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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-10
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Dr. j. II. ScHEycx Dear Sir:-For oyer fifteen years
Thavc been tfoubIed with asevere cough and usually
two or three lines year with more or less henor
which togetheE for the last few years has kept
nestlna in flesh and too weak to do business Of any
bendrrhage a6d according To the Judgment Of "a
good New pscihn ,IswAs ciassed as beyond the
reach of mtdicnes and advised to- be prepared 81
short notice The ply stefan nd my good fisnds said
Chat the first cold / took must prove fata Esfiy lin
cuying rooms at KoaS2 BOND STPRETl directly ofer
your office II think about the 18th fJanuary IpFo;
cured Potsls Of ySHr al@9niG syrup and copmepced
swollen and all the SYMPTOMS Of speedy death seemed
to acc0fnpany my cold tTseAt for nay former phi ys
cian and stated to him that Twas taking your me
zines, and after showing them to him. and having
ssS q then ZEN 20 take AXE 'RsY s
What told y6h hast sum tner and say the sane
now If you akeany business to close up do not put
it off, He said to other friends hathe 9 could see mo
hope for me- and my friends and relations concluded
my time had come, At this time was taking freely
81 your medicine but had not seen you The doctor
called few times and found me- tmuch TO his surprise
* said Il and could not understand why
Myrfath was increasing in yQur medicines, and had a
wish to have you examine my case, and see what you
had to say. When you first came to my room and
made the examinations you gave me but little encours
aRehent but the contrary expressed sad doubts OF
my ever being helped out Of then seeming difficult
tis second time that called, finding mestill
/ gaining Won gave me encouragement saying, Il my
| Symptoms We're Improving; the Pnlmonio syrup Sea
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills had acted like Charm
nv circulation, my cough, my Appetite all began TO
sbilnprove and cepld walk about my room little
visited me nearly every Tuesday, and found me Inn
proving and told to go out my room until the
hrst day Of May. took no Cold While under your
threat my appeti te became arst rate and you told
me to eat everything wished of nutritious nature,
and to exercise about the fgon much possible.
followed your adYieei and to the surprise Of my old
physician and friends, much better than have
been for sevetai years and breathe better than ever
expected person could with OneIng, the left being
completely dried up. feel very grateful to you, and
consider y6nr advice and edieiHes Invaluable. j,
Yours, truly II
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Hance's Epil optic Pills.

Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all kinds
lT. 4 Of constitutional Diseases.
/ DERS0NSi who are laboring under this dis
b tressing malady will find HANCES EPI-
LEIPZIG PILLS to be the only remedy ever
discovered for curing asn oil
80 Epilepsy or Falling ITS.
These Pills possess a specific action on the
nervous system ;aand although they are pre-
pared fespeciallysfor the purpose of curing
Fits, they will be found of especial benefit fer
all persons afflicted with weak nerHessor whose
nervous system has been Frustrated or shatter-
ed from any cause whatever. In chronic COM
Pdad e. o. dsSos. Of 0ns ss sgsoRv
fsentlby mail free of postage.
l1 PRICES.-r-Ye getable Extract Epileptic Pills,
So per box or two boxes for S. twelve boxes
$24. All orders must be addressed. post paid,
SETH S. HANCE,
fshfE aBaitimSfe Street, baltimore, Nd.
Jan. %, IS64E1y.
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OLD TOWN DRUG sToRE.

