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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.

LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH
one o. uo rsi medicines, probably the very host ever
efoel 20, rs ,ngm.1.gs and distressing ameuts
and Inv gofator. Headache, Pam 90 the Hack and
Limhs. rapaton Of the Heart Fantncs. Lo.s Or Az
ptie, be4rns-doru Pain Prostmticu Of strength Re-
Atscd Excessive Irregular ~ Painful Mcnsts-all
yinil 70 ~ inn- peWer For nystcra Epiiepsy Mel
nos 60 = & ali bug ri3hie. e b. also most val
r. MAKE tlalr appearance H aat is arl ,,,i t
lstcm, Ard give caste 10 remaining days nndd's Ncr-
vino and lnysout1g greatly assss nature az this Ia-
pouant period, maintaining tc sor ami trangniitr 81
eaflY ihe' and carrying them Wlth ease and saict,
through.
portaut Certificate.
Communicated by o Ply .'cianl
some months agoi was called to attend lady of WI
..anis,,5s, ~ W Who had long hccu tuecrins from
~ constant vaginal disehargo sonnet nu oi watsry
,ney 1nd -9netmes etclmJ sul mgiovruleut.
constantly grew worse. Vaginal cx'n nation discosad
extensive iuduIntun and alteration of the eoyl1 utor
ihg uterine Inflammation, which was o,,3eutiy assuming
chronic iofm was also Aggravated ~ n-.tand in
constipation pnlYaton " the heart, ui. ht-saeats,
cough, poor apIetlte, sul almost dAily nInth.s SID
iurted % ontfs biitl during Que u iny lrst
visits. commenced. Of course, by such active local
n} self 90 racureraon oi tho general hcalth. Il was
nulnycnicut 20 see her fuqgcUtr and except o. mara
to healing u the ucers 100 the carly STAGES visited nor
oni cycri other v5ek F1r tonis srd it,ii,l IT,,
Figomnt Dodd's Noryinc only was prescribed had
time hoforo become acquainted Eith H. rrrtir
AMI knew OF thing more sc or satisfactory ia lts pfo
ano effects And the result completely usiGnd tuy ex
pccfatou In loss {han forfu an tLs 6o,~s Ma b,
come ree aud regular DO thcir movements, the night
wsats disappeared, and appetite began % grow The
entns spells Became lees frequent and ceased 81
together In ano Their ornht there VIA no more coug
ho vaginal discharge wa ssnsIhly eliminating. sieep
gaa normal and roiIeshine and the general health d.
elecdly improved, What romans :. told Tho pn
tient continued The Of the Ncry.ne f.nd no other
mcloinel for some Wcoks Longer whom NJ further 81
tendance was not required. Since hor recover have
seen her but once She ooems perfectly we'll Her 10y
over rgttorcd health il naturally Ugh most enthusa
TIC, she never hciore had medicine give her sucl cont
iort-and such appetteand such secp-and such cour-
neoand such strength. She wouldnttry ~ keep house
again without IT, and 50 forth and FORTH Il ny own
opinion that the Nervine Is the best tonic and corrective
Of the female organization That has ever under my
observation. shall not fail to continue is use in All
similar ess, and the profession know they are uuiner
Gus enou n.
For aale B, al Druggists. Price. ono nnllar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

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An elegant book containing also rich French novel
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Address T. WILLIAM a co., Book Publishers, Plia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
TeAiys ooiy9 MONTH dND NEST.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.


