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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.


BoARD OF DIRECTORS;
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Bx Secretary Of War
Hon, Jos. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New Hamp-
shire.
Hon, CHAUNCEY H. DEPEw, late Secretary Of State
New York.
Hon. JAS. II. WALTON, late Treasurer Off. s. Mint
Philadelphia.
Hon N B. BRYANT, Boston, Mass
GRO. L. TRAsK, ESQ.,, nrm Of Bigelow 4 TrASk, New
York.
THos. COREY, Esq, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co, BOS.
ton, Mass.
kLIJAH y. DENYING, ESQ, New Orleans, La
Major II. o.. BRIGHAM, late PaymAstOr U. s. A, Wash.
inRton, D. y.
This Company offers greater Inducements for invest
ments than any stock Company now in existence.
Tho object Of the Company is to afford facilities to tho
impoverished Cotton and Sugar Planters OF the South 10
and get their crops to Market AwAy1 taking good
and hatlsReoTy security by mortgage, on their pantA
ton and crops for money advanced In procuring sup
plies paying labor and other necessary expenses incl
dental to the development Of tho Eoil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
The universal requirements Of the largest portion
the
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when judeously applied, matter by whom fur.
nlshod, will restore that portion Of our unfortunate
country to Its f0rms. prosperity and make tho South all
' . The GARDEN OF TIE WORLD. .oa
Subscription books have been opened IN this city By
JOHN W. MA0lLL, Agent, At the BAnhing House q
LEWIS JOHNSON co., corner Of PsnnsylyaAll
Nysnus and Tenth street. sPSS'u
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OoRREBPoED RETsI .4- -
D. REInERr, Ksq., la6- Nassau st.I N. Y. fsa 81
DoDGB, ooharooE BRowE, MY, 5000
and others nos
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YAUoTroN SALES.


CHrrf ovARrrnstsrrn's oTrtcrl
Dnror or WAEnmeroE.
wAsHiraror. D. O., Nay 20, 1889.
Will DO sold At public auction. the premises under
the direction q Brevet Leutsnant Colonel James N
Moore, A. Q. n, on SATURDAY. Jnas 4 1896 al 10
Hardwood Hospital nesrtbs northern tsfainus q ssv.
enth street west, a. follows; gtsIr
Iifsen lD Hospital Wards, each "a By 1877 feet
one Hospital Ward, ~ By 20 feet
One Building, IS By lse feet fJr H.#
0ne ~ Dining Room, Is By 11 feet.
One Dinipg Room, Is By lo7 hsst. 81 y.
One ~ Kitchen, 80 By 90 feet .y.lI
one one Kitchen and ossr,sr.. 80 b. III feet. 81
One 81 Watet. Closet, ls ~ 20 feet
dsres ~ wards, sssh ny By lo7 feet. -5 f5s
Ten do slnt:, each By st... o. 70 'r1ba q
one ~ Dead House, "a By 81 i.s.. ,i ,lf...-l
One ~ Laundress' CHARTERS, ~ By n feet.
One l( wash: House, "A BY lis feet. '-I i.f
One Saw-shed, u By Is feet. Ff "...fsHr
One Landry and Bath House, 10 By 70 fast o..
One ij aasrtsr:, a By 70 fss,. ~ ''' b. rtifrB
One Cll Coal Bunk, u by 10 feet .# ..... r4 .. Z
Two ~ Plank walks, AZ By 500 feet.
BaRRicRs ATTACHED TO rHx HOSPITAL
Three gl Barratts, - By So feet. !. q
One u) Once, 10 by 10 feet. i.'
One ny Sink, 8 BY Sfset, ". - VI. no
Three Cs sinks, each shy 8 feet ......,.H
One ~ Guard HOUSE, 10 By Is feet.
One ~ addition 70 same, 10 BY 10 feet
one w Wateh-Bor, BY 10 feet 1871
The building. wui be sold sinsly, and must be 70.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds. --,-Ha-.-
Br,,s, MAJ Gen. and Chief II q aa agSn
myD-d Depot Of washington- q
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MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIM


o. 9. BUNDY CO., 100.
ms PsnnsylVAniA aysnus, tOPpOsts WillGrda' Hotel,
MAshINoTON, D. o.
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Subscription books have been opened In this city By
JOHN W. MAGlLL, Agent, at the banking House Of
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., corner Of PsnnsylyaAiA
Sysnue and Tenth street. 1P2S.u
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and when judioiousy Appllsd, matter by whom fur
nshed, will restore that portion Of our unfortunate
country to It's former prosperity and make tho South Al
that Nature designed u, - ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
Last Fond Looks.

When lady I'VE are talking OF lady in the
fun height of fashion, has got her bonnet ana
gloves on, and is perfectly ready with her par
asol in hand, she always goes back TO the lo'k-
ing glass to take last fond look. Upon ask
inc "a dear handsome duchess" if this wcFo
no, tic truth, and the beautiful truth, she had
&c charming canior to state:
Yes, my dear Punch, it is tho truth, bnt
not all the truth No woman, take my word
for it, * satisfied with one look. At least am
rot, FOR iand here cur duchess laughed as tho
she was pleased with herself and all the worldl
don't mind telling you, invariably take four.
four good ones. The first look in the glass ia
for myself, that's fair; the second look is for
nv husband, that's nothing but just; the third
is for my friends, that'sonly generous; and tho
last is for my rivals, that's human nature. IL
the last Look satisfies me, then ] know il Is all
ri slt, and assure you Inever take any more.
fLondon PHneA.
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tsrs it Is proper 70 state d 'aety that III ir Pri
rl.ge only extends to th-ir immediate business
Real Estate Legal and all other adve, tisements sent
by them 10 BE- an additional charge, and no vaiia-
ton.
sr,. Obituary Notices Of more than Eve lines will
b. cha. ged ioy.
JOE WORK Posters, Sale Bills, Circulars,
Cards. &C., executed Pgoupdy, neatly, aud al iaif
prices.
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South sids MGia Street, Charieao,en. IN
rDHE und ,rsisned having recently reitted ~
their StOre-roOm, aud received full 40
stock of fcesh and reliable
DRUGS MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS, PERFCHERE,
PAINTS, d YE-STUfFS, de-, de-,
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ting prices.
Inciud d in our Stock 1.-THE whole of which has
been selected with great care, are
Ayers Cherry Pectogal,
Wista.'s Balsam Wild Cherry,
Vista > Lozeng 4s-Jaynes' Expectorant,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Plaintiff Bitt.r's,-Hostl tiers Bitters,
Backslsy's Wine Bittar's-Cannons Bitters,
Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
Bulls rsanarila-McLsns's Yermi.uge,
Unllowav's Worm Coniection,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Browns Essence OF Ginger,
Railways Ready Relief,
Davies Pain Killer,
Lagabee's Pain Killer,
Barrv's Tricophcrous-Lyon's Ksthairose,
Mrs Aliens Zylobalsamum,
Bum It's Cocoaine--Jones' Hair Dye,
Po.rad .s-Extracts- Cologne Water,
Vcrbsna Water--SOaps,
Sozodant for the Teeth,
Hair, Tooth, Cloth, Nail and Shaving Brushes,
Fine Coubs- Kidding Combs,
School Books. Bibles, PRAYER and Hymn Books,
Stationcrv-Tobacco and Segars,
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SPA NLSH LEECHES
We are prepared to fill PHYSICIANS prescriptions,
and compound medicines according TO the latest
and stricl,st rules Of Pharmacy.
Tn, public can confid, ,ntly rely on having pre-
sc,iptions carefully prepared at all hours OF Gay
and night.
August "a, 1865.
eS~Our customers will bear in mind that we
sell erclu,ire'y for CASH.>&N
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A Texas Joke.