THE undersigned having thoroughly -
G IL renewed his stock, and laid in COM SSs 81
Iplete assortment Of ,S&sf .HEbrot .1faiEc E
DYE STUFFS,l ftS1 ,9W0d N 9ss5J !
DRUGS, GieF
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m St1fsNcK -Dear SirA bout two wears AGO was
taken with aRery troublesome cough ana pain In my
breast; seven OF eight months passed away without my
doing anything for myself Tlgn Iappliea tORphySi-
cah, who attended me for about three months without
rendering an service. also obairedth advice
and treatAient Of Physcian in OF the hospital
and alsuth Adviceahd treatment oftwO other physi
cans but aito no purpose During this long space Of
time was nearly dead several times my friends came
to see me and witness my xii into tue spirit world
I was cohhned to my bed two months at one time, Ny
breathing was exceedingly short gave up several
times all hope of getting better; and asegardtd getting
WE'LL that entirely out Of the question And 10
think this day am well and hearty! ! was advised by
some OF my friends to try Dr. ScHEAcK Medicines. /
accordingly bought bottle after bottles until reached
1tHeGinth, then Il found (scide change in nag con gh
for the BETTER suffered severely from papiaton
the heart and two weeks after commenced taking your
| medicine this difficulty ceased. ~ ~ r. n
when first went to- DR., Schencks office it was with
FdAicaity that could get upinto his reception room
was weak and so sweed: my skim was sallow as
though had the iaundce felt dull heavy and sleep
less. DR.. Schenek after me, said both my
his iedcifes in about two weeks took right hold Of
me; II seemed to right through ms whole system
fhe Iuimone syrup Sea weed fopic and Mandrake Pills
all hold in the right place The brought
away great guam Of bile and slime the Syrup oos-
ened the matter in my lungs which came of very free
fhe Sea weed Tonic gave me aappe.e andevefything
To show what great power the medicines have in pn-
rfyipg my system and to shoy how bad was diseased
beside all the bile that passed my bowels and the great
quantities Of phegin and matter expecorated broke
out large boils, that would continue gath
and run Tor about SiN Weeks, ndl mad at one time
0vertgeRtyEive bos. have nothing of the kind nov
and feel like anotherpeFson altogether can safely say
tatI have not enjoyed such health for FIVE years
do now and cannot praise you and your medicines
enough May GOdIabundantly bless and preserve you
i Is thesuceredesire Of whohas been so wonderfully
relieved through your agency and il any one desires
know with regard to the truthfuness Of this report
II they wfl call upon any Of my friends OR upon
mo. Dryden Place, near Thompson street below Cad
waader, Philadelphia, they will be perfectly satisfied
4 with the validity OF the case iIsdTsVI q I Z.
d. ef Yours, with much respect. . syaltbg lA
% MARY sCHNAIDT.o
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The above case, as described is perfectly correct.
know it to be true. Yours al TT. B. MILLER, dv
,u Pastor of Hancock NJ. L. Church.
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iSHRINER,S

R4LS44MLG COUGHHKR UP !, p
For Coughs, Colds Group, 5YAoopiag Cough
! 70 eAstama,3 Bronchitis, Spitting' Blo6d ba
ot.gs sgo Pain and sWfqkpeSs Of ,Ae.srj. ~
! go gisq9usy( Breast, Difficulty off, 8 ii IL
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n 1r0Y 9GQUT NkEKALGIA LIlAlBAGOII I
30 sTIFFr NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINS,
70 HoilACHE,9 AND "A LII RHEUMATIC AND /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The friends of the Valley Railroad IN hoch-
bridge county, Va. held meeting at Lexlng-
ton, on the lst instant After speeches from
Coleman Yellott, Esq, formerly Of Baltl
more, Hon. S. Mcdowell Moore, and MsJ.
Dorman, the sum Of $35, 100 was subscribed to
the capital stock, and committees appointed to
solicit further subscriptions. The Lexington
! Gazette believes the sum will be increased to
5000, 900 in the whole county.
Mr.. Chas. w. Butt, an attorney at law prac-
ticing 10 Norfolk, was robbed on Saturday OF
So, 1000 in grecnbacks, belonging to his clients.
Mr.. Butz had OCCASION to leave his office for q
few moments, and on returning, discovered the
robbery, and ascertained that two negroes in
his employ had lett for parts unknown The
case was submitted to couple of officers, who
arrested the accused in four hours after the
robbery occurred.
When the name of A. D. Klo!z Tas called
by the officer OF the u S. District Court in
| Richmond, the Dipatch says he failed TO make
| his appearance He was summoned 10 testify
that certain parties in Warrenton opened and
read the letters OF persons presumed to be I'M
friendly to the Confederate cause, the first year
of the war.
Col. Moore, u. S. A. who has selected tie
various sites in the South for Cemeteries Tor
the Federal dead, has determined to recon-
mend "Willis HILL" near fredericksburg, to
Gen NIegs, rs the place of intermcnt tor
| those killed in that vicinity.
There was floral procession in Winchester
on the 9th, in honor OF the memory Of the
Confederate dead. The people of Charlottes-
| vile will not surrender the remains OF Colonel
Turner Ashby. They desire them to rest where
they now lie.
There is a movement now on foot to CONSOLE
date the Norfolk and Petersburg, the South
side, and the Virginia and Tennessee Railroads
under one management, possibly that Of Gen.
Malone.
! Considerable excitement prevailed in The
tobacco market in Lynchburg last week. One
hogshcad weighing $50 pounds sold for 81 $50,
being SITS per hundred.
The notes OF The Bank Of Rockingham arc
quoted higher than any other Bank IN The
State.
Gold has been discovered on the land OF
Benjamin Smith, eight miles from Fredcrcks-
burg. .
There was 4 lively tournament held by
the colorcd people in Winchester one day last
week
The Baptist General Association Is now in
session at Richmond
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1COAnIUNICATED.