NILN ANNAN G y VI ENT.
qn era ansr December istl isa, Passenger ra.n.
UpWARD TRAINS.
ACcoMonEuos rHMs leaves Concord az 1910 a. "a
pr White River Junction. connecting with trains for
IS aud Magog lnhes ,tliscad Bath. Lttieton Laucas.
or &c. Alss with trains for Montpelier. Burlington.
" Alians. liouses Point, Montreal O-dcnslursh AID
DAY gnrnrss TnAis leave. Concord at 1895 a. "a
Montpelier. burlington. HOUSES Point Montreal 49,
and WIN usieusouigh and Grauu rnaua Rdifoad ior
Barfol rnuy leaves az g.25 D. n., for Franklin and
EyrvNa ExprEss TaA1v leaves Concord at 500 p. l..
9f Nh,ie isver Junction connecting VIII trains for
trcul, Ozdouslurgh and The West.
-Or arrival Of trains from noson,W orcoser Ports
mouth, Portland, dc.
DoWNWdRD TRIMS.
fMouyNo Exrafss THAiy leaves White River June
Ion for toua0fl 500 I'D arrival OF trains from
j-lonalursh and Montreal. On Mondays at 6.ti in.
tDmsEol raAIy leaves Bristol for Concord at y.5oa.
fMAm TnAiS leaves White River Junction for Con
sora l 2 p. ni or on arrival Of trains over the Yer
mont Oentali rassumpsici and White Mountains Rail
DAY ExeaEss Tans issgei White River junction d,
80 b. M, or on arrival Of trains nom Montreal aud
or, gee connecting at Concord with trains for Manches
Ter. Nashua, Lowell, and Boston.
4Thcsc train. connect al Concord with trains ff
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland Nashua
Nore''ef Ne" York. LoSsi s nd B sTF9RRpNs
concord. n. H.. Dee. i75s.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
THROUGH LINE
r o & ALI f o X N Ia,
CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING At MEXICAN PORTS.
and carrying the q. S Mail through to
California in twenty-five days.
SfeuasA45, on ne conseotlng on the Pasgfa
dumfe 4iM Tie
Alaska COLORADO,
ARIZONA. CONSTITUTIONS
HENRY CnAUNcEY, GoLpEN, clIY,
NEW YORK. SACRAMENTO.
OCEAN 81 ZEN GOLDEN ADE.
NORruERN LluuT MONTANA.
COSTA RIGA, &C.. &c,
ono of tiio above largo aud spl ndid Steamships Will
leave Pier so. R North RIVER foot Of Canal Street at o.
o'clock, tho 9th, 10TH aud gun Of every month
except when those dates AL on sunday, and then on the
preceding saturday. for Aapinwlil, connecting VIA
Panama Railway With one Of the Company Steamship
Departures OF lst and 9th connect az Psnana WIZ
steamers ior South Pacific and rrsr-AL AhilitAN
ponIs. Those Of e touch ni - a., -
steam lice agsH ranama u AUSTRALIA and NEW lEA-
The steamer Of January so9 connects closely with
steamer Japan, olvn. san Francisco February $50,
Tor Japan and China.
One 'llsndrcd Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Bagga-e masters accompany haggngc through, and al
lend 10 ladies and children without male protectors
8aEar &c received the dock the day before sailing,
steamboats, railroads. and passenger who prefer &c
send early. An experienced surgeon on board heal
For passage Tissets, or further Information apply at
the Cdmpanys Tckcf oHee the Wharf, foot Of Canal
To T. R. BABY. Agent.
e. i. BAkTLETT & CO.,
June %, lscs 10 Broad St. Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
A Change Demanded.

As the Wheeling Register well remarks the
wlr has been over now nearly as long asst ex-
is,ci. The flag is respected and thclaw obey
Cd everywhere. vet we still find the Union dis
solved and tie country afflicted with ten thou
sand evils. For each and every one Of these
evils tle Republican party is responsible
They are responsible for ;Le terrible taxation
and the mountain Of debt. A Republican
Congress promised the Americaupoople to wage
war t1r the restoration Of the Union, which
Onion they now keep suuderei for selfish,
party aud corrupt purposes. Had they kept
their promise ia this respect the war would
have Teen closed In onc-thirl Of the time, with
onc-tltri of the debt. onc-tbirl of the lives
lost; the country would have been restored.
and peace most profound would have reigned
supreme a half dozen years ag3-busiucss
would have resumed It's natural chauucls-and
tie enterprise. industry. aud indomitablc per-
sovsre1ce Of the American people would long
since have removed almost every trace of the
sad conflict. and to-day we should he a united
prosperous and happy people. But all this
has been denied MS 10y the party in power and
to-day we are told that the country is stjU in
danger; that the war is nos over; that the
enormous expenditures ofthcg government must
Or atiuuel for an indefinite period and the
pa.r'. must quietly submit. Bat the people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
A Lamentable Affair.

