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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-05
The First TrlnmPh OF the Union
Party I'm Brhxton County since
the OrEanIzRtIon- OF the new state.
t-.~ BRAxToN c. H, wEsr-yA..:l
October. Doth. IRG8

Editors IILelLigeneeT:
Once, and for the first time since the
organization Of the State of West Yirl
gtnia, have the Union men OF BEaxtonl
been successful at the ballot box, Last
Thursdays contest terminated in the
election Of true and tried Union men To-
every county office within the Rfft Of
the people-the following being a list OF
the successful candidates: For House
OF Delegates, Gs f. Taylor; for CLERK
and Recorder, Norman B. Sqnires 1 for
Sheriff. James w. Morrison, Sr.; for
County Treasurer, H. "A! Baxter! for
Prosecuting Attorney, II. G.. Putnam
for Surveyor Of. Lands J. d. Sutton
and for Assessor, Felix Sutton. ID. d.
i. FarnsWoIth, for State Senator in
TINS district, received a small majority
over TAFT and for GovarnoF.tA u. 7Rora-
man received a majority of sixteen over
smith IN the county. Aside from the
concentrated energy and harmonious
working ofdhe Union men-an, import
ant item in the late Viotory-is attribut-1
able TO the prompt and Impartial. action
OF the Board Of Registration of this
county in permitting none but those on5
titled by law 20 exercise the right of
suffrage. "A few votes; however. were
carefully 11urked and polled by persons
whose names were not found on the
registration books, which. II Permitted
to stand would change the maioFfties
in few cases. Nevertheless. i pra.1
sumo no account will be taken Of them
by the Board of Supervisors when theyI
meet to declare the election, this. 10 tho
citizens of BraEtUnj being glory enough
for one day or even many days. we
viii, for the present, close by remain4i
ing In haste. and In kitis Gaze believing
that 00E PoPlttts p01 De-. s.f.-rf I
- ! .VrTrfFIT =
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ATale with nMoraI.

Wendell Phillips, in his speech at the
Cooper Institute, New York. on Thurs
day evening, related the following.
which is the best illustrations OF the
Presidents conduct with regard to the
elections that we have seen. The Pres
ident should beware of the ultimate
tate OF the bear:
:, ,.I ".I do not. fear the President. Fear
h1mT No, never read one of his
speeches, never heard of one Of his
acts that was not reminded OF. aystory
i have read Of the manner the Russian
peasants on the outermost provinces of
Russia have of killing the Bear. These
peasants are too poor to buy muskets,
and the BEARS hide is impervious to
any arrows they can make, SO the hum
terS practice uponithe bears oredulity.-
The bear loves honey, and will do any
thing TO obtain 1t. So they 20 to an
empty bees nest and fasten a peg above
hole where the bees have built, and
from this peg they hang a cannon ball
or large stone, and when the bear comes
70 push his head in for the honey he
moves the stone and 1t comes back on
MIN with force. Angry at the blow he
gives 1t another toss and It returns
upon him with stronger force. he
raises himself again and in his rage he
pushes the moving pendulum with
greater strength, but back It comes
with additional momentum, when he
swings around the whole circle, TO use
late phrase. sCLaughter.l Well, now,
vermont was q good blow, but Maine
Indiana was terrific, and PennsyiVania
was settler. GGreat laughter. When
Massachusetts,, and New York, and IL
ltnots, and all the rest OF the States
swing In the circle, / will have no fear OF
that individual obstacle. ELaughter. .pI
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF wHEELtSa. 'eiis son
a GnBfHRI I.-ss-l- ..fG laIRA 49,,

