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SNow.-During the entire day of Tues
day the hills and mountains, in this vicin-
Represented quite a wintery appearance,
and, even in the village, in places, that
were shaded from the sun, the snow that
fell Monday night, remained during the
low
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PoRK.-Some of our merchants are
doing large business in buying and
packing pork. Every day teams contain.
ing more or less pork may be seen in our
streets, and the owners find no difficulty
in making ready sales,
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reigned SUPREME at the north end OF
Merchants Row, but the appearance Of
the Chief of Police soon restored order
an the 'author of the trouble" was con.
signed to the tender mercies of Deputy
Sheriff Sanderson.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The early
train, Tuesday morning, from Albany Il
Saratoga, ran off the track near the Water
ford junction. Conductor Dunning was
considerably hurt by the mishap, sustain
ing quite severe confusion of one of bis
lara
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fury through the fields and fences with
nothing but the tongue and whifie-
trees dangling at their heels. One of the
horses was badly injured. Charlie is not
the best horseman or teamster in town.
g. w r.
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boys piled their trade IN the Workshop
with their apt answers and perfect decor
nm in the school room, and the thorough
abandon with which they entered into
their recreations.
It would be inviduous to speak OF the
Superint endent and his excellent wife, or
of his assistants, as displaying superiority
the one over the other, in their several
departments. Every one in charge CARR
ed the conviction to the mind OF your
Committee, that they were each and all
actuated by an earnest desire to reform
and improve in the highest and best sense
those under their charge, and they came
away thoroughly imbued with the belief
that this Institution is doing work the
State cannot afford to neglect, or support
with less than generous pecuniary aid
Your committee need not speak IN de-
tail of the wants of the school, or of the
aims of its officers, expressed in detail as
they are in the annual report, which has
already been laid before you. We cam
not too earnestly, however, commend to
your notice the views of MIR. Fairbank in
his report to the Trustees of the Reform
School, upon "ohange of sentence, that
sentence in every instance continue dur
ing minority, excepting as now provided,
he be pardoned or discharged" In other
words, that the boys own "merits or de-
merits determine the time Of his d8ten-
tion," during minority.
In conclusion, your committee have
new hopes of the capacity of this lnstitu-
ton for saving and elevating the unfor-
tunate class who are sent to it, and the
members of this honorable body have, we
confidently believe, only to visit Water
bury, go on to the farm, into the work
shops and school room, and witness the
cheering influence of its pastimes, to come
from it, as your committee did, with bene-
dictions on its founders, and high hopes
for its future usefulness.
GEO. A. MERRILL, } Committee on
A. r. CAMP, the part
WIN. III. PINGRY, J of the Senate.
P. w. HYDE,
E. CROSBY, Committee on
F.E. ORMsBY, the part
G. r. PAGE, of the House.
VIM. Powers,
October 10, 1870.
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METEoRs.-Last evening there was, at
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or as they are more generally called fall
ling stare.
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MILITIA.--The roll of the second Mill.
tia Company, raised in this village, is full
and has been accepted by the Adjutant
General. Orders were received yesterday
detailing Capt. Philo ]. Bates, late Of
Company G. 1st Regiment, to order and
preside at the election of officers. The
day of election will be hereafter given.
The commissions of the officers OF
the Company, of which Harry NJ. Bates
is Captain, were received yesterday, and
the company was assigned to the Second
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and designated as Company "E."
The second, or Irish Company, as it
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be assigned TO the same regiment, and be
designated as Company "F."
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rs already recommended by our leading physi-
ians, a. tonic and nutrient frs pec'slly anapt-
ed TO LadIes) with the most satisfactory results.
This beverage Is extensively used where all
1iffsrs from al other matt Irepara'Io IONS b. ing
almost free from alcohol, and therefore DeiiheT
intoxicating nor irritating as II Contains more
'.utTiment than Porter, Ale, CT the strongest
Beer.
Sold by all Druggists and GTocers.
TARRAET q CO. 97a ireenwich St, n. Y,
Sole Agents fer United States, etc.
Nuyld6rw2W
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CLOUR FLOURl FLOUR
WESTERN FIGURING ESTABLISHMENT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

in quantities from one to 500 barrels, at lower
prices than can be .old by any dealers in Rutland
or vicinity, and would saw to all Wishing 70 pur-
chase, TO call On me before purchasing eI,ewhere
A. o. CDBURN.
Rutland, VT Oct. &C. 1870. dSwly
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TO THE TRADE.
MEMS FURNISHING O. GODS