The usual quiet of Alexandria was disturbed
Yesterday by the occurrence Of an accident, re-
sulting in the death Of young lady Of that
place, followed by the suicide Of young gen
tleman 10 whom she was engaged 10 be mar
ried. 1t appears that about o'clock on Sat-
urday evening the young lady, Miss Laura
Schaetler. daughter of a confectioner residing
on King near Fairfax street, was engaged in
filing ! kerosene lamp, when by some means
the lamp exploded, and the young lady was
severely burned about the face and body
Medical aid was summoned, and though the
physicians used every effort TO save her lie,
she died at IL o'clock yesterday morning, alter
hours Of intense suffering. The saddcst part
If the affair is yet to be related. \ young
man named Charles Tennyson, who was en-
gagged 20 be married to Miss Schaeiicr, hearing
Of the accident, called at the house and was
Mortified to learn that his betrothed was dead.
He rushed from the house, and it is supposed
proceeded to drinking places and drank heay-
ilv of Intoxicating liquors with view OF
drowning his grief This suppositon Is found
ed on the fact that. when he entered 4 reS-au-
rant kept by his father on King street, he was
nearly wild with liquor He called for glass
Of whiSkey, and while the person ia Attendance
turned TO get the bottle, young Tennyson drew
pistol. and placing it at his head fired, tho
ball entering Just behind the right ear and
passing upward. Physicians were summoned,
and after adopting means TO case his PAIN, the
sufferer was removed 10 his home. Ii IS I'M
derstood that he died Mt an early hour last
evening" Washington Chronicle. 29h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
Hendricks and Hancock.

We have calculations Of probabilities from
New York and Washing. on which indicate
that this win be the ticket, though the names
NAV be transposel Mr.. Pendleton may get
the larres. vote on the first ballot, vet there
viii be q combination of adverse elements that
will prevent bis nomination. NJ P, is young
enough % wait. and will doubtless yield grace
fully. The West viii desire to be recognized,
and who presents a better record in all respects
than Senator Hendricks? He is the very man
to carry Indiana and other Western States
sgains, CoIfax.
Hancock against Grant will command ma
ioritv Of the soldiers; men who understand
well the respective merits Of these chieftains
most Of when know that but for such COM
maplers as Hancock, the Wilderness and Spott-
svlvania would have earned more fully than at
present tie title of Grants slaugbter-grouuds.
It's remembered, too, that Hancock claims
supremacy for the civil over the military pow
or. In his order assuming command of his dis
trct in the South, he set forth the true consti-
tutonal doctrine in thefollowing concise terms
"Tlerght Of trial by jury, the habeas cor
pus. the liberty Of the press, the freedom OF
speech, and the natural rights Of persons, and
the rights Of property, must be preserved.
This paragraph cmbodjcs the true IDEAS, and
must command the support of every conserya-
tive Democrat aud Wing in the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
Loudoun County.

