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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
Number 90.

request you to reprint in your next
issue, the article on photographic
We submit, however, the following
notes for the benefit of the editor sf
the Telegraph. He is respectfully
referred to the Gallipolis Journal, of
March 26th. for answer to the ques-
tion.-'.W ere certificates granted 10
all or to any of these?" He will
there learn whether the Board Of
Examiners of this county are guilty
OF the general charge he prefers
against School Examiners.
If be would like to know whence
come all these poor photographers, a
reference to our books might con-
vince him that share of them are
representatives of surrounding eoun-
ties, OF course, we return them for
''further instruction.
We are at loss to understand
how the inference is drawn that ''aH
the applicants missed some of the
words and that some missed all of
them" The first might have been
true--but the figures do not neces-
sarily imply that. The second infer
ence certainly is not correct. We are
happy to say that such a thing has
never occurred in the case of any
applicant before the present Board.
He proceeds to throw the fault
of bad spelling upon Examiners and
Probate Judges. But were the Ex-
anfhners at once to raise the stan
dard as high as they could wish, and
as they hope in time to be able to do,
very many districts would soon be
without teachers. Our present STAN
dard for six months certificate is an
acreage of 6, (grade from | to 10, and
any one branch falling 6elosU 5 is a
rejection, no IN after how high the 9th
ers may be.
We subscribe most heartily to what
is SAID about ''sham declaratives and
conditional phrases.
We commend the editorial 10 the
careful perusal of your numerous
readers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

w Count d'Artois wore very
tight leather breeches. He had Or
dered his tailor to attend on him one
morning, when his grand daughter
who resid ed with him, had also or
dered her shoemaker to wait upon
her. The young lady was seated IN
the breakfast room when the maker
of leather breeches was shown IN;
and, as she did not happen to know
one handicraftsman more than the
other, she at once intimated that she
wished him to measure her for pair
of "leathers;" for she remarked, the
wet weather was coming, ard she felt
cold in "cloth." The modest tailor
could hardly believe his ears
s.Measure you, Miss2" said ne, with
hesitation. ''If you please" said the
young lady, who was remarkable Ior
gravity of department, ''snd l have
only to beg that you will give me
nIentv of room; for l am great
walker, and 1 do not like anything
that censtrains me-" "But, Miss,
exclaimed the poor fellow in great
perplexity, 81 never IN my life meas
nred a lady; and l." And he paus-
ed care you not lady's shoe
maker?" was the query calmly put %
him. "By no means, Miss" said he:
.J am a leather breeches maker, and
I have come to take the measure not
of vsu. but of NJ. Filbert." The
Young lady became perplexed too;
but she recovered her self-possesslon
after a good common sense laugh,
and sent the maker of breeches to her
grandpa.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
Notice!

against corrt of Conn,on pleas.
David Howell. '' '- ''--'
THE said defendant, David Howell, whose
i present place of residence is unknown,
will take notice that the said plaintiff, Alex
|ander Mccall, of said Gallia county, did on
the 26th day of February, A. D. 1868, file
bis petition In said Court of Common Pleas,
hgainst him, setting forth that on the 25th
bay of February, 1868, the said defendant
was indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum
bf one hundred and fifty dollars, for so much
money before that time paid. laid out and ex-
pended to and for the use of the said defen-
liant at his request. and praying judgment
against SAID defendant for said SUN of Sl50 90,
With interest thereon from December 5th,
666. That with the said petition was filed
in affidavit that said defendant had departed
rom said Gallia county. the place of his res
zdence, with intent to defraud his creditors
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
,Sherif's Sale.
OIUOI " q tOoVOO'
State of Ob;O. G1lZ20 COuDt7j

