Gallipolis Journal from Gallipolis, Ohio • Page 4

A the political camprfgn. of 18C5 has closed, we purpose opening our agricultural column the -discussion of such subjects, as directly interest the farmers of old Gallia. At the present time, tie most important, is the manufacture of Sorghum syrup. The crop of cane this year is very large, and the yield of, syrup will be enormous. It is estimated that the surplus product will fully equal the amount consumed in the county.

This will go far toward. op the deficiency in tho wheat crop, and enable many of our farmers to turn a short corner in financial affairs, with out difficulty. The apparatus and machinery for grinding the cane and evaporating the juice, that are now in use, enable the manufacturer to produce a very superior article oT syrup at a greatly reduced price. There is no doubt, still much room for the improvement in this department, in the bay of constructing suitable buildings for the machinery, and sheds for storing the cane. These are matters which will be attended to in season, as the business of manufacturing becomes establish ed at certain points most convenient to the farmers who raise The cane.

We expect in a year or two to find a factory of this description in every township, as flouring mills are now Wheu this is the case, the manufac turer who makes the best article at the lowest rates, will of course obtain the custom. Several are now in operation in various parts of the county, that will be greatly enlarged, nest season. Mr. Charles Clendenin designs erecting one on his farm near Gallipolis, that will be capable of manufacturing all the cane raised in the vicinity. He is now manufacturing a very superior article of syrup, at the rate of CO gallons per day.

It sells read-ily at 75 cents per gallon. Mr. E. Waddle of Perry township has a still more extensive establish iuent, but have no report from him as yet, relating to Lis success. The fine weather we have had for two weeks past, is very, favorable to the tutting and hauling the cane.

For the curing of the blades and tops asJ an article of fodder, it. is as fine as could be desired. Every farmer 6hould save as much of 'he latter as practicable, inasmuch as both hay and straw this year have been greatly injured by rain. Farmers who have tested the value of the lops as .1 a 1 auou ior worses, 6ueep or cattle, rate them as fully equal to oats in sheaf. The blades are fully equal to corn blades, and as they must of necessity b3 removed, why not' cure them at ouce.

are anxious to have all the information we can get on this subject placed before our readers. Sorghum is certain to be one of the staple products of Gallia county. It is the interest of all her citizens to make it so. For this purpose every farmer should post himself on the essential points of raising a-gooii crop. This season will prov a great many theories on the subject false, and affirm many to be true, that were doubted.

who obtain light on it impart to others. Our columns are open to all persons. Short articles on any thing pertaining to it are re tpectfully solicited. Worth Knowing. A j'oung lady, while in the country, some 3-ears ago, stepped on a rusty nail, which ran through her shoe and foot The in-flamation and pain was, of course, very great, and lockjaw apprehend id.

A friend of th family recommended the application of a beet, taken fresh from the garden and pounded fine, to the wound. It was done and the effect was beneficial. Soon the iufiamaticn began to sub side, and keeping on the crushed beet, anri changing it for a fresh one as its virtue become impaired, a speedy cure was effected. Simple Dct eflectual remedies like this, should be known to everyone. JEST That most Venerable of the sachems of Tammany Hall, Elijah F.

Purdy, in a letter to TAe Xew York Leader gives, the diagnosis of the democratic ailment so that every-. body can see just what's the matter JIo says: 'What tli democratic party chiefly needs is power. It is a. very thank less and cheerless office to be confined 'to-tbe-busifresa fsfetYiing -outside of the farm lence and finding fault with those who are in possession of the house, jtnd grounds, fruit and orchards7 cattle', stock pork and provisions: 3 Voinny-tallr more sense, "kriowmore moral law tie more fluent in argument, and have the most solid conviction of your own wisdom, personal elevation, and abstract right, but if jou can't get in and get the other fellows out, it is all vanity and! Vexation of An army surge9n in Arkansas tried to Lire a young barelooted, coatless native as an errand boy. The astonished lad exclaimed "Work! Why, I can't lrork: I'm white!" FOR SALE.

