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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

SOME WATER MBLoN.-The N. 7.
Sun says: IS. B. Conover, of West
Washington Market, sent huge
watermelon to the Sun Office yester-
day. All the editors, reporters,
printers, and Office boys ate as much
as they wanted, after which the re-
mainder of the melon was sent to
the Hon. Brick Pom eroy, who fed his
employees, and then forwarded what
was left to the Hon. Horace Greeley.
The residue of the melon weighs
some fifty pounds. 1t will probably
be hoisted into the windows OF the
Times Office this afternoon"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14
The Wheel of Fortune,

A man died few days ago in New
York whose life had passed through
more sudden vicissitudes than fall to
the lot of many. He was an Italian
named Ferdinand Palmo, born in 1894.
His father was in easy circumstances,
and at the aye of twenty-six Ferdinand
came to America, married, and set up
a store in Richmond, Va. A few
years later he removed to New York
and opened confectionery store on
Broadway. There he prospered until
the cholera broke out in 1889, when he
lost $4,000, sold out, and went back
to Richmond. Afterward he returned
to New York, opened several stores,
made two trips to Italy, and was pros
pering finely when mortgage on one
OF his stores, of whose existence he
had been Ignorant at the time of pur-
chasing, was foreclosed, and he became
bankrupt. His friends helped him
somewhat, and he opened small cafe,
in which he made fortune of $3.50, 900.
In 1743 he built "Palmo's Opera
House" on the site of his cafe, which
was afterward .'Burton's Theatre. -
He introduced Italian opera into this
country, beginning with 81 Puritani''
on February 2, 1914. Three seasons
of adverse fortune exhausted his means,
and he then gave up the business
His friends assisting him once more, he
opened small hotel at Bloomingdale,
and then two or three confectionery
shops in the city. He had accumu-
lated considerable money, when be
was robbed by burglars and made
bankrupt once more. Since then he
has served as cook in a restaurant
until his death.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

MARVELLOUS CHICKEN TALE.-We
learn that singular and very amusing
accident happened to the chickens of a
Mrs. Hamilton, near Pottersville, Tip
ton county, Tennessee, few days ago.
Her husband bought bottle of brandy
cherries. After eating the cherries the
seed were thrown out, which the
chickens ate greedily. In short
time, Mrs. Hamilton found that her
chickens were all dead. She told an
old negro woman that she might pick
the chickens which she did readily.
After picking off the feathers she car
ried the chickens out and threw them
away. Night came on; Mrs. Hamilton
was sorely grieved at her loss. Sleep
soon swept away her troubles. At
early dawn she was alarmed at hearing
old chanticleer Growing loudly, and the
hens cackling. Judge her surprise
when, on opening the door and looking
out, she saw every hen and rooster,
young and old, grave and gay. march
ing round eyeing each other with sus-
picion, many of them entirely naked,
while only a few had wing and tail
feathers. The cherry seed made them
"dead drunk" ."-Memphis Appeal.
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~ Not the least entertaining fea-

E Not the least entertaining fea-
ture of the present canvass is to be
found in the inconsistency exhibited
by Democratic leaders. While
George, the gentleman, at one end of
the State expresses his abhorrance
of cheap labor, Thurman, the Sena-
tor, gives vent to his fears of Chi
nese immigration at the other end,
and on the same ground.
Since when has this fear oyertaken
these gentlemen? The cheapest
labor we ever knew was the unre-
Quilted toll of slaves. And this was
especially sweet in the nostrils of
the Democracy. Now, if it were
good to have cheap labor from ne
groes, is it not equally good to have
cheap labor from Chinese? If the
negro slave could with propriety be
brought in competition with the
sweat and muscle of the free laborer,
can not the Chinese be so used with
like benefit?
"But," cries George, the gentle
man, in shrill tenor, and echoes the
Senator in deep bass, s'these Chinese
are an inferior race, and will be voted
by few designing owners" And
did not the masters at the South en-
Joy the same blessed privilege
Political consistency" said some
one, "means, after no end of sum-
mcrsaults, to come down, like q cat,
on ones feet" But it is not well to
land on tail, or, worse yet, on the
head. George, the gentleman, and
Allen--we beg pardon, Thurman, the
Senator, are, itstrikes the public. in
this unhappy condition. The legs
are where the heads ought to be-
Cin. Com. c- =
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"FoR YOU.
TsELEcTED-BY REQUEST.

