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N
ACAnENK 0E n nso

Fourteenth Annual Successful Tour W.
coming again with an entire extrao,dio-e
naEsprssramms. Positively nights onlT
WednesAaFI Tharsdny and Frid,
Evenings, July 25th, 26th 4 2zfh-
Oldest trsupdinths world, enlarged ana Improved
for the season Of 1866 q '67. Returned the
as NgrsAr gigantic and incompatible
DuPREZ &
Original Eey Orleans and Metropolitan Minatrals
and Brass Band, appearing in their unriVAllsd
champion Mammotn Ethiopian Concerts, intro-
dueing on this occasion all the latest features an
Negro Minstrelay. by the famous old faEOrita stars
OF years with this Company: Composed Of twenty
two eelebfetsd Artists, the Nhols under the i'm
mediate auspices and control Of Duprsz & Bene=
dict, Proprietors, formerly Durprsz q G reen.
Will appeura as the above uanieJ Haff Er p~3sitiVe-
" the time mentioned only, on. their rctar1 from
their rumphans briltiant Eastsrn tour. TOrfulI
partiOulafs see Mammoth Posters and Program
mes. Doors open AZ 2, % eonmsaes at 8 O'Clock.
PR1cKs OF ADMIssIOS.-Dress Circle and Par
quettss so cents; Deserved seats 20 Drass OIrelo, rs
cents Family Oircle. 60 CENTS Gallery, IS esutE
Orchestra Seats 70 cents Private Boxes, 50 and Sc;
Single Seats IN Prfvat Boxes, 500.
q. u. DgPREz, Manager. lha
1 iy23 SAH'L PoND, OF SLOoUn, AGENTS! b
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Go to FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business
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LADIES SWISS WArcuEs.-A few of verR
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIsl
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LOCAL EOTICEB.

ScHIFF, ELsOFFER & Co, 1GO Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell House,, have just re-
ceived a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nisLing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc, etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. iyl3-Sp
SLIP RENT-Tho Slips of the First NJ. E.
Church, corner of ST. Clair and Wood streets
will be rented for one year, next Tuesday
evening, July "a. Every person wishing 10
secure a sitting is desired to be present and
make a selection atihis time. jy2S:23f
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McCoSSELL.-Rev. Mr.. Bush, of Berea.
spent about an hour in the cell of McCon-
nell on Saturday. While the prisoner pro-
fesses great penitenee and sorrow for the ter
rible crime of which he is guilty, he still
asserts the correctness of his first eonfes-
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OlsseIand Rholssale Harkst.

SATURDAY EvENIsG, July p, 1895.
RTeiEiits-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Bail from this port to New York and
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.eAcEs

And Authorized Military Claim Agent,
ONCE AZ Cases Block, Near
---H4 cleveland. u
eE Collects B~ounties, Back Fay aud Prizs
Money Proeures Pension Certificates far AothsrL
widows, Orphans and Invalids; prasecutes Wa
OlAims OF every dsseFiption.
sa-Aided y a competent ASSISTANT m
WASHINGTON we are prepared 70 +aadsr.aks
the settlement o.. aud viii Gse special attention
TO, ciainsfn whiehoSzee ATTORNEYS NAVE FAILED.
a. No aucoeaa, co faes.t aiaraa sIF hbIe
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nHE BEST ASeORFHKNf 6FP0OKK9l
Il Books in OsEeIaEd eanbs found
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TAe local Money market is quiet and
steady. The demand for loans continues
quite moderate, and borrowers find no diff
Guilty in negotiating prime paper. Currency
is comfortably easy, and in improving sup
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ChIcago MarEet-InM

FLOUR-Du1. .-frH
wHKAr-Dull, and declined 5@Sc. SAILS at
81 ,ss9l,fpior No !, and 93994c Ter No 2
CoRNZDpI. Sales AZ &c t0r No !; sad251z26c
for No 2,
BI4HwINFs-Quiet.
FREIGHTs-Dull.
REoEIrTs-Flour $500 bbls.; wheat Z7O0 hu.;
corn l4l 900 bu.; oats 80, 600 bu.
sHIPHEEFs-Fl0ur 1000 Bbis-; wheat $1,000 bu;
corn 81, 900 bu.; oats A. OOO bu.
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Every one is astOnishsd at the wonderful
cures DAlley's Galvanie Horse salve is
daily. effecting. Calls, Scratches, Bruises,
sWsllngs and strains which have resisted
every other remedy, have been quickly
cured by this ointment Sold by all drug
gists aud harness makers; so cents a box.
: ly9;S36 7s8
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PErRoLrrn An mrIrn snAnrs

