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VIRGINIA LIT AIRY lNSTI-

~ INV - i ~ NJ IL j - IL iANh)
Y TUTE-Thr BOARD OF VISITORS vii meet
Al the Virginia Military Institute on the ?7th OF
June 10 ut kc appointments Of Cadets. Appl!ca-
ton. for STATE aud PAY Cadet appointments Will
be made 10 the undersigned. accompanied with the
usual testimonials at good moral character.
Candidates Tor appointment must DE exempt rom
bodily disease, Of ages between sixteen and TWEEN
tv- tye years and in the case of STATE Cadet, APP
ulicauts must satisfy the Board OF their lnaollity
10 meet thu expenses Of the Institution.
Candidates for admission must be able 70 read
and write well, and 10 perform with facility ana
accuracy the various operations Of the Tour ground
rule, of arithmetic, OF reduction, OF simple and
compound proportion, and OF vulgar ana decimal
fractions. ...,-.,
will be supplied with board and tuition without
charge. ~,
All state Cadets who held appointments on the Sd
tiou a. such will signify the same, with the usual
evidenc" Of present pecunary condition. ny leper
10 the superintendent. n,
Every arrangement has been made hy the Board
Of Visitors 10 maintain the high .CIE&TfFrc cha
racter of the Institute and put in full operation
It's well tried and distinctive system of discipline
and instruction. go
The graduating exercises of the institution Will
Ia k place Al the Institute the 9TH Of July. The
examinations will commence ON the 2th OF June,
and he continued daily until completed. The pub
lie are respectfully Invited 10 all OF these ezer-
Cirr>. -, ,
For all further information, application will ba
made 10 the Supt rintendent. -
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
,,,,Is apI3tSwtlTuly SUPERINTENDENT
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CHA DE MAGNOLI A toilet de
II Iight Superior To any cologne used to bathP
The faco and person. to render the skin sct' ana
fresh 10 ailay Inflammation to perfume c'3tnlng
ior headache &c IL l. manufactured from IN. rich
SoptheTn Magnolia and IL obtaining 4 patronage
quite unprecedented Il is favori,e with actresses
and opera singers II is sold by All dralsI- ~ Sns
dollar in large bottles, and by DshAS bAhs 60 !"
co New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

=
PHILLIPS Il WRIGHT,
J. COMMISSION AND GRAIN MERCHANTS,
ON CARY BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TwBLfrH
STREETS.
The subscribers have associated under the rrm
Of PHILLIPS 4 WRIGHT to conduct the FEED
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS NJ the store re-
Gently occupied by Messrs: o. Ii. chslkiey NO,
on Cary street, between Eleventh ana I"elith'
Richmond, Va. s.,
In soliciting share Of the patronage Of the COM
munity they promise all that strict application 70,
and ,xnerrnca in business can to obtain the
highest market prices and 70 make prompt returns
''0 JAMES +. PHILLIPS.
formerly oil Redwood Phillips;
JOHN I. WRIGHT,
lately with Msssr-; George J. Herring Go.
ru',ga. JShn A. Meredith aud Joseph Christian,
ga.Sr- =. II. Starka, X. Cauthorn, Ge"rs. ! Her
ring y Co. p. Horton Reach, X; Gnthrisht,J Z.
Redwood X. l.. Williams, A. A. Hutchinson, Pains
4 Co.: William II. Redwood Of Baltimore X B.
Nmifhry, Of Amelia !; DR.. Allen Christian, oil MID
ia ia
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
i existing between BROADDus 4 TALlAFERRo
il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business carried on by the above frm will
be continued by me. STAIRS, HAND RAlLlSGS,
&c, fabricateda AT short notice. All orders left AZ
my shop, franklin street, opposite Metrop, Titan
Hall will meet with prompt attention:
ap 23-ts NJ w. BR0ADDCS.
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