sELECTED-BY REQUEST.
A thought! 8 thought for the rosy morn,
That comes through the gates of devil
But I'll keep kinder, happier thought
For rtwilight and for you.
A word a wortli for the humming-bird,
tilt on the jessamine new;
Will my lip let slip, but my heart will keep
Its softest word for you.
A song! song! for the mocking- bird,
In answer to his so true;
But you know right well always keep
My sweetest song for you
A kiss! kiss for the sweet red rose
And one for the violet blue!
But standing here at the garden gate,
I'll keep one back for you.
A sighl a sigh for my pale white rose,
I That the chilling night wing slew!
But answer you, when the lilies say
> L am signing most for youp'
KATE.
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HLord Rosse's large telescope has
recently had attached to it an ingen-
ious system of ciock-work, which
moves It so as to keep the eye of the
observer upon the moving planet, and
has been ascertained that the moon
either reflects or radiates heat upon the
earth to a very considerable extent
The tube of this telescope is fifty feet
long, and tall man can walk through
it. The metallic speculum weighs sew
eral tens.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

~ A greenhorn sat long time at
tentively musing upon cane-bottom
chair. At length he said: Il wonder
what fellow took the trouble to find all
them air holes and put straws around
'em?"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

H A man attempted to spell crock
cry the other day, and proceeded thus:
"Kraughkearrighe," but expired in a
spasm before he could make y, with
which he intended to end the word.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

H "The blessed man that
preached for US last Sunday" said
Mrs. Partington, 'served the Lord
for thirty years--first as circus r.
der, then as locust preacher, and
last as an exhauster."
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R A girlin Waco, Texas, CREASED
her hair with kerosene oil to attend a
fashionable party, where she got
warmed up, and the oil took fire. She
weht home bald as Greeley.
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1 A Western woman, in adyer-
Using her runaway husband, says
"Dayid has scar on his nose where
l scratched it,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

@ An Irishman says he can see
no reason why women cannot be-
come medical men.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

E Capital punishment = ten
thousand year and nothing to do.
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American House +!

THIS HOUSE, situated on Locust Street,
i opposite the Court House. is always
open for the accommodation of day and week
boarders, on terms as reasonable as any
house in she.eity.
Dec. 10, l067.--tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14

HAVING removed to the old and we'll
III known stand on the Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, lately occupied BY GuTH-
RIE Bros, is now better than ever prepared to
accommodate the public in his line
The public are respectfully invited to call.
Sept. 9, 1869.
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Ohio Conference-Appointments
COLUMBUS DISTRICT

C. Il. Tanaada, P. Il.
Columbus--Town Street, Earl Cranstou.
Wesley Chapel. Isaac Crook.
Bigelow Chapel, ]. W. White.
Christie Chapel, J. NJ. Jameson
Mt. Pleasant Mission, Levitt Tat.
Franklin Mission--H. B Westervelt.
Worthington-Samuel Tippitt.
| Clintonville-W. W. Cherington.
| Hilliard--S NJ. Bright.
Westerville--G. n Pitcher.
Delaware, st. Paul-D. II. Moore.
California--Benjamin Tressenrider
Stratford--H T. Adams
Milford-W. H.H Wolf.
Pleasant Valley--Andrew Carroll
Medway-A. R. Miller.
West Jefferson-To be supplied.
London-C. D. Battelle.
Harrisburg--Levi Cunningham.
Groveport--Daniel Horlocker.
Erred. Merrick. President. and j P Lacroix
Professor. in Ohio Wesleyan University, mem
bers sf the Quarterly Conference of st. Paul
j.. NJ. Trimble, Agent for Ohio Wesleyan
University, member of the Wesley Chapel
Quarterly Conference. Columbus
A. g. Byers, Chaplain of Ohio Peniten-
tiary, member of Town street Quarterly Con-
ference, Columbus
9. G. MeCebe, Agent Church Extension
Society, member of Town Street Quarterly
Conference Columbus.
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Special Notices.
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
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Opposite Revere House. ....BOSTON

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Thoughtful elergymon recommend these books foI
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"iyod all Quaek or Advertising Doctors and get
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FORECLOSURE Of MORTGAGE.