A1AANA > AANAA0 49, e. ~
There was some little moyemsnt IL Petroleum
and Mining stocks on the street thfs afternoon-
Prices vets genrtA1y steady AID sales were made
at55S for BennchVf Run. AID 7f59750 for United
State. zoe ~
Mining stockA2tn@9 rs for Gregory n0a1l5
Ior New ferk, tU7@fto for tunnel, aud S5g3a for
DRY GOODS.
The following were the quasAtios aported At
the Dry Goods Excbshee ,jObbef's prices IN
Marktt quiet
Brown shesttngs-s tlantic A 81 inches IS 20. D
SO p; Indian Head sc q.
SheetiBg. aud Shirtings-DIeachs d Amoskeae AZ
S7hE ABtl.5ny hrnufActuriug Co 55727k; BaIlon
: Son &c Y.
Prints-AmeTi-an 10; AmOskeag 70 Arnol5s IGL
COeheeo 81 Empire ls1S Freeman II; Garner a
Co. 2lh. f.lIA EaU tffE
Corset Jeans-Bates 10; LacOhia 81 Naumkeag
i2l92G1$.
shirts- W L STANDARD dress shirts, Ne. 2IO,
$40 o No. 40 81, so 10. 5s5 s D,OO, less 30 per
cent,
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's deplex elliptic per dozen
hoops SI%9lO2; Empress Trail 125.
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The eolored citizens Of Warren, Trumbull
county, Ohio, will hold a celebration at the
Playground in Warren IN Wednesday,
August the LIST, 1850. Orators of the day.
Hon. John NJ. Langston, of oberlin D.. 8.
Bruce, of Jefferson county, Ohio; H. N.
Rankin, of Memphis, Tennessee; Rev
Robert A. johnson, of Cleveland, Chaplain.
Half fare iieksis will be sold on the Maho-
ming & Great Western Railroad, from Cleve-
land, Youngstown, MeadVille, Akron and
Ravenna to Warren. Tickets good for the
lst and I'd. July 20-335
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Go to FELTON, & BigeIOw's Unis Business
College.
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WANTS.


WANTRD-situAtion by a Young man u Sears
write a good hand. Address O. GOoDMAns Las
FOrest-st-, city.
GIRL WANTRD-Tod 30 general house work.
VI German preferred. Call at 30 ontarl9 stneet-
jy23:335 -
business MEN WANTED-On ssilY OF
ID Commission DIFFERENCES reQrired. AnN1y 20 OF
address. ell. VAN NORTMltht over - Mohu-
ment Square. Cleveland, o. ly9534
CALRSaTEN EANTRD-ApplE to or address
- W. Ambridge, rs Public squsrs, Cleveland u
Jye.3St-
"ANTED-Six Machinery Moulders. At Mer-
w chants fOuBdrg. 3ulge984-
HFACHER-A lady who has had exp rience in 8
l. Female Seminary, and Who'll hTghB eaneAtsl
desires 4 situation as teacher. Best OF references
given. Address ~ " Leader 0alce- Ul2:8t
UTANTEDEMerchsnts Manufacturer and Cap
w ftalists with much or little money. can meet
with a rare chance for investment by calling on IL
". smith. American House. Bl9.S4
good
w machine hands to work on wheeler and
sons machines. None but experienced hands need
apply. L.. A. KEPPNER, II Park Building, PUB
lie Square- 1yly:L@
UANTED-An old aud experienced bOok-keeper
w wishes u situation. He Is wiling 70 Keep 81
Of books or take a position Of copyist, us obyectl y
70 get a position where he can obtain a moderate
salary. Can give REFERENCES. Address X Leader
once. Yll@34
"ANTED-MEE-Trusty men OF good business
w habits. uho are ont OF employment, viii nnd
Il 10 their advantage 10. cali on or address GEOk4E
E.OLAsIkD, Graitoa: ono.
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment Of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
perior street. Oy1s) Burt & DARE.
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New YOrk Bsarket-JoIv ;

