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\ CT Zen ~ Detfuu has cumpIeted AZ
INVENTION which Il Intended To re,oluliuuiz.
'"e whole syslcGi vi street ra.lfoacirp /,
'o's'-'s o. stusn condenser. and ami,
'"ets 'of attaching locomotive engine %
'"c lofwarc platiJrm OF he car in such =
''"ner thal neither cam, smoke nor Gin.
o''s con escapf. Ihe boiicr 10 On tie platform,
''' occupies space OF taeniy inches in
liametef.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

~ iehlleman who suffered Tor years from
Nrivous Debility, Premature Drcsy, ind ali
lhe Effects ot Youthful indl-cretion, win. for
We rnHr 81 suffering humanity, send Tree 10
az VINO need II, lne recipe nUddirectiDna Tor
making The simple remedy by which be Wa
cured Sa;lefefs wishing to profit BY ,he
aivetnsers experience, can do so by I'd.
dressing, IN perlee, confidence.
JOHN 3. OGDEN. az Cedar
May IS, 1867. Street New York.
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Extra special Tosicc.

Be~efa u CuuuSerleirs. Smnh's Toni,
SyipD has been counleriett d, and the com
ttrte.tvr bscnght Ito grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine sf,i1le must have DR.. Johr
Bni'r private stump on euch bottle. Dr.
John Bull only has VIE rtglt 10 manufacture
md sell thr original John Smiths Tonic
SgFpp o. Louisville. Ky. Examine vel
ne label o. each botlle. II ny private
stamp i not on The bc;,e, do nol purchase.
r van viii be deceived. SEE NY column ad.
ser'i-' insni. snd nv show card. Iwi!!p pros.
ecuir any one Infringing n'ny right. The
genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup eau ou!y be
prepared By myself
The Pub.ic's servant,
L"u'svi'" ~. FE Jorv Rule
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"Ars IN OATs.--A southern paper saws
'"'' rats my be efeclually kept from oa,s
: '"s stack, or in The barn, by s2rinkling
WOO 'shes freely among the bundles. The
ss gels into The nos. and eyes the rats
l0''g d'sagreeaele sensation, and
ivy 'eave the premises. The sshes n, ,hs
'e nme will be beneficial TO The stuck
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HfackslHiehimg and yya-OE,
Making.

NN THE uudersign. u-rz-zs,
e-.SFs+Ss ed returns his HfAETg1
---.ss~ --.-ss-A thanks 10 tho assss1ssss-afa
people tor their liberal patronage heretofore
ana INFORMS them that ne will always en-.
deavor 10 merit continuation Of il. He i
at al''imes prepared to do all kinds Of black.
smth'ng, with The best material. He will
also attend to building or repairing W CONS.
ouggies, plows. &c. His charges viii be-
reasonable, and all work done in The hes,
style.
II Special attention given TO horse-shoe ino
Remember The place. West Main 81. cor.
ner ri PortersviIle street.
CT Is. '67-lv FETIy T.AMprpr
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p-lICr--.

Hocnands German Ntivra, Vcr tr.t'c ..........si q
hat .axrh s....+... & 4.
Hoofanis Gcrman Tonic, ru; upiu quart butties
or hotiie, oral hal ,lo2cn iof............- q
~ 10 not tvr.rt 10 cNnHiiv MA "a. Al l -le sou
tui IA oilsi " yet Ge seu4iua
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DEBTEyTE-

recruiting from any Csrse whatevers
PLCST RATi ON OF TEE sysJJg.l.
induced By Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There IL no ecinc eyi;sn' equal Ia these remediee
IN such cisss. a tone AMI Viror Il impaired 10 the
whole System, the ts,s,..,,.z Apre,iie IL strcngtt.
ensd food Is enjoyed, ~ :, - tne sfan,ae' ig,.sts
promptly, The hood 49, Is rur feel. the com
I,lexion u e come 1S9<s sound ard healthy
the yellow tince l. efTlicaiel from The eyes, bloom
given to The cheeks and the weak and .lcryous ll
valid becomes strong and HEALTHY being.
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o'p'a'ns' commissions in tho Cnhoo
.,o'''o" sell Tor sloC, and ,irs, lieu,en.
~ for SIS. '''"'
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s-ec:s.g'c 20 Xcsang Eagu.

