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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-20

DOUNTIES EOUALIZED.

u OUNTIES EQUALIZED.
~ All sol,lier who enlisted for three years and
served out their term of establishments and received a
bounty ofsl00, are entitled to an additional boun-
ty of 500; also soldiers discharged from wounds
or disease received in the service Parents wild
ows, and children Of such soldiers as have lott
their lives while in line Of duty, and received the
bounty as above entitled to the additional
bounty. All OF whc can he obtained by calling
addressing
JAMES +. OLMSTEAD, Claim Agent
Midlel,ury, Vermont
19tf Office in B-nwster's Block.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-20
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

MoNKroS, VT, June 2S, 1850.
Mcssrs. 5. W. FowIE & Go Boston.
Gentlemen Having tor twenty years pnst been
IN the habit of using DR.. WISrAR's BAisAM or
WILD CHERRY IN cases of Coughs. Colls. and Pull
monary Affections can testify to its great merits
with the utmost confidence. ] believe it to he the
best medicine for these complaints ever used and
nave u" doubt that the use OF it has at three sev-
crhl tin!cs saved me from Consumption, besides
many times in late yes r., afrording Immediate re-
lief in less severe attacks
am 's years of age, and for many wears have
been subject for pulmonary disease. but lN the
comfortable. can hardly find Language, to xnress
the exalted opinion have of the Balsam, and re
commend its use to all the best remedy that can
DC used. GEORGE DART.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-20

From INSLEY JEWETT, No. 10 Avon Place,
Boston.
al have suffered, and sometimes severely, foI
% years from dyspepsia | commenced taking
the Peruvian Syrup and found immediate benefit
from it, In the course of three or four weeksF
entirely relieved from my suferings, and hav
enjoyed uninterrupted health ever since"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
g. & 8 90