s's'ssss'sss sss. AHon0UNs
DnlBCTuRS: sflI.s ae
Ct 7: 4; Loan, T. P; shalleros, ]. 8. Rhodes,
Ian, g. W. FTanzhein, IA. II. Vance. SIsx.
A4s9isnIln. -anif.s r.,l..ll!
TTlHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
IL Organized four years, and IN mat time
done asuccessful business Is still prepnTeSi
totake risks ~ fair rates ON BuIldinjgS of All
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstSfS-
Ishmenta FUN lture, Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
rms company offers superior intiucemhntH
% Farmelst whereby they can be insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents FOR
or years at reduced rates. = 80 AZ - z
This being homo institution. with the lar
Eest .s esapit9l and surplus OF any company In
IN the State and composed OF some
nineiy-four stockholders; most ofWhom. ore
among our pest business men, recominknda
leseh 70 the favorable consideration OF the
lnsalrtng puhlic aud sollcits their patronage.
Applicat ions for insurance will be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary. = 5-I-sf
ONCE, North side rof sAIonrOe, ibetweeu
Main and Market sis, Wheeling, w, Va,
y. y. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, PreEident
GEO. mEEDELI, Vice President ocIB
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IN-ths suit that has been pending be-
fore the Supreme Court OF New York
lately, wherein the defendants refused
to pay S43 900, on the plea that the bills
eonsti tituhng the debt sought to be re-
covered We're, nearly all Of them, issued
during the rebellion, and for the espe-
eial purpose of aiding South Carolina
In resisting the United States Govern
'ment by aiding the rebels With-supplies,
munitions Of war; 90; that such being
the case they were void and without
value In their tneeptl6n, rs being
against public policy me Court on FRI
day decided that such . defense was not
good IN law, and that tt would be
against pnblic policy, the usages OF the
commerciallEorld and good morals 70
mold II to be good. Judgments were
therefore ordered for the p1ainfifs for
the f1ll amount claimed, Nj Ia Interest.
..rHE New York Herald having spoken
of the Italians coutemptuously AZ "a
nation OF opera singers and organ
gtinders," A. Barihi writes Bennett
you seem 20 forget that, when Italy
was polished and enlightened nation.
shedding its benign rays over Europe
your ancestors were painted with bine
mud, running naked through the Slild1
Of their native Calsdonia." !" ~
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OUR NEWS sUMMARY.
lItems.By Teiegraph and nan.


ItemsbY Telegraph and MAN.
Cincinnati. -
The Baltimore news depressed the
New York markets on Saturday.
The Fenian trials in Canada are
causing great excitement.
Upwards of ia, 600 voters have been
registered in New York. Election to-
morrow.
Mr.. Peabody is said to be worth
Sdd66,OOO,0OO. He has given away $780,
@Ihe Richmond Enquirer devotes an
entire column to prove negroes inc4lpa-
pie OF civilization. II they were voters
the article would be just the other way.
The Republican majority on Joint
DaIlot II IN the pennsylvania Legislature
,-AdIutant General Thomas has de-
ciared himself for the Congressional
James NJ Charlesworth, y of St
Clairsyille, very bitter copperhead.
succeeds Hon. Q. J. Albright, as u. st.
Collector in the 10th Ohio .Congression-
al District. n gl05
The Mobile Tribune Jaments the
late Union victories, and saws: UHow
long, y Lord! our hope is in Thee, with
Tue Oemocrauo party as the instFu-
ment: That failing, give us the man
with the scepter in his hand"
Furnished houses in fashionable
avenues in New York, rent for 81 600
per month. A family at one Of the
leading hotels pays 800 Perweek. The
pricetora,man and wife Is $3.50.
"A Boston paper describes Anna
Dickinson as beautiful and WOLF
dressed lady, and saws the heart of
many bachelor in her audience WINS
caused to beat violently at a fecent,lec-
ture as she gracefully paced up and,
down the stage. ..,s.s - .E
1t oftens happens that bakers are
not bred to their business, but then
thelr business Is always bread to the
="Your milk does not nav any in
come tax, / suppose, Mrs. Skfnpefnv.O -
why not, sir 81 should NOT thfnk II
was rich enough.p
us there any person yon would par
tG9 t1 91larly wish me to marry ~ said a
WIDOW expectant to her dying spouse
who. had been somewhat of a. tyrant in
his day. 'tMarry the devil IL you likeI''
was the gruR reply. Hoh no, my dear.
you Know 1t is not lawful TO marry two
.
The First TrInmPh OF the Union
Party I'm Brhxton County since
the OrEanIzatIon OF the neW5sEate.
-. BRAxToN @. H, wEsr-vA.,l y
IL M
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTIsINq
w. R. s. RAIsIFioN has br6nptt mi

w. II. 3. hAISroG has brought into
notice, in England, the poems Of Alexis
Vasileyich Kolstof, sometimes called
the Russian Burns.n Mr.. Ralston
thus translates the verses In which the
poet sung of his first love- and first
great SORROW: 5.s5lI -. 5sist-,.if = .-.,,,i
.RIRsF LOVE. ~ Y ihzllis VI
Her whom loved in early years = 1i.s72
30 well 50 ende41y-Who dlled -
Win nrSt passions hopes and fears
a heart which time has not stilled-.a
Can forget herr Day by day strive g
aerWeu-l0Yed Image nom my mind to driVes
1pnnaneW dreams my old dreams to effhc6,
And let anotherl love my carry love Teblace.
Bntanin vain. strive and strive and vet
Whater do, never can forget. -
when In the silent hours OF night sleep,
Shecomes In dreams, once more IBee her
Beside ny couch; once more, her accents
Ny @ s1fierinE. soul IN biiss once NOR, ,,,,.
In mine so gently, mournfuIly, she lays.
while her dark eyes on mine In Sadnt s. gaza.
sPeed, tl ka1naly s1,ny Time, my thoughts from her
orset me free with her to live forever.
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aIasarsnttl... 80. Z. -
Incornn,lrsaIte.i y 9 = Isan-
SAVING Institution.
OkIIeE No q MONROE sr.,