Col. John Il. Baylor, of Texas, gets Oft some
good stories; among others he told the follow
ing one of his early frontier life. 1t was iii the
year lS42, when Indans were more plentiful
than now, when Bureston county was very
thinly settled, and the present city of Waco was
little Indian village, that the incident hap
pened.
Mr. Felix Taylor, familiarly known as I'm
Gle Felix, Col. Baylor, and two others, were out
hunting, when they accidentally fell III with
small party of Wacoes returning from the set
Elements, encumbercd with plunder, and pur-
sued by those whom they had robbed.
Uncle Felix, Baylor and party attacked the
retreating Indians, and pursued them SO warm
" as to cause one of the hindermost of their
party to cut loose large piece Of beef which
was tied to his saddle in order to facilitate his
escape. This was done in full view of the pur-
sucrs. lust before entering the timber border on
the Yecua. about GO miles below Waco, IN what
is now Burleston county; further pursuit was
abandoned, and the three young meu, beng
very hungry struck fire and immediately went
to cooking and eating the captured meat.
They had not proceeded far in appeasing
their voracious appetites, when Uncle Felix
rode up to them. AS the old man alighted
from his horse he exclaimed with earnestness,
" great God how can dig your graves with
nothing but hunting knife. That meats poi
soned, and yeu'll all be dead in fifteen minutes
Run down to the river and stay there-drlnk
lust as much water rs you can. What fools
YOU were TO eat that poisoned meatp
The three young ones terrified with the pros
pect of almost certain death, dashed of to the
water. drank most bountfully and calmly a
waited their fate, but after awhile their fears
gave way and they returned to the fire. Just as
Uncle Felix was swallowing the last piece OF
meat. Wiping his mouth as they approached
by way of sympathy for their verdancy, the
od man smilingly remarked: "Wcli boys,
couldn't desert you, d-df could; II the
meats p isoned we'll all die together But
they didn't die, yet they never forgot howsIirk
Uncle Felix tricked them out of their meat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
Didn't Want a Fish Pond.

Riding past Smiths house one morning Mr.
Jones remarked, II say, neishbor Smith y"n-
,ler'sa place where you might have iShpond'
if Won wantedto." Mr.. SmithinstantIy r-t'r'-
ed "but don't want t." Wei" returned
Jones Il didn't say you did; buti youdid-'
There's no if about i" shouted Smith, . for
don't want TO-" In this style the controvcr-
~ RACED f.r half an hour, wien the two neigh
bors separated. vowing never 20 speak TO each
other again. They kept their resolution for ten
years but at last, 10y the interccSSion of mutr-
al friends they were brought together amicahly.
After shaking hands and making up, and ex-
changing the compliments Of the season. MI
Jones obscrved, But, say, Smith, ! really
don't see how you could have misunderstood
me. | didn't say that you wanted tiShpond-
Al that | said was, that If you did want it
"a But I didn't want it," Interrupted Smith,
rr wing very red in the face; and att the two
neighbors went again hammer and tonss, refu-
sing 10 be reconciled, and becoming more BIT
ter enemies than ever.
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ARTICLE
National Johnson Club.

The address of the National Johnson Club, IN tbs
people o. the United States, sigocd by Montgomery
Blair, as President Of the Association, says;
at is obvious from the course of Congress.
as already manifested, that it means TO main
tain its power now held over the National Go
rernmcnt, and tyranny over the South, by tho
new use to which the African population is to
be converted. Mr.. Stevens made this evident
when he asserted in his speech that giving them
the franchise would defeat the weight OF the
South in the Government. 1t is clearly tho
design Of the measures already breached to
subordinate the South to the North, as Ireland
is subordinate to England, by the distractions
and bostilites that inevitably arise between
two distinct nations, brought to confront each
other in the same state aud government, assert
ing an association on terms Of an equality
which the nature, habits, prcjudices, the very
forms complexion, as well as the education
and status of the races in the Government.
from its origin to this hour, render inccmpati-
bic. England has her 0rangemcn and Irish
mon in eternal strife, and abitrates between
them with the sword. 1t is the policy OF our
rump pariiamentto produce the same relations
hDgeen TIE two sections Of our country, in
Stead Of the happy Union which Lincoln and
Johnson have labored 10 renew"
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A Good Wife.
tim ola Welsh Triad /:

A translation ofs Welsh Triad:
She is modest, void Of deceit, and obedient.
Pure Of conscience, gracious Of tongue and
true To Ter husband.
Her heart not proud, her manners affable.
and her bosom full Of compassion for the poor.
Laboring to be ily, siillful Of hand, and
fond Of praying TO God.
Her conversation amiable, her dress decent,
and her house orderly.
Quick Of hand, quick Of eye, and quick Of
understanding.
Her face benignant, her head intelligent and
provident.
Ncghhoriy, gentle, and Of liberal way Of
thinking.
Able in directing and providing what's want
ing. and good mother to her children.
Loving her husband, loving peace, and low
ing God.
Happy is the man who possesses such wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
POETICAL.
I Know Thy Heart Remembers Me

know thy heart remembers me
In all its pain and pleasure
Ard OF mine own goes back to thee,
Its last and Arrest treasure;
'ris lrine tn gaze on stormy seas.
And view its wreck Of glory there,
And thine to feel life's morning breeze
unmixed with all its chill despair.
sometimes cali the world my home
The world which hath bcreft me;
Ard dream awhile that JOYS will come
As bright ms those that lr't me!
Ard then some wound d bird Vi i'll stray
Fro,r memory's track of withered flowers,
To futt.r Der nv future wav.
And sing the dirge OF holier hours.
The dsv that died on yondcr hight
Shall live again tomorrow
But whrn the heart goes down in night,
II finds no morn from sorrow:
The frawn of night, the srrile of dawn,
Will vainlv gloom or gid the sky
'Tis alwavs night when thou at gone,
'Tis ever day when thou art nigh.
Thou may'st not feel that have loved
Az ran no more NAV love the
Until IA, vows of men have proved,
Vain AS tn clouds above thee:
But down til burial val Of wears
Nv words will rise with mer'ri"s rife,
Iika grave-stoncs wct with useless t'ars,
Which cannot call the dead TO life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

though lis confidence was beginning to get
mighty shaky The sup's started the panor-
ANA to grinding along again. and he says:
Ladies and gentleman, this exquisitepaini-
ing illustrates the raising Of Lazarus from tie
dead by our Saviour. The subject has been
handled with rare ability by the artist, and such
touching sweetness and tenderness Of expression
has he thrown into it, that have known PC
culiarly sensitive persons to be even affected to
tears by looking at it. Observe the llsls-con-
fused, half inquiring look upon tic countcnance
If the awakening Lazarus. Observe, also, the
attitude and cxpressi oithe Saviour, whotakes
him gently by the sleeve of his shroud with zone
hand, while lie poipts with the other toward
the distant city.
Before anybody could get of an opinion in
tic case. the innocent old ass at the piano struck
up
"Cpme rise up, William barrie,
Aud GO along with me-"
1t was rough on the audience, you bet. All
the solemn old flats got u in hu!r 10 60, and
everybody else laughed till the windows rat
tied.
The Snowman went down and grabbed the
orchestra. and s k Linn up, and says
THAT lets you out, you know, you chowdcr-
headed old clam Go to the door-keeper and
get your money, and cut your sticks .-vamose
the ranch! Ladies and gentleman. circum-
stances over which have no control, compel
me prematurely to dismiss
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TerribIe Accident.

A terrific boiler explosion occurred at steam
saw-mili in opperation near Dam No. 8, on tho
Potomac, last Tuesday, resulting in theinstant
death of two men engaged in the mill, and SO
seriously injuring Mr. John Dunn, Of this place,
that he expired few hours thereafter. We
have not been able 10 learn the names or resi-
denccs of tie two men who were killed on tho
instant, nor the full particulars 4 { is most sad
and distressing occurrence. -Aartinsburg Era.
I9H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
Long Fasting.