I Country Residence for Sale near GaliIiolis, two Bile from be Square. 1 I Pmf RaWtCcniw fnfvinnlr knows the Biehard fiaadal Farm) ob the Kill ereek rod. The Farm contains one hundred and nineteen acre of rich lend suitably divided into plow, meadow, and pasture, well supplied with good spring and branch water for Htoek. Plenty of Wood for the Firm. The lull Und it underlaid with good Coal which aelle readily at Gallipolie.

There ia one bank in raod working order, vein abont two feet thick. A thrifty yonng orchard of choice Apple, reacdj ana rear trees in ueanng. Small Finite of every variety, about half an acre of Vineyard fire years old. The buildings are a well finished brick dwelling of six room and hall, ten feet wide. extending from front to back ehambtr the whole lize of the house, two -good cellars, well of good water.

Large log barn, and outbuildings. Also on the premises three log tenant bouses which now rent for ten dollars per month. Title indisputable. Enquire of MRS. C.

CONNOR, on the premises, Of AKKAN corner of j.111 Creek and Roads Aug. 24, 1665 tf. For Sale. 75,000 White Pine Shingles, best ever brought to this Jtsrtet. W.

a HAYWARB. Comet Third, ud State Streets, Aug. 24, 1865. For Sale. 85.000 hard BRICK 30.000 PALE BRICK.

For Sale in quantities to suit purchasers. R. H. FARRANT. Corner of Mill ereek and Hirer roads.

Aug 24, 1865. tt For Sale. FIVE acres of choice land on the Mil creek road, within half a mile of Galli polis. A small frame dwelling House, about 50 Rome Beauty Apple Trees 1U year oii. and a number of Peach and Cherry Trees are on the premises.

The soil is a rich sandy land, and well adapted to market gardening. Fop a nriratfi residence, the situation is su perior to any near Gallipolis, being derated, overlooking the Ohio river, and affording one of the finest news in me county rosscssioo riven at anv time. Enquire at the Journal Office. Aug. 17,1665.

For Sale. DESIRABLE Residence, situated on the corner of Mill Creek and Hirer Roads. Consistinir of about 2 ii acres of prime land well stocked with choice fruit, Apples. Pears, Peaches. Plums.

Cherries, and Uuiuce, Cur rent. Gooseberries, Strawberries, Ac The buildings are a good two story Frame House of four rooms with frame addition. for kitchen and bed-room, Cellar and Cistern, Frame Stable, Corn Cnb Sheds, Ac. Also joining the above, a choice building lot of about one acre, on which is twenty larcre apple trees 'which will produee this year about Seventy barrels of apples. En quire ot it.

a. i i Aug. 10, 1865. tf. For Sale.

A LOT in Gallipolis on the corner of Fourth and Cedar streets, one of the best building locations in town. An excellent well on it. and rock foundation for a building 70 by 30 would be a capital location for a manufactory of any kind using steam power. Possession given at any time. Title indisputable.

Terms csh. R. L. STEWART. March, 2.

1665. For Sale. XTrU miles below Gallipolis, having a front on the river of from half to three fourths of a mile and good steamboat landing. At the terminus of the Chillieothe road on the Ohio and junction of the Chillieothe and Gallipolis and rortsmodtn roads; anording to an enterprising man who wishes to engage in the produce, ramoer, lor mercantile Business, as desirable a situation as any on the river. About fifty or sixty acres are in euluvation, and I would be glad if any one desirous of purchasing would see the fall crop.

Payment will be made easy. Terms will be made known on application to J. SHALLCROSS. Gallipolis, Ohio, Or to Isaac Jeffers, on the premises. Jan.

12. 1665. tf. For Sale. PMVF Acr.a of Land on the Ohio river at Rankin's Poiut, Gallia county Ohio, on which ia a steam Saw Mill and a small Dwelling.

For terms Ac inquire of HIRAM RANKIN', or AS. H. GUTHRIE. June, 22. 1865.

3n. JOSEPH M. YANDEX VITCULD respectfully inform bis old eus-y tomers and as many new ones as may favor him with their pauonsge, that he is now prepared to execute all orders in the Wagon making and Blacksmith line, bis old stand, recently known aa a Government Shop, on Front street. Repairing done on short notice. July 6,1 665.

tf. MPS 'SEW STORE FOE Great Bargains IN STAPLE AND FANCY Hry Goods READY-MADE CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS, I have lately opened on the I PUBLIC SQUARE. One 'door below Shobcr-a A lares assortment of Staple and Fanev Dre Goods, 'Piece Goods, Motions Ae, bought during the Panie. and which I will sella! very low rates. i Aiso a well selected 8tock of IT ew and Fashionable READY-MADE CLOTHING, which 1 will sell very cheap.