de Il known that on the fifth day VI Deem
ID Der, A. D., 1850, Martin v. d. lowell Of Law:
renee, In the County Of Essex, and John W. Gowell
of Boston, In the County OF Suffolk and state Of Mas
ssohusetts, ny deed of mortgage Of that date, and
acknowledged December 6, lsd6, and recorded In
York County Registry VI Deeds, look DOL, pages
las 10 ~! inclusive, conveyed 10 me In fee and In
mortgage a tract of land situate in North Berwick,
an sad County Of York and state OF Maine, bounded
sastcrly and northery by land Of Isaac Earle west
erly BY the highway leading nom Great Fails In the
County OF STAFFORD and state OF New Hampshire, 70
Lebanon, In said County OF York, and southcrly by
land now OF formerly OF Henry Gcrrish, containing
one half an acre, more less, with the buildings
thereon. Also one other Tract Of land situate In
said North Berwick, bounded eastcrly by the high.
way aforesaid southerly by land now or brmcrly Of
Henry Gerrsb, westerly by land Of james lianscom,
and noTtherly BY land now or formerly OF Ivory Lib
bcy containing ten acres more or less 10 secure the
payment Of their promissory note Tor the cum Of
three hundred dollars, dated December sth, A. u.
is.s and payable 10 me or order In six months with
interest semi-annually-that the condition OF aid
closure ef the same. WILLIAM = SHERMAN.
July u, lS6g. 3w5D
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DIED.

r Notice. q deaths not exocelng lines inserted
ee, above that number. at regular advertising rates.
In this city, July -, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell Elmer.
sou, wife Of Rev. J. ID. Emerson, aged 81 years, 1
m l. with great sadness that we write the above
record. Recently come among us our personal ae.
auaintance with the pastors wife was brief, but II
was long enough for ns all to admire the beauty 81
her character, her refined and cultivated mind, and
i the example set before W. by her devotion 10 The
Great Master. And for that she was Kind and ilith
nal in all her household, mindful Of the welfare Of
the church, and true help-meet to her husband II
his great work, there surely can be none who knew
her but now mourn beloved pilgrim gone to hea
In this city, July y, Frank P, only child of Frank
/ aud Emma Garyin, aged 10 months and DAYS.
In this city, July u, Eva A. Jelleson, aged mos
| and II days. .
In this city, July II, Gideon F., son Of Capt. F
In Saeo, July - Oscar v. Dunn. aged Is year
In LYMAN. July -. Mrs. Lydia, wife Of Benjamin
/ Lord, late Of Lyman, aged 10 years:
In Portland, July -, Alphcus Shaw, esq, In the
In kittsry, July II. Of dropsy. Freddy, son OF
James T.. and Lydia L. Carter, aged years, 10 mos
| and n days.
In Hollis. June D. OF cancer, Mrs Ilipsabeth,
wife or jeremiah CaTll aged 60 years and months,
Mrs. CARL cmhrccd religion in early life, and lived
an exemplary life, maniesting religion in her daily
walk Her sickness was hong and painful, which
she bOro with Christian patience AMI resignation
when at length hope she passed. nom earthly
/ sorrow 20 heavenly Joy. Her end was peace. She
i leaves To mourn her loss an afIcctionate husband
and a large family OF children who, Tor long weary
months, watched Angels Of Mercy by her bcd-slde
Her funeral was attended by a larry cOncOurse VI
| pcople many OF whom were hathcd In tears, giyins
h unmistakable evidence that In her death they had
lost one whom they highly pTiged. Funeral service,
/ by Rev. Mr.. Manson, Of West Buxtoni text, Al
/ Cor! l., 8.
| In Osspec, ". H., May 49, Elder Silus Moulton
| AGED - years, months AMI - days. lie hal been
preacher Of the gospel twenty-five years, and was
| native Of ParsOnslield.
| In Liverpool Ing, July 2, Eastman Cuts, Of
York, mate Of ship ScmeraLns, agyd W years.
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State of Maine.
YORK, Ss.--supremr judicial Court.
MAY TERN, A. d., 1869.

jeremiah NJ Mason OF Limerick, In the County Of
York and State Of Maine, -. william r. Babson and
w. Deacon OF boston, in the County Of Suffolk and
business OF said Boston, under the firm name and
style Of BabsOn & Deacon.
And now ON suggestion 10 the court that the prn-
epal Defendants at the time OF the service OF the
writ not inhabitants Of this State and had no
tenant, agent or attorney within the same, that
their goods estate have been attached in this nc.
ton, and that they have hal no notice of sad suit
AMI attachment, II Is Ordered That notice OF the
peniency OF this suit he given TO the said
or with an abstract % the plaintiffs writ, three
weeks successiyey In the Union and Journal, news
paper published In Bldiefori, In aid county OF
York the last publication To he not les than thirty
days before the next term Of said court 10 be holden
at Allied in and fOT St county, ON the third Tues
day Of September A. ID. ls69 that said defendants
may then and there appear and answer TO said suit,
II they shall see cause. =
Attesl II. FAIRFIELD CIrnk.
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,sr.r.l di.,inrui.hed person. were pres