Tie Richmond Tines states that terrier
dog, the property Of Mr.. Nickel, OF Richmond.
Va. was accidentally locked in the rubbish
room. and remained twenty-one days without
food OF water. When found it was reduced
almost to Skeleton, hut was still living, aud
has since recovered entirely from the effects OF
its long fasting. Physicians assert that tho
longest case b,flre known of an animal existing
without ropd or water was fourteen days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
DIR. ,. \. STRAITH
Thc WneI.fngton

Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
No. 81 SourH SrakEr, OWE. THIRp NATIONAL BASx.
TsNHIS Con anv insurcs Building, Merchandise
l Personal Property geneI ally, vessels IN Fort
SC. against Loss or Damage by Fire, on the most
tayorable terms.
Auiosses viii De Immediately adjusted and prompt
ly pa.d.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS Y. CANDY, OF Candy, Gilpin Co.,
WM. WHITELOCK, Pres't ol Sd National BANK
q. A. PACKER, Of T. l.. Parker Co.
". H. CRAWFORD, OF W. Ii. Crawford %.
=. :. CuAPPELL Manufacturing Chca-ist.
G.H. REESE, OF G. II. Reese Bros.
]. d. MASON. of J. u. Mason Co.
J. TOME. President of tn Cecil Bank
J. :. BEACHAM, of J. ;. BeSchain Bro
j. T. DIX. OF Dix Steiner.
J. LEARY, of J. Leary Co.
4. PERRY, Commission Merchant.
H. c. SMITH. OF Tucker Smith.
X. NJ. SPILLER. OF Spiller Alcock.
E KIMBERLY, of Kimberly Bros.
JUAKTMAN. ] South Cav street
Z p TOW NSEND, OF WIN. Chestnut Co.
.PARI.ETT. OF b. F. Parlett Co.
J. = FORBES. Builder.
q ". .UUMRICHOUSE. Of {. W. Hunrichouse
L Co. IHOS. 1.CANbA' freS :
FEkXCrs J. McGISNISS, Sec'y.
T. NJ. AISQUlTH, Agent at ChsTlestown'
Nov. 2, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

WuEy Miss Burdett Coutis, Of London. be-
came the heiress of Mrs. Coutts, who had been
Miss Mellon, the actress, her fortune was com
nuted at thirteen tons Of gold. 1t has been
growing ever since. She cannot spend her IN
come nor even give it away, with all her bon
eractors She employs several active secreta-
r;es 70 read her begging letters. She gives all
she has time to give.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

The Richmond Times isimproyed 10 appear
ance. and made more convenient FIR readers, py
a change from octave to qusrto form, made at
the desire OF advertisers.
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LIVERY STABLE.

! HAVE erected a very large and commodious
/ LITERYSTABLE, and am prepared to accom-
modate Horses with Food and Shelter, and up
IN reasonable terms.
HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR HIhE.
Harper's Ferry, JAMES McGkA".
November 9 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

Gen. Grant. who bas been spending scre
days in this city, is understood % have said
that the people Of the South wiIl ultimately
receive their rights. and that President John-
sons general policy will prevail. but that mean
while we must practice patience.-Rica. En7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

Miss AxxA DICKINSON is about 70 quit lee
turing and get married. Most young ladies 90
not begin % lecture until after the hcney-'noo'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
.holic Priest Fined.