Look to vour own interest, oy giving me a call, before purchasing elsewhere. charge for showing Goods. M. May, 4. 1865, tf.

tfotire. THE UadTsignsd has been dnly appointed Administrator o'f the estate of Andrew J. Rnseell lata of Gallia county Ohio de ceased. Sept. SI, 1865.

DAVID McJTISTEN. ANOTHER GALL -VOLUNTEERS WANTED Tolray-Cbeap Gooods of IaaAC Cook, On the North-East eorner oXTUIKDandCEDAB STBESTSj I AM prepared to accommodate the public with any quantity of cheap Groceries, as ehea ss they eaa be bought ia tow a for Cash or Prodnea. My stock constats in part of 80grt 1 Molasses. Soap, German, and Fancy. Starch, Candy aaet'd.

Tobaeao. i Cigars, Spices of all kinds. Break and Cakes, Flour." Soda and Butter Crackers, Bacon, and Lard, .11 Tubs and Wash boards. Buckets, Carbon Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Glass Ware, School Rooks, Boots, and Shoes, all kinds and sisea. Note and Letter Paper.

All the abore Goods, hare beea bought for Cash, and I will sell them as cheap as any other house in town Wholesale Grocers not excepted. Don't forget. Aorta East corner Third and Cedar streets. ISAAC COOK. March, 2, 1865.

Always on Hand, ALMONDS, BRAZILS, PEA-NUTS, FILBERTS. HI SIX 8, COVE OYSTERS CANDIES, GUM DROPS, CHEWING WAT, BUTTER-SCOTCH, FRENCH KISSES. COMMON KISSES CANNED PEACHES, CANNED TOMATOES, CANNED CORN, CANNED PEAS, BRANDY PEACHES ASSORTED JELLIES. SARDINES, CATSUP, PEPPER SAUCE, LEMON ETRACT WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, VANILLA EXTRACT. At wholesale and retail, by C.s A.

HENXI5G. i i COUNTRY MERCHANTS, 0 OK HERE! CAN SELL you Undershirts, Orershirts, J. Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties, Cravats. Comforts, Carpet Sacks, Ac, as low as any house ia this glorious Union. My stock in this fin for wholesale trade only, consists of 100 dozen Traveling Shirts Flannels and Cassitners of all colors.

100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers. 40 Suspenders assorted. 20 Gloves assorted. 20 Ties and Comforts assorted. 20 Traveling Bags, ie.

I wish to do a jobbing trade, and pledge myself to sell lower than any bouse on the river. Why go abroad, wben you can do better at home. Patronize your home institutions 1 Call and see me, for here is the place to get the worth of your money. Learn my prices before purchasing elsewhere, and aee too, for yourselves, that there is no "nice gassing, but stubborn facts. oem- MOSES FRANK.

TRAVELERS ISSURAIVCE COMAINY OF HARTFORD, CAP1T 1500,000 INSURES AGAINST AC I ENT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES For Five Hundred Dollars, with $3 per week eompensati. can be had for '3 ier annum. or any otbersnm between $500 and at proiortionate rates. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM Secures a Policy for X5.000 or ft25 nr compensation or all and every description of accident traveling nr otherwise under General Accident folicy, at original rates.

FIFTY DOLLARS PREMIUM. Secures a full Policy for $10,000 or $50 per wees compensation, as above. FOREIGN RISKS. Policies issued rot Foreiea. West Ind and California.

TraveL Rates eaa be learned by application to the Office or Agencies. SHORT TIME TICKETS. This Company's Insurance Tickets for one or thirty days' travel may be purchased at many of the Railway or General Ticket Offices and Hotels. Ten cents will boy a ticket for one day's travel, insuring $3,000. or $15 weekly compensation.