sse-- w CthEls lsaess
jus; Published. ian, Srsled Enye
xrsssi hope. Piice eix cents.
I 90 4 LEcruRR IS The NATURE Tgrs,
- Mtsr AND Radical. Cure If Scsr
n'aicrr! Or Seminal Weakness, Involoo.
hfg Ems~iau-, ) Xual ilsailiiv. mud ,mped.
'nant~ 10 Marriage generally: Nervousness
'CpNsumPrlON, LpiIsP-y, aud FRS. Men,.i
Phrsicnt lncnpncrv. resnlilrc from Self.
ANn-". Mc.-Dy ROBERT j. CULVER.
" ELL. NJ. d., Author Of lie Green Book,
&c DC
The world renowned au'hur, in This ad
inlrab'e Lsoiure. clearly proves from his own
SHtf'rnce that the awful consequences o,
Ssii.A bu-e may b. eifeciusi!y removed win
out medicine. ana without dangerous surp;c.
~ operations. boUgies. instruments, rim o.
Or cotdia's. pointing OFT mode Of cure a,
once certain and effscrusl, by which every
sufferer. no matter what lis condition nv be-
nry cure himself cheapIv. privately. and
'oaicalb. THIS LECTURE WILL rnoyE A
3JoH To THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent. under seal, in a plain enyelope n
my address,, postpaid. on receip, Of six
ents, or two post s,amps Also, n,. chi.
er~elI's Marriage Guide price o5 cents.
ADDRESS the Publishers
CIAS G. KLINE & co,
III Bpwerv. New York.
PostOtiice Box 4 $50.
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Furniture. Furniture

&c.. .asr The udersigD bed respectful
81 - fully informs The public m
that he has now, and viii constantly keep
on hand, or manufacture 10 order, all the
latest and mos. fashionable varieties Of Fur
ni,urr. such as Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bed.
steods, Tables, Lounges. and o large assert.
ment Of chairs. Of the best styles lie re.
spectfullv invites those desiring anything in
HE line. 10 call and examine his stock be.
tore purchasing elsewhere. as he is conf.
dent he can please n en- at his new shon
on The corner Of the Public Square, west o +
he court honse.
Nov %. 1877 JACOB
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Getnan nfssief. iYr6 fl.
Formerly &. NJ. J,ce.N y go
For sale by all Druggists AID benefs hi q e,.u..,a
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Persons -fdrGnced in Life,

And feeling The hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, With Az il attendant s, viii find IN lie u-e az
this BlITEks, or the TONIC IN elixir thar viii
insiil new life In their veins, restore n measure
the energy aud araor Of more youthful days, iui Il Nd
Their shrnrkca forms and sise health and happiness
TO tier remaining years.
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81 IA y y u ss a. - IL e. ~ 4. 81 |
MAIL EXPRESS & STAGE ROUTE
A. SlSEINHiUsIS r

q ). Contractor for IN. Shoals and Jas.
- per Mail Express Rout, respectfully
informs the pubic, ihs, he will run COCO
mack, with an excellent team. and a reliable
aflver, and Is preoaredio convey passengers
Hhd express matter between the u. e. NJ.
hH''rood b, Shoots, md Jasper or wsy
PAGES on .he ro0i, on The most reasonable
terms Passengers going East will find this
the chehpesi. us we'll Us most p.ersaDt rou,.
81 all tines, a. they several miles trsy,I.
Persons sending Or recsioing expressage Of
any Kind may depend on having it esrefrli,
hhndied, and promptly aud safely delivered.
TITS -1sge leaves jasper -v7ry Friday morn.
'ng at O'clock, nH5 arrives NJ y osls in
me 10 connect with the railroad trains
either way; returning leave, Sha,'s ~ Z
'rlocs. A. STEINHAUSER.
O::, 9th, 1857
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! ASpFR COURIER.
The vose Ct Indiana for President.