ST. Louis. No, April l6.-Father Siron-
berg. Catholic priest Of Scott county, Mo-.
has teen fined $500 for solernnizing marriage
without taking the new test oath.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

BOOTS and SHOES.
TTHG undersigned respectfully notifies all the
people OF Chahestown and neighborhood' mat
-c Is unrcmltting ia his attention to tue
MAKING & REPAIRING
or
BOOTS & SHOES.
His work commends itself For durability
suy II .. and for finish equal to city work.
His prompt execution of all contracts should
secure a very liberal share cf the public patron
AGE. Work, of every description, fine or coarse,
done quickly, well, and at prices appropriate
the times.
H.g-S Shop on Congress Street, in the LAH
OFPTlE, of the late Thomas Griggs, Esq, OF
tM tlwn. JOSEPH j. MOkkAN'
February 22, 1866.
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The Richmond Enqrirer, which was temp
rsr;Iv suspended, owing 10 misunderstanding
among its proprietors, has resumed publication.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
STOVES! STOVES!!

STOVES. TEMPLATE STOVES, IRON
KETTLES and POTS of all sizes,
&C., &C., &c.
DEIyG the only maker of STOVES in Freder,
ID ick Maryland. can sell Stoves from 10 TO ~
per cent cheaper than any other dealers here, anu
furnish a heavier. and warrant as good Stoves as
can b. bought anywhere.
.ESs-All parts of my Stoves can be renewed at
any time AS have all the necessary patterns, thus
those purchasing ofme always have their Stoves
as good rs new.
SsJs-Cal and see fer yourselves at my Store, on
In, West side If Market street. few doors South
of Patrick street. and adjoining l. W. Suman's
Cloth House, or at my Foundry. at the East end oi
Patrick street McC. YOUNG.
Vuican Works, Frederick, Nd.
October 10, lS65.-ly.
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L. 8. Clingan,
SADDLE, BRIDLE,

HARM ESS, COLLAh Az - - -
TURER,
No. HN. Market Street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND
-, -. constantly on hand the largest and
n -, escorted stock Of Bits. Whips, spurs
(td1se Brushes. saddles, Brides, Harness ana Voi
lars outside of Baltimore ...d ,,S a.
prices 10 suit the times.
October L.. '63-ly
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To the Public

TE'UE undersigned has established himself in
Cha.llstuwn. and is prepared to Repair
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELkY &C.,
a. short notice upon reasonable terms and in asub-
stautiai manner. -, ~,
On hand a fine, large Stock of SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES, &C, OF superior quality:
Oct. II, 65-ly W. W. DIhloN'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

Taey-are registering the hogs in Wheeling;
vhsshe7 mt cath i required il rct ..s'ra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
VOL !. NEW SERIES.
THE: NIARYLAND
Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.

PoLrcY HoIDsss PARricIrsrE N rur PROFITS
Losea Rate. Of Bet COmPoa'es
rE,uE Charter Of this Company requires deposit.
ofnotl-ss N an SlOO. 600 with the Treasurer ei
tb stat. As guarantee OF faith with policy mold
ers. ,:.. 30,
This CompSnv a. prepared 10 issue oluIna'! i il's
policies Tor tern Of years, and ten years hoh-'o'
friiurc lie policies.
Also Policies oi Endowment Annuity, &C.
OFFICERS;
GEORGE =. THOMAS, President.
BoARs or DwEcroBS:
Hamilton Easter, # Hswiton Easter 90.
Allen A. Chapn.ap. o. hi. kland, Chase 20.
Geo. 2. Thomas. Of Helm. Nicud mus Co.
Hugh SiSson. St,au1 Ma ble Wo Ks.
Hi.an Woods j.. o. DOughertv, Woods C''
Ceo-re II. ~, OF C0troth Miller co.
Tbo,Tss Casa d, Oi Glib. Casa Son.
lillian .vies OF Williaa Devsies Go.
Charles Webb, OF Thon as Co.
JOHN W. DAVIS, See'y.
DIR. ,. \. STRAlTH,
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Cia-ls to,rH, JeTer Os County, Virginia,
UvILL practice in Ia. Courts ol this County and
w IN adj lining Counties.
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Hawks and arly opposits tbs " Garter House.
Nov. y, lS65.