Norfolk and Alexandria have had their strug-
Gle for Nlayoralty, ard as LcesburC is tie next
important point on the map of District No. l
she. too. has been convulsed with the momen-
tous question "who shall be Mayor" It was
solved on Saturday week, by proclamation
from T. c. Morale Esq, who by the grace
Of Congress, and the appointment Of Major
General Schofcld, to-day holds the helm of our
municipal affairs, vice j. NJ Orr-with Jas.
VI. Wallace. Recorder, vice Joseph Dirkby.-
None Of the military appointees for councilmen
have as vet qualfed-many of them say they
never will.
Fatal ACcIDEXT.-Whie some workmen
were repairing the barn of Mr.. Richard Brown,
near Hamilton, in this County, Oh Friday last,
and Mr. B., his son, and a negro man, were
rendering assistance, the scafolding gave way,
prccipitating the three to the ground below
killing the old gentleman instantly, and Sc
vcrcly iujuring the negro. The son was unin-
iurcd
MErHoD1N HIS MADNESS. One Gaines, a ne
gro horse thief, who, after his Imprisonment in
the Jail at this place nearly a year ago, played
the role Of a crazy man 50 successfully as to
deceive Tailor, Court and jury, was finally la
belled for the Asylum for Insane Freedmen at
Richmond. and on Tuesday morning, in charge
Of Sheriff White and two guards, left for that
city. With bis arms pinioucd behind, and
handouts on his wrists, the party embarked on
the night train from Alexandria, and had got
ten within seven miles Of their destination,
when the prisoner, ins;igatci by desire for
Gaines liberty, and not having the fear Of con-
sequences before his eyes, lcapcd from the
moving train AMI disappeared in the darkness.
The cars were stopped and the spot where he
took his departure thoroughly recouuoiterl,
but the escaped was nowhere to be scen--uor
has he since been heard fgom.-LeesJ,1y -Nr-
y0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
Rare Congressional Plot.

We have information # a plot in coutem-
p'aa7u ty The Radicals In Congress which Is
calculated to s,ar,'e every rejecting man in
the country. I;is tbepurpose and ozpecta-
ti.u u ,acse Radical conspirat7rs TO control
tae Presidential election per tas ait uefas.-
They u,cad we hear. % elect q President by
,hc House .' representatives, regardless Of the
popular choice. throwing out votes at discrc-
zion where they dud them adverse, especially
from the South. In an these States thew will
abrcate votes from spurious electors. and the
purpose is that the present House of Represen-
at.vas shal. have the practical control Of the
natter In case of legitimate expression of
tue popular choice, they DO not count on vic
tory aud 10y the aha of the House Of Repre-
se1'at.ves and the regular army they think TO
coutro. the matter. General Grant is to be
elected by the House, and by his sword Is TO
u,lrp the Office Of President from the duly
elected candidate Of the people Such is the
prospect before US. If these conspirators shall
zee ie Taught 90 quail before their designs are
-r.. Frt--c' F-'sff4rrc-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
NOTICE
NOTICE
To the Debtors of the Bank OF
the Valley residing in West
Virginia.

ny decree Of the Circuit Court Of the Uni
! nited States for the district Of Virginia, rem
dered in the city OF Richmond, on the lOth day
Of June. 1868. Chief Justice Chase presiding,)
the deed of assignment, executed by the Presi-
dent and Directors OF the Bank of the Valley in
Virginia. on the 10th day Of March, 1866, was
held and declared rdiid. The trustee created by
said deed Of assignment was removed and H. u.
FAM substituted in his place. as trustee and re
ceiyer of the Court 20 collect and distribute the
assets in accordance with certain provisions OF
said trust, and under the supervision Of the
Court.
The notes due the various branches Of the
Bank of the Valley, in West Virginia, and all
the assets Of said Bank in this State, have been
placed by the receiver in my hands for cOllcc-
ton, and my instructions are, to proceed with
out delay 10 close the affairs Of that corporation
in West Virginia.
| am authorized to receive the circulating
notes OF the Bank Of the Valley az par, for the
debts due 10 said Bank. in all eases in which It
can be shown TO my satisfaction, that the debt
ors were the owners Of said circulating notes, on
or before the 10th day of March, lsC6, the date
Of said assignment.
The circulating notes acquired by the debtor
since the 10th day of March 1865. will be re-
ceived by me at their market rdiue in payment
OF debts due % the Bank.
Before proceedings are commenced under tins
decree Of the Circuit Court of the United States
am authorized to receive one fourth in cash,
and TO give a credit at three four and six months
for the residue. the deferred payment 70 be sat
isfactorily endorsed
After proceedings have been commenced against
the debtors no proposition for compromise viii
be entertained.
In all cases whore satisfactory arrangements
shall not be made before the lst Of August next,
the notes will be placed in the course Of collection
by due process Of Law.
CHAS j. FAULKNER,
Counsel and Attorney az Law
OF II. G. FAST, Receiver Of the
July ., lsGS-4t Bank Of the Valley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
MARRIED