State of Ohio, Gallsa County, ss.
10y virtue of an order of sale issued by the Clerk
I'D of the Court of Common Pleas. in and for the
bounty of Gallia and State of Ohio and to me di-
tected as Sheriff of said county. will offer for
BALE at one O'Clock p m, on the 18th day of April
h. d. 1865 at the front door of the Courthouse, in
Bald county, the following lands and tenements,
described as follows towit The northeast quar-
Ter of the northeast quarter OF section
twenty eight, township no. four, and range
Sixteen and northwest quarter of the north
|west quarter and the southwest quarter OF
THE northwest quarter of section tyventy-seven
|(2T) town four a. ofrange sixteen (i6,) contain
ling one hundred and twenty acres.
Appraised at the sum of eighteen hundred dol
lars To be sold as the property of John S. Rid
idle, at the suit of John Ecker. Terms OF sale
cash in hand.
Given under my hand officially, this 10th day
of March, a. d. 1868.
Il. BLAZER,
March 12, 1861 S. G. Z. o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

E A few years since we were ac-
customed to hearing the Democratic
orators on the Fourth of July, lay
down the maxim that no man who
was not a Union man could be 9
Christian or even an honest man, ano
there was no dissenting voice Tha'
portion of the party who eompre
hended and believed the maxim are
now acting with the Union party.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
The Rabbit on the Wall.

The cottage work is over,
The evening meal is done;
Harki through the starlight stiffness
You hear the river run,
The little children whisper,
Then speak out one and all
Come. father, make for Johnny
a rabbit on the wall.
He, smilingly asserting,
They gather round the chair;
s.NOw. grandma, you hold Johnny
Don'tlet the candle fare
So speaking, from his fingers
He throws a shadow tall,
That seems, the moment after,
A rabbit on the wall
The children shout with laughter,
The uproar louder grows;
Even grandma cluekles family,
And Johnny chirps and crows
There meier was gilded painting
Hung up in lordly hall,
Gave half the simple pleasure,
Thisrabbit on the wall.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

H Two old gentlemen were COM
plimentlng each other on their hab-
its of intemperance. "Did you ever
neighbor," said one, ''see me
with more than I could carryr-
.sNo, indeed was the reply, 'but !
have seen you when I thought you
had better 90 twice for it. "
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

E~ 81 say, boy, is there anything
to shoot about heref" inquired : J,
sportsman of a boy he met "Wep, .
replied the boy, ..nothing just aDoa.
here. but our schoolmaster ls JUS
over the hill there, cutting oircn @
rods; You might walk up ana pop -
oyer"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

~ A good woman living in Hart
ford. Conn, stepped up to member
of the legal profession and inquired:
aMr =, will you please tell me
where the Union prayer meeting is
hold this afternoon?" The lawyer
having locked every way for escape,
finally stanmered out: "Madam, l
give it up-you'd better try some
other profession"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

~ The Cairo Democrat says; Put
none but Democrats on guard just
40: but dom t fail to take the addition
al precaution to leave no valuables
exposed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02
photographic.

The following words were put out
at the examination of teachers of
Gallis County, March I. The figures
opposite each word indicate the
number of teachers out of twenty ap
plicants who misspelled that particu-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

PAINTS! PAINTS. \
White Lead,
Linseed Oil,
Spirits Turpentine,
Benzine,
Varnish,
Paint Brushes,
Window Glass,
&C.. &c,
Pr sale at Sanns' Drug Store.
april IL, 66-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-04-02

Ed. GALL1roLrs JOURNAL
We return the copy
Of the Meigs County Telegraph, and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
Editorial revi w OF Portland Market


