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PASSENGERS

Fruu SAY FEAscIsco-per Ethan Alien, Oct ON Hath
away. wife and : children, Mss Carter, Mss Carer, Mr ii AZ
q trfsr and wife. Mr. T r Foster aud wife, Capt G J ChadSlcE,
MFR John BoarImsn-I+ STEEEAGE-Messrs HOnL. sullivan
Osborn, Cormieh, Collins, Biitz, Morris, Gleason watson shell
dou. Bell. Kaue-I2
From wISpwAED PoErs-Psr kHauea, Oct zO.GenI IN
McCook, lady and sery't, Miss " { Makes' 70 G'Eee' II
Cook- q N.IsoucaL $ y Bishop. J J Halstsad. Mr. Brown, Wa
Beckley-u cabin and about 90 deck
For wrxDwARD POErs-per Kiauea. Oct 22-G heDougaH,
j : smithfes. q T. BeckHith-5 cabin and about % deck
From VICTORIA. V. L-per Premier. Oct. 21-Wm Blair,
kama ssau. All Loo. All 10, All Nee, Aseonz- All Les
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DEPARTURE -.

;. eO-Schr MaIsl1. Smith. fr Hsnai-i.
at-ItaTn clipper ship Galsle1, SpHval0. for China
2z-Steamsr killu-a- NcGrrEor, for Niul~ari Ports
ZJ-Schr N1i kcfSi. ALt1ue. tT kahulIt-
2J-Schr MauuokaEai. Merchant, tr Hama
Z5-Am bark Helen W Amy. Freeman, for Shanghai
.3-Schr Martha. P1Wcr-- for HIlo-
2f-Schr Emelin-, Crane, tr K1us and Kan
.g-Pussian steam sIagp q war Ninsta, kGhn. Nr China
25-BHtsh clipper ship yaTy francs, Thomas. Tor B@
kerB Island
15-ScEr Helen. Blristier, for NaHSn-
-S-Schr Odd Fellow, Reynolds. Or k0halI ard Hio-
25-Schr Prince. Hatfield or Haualei-
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Consisting IN part Of
WEsTPHALIA HAMS. very fine.
Bologna Sausage,
Half and quarter boxes Sardines,
Stoneless Raisins in earthen jars,
Zante Currants in earthen jars,
No. l French Prunes in jars,
Card Matches, 3 Hoop Pals, Fresh Apples,
California Onions,
California Potatoes,
Wine Crackers,
Wafer Crackers,
Soda Crackers,
Milk Crackers,
Yeast Powders, Downer's Kerosene,
California Cream Cheese,
Cvlgate's Starch, Pure India Curry,
Fine Layer Raisins,
New California Hams,
Eastern Goldfish,
Split Peas,
English and American Pickles,
Preserved Ounces,
Smoked Salmon,
Cal. Lard, Cranberries, Ship Teas,
French Capers, French Olives,
Saloon Bread, Crushed Sugar,
Jenny Lind Cakes,
Ginger Snaps,
Linderees, Gingerees.
For Sale by
50 I'm A. ID. CARTWRIGHT.
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1 am, dear sir, y1urs very truly,
JuHy J. psETER- fur TIsz. )

REPOET Of ship Reindeer, Of New Bedford, 10 mos out, 1850
hhi- whale oil. li.OOO .bs bore, from ArctIci 1850 bJls season,
l+OIO lbs bone s-asIu- Took the first whale June 10. last
sept 10. Left the Arctic Sept 2Jth, found the Straits blocked
IHh ice from Cape Past 70 within 3 miles Of the Dromudes and
extending To tie = l. 10 miles. Came out in con Iauy with 5
or 10 ships, amongst which were the Lydia, Hax'H brig K0hoia,
Robert I1~u-, Elizabeth SEift, and French ship Winsl0E.
The latter ship darBa-ei her rGIder badly cary ia the season
In the ice, but repaired Bark D4nI Wood also stove Ia by the
ice IN the Latter part % Junei also ship Roscoe. and several
other ships received damage % cause them to i,ak badly. The
ships reported were spoken about sept ~. Weather this season
has been very th.ek and bl0sy. aud taken altogether one Of the
worst / ever saw ia the Arctic Tor whaling. Whales were very
small tlIs season. We haN. tx en- Il Hh.le. IN. s.asan.
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Success Of the Whaling Fleet.
LATER Reports from The North.