r. II. Cockerille, trustee, in q deed froInaJ. {.
Gunnell, dated March l3tlE 1862 VS., Eiizs j.
Gunnell, adm'x. Of j. c. GunneH and others
in chancery.
Extract from decree rendered in the above
cause, at the june term, 1866, Of the Circuit
Court of Fairfaxecounty:
1T is adiudged, ordered and decreed, that
one of the Comm ssioners Of this Court convene
before him all the creditors of Joshua =. Gun
nell, decd. ascertain the amount OF their re-
spective debts, and the character and priority
thereof. That he scertain the amount, charac-
ter and priorlties of the debts Of the said dece,
dent. secured by the deed of trust IN the gblli
mentioned, discriminating between the classes
Of creditors secured in said deed. That he also
ascertain the amount and character Of the trust
subject to the control Of K. II. Gockerille, trus
tee in said deed That said r. H.. Cockerlle,
render to the said Commissioner full ana cor
rect inventory of ali such estate, and 1ul &C
count Of his transactions as such trustee, wnlch
account said Commissioner will examine. s'ale
and settle" And it is ordered that notice o.
the time and place Of receiving PROOF op sa!u
debts and taking said accounts, be puoisneo III
the Alexandria Gazette once week for four
success i've weeks, and that such publcatIon sha!l
be equivalent to personsal service OF shch notice
on tbs IA SAiss
l 81 s.s . ssiO2 It; sldlstisA
4AsssSsSFaT ( F4T Court HOUSE,
Notice is hereby given to the<aed1tQrsTot y.
c. Gunnell, decd and all parties Tested,
that ], as Commissioner, under the above decree,
viii proceed on MONDAY, the3O4h day of July
next at my office, at Fairfax Court House, to
execute its provisions in regard to the settlement
of the estate o. the said decedent.
Those having claims are required to produce
them before me, with the necessary proofs:
NJ. DULANi BALL
ie 29-1aw4w Comm'r. in Chancery
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lie 28-1aw4W
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II
r. A. Perry and wife " Thompson Ja7ins'
and others-in chancery.
Extract from decree rendered in the above
cause, at the June term, 1866 OF the Clrcui'
Court of Fairfax county: !, =,
1T is adjudged ordered and decreed that A.
d. Ball, one of the Commissioners ofthis Court
do state and settle the account of Albert Stuart,
Comm ssioner of sale, and do ascertain who are
the proper heirs of Fred A. Perry and Catha,,
rine, his wife; formerly Cstharine violett) ana
of Ann Palmer (f9rmerly Ann Hiolett ana 40
the proceeds ofthe sale Of land made to George
Javins, under 3 former decree in this cause, and
do investigate, consider and report upon the Pc
titioD Of David L. Smcot, &C.
- COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
June 26, 1866. :,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interesteSGi
that !. as Commissioner therein named, VIII
proceed to execute the provisions of the above
decree, on wednesday, the 1st day OF aug.
next. at my Office at Fairfax Court House, when
they are required to file their claims before me-
with the necessary proofs.
NJ. DULANY BALL,
lie 2S-1sw4w Comm'r. in Chancery'
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;a6zy,and securely invegfad tor sdctl
as fnSa policy on your life. FoRTY-FIvE CENTS
ekMill insure $1,000 on the life of man
aged 80, and the payment Of a single premium
secures(and at ossee)a very much larger sum than
the investment Of the same amount could posi-
bly, do in the ordinary operstionsspf trade. The
following descriptions, DIP icieyare issued By
this Company, the premiums on which may be-
paid, yearIy, hakf-yearty, or quarterly, at the
option of the party assured:
lst LIFE PoLIcfESIfJr the whole term of life
payable, together with the dividend additions
after the death Of the party assured, tothes per-
son entitled to receive the same
3D. ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE POLICIES
These are issued to persons DESTROYS OF making
provision for advanced life, or any otnera puIR9ses
and are paya bleftoge eth er@i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on same 10th e<aesired party, attaining GER
tain age, say 10, 49, 5OF55;6O or u.s. or in case Of
his death before arriving at that age, to his heirs
or assigns
3d. ENDOWMENT Policies FOR CHILDREN
PAYABLE when a child attains the age OF 49, II or
Is, or upward, either 10ith aoithout the return
of the total premium paid, in case the party as
sured does not attain the specified age.
4th SURVIvoRsHIP ANNUITY POLICIES, by
which an insurer may SECURE to surviving 1onl-
inee, whether wife, parent. child, or friend, the
enjoyment Of q certain, definite and permanent
income for life, free alike from the dangers and
ence upon persons who may perhaps prove lnJu-
dicous or adversely interested.
@s- All policies issued by this Company par:
ticipate in the surplus, the whole OF which VIII
be ANNUALLY DIVIDED, in the most equitable
manner, among the Policyholders.
Applications received and information furnish
cd, at my Office No. =, PRINCE street, Alexan.
dria, Va. 6. !. THOMAS, Agent.
DR. F. J. MURPHY, Examining Surgeon
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We have on hand and to arrive for sale, til e
following Fertilizers: Ks
No. l. Peruvian Guano,
FoWle & Cos Celebrated Soluble Phosphated
Nv. Ii. Fowlc, Bayne s. Cos Manipulated
Guano. s:i9o1s t.
Compound Phosphat6s and Allsales, 4gj-lg..-
% Ammoniated PhoaphateR ithAlk kali and, Plas-
ter and Potash intimately ombined which
stand high as Top DRESSING for
lTQBAGCO, GRAIN ANDGRASSES.
so5nnifba s gr5 Gnaanao9 ;:az.szsa9sf3
= KettlewelpB Guadn1toS. q
nnone Dust. = d UT B gs sss.s.st
B BanefS s,Rs GsE2a3s Plaster;
Ford Fertilizer - IS. 81 g 5 ss
BartholoW's Pregp}a{fate.
Coe,sSuper p - z -
rd1e,I1sl acifc. - -snaauRa,
9DruIla Phosphate ~ 50 sF5Ey-
sEaIn1n n Ammo ammoniated super Phosp limo.
Ksssaa,s Z ea1
1,,Snnr <, C0s Excelsior, and MS
Anmon4ated Phosphate.
We<kccp on hand and are constantly receiving
S aandfeg sale
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine.
Marshars
Asnton's &C., Sc,
Ground Alum
New York Fine and Coarse,
and Turks Island, do.
We purchase, on Commission, all description OF
GRAIN,
WHEAT,
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A N ODERN M I r A @ L E!