The V,se Ct Indiana for President.
we copy The following IRON the Indian
prcls Sentinel.
"A lasi we have the oiiicinl vote Of Indian m
inr President. The Marshals Of each Con
rressiona district. whose duty Il is 10 col
ice, ,he vote ~ each county il their several
Congressional Districts ported on Monday,
nua the re-uii 81 o~r the mojor'y Tor the
Grant aud CoIfoX electors 20 be g.57i The
vnte az ihe Presidential election was 343,.
taG. 'ha State election BIZ $50 showinr
an lnrrcased vote .; ! ,327 Baker. he Etad
ir.l candidate inr Governor. received III.
l7J votes aud Grnnt l1G $50, diH.reuce
u y75. Hendricks, the Democratic can
dids,e fur g vernon received 10 Gli votes
- Seymour 1866 SAC aRing difference o
c,iS 10 favor Of Hendricks a large NUN.
or ri Democrats. M The fmtes demon
srs'e. bitpd 20 waite ut lhe Presidents n
,lrciicn, bat rhr gain, ,u'sgdn 0i The failure
% Democrats TO vote. for Ms Radical p.esi
,enlinl oleciofal ticae, Wis evidently ob.
ipinpd through irau.uirut agencies. "Sul.
h.iept unto he Joy il The evil thereof"
Cyan .lnu j. beng made in Ripley
tounv 70 have the county seat removed
'tOm N,r,niiie, TO O.aocd. a large SUB
s,uY'ion ta- beea sd - pay Tor tie cree
ton Of Ihe necessary bui.sirgs 10 case ihe
rrmy'p j. determined upou. The Roiey
toaur Jou'n"i gives hr lo!loalns reason
Why lhe chsuar eh.u.l De- lnads.
'j--oad ha- lhe-r hdyan,a,es over Yer
sna-r; Fn.i, ifis cent,Ny iocn,.d; i j.
,n az p'a'k tosc. second, it is On ihr
o.'oa A!'sr s-inpi railroui, j. j. eusY
Access imm cvIy pant ~ tie npass;
ptd Nha' e uDrr. u wlll furnish IA msrGet
tyr ~ 'te cuua'y pfcdner ,h.i tie farmers
c,n tdtg bvsr. Ls-ptiing 1t ihiS MAC,
rai VI essiy -ni2ps 81 D 'hr ci,, siihru
j a-Arg d ev'f tse ni.es OF npp>snD
iolt a.ierr tiIih. 10 raiitnsd. lac cuua
~ rf,unt . Z: r,ni, ~, hs 'nf',aitd anc
srul-t: lh'. otouAd V,r..t.,es never VII '
etd during ne c'ft.in portions d The YER =
g ansrproachaatr.
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.Ns.tS S'50Gsi D.' f.assEEs
AND
GHIkDHBN'S SHOES.
MN 5 E"ofs AND siIools MADE TO ORDER
PETER AUals

SOUTH MAIN ST. crP5slrE Klaus Ho~ri
A. -, received cell assorted mn
= Xcri'sn, st1sk a.. adeS rad Children.
~"Y's 81 az vorl'e~. 20 winch he inyii4,
NJ attention at tne Pubic III. .,ock wa
M mgtr 70 order. ana warranted. diane
oesi ~ the nhfkcl.
- u y ~ l'n"s prepared ~ make d,
''''h neh's or Bows wrur. viii, he b. i,
N'''t''1, aad % lhr most fea -nnaal4 term,
'YN M eau - ] am d.i, rmlned ,p sci
good york on mote rersonsbie terms ,hsn
" "Hd 'lsr" h." n THIS 0,i.!,hrr'ond
49, w, lS6S-6m p NDup.
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from Rev. z. D. Fenaall.
CAUTION.

Hoofand's German Remedies are coun,crrti,cd. ~,
MA, the signature Of ,s,,.. &. ". J.AGksO.
y on tue Wrapper * Va 81 each bottle
81 the German Medicine store, No. 6Si ARCH SIR. Z
phLadaipla
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itHa ve-cs'ahis'lcd act that fuly onrhals i, tes
Goo@ , ooya Sas a9s JJ.. S NJ -, y
10 use iiieif own * El II ,4,.-. n, 49,. =
we.L' Thcy are han s.ss..~-s1 .,a.. ,.t,.., II M
esefs!' eAiie.ney .rryVls '.;.a have no .,afc.ite
l@ t.is cas- OF persons rir Hl'rrEn-. or tie
ipAle, : specially Recommended.
WEAK RE0 DELICATE CHILDREN
re maze STRONGLY theusr 81 ctlcfot h.so re,o.ls
tat - 80 "iA"Va
Thousands of certificates have aecpr,ulats,i 4, a.
i't''s ~ ity lroirf ts, lg. rlace wii ery Dl ,l
lu"heaon % H : Few. iiiY-,. IA ,.iii Ne o..y,,.i
8, .ita " iiSse ALL oi suea s.ad. la. ,ps ul4ss
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07