As r anticipated is-i ~ek, the fresh trades have brought
ia a teet 4 ~Aa!=Fs from the Arctic, with most gratifying re-
ports W. ean nov announce the arrival ~ this p5r; Of Il
vessels having 90 hlssa a total n tx-iss thousand barrels Il
OIL ami 1890 pounds = bone. W. append a list Of tie
arusals thus ir and t.eir carsae-:
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Ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.

FnR SAs FEAxc-scO-per Smyruiote or Thames, vbOut Nov. ]
For wrNpw4HDP oRTs-per KiIauea. on Monday.
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COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

Tbs fret bIie q cotton, Of the crop Of 1886, was sold in VI,
bile, August l5th- at auction IL was CHASED god usitdin.
and was knocked down at I5i cents Per pound.
Galveston All Houston, Texas, have rapidly increased II
$50; nov, according n a receat enumeration, the population 4
near 20OOO- HoCst0u, which then md no; exceeding 6OJO
nov has 1900.
COMMERCIAL DEPREssfOS ~ BONBAT-BOmbay Is uinsd
AMI al lndta hsaviy damaged, by the Cessation q var in
America. The war poured a river of gold into India Peace
IuPey arr unparalleled. There il also a grevious famine ia
Bengal, accompanied sth great suffering.
COTros ~ JANucA-At a meeting Of the Directors u the
hin<ston Cotton Company, held al Kingston on the. Bit :
-AuEGst.l : :. LOW. 80 I. COMPANY -
- - -sr=a .'rrs Of - -~'oring thff , - /, Il. !.
ahjset-ihe saecrss.----Aa. rroutaD- cultyai n e cotton in
Jamaiea--hoGhd be wound up Leus;s and drought are the
Causes q the failure.
NOSsY-Men work for It, fight for il, steal for il, aud die for
10. And all the Will, from the cradle to the grave. Nature aGd
God are laundering in our ears the solemn question. 4" What
shall IL profit = man II he gains the whole world and loses his
own soul?' This madness for money Is the strongest and low
est passion % the human heart, before Ehose TemOrseiess altar
al. the finer attributes % humanity = sacrificed
IxcoNEs-Prei Douglass returns an income of S5,I75; Edwin
Both. sGI05O; Robert Bonner, Ss5259i David Dudley Field.
sITI3G; q. Godfrey Gunthcr. SlO.i2l; Clara Louise Kellogg,
siI.15s; Frank Leslie, Sl5O5li John MOrrissey, S5i,lOO; Geo
u. Prentice. % the louisville Journal, returns an income 0f
SIS 900 per year; james Gordon Bennett, $l5s,Gi5; George
Bliss. SIX. los; Il. H. Corning, Sl01l57: W. T. bod =. s2l2-
IO5i W. T. D9ige. jr. sl2i 1885 Thomas NJ Dale. SlO1-223i
Peter MoIer. sII5s53; = D. Morgan u :. SenatOTl sI5i,iO0i
T. VI. Z. Ptton, slO2655; NJ C. Roberts, slO6920; FaTen
Stevens. sI763sJ; 4 T. Stewart. S4,O5i +256= wm- d. sloan,
are vel known Rev. p IT.. Chaplin. ll.5lSi l. Deimonico,
s756IT; G. Deim0nsco. S3I-22i; Robert Hoe, SlS3J2i sidney
Nors-. s3sOJ2i w O. Prime, sj2,s75; Rev. Gardner SpHsg.
sII,Ss5-
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For BAKSK's IsLASD-Per Mary Frances. Oct 25-i,Cco
has. / pkg EaIns, Is bxs bread, ) bbIs -four, 10 bbis beef
V1Iue Of Foreign Produce ...-..----.--.S5+ 80
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For Sale.
Fresh Pacific Goldfish,