Hoop sk~irts-Bradiey's dsplex elliptic Per dozen
hoops 5T%5lO2; Empress Trail 125.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-ons Singer Sc, 2seSias
Machine Renair Shop. seneea-st. y2533l
UOR sALR-The hes: PHOTOGRAPH Gallery "a ths
II city Of Ann krbor. Best location and only
solar camera in the CITY. Reason for selling ia
health. Address L. s. ADAMS. Ann ArbOr, Mich-
box 61S. E. U@
EGR SALE CHEAP medium sizA. slcnhd-
hand Safe, for sale cheap, By COBB,
& u l5y2ts54
EOR sALE-The furniture and Iease-sur
I years and six mouths-of the GoSdwin HOUSE
Dayton. Ohio; furniture all new purchased 10 JAP
nary last state Fair IN Daytsnin 1856 and -
H. MILLER, Administrator. lF2l-51
E0R sAT4E-A fne. well trained. dark chestnut
Il Colt, . hands high; 8 years Old. Also q fne
dark bay PSpx- rot further Psrie1izTs aeRlg -
enus. jY2I:s3l
EOR SALE-In the village of Bersa. a house
u and lot containing almost two acres ~ Land
water; 10 large apple trees, and as manv cherry
trees, rear trees, peach trees, and strawberries,
raspberries. goese6erries, eurrants, &C.. in album
dance, which will be sold on reasonable terms. Also
one young horse, san1e and vel broke. Inquire on
Bsrea, july l9. is6s. jv2l:35s
EOR sALE-Rngine and boiler for sale-uprieht
Il six horse rover ENGINE and boiler, thirty in
ehes diameter. eighteen feet long; viii be sold low
D. BECK- iYlsIw
EOR SALR-The Tackle, Apparel, and Fumi-
u tuTe Of the Brig Walb5idgei ~ in good segai-
ton. FOR terms, &c. apply 10 WM. Il. 0AfLES,
Agent for the Underwriters. jyls:s3i=
DOR sALE-A nice Family Horse, Pony Mare
~ and Colt, for sale. Apply Al Is Bsnk-st. Jyls-3a
nEsIRABLE PROPERTY o SALE.
II on slperior street extension, 2 I2 miles from
the Rostohice, consisting Of ten acre. at land under
cultivation, and watered by Il never-failing stream.
On the premises are small frame h0nse, large barn,
iOur aores OF vineyard, six and eight years old in
wire trellis, 50 ripple trees, 125 peach trees, an choice
varieties Of grated fruit, different kinds OF cherry,
ewAn and standart pear trees, ounces, currAuts,
aud ornamental trees and slIrubbery. Said land has
50 rods front on suPerior street, and Is susceptible at
small expense OF II4king a beautiful rural home and
pecuniar1ly productive 20 It's owner. For further
particulars enqire OF FOBJAMBE & WILKINS.
3 ouperior, cor. Seneca sts. y7:33s
EOA bALR-QIL-A nne loto Pstroleum Bura.
4 lug on At the Fseho1 OF W.. GUILD. On Oen.
.alM.Rz
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EOR ~SALE-Rngine and boiler for sale-uprieht
Il six horse rover ENGINE and bnlers thirty in
Can be seen working at Fosters Sash and Door Fac-
tori, on canal street, foot OF Harrison street. GbO-
ID. BECK. iVlolw
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EOR sALR-A nice Family Horse, Pony Mare
Ii and Colt, for sale. Apply Al Is Bsnk-st. jyls.9A
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AN1AoAAA~9f -
Compound-int. Notes, '64-..lO9@u2
n~nmnnnud-snt NJ inE IniLSLlMK
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EOR SALE-The Tackle, Apparel, and Furni-
II tune Of the Brig Walbridce; all in good eoudi-
ton. FOR terms, &c. apply 20 WM. b. 0AYLES,
Agent for the Underwriters. jylS:s3i=
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-20
Guardians Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Il Court Of Gallia county, Ohio, made on
the 18th day of November, 4 D. 1866, in the
case of Joseph Hunt, guardian Of Geneveive
Heisner, Elizabeth COrine Heisner and Fran
ces Creuzet Heisner, against his wards and
others; the undersigned will on the 3lst
day of December, A. D. 1866 at 10 O'Clock
q. m, at the front door of the COurt-h house
in Gallipolis, Callia county Ohio, offer at pub
lie sale, the following described real estate,
situate in the city of Gallipolis, in said coun-
ty Of Gsllia, Ohio, to vit:-Seventy fee, off
of the upper or Northeast side Of city lot in
said oity of Gallipolis, in the county Of Gallia
and State of Ohio, numbered one hundred
and six (l06,) on the recorded plat of said
city, that ia TO sAy,-beginning at the most
Easterly or upper front corner Of said lot on
Third Street in said eity,-running thence
down said Third Street, South 470 West,
seventy feet, making front Of seventy feet
wide on said Third Street, and running back
the same width to the rear or back line of said
lot, being the same premises sold and con-
veyed to John Heisner by J.J. CoOmbs and
Alice L. his wife, bearing date Sept 21th.
A. D. l649, and recorded in Vol. %, pages
346 and 347, Of the records of deeds Of Gallia
county, Ohio.
Terms of sale:-One-third cash on the day
of sale; one-third in one, and onethird in
two years from the day of sale,-to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises sold, and
the deferred payments to bear interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum, payable an
nually.
Appraised at $46O0.00
JOSEPH HUNT, Guardian Of
GeneVieve Heisner, Elizabeth Corine Heisner
and Frances Creuzet Heisner.
Nov %, IS66-5v
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GALIPoIIs, OHIO, DECEMBER CO. 1866