Inasmuch as the difficulty in reference to
Christ Church, has been adjusted, and as
per agreements rector, other than Dr. Wal
kor or DR.. McNIurdy, is to be called, permit
me to suggest that, in my humble judgment,
land it is backed up by the earnest desire of
large number of the former congregation, that
the vcstry need not 90 beyond the limits of our
own city to find minister, whose thorough
acquaintance with our people, eminent picty,
yea! in the "good cause, acknowledged ability
and eloquence, and attractive and elegant man
ners, fit him pre-cmincntly for the position of
Rector of Christ Church. | alIude TO the Rev.
JAMES T. JOHNSTON, who, should he be pre-
vailed upon to accept "the call, y would, in my
opinion, do much to speedily build up the
congregation. He is particularly fitted for the
position, and the great love that is borne him,
especially by the young, and his consequent in
Aucnce in the community, should give his claims
a weight with the vestry, that ought to urge
them to use every excrtion to secure his SER
vices. ~
Alexandria, Va, June II, 1866.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11
TIME VIRGINIA
IMMIGRATION SOCIETY,
Incorporated by the General Assembly, ard

Incorporated by the General Assembly,, AKA
composed exclusively OF
VIKGINIAN PROPERTY HOLDERS.
Have determined to send at once to Europe one
of their Directors to secure the tenants and Ia
borers required in this State. Their Commits
sioner, who is now arranging to embark for
Great Britain, will be empowered to contract
with reliable tenants in Europe for the lease Of
lands, either in large or small tracts. Lame
owners who wish to rent their lands arc invited
to communicate with tho Secretary, at the office
of the Society in Lynchburg, who will furnish
the necessary forms Of power OF attorney and
contract, to be signed by them and INC imml-
grants Each application must state what rent
will be required, and whether in money or part
of the crop. Our Commissioner will go out ac-
credited as the agent Of the Vir2iniaa land-ho!d-
ers, proposing q fair rcmuncrativc contract 10
persons who wish to come to this country, and
will take active and energetic measures to place
before the proper classes the advantages of the
locations which we propose.
Farmers and others wishing 70 employ select
ed laborers, are invited to avail themselves OF
this organization and communicate with tho
Secretary.
A Land Register will be kept in the office Of
the Society, where will be registered deacrip-
tons of lands for sale or lease, in any part Of
the State, which will be brought to the notice oil
all immigrants and other settlers calling at the
Office as we'll as extensively advertised III "his
country and abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF a VALUABLE
! MARKET FARM.-By virtue Of a decree
of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county,
sitting as Court Of Equity passed IN cause IN
plainants, and Catharine Tay Tor and others were
defendants, the subscribers as trustees, will oner
Mt public sale, ut Grimes's Tavern, Con the
Washington road, in Prince Georges, county,,
Nd, about one and q half miles from the, prem
ises, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth day Of June
1866. at the hour Of II o'clock m, that VALU-
ABLE FARM, formerly occupied by John
Taylor, deceased, lying about equi- distant be-
TWEEN said Tavern and the Alexandria Ferry,
and about one or one and half miles from the
This tract adioins The lands Of DR.. John H.
Bayne, Thomas K. Berry, esq, and others, is in
q high state of cultivation is adapted to all the
crops of this region, and peculiarly valuable Tor
market products. No better location for @ mar
ket farm could be procured as it is almost ADA
cent to Alexandria, and is only some six miles
from Washington. over good roads or by water
churches Of ali denominations, and schools
within two miles-and the nelghborhood j. re.
markably fine. It's improved by com, Hssss
Portable Dwelling and Kitchen, and all ,sssaEE!s
necessary out buildings, with good orcha5a, &c.
are :-One:third Of the purchase money to- DC
paid in cash on the day of sale OF on its ratllica-
ton by the Court, and the remainder III Two
equal nstalments, st six and twelve, monlhs,
the deferred payments TO pc secureu W Ihc
bonds Of the purchaser with surety to be APP
proved by the trustees, bearing interest from
the day ofsalc Upon the payment OF all the
purchase money and interest," tho trustees are
authorized to convey the property, in fee simple,
TO the purchaser, EDWARD W: BELL,
=. DANIEL CLARKE,
Pr Georges CO., Md, ie Its Trustees
rE7HE SUBSCRIBER IS AUTHORIZED TO
/ offer for sale the FARM Of Joseph KGrby,
ESQ. This farm is situated at the mouth OF
Broad Creek, on the Maryland Shore, where It
cmptics into the Potomac river. 1t is an excel
lent alluvial soil, well adapted TO the growth OF
all the crops usually grown in that fertile Sec
ton Of country. 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria, Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden. The improvements consist OF
large iran:e dwelling, containing eis s2s;;;a
rooms, and all the necessary out-buldInSs, EE.aI
in good repair. From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchasers
A rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
q safe Investment, or to engage in agricultural
pursuits, us it will be sold alta great bargain =
For terms, &c, apply to
FENDALL MARBURY,
Atty for owner T 3 O. P Fl, Geo 2o CO. ~ Wa
Pr. Georges co.. Md.-,ic ll-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