Fresh FaclnC C0uISn,
oregon Hams, Oregon Bacon,
Smoked Beef, Cream Cheese,
Gallon kegs Pickles, Silver Skin Onions,
B55gus Sausage, Spiced Oysters,
Fresh Oysters. Tomato Catsup,
Pickles in cases,
Pie Fruits in cases,
Fresh holsters,
Fresh Peas. Fresh Ground Peas.
For sale by SAM. SANIOGE-
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23493 Feet White Oak Plank, asstd.
I Oak Rudder Posts,
Windlass Rg,
10000 Feet Sheathing Boards,
Smooth Bottom Whale Boats,
White Oak Davits,
Rough Locust Trenails,
New Bedford Oil Shocks,
Oak Wedges, Deck Plugs, assorted
Live Oak Buckets, Housing Irons,
Bundles Windows, assorted
. Doors, assorted
Gases assorted Clocks, fine selection;
260 Oars, assorted
Axe Handles, Hickory
Fairbanks Scales, large size on wheels
Sharp's Axe Pattern Hatchets,
Hunts Handled Axes,
3 Light Horse Carts,
90 Philadelphia Extra Heavy Hand Carts,
No. ] Canal Barrows,
Planters Hoe Handles, 4 # 8 in. and . # 4 in.
Eagle No. 20 Plows,
200 lbs Extra points for same,
Coils Manila Cordagc. 4 in down;
Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
1900 l4-Gallon White Pine Reg Shocks.
ga 81
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n S.

DEMIJOHNS.
zoo DEMIJOHNS. FIVE GALLONS.
900 Demijohns. Three Gallons.
200 DemijohuS, Two Gallons
200 Demijohns. One Gallon,
200 DemijOhns, Half Gallon.
For Sale by SAM. SAvIDGE.
OATS. BRAN AND BARLEY.
NEW
For Sale by SAM sAVIDGK.
s.RDINEs. LEA s. PERKINS, SAUCE.
Pepper, Mustard,
Spices, Carbonic Soda.
Cream Tartar, Salerstus,
Curry Powder, Nutnegs,
and a Large Assortment of sundries.
81, I'm For Sale by SAM. sAyIDGR
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IN VI bAifnfy, Es9- Honolulu, De1T Sr - have the
pleasure % aunnrrce u you the arrival - our first ship u the
season, Eliza ddIms, Fish. from tie Arctic, 200 barrels, on the
l7th inst Came through the straits 2=l September. Lett
early Du account q Illness Of the CAPTAIN Hal seen 10 whales
fr the ten days previous t. leaving Herewith 1 hand YOU
report below
Ib- Cornelius HOtrIaHd, you will So. il high hook" Tie
Dan NOd'-, bon "a steven bally in tile ice, a.sg the George,
Ko-epr. The Frenchman, Win-l0T Lost rudi-r in the ice. The
Eugensa list -Gdder AMI false keel, been ashore at Arkamche-
chin.
Ne are boxing br the ships to come along now, as also a
c'ippef from Sau Francisco - load with oil. Beautiful weather
.r llz-i4r-auv
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A. F. JUDD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Corner Of Fort and Merchant Streets. "a ly
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CO-PartE;ership Notice.

DAY AID MIR. Thos.
II CROSS as a partner for the purpose Of carrying on the
Book Bindery. ROBERT NEWCOMB.
Honolulu, Oct goth, 1866. SAB st
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Latest Corrected Report.

From the various ships that Lave arrived We have chained
the following as the Li4i reports from the Arctic feet, yet at
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First News from the ocho,.,,.