gI5ul5. oEIIeE No. p MONROE Sr.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, M
NJ, ~, tsreSt paid on special Deposit, Nofts,nnd
4eiIla ,44ll3Sounteds Exchange Bought and Sold
--SGolIeSuons made on ali poInhS
IN order To meet q want thaf has lonEfeen
Ielt IN this community, this InStitntion vim
receive on -Wednesday and Saturday amer
noon psGSeen the hours OF two and four o.
CLOCK DeposltS OF any sum of money frnn
one 5, dollar and upWards. on WhIch lnteres
VIII be paid. IL s.s..s !. 81. 60.
-sEi GEO. MENDEL, President.
DREcToRs-Alex. LAnshlin, A. y PannelI.
John sMeLure, jF., Alex. Rogers, lforljIn 4,
OttI James Panll, Alex. ]. Cecil, InmeS Reed.
oclJ-Iy A. CQUAIfESIFEFf. TreaRIirer
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E r. PREFERRED HRR SECOND LOVE-
jacob kleptel, twenty years ago, mar
ried Miss Kate Schmidt in Germany.
Two or three years later, Jacob came to
America and settled in Auglaize copn-
ty, Ohio. he neglected to inform his
'Wlte or his whereabouts, and she, be-
-lieHing him dead, married aQain.,
Twelve years ago she came across the
seas with her second husband, and To-
Gated in the same county within ten
miles Of her former lord. Strangely
enough though living so near, they had
never met until last Thursday, when
Jacob, visiting the County Fair at Wa
pakonetta, was rather surprised to meet
his deserted frau 'ssWfhging around the
circle init anoder mRn,n1 and half a
dozen children. BE made himself
known, and the two sat down and had
q long talk about old times in Germany.
She advised him that, under. the cfre
cumstances, he had better retire for
another sixteen years, as her second
husband suited her best, and she in
tended to stick to him.
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- VVRAF.E ~ STRwR.-Ehe New Or
Jeans F, ed :, i,lias q eontends that invest
rItiisS5,iits IN ths Southwest are now safe
and y3rott a6ie. Much properly has
been thrown into the matkel ana the
people areWeary q strife
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NATIONAL =