TIE basinsss trau.sctiou. Of tie pat week have
h-~n stssu, ih'aEi not very ynfurntnuus The de-
ulsnd for -tslc cohamui.s has Increased bot there
- NO deposition 10 purciiasc morr than IL r,QHiFc
for ttun.sts ns--~tir. AMI tho g. u restgcfcd
20 tmmssiis," sapps-. The stiiaxSncy la the mon
- market has not Affected trade to the cNtoht
that II has iarger cffGs.
The indications all 20 int TO . favorable business
tor the srasOu aud car merchants are encouraged
by thr prisp~cs. q, ia cio.ed ~ st-tS.
Arr f1S-Iherv T. good demsad inf choice "a In
ter fruit sud he stock Is not large. Oar quotations
are we'll ms ptainsd.
BsNNs- T,e demand continues To be good, while
the market l. rather pooris sappli.~i. There Ia
n.sttinE seiiias A Ices than a. p y hushel
nCrrhi- With Hsht receipts priaac table butter
has rsncrsi. aud tjs c ut. l. a-ked. Common
aud ini-rtor qualities arr rather qaicscr than they
have hseu.
CaEtsE-- There h -norv Grnnss. la prices and
the d-tuaud has luapto1 81.
GRAtN-We have NO ci,anee 20 make IN corn. The
supply ~ small, sni ther~ I, lsrxvr demand iron,
~ TIE citr. pI's afmeC ant - eat. b. the
carload has bssu osvr.i. Zine feed and shorts are
scare Harley y bish.r.
rEuptCE- i0utr, !. grttins scarce aud hIKh.
rh-rr l. mtc, veal eroaght H. asususi at thi.
sss-on &c The var, Eg<s pirnfy and loScr. We
qaot" ih"in AZ stdeJc hY package. r0tA;o-s CON
un.l. 'ssrcr tir pinic aaaiiuss; Oui1as sel1ng
sisS "a pr bbl
fNovtStuNS The PORK make, &. quite active aud
pr'e-. have all scri for all k.ns. Ia beef there IL
an improved dc.nsad
N'pL-ihe n-tn and :. very modsts'e aud there ..
M ehanzr in price, Manufacturers are di.pos-
ed TO psrchasc largely a. present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
Sherlf's Sale

oNToPD, - March 23t 1868
l'NkEN on execution aad viii he sold 1T Public
l. Auction, at the One. OF samuel r. Gibson m
Bethel, az SAID County of pNln'd uu SATURDAY The
second day 1t N'N, \. n. 1868. at 10 o'clock IN
the ioreu'pn, al the ighi IN equity vhrh stephen
York "t AHuny, "a said C0uaty, has II re ieerni ~
tho tilowinS dc-.-t h@d zeal rs,ar situate ~ said
Albany. and being ptrt Lot numbered iour ia
the -cco"d Rsug-, containing aitpnt tventv -onc
scr-s and i~ng nc s',e prem, se- hich the said
Stcphen York couvcyr,! To nee George French hy
h. d'ci II Nnrs,Se lated March i2,h 1855 ADD
r"corie,i IN rl' Oxford Registry "f Dr-d- Hook
iO3. Page 229 60 secure the tay,n.nt 81 u note II
hsml bearing even hate With spid decd, Tor the
sn'n Of tnrD 81 yht doit,rt, pNahI- 10 four year.
T. 'tn tate, ar INTEREST, oni bcinI he ,an. prem
900 "n "hirh 'h- aid >i-ph-n Y,,k ilvcs;
unt rcir'-prc bal T., siid Dc- l. aud the records
ih"r'rii Tor ,n 40 p,rt rul,r d-@rrintinn ~ The
pI~'ni,"s. CYRUS wORNELL. sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27

No los b. fatal 10 b@antv. especially IN
the f~tnai- se<, than IN. los. 90 the hair glossy,
laSurisnt bate !. one OF tic pos-rfal OF all
p-r-ou- charms. when baidn-ss OF eVuu a drHc-
trRrV ~ hair Exists, naturally Hook for DRY and
~ftukifd .kln, died complexion when not act
usily ."en. svv then ~ msgirHttnn. Why then.
Not cutiv Ate Ypaf hair' EpcIu.sxs and
d or, '"ur hair 4. gtaS white, the natural
optuT can D. RESTORED b. tea applications Of Mr..
= \. AEvhs tmpfus-i n~s style Hat festor~r or
pr--sing. In nuv Uottlv. Price one DDllAr- Every
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
IuPoRr.xr 70 FEMALES.

ftr Tolerated ~ DOW cpnfiulr. 60 devote his
cnii'e uae 60 the Treatment Of al disease incidc %
- We trmsi~ systrm. An experience Of twenty.
tirrr F~tr' "nab.es Htn 10 guarantee speedy aud
pm" r~i..fi tho wor-- ca.es 81 ~apprvssion
an al 'inrf hrurtrIsl arrangements. from shat.
ever et1fr lifrtf~rs ftr t.f.Icr at contain a.
80 h-~. ~ D tIitr,tt street, Boston.
To NPtrl fI-H.-l-,i 90 those Who wIsh % re-
msiI dairr :restn.ut.
BittJu. Jaur ~ i-t6. lvr
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TO rnN.IrmPrIYE..