A letter Nas received by the PasdeT5it, from a sailor on
board TIE ~haIeshiP OT'goH. cruising ia the Ochoisk, written
10 lis fr-nts in Honolulu, -ePor;ing tina; tn. <halers there
were dong handsomely. Il Is dated July l7th. and up to that
date the oregon, the only ship reported by him. had 20 whales
about 100 baueis- The letter was brought to san Fran
rectnSss Of tie report
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08

H Our efficient board of county
Commissioners, contracted with Mr..
John Dufou-, last Friday, Tor the
building Of a stone bridge across
Chickamoga creek, on the Ports
mouth road. The bridge proper is
to consist of two 20 feet arches, and
twenty four feet wide. The entire
length of bridge and embankments
10 near 300 feet The road bed to
be as high as the present bridge
The contract price is $4,000, Mr.. Du-
four entering into bond that it shall
remain permanent and good for the
term of two years.
The Board would have been glad
to have made the bridge some feet
higher than the present one, hut the
law not permitting them to enter into
any contract for over $4,000. they
could not do it But there is a wav
of doing it yet. For $1,000 asldi
tional MIR. Dufour will agree to raise
the bridge four feet higler than the
present one, and we understand an
effort will be made to rails. that sum
by private Subscription. Mr.. Adam
Killing will receive subscriptions for
that purpose, to whom al friends.
who feel an interest in the matter,
can apply.
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HA funny sigI.t greeted our cit

s A funny sight greeted our citi-
zens, on the Public Square, on yes
terday morning. The sign of one OF
our Liquor dealers was elevated on
two poles, and underneath was placed
a representation of defunct body.
At the head and feet was placed a
corkless jug empty. 1.-THE boys who
perpetrated the joke hAdn t tasted of
those jugs they did well. So per-
feet was the deception, 1t Is said, that
our friend Skees, the undertaken,
commenced To take up a collection
to give it a more decent burial, be-
fore he discovered the cheet.
We know friend Skees to be indie
fatigab.e in such matters, but we
can't believe he was thus caught, but
rather think it was the work of some
joker, who started it just for the fun
of the hing.
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S The st. James is as regular
as the sun, making her time and con
nections with remarkable prompt
hess. Our old friends Rice, Bryson
and Black are affable and kind to all,
making passengers feel perfectly at
home. Steward Woods has no sti-
perior, as his table amply proves.
The writer of this can never forget
the kindness of these officers, as ex
hibited towards him, when recently
aboard the boat and quite i'll. Gen
uenen. may your shadows never
grow less, or your pockets lighter.
The st. james leaves Galllpolis every
Monday and Friday mornings for
Cincinnati, arriving here, on her re-
turn trip, every Thursday and Sun
day evenings. We heartily commend
her to the travelling public.
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H,fory ofhe CiUI ,rGr IN the UaiTd
,Stafes-Hs cause. origin, prOqrtss
and ,eonclusion-By SAMUEL NJ.
ScHNUcKER. LII. d, Cloth, $3.50,
Leather 81 80.
Mr.. Jacob Blackburn is the agent
for the above work in the townships
of Cheshire, Addison, Morgan and
Huntington. 1t will be comprised
in one volume, of over 1000 pages,
and illustrated with 100 or more por
traits and engravings 1t is spoken
of as a valuable addition to our war
literature.
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S4 Mr.. Henry Blazer has left on
our table sample of Sorghum mo-
lasses. 1t is No. ! article.

E Pursuant to notice, the stock
holders of the Gallipolis and Ironton
Packet Co., met at Ironton, o., when
on motion, Mr.. Haskell of KY, was
chosen Chairman, and w. T. Nc
Quigg of Ironton, o, Seer etary. By
ballot the following named gentle
men were elected directors;--Geerge
CLARK, of Ironton, o Mr. Graham, of
Gallipolis, O., Mr.. Poague. of Ash
land, KY, John Wilson, OF Burling-
ton, o Jacob Miller, of Quaker Bot
tom, o. Af9er which, committee,
consisting of George Clark of Ison
ton. Capt. Bailey of Gallipolis, and
Capt. Ssmue; Crawford of Burling
ton, was appointed to negodate the
purchase of suitable boat Iron
ton Register.
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sod Folks" Concert. By the Ladies and
, Genaemen Of St Peters { Episcopal
Church.
We have seen the programme OF
the "pld Folks" Concert, which
takes place, at Aleshire's Hall, on
this, Thursday, evening. The Sc
lections are we'll made. embracing
some of the finest music and sweetest
songs known in the musical cata-
logue. We hope to see the Hall
crowded to its utmost capacity, for
laying aside the rich musical treat
(well worth the price of admission)
that is in store for our citizens, the
object of the concert (beneft of the
Church improvement fund } is worthy
of all patronage.
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S The Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, in answer to inquiries
on the subject, has decided that coal
tickets are subject to stamp duty.
The coal dealers of Cincinnati pro
test against this decision, and have
resolved that no tickets will be
stamped by them until the question
is settled by the advise of counsel.
or by q suit at law against them.
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re- DIR. Maupfn. of West Va was