GUNDRIRs-A FEW BBLs. PRIME Ma
- pie Sugar Superior Green. lBlarF and
3aganeae Teas Pure White Wine VineEaT.
Iiedi New No. E0lmon7 tfnEiilfi Dairy
Gnee1e Elelkle9 and sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
sllso5 tSqrn StaTe1ts MAIZENA,, &c. HeFTnetfenI-
" ee9led Galmon, slIaelERFli CoinstE TI6iII-
'Dul, LohteE, Clans and SaFdlnes.
6enutne English Mustard: 8alad on best
CQndenSed 1IiIic. stf9 go
Together with q general assOrtnant, Of
se5s3na6le arttciea. Just received and for
I7iil-.z-i.- N. = g. u. WOODROW.
= Odd Fellows HAN ding, lfoTifne 4
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MR. .SHKLLABARaER, of Ohio, Is one
the coolest as well as ablest members
of the present Congress. In a fecent
speech at xenia hesaid
'tAnd Let It be understood, by all
whom Il may concaTn;' , that TuesdaY's
elections meant that, Whilst this nation
has mantle for q fault OF inangnra-
ton day. aud a. Iethe for him who
merely ontrages All the proprieties OF
omeial station and OF privats Life, yet
for him who presumes to touch the sa-
cred life of the government this, nation
has an axe. And let me In all calmness
and charity say to the President that
Tuesdays elscffnnss nify that, should
one step be taken by him to put into
execution that threat that the ConRress
isyt6 be ignoFed then speedily relent-
lie sly, On his ofiefnl head that axe viii
faIl. Ard then a bad President VIII be
remembered as eminent only as . ma.
tionRl dish01oE. 2.
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resS Remedies, b the css9 or GirTie isSx. aTS
tee OF eliArget on FRSsl d 2t the price. AddreI5
zEla-.. HUMPHREYS BPEOIRIO
y HOMROPAPHIOl lEDIGiNF tOHPAIgY- =
\, 0nlsS and DEPOT No. 90 Broadway, Hog York.
uB. hunPHHEEl u eonInlled daily At hf6 once.
peTlOnaily or by litter, ag above f1r All foFmI oi
49,; 9 T. u. LOGAN CO.. AEent15
nnllly i--.------ ----.r--- MhnalInR.
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r.
ECoNo1rY.-A slight knowledge Of
human nature will show than when a
man gets on a little in the world, he Is
desirous of getting on little further.
Such Is the growth OF proVident habits
that Il has been said that 81 Journey
may lays by the first dollar, he Is on,
the high road TO fortune. 1T has been
remarked by one who has paid great
attention "a, the state of the labprfng
poor, that he never knew an instance
OF man who had saved money having
afterwards to depend on public bounty.
We may add that those individuals
who save money are, in the long run,
the most raliable lWorsmen; II they do
not perform the work better, they be-
have better and are more respectable.
81 would sooner says lmanSof expe-
Hence ON this subject, thaVe in my
trade q hundred men who save money
than two hundred who would spend
eYerYi shilling they earn. In propor-
ton as individuals save little money
their morals ara much better, they hus-
band that little and there fs q superior
tone given to their morals and they
behave better for knowing that they
hive 3 Httle stake In soeiety.p Il Is
scarcely necessary to remark that habits
OF thouR and frugality are at
all times OF immense importance.
Tm FIxAScIAL PuLsE. "A New
York letter says there IS no usa deny
ing that Che financial world Is getting
into feyerish condition! The PhiIa-
adelphiR eaanriard had some Influence in
bringing abonf this resulk So the
movements OF Governor Wells, OF IIouf-
stSna, and Governor Swami, in Balki-
more help to swell the disturbances
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Goshen Cheese,

On B0llls5s 2 GpsHEN CHEESE JUST
osls Cor. Market and oailey7 stTsetas.' lt1s I
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MEdtfaI.
Sf0ztq SfHlibs,i C4lranhtr.
HUMPHREYS,

Homeopathic Specifics.
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
experience, entire success Slmnle-p Prom bf-
Etnetsntl and Reliablo; They are tho only ModI.
ctnes perfeotly Adapted 70 popular use-so simple
thAt mistakes cannot Be made In uainR them; 90
- 70 b nee frgm danger, and 20 edcient a
70 be AlWny4 reliable. They have rAised the highest
e9mmentiStion nom all, and viii always render sat-
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James NJ. Charlesworth; of = st.
Clairsyille, a very bitter copperhead, !,
succeeds Hon. @. u Albright, as u. 81
CoIsetor y in the 10th Ohio Congression=
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.,-AdIutant General Thomas has de-
oiared himself for the Congressional
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West VIrEinIn Trems.

The contest In Ohio county Is spo-
ken of by our loyal brethren of the
press as a Hnoble fghtn on the part OF
our Union people.
THE West Virginia fraternity Of the
quill will be represented in the next
Legislature by Mr.. Hoke, of the Berke-
ley ) linton, General Harris, of. the
Rttchie Press, and Lieut.. N. N, Ho6-
mans Of the MorgantoWn P0st. ~
Our neighbor, Jacobs, of the Wells
burg Herald, well deserved the posi-
tion (Clerk of the Circuit Courtl 10
which he was elected in Brooke county.
He held the banner OF the Republican
party aloft when It was anything else
than popular. fs
The Martinsburg Netp Era saws
that very important decision has been
rendered in that circuit by Judge Hall.
In relation TO suits OF persons who were
In the rebel army. He decided, that
although such parties could not sue in
their own names, yet they might make
\ bona Jtde assignment Of their claims,
and the assignee would be allowed to
maintain the suit in his name.
The Fairmont sHedetGe saws thar
pthe rebel battalion of Marion county
was commanded in the late political
campaign by an ex-off1cer in the Com
federate army"
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The Mobile Tribune Jaments the
late Union victories, and saws: IHow
long, o Lordl our hope is in Thee, with
the Democratic party as the instFu-
mept; men ~ That failing, give us the man
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The Richmond Enquirer deyotes an
entire column to prove negroes incApa-
ble OF civilization. II they were votersI {
the article would be Just the other way.
The Republican majority. on Joint
baIlot o. " IN the Pennsylvania Legislature.
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oftens happens that bakers are
not bred to their business, but then
their business Is always bread to the
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DRY GOODS GOODS, FANCY, &c.