The Re-. EDw NEO s Wilson will .rud .rres
ofcItrfrj 20 90 - -srr it fis- rs-fiptiou sith
te dir4'tfis fsr utsirf tsi u-iuE tar tuilir
- D. Futrn ~ rasctr st pl ipDf Affection sd
tiat dr-ti dtf"tfr tuusamptiJu. iiis only Object
o. % Hadruf Toe ahirfsd and be- hopes sudrref
sill frt tbis prescription - 10 sr c,5.t tlsl uoii
taEr a1i may prove = prssi1r. Please .tdrsss
Rev tDN ARD A Ntt-ON.
So. li5 SDath s-c,ut street WlUisln.bsrss Nsr
York
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NJ A r I Z D

la Greenwood, the ri lust. BY 10. 3 Davis E-1.
Mr. Abnrr ~ Hryaui. OF GrcenWood, 60 Miss Lydia
A. Thorn. of brunswick.
In Hy h. PARK Mass. March 18th. at the Rsptis;
Church, By Rev. W. n. :. yeatr,cs, Mr.. Byron 4
Pollard OF Bosten, aud Miss Jenacttc X. Stcarns,
OF Paris. Ne
In Hothsl. March 18th. J. Moody. IT.. OF Mechanic
Pals. and Sustr &. Howard. a Lewiston.
In Bangor, March tSth, By Rev. I. g Everett,
Mr.. scog 20 D. GOffrcy. 20 Miss Abl.l. Raw.on,
ciieet daughter or Henry T. rrcuti--, bath OF ban
gor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
The U.bicon Passed.

Gear paced thu RibIc,n, O. D. the liberties
OF 'i. es'ustry. JAM. 4, b. hA pa ..- the bound.
of al noisrR Stl-rata- maker. 60 destroy their
poi-onou- ds r.pttpn- and intruiuc- h- pure Saer-
aus the hv-- OF thUu-and-. Ak your
grVesr fpr A. ls's sal
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Turner'S fir DbuIDuTcuV or UniyeIs "a .
NeurtIyia PM

T. a sslL csftal4 Aul spcsds Cafe llT Neuralgia
sad ~ NrfsoI. Di.rtsr. Toe everest sA.es sfe
cfupfrisiY ati r-FIn grutlB cured ia situit
ifur. NrirttEis Doe ts face hesd D.. uttcrit ben.
isti.d iY a O. . hours torn 81 Nsryuus Diatasr
wttfflAuIsits mage lufIruc-. 10 has the uutnsi.
ST trprofti ~ tutuf .uin .Hf pItsciau-. 10 con
tau. ItfHf tIi ifjpfs 90 use rt5st delicate ystsr
sod ever Furfr. -ruf pn receipt uf % and /,
up.ftr- .taay.. TtKNEH 4 CD. I.O Ircnpnt 4 .
U---.n VIZ. H-uL--..---- n-.Lum Jl-L !. L.o--
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l D

In fari,, gsth inst. sylSsnus isckson. an eyed
ctiizea ut this tpWa
In North Paris, March ei't, infant Of Amer
lea and Martha Andrews.
Ia tiorhNin, y. ~. 18th inst. Charlotte. widow Of
Jonas Willis formerly OF Hanover, Nc. lgcl II yrs.
; utof,ths.
Ia Gilvad 9Th inst. Freddy, oldest son OF Levi l.
and Almria Brown % Wat rfort aa,,ssl yrs mos.
Ia frsnkiil l'tiniliiOn, March 18TH. nv Eli a \.
Abbatt, Mr. Ed.ou g. spofori Of Milton IT., aud
Mrs. krancssco &. Caiii, of Frankltl ~ NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
Freedom Notice

| have Ibis daV given NV anu. Elias French, bis
L utu- durt th, retuIinder 81 he minority. I
shall claim IL his iutur" rlrniagz raw any
debt. 81 his contracting. JOHN FRENCH.
Pnrtrr MArrh nI.l SIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27
How the Ready Relief Acts,