1 icket Policies n.av be had for 3, 6 and 12 nxnths, in the same manner. Hazardous Risks taken at Hazardous atea Bo Medical Examination required. written bth Company's Agenta. Policies issued for $10,000 and for fire years. Directors.

Gcsrlvua F. Darn, W. CaLLzsDza, Jaa. L. Howaed, -Geo.

W. Mooaz, Mabshau Ewkizeb Roitzra, Thomas Bzikx af, Jr. Cm tit -Wnm. -(Ooaazxiua Ukwix, Uvan nABaisoir, Gsoaoz 8. Gajua, Joatsa B.

Bcucz. J. O. PATTERSON, Pres Bonrrr Dzxtna, See'y. tLi- 8TEW ART, Agent, Gallipolis Ohio.

May, 1865. mi mum iwwmmi Coaptaanoa or Tat Mammoth Takxzz-m or Gaixitous- Buckie Awouaaic; Having Takhzzt owned Weil A Overman, announce to their friends and the Public generally, that they are prepared to carry on the business more extensively man at any tune Heretofore. 200 Cords of Bark Wanted immediately, for which the highest market price in easb will be paid Cash advanced oa eon tracts for Babs. HIDES bS KINS Wanted in any quantity. The' highest market price in Cass paid fur then.

Fanners, Batchers, and all' inU-i eated give us a call if you hare anv thing in our line to sell. Meh. 10, M. BUCKLE A UHR10. ED.WARD SKEES i 4 door West of the Natioaal Hotel an Grape street, between 3d ad)th, --r-J-- Gallipolia, I v- ft rpHjl aoberioefhavg.

nnrohased- this ward, would respectfully inform these rs- I airing his services, that he ia prepared to urnish on the shortest notiee METALLICCASKETS BURIAL CASES. As' an USDEBTAKER, he feels that ha has bo auperior in thia section, and ia in constant reeeiptof the moat durable Caskets and Cases. Those preferring Cherry or Walnut Coffins, may be accommodated, aa I keep an assortment constantly on band. I bare purchased a fine New Hearse, and am prepared to' attend funerals on the shortest notioe, either in tows or country. Orders lt at the Furniture Store of S.

Hay ward A Son. at my shop, will receive attention. EDWARD SKEES. Jan. 19, 1865.

JOHN A MOORE, PHOTOGRAPHIST, in third etory of Fenner's Building, Public square. GALLIPOLIS. HAYING provided himself with a Camera of immense power, he ia enabled to take single pictures greatly enlarged, and groups also. If you want a fine picture, life-like, and of a larger size than can be made in any other Gallery ia town, call at the To lilt IIA1.L GALLERY. And get not only the worth of yoar money but entire satisfaction, jiept.

29. 1864 tiQuVa AND PROVISION STORE. I HAYS opened in the bnck bnilding known as Warth's eoi ner, on the Public Square, in Gallipolis, a large and extensive assortment of GROCERIES of every description, either for private families, or Steamboats. In this line I defy competition, both as to quality and prices. The choicest assortment of Teas, Cofiee, Suear, Rice, Molasses, Cheese, Bacon, Ac.

always on band. of every description, quality and price. (J id five vtbisky, wmcn warrant pure under affidavit, of the finest flavor. Brandies, Gin, Rum, Wines of all description, and all kinds of made liquors aa Ginger Brandy and nf: Dl Lk L. Wine, Blackberry Brandy, Ac Cocxtrt DZALias will do well to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.

can and will, to cash or snort time buyers, offer such inducements aa no other establishment in the county can afford Stzamboat-mzii will find amonirat mv stock everything required for their tablet or oars, at Cincinnati prices. Pbivatb rAMiLin can be supplied with everything they may need for daily use. and all articles in this line are selected with the greatest care aad warranted pure, fresh, and unadulterated. Call in at the eorner of Cowrt and Seeocr streets, on the south side of the Public Squart in Gallipolis, if you want the worth of you money. E.

S. MENAGEK Jan. 1.1865 MILLINEKY TTE beg leave to inform the public gener- ally, that we hare now in store a large and choice assortment of Millinery and Straw Goods Coosinting in part, of BONNETS AND TRIMINGS RIBBONS. SILKS, oL'K ANDCOL'D english creps. blond laces, NETS.