~ J. CRUMP, Builder, Governor
IA. street, opposite Wing Building, y, prepares
Ia nui ,rtake contracts for all kinds Of BUILDING,
nj Ia execute work In his line In ali it, branches
JODBlSG promptly attended 10.
PACKING BOXEs for merchants and others ma
nuracured at the shortest notice.
The best materials used In all work. and the
loves, prices chargad. ld-srn
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COAL AND WOOD.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
u PRICE OF COAL.
Wa have reduced the price of our celebrated
PHOENIX REL; ASH COAL two dollars per ton from
r. J. WHITE.
Yard south side Of the Dock.
shall be pleased TO supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which they
can rely. my2l-rI r. 81. MY
DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers In
coal AND WOOD, ONCE Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Be-, RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for CRATES. stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE-
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE WOOD. NH Its
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS ASTHRACITE and MIDLOTHIAN
va" anu BLdOD PESDLEToS.
v r Orders promptly Oiled de Its
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June S.-Flour very quiet.
Wheat steady. Corn active weighed white,
$I;ycllow, 90c. Oats firm. Proyisionsactiyc.
Lard, 22lsc. Coffee and sugar dull. Whis-
Ky unsettled Western, $2.23il.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 7.-Cotton is
sitter sales 300 bales at 34G35c. Gold,
I43. Bank sterling, lG3. q
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PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Antoine Probst
was executed this morning in the presence
Of few spectators.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC-JC%E '.
sun rIsrs.............Iii Moon rlses..,..''.. %
Srn So. .........5.lb High tiic..,........l2 ~
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WILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT

w AND BUILDER corner Of Fourth and Cary
streets The 81 bscriber having resumed the BUILD
ING BUSINESS In all Its branches offers his SER
vices TO his friends and the public generally, a..
surfing then, that all work done by him shall be OF
tho b.st material and workmanship, Having car.
riad on tn" business in this city for twenty years
successfully he aa,tsrs himself that satisfaction
will be given to all who may bestow upon MN thslr
patronage. WILLIAM fohoIo'
ap .0-i3m
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WALTER s. WEST, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, L prepared d. 70 Cornish bE-
ings Of every description, and to -uparintend or
contract to build the same, in any part oil the sate'
" once. No. 1ss Main st ee., tup stairs,l Rich
m0ni. Va. MI -'-pm
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What VIII he stand BY.