IN alarge supply of FALL GOODS. Our as
sortmcnt is now very complete. We name in
part, full line of Mourning Goods, consisting
of Alpacas, Mouslins, (some 9-4 wide Bompa-
zines French Merinos, and PLAIN Gro.De Grain
silks sc. Our Fancy Dress Goods department
will be well supplied in a few days, In Bleached
and Brown Cottons we have near y all OF tn the
desirable and substantial brands, from : to 1914
wide a large assortment of Mourning ana
Fancy Calico, Winter Balmorals, Merino Shirts
and Drawers, Hosiery and Gloves.
For Gentlemen-Plain and Fancy Cloths and
Cassimeres; Satinetts; Virginia Casscmeres
Shirts, all sizes; Collars; splendid line of
Cravats and Bows; Hosiery, Kid Gloves,
Walking Gloves, &C., SC.
Our assortment of Carpeting is now very good
in Brussels Three-ply, Ingrair, Supers, Stair
and Hemp. Oil Cloths, to suit rooms, passages,
stairs and tables.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage enjoy
cG during the past season, we now invite our
friends in town and country, and the public gen
orally, to call and see us, and we will do our
best to keep the trade at Home.
Orders promptly and carefully attended to-
We will be in the receipt of new goods nearly
every day during the season.
WITMER s. A4MAkER,
sep 1T Corner King and Royal streets.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
DLANk BOOKS, PAPER
~ a MD STATION

II AND STATIONERY.
wish it distinctly understood and remember
ed, that, in addition to my Auction and Com
mission Business, Simply an auxiliary append
age,) have made, and shall continue to make,
additions to my stock Of
WRITING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
AND MISCELLANEOUS STATION ERY,
And design making these the leading artic lies
and prominent feature Of my future operations
in business wholesale and retail, cheap, for
cash only. JOHN IL. FAhhOIl,
S. W. corner of King and Water streets,
Alexandria, Va
N. BIN addition to the above, wish it
known and remembered, that have the largest
the South, and am adding to it every few days.
All ORDERS inclosing cash, will be promptly
attended to- and sent by mali or otherwise, free
Of charge,
Lib raj discounts made to schools and music
teachers [sep l-tfJ D.. II. L.
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\. & G, T.. STUART. 2 @. sc Flaw

VIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk
Y Office Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, the 3vd day Of September, 1866, Jas
l.. Adams, plaintiff, against William Miller,
GccndAnt--1u chancCrv.
The object Of this suit is to subject certain
lot and improvements, on the west side of Payne
street, between PrTce and Duke streets, to the
payment Of q debt due complainant by defend
ant, which is secured by Il deed Of trust on
above property, dated May 20, 1860 and duly Of
record.
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and 1t ap-
pcarins by affidavit that he Is not resident of
this State. il is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publ
cation ofthis order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette & newspaper published in the
city Of Alexandria, once a week for four sue
cessiye weeks, and posted st The front door Of
the Court House Of this county. copy testc.
JEFFEKSON TACEI, Clerk
c. s. MINER AND T. l.. SMITH, z. q.
1r,,r rtNy
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.


D LUBEICATORS!
THE PEOPLES
MOST SUREAND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For C5ughs, Co!ds Group, Catarrh,
1stAn,n, Bronchitis, DiptAeria,
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The LUBRICATOR is 4 medicinal prcpara-
tion in the form Ola loZen@c, which ota modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no dclcJerous ngrcdicnt, and are warrant
cd to be always safe. even for the weakest and
most sensitive stomach. In Group they give
immediate relief For coughs ana coiGs they
are invaluable
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have 10 equal in the market, wide certificates
accompanying each box.) Diptheria. that dread"
ed and desolatng disease. they control wonder
fully and almCst Immediately.
30 public speaker" singer or teacher Sh oulG
be Without them, IL they remove hOarseneSs and
strengthen and clear the voice.
..t:- Always Use them in time. and II The
symptoms are severe use very freely.
j. II. BLADES & CO., ProprietoCs,
ELMIRA New IogE.
JANNEY & CO., Wholesale Agents.
l45, King street, above St. Asaph,
A-EXAHDRIA, VA. .-..
rs For Sale by all Druggists. fsN
The great sale Of these iIubricators last VIM
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy ana
SUPERIORITY over every other form OF trocEe IN
use. We can confidently recommend them for
all affections Of the throat. sep S-t