar. leave Mechaaic Pals fsr Sumaer q
af 40 q NJ
stage eouaerts az sunner ior Castor. Peru add
plxfrh
4 ireiaht trails leave. ~urn~rr "a che sane hosr
vith Portland AID Hoston f.cighi.
a. :. ADAMS. Sup't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
The Only Loan in Market
Great Popular Loan Oflhe People

f.rss Sian s.'aro .''la ~ e. Iosn aa-horIrel =
Co. lrsf Congress are nrn ON fhe marEtf. The
tllnunf. ar o. rtfe at ehi-h be- b. hsin- at-ort..i
ul'l aii OIL .atlri'si Or alfhn sfrre Ilr.. vh.ai
th- aat.s sil rulsattsis rsu,a.sll o. rr.rl.aua a.
Dos uniformly tsn thr on closing tf- sulsrrlp
tians to o,arr laaus.
d. pr..r tiar r.fireus OF every town ana -.frl8n
oi thr -aaatry nay D. ara-ial filtlrs or tatIue
tac Loan. fh- Ntflaal BANKS. ~tar. I..nk. ana rr
Varr iaussr. ttraa. bout o. country have --rraIfv
a-rr'ri to re-risr -uhs-r.Gfans Ar par snfs-rf.r.
VIII -rlrrr tilrlr own a-enfs. i1 whom thrv have
aa.nr. ani who ai1ur arr Oh he rr-ran-IfIr f1r
th delivery af the not-s for uhleh they r,-,i.o 90
l.r-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

~ -1ail' llfnes taHf arc arcuIed
I'D 10 that have fanh on re-
1romises. ard -sr thaf th~
rfaurs 60 ea az a. stors ftrv
,nB. The stamp b. or ofth-
r1siifs ftat uorrv The Banrar
-.iIr'~ The people of Mace
80 them Coz vel f1r on benz
lf of fhe Banglr rsitnc--.S SOME
4 Whom lss che INAvlxss
nd frrEu QUarrrtBs q
rlr.Na rrar fhr CO II A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

I.F.'a. r-.s. ~. w.a-- cm....s-l, ,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
Ayers Cathartio Pills

4 RE- The mo-t perfect
~ parEstivc ~hich -
sre atie o. pro.iuce 90
~hich ne fhink has exer
~ i--en unsde ~ .nyt.oiy.
Their cnccfs hsss ai.sad-
anfIs shows o. thecu.auua-
nify hoe mech tb~y excel
the ordinary mcdicincs an
use- Thy are saie aad
Fr&ssnt a. tsse. hsi pow
efinl - eurr. Thew p~ne-
trsting pruperftes stisaaiat-
the vial activities 81 H.
H. dy, r~n,ovs IA al--sru--
iions u its orgaas. parif,
the biooi. aad exp { d.
es-e. fhey purre out the
, inai humors ~hsch breed
snd grow distemp~r. sfim-
fuisie sluggish 80 di-order-
-srl urgans fufr thrir LaIur-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21

Cards, Tags and Bill heads
printed az the Democrat Office
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-21
WANTED.

T|orR GOOD COAT MtEEEs. Ar5t
4 iru~..af-y.
p YuTNG. NoE~ar.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12
fH,lllrs Dspattn'ellt
KYANIZING.

.
This Is process whereby timber
IS rendered inperyious to water, and
entirely free from liability to rot Il
is admirably adapted to the preser-
walton of fence posts, or any kind OF
lur4ber placed on, or in the ground.
Take one epound of blue yitriol and
dissolve it In FIVE gallons of water.
Observe this proportion if you use a
greater quantity. Apply this liquid
to the portion of the post that is set
in the ground, or to spouting, shin
ales, or any thing in fact you wish to
preserve from rot. Shingles thrown
into barrel Of this liquid, and al
lowed to remain long enough to be.
come saturated with it, are not liable
to rot in a lifetime Posts should re-
main in a day before using. At Q
recent meeting of the Farmers Club
in Hudson. n. Y, member exhibit
ed a post saturated with this solu
tion, that had been in the ground
eightyears. 1t was pine lumber ant
apparently as sound as when first set
The chemical is cheap, process easy
and results profitable. Try it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12

breatb is offensive and his manner
vpjoar, while woman must do moth
| ing which shall be ndecorous IN the
eve of the most fastidious Judgment
Wby should a man be aHowedly so
self. indulgent, putting his limbs and
lnerson in all manner Of attitudes,
however rncouth and distasteful,
merely because such vulgariies yield
him temporary ease, while woman
| is always required to preserve an at
titude, if not of positive grace, at
least of decency and propriety, from
which if she departs, though but Tor
an instant, she forfeIts respect, and
is instantly branded as low crea-
ture? Can anybody say why q man
when he has the toothache, or is call
ed to suffer in any other way, shall
be permitted as matter of course to
proan and below, and vent his feel
ings very much iE the style Of an
animal not endowed with reason,
while a woman similarly suffering
must bear it in silence and decorumf
Why should men, as q class, habitu-
ally, and as matter of right, boldly
wear the coarsest qualities of human
nature on the outside, and swear, and
crowd, and fight, and brutify them
selves, SO that they are obliged to be
put IN separate pens in the cars on
the railroads, and as the depots, while
women must appear with an agreea-
BILE countenancc, if not smiles, ever
when the head, or perhaps the heart
aches, and are expected to permit
In othing ill,tempered, disagreeable
or even unhappy, to appear outward
lly, but to keep all these concealed IL
their own bosoms, to suffer as they
may, lest they might otherwise lesser
the cheerfulness of Others? Thes'
are few suggestions only among
many we would hint TO the stronge
and most exacting sex, to be reflect
ed on for the improvement Of thei
t taste and manners. In the miro
thus held up before them, they can
not avoid observing the very differ
ent standard by which the behavior
ofthe two sexes Is constantly regu
lated. If any reason can be assignee
why one should always be a lady
and the other hardly ever gentle
man, we hope it will be done.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12
FOR SALE.