In trS u,lnuirs the patent Will fool az ght tius
lag lrrttisu the Kr~f win nature IA rem ~
tu< the ou-n tug csus-. gvi~rNt g. felt
throughout the snIirv BODY add it, diaa-ivc stimu-
latins grui tirs raptd cIgrscs through every vriu
and u.nr 1t the y-tcfn, atot.ius the slgtnfal
partially paraiyEsd gland. aud org .ns 10 renewed
And h-atay actinn prr-piraiiDa follows. aud the
snrtsc~ 81 thu bIdy --is iaer-tsci heat The tick.
n--s a. stomach. cOids chui.. headache, oppfc-..l
breathing. tive soreness OF the thrsa; aud pain.
,ithvr tn~rnsliy rNtsrnailv rapidly .nb-ilr aud
thv pStirnt fail. istu tssnqi sIrp sSake- refresh
~. tuyi soratcd r4rri
IL ~ih D. t0aHd that IN using tho Relief exirrnaliy
either on the SPINE sCrosS the Kidneys, or over
The stouSaeH aai 6ps"ts. That tlr several iays a
pi-s.iug sarnitH N d. trlt. .hu Sux lon sth OF
slime 10 cOnttagr- us iuhs-nr- over thr diseased
par.
ss-Pti-- ~ Y Il " Relief - cent. pr bottle
Sold ~ DHgEi-ts aud A-renAuts t,rvo-rs
While the lamp holI. cat barn" there l. a
chsaer too restoration 81 health. a. therefore the
consultation has BEEN Sestyrei b. dis-a.c or tNc--.
"a. NERVES sha,irr~i-the stomach wvasenCJ-tl.
spP~tue xoa~. aud all the world appear. glooaly 90
Tlar sanc fr~.h OIL tata yoIr NJ In tho shap-
flaataiisn Hitter, which will IisSu the n4m~ Of
life afsin barn bd<auy. a ilja n.l,tc a once
Nrvtoh~l rN,-teac- For i4dv- d, &. IA elegant aud
g~atie s'ifnIiAa ,ctlg sarS they rrIuie-.-
NAM taniiirs will act b. vit,bIt 10. a. ha- i'm
m~R.e sale ihruushot; the world.
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DIR. : ) FITCHS
AMlLY PHYSICIAN"

SsceNtg- Scr Pdgef. Price % CsHfs.
seat 70 any adir~.s. 40 money required until The
BOOK is rrc-it rd real and tuIF approved. u IL %
perfect Guide 20 ths -ics or iudis posed
'iif-ss Dr. s.FlIJH. - fremont street. Bos
TOO NV
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d. w. WIGHT, NJ. D..
Physician and Surgeon
WEST SUMNER. We.
March 10, 1864
Farm for Sale.