From old and young, from rich and poor
from high born aud lowly, comes the Universe
Voice of Praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
SiCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
It is q perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any ''oiP' or ''pomatum y ooftens brash
dry and wiry hair into beautiful silken tresses
But, above all, the great wonder is the rapidity
with which it restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use it few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGE!
tho whitest and worst looking hair resumes lts
youthful beauty. It does not dye the hair bu!
strikes at the root and fills it with new life ana
coloring matter.
1t will not take long disagreed bic trial 1t!c
prove the truth Of this matter Inc nrSt apPil77
cation will do good you will see the natural
color returning every day, and before you
knowit, the old, gray, discolored appearance OF
the hair will be gone, giving place to lustrous,
shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no
other article is at all like it in effect You will
find it cheap to buy, pleasant to try, and sure
to do you good.
There are many limitations. BE sure you pro-
cure the genuine manufactured only by
r. z. HALL s. CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Propretors.
For sale by all druggists iy 2-2m
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nRTGEss CONCENTRATED FEKT1Ll-
II The immediate results =, Of the use Use
of this approved hnr tx
as in the appl ~
st the same time the land on VIM u ~ 'apE''ieu
is permanently enriched. .5,,..5La,, < i
A discount made to dealers. For sale TX iSrE
;ans1a AZ os 8s and 81 Cameron st.
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Court Notices.

rOMMIssIoNER,ss TICE.-Isasc New,
II ton complainant, Ys. John Magic, ir., VIM
"a Tayioe, Edward T. Tayloe, Presley Thorn
ton Lomax, Benjamin Ogle Tayloe and Philip
The decree of June2d, 1855, of the aCircn;:
Court Of Alexandria County, in this cause, d.
reefs that one of the master commissioners az,
said Court do inquire and report to the next terri
of the Court as follows: 49,.
First. As to the amount of Indebtedness fro,,
Isaac Newton to Benjamin O Tayloe and VIM:
H. Tayloe, by virtue OF his original liability TO-
his n,lrchase from them of the tract of Land =;
the bill and proceedings mentioned with suhscs
| ouent reductions thereoi: stating amounts ord
.ssecond. What security the said TaylSes bs:
idthesn1.;r original debt; how, whom, and to wbsI
SeaGFthut security has been diminished.
for thef hat payments have been esoade nv
extern, s. Sat, John Naglee, ir, on hispurcbaso
Third. Aparlswton, Of the 1910 acres Of land ia
frem Isaac Unpaid to sssd e eTton wnss
amour amour I'll and zutcitn e Of the s..
sad purchase. yloes for the existins in.
,F our,h The va psepsLw,o9a to lhsg.lndeper.
1fbltyd segta s SAD {shI agec,
siaaess M atssi il .h
J J y: !; j:
Iiss vs. + 60 t6s:
sabundsnt and sas5 S. o.,
land ga leRspn fsssfs I snS
/, s IS g ha IEsasas # lsdelphis
sad New 5erssy ia q ed tbs 5,Ss
ssfa ssa ,Ess lss i
g q =; s}Gp T. F Ss'ds |?
Es s..s pon .a saassty: "DN ~" ~
shsfactsr psoes from saie
ssss S y p ,lecs y,b rsssT
si1 $751; si jsss :ass5s
ahe . assas Sss rs gonmfm.siafsS any
Other fsthatshah hay deeaig reaessasy, or
which either Ray ssquifes slnsFieG and
heraneesoE egoing induiries. and that
psi gIee jr ma inc each
other 53Ssh beSere.tl sasas 5tnreis soncr, a:
to anY ofnsttsrs. referre ON thisdeefee
SIS e as's exsrez,
s1audTis V S2ssjts et s9 a1gta, n
sasass E SIss gSa ys,si 2a% Toynt1.
ssLpAaT, Benja9g7issogtsT 5yIos @"a Phi'ip E.
You are hereby notified that Fhaye axed upon
FRIDAY, the Sd day of AugEst, 1896. at lO&
O'clock, a. n, at my ot6ceSI9 the Otys9f Alex;
andria as tie time and place when and where l
snail proceed to execute the decree in the above
named cause, renderedson the 2d9day Of 51le
1866, in a uit-in;Schancery depending in1tle
Circuit Court of Alexandria Cofdty, in which
SOU are parties at which tine and placesSou
are required to attend. n y g.,
Chaneery Q: the said Cq,rt, tie day and year
first aforesaid. A
jy3-1aw4W w. =. 1EAlOas.
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THE GAZETTE.
,:rE;JRsDAY EVENING, JULY y.
On TEE FOURTH, in fredericksburg, the col