CHURCH MATTERS Rev. DR.. Bullock,
pastor Of the Franklin Presbyterian Church,
has announced to his congregation his intention
of dissolving his connection with the 20. S. }
Church North on account Of the recent actions
Of the General Assembly of that church: He
has appointed meeting 10 which he invites
his whole congregation to be held in that
church on Tuesday next, at s o'clock +. NJ,
at which time he has announced his intention
to review the proceedings of the General AS
semblies during the last five years, and propo,,
ses to show the new tests of communion and
church membership to be erroneous, uuscriptuoo
raj and:in open violation of the constitution Of
that church. A congregational meeting will
also be held on Wednesday night when
vote will he taken as to whether the
church will submit to the action of the
General Assembly or go with their pastor
1t is understood similar movement is now
being made in some other Presbyterian church
es DR.. Bullock declared from his pulpit that
he could not himself adhere to a body that
asked what were your politics rather than what
was your religious faith Bait. Sun.
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WTHO WANTS A BABY?-A nchcalthy
w male child, about 2 days old, was left at
the door Of i citizen Of this county, on Thursday
night last / should be glad to communicate
with any one who would adopt the child or
take care Of it for small compensatory: and l.
will be thankful for any information which MAJ
lead to the discovery OF its mother:
RICHARD i. RUDAS1Ll,
Chairman of Board OF CvcrScers OF Poor
Washington, RappahNnnock co lie He
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Latest from Europe.

Five stcamers-thc Allcmania, Malt5, Den
mark, Edinburg and Hibernia- reached New
York yesterday with adviccs from Europe to
the lst instant The invitations to the Euro
pcan Congress to assemble at Paris have all
been accepted, and the Congress was expected
to assemble shortly. Prussia, Austria and Italy
continue, nevertheless, their warlikc prepare
tons The Italian volunteers arc gathering
rapidly. Austria has six hundred thousand
men modified, and her artillery and siege guns
are all in readiness. Prussia is assembling
troops at Glatz and Landshut. Actual hostl-
ties will not, however, be commenced, it is re-
ported, until it is settled that the deliberations
in the Paris Conference have failed to bring
about an agreement The Paris Pays says that
Austria will find compensation for the loss Of
Venetia in the territory Oh the Adriatic Coast.
Prussia to have the Elbc Duchics, and Den
mark Northern Schlcswig. The Rhine Prov
inces to be made State and attached to the
Germanic Confederation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

Z DR.. Mary f. Walker, has been arrestedl on
the street in New York, for wearing, mems at
tire. She has a complaint against the police
men for the arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11
TISH WHARF FOR RENT.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Au,
litols office in this city, until June 70, 1866, al
Il m, for the renting Of the above property
from that date until March l, 1867.
All articles for the Gas House TO be landed
free of wharfage during the proposed renting
All the present passways to be kept open.
No coal TO be deposited within fifteen feet oI
The front OF said wharf.
The wharf to be delivered up free Of all in
cumbrance by March l, 1861.
A deposit of interest paying stock will be re-
CURED rs collateral security for the prompt pay
ment Of the rent in current funds, on or before
the lst day Of Oct, 1866. By order Of the Com
mittec on Public Property. -.,.
TH0S. SMITH, Chairman.
A Iii, 1 1CfI,-t1
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The Charlottesville (Ea.) Chronicle says al
the troops were sent away from that place or
Friday ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

VJIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
-..'.. AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets Gold: sl500oG0o
6 in the United States ,4!nHD
FIRE AID LIFE INSURANCE,
. d, WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
Policies ISSUED PAYABLE IN GOLD STERLING
OF. CURRENCY. ..n
Shareholders personally responsible for ali
liabilities of the company.
Directors in New York:
t. Cotacnet. Henry Grinnell,
Jos Galard, Alex. Hamilton, jr..
L. n Archibald, e. T Sandcrson,
Alfred PcIl Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions Of property, at the lowest
current rates, and policies issued, payable III
Gold, Sterling, or currency, by
~. HOOE 81 WEDDERBURN.A Agents.
nov 3-tf Foot of Prince St: Alcxa., Va
g1IEE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed zgaas
for the following companies. viz
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Baltimore
Ihos. i. Candy +. j. McGinnis,
President Secretary.
-, ASSOCIATED
FIEEMEN's; INSURANCE COMPANY,
YIN, A. Hack, John Dukehart,
MAEYI.AND LIFE INSURANCE o., =
r- of Baltimore. ~
Geo. 2. Thomas, Jno. ". Davis,
President. Secretary.
-,
The above companies stand as high and ara Ms
popular rs any others in the city OF Baltimore.
Risks will DC taken at tie lowest rates charged
by iir2t-class companies.
al Janncy & Co.'s Drug store, No. l45, King st
above st. Asapha ~ VIE Jan lS-eot.
ROBERT JAMESON GEO. W. JAMIEsoN
JAMESON & BRO,
FIRE, -o =
,a.- LIFE rn..
MARINE
INSURANCE, = ~.
piicc, No, -, Kin; st.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
rs Olicc hours from 9 am to3r m. [jalO-tf
f57HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
I :st' . ALIEN AN DR. a. ~
".1.)a e. (CEARTEEED IN 1871 no
Continues 10 insure against loss o. damage
by fire The company which has had the
confidence OF the community for more than
half n century agar solcIts the patronage OF
the public Risks will be taken AZ the estab.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

1Che reorganization Of the militia has com
menced in various counties Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

TOCKET-BOOk LOST-~Was lost st or
{. near ny bench, in the market, this morn;
ing, Leather Pocket-' Book, containing q small
sum ofmoncy, for which will pay 4 liberal re-
ward. Tie il-3tl SUSANNA MONROE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-11

In the report Of Wednesdays debate, in the
u. S. Sanate, pending the discussion Of the
important amendment to the plan Of recon-
stiction introduced by Mr. Doolittlc, We find
the following passage:
Mr.. Sherman said he believed Mr.. Doolit-
dies amendment was right in principle, but he
should vote againstit because he felt it his
duty to sustain the action agreed upon by his po-
litical friends !P' Here then, is the distinct
avowal that, by the dominant party in Con-
gress, what is right in principle" is to be
sacrificed to party action"
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Tho Fcnians

New York specials from St. AlGans yestcr-
day announce The fnac Of The Ecnian invasion
Of Canada. ........... ....
The right wing 0: the Fcnan army was re-
treating from Pigeon Hill to that place, and
the members gre preparing to 60 home.
The generalization of the whole force is
complete, and both officers and men have re-
fused further duty. Desertions occurred by
tho wholesale, and General Spear ordered q
retreat to St. Albans. Their reinforccments,
arms, and ammunition failed to reach them.
Their ammunition was carried to Vermont,
and slowed away in the rear Of 4 barn, where
it will doubtless be taken by q. S. troops who
arc marching to the border. Considerable
plumber was carried off by the men.
General Spear says he would rather have
been shot than to have left Canada in that
manner.
Any Fcnians who have not The means will
be furnished with transportation by the y. s.
Government. Many will avail themselves Of
the opportunity TO leave tonight
Gen. O'Ncil was prevented from leaving
Pottsdam Junction for st. Adams by COL jack
son, of the lst y. S. artillery
Gen. Meade arrived at St. Adams on Satur
day evening He was screnaded by the band
OF the Sd regulars, and made brief speech to
the effect that the settlement Of this trouble
would prove satisfactory to our own and other
governments, and show to the world that the
I. S. Government, notwithstanding the past,
was determined to do unto others as they
would be done by.
Gcnral Spear and staff surrendered to Col.
Livingston, of the u. S. army.
Some of the Fenians are said TO have insul
ted some the u S. officers at st. Adams.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Dcspatches from
various towns IN New York and New England
represent those places as being filled with re-
turning tenians, flying from Canada on special
trains, at the expense of the u. S. Govern
ment. All the dispatches represent them to
be without money or food.