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
WE KEEP IN STOCK MANY ARTICLES
w not to be found in Wholesale Houses, but
which are often wanted for dealers for particular
Customers. Many of these Goods are mad to ouI
special order, and are imported DIR ect from manu-
fac urers large dealers Without intending
regular Jobbing business, we offer the trade any
thing from stock, In larger or small quaint
ties, at fair wholesale prices, specifying the fol-
lowing
Cartwright & Warmers Shirts, Drawers, Long
Hose and Hall Hose. In all the different grades.
Geo. Brettle & Co.'s heavy and medium Sill
shirts and Draw,rs.
ecotch Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers.
French Fancy Shirtings-Percales and Creton-
mes.
Paris Stitched and Embroidered Shirt Fronts.
WEIGH, Msrgeston & Co.'s best Black Eglington
Ties.
Very rich fancy scsrfs and Ties.
Lined Gloves and Mittens; many styles of Driv-
ing Gloves; English Cardigan Jackets, Scotch
kerchiefs, Balbuggan half Hose, Calf Gloves, &c.
THE LONDON STREET GLOVE,
Made to our special order-the best English
Walking Glove.
We are also constantly supplied with Fisk
Clark IL Flagg's Patent PanaIoon Drawers L
Jean, Cotton Flannel, and white and scarlet Elan
mel in all sizes, q to 46 inch waist and 81 to 81
inch inseam.
HEWINs & HOLLIS,
2O9 Washington, cor. Bloomfield St., Boston.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21

HUMBUes IN HORTICULTURAL
Hart county (Kentucky) } contributor
to the Southern Horticulturalist
writes of humbugs in horticulture as
follows:
Mysterious wonder of all miracles!
Humbug can grow watermelons on
pumpkin vines, run strawberries up
cornstalks, raise potatoes on tree
tops, build houses out of straw, and
make fire out of moonshine. Hum
bug can do anything that nobody
can do, and don't stoop to do any
thing that anybody can do. Humbug
runs in the airline of progress, and
disdains the old and beaten path.
Humbug deals in new things alto
gether.:
Beware then of hunbug. Beware
then of never failing fruits, and of
trees that never die. Beware of the
all-healing remedies that kill all you
hate and cure all you like in the veg
etsble kingdom. Beware of the
wonderful fruits and vegetables that
grow so large and bear so much that
the vines won't and don't hold them.
Beware of quack doctors among
fruits as well as physic. Beware of
humbug If you would save money,
and take the old reliable line if you
want safe journey through the veg
etable kingdom.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE Of ohio. Gnuia Cnuntu. s