There Is hardly an utierance Of John A.
Bingham, the Disunion Candidate for Con.
gress, but what lie viii deay when it is re-
peated. He would like to be all things ia
all men. Week before last we copied some
extracts from his speech at Cambridge,
which his mouth-pieee undertakes parti-
ally to deny. We copied our extracts from
the Cincinnati Commercial, an extreme
Radical paper, whose reporter took the
words from Binghanl's own lips. We have
no doubt, and Bingham has no doubt that
they were the very words he uttered on that
occasion and the revision of his speech
which he blanes us for not having, express
es the same i7ea, although it is covered up
with more words.
We would give Bingham an item of adj
vice. Don't attempt to play the Demo
gogue about little things. There is not a
man in the District but knows that you are
in favor Of Negro Suffrage, and every at
tempt you make to cover it up is at the OK;
pense of your honesty.
Mr., Bingham took strong grounds fol
Negro Suffrage on the 18th day of Septem
Der, 1865. In a speech made at the Fail
Grounds at Cadiz, on that day, he said;
"And as I said years go | repeat now
no discrimination should b. made between
natural horn and naturalized citizens of tho
same age. on account of c0lor and Fucs, IN
CONFERING THE PRIVILEGE OF
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE"
Mr.. Bingham had that speech writer
out under his own eye and published in tn,
Cincinnati Commercial, and afterward
copied into every Radical paper in this Con
-.o;,ol 1;.4,;ot
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ing the Union it created and the liberties il
was orlained to secure.
lSignedl
G.. A. CUSTER, Major General U. S. A;
a. Med. MCCo0K. Major Gen. u. S.A.;
L. H. Rous EAU, Major General;
GEORGE Crook. Major General;
$. MEREDITH, Breyet M'jor General;
Tuos EWING, Jr, Brevet Major General,
Committee on.A ldress.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1866.
We cordially approve OF the call for the
Convention, AMI recommend the holding
Of local Conventions to cooperate in the
r1Ovrment.
Major Generals John A. Dix, James b.
Steedmen. + p. Blair, II. W. Sl0cnm. Dam
lei u. Sickles, Gordon Granger. john A.
NleClernanl ID. \. Couch, W. w. Aycrill,
II. Il. Davies, ir., 0rlan 10 B. Wilcox, AL
phcus S. Williams, GcTShom Mott, Hugh
Z. Ming, Theo. Ruryon, Thomas Kirby
Smith. A. franklin. T. L. Crittenden, Nor
seua r.. Patri k, ALVIN {. GLEN, j. j.
Bartlett, G. X. Moran, ]. C.. Davis, Joseph
+. kIipn.
Superintendent u s. Army Mail-A.
II. MARYLAND.
Rre-et Major Gonera's-Nartin T. Me.
Mahon, II. II. Heath. John NJ. Oliver, w.
7, Ward. Henry A. Morrow.
Brigadier Ganeral<-G. G. Maxwell, An
son q. M:Cook. George Spalipg, J. L.
Croxton, w. McCandlcss, 4. B. Mccall
monnt, Samuel Beatty, w, Harbcthorr. j.
S. Fullerton, G. f. Winters, Il. B. Brown,
J. G. Parkhurst. g. II. Hill. r. A. Vaughn
James Craig, NJ. i. Smith. j. G. McFerra.
j. w. FrizelI, Fred. Vandtyer, Lewis G.
Hunt, j.. II. Nord, Thomas Curley, ii.
Bragg.
Brevet Brigadier Gcnorals-Chalas G.
tialpine, Henry S. Commager, II. c. Ho.
bart, II. G.. Dunlap. C. o. Lnomis, Henry
Baertron, Cbas. NJ. Blair, j. r. Willis
Chas. Black, Durbin Ward.
Colonels-J. Laverance, Qninn J. Norton
D, Murphy, j. Nj. Richardson, March,:
| Boyd, James o. Broalhepl, w. B. Riggs
James Peckham, r. T. Crittenden, :. r.
Mott, Ii. Z. Btker, p. H. Alb1ak, Jam
Mum, II. Barnes, r. Me.AIi,tcr S. i
Moe.
Surgoons-D. W. Bliss, J. Akin son, CJ'
onel Graham, NJ. II. Fitch, Henry Starr
w. D. Lewis, Oscar t. Moore, A. ii rri.
G.. Gray, j. II. Linton, JamesGe,rIc, ia
Hancock, j. II. Ward, W. B. McCrecry
II. NJ. Bulkley, G. ID, Pennebaker, j. G
McKibhin, j. j. Phillips, Miles K. Green
J. NJ. Glover, j. L. Phillips, NJ. Flesh
Colonel Byrne.
The change from Chicago TO Cleveland
as the place of holding the Convention, wa
at the solicitation of gentlemen in the sea
board States, who consider the latter NOR
desirable, and a central location.
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Bingham Dozaies being a J02ln-
q EaNE2.

Last weeks RepulAicn contradicts the
report given the Ohio Dcmoc,ut by John
Howard that Bingham told him that he
was a johnson. tn. iollcwing Is the sub
stance Of the conversation, which was had
in the presence of james Howard, Esq,
WHO'S HI nsef a poli;ioo! friend o. Bingham
The reader can form his " conclusions.
Mr.. Bingham told Dir. Howard that he
was going down to Tuscarawas county to
talk to the people.
Mr.. Howard told him that it would be
of no use unless lie bingham was u John
son man. la i
Mr.. Bingham replied: ''We are all John
son men now"
Ans reasonable man woull take the con
clusion from the above that Mr.. Bingham
wished Howard to understand that he was
a johnson man, The only excuse Mr..
Bingham can possibly have is that ho. was
not in cornest. This may have been the
case.
But there is another fact that we wish to
notice. Mr.. Bingham has been talking
Conservative men to one side and telling
them privately that he was really C0aserca-
tire. John, that wont win. Duplicity i,
always unmasked. Act honorably and even
your opponents would have a better opinion
Of you.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, ER0W Restored.