|3s" TIE FOURTH, in Fredericksburg, the col
sd people, belonging to the Independent
C;rder Of Good Samaritans and Daughters Of
3snarla" gave "a grand picnic and, it is but
:us:ice to say, conducted themselves With
:.s.rked decorum and propriety. a procession
-onething ike Masonic or Odd Fellow per-
c:mances, marched quietly through the prln'
o:osi streets, andssslarge, we'll dressed and well
>ahaved crowd ofmales and females assembled
-.,adar tie trees at Kenmore. and amused them
7slgss With singing, swinging, 30. SSs
i. delegation of the most respectable old SER
,ants OF Fredericksburg waited on John L.
Large, Jr., Esq, and requested that he would
nd several other prominent citizens Wore an
lice 10 be present. Accordingly, about 7.
H.. the members off the order we're marshaled
:. rear 0; Kenmore House, and, after Rev.
j4s.r. ,!r'ebbs, OF che Methodist Church, who was
:. chaplain IN the Confederate army, had offered
~ appropriate prayer Dir. Marye spoke Tor
LII so hour toihe large ana attentive audience
assembled and gave them some plain and
~,rolesonle advice and admouition. He told
ZEN tbey were free, and their future support
tni; prosperity depended on their own honesty,
Industry, sobriety, taithfulness land general
2s,ood conduct ;thatsis would Be hard work to
MAINTAIN wiffssaHd Ehnsdfen, because they had
not been, srained TO- provide aors tssaa's-- hat
they must sonnet hing fpr old age and and
sickness that they. must practi the same VIZ
tues which made white men respected and
prosperous sthat, their. chief sWcrk nov Hassto
nlaintain themselves honest sansate their
children, and not to listen 10 those 10 came l
among them for a short time only, and tried 70
poisontheir minds aboutp oliticid rights, which
Would4net help themsto9 ardssge getting TODD and
clothes and homes, Iors promote their. morall,
mental of phys pros perity that
ccessagy Of both ites:saIfa
Blacks That there shouid good and
GOOD understanding betEaen them: that if uled.a
;.esome and wicked meoastiIed up Strife -
.!een them the result would necessarily be
r ost disastrous to the black race.
Re concluded by saying that all sensible
white people were glad to see them taking a
Holiday and enjoying themselves IN an innocent
=,aDner; they were welldressed and orderly and
better Behaved than many crowds he bad seen !;
AT the old residents of Fredericksburg DID
lot 2eed his advice, but that the new ones
would DO well to remember what he had ,rne
ev George Dixon, the colorea bsbsf 40 20 T ths
co1sEesatlon, VINO 5o. hi r' Maaye for his good
s,SEteen yeaad;z sed the audience to remember
ID iiollow fredericksburg Ners.
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Fertilizers.

OTTAN0 AIdlNQNLATED ~.
G OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oest
yet to5the faTmsr R h;st
sessing all the activity Ct PERUVIAN 9uano ~
ps?I contains large amount Of animal matteTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i form, WHICH, combined
with soluble Bone phosphate ofAms, eanno.
iltoIrender it very valuable
Notwithstanding we believe ITO ps sns psss
in tho es ~ syahv plE
epneRsesare lessened, we enabledto sell "
yary Iowawith u liberal discount to dealers ss!t
's ~ s ,f'ssMaELURIDGE s. CO., Sole Agents,
IS 49, no. !, South Wharvess+
&c Alexandra, Va.
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AIEyANnRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS.
Insurance.
T II E IS
Mutual Life ms. Co.,
OF NEW YORK. III ~ d
ED:s9--sETG, ovor s1e,ooo,ooo.
AasAa app
m, An. .