ILLUSIONS a MA LINES. FINE FRENCH FLOWERS. JET BUGoE A STRAW ORNAMENTS FRINGES, STRAW BONNETS, HATS, FRAMES Ac, Ac. To which we will make new additions daily ol all the novilties i'l the season. Having taken particular pains in theselee lion of our Stock, which ia lareer than any we have ever yet offered, you will find it as aesiraule as that of any otner House, and you will find it to your interest to call an.J examine our Stock, and prices before chasing else-where.

Ixiuntry Mil.inery will nnd it to their in- rerest to give us a call, i MRS J.HOWELL. Court Street between Second and Third. April 6. 1B65. FLU UK.

4 full supply of choice family, extra fam liy, and Kopernne rlour, constantly hand and fur tale by the barrel or retail by C. A A. HEN KING. Kanawha Coal. I am now prepared to furnish my old, and as msny new customers aa may aee fit to send me uieir oraers, wiu a nrst-raie article oi Kanawha Coal, free from slate or dirt and making a lively bright fire.

Orders left at tue woan-ooai or given to me in person win tie promptly ailed. JOHN FULTZ, Jan. IS, 1865. tf Cheap Coal at the Wharf. I have a fine lot of Supenjr Coal at the land ing which I will furnish to the citizens of this City at 15 eta per bushel delivered.

Feb. 23. 1865. ill els. per Bushel, AM now prepared to furnish the citizens of uanipolis wita Brat rata screes ra iwai at 1 1 eenta per.

bushel delivered. All orders left at toe enure ol i. uooz, a. v. Thorn paon and T.

G. Hern, or at my resi dence, eorner of Mill ereek and River road. will be promptly filled at the above rates. n. n.

rAAAAD i April, 13, HOWARD ASSOCIATION- i PHILADELPHIA PA. DISEASES of the Urinary'and Sexual tJ Systems new and reliable treatment Also the Bridal Chauber, an Essay of Wsro ng an In-nruetion. sent in sealed envelope. in ol ebaryif. Ad'iress Or bKILLIN ON, Howard AsuwiaUon, No.

booth Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. Jury 14,1 WS. tf. ffEBSjlgJitfJaiua.AlI. BANK GAL L1TO Is 1 8.

OF THE UNITED STATES. EDWARD DELETOMBI -TT--J -Paasjsorr. J. D. THOMPSON.

VlCB PaXSIDZJTT GEO. W. JACKSON. Capital Stock, $100,000. DuiotObs: Enwaan Dilztomsb, I Rosxzt Blacz, Rzcbzk ALzsaiax, I L.

Pzaar, bompboh) Df 3- CBaiUT. Gailiroua, Dee. 7th i IP63. The organization of this Bask, under the National Banking Law, has beee completed, and it is cow ready to do a Qkskbal Bum-mo am Ezra Axes, Btsijzss. Collections promptly attended and remitted ob reasoa-able rates.

Boys Gold, Silver, U. S. Bonds, Coupons and Government securities of all kinds. Bank open from 10 A M.to 3 P. M.

Hzuzms's BciiBi.io, Ur Stsibs. GEO. W. JACKSON, Cashier. Jan.

1.1 65 Tiimi Casa. Faicn 5n Ford, Calohan MANUFACTURERS CF DDORS.SASH BL NDS 15 Flooring, Planed Eotigh Lnr-ber, Yindow Frames, Mantles, Sloul-dings, Ac. foot" of Thinl fetreet, Gallipolis, O. stoves a'litl 'I'iu-ware Alwavs OX HAND AXD FOR ulhl Ia the room formerly occupied by Jiha Smithers, on the abbe GaHhpohv, Ohio. Tailor, Heating.

a4 -f i Cookinj: Stoves. Of the meet approved patterns, which he will sell ss low for cash as can be benght ia this market. Also a large- assoruaeat of i Tin-ware, Of his owb manufacture, with which eovarry nMrchaam will be ih-d at Crneiunati prices. Also, Japanned Ware, Brass Kettles, Sad Iron, Chain Pump and Fixtures, Hollow- j. Such as Spouting.