Just put!tSheI, ina SEATED Eaueiope price,
SIC cents.
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment,
IA and Radical Cure of Sentinel Weak
ness, or Sper1natorrhusa, induced by Self
Abuse; Involuntary Emissions, Impotency,
Nervous Debility, and ,IInpcdiulents to
Marriage genera "; C~olsumation, Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental and Physical Tncacacity,
&c.-By ROBERT J.. CULVERWELL, NJ.
d., Anther Of the "Groen Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, in this adj
mirable l,ecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequent
ceS of Self-Abuse may be e1fectually ro-
moved without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, bougles, instru-
ments, rings, or corfllals, pointing out u
mode of cure at once certain and effectual,
by which every sufferer. no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically, This lee
tnre will yrove a boom to thousands and
thousands.
Sent, under seal, in q plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publish.
ers.
Also DR.. CULvERWELL'S Marriage
Guide, ".price Is cents.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, p. O.. Box. 4586,
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INTERNAL REVIEWER
OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE,


CAMBRIDGE, OHIO, August s, lS0t.y
NOTICE is hereby given that the As
~ SCISSORS Annual List of Internal Rev
enue Taxes, for the 10th District of Ohio, for
1866, has been received at his Office, and IL
now due and payable. Each person As
sessed on said Annual List, whose Tax shall
remain unpaid aner
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER s, 1866.
will I've SCI we'd with a notice demanding pay
ment ofsaid Tax and q fee of twenty cents;
which Tax, if not paid within ten days from
the date OF said notice Will, be char ged ten
per G additional as penalty.
c. j. ALBRIGT,
Collector ofthe 10th District of Ohio.
Said Taxes for Harrison county will be
received at my office (Recorder's) in Cadiz.
Payable i'm Government Money or Notes of
National Banks only. Be prompt, and avoid
the ten per cent. penalty and other expen-
SEES. JOSEPH REA, =
Deputy Collector 10th District.
August l., 1856.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-29

EVERY day affords new proofs of the Pc
culiar effects Of Roback's Stomach Bitters
in cases where a disorderod condition of the
stomach. liver and bowles, is combined with
great debility, nervous weakness, and in
tense melancholy, there can be no doubt but
it is sure panacea.
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~ NA1
ENEESE as.
.NIMRER MI

IF ono-third of a locality in the State of
New York is one-half Of an cutlery. and the
remaining two-thir,lS is the whole Of a city
in Massachusetts,, what is The name Of said
locality?
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IMPORTANT 40 SUFFER- EHss.
DIR. IT. y ~

H!TR Il SbkA . iaLu nv 49, Il an"
DIR. Tt. " KISNELS, .r
Practical Physician Jor az vnye5st, Diseases
Of the Gcnito Urinary organs.
| OFFICE, THIRD ST., CENTRE WHEELING
WEST VIRGINIA.
For "A number Of years DR.. Kisner has
| made Il speciality in the treatment of all
| Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
| Organs, in which he has been eminently
successful. Tho following are a few among
the many affections Of these organs, to the
treatment of which the Or. gives his entire
attention, viz: Chronic Catarrh of the Blad-
der and Urethra, Irritable Bladder and
Dribblihg of Urine, Gravel, Diobets and
Difficult Urinating. Syphilitic Diseases in
all their varied forms. GhonOrrhea, elect
Structure, in all their Complications, Sper.
matorrh3a, Impotence and all Diseases of
the Sexual System arising from Sexual A.
buses. and Youthful Indiscretions. All OPP
erations neatly and quickly performed
Persons afflicted particularly with old and
troublesome cases should lose no time to call
on or address DIR. KlsNER communications
containing stamps or fee promptly noticed.
Office hours 8 a. m. to IL m. to 8 p. IN.
References, Prof. j. +. Payne Steuben-
Vile Ohio, DR.. g. w. Arnold, Cambridge
Ohio, Reed u Kroft, Druggists Wheeling
w. Va.
June 81, 1861 yr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-29
NUMBER XIV.