profApch present or future
To meet the choice Of s Prdie the aaous az ~,
sured paid in instruments to theIChs!n Pan 10y -
heirs, rather than in sum, this CUE, f1sAe.
prepared to insert in its policies clause a.,
ing that in lieu Of the payment of the policy
and profits in one sum, IN equitable amount, to
be determined by the Company, rnsy be paid
annually or semi-annually for any specified
number Of years, (say from FIVE to twenty-five
years.
EXAMPLE.-suppos a policy of $4,000,
with additions amounting to S., OOO more, should
become payable by reason of the death OF the
person insured, the Company, in lieu of the
payment of $15 600 in one sum, would be able
to give assuming interest realized in thalnsstl
an annuity for ten yescSxSful 5GI,I 94.l, -
mum, or for twenty H. la ~
81, $40 per annum. sssaa
This form of annuity will remove M
which may exist in the minds Of some. pdlEg
holders lest the future provision they haYemH
for,their fami les should be i9GGSasl ortra q
tory Yin itsfd ation.eith nsaf ssaas
Hisnotonly free from The ord ils dS1 xefs
ofaavestment, but Its puncfuaI y apay-
nibnt is secured By the lar did cash re-
sources and good is Which
thusste eeftai ns ext tent, becolp4 dian
or tEasses . g 4, q a
any adserss cSntin gency. s. ssssss sss
rs <ll such defeffh yment s M Ties
willis aye equbtabl eE diVfdaAds
This Eli Camp
asss psIaa Ssf
which indiyid uals may proT for1 thefnsel
.in ado INsTa ss.s
ffs unaefsig nede9u SOCIAL tts g
no
families, To Che advantag offered by the ab5Fe
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NO. 175, KING STREET..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

r Hs7A UHAN1'
NO. 175, KING STREET..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
LOUIS APPICH, PROPRIETOR.
The advertiser has fitted up,in excellent style,
the house, No. IT'S, King street, and has opened
q frst-class restaurant, where may be obtained,
at all times, the best Whiskey, Wine Alc
Lager, Cigars and Tobacco.
Everything will be done to render the house
an agreeable place of resort and tho proprietor
solicits call from his friends
my l2-tf LOUIS APPICH.
EISHING SHORE FOR SALE OR RENT.
Il Morris Landing, better known as Twins
Shore, containing FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
LAND, and has on it a good house for officers
and men, large shed, with watts enough to
strike seven hundred barrels Of behring's, at a
time Any further description is unnecessary,
as the shore is well-known to all Potomac fish
men to be one of the best herring shores on
the Potomac. Fog terms apply to
THOMAS PERRY,
No. S, Prince st.
P S-There is an outfit Of capstans and
boat on the Shore that will be sold low to any
one buying or rent ing. my 3O-tf] T. P.
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DOR THE l,.I HARVEST OF 1866.