TIVE sub-criber contemplate Z changing Lu.i.
nr-4, oA.r- his Farm ipr ,l- situate. m OV
ford ,nu he m,iH tpid hadip5 hDm Mechanic F,lis
90 >Hu.l ptus tnI Npraas, si.rit tsJ tni'e, from
The l,urr place.
SAID Fum CONSISTS n % ari-.. comp ris,ng the
h-s ni ul.'ge grafs L,nd. upi,nd. l.asturuge 1nd
oTrh'fdng about p acres ~ which Del intervalr
IT, addition 10 sp Old e.. cha.I 100 tree. have
been ufiy ~ ar' rio.t.. grlhef
firm cut 2n t.ts i,y. y.l v1,ded ~ water
81. 'ni the h"lduzs ample a1l 800 god repair,
Iui .ue Vt th- best ipcuipn. boo the County.
For ipuher psrfirrlt,. sire 81 nc sulJscr H.
on The ff,utFrs ng ui trreiani Hove. Nprwty
Village. NJ. ALBENr SANBDRN.
Ds'pri. We Hwch u. 1865
The suh-c,,i'e' hr,eb, give, l,ubic zee tn,.
hr hss brea dol, appointed iy The Hypotubis
J','ge 1i Probate for The Cont, OF ford and
'-s"m"h he trtst oi LSecut 81 the tat WIN
and IrsfHmaut of
OLIVE 4. BROW Lr- ~ Brrkseld.
10 sa'l Cpnniv dec@sse p, wig b,,ad a. tbs
hw directs W. therefore rqu--t- ~ uefzrn@ y, ~
sfr 'n1rHed Co she estate pl saiI dvretsed 20
make immediate pssurnt. ,od those Who have
any de'aand. thesroa. lo tynibi, ihe sane 20
JAMES 4. WALDBON.
March ~. 1868
The -u's.cff'cr hereby yves Pmiic Nsice ihat
b. hss h~en daiy appointed by TIDE Hepsrsbi "
Juigr 81 Pinhsis, 80 ihe Coogiv ~ Oxford anil
assumed M hast Of Aimin-trafor 81 the estate OF
LYDIA NAIL. b,'e ofBeihel.
10 sad CouHt, decc,srd. o., gieiag bond q. ihs
bsw dHects. Iie fhs0 Sore requests ~ persons
vho iBirpfed 10 be estate o. s,id BE 90 ssa a.
inals Immediate p'y nent; ~ those uh5 have sny
demands tn"teDn, 70 exhibit thr stne q,
March lib 1865. SAMUEL. HOWARD
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II RANkRIlpTrN

Ia n" mater 81 S,lvinu. Porter. Bankrupt:-
The un'r,- yi-d A-sis"r- rC the e-t.l, ~ s,id
hu'kfupt. hrirs gives Hbtic- that tho ihiri gru.
"t'l iu--ttng 1t thr creditors 81 -ar h,ak f,pt .
VII be- he'd tore seth NAV. Rrgi-'-r IN B'uk-
rup'cy. at he ptt'r "t t'rprg- \. Wil.or, South
fa''-. thr fourth Fu--,L,, 10 April. 4. d.
i-6N. ~ to- r'ripck 4 VI. GO The gruir,,c- nan
sd ~ the p "a ---itpn ~ the Biakru,R Act of
NAfeh -. i~o7
JOSIAH : HOBBS. Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-27

Tie foftJ ~"coud Auuiycftsfy Of TIE american
sutdsy school Jniou. Boa tss Ac,ssrny 81 Mu-ir the
ie'iiviiis sefv pfcsi.d o. b, Chi.t a.Ie, C,a-e
~he made az stfnissblr .p-.cb. To Academy "a.
eroEo~d e'th met sppreeigiivs audience. ani
chorus q as ha""rrd ehildfeu 'sug sih iospirias
81 r. si their cl.af. frcsh yuie,. .app,rt.i bv q
seprft red ofsa0, uHich "a. 20 ane th.t Il, s.r,-
- esp -iti nItt1e Wr have never he ,rd smell 4,
brsa'iiai mu'iral eject fou 90 coniparsfiv.l, =.
s"at iHfirumsut We learn from the prosrtn...
ihai BE- "a 81 ~ c.irbrsted American Orsap..
m~aaitciurrd b. 5 j. = %. IS smifh u Bsstoa
aHi co appreciate ~ high pfal.e stitch every ono
aee"'d- thso az they are amsag ths very sr~s' ia
A"'f'e1 suiita's prEau- have purity sad volaro-
81 ''He really nsiontsiirg f1r tstf .ife Doe Il orr
ST. musicians ard o. o. tLs American orsa,. M
h'if's satin arr tbs sap,t perfect ssi beautiful
have ever SEEN We aEre~ wiih him. .sd having
'A'n'asi t'e inffan-ni cafcfslly mI.tKlrs them
0Hfe'~Fved praise. iPaEasslphla lien.
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Wisconsin Hop Roots