NTMBER XIV.
I am composed of twenty eight letters.
My II, %, 4, Is, ii ro},hcr.
My 3, Is, %, =, is worn by almost every
one.
My 10, I, u, s, is the name Of a noted
physician.
My 10. 81. IA, IL, is possessed by most
animals.
Wy %, 6, PC. 10, san active animal.
Ny %, 8, 9, Is, i1a troublesome disease
My !, 30. "a, 81, is a useful vegetable.
My whole is a good democratic motto.
ANSWER To ENIGMA NO XII.
Honesty is the best p%'licy."
tab
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-29

nea Read this paper and lend to your
Ncighbor.
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Fine S 0e %
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby ffiven that the under
~ signed has been appointed and duly
qualified Administrator Of the estate OF
John NJ oflett, late of Harrison County, o.,
deceased. AL interested will lake notice.
WILLIAM REED, Admir-.
Aug. Is, 1866 st
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AGENTS WANTED!

Local Agents wanted in Harrison, Jeffer-
erson, Belmont Carroll, Guernsey and
Tuscarawas counties. to sell LittlefieldS
Great Picture of the 'DEATH BED OF LIN
COLIN" Endorsed by the President, Speaker
ColfaX, Judge Chase and other distinguished
persons present on the sad occasion.
Address with stamp
HANNA & SIMMONS.
Genl Agents
Cadiz Ohio.
August Is, 1866.
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70 tie SJLlieiS aal SuOrs 1cAO Sercei a.
he Arny and N1Cgg the Intel States
GHia7 he {t:c rcjdii9a:
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BUNDLES YET TO COME I!
Short advertisements Short Pricesi
Quick Sales aud the "Nimble ~Sixpence''
end the chapter.
BROWNE, ROSEDIAN & co.
Cadiz, April II, 1856.
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platform, ! have nos been awed, di8mayed
or inundated by either thrcats or cncroacli,
ments, bat have stood there IN conjunction
with patrio:ic spirits, SCUM ling the locsin Of
alarm Whenever deemed tie citidel Of lib
erty in danger. Great applause, ! said
on a previous occasion, and repeat ow, that
all that was necessary in fhe great Struggle
against tyranny and d2spotism wa. that the
struggle should be sufficiently audible for
the American people to bear and under
stand, They did hear, and looking on and
seeing who the contestants We're, ana what
that struggle was about, they determined
that they would settle this question on the
side Of the Constitution and OF principle
lCries of''That So and applause.
Iproclaim here to- day, asI have on 9th
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19
Gossip of the War in Europe.