CoURT.--The Summer Term of the
Common Pleas Court began last
Friday, and viii continue during this
week. Judge MARTIN CRANE, ol
Portsmouth, supplies the place ol
Judge GUTHRIE. The short term and
the length of the docket will cause
majority of the business to be pu!
over till the Fall Term. A number
of civil cases have been fried so far.
The trial of criminal. cases begins to-
day, Thursday.
rhe Grand Jury completed their
business by Saturday noon, only six
indictments being found, as follows:
State VS.. William Higgins and
Robert Anderson--Burgiary and
larceny.
State VS.. Samuel RidGe-Horse
stealing.
State VS.. John Miller Petit lar
ceny.
State VS.. Wilson S. Roush-As-
sault and battery.
State vs.. John Leaper, 2-Threw-
ing down fences.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07

TWIN CRY SLATE MINING Co.-It
is believed that the time will come in
the progress OF American architec
ture, when the question will no long
er be asked, "WnERE CAN WE OBTAIN
THE BEST SLATE" Older countries
have long since established the fact,
that no material is so well adapted, and
SO durable, as Slate for covering
buildings Two obstacles to its gen
eral use in this country have existed
heretofore; first, the transition char
acter of society which is necessarily
opposed to permanence in architec-
ture; and second, the great abun-
dance and low price of lumber The
first impediment is rapidly yielding
to time, and ripper ideas on the sub
iect of building, and the other must
soon give way to the scarcity and
advancing price of lumber suitable
for roofing purposes.
The Company mentioned above,
publish in this weeks paper their
card, and we are satisfied, those who
design putting on a slate roof cannot
be better suited than by dealing
with the Company. The mines, To-
Gated in Northampton Co, Pa, are
very extensive, and the quality of
the slate particularly fine. Read the
advertisement.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate were made by Auditor EVANS
for the week ending last Saturday,
to-wit:
Ohio Tp.-Thomas Neibert to
Phillip Hates, 60 acres-$800. VIM.
Ross to Milton Wolford, 10 acres
$40.
Gallipolis Gty.-Soloman Hayward
to Frances A. Newton, half lot 135-
$4,000.
Perry Tp.-Grifen Griffith to John
NJ Jones, 80 aeres-S1600. Samuel
j. Jones to John j. Jones, 40 acres
S575.
ADDISON Ip.-A. s. Guthrie's s heirs
to Gideon R. Wars, 151 $3.50.
Clay Tp.-John Howarth to Alice
Young, A acres-S720. Jonathan
Middleswart to James Franklin, 4
acres-S53. Noah Kinder to M. E.
Church, 1-10 acre.
Rodney Vilage.--Jacob James to
H. j. Beardsley, lot l4-Sl3.
Green 1p.--Eri Tucker to Jesse
Rose, so acres-S950.
Cheshire Valdge ge-Hont & Rasner
to Henry Rasner, lot $500.
Walnat Ip.-S. B. Strait to A. A.
Bosick, 63 acres-8l, ,000.
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~ Capt. JAS. NEwroN's new Ka

@ Capt. JAS. NEwToN's new Ka-
nawha and Gallipolis Packet
"Mountain Boy"-arrived here on
Saturday morning, and left for Ka-
nawha, on her first trip, Sunday even
ing after the arrival of the Cincinnati
packet Fleetwood. The Mountain
Boy is very neatly finished craft
The hull is 135 feet long, 26 feet
beam, with 4 feet depth of hold
She has two boilers 40 inches in di-
ameter, and 26 feet long, with all
recent improvements, both for safe
ty and speed. With fuel on board
she trims ON 81 inches water. She
will undoubtedly prove not only a
fast craft, but a popular one.
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Vint0n's Bachelor List.
TFor the Gallipolis Journal
YINToN, April go.