Yard. Several distinguished persons were pfeS-
snt
Inc .i'h Lngnesr ue d. v-'
NICE '''ek 0u""s WI ~
sihes, near inc ne"
aianaans hea'f w. III y.
The " . S'eAni Aus io'' ' -,
'nO'0usn ','It..-,r. ", mi Ports.
WI run H' -, ,r'U s,..m.r Emerald
Hioas" =" P ',N,.,.,,I o,o,h.,,.j
WV" : - ~
Sess~ ae' LIN. .,. >.
JUN ". i'ss' a.. -. O. 60.
inc carpenter snap =
Ms knee VII" "''e -N y' "
ing the JOINT "''er 7" '''APe' N0' u''nA'ns Inv
wound dangerous S'ars"n was NOT iinmedia'eiy
ealied un''' ni"e'eeh hOurs had eapseu' "nen
Dr. warren was summoned. III nothing un'
favorable se'S IN 'ne PATIENTS recovery eN'
PsS'S''
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Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, Gle
f,h,,yarf oT Plaintiff, UTttN


AssuuPsIr-For that the Plaintiff, with said De
PENDANT and one James Brown and one Ami L..
Aver by their bond dated January 3, 1861, bound
themselves 20 the Judge of Probate for said equity OF
York IN the sum Of $500 said bond conditioned 10
be void On the faithful discharge by said def. OF his
Office as Guardian of Evelyn Athllnda Berry, which
condition said den. has hled 10 keep by reason OF
which suit was instituted against said plaintiff and
others and the said plaintiff was compelled 10 eS-
pend 500 In the premises, which deft. promised
Ia pay plh. Also for that ON Jan. y, 1869, def.
was indebted to plT In 5000 for money lent, for
other money paid for money had received for other
money for interest for other money found 10 DO due
In account stated In consideration OF all which den.
promised 10 pay pln the said monies. Specification
IT, 10 offered under these money counts, 10 wit
amount Of money paid out In part satisfaction ot
said suit set forth In first count AMI also the amounts
OF money paid out rs per account annexed, and no
other than set forth In said first count and said
count annexed.
Also for that den. promised pin. to pay him ss7.
"a, rs per account annexed, (fOr expenses and time
expended in settling suit mentioned in first count)
Writ dated February ~, lS6g, returnablc May term,
lst9.
Aidamnum, 5000.
,~~~N, A true copy Of order Of court with
Is CT. IR.S. with abstract Of the writ
'~~y~~~~S' Attesti III. PAlRfIELD, cisrk.
3N.R
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IsEAL.l WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
tsFAL. II. CERRuTI.
miscellaneous.