Gle in the October Herald of Health /:
SIN. my school, at Lexington.
Mass, / had more than 100 fash
ionable young ladies last winter, all
of whom wore constantly during the
school year the short dress. the gym
nastic costume, while all the fashion
able ladies of the village outside of
the institution adopted the same
dress. Indeed, it is almost rare to
see in Lexington a lady with long
dress. An attempt to introduce the
Bloemer costume, 1 am sure, would
have proved failure, not in our
own house, perhaps, but in its infu-
ence outside. All through our part
of the country, when we 60 out to
ride, we see ladies in the short dress.
Indeed, some of the clergymen, who
observed that our young ladies
changed for the long dress on GO
ing to church, came to me to say that
they hoped / would allow them to
come in their short dresses, for they
liked very much to see them. A sin
gle lady appearing in the streets OF
Boston in the regular Bloomer css-
tune attracts crowd of boys, while
twenty of our young ladies can go
into Boston without remark or no
tice.'"
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Eye Sight.

Miltsn's blindness was the result
of overwork and dyspepsia.
One of the most eminent Ameri-
can DiYines has for some time been
compelled to forego the pleasure of
reading, has spent thousands of dol
lars in vain, and lost years Of time,
in consequence of getting up several
hours before day and reading by ar
tifcial light. His eyes will never
get well.
Multitudes of men and women
have made their eyes weak for life by
the too free use of the eye sight in
reading small print, and doing fine
sewing. In view of these things, it
is well to observe the following rules
in the use Of the eyes:
Avoid all sudden changes between
light and darkness.
Never begin to read, or write, or
sew, for several minutes after csm-
ing from darkness to a bright light
Never read by twilight, or moon
light, or on a very cloudy day.
Never read or sew directly in front
of the light, or window, or door.
1t is better to have the light fall
from above obliquely over the left
shoulder.
Never sleep SO that on first waking
the eyes shall open on the light Of q
window.
Do not use the eye-sight by ligh.
so scant that it requires an effort to
discriminate.
Too much light creates O glare,
and pains and confuses the sight
The moment you are sensible of an
effort to distinguish, that moment
cease, and take walk or ride.
As the sky IS blue and the eartAis
green, it would seem that the ceiling
should be Of blueish tinge, and the
carpet green, and the walls of some
mellow tint.
The moment you are instinstively
prompted to rub the eyes, that mo-
ment cease using them.
If the eyelids are glued together
on waking up, do not foreibly open
them, but apply the saliva with a
is the speediest diluent in
the world; then wash eyes and face
in warm water.-HaTs journal of
Health.
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relegraphic Correspondence Gin. Commercial.
WASHINGTON, December II.

AohANNION, DeCemDSr IL.
Nothing interesting or important
transpired in the Senate to day.
MIR. Trumbull introduced a reso
luton inquiring of the President if
he had, during the recess, filed va
eancles that existed while the Senate
was last in session, and if so wheth-
er such appolntees had been paid.
The remainder of the session was
taken up in discussing the suffrage
bill for the District.
The credentials of Benjamin Ep-
person, Representative elect from
Texas, were presented in the Hsuse
to-day and referred to the Committee
on Reconstruction.
The bill to repeal what is known as
the Act of Limitation in cases of
treason was mitted in the
House to-day to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Stevens and Others locked up
on 1T as ez post .taetO legislation.
Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey, in
concluding his speech on this bill,
used the following language:-
/" God Almighty, in eternity, win
write, In letters or god, upon rne'
front of the affairs of Christianity,
the name of Andrew johnson as the
one pure patriot of these trouble
some times" This was received
with shouts of laughter on the Rad
ical side of the House.
The Deficiency Appro priation Bill
reported in the House contains an
of ten thousand dol
lars fer the repair of the Marine
Hospital at Louisville, Kentucky
Congress is talled upon to supply q
deficiency or eighty thousand dol
lars in the public binding, and four
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
the public printing, and to appropri-
ate forty thousand dollars as the
Government subsidiary for the over
land telegraph line.
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Sherif,s Sale.
7ae STATE Of Oiio, Gala Csznfy, ss.