sEOR THE HAR VEST o 1866. ;
+. BARTHoLoW g CO.,
TO. s25, KING STREET,
& between Water and Union,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.,ss;
Solo agentssfor the celebrated Buckeye Reap
er and Mower; Woods Reaper and Mower'
Balls Reaper and Mower: res s. is
worldwide. No comment 10 prove thetn the
hands. We aTusc Circulars and catal ogucS
hast. ,ovr distribution.
Revolving Hay Rakes,
Grain Cradles,
Wheel Rakes,
Grass and Grain Scythcs,
Wire Tooth Cleaners,
Horse Hay Forks,
Hand Rakes,
Hay Forks,
Scytbe, Snaths.
Whetstones,
Briar Scythes.
Hay Knives
Grass Hooks
Corn Knives,
j. P. BARTHoLoW s 60,
No g. King St., Alexandria, Va,
my2-tf and 55S. 7th ST., Washington, D. c:
IOHN D 4 IS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS,
STATION cry, &c.,
SOLE AGENT FOR TIE
WASHINGTON CHRONICLE AND Ma
TIONAL INTELLlGENCER,
AND AGENT FOR THE
BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
No. 120, KING STREET,
(Siggers's Old Stand,)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
@s- Daily and Weekly papers delivered to
subscribers, BY careful carriers, in any part OF
the CITY. ap2-3m
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CEORGE E. WHITE,
(J Liberty Hall,
SO and o. Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice stock of
GRO CERIES,
embracing Teas, Cofees, Sugars, Spices Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Butter
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jellies, Fari-
ma, Corn Starch, and a'great variety Of Particles,
usually found in grocery store.
BRUCES sr,
CONCENTRATED. FERTILIZER.
SWAN ISLAND @ UANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He also asks attention to his unusually large
and fine stock of
LILO u ORS:
of every description, consisting Of Whistles high
and low grades, Brandies, Gin, California Wines
Champagne, Port, Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, C9rdials, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, &c, &c.
Also, CIGAR5 and TOBACCO, in great va
riety.
Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of
charge. oc 16-tf
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YEAST CAKES.
STATIONS CELEBRATED YEAST
COMPO UND, composed entirely of vegetable
extracts. and is warrented to be the best DRY
HOP YEAST, ever pre-; ,nted to the public, and
and who lesome bread Its put up with twelve
cakes in each package with full directions,
which if followed, is warrented to give COM
plete sati slaction For SALE wholesale and re-
tail by dENR? gym,
iu4.tf No SO & 224 King st.
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CODA WITH COFFEE AND CREAM !!
y We take pleasure in informing the ladies
and gentlemen of Alexandria and those visiting
our city, that We are now prepared to furnish
PURE SODA WATER WITH COFfEE and
GREAM-a very refreshing and exhilarating
beverage during the summer months-also,
Hook and Soda Nectar Cream, Catawba, Sher-
bet Ora nge Pineapple, Vanilla, Lemon Rasp-
berry, Straw berry, Ginger, and all syrups usual
W. i. MILBURN Il BkO.,
-.---..--..... Apothecaries,
ie l5-tf n z. cor. King & Washington sts:
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b L E G TRIO 5 o a ?
THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
Time money labor&nd Clothes Saved, by using
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP!
When used, according to directions, no wash
board or washing machine is necessary. and br,
its use child can do the washing of lar re
family.
It makes the hands soft and white, an7 will
not injure the most delicate fabrics For sale
wholesale and retail by HENRY COOK,
je Aft 80 and ~ Eino 81
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-16

Speech Of John Sherman, OF oh'o'
EXTRACT FROM A srEEcR cr HON. JOHN SHERMAN
EMITTED srArxs srS AroE PROM ONO, MADE
~ CONNECTICUT. r.
h FEW WORDS, FIR ST, TO YOUNG MEN.
As preliminary to the observations
that desire to make upon ;he questions
immediately a. issue now, l desire TO
sar few words to young men. see
that there are many here tonight, and
no doubt .ome Of them ure 40" Tor fhe
frs, tius choosing their political re'a
tions, There is no choice that man IS
called upon 70 make 10 which it is OF so
much importauc ucc ,ha. he should be right
=, the choice Of hi. .party-e1etpt' IN .
deed tho choice Of wife, which IL OF
| tho very highest importance, for 1t IN
vo,ye. bis domestic happiness for i'te'
and tho choice Of good wife involves
liz But tho choice Of mans party Is
.I,o M Of r,stsinportauee. 1t regulates
his influence upon,he body polite; os'
c,n,e no man, however exalted bis intel
lsc,, however great his requirements, IS
Of any considerable account, In ta's
country e1cep, ho mOulds aud directs
the opinions Of others. ,ln tn.s 'Fee
covernmeus of ours, all.men ssand aPo1
q footing Of equality. The most ieaTuea 10! .S;a
man. tho mos, eloquent man. 10 'o's
couu,ry has no moro influence IN COO
,rolIiug its de.,inis, than the most ig'
norsns voter, except in so far as he I'M
ures,e, hi. opinions upon his folio" e't'
i.sus, It i. only through party orGao''
z,,;ons that We can control public op,n'
;on. ion 10 order to have any appreclsoIe
;oI,oenoo.a inn man 10 sshis;eouutry most
.,,.oh himself to oue;of tho great p0l't.
icalsp.rsiesi and a each. election .Sn;, our od
Fe;,;,eSs ,rs called upon to give sne't 40
Ss.iou to one or tho other Of these par.
.ie,. ds ssia ,hts country .s this :,ns,. 70
have .VbFgrcat political 3orS.oIs.;'oo': as.H :
One oallssitsef :shs p'nos's'''' parry