To the Honorable, the Justices OF the Supreme Ju.
dicial Court, next TO be holden at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York and state Oh haine,
ON the third Tuesday OF May, A. ID. 1865
ID ESPECTPULLY represents Elisabeth r. Gilpat-
II rick, Of Kennebunk, In said county, widow,
that she Is seized In fee simple rs tenant In common
of and In certain real estate situate In said kennc-
bunk, and bounded as follows, viz beginning ut
the "Bunch river" 50 called, on the road leading
from said Kenncbunk to "llarrisecket," 80 called
thence by said river southeastery pa rods and Is
links to land Of George Storer; thence north 81 "
east % rods; thence north So O' west ~ rods 70
win line and by fence, north ~ 49, west ~ rods
thence north 65' 49, west ~ rodsj thence north o.
IS west 81 rods and Is links thence north 80. TO-
west, about rods TO corner OF the Goodwin land. 80
called thence by said Goodwin and by fence north
80 JO' east 10 rods and II links to corner Of Wm L.
Thompson's land; thence by said Thompson north
AZ west 10 rods and links, thence north ~ west
20 rods and Y links thence north ~ east 60 RODS
and pine tree, thence north :i' 50' east 70 rods to
Pike & Wallingford's "corner," so called, thence
north 3S' 49, west about 80 rods to corner OF the
''thrty acre lot" 50 called; thence by said last
named lot south 90 west y rods and - links |;
thence by said lot north G west 81 rods to corner
Of land OF said Thompson, thence by said Thomp-
son south D. west " rods thence by said Thomp-
son north 6jIs west u rods 10 said road thence by
said road south 1917 west ~ rods TO maple tree
thence south y - west II rods thence south "
so west II rods moro or less 10 the place of bcgin-
ning That she Is seized IN lee simple Oh ono uiui'
yided third part Of said premises that tho other
tenants In common are John Fitzpatrick, Of Great
Falls, Strsnord county, New Hampshire, Phineas
w. fitzpatrick, OF Lewiston, Androscoggin county,
Maine; William J. Fitzpatrick, OF said Kenncbunk,
Caroline l.. Fitzpatrick, OF said kennebunk, and
Abby A. fitzpatrick, OF said kennebunk, that she
cannot possess occupy and improve said part 70 ad
vantage while IL lies In common and undivided, but
lose the profits thereof Wherefore, she prays that
LEGAL notice may DO Issued 10 the other tenants and
that her part may he set of and assigned 70 her In
seyeralty by Commissioners appointed by Court nc
cordins to law, and, as In duty bound, will ever
pray.
Dated at said Kennobunk, tho seventeenth day Of
May, \. ID. 1859.
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state OF Maine.
YORK. ss,--supreme judicial Court.
MAY TERN, A. ID. 1869.

Isaac Emery, Of Limerick, in said County Of York,
ps Hiram III. Brown, late OF Limerick, In said
county, now Of parts unknown, and the Free Will
Baptist Society OF said Limerick, summoned rs his
trustee.
And now on suggestion 10 tho Court that the prin-
writ was not an inhabitant of this State, and had
no tenant agent or attorney within the same; that
his goods or estate have been attached In this action
and that he has had no notice OF said suit and at
taehment IL Is ordered That notice OF the pendency
OF this suit be given 10 the said defendant, by pub
fishing an atested copy OF this order together with
an abstract Of the plaintiffs writ, three weeks sue
cessively in the Union and Journal, newspaper
printed in BiddeOrd, in said county the last publ
cation To bo not less than thirty days before the
next term Of said court, 20 bo holden Mt Alfred, In
tember, A. ID. Is69, that said defendant may then
and there appear and answer to said suit, he shall
SEQ cause -
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M ARRlED.

In this city, July ~ by Rev. J. stevens, Mr.. Row
land sylvester and Mrs Lydia J. Jefreys, both OF D.
In this city, July -, by Rev. J. ID. Emerson, Mr.
Cyrus l.. Capen, formerly of EastpOrt, aud Mis-
Abbie A. 2. Philbrook, Of u.
In Saoo, July -, BY Rev. J. T. q. Nichols, Mr.
George II. Cieaycs and Miss Nellie NJ. Googns, both
OF SacV.
In Wells, July Is, by Rev. S. C. Kinlball, Mr.. Geo
q. Hatch and Mis- Annie l.. Gerry, all VI W.
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Shois 70 pay debts, presented by Samuel Rankin,
DANIEL RANKIN, late Of Lebanon, decessed.
pay debit, presented by Isaac W. Rankin, hls Ad.
GEORGE Y. SMALL, late Of BiddefOrd, dcceassd.
Will presented for probate BY sarah A. small, the
EIccutrix, therein named.
SAMUEL N. BOOTIIBY, late Of Limington, de-
ceased Petition for allowances q personal estate,
presented by Annis II. Boothby, his Widow.
e. e. BOURNE, JrpeE.
Atrue copy Of the original order,
3w3O Attest, II. II. BURBANK, Register.
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Mail Observation-Disclosures II. O

M.ns Gloss for ns Vest al Dos a. -, AMI ais ,. u
Fer tAs East a N - A.. ~, ami St5rs. Voc LIN
erick a ~ ~ fsr,orsneh, Monday, "Wednesday AMI
FRIDAY a, 5. 20 .. NJ Lyman Centre, Thursdays ooS
MAILS Ankrs RON hs East at 40 A. D., asi 400 p
Ftss hs Vest at l. ~, AMI 500 Pm. fron Lmer
scs At ll.1o A. NJ PAr.Ousssld, Aoniay, Msinssi-l
and Friday Al 5Iso p n, Lyman Csairs, Thursdays
only at $50 Al q. ~. CouAs, u vi.