Tin imfing, and all kinds ot repairing, done on short notice. 70ld Copper, Brass, Pewter and Jren, taken in exchange. CHARLES P. FISHER. Sept.

26, 1S64. iStmt. Stores. Sheet Gum racling, assorted see. Square Hemp Packing Tarn.

Cotton Packaw Yarn. Signal LanVffiT. Globe Pear Deck BuckeU Water Scrubbing Brushes Scrub Brooms. Coal Shovels Canvas. I 1 1 Hatchets.

i Axea. Screw Wrenches. Fire Brick. Fire i i Oakum. I er Rope.

BURore. Cotton Rope. i Manilla Rope, all sizes. Wrought and Cut Spikes, all sizes Clinch and Cut Nails, all sizes. Fur sale bv, A A.

HENKING. t'lgnr Tobacco. FULL assortment of Foreign A Domestic Cigar, coin prising many lavorite llrsnds. Alaoaiaive sUick or lotwcco, eml racing Caviodish oldttvle, Poand Lump, bright and dark, Ills sweet, in caddies, half pounds, in caddies dark, Fik and Panaukr Tobacco. Fine cut chewing in Bbls, PaiM-r and Tin Foil.

AUo smoking Tobacco in erery style at the City Grocery, corner ol Court and Third DS. FORD A BRO. Feb. 16. 1P65 Provisions.

sUGAR Cured Hams. Plain Hams, Bacon Shoulders and Sides. Dried Reef, Uilognas D. S. FORD, A BRO.

Feb. 16. Ibfi5. Knntlcrli'M. AlASQN'S.

Burtlett's. and Shoe 1TJ. Blacking, Brushes and Bmni. lie.l rd and Cordafe, BuckeU, 7 and Wish boards, Clothes, Market, andllickory Itasketa, Powder, Caps, and Lead, with a g-nersl as sortment ot goods in our line, "slways on hand-" Call at the City Grocery, eorner of Caurtaud Third strdei. 17 U.S.

0RD4BH0. 1863. iTIACKCKEL. 1865. a a A ('IfFR futf auivtffi.nl an k.l.

1U half barrels, quarter-barrels, and kitta. Also, Cod-fish, Herrines, Ae for sale low. by U. S. FORD A BKO.

Cigar and Tobacco. A full assortment of foreign and domestic eigars; also a large'etoelt of tobacco, comprising in part the following varieties: 1U coxes old style tiavendish, 10 Pound Lump, laigfit aad 10 8's, sweet; 20 Caddies, half-pounds, dark; 10 small square 10 Fig tobacco; ji, 10 Pan Cake Tobacco. Also, smoking tobacco in barrels and aa. pen; fine cut chewing tobacco in. foil.

All of which we offer to the trade at satisfactory Prices. C. A A. HENKING. 1 Gallipolis Steam Bakery.

THE subserib has madaarrangemeata with J. W. Finch Esa a nraatieal bakertatake eharge ot his Steam Bakery in Gallipolis with the intention of making it a first class establishment, where evervthiua in the bread line. such aa soft tread, ca kes and eras kera of eyery kind may he procured at reasonable prices. For the present the sales room will be in my Wire bouse the Square.

rd-rs f.rr any thing in the baking line at wtioU's'e or re' ail til.ed in short notice. W. H. LANGLEY- June, 15, tf. Family '-Orocery, f'r a n-D' TRbnsiun --'x Wm.

H1 Billings, Coaanas; THIRD md JDSAPS STREETS, -7 OppoaU ta "3 avierai. lioru. TTAYX asar fcaad, larca and Tttti- iJL leeted stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, gt sad Soaestia fruits, Grvnad Spices, (waitBBtcd pure.) Orleans, Crnahed, GraBWaWA, Codea, aad Pulvariaed SBgara, Surupa. N. O.

Mshesea, Mackerel aad Salt Fish, and Oki GovarnuMBt Java Coffee. Havuig pufehased my stock sWaasfc, am cabled ta-aeB for eash.boU waclesaW aad retail aa low as any other hoaae. By strict attention to business, sod small profiu, I hope to merit a ahars af psbli paV ronage. ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE Wsoted, for which tb highest parket prios be paid. BILLINGS Aag.