DURsUANT to tie command q an order OF
4 sale issned by the Court Of C0mrnon Pleas
within ana for the county Of Gallia and State Of
Ohio, and 70 me directed. Is Sheriff Of said
county of Gailia, viii Offer At public auction
ut the door OF the Court in the city OF Gall
.lipolis, in said county Of Gallia, and state Of
Ohio on the 10th day Of January, A D. 1891 at
the hour of one O'Clock, p. NJ Of said day, the
following lands and tenenents to-wit: Begin
ming at pine knot in the south line Of fraction
humber twenty three, tx3) IN Seetion number
twenty-five, (29l in township number three, ~
OF range number nffeen, ci5) in the Ohio compa-
ny's purchase, in said coupt5 Of Gallia and state
of Ohio from which pine tree twenty -hveinches
in diameter bears north Is deg west, elnks, run-'
ming thence west with said south line Y chains
and IS links 70 te sonth-westc corner Of said fracr
fion. thence north with the west line efsad frac-
tion 10 the northwest corner Of said fracton,
number 81 thence east with the north line OF said
fraction - chains and 8 links % the corrers-
thence south 20 tho place CT beginning; confain,
ing eighty-seven (S5) acres more or tesss-ap-
praised az the sum Of 81 $500. % be sold as the
property and real estate OF samuel III. Sheets and
Mafy A. Sheets at the suit Of James IL Guthrie.
Terms Of sale.-Cash in hand
Given under my hand 0lHcially, this 9Th day Of
December, A. d. 1895.
WILLIAM wADpELL. 5 eco,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-12-20

The CARE OF Your TONGUES
Last winter our townsman, Mr.. Jo-
seph knight, put q frosty nail into
his mouth, which adhered to his
tongue, taking off small particle of
the covering. or skin, causing no in
convenience for long time, when it
was discovered to have assumed an
alarming character, and the best
medical talent was consulted, who
all agreed that it had become an eat
ing ulcer, and the tongue would have
to be amputated, which operation
was performed last week by DR..
Dunlap, of Springfield, in presence
of the physicians Of cur town and
several citizens. The patient, we
are glad to learn, will soon be well.
Washington { Ohio) Register.
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jury the facts, which the State in.
tends to prove; that John Thomas
Eurbanks was employed by Bum
gardner, to move him (B from
Gallia county, Ohio, to Burning
Springs, West Va, on the 18th OF
September, 1866, and that while on
their way down the Ohio river, in
Washington county, with a five
horse team (which is claimed by the
prosecution to have been owned by
Eurbanks, the two encamped for
the night at Hills Landing; tina,
from that time Eurbanks has net
been seen; that on the 18th of Sep.
tember, body was found in the
Ohio river near the mouth of Little
Hooking, which they claim to identi-
fy as the body Of John Thomas Eur
banks.
The defendants counsel stated
that they relied upon their plea of
mot guilty." and trusted to the
Court and Jury for fair and impair
llal Irlai IN the case
The jury was not allowed to seper.
ate, and it being late, no testimony
was taken on Monday, and the Court
adjourned until this morning at 8
o'clock.
There are some sixty witnesses to
be examined in the case. The ex-
in chief commenced this
morning, an abstract of which will be
sent you to morrow.
The prisoner is compactly build,
0nd 8 heavy set man; light complex
ion, black hair, full face, prominent
cheeks, eyes dark and piercing; and
during the examination of witnesses
was as cool as an iceburg. His
features, however, lock careworn-
The effects Of severe illness while
in Jail.
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A RARE CHANCE.
A VALUABLE FRUIT FARM
AND NURSERY FoR SALE

The Subscriber offers his Farm Of ITO acres
for sale. $50 acres cleared land. the balance
timbered; located four miles west Of Gallipo-
lis. on the State road leading to Chillieothe.
The farm has upon it, good two-story Frame
House, good Barn and all other out-vuildings
that is required; . fine young apple orchard
just maturing. Of about 1000 trees.-the same
number of peach trees, with variety Of cher
ry, plum, pear and ounce trees. All the
leading varieties Of grape vines, eurrAnts,
gooseberries, blaekberries, raspberries etc -
The farm is well vatered, has upon it excel
lent springs and q small stream Of water
courses its way through. the year round,
much to the benefit Of stock. The farm is
in high state Of cultivation.
In sdditions-my Nursery known as the
Gallipolis Nursery, has q very large stock up
on it for fall and spring sales, Of everything
kept in that line Of trade. The Nursery is in
fsurishing condition, with an increasing trade
every year. prefer selling farm and nursery
together; will sell at . bargain. Call upon
the undersigned on the premises, or address
me at Gallipolis, Ohio.
c.. PALMER.
Oct IS, 1861