accidentally killed at GuyaIdotte on
the 4th inst. He was a passenger
ON the steamer St. James, and in
stepping from the boat to the wharf
boat, he was caught between the two
boats and crushed to death. We
understood the Dr. hai been drink
ing very freely during the day, and
was lar from sober when lie so sud
denly met his death
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- Since the advent of tb

S Since the advent OF the
..PHIL sBkRIbAK," and &C. E. HILL
MAN." in the Wheeling and Clncin-
natl trade, both large>and swift side
Wheel Steamers. fttssout In sutnp-
tous style and well officered-we
have almost daily line of first class
side wheel Steamers, between this
point and Cincinnati. To the new
boats above named, we wish abun-
dant prosperity.
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Notice.

Know all who are concerned, adult OF minor,
And those Who honor, by visit, our Saloon,
he lurtnars tn ixt me and Uv,rshiucr,
Was lrgillv iii sltvd last afternoon.
d ne~ asscciste Lave this day taken.
One kew tOali IN town. ho;h rich and poor,
hose%"rt y slaad,rOus breath was never
shaken
mean 'hat clever f-liOw--Johu a Movie,
AS heretofore, cur 1ai,lss and Our Bar.
W nj We 1iih ANY in the state
Of Nhiskies. Wines, aud SUI crb Cigar,
WefveJUst received ir, al SUPPLY OF late.
hose " 10 already patronize our Hall,
We thank, thuse who have NOT, We nope will
come soon
h9NEs d MOORE, invite taeir friends to
call
and srend IN hour in the Buckeye Saloon.
Jzn ,25 let's.
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E The OHIO river is again

~ The Ohio river is again fun
of floating ice and Sfgatfoh almost
wholly suspended The weather
turned cold las. Friday. the ther
mometer ranging below the freezing
point ever since. Notwithstanding
the heavy ice the St James was
promptly on time Sunday evening.
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MADAME DEMoREsT's Mirror of
Fashion, for February has been land
on our table. We fiud it as usual.
filled with useful information. enter
tanning readIng, andsAsautifui illus,
trations, AS well as t1e <aluable Pat
terms, Of real utility 1t should be
III every household
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w We call attention to the ad

H We call attention to the ad
Tertisement of the carlton Coal
Company" 1t has procured 4 CHAR
ter, and organized under new aus
pices.' Its gentlemanly agent here.
Mr.. W. E. Culp. will furnish further
information on call, as well as Sup
ply our citizens with coal.
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Ezr Lieut. Geo. D Womeldorff
left here some days since Tor the
South, to disinter aad bring home
the bodies of Reuben Martin and
Grasson NJ Cole, members otCo- l.,
7th o VIC, who fell in the acton
OF Ebenezer Chur h, near Selma.
Ala on the first of April, 1868 We
wish him success. They were two
noble boys. killed by Seeessionism
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~ We are glad to learn that the
Trustees of the Gallia Academy hav.
decided npon enlarging their school
building The addition will consist
of building 80 by 40 feet, two
stories high. See their notice for
proposals.
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R We trust the board of He.

H We trust the board Of Health
will give our City thorough exami-
nation this coming month and see
that every citizens premises, are
thoroughly cleansed. Cleanliness
is the greatest foe to Cholera, and
a very little labor, judiciously expen
ded, will make this the cleanest City
in the State. Make them come up
to the work, Mr.. President.
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New Advertisements.