VINToN, April 99.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-
Please publish the following:
HENRY G. McM1LLEN, "auld," vain
proud, arrogant, formerly aspired tc
the position of an M. .. but most igno.
bly, failed, pretty gay chap.
JOHN H. RupP, a splendid "funny
man." but never having been s'belle'
has been placed on the cold maids"
list, tin-cup man, and holds a good
"hand." Pretty "gud chanc."
A. T. HoLcoMB, Jr., young, sharp,
witty, fast among the gentler sex, as
pires to the degree of an L. L. D. He
is a graduate of the Ohio University.
GEO. P. MATTHEWS, youthful, hand
some, attractive, easily courted, not
very hard to win, formerly a student OF
the Ohio University Seeks after the
situation of a D. D.
F. NJ. EDMINsToN, all right, rich and
fat. Don't care much for women, be-
cause his day has almost flown. Good
looking, yea-even unto beauty Bully
chance for the softer sex.
c. M. HoLcoMB, young. formidable
rival among the gals" keeps his faith
er's store in Vinton, reads law, former
ly student of the Ohio University,
expects patrimony soon, rather pre-
sumptious.
WILL. S. MATTHEWS, just 21, proud of
it, considerable dignity, and great
deal of pride interviewer with vanity,
now at college, thinks of studying for.
an M. D'ship eater while" NJ 3.
He is candidate for matrimony.
JAcoB SrRAUspiuGH, attractive, fasci-
mating in the extreme, attending school
at Ewington and running the rancho"
himself, has been striving to be an M.
D. Also, intends to pursue. ''Bully
Fellar.''
CLARK EATON, young, and beautiful
nunts ioxes, and goes to balls, don't 60
for the women much, don't know the
reason, guess rather difident, 'spects
to run" the farm this year.
WILLIAM LUCAS, naughty and AFRO.
giant, ,manifests considerable outward in
dependence, is"sick' after girl at this
time, is farmers son, and expects to
''c'a, the pleugh'' this summer, very
amorous.
CoNAwAY BAGGs, vain, proud, wears
his cap at an angle of Sc degrees, says
he don't care much for women, and
still they are the theme of his conyer-
sation, be has gone to Circleyllle but
Vinton still claims the honor, be is also
..a man ofsorrow, and acquainted with"
iiiittens.
MR.. MATHEWS, Jr., rather in
clined on the fast order, swears some-
times, love sick about nine-tenths of the
time, likes "rye," somewhat bigoted,
member of the church, never missed a
ball. Hard un."
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Raccoon Improvement.

The Zaleski Echo, of April 5Oth,
says:
The officers of the Raccoon River
Navigation Co inform us that $1,000
is yet required in Gallia county to
make up her $4,000, so as to com
mence the work, and that this balance
will be made up in ten days. The
citizens of Wilksville and Milton town
ship, jackson county, will be solicited
for stock this week and next, as the
Company want $4,000 subscribed
there to complete the navigation to
.Hartley's mills, in this county. The
work will be let out on contracts as
soon as this amount is made up; and
can be completed by November next.
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q. s. INTERNAL REVENUE +!
Income Tax, Licenses, &c.

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, ELEVENTH DISTRICT o.
Portsmouth, April 9th, 1868.
A S required by Section % of can Act to
N provide Internal Revenue to support
the Government and pay interest on the Pub
lie Debt" approved July 18th, 1866, public
notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed. that the Assessors Annual Lists for this
District comprising the counties of Adams,
Scioto, Lawrence, Gsllia, Vinton and Jack
son. for the year 1868. embracing Taxes on
Incomes, Special Taxes, &C., are now in my
hands fer collection, and that said Taxes are
now due and payable.
eE- will attend, in person or by Deputy,
at the U. s. COLLECTORS OFFICE, in
GALLIPOLIS, GALLrA Co, for the purpose
Of receiving the Taxes aforesaid, until the
Goth day Of May nezt
JOSEPH DRouILLARD, JR.,
Deputy Collector for Gallia County, o.
Office at Harper & Drouillard's Store.
April 30, 1e66.-2w.
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~ RUMSEY, ROADS d REED, the
w Largest WHOLESALE DEAL
Frs in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and
Furnacemen to an examination of their exten-
sive Winter Stock. They give special atten-
ton to keeping the best Goods, and you will
always find their stock the largest and prices
the loweet. One of their firm remains East to
give his entire time in watching the Markets
and in buying for them, solely; and hence
their stock is always fresh and always first
supplied with the newest goods. They ope-
rate largely, do business on the principle Of
the smallest profits, and practice the spirit Of
liberal accommodation. [nov. IA, '67.-ly.l
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07

Gy The Furniture Manufacturing
Co.,-Messrs FULLER, HUTsINPlLLER
and GATEwooD-are busily engaged
in preparing for the erection of their
works. 1t is understood that they
will occupy the lot on the corner of
Spruce and Fourth, for their manu-
factory. We wish this, and all other
home enterprises, abundant success,
for it is by such means that towns
are made active and prosperous.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07
Our Schools.