very desirable farm Of 2l4 acres, situated
N in Guyan township, Gallia county, Ohio,
about l2 miles from Gallipolis. One hundred
acres clear, 20 neres in meadow, small orchard
of selected fruit, well, and three springs Of
good water; good frame dwelling house nearly
new, good log barn-fences tolerably good
Terms Of payment made easy-can be sscer-
tanned by calling at the journal ofhee
Alse77 acres of fne timber land in the
same township. and about 3 and half miles
from the Ohio river. The timber is value
BILE, and the land well adapted for eultiva-
tion. THOS. MONTGOMERY.
sspt. 90, 1856
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12

.Mr. Alyah Guy of Morgan town.
ship, In this county, killed hog on
the 18th of November last, at the age
of I months and 10 days, net weight
80 lbs. For the age, this beats any
sasiae we have heard of. 1t lived
but 223 days and must have gained
over q pound q day in weight. Il
was of the Bedford breed and fec
principally on milk. Morgan i:
ahead on the pork question.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12
OCULIST.

MISS E. SNoDGRASS, of MarYsville,
M Ohio vii! open rooms in the City
Hotel, Gallipohs, o.. on the 10th day Of De-
cember next, for the purpose of treating dis
eased eyes. Having been here before, It is
deemed unnecessary to say anything further
than to refer those afflicted, to her former pa
tient, and citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity.
The following named residents are hereby
respectfully referred to: 1. R. CalOhan, John
Irion, E. T. Shepard, 4. Leclercq, E. S,
Menager, Chas Creuzet, Roman Menageri
D. II. Rose.
Persons desiring her services will call soon
as her stay is limited.
Pomeroy Telegraph and Point Pleasant
Register, will please COPY to the amount Of
81, and charge this Office as the expiration Oi
time.
Nov. 25, 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12
MALE AND FEMALE MANNERS

Who can tell why women are ex-
pected, on pain of eensure and avoid
snce, to 6o1form to q high standard
Of behaviour, while men are INDUCED
in another q great deal lowerE We
never could fully understand why
men should be tolerated in chewing
tobacco in smoking, and in splitting
everywhere almost and at adj times;
whereas q weman canHot DO any OF
those things without exciting aver
sion and disgust. Why ought man
to be allowed to drink liquor till his
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12

THE subscribers offer for sale, Section = Q,
| Is, in Township No. 5, (Green Township,l
of Range No. Is. in Gallia county, Ohio; said
tract Is situated on Rsccocn Greek, shori
distance above Harrington's Mil, and aoos'
s;x miles from GaliipoIis. The subscriber
viii sell the whole, or parcels TO snt pur'
chasers. Terms Of sale made known on aP'
Plieation. ,oc. IL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12
Undertaking
IN ATJ IT'S BRANCHES

~
Given particular attention. We are prepared
10 eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequalled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets, BurialCases, and Metal
lie Burial Gases Of thi Sery best manufacture
Having prepared OURSELVES for embalrfhg
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 our
facilities, is the preservation of the body from
decay so long as may be needful to meet the
necessities oeeasioned by the event Of death
from home, or TO satisfy the longings Of abb
sent friends. This ordinarily, is all that even
affection can desire, but much nore is claimed
Bodies, in many instances, are preserved for
years. Our facilities protect from intrusion,
fran intermingling with the earth, from
water and from yermin, and therefore, may,
at anytime, be removed from one burial place
TO another, no smell escaping to render it un-
pleasant TO friends.
An assortment of Cherry and Walnut Cof-
fins always on hands. Persons coming from
the country for eoffius, can always have them
upon short notice. Fine hearses and quiet
horses ALWAYS ready for attending funerals.
JAS. S. A. & R. SKEES
Gallipolis o. Feb. 4. 1864.
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Coal Coal! COal!!!

TUHE undersigned has on hand d the up
i per end Of the Wharf at Gallipohs. Im
mediately above the U. 5. Wharf boats; a
large supply of superior coal, which be will
deliver promptly to purchasers at reasonable
rates, for cash.
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
will be punctually filed.
JONATHAN HAMILTON
Ian Z ISG-tf
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FOR SALE.

ONE hundred and twenty-five acres Of
" land, on the river, three miles below
Gallipolis. About sixty FIVE acres cleared
balance timber. There is on the premises, q
small dwelling house. smoke. house, out
houses, celler, and cistern. Also good log
barn, all new, and tOlerably good fruit
Terms reason
A. N. LASLET
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GOAL! /!

Those wishing Coal should leave their or
ders at ]. T Hailiday's Store, or at the lower
end Of the Wharf aad 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.
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Farm for Sale.

r Offer at public sale, my farm situate nine
i miles from Gallipolis, one mile back from
the Ohio river, in Clay township. containing
seventy acres, about fifty clear, cottage Louse,
good well of water, and good out buildings
lyoung orchard of 500 trees of choice fruit
in fine glowing condition.
Also coal bank foot vein, open and
worked every day. Coal of excellent quality
Title indisputable. Possession given on the
lst of March next. For terms, enquire at the
Josrnal effice, or On the premises Of
! a s--5 % J. HARVEY.
Sept. 90, 1864.