THE subscribers will isra;-h Hop Roots. direct
irosn the Hop Wards IN wi-con-i. every b,r-
ri Of which WILL BE WARS MED IN
coon ORDE R WHEN DELIVERED.
send ia yoor orders cail, date, %. We have
zirrsi.l, rngsge.l several hundred acres.
An orders viii %, catered on our Orisr Book
and answered in s-,sus 6,r ,h,s spring, ,raa..
planting. HAYFoRD u BRADFORD.
Canton, Feb. II, 1865
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JOSIAH : HOBBS. Assignee
Mlrrh p. l-nS

TINS 90 "a glgc urIt.r. Tlt' 90 th I,urtrrnth
lay Of Mach, \. d. 1865, ., Warrant IN Bank
rnp'cN wt- fs.u~l hstit-t the c-istr. Il Ghristp-
ph" 4. III ul,N Of Bu L6..li lpll Chri.,r,.hrr g.
Ha'lpW. j., at Fui-. ~ the Counts at Ds ord
ani state ut Nua~. whp have br-u aiJudgrd
bl7kupts Individually ard 80. r"Ptrtnrrs "a heir
o~n Petition: thL the pI,m-ni 81 ,ry drht. and
drhN"ry ct 1rs property hrl.nging u -urh bank
rupts e. them hr thr,r usr add The transfer
OF any property D., ihctn arr h., btdden by t.v:
fuPt', tu puss~ tAr,r drbt-. AMI io chvI-r or
mD,c .,~-sgnrr- ct thrtr estate. NIii isc held At 4
r,Tu't oi bankruptcy, Io BE- holden /. Pans, before
ssih Msy, Krg,-t,r. on The ipurth Tucs.i,, o(
APul. -. l~tlS. ~ ten O'clock A VI, at the
ufiier oi Gco,sr a. Wil.on.
CHARLES CLARK,
:. Marshal "a. Messenger. D,st Of Me.
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iNfDK nNTIDS.

lnfnrmAilnn guaranteed to produce a luNurihnt
FruSta ~ nAtr uPsg bald h~a,f or b-Ardir- iacs
also f~cipr for the removal ID fimpie- tlue'ses.
Erasti1nT, set on TIE sxtu lraviu< the ssW- soft,
cyar AIi b-AIftHil. % obfsin-d without charge
b. atifc,.t1g mos. =. CH Nt'N ". CH-,II-r.
50 atUaisay. SsS York
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Harnesses at fuckers,
NORWAY VILLAGE

WI Harnesses ~ OSiori County, mode % ,h-
b. It stock. add -. caesp he OBTAIN ed 10 tho
STATE. Also, al~sys On hand.
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L =. Marshal "a. Nrs--uye,. Dist. Of VI,
ma,ch27 ~

Dh,- = - give r"u'cc: rh,t on The 2I.t "a, OF
March. \ -. 1864. q Warrant go bankruptcy
~ss i..H-i asstu-t the estate 1T i.,ur - Could
81 Hiram. ,H the 4 unty ut DNi,.i, AMI safe
D, M',u- wh, he. b-ea tdjui.- = Birkrupt. %
hi- u,yn friiIipu; thar the payment 1T ANY druts
iuI ic iy-Ty uI ans property hslpusing To rnch
H. abrupt o. h,w, 90 iof Ais us", mi th- transfer
a in-etutg Oi tine creditors Oi "a. bankrupt, to
prove he'' deb >. adi u choose nae or more IS
stgnecs at hts estgtr. val b. he'll Vt a Court 1T
BsnkrupicS. tn ~ huiJen st Gani-, Mainc. lei.rc
Sri1 NAV. R-gt.ter, on the inusth Tuess 81
Apr'l. ). o.. ls6s 1T ten O'Clock, A. ". at
lac Once 81 George A. " il-oo.
CHARLES CLARK. 4. :. Marshal
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HELNHJLD-S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
AMI stDr - 20" tsAn- Aai his the pAiiii cheek.
brbiittr u accom- sautrd by AiaTtstnk symp-
tons. and ~ ~ if~attns ut d. sab ofted to-
tiSu. la.aaity. or epiIvpuc hts en-ue.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
bT % .AInIL.n-. ENfM Alr lI--lIL-