Wall Paper at Haywards a Fullers.
List of Letters.
David Tate. Undertaken. Kygerville.
Austin Barton. Administrator.
E. Msyes, wife lett.
Attachment Notice.
Dissolution, Gillian & Mcmillan.
C. n. Palmer, Nursery.
Kansvha Packet, Belle"
w. L. Sharp, Sundries.
FERN for Sale.
Petition for alteration Road.
Carlton Coal Company.
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~The Ohio No. 8. can alwa,

E The Ohio No. 8, can always
be found at our landing on Tuesday
morning. bound down. and on Satur-
day morning. bound up. Was she
ever known to be anything but the
''old reliable" They do say the
people of Burlington regnIate their
clocks by her arrival at that village,
so regular is she.
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~ We trust our advertising
friends viii bssr with US a little Ion
ger, when We shall be able to accom-
modate them better than heretofore,
by sn enlargement of the paper.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08

EF Are We 10 have county Fair
next failf We see that ear neigh
bors in Lawrence county. are already
stirring IN tic matter Whit are We
domgi
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NNfIcr.

SEALED proposals viii be received by the
y Trustees of the Ga.is Aea,ierny at the
Seeretsry's Office, untl 6 o'clock T. M. Of
Saturday the 24,h day Of February IsGe, Tor
building al adnition To the Academy, " here
Plans and Specifications can te sen
J.. AIEShlRE,
Secy 0alia Academy.
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Feh e6
II.rriay,. and CT hacl

hn ESS y Of warning and instruction for
young mrn. also, Diseases aud Abuses
which prem iturely PROSTATE the vital powers;
with sure means of relief. sent FREE OF
charge in seal d letter envelopes. Address,
DR. j. SKiLLtG HoUGHTON, Howard As
sOciation, Philadel, hia, Pa.
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g Don't fail to go and see the
'.old folks" at AleshIre's Hall, this,
and TO morrow evenings 1t will
pay.
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BIackxnlishfng.

! HAVE opened my shops on Locust street in
Gniiipolis. and am prepared to do all kinds
Of work in my line prompt and in the best
possible manner All work warranted and
prices reasonable Soif you want a nice job
Of Blscksmithing work, done in a workman
like manner call at the old stnnd Of
JAMES BROWN,
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re- Rev. Mr.. Breare will preach
at the Uuiyersalist Church, next
Sabbath, at the usual hours, morn
ing and evening.
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Lee tnre..

MI RS kingsberry "f Cincinnati. will lee
WI tuTl. un S.'irituaIism ia a A'eshIre-s Hail
on Saturday evening. Feb. 10th at o'clocs,
and also on Sunday Feb llth at 9 O'Clock
y. ID. Admission 20 cents. Children half
price. The Iroceeds of bmh Lectures after
paying forthe H III to he applied to the Poor
of Gall pois, under the supervision of the
tiallitOl UenesOI, Mt sceiety,
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DOORS; SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
Ventien Pivot, and Psnnel Shutters. Store
Doors, Door and Window Frames, MantelE,
hsldIngs, Newels. Posts. Baluslrades, Braek-
cts, Coraie-s. Bases Architraves, Columns,
Shelving. and Fencing.
Plans, Specifications, and Work 7 rawlings
for Churches, Business Houses. or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment we have q full assortment Of
Lu Der for Binding purposes.
Persons intending to erect Buildings, and
wanting building materials. will find it to
their advantage TO call, write or send their
Orders. rs We intend TO sell belol1 Cincinnati
maTkef, and being practical Builders. We are
the better able to understand the wants Of
those about to build, and to execute their
work.
From our long experience in the Besiness.
and the facilities afforded us 10y The mcst i'm
proved Mzehinrry, We can manufacture and
Finish up work o. the Best quaIity in q style
net to be surpassed in any Factory, or by
handmade work. either as regards Accuracy,
Finish, or Durability
GALPIP0LIS, OHIO.
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F0rSale.

nNE lsrgs Cooking Stove. and House fur.
~ nitufe of every d. scrip'ion Mt low prices
at the SHERMAN HOUSE.
Feb. /, Is65.
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VlNEGAR barrels Pure Cider
Vinegar
Nov. -, '65. JNO A RokIySoN
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CITY AFFAIRS.

eALLiPoIis FEBRUARY 8. 1866