On the 2jth Of June. at Trinity VI. f. Church
South, Baltimore by the Rev. Charles Hall, DR..
J. ". CAMERON. Of ChaTlestown. jefferson coun-
", West Va, to Mrs MARY c. WILLIAMS, Of
Morefeld, Hardy county, W. Va.
Near Russelville, Kentucky, on the 18th Of April,
bv Rev. James Lamb, Mr.. II. c. HERNDON to
Miss SUEM. REYNOLDS, daughter of Capt. ia
cob ". Reynolds, formerly of Shepherdstown.
On the llth Of June, at 81. Barnabas Church. by
Rev. G. =. Strvker in Baltimore, DR.. y. d. BA-
KER, Of Shepherdstowu to Miss MARY DUKE,
HART, daughter Of the late Henry DukeLart OF
Baltimore.
At the residence Of the brides father in Middle
wav this county. Nav 18th, by Rev. G. G. Baker
Mr. JAMES ;. SMITH to Miss RACHAEL An
ME p. TURNER, both of Middlcway.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
BANKRUPTCY.

NrEsSEyGER'S N0TICE.-This is togive no
vi tice. that on the 27th day of May, 1865;
Warrant of Bankruptcy was issued ont OF the
District Cour; Of the United States for Che District
of West Virginia, against the estate of George IL
Beckwith, OF Charlestown, IN TIE county ai yeueI
on his own petitions That the payment OF any debts
and the delivery q any property belonging to sdch
Bankruptto, or for bis use, and the transfer OF any
property BY him, are forbidden BY law; and that
4 meeting of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and 10 choose one or more AS
sirnees Of his estate, will be held at a Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at
MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA,
before II. H. Blackburn, ESQ.,, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said District, on the 2lst day Of July,
A. D., lsGS, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ.
/. A. LUCE,
Deputy L. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
July ., lsGs-Prs. fee--Si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02

PARTRIDGE NEsTs.-The wheat cutting sea-
son is usually fatal to partridge nests. Great
numbers are broken up and the eggs carried
of, every year. If our farmers would issue
orders to their harvesters to spare the nests,
and take a little trouble to see those orders en-
forced, much wanton injury to the family Of
poor " Bob White would be prevented. The
love Of field sports is one of the characteristics
of the Virginia people, as Of their English an
cestors There is lover of these sports on
almost every farm, and all such should make
it there business to protect the partridge nests.
Spare them and there will be an abundance Of
game in the Fall.-Rich Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
BANKRUPTCY

MEssEX[GER's N0TIcE.-This !; to give no no
lsGS warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the estate Of Paschal Lagorc, Of Harper Ferry in
the county Of jefferson and State of West Virginia,
who has been adiudged Bankrupt on hi. own pc
tition that the payment OF any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging to such Bankrupt, 10 him
or for his use and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden bv law; that a meeting Of the
creditors Of the said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts
and 20 choose one or more assignees Of his estate,
will De held al a Court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
NARTINSBCRG, WEST VIRGINIA,
before H. H. Blackburn, Register for the % Dis
trict Of West Virginia. on the 2lst day Of July,
lsGS, al 10 O'Clock. A. VI. /. A. LUCE,
Deputy L. s Marshal, as Messenger.
July 3 lsGS-Prs. fee-Si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
RANKRUPTCY.