1L1864 FI.E ART GALLERY, 0TER -DISPATCH rnblic Square, Gallipolis. miv 4. sarpaKsed. PHOTOGRAPHS. AMBROTTPES, MELAINOTTPES.

SFHEBEOTTPESk IVORTTIPES, Pot up in the most unique and aasurpaesed style of the art, and upon as iummsu liana. Aa Shey eaa be bad ia the y. Haviag a taree SIDE AND SKT-LIOHT COSBiNED, We are enabled to make pietares equally as well in all kinds of weather. tirParticnUr atteatina is ao civeu to OIL AJ WATER COLOR PAINTING, Such as Portraits. Landscapes, Miniatures on vary and Deeoratire Designs: Likenesses tiaaafeTrcd trim Dsguerreotypes Aaabratypea, vpea, Ae to canvass the size of life fulrt aa nwl as if taken fi Rfe SHFPARS May 2v li.

A HANAl. RE-OPENING or- BEGMHR'S 010 STAND j. II. "iV I DEALEX YS CIGARS AND TOBACCO. KUKNISH7NS tiODUS 4c.

ALSO A large and well selected Slrek of reaIy made CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS. All Goods bonght after the panic commenced nd will be solJ at a small pmiH aa qatck an pracCicaMe. April. 13. MvHMSHEIWHBt BRO- HAVE just received an2 art? flow opening at their atore room.

CORNER OF SECOND AND CEi'UR STREETS, AND AT THE OLD STAND ON CO RT STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO. A LARGS AMD WELL SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOOD Cloth, Casiroeres. Calicoes, Muslin. Delaines, Alpacas awl Fine Dress Gods of every descoiption, equal to any other Store in town, which they win sell as low as tne lowest. Heady Made Clothing, Of every style and variety, made ia the best and most fashionable style.

Also Hats, Cape, Gloves. Hosiery, Crsvata, the whole comprising aa good a stock of Fornishine Goods as can be found in town, all of which will be sold st the lowest rates. Also, Groceries, of every kiad as Coffee Sugar, 1 ea, Kiee, Tobacco, Ac. Fresh and as cheap aa eaa be had at any Grocery Stoieintown. every umg usually Kept in a general store will be found, astheir rooms, ana the public ere-invited-to eall and examine their stock and prices before purebssing eisew All kindeof Country Produee taken inez- cuange for gooaa.

or easb paid for it in any quantity, ana at the bnrbeat pnaea. farmers wul do well to give use call. a.EMSUlMK VHU. Ji. 5flf, 1865.

tt; i Oats. AM pavog lite highest markit price in eauih f.ie Oats delivered tt mr brueerv. on the' earner of Third and Ce lar Street Aug. 17.1865. IVotlce.

fpHIS to notify the puMi that my wife -a Mahala Jane, has left my bed and board without cause or provocation All persons uWbn notified cot to harbor or trust heron my account as I will pay no debts of her contracting. j0HS LAWLESS 8ept. 14, Clover Timothy Seed. jO LOVER A Timothy seed just received, and for sale by D.S. FOR BRO.

Feb Straton's CELEBRATED Yeast Compoaad. the very beat article for Family baking ever invented, for ssl by 4 A. EENKIN0. I and by GEPPERT TtTEOLESALS: and Ratsnlr Dsarriia Uoecnaware. Giaeawarev- Jtpaa a BrHtaaia Wares, Table CVdeTf' Carhrt Oil A4 i.iJo jic COffRT STREET.

BfTWEnr SS06S9- AND THIRD BTKETRi We art BOW ofibfing polis aa4 vieinky, the largest sad' akost rz- tensiys assortment of baa China; IronataatA and Common Qcwnswars, 'ersr eoi tai than Bfiet. Qlasaware, cut, pressed and hlowa, af arary lrindvitrte aad Uia. liM wav caaovt be beau Jasanaad and Brittaaia ware of rich a4 rare styler, that cannot (ail to please. Table Cutlerf, and arnknre of rrery kin ud price. Lamp shade wickr, barnara, aad, every thins; neeessary to repair old laarpa uarooa ou of tat Deat quality always aa naatev Families ssnBl id with rrtrt thia it aari has, a aa low prices aa Iba same eaa PBI' chased ia Cinobrna Hotels, will find la oar honaa erarratiiaf required furaish tbair tables.

bars, or obamx bers in the best style, aad wa warrant prise' to suit the times. 8 team boats, furnished with eompkta acta' of table ware, at eity prices. Country Merchants eaa do as wcH by ehaeiag from us, their supply ia the eity and save freight. ArrfBrther-injoss mens to iraoe wk aav wiu taaw aa sx- Grocery Store aa the Public Sqs Ladies are invited to call aad look ever acf splendid stock of China and Parian marble' urn amenta. No eharge for exhibiting aw stock.