Our public schools have as many
pupils enrolled as in any other season
of the year. This argues that patrons
are appreciating their worth. At no
time in the past has there been more
interest in the schools than at the pres
ent time. Almost every. pupil prompt
in attendance, and studying with a
commendable zeal, eager for promotion
at the close of the year.
If the present interest can be main
tained five weeks longer our schools
will close under the most fattering cir
cumstances, and be under fine arrange
ments for commencing another success
full year next September. We feel
quite certain that no patron would
willingly do anything to injure the
schools; yet some may weaken them
without intention, in one or both of
two ways.
lst. Do not permit your children to
withdraw before the close of the year,
for in doing SO they would fail to get
their promotion.
Cd. Do not permit them to be ab.
sent except in cases of sickness. They
need every recitation to prepare them
for examination. Show days are very
demoralizing 10 the schools, and yet
the schools in many. other cities expe-
rience but very little of this trouble
from similar causes, for the reason:
Parents either do not permit their chill
dren to go, at all, or let them go in the
evening. We sincerely hope the pa
rents will be unwilling to do anything
contrary to the best interests of the
schools.
That we may have model school,
Board, Teachers and patrons, must all
be willing to labor zealously for all
measures that are for the good of the
schools. The Board and Teachers
agree that it is injurious to the schools
to have parents withdraw their chill
dren on show days. We sincerely hope
that patrons will view this matter in the
same light and act accordingly.
JAMES VANDEN,
HENRY R. BELL,
ROBERT BLACK,
w. G. FULLER, Board.
ATKINSON Cole,
GEO. w. JACKSON,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07

R W. c. MILLER, Esq, returned
from New York, few days since,
having purchased there large, and
well selected of course, stock of
gosds Cor the house of Messrs VIM.
c. MILLER & Son. The goods are
now arriving and being opened.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07

B. B.-The great game of base
ball, between the Cincinnati Base
Ball Club and the Riverside of this
city, will come off at the grounds OF
the latter, on Wednesday, May 13.-
1t is expected that this will be the
game of the season. The club of
Cincinnati is the best club of the
west, and it will send its best play
rs.-Portsmouh Republican.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07
Marriage Licences.

Judge LoeUE issued the following
marriage licences for the last week,
to-wit:
Israel II. Anderson and Martha ].
Dyer; James White and Nancy Ward;
Soloman Morgan and Virginia Car
ter; P. III. Fawcett and Juda White
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-05-07

R We call attention to the ad
vertisement in an other column OF
Messrs. Bailey, Farrell d Co. of
Pittsburgh. The firm mentioned are
doing large and extensive business
in the manufacture and sale of
Water, Gas, and Steam Goods of
every description. Their factory is
at Nes. 20 and % Strawberry, and
warehouse and office at No. 167
Smithfeld street. The machinery
used by this firm is of the latest
and most improved kind, many ma
chimes being covered by patents, and
taken altogether, is well calculated
for turning out goods of superior
quality. Mesrs. B., F. & Co. have
on hand over one hundred different
varieties and styles of pumps, rang
ing from small cistern or farm
pump to steam pumps of mammoth
proportions. Their stock of fittings
for iron, gas, and water pipes is the
largest in the western country, con-
sistlng of over five hundred different
patterns, while their stock of brass
cocks and valves for plumbers and
machinists' use cannot be eXcelled.
BY the use of superior machinery
Messrs. B., F. q Co. are prepared to
fill orders for lead pipe of any length
required, all in one piece, so that
farmers and others can lay lead
pipe without the assistance of q me-
chanic.
Messrs. B.. F. & Co. are energetic
and reliable business men, and we
would recommend parties interested
in water, gas or steam goods to cor
respond with them.