TESSENGER'S NOTICE.-This is to give no
tice that on the 3Oth day of May. A. D. 1865,
a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate Of William l. Hedges. az Charrstnwn, in the
county Of jefferson and State Of West Virginia.
who ha- been adjudgcd a Bankrupt on his own pc
titi0n that the payment of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging tosuch bankrupt. 10 him
or for his use. and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law that meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts,
and to choose one or more assignees OF his estate,
will be holden in the town Of
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
West Virginia. before IT, H. Blackburn, Register
for the 2ud District Of West Virginia on the Z3rd
day Gully. 4. D., 1sGS, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
J.. 4. LUCE,
Deputy L. s Marshal as Messenger
july q lsGS-Prs. fee-Sl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02

its fair authoress SmatterinqS." Very ING
niously she begins her essay with aword, which
CONVEYS an idea of which we have only smat-
tering This word is Eternity. She tells OF
German mystic who endeavored to define eter-
nity. He gains only an idea Of time and finds
the human mind has limits. She thinks there
is another term as broad and no better COM
pretended by the intellect. e. knowledge.
She observes the public prints have lately
raised a great hue and cry about this age Of
smattering. She enters her protest and very
shrewdy remarks eve should be only too glad
to be shattered" The complete mastery of
any study she thinks to be impossible, aud
cites several great names in atteStation OF the
fact. She would not have the smatterer de-
cry the shattered" She concludes that
knowledge Ike life is perfected only by
death"
Thus. Mr.. Editor, have taken a haSty glance
at the efforts Of these young ladies. / know
that have enlarged more than is usual IN ar
ticles like this-and some may think more than
the importance Of the case demands. do not
think So Upon the young men and young
women now in our schools depends in large
measure the future of the South and |, for
one am reoiced to see the people Of this down
trodden land making every effort to educate
their children. They cannot hope to leave
them a fortune. May they hope to leave in
their cultivated minds and hearts the materials
which, if rightly used, will not only enable
them to live, but to truly live-to live nobly
The South has always felt the want Of good
writers. In no other element of real advance
ment has she been so deficient. On this ac-
count we should lose no opportunity to encour-
age our young scholars to write-to write IN
telligently-to write forcibly-to write earnest
lyl PHILOLOGIAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
Carriages! CarriagesIl

lust received from the celebrated Factory OF
MANTOwNS. ROCKAWAYS, Top AND NO
TOP BUGGIES, which l will sell at Baltimore
All kinds of Carriage Repairs done at short no
ia. W. j. HAWKS.
Jplv 2 ls6s-3m. Ag't for Wm. McCann.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
BONE DTST.
I-COARSE and ZINE MIXED. ZINE q

I-COAR9E and FINE MIXED. 2-FiNE. anita
bic for Drilling. Ard S-FL0URED BONE.
va. We Warrant our Bone 10 anely=s Pure
Packed in bbls. of $50 lbs. each. For Winter
Grain, ouble-Refned Poudrette and Fine Bone,
mixed In equal proportions and drilled IN With the
seed. hare produced most remarkable Effects
Sold as low as any article Of same purity and fine
ness in the market.
Nitro-PhOsphate Of Lime.
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being as
good, il not superior, TO any made or sold in
this market, containing larger amount of soluble
Phosphate and Ammonia than usual in Superphos-
pilates. For Permanent, as well as for immediate
powerful effect upon land Il has no equal
Price in New York. $500 per Ton OF ?, 600 lbs.
For Price lists, Circulars, &c. apply q
H0OE K WEDDERBURN.
June Is, '6s-Gm. Alexandria. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-07-02
To Voters.

7 HEREBY respectfully announce myself an
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE ron THE
\ SacSSorShip
or Jefferson County at the next election, and
pledge my best efforts to discharCr the duties ofthe
Office. If elected. j. d. POTTERFIELD.
June IS, 1865.