-~S y OseVI OoeSt0 OOoHtgg
pURsUANTto to the command of an order of sale
county, Ohio, and to me directed, as Sheriff of
said county, will offer for sale at the door of
the Courthouse, in the city OF Gallipolis, in
said county at one O'Clock y. m, on the zSth day
of April a. d. 1910, the following lands and ten
ements, situated in said county. to-wit:
1sS THU acres more or less, (leSs 81 acres sold
70 William Day. in lots numbered respectively
twelve hundred and sixty Q260.) and twelve hum
dred and sixty lone 12Gl, in section twenty-four
Town one, 3i range fourteen, in the Ohio Com
corner OF 160 acre lot No. 1900 thence east TO the
bottom OF the Cliff; thence along the bottom of
the ciih south Is deg'S east chains and Go links
TO the Ohio river; thence south n dee,s eastI95
chains and so links to the mouth of Uilderbrond,s
run; thence up said run south O. deg's west
chains; thence north IS deg's west chains and
Is links; thence south 30 deg's west 2 chains on
point at the bend of said creek; thence south
WK degrees west chains and ninety links to the
Top OF high point; thence along ridge north N
deg's west chains; thence north 67 deg,s west
CHAINS and so links; thence north 50 dee's west
cnaLns and nifty links; thence north Is deg's
West cnalns to the ash tree near the line be-
tween said two lots where cedar 8 Inches in di
ameter bears north so deg's west II links. thence
fs nortn ozk degs west chains and fifty links:
links; thence north 73l degss West 4 'irl5 cbaias
thence north 10 deg's west chains 70 n bIacI
oaz noIsh 20 deg's west Chains and Sc links to
Mnlee OAK IA inches n diameter; thence south
O1 degrees west chains and 90 links To n bicf.
4ry north q deg's west chains and my links to
tleS = ~ Hns OF lot 126O to 3 forked white OAK
eeatlng south 90 deg's east "a chains: thence
north ls chains and 40 links 20 the place Of he
ginning, with all and singular the appurtenanees
thereto belonging II - - 20
Mo 10 De sold as the property of James II. Nj.
SDn.gs S0nsgsomery at the suit Of Joseph shallcross-
tnIrty eight dollars a 23s COL ca anu
1erms of sale-Cash in hand
n gsn 1s1a under ny hand this a4th day of March
~ r. BLAZER.
March q. Ism S. 6. G. o.
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GooD TEA.-To have a good cup
Of tea much depends on the shape
and management of the tea-pot. A
round tea pot is found to draw better
than an oval one. When you wish
to make the tea, set the tea pot
quite empty on top of the boiling
kettle (remoVing the kettle lid, in
serting the teapot, until it is thor
oughly warmed, then take equal
parts of best green and best black
tea and put into the teapot without
any water. Allow the tea to remain
ten minutes closely covered and all
the time on top of the kettle; then
pour on the tea tablespoonful of
boiling water; in two minutes add
very little more boiling water. In five
minutes fill up the tea pot, and you
have first-rate cup of fragrant tea.
OLIVE PLANT.
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LIME FOR PLUMs.-A writer in the
Rural New Yorker says: Having
some plum trees that blossomed ev-
cry year for several years but did
not bear, year ago last fall 1 put
quart or so of lime on the ground
around all except two, which l left
on purpose to see if they would bear
as well. These two were at the end
of the rows. The soil is gravelly,
with soft water quite near, and l in
ferred that the soil did not contain
enough lime to form the pit of the
plum. Results: All the trees that
had the lime put around them bore
q good crop OF plums last fall; those
that were left without the lime bios
somed as full as the others, but did
not bear dozen plums. l thought
1 was well paid for the lime. 1 had
not time to whitewash the bodies OF
them in the spring, or should have
done that also.
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Sherif's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Gallia County, -.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
ID Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Gallia. in certain case therein pend
ing, wherein Joha Wiley is plaintiff, and Alex
ander Wiley and others are defendants, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, at the door Of the Court House, in the City
Of Gallipolis, in said county Of Gallia, on the
2eth day Of April q. d. 1870, at one O'Clock D. N
of said day the following real estate, situate in
said county of Gallia and State of Ohio, to-wit:
One hundred acre lot number five hundred and
thirty two (532.) in section number thirty CO.
township number two a. of range number four
teen (14,) in the Ohio C0mpanny's purchase; and
also, seven acres in the northeast corner Of lot
number three (3) in section number twenty nine
l29,) township number two e. in range number
fourteen (i4) be the same seven acres more or
less, together with the appurtenances unto each
OF said tracts belonging. Subject to the dover
Oa s,..s. fn9ebe Wiley, as therein assigned. Ap-
pT1ised Subject 20 said dower,) at $500.
ieIms OF sale-One- third cash in hand one
snlIu IN one year, and third in two years
from aay Of sale, with interest from date: de-
tsrrea ts.a payments to be secured by mortgage on
Given mn under my hand this oath day Of March,
R. BLAZER,
March 50, 1870. =. y.
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Sherifs Sale.
State of Ohio, Gallia Countv. So

March so, 1870.
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Groceries!