DR.. Nelaton, the physician who extracted the
ball from Garibaldiis foot, has declared that he
has great doubts of Garibaldi's fitness for going
through a campaign, or indeed undergoing any
great fatigue.
The sons of Don Juan de Bourbon have taken
lery, and several old Carlist emigrants have left
Paris TO enlist under Francis Joseph.
letter lrom Gleiwitz (Prussia) relates this
incident:-''The men of the landwehr we're on
the point of starting; the train was ready, but
the wives of the soldiers opposed its departure
throwing themselves in their despair on the
rails in front of the locomotive. Recourse to
violence could not be had. What was TO be
done? The station master proposed to the
women to accompany their husbands, but IN
separate carriages. The poor creatures con
sented; but when the train started, the carriages
with the women did hot move. The station
master had had them detached. He took care
to get away before the discovery was made.n
The Austrian authorities at Cracow have re-
ceiyed Instructions from Vienna to prepare
valuations of upwards OF two hundred houses in
the town, which 1t Is proposed TO pull down in
case Cracow should be besieged by the enemy.
A Florence letter to the Chicago Tribune con-
tains the iollowing:-
'There are many moving incidents in the
volunteering. Yesterday a wealthy citizen
stood looking on at the departure of several
hundred young men rom the station at Milan.
Just as the train whistle began to screech out
its warning that the hour of departure had
come, familiar voice cried out from third
class car, 'Good-by, papa He looked up, and
there was his oldest son, in the full glory of the
red blouse, going Off to the war; The father was
dashed for q second, but there was no time to
lose. He rushed up to the car, kissed the boy,
and handed him his purse, with only one re-
proOi:-'Had you told me, Johnny, there would
have been more money in the purse"
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OH Let Me BE Your BOY Again.

IThe following lines were suggested on hearing of
the sudden death of young man of great worth
and refinement and beloved by all who knew him,
who, on the night of his death, laid his head on his
mothers lap and aid;-"Let me be your boy again,
mother; let me be your little boy again; kiss me,
dear mother" Continuing this strain of pure
emotional sentiment for a few minutes he suddenly
rose, threw back his head, and died on the instant
Roll back, ye years of youths bright lows
Roll back, proud nanhoods riper years:
Roll back, cen let my childish fears
Come to me with these pleasant toys;
Which .wiled my happy hours away,
When daWned my early childhoods day.
Steal DER me once again, tn ose Dreams
Ot childhood's pure and holy love,
Which lighted from the realms above:
My path shown clear as limpid streams,
Which, sparkling i'm the noon.tide sun
My liie retected-as they run.
Kiss me, my Mother dear, once more,
Oh let me be your boy again
Let me but hear that soft, sweet strain,
And soothe my spirit as of yore;
Now fold me in your loved embrace
From my sad soul each shadow chase.
Am l, dear Mother, loved by thee
As well, rs when in childhood's time
My love was purely iondly thine
knelt in prayer beside thy knee?
And asked for mercy, grace, and light,
To guide my youthful steps Alright
He rose, and stretched his hands towards
heaven
With uptuned faCe:-he gasped for breath
While on his brow the seal OF death
Was tiXed:-the vital cord was riven
And his pure spirit rose above,
To th Angel world of light and love
Thus do we see, through all lles way.
That mystic cord, a MOTHERS LOVE
UnChanging as the powers above
Which points the soul to endless dav.
That holy love, which, felt from birth,
STILL lives, when earth returns TO earth.
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Association deem it but proper to publish, per
nit me to renew on my part, and that OF the
Association of which / am President, the ex.
preston OF good feeling, with which / remain
yours, very truly, w. WHEATLEY,
President Managers Association.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
WASHINGTON, June 16 1866.
Will Oe sold at Pubic Auction, at the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF July
next, the following articles viz -
1wenty-one Rollers OF Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
One Guide Mill (complete 38 Rollers.
Two bundles Saws iOr SlOthng Screws
Two Machines for SlOtting Screws
Seven Machines tor Cutting Threads.
FOur Oil RetaineIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers.
Eight pieces Iron Shafting.
Six sets Couplings for Shafbng.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Laclngs lleather)
Three boxes Belung.
One 6un-scTew Machine -.
One piece Leather Betting, inches Wide' lo4
pounds
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, l4l
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting, 20 inches wide, 224
pounds
1WO rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Ociagon Steel loast).
Sale TO commence at IL O'CLOCK A. M
Terms-C Cash In Government tundsi and all artt-
cles to De removed from the yard within ten days
BY order Of Navy Department
JOSEPH SMITH,
6lOuth6t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.