GEPPERT APETRAT: Jan. Sth, 1865. tf. Pnre Rye ThlCy. BBLS.

Superior Rya Whisky ia storar r) winch wa warrant strictly pure, nndet aSdayit before any Magistrata Fsaiaby kw Barrel or 6atfca by a' A' A. BENKim 1865. TroTisIons. I863 Sugar Cured Bams, Plain Bacon Hama, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Bacon Sides, English BreakCMt Baeea AL30 Salted Fortf. DwedBeef.

Bologsas, aa Ytrr 9 ia apantitk to sait, by 0. a A. HENKlNOi Feb 9, 1WS. Teae 'ri cNi V.I an P0W3ER. Imperial.

Young Hysctr end Oolur.g less, in half eh rots, rallies any quantity. D. S. OKI) A BlvO. m.

frank; WHOLESALE AND Retai! Ciotliiei- DEALKK IN CL0THSr CASSIAIERES, AND CtffltlcniCTi's Fnriliiii GOODS, FRANKS' CLOTHING EMPORW3T, ox cocit anzrr, 4 poots raoa tbb risua eavAztv am now receiving dirwt Iron New 1 York, autl have rcarljr for a)e aS the above named place, the largeeU and moet extensive assortment of' CLOTHIERS' GOODS ever ottered in this country. 1 GENTLEMEN Can find in my tioose, Cloths. Caesisiereai pluin sad fancy, Silk aad Cashmere Testings, Satinettp, Jeans, and erery deecriptiea af goods for FALL AND WJSTEB KEAR. 1 1 the seleetioa of my stuck, I have availed! the aid of the best judges of goad. aa style and quality, and guarantee every articU aol-' by to be ss represented.

COV.NTRT MERCHANTS Snpplied a.Hh everjthing ia ay line at a small adranca. on iaatera rate. Both of eastern make and n-T0. "nfM" ture, always on band in mexu tible quantities. aai 4 every variety inJ this line I defy competition either a of Gallipolis.

CUSTOMERS Who may desire goad aba aad superior goV re invited lo calf aad exaawne my stock ba fore purchasing elsewlarM. I employ none but feet skua mechanics, and warrant all work in this line ezaetly suit the lasts snd comfort of the purehaana. Every isidaaeraent ottered to cash or abort-time buyers. Nae othesa seed apply uaiil after the war. Those who-wish to study economy, and ah the same time roe aee gaanenta unsunpassedl in eomtest aad neatness of o.

a well aaatyla anddnrability, will aot tail to sail at Uia-new three story baJdisg af MOSES FRANK 1. 186. -r. CHAS. SA2TDEES, MANUFACTURER OF Tin Sheet-lxon-area DELTOMB BUILDING 0a Second itreet, BELOW, PUBLIC PCJJJARE.

GALLIPOLIS, p. -rriN WARE and Sheet-Iron Ware, alwaya on band, and soid at retail or by. whole sale. Country merchants will do well to aire him a ealL All kinds of. Tia-spoutiue and roofing dune on short notice.

Old Copper, Brass, aad Pewter, lakaa ia ezebange. All work warranted to ae aa repreaentew. CHARLES SANDERS. March 31. 1864.

Wheelbarrows! Wheel- WO dozen just received, and tor sale bj a A A. HENKING-. 1 ISfl.l. TTlackerel. ISttffv JUST received from the East.

a fresh- la, voice of latest oatch Macfarciof allsizea, all numbers, ia barrels, and krtU; Alio. Herrings ia barrels and bezel. Codfish, eta. for sala A A- 4UwULU-tU..