FOR FAMILY USE Complete
Stock of first-elass al ticl.s are to be
und at d. S. FORp'S.
Jan. 90, 10.
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March "a. Is
Residence for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale a.
Southwest half of City lot No. s;.t ses
two, IN Gallipolis, Ohio, and the dweIl,Ss
house and improvements thereon.
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD
5s5r to D. B. HEBARD, Esq.
Eeh. q. 1870.
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farnrers 9epartmelrt.
cleaning House.

o,osn bedstesds thoroughly IN
Msrcb or April, with salt and water;
sat them with Persian powder
S1snuinel r or apply corrosive subli-
SSaste with feather to every crack
and crevice, and you will not be
haunted by vermin. In cleaning
closets, first remove everything
from them, and hang the clothing
out to air. Sweep, dust and scrub
them well; FL up holes, If there are
spy, with mixture of chloride of
lime and putty, dust Persian powder
upon all the lodges and into the in
terstices, and you will be free of
reaches, moths and bugs for the
summer.
In cleaning rooms the same rule
applies. Clean well, fill up holes
and crevices, dust powder round the
ledges, and moths and mice will dis
appear or take refuge in the cellar,
whence q good cat or a little chic
ride oflime fused dry J will soon dis
lodge them. There is no need for
any house to be troubled at all with
vermin. The proper means and a
little care at the right time will pre-
vent infinite annoyances afterward,
and much destruction of property.
Remember, soap should never be
used upon grained wood; cold tea
cleans it best of anything.
Never iron lace window curtains,
and be careful not to make them
blue with indigo. Stretch them up
on 3 mattrass to dry, pinning down
carefully the extreme edge of every
point or scollop.
In starching clothes, mix raw
starch with water and pour boiling
water upon it, but do not boil the
starch. 1t will take about half the
usual quantity. Stir it round with
little end of spermaceti candle to
make it iron glossy.-Demorest.
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PRICE LIST:
n,,o1O o1pATLY RFDJrCFn

PRICE LIST:
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
oOLONG, [Blaek,l 80, LOO, l25, Las per
pound.
MIXED. [Green and Biack,l 80, LOS, 100 per
pound.
YOUNG HYSoN, [Green,l 95, LOO, 100,
30, 1.50 per pound.
IMPERIAL. [Green,l 95, 100, I.sO, 1.5O per
pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 95. 100, .a5,
l.50 per pound.
JAPAN, LOO. I. IS. IUneolOred Leaf 60 days
from Japan, l40.1
GUNP0WDER, l.2O, LAS. l6O, LIS per
pound.
All our Teas are warranted to give satisfac-
tion, or they can be returned. and money re-
funded Consumers can make positive
saving from so to IS cents per pound by FUR
chasing cur Teas.
and particulars.
Oct. 2Sj 1863.
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SEEDS.
SheriFs Sale.
Sac Of oaio, Gallia Csunta, ..

A's1et ~ 0sstSS Oestt1 OS1HAy3 80
DURSUANT to the command OF an order of sale
[ issued by the Court of Common Pleas, with
in and for the county of Gallia and State OF
Ohio, and to me directed, I will offer for sale at
the door of the Court House, In the city OF Gal
lipolis, in said county of Gfillia at one O'Clock
p. m, on the I'd day OF May, d. lS70 the follow
ing lands and tenements, bounded and described
as Follows, to-wit:
City lot No. one hundred and thirty -four, on
the recorded plat of the city Of Gallipols. in said
county Of Gallia, and State Of Ohio; appraised at
$S6O000.
Also, part and parcel Of city lot in said city
of Gallipolis, numbered one hundred and forty.
three on the recorded plat Of said city, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit:-
About thirty t3oD feet front. on from the south
west or lower side of the front half Of said city
lot No. one hundred and forty three, and front
ing that width on third street, in said city, and
running back the same width one-half the depth
Of said lot; that is to say all of said lot on said
south side not decided to the Baptist Church.
with all and singular the sprurtenances thereto
belonging. Appraised at $4,000.
To be sold us the property Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. at the suit Of Charles Henking
Terms Of sale-Cash in hand
Given under my hand this 3Sst day OF April,
4. d. 1919.
z. BLAZER,
sc CO.
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To Conssaralers.

II ARD OIL, CARBON OIL, DO, tsgether
IL With general assortment Of Family
Groceries. For sale by
D.S. F0RD,
Red Barrel
Jan. 20. 1870.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21
OYSTERS

by the can and half can-of the best quakty.
and warranted to be fresh.
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all KINDS want
ed, for which the highest market pFiee will
ee paid. G. SEN0N.
Jan. 20, IS7O.-Ix.