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ITBIDAY MORNING,n::i=::;i:MA> 16, IWB. *
LOOAL NEWS.
Attkhtion.—VVc call attention to the
Advertisement of a Hnssell Mower In
another column.
Ths HoiEte—Mr. Yates has gone to =
purcliase furniture fertile Exchange '_
Hotel. He will keep it as it oti/fht to he
V«Pt* __
Tsuin Detained.— The mail train due ,
here at 1.45 P. M. on Wednesday last
did not arrive until 8, P. M. In con
senttence of a land slide on the road
South of this place. I
i
Oekkkaj. Settlement.—There seems *
to be a growing feeling that thejtime
liaseomo to give up the old Orange
plan of never settling nccounts, and
adopting the sensible mode of a general
settlement at least once a year.
Wbiat.-lii Orange as in Culpeper j
the Wheat is look! ng unusually well.— J
In Louisa also there is promise of a i
large crop. But you can tell little or
nothing about wheat tell It is in the bag
nnd weighed.
Pitt's, Thbkbhino Machine.—We in
vite the attention of our fanners to Mr.
Routt's advertisement. This Drill is [
universally approved whrcevcr used, j
and has never failed lv giving entire i
satisfaction. . ,
Tableaux. —The ladies of this place
and vicinity, propose having charades,
tableaux, Ac, ou Monday the 25th iust.,
(Cs»urt-day,) forthe beneiitofthePres- *
byterian Church. Kefreslimcnta in a- j
l.uiidauee will be furnished on the oc- j
casion. The public arc respectfully and ■
aarnestly invited to attend.
Man DaowsßD.—We learn that a white i
man, name unknown, attempted to ,
cross the Kobinson river, on Wednesday j
laat, and when near tho opposite shore, .
lie suddenly checked his horse, causing ,
■ai bis to mar back, throwing his rider olf, '
wh*. immediately disappeared under ,
the water and was not seen afterwards. '
Lssn Sale.—Maj. John 11. Leu's
homestead, "Litchfield." together with
350 acres of land lying on the West side
ofthe Orange and Alexandria railroad
was sold a few days ago to Mrs. M. li.
Coamberlatke formerly of lilchmond,
for $10,000. "Litchfield" is a little over
;lirce miles from this village and less
than a mile from Madison Kuu Station. J
■ I
]
i
glistdlautous i^bbtrliscmrnts.
OKANUK LAND FOtt SALE.
THK undersigned wishing to remove
to tho West, (not North,) offers for sale
ths
Tract of Land
on wdilr.h he now resides, situated about six '
antics I-last of Orange Court House, on the Or
ange and Fredericksburg Planic Road, con
taining 2USU acres, about 50 acres of which is
under cultivation. 65 acres under a good
/ence, part well taken In grass, the balance
Jn timber. There are 220 young growing
fruit trees on this place-Is well watered, and
lies on bothsidesof tbe Plank road. "I'helm
provetuents consist of a neH' log
DWELLING HOUSE,
with four rooms and a passage ten feet wide. ]
good frame stable, corn-house, w.it*un-liouse. '
sand meat-house. .
As I »m very anxious to remove to the
West, I will sell this farm for one-third less I
than the same quality of land can be bought
In Virginia. JAMES S. CAMI'BKI.L.
May L, 1868-tf.
BPOTS~WOOI> HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA. I
THIS first-class, popular and fashion- (
able Hotel, the only one located on the
Main Htreet of the city, has lieen furnished
nnd put In the most perfect order through
out.
It In within one sqnure of the Capitol, Cus- ■
torn-House, Post-Olllec, |Tbeatre, Ac, antl
within two squares of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg ltallroad depolt, and the
Grant Southern Routes via Petersburg and
Danville.
The traveling public nre cordially Invited ,
to make their home at the Kpotswood, and
the proprietors pledge themselves to make
It for the future,whatsit has been forthe past
five years, the lending Hotel of Richmond.
«»-Telegraph (iffi.-e in vestibule. (ifflcc of
Houthern and Adams Express Companies In
the building.
MII.LWARI) BROTHERS,
April 24, IMS—ly. Proprietors. ]
ORAtWaToOURT HOUSE BAZAAR. I
WK will open, on the first day ot '
May, one of the fltnest and best stocks
of Spring and Bummer
DRY GOODS, !
LADIES DKKSS TRIMMINGS, j
RK'ADT-MADE CLOTHING,
«l«niN' Furnlnhinß- Ooods, Ac, j
wv-r brought to this market. Also,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AKD CAPS,
•f th* latest fash on. We will sell at city
srises,5 rises, ant take all kinds of Country Pro
uee In exchange, or pay cash for the same.
All persona In want of any article genei al
ly kept In a nrat-class store, aie respectfully
Invited to call and examine our stock before ,
purchasing elsewhere, as we will take plea
suit* In showing our stock and having the i
pricea compared with any other house In
town. We are determined to sell as cheap
as any. FISHER A GOLDSTINE.
May 1, ltm
BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY, j
ESTABLISHED 1833. j
J. W. Randolph & In kll sli,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, BOOKBIKDERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
1320 Main Street, between 13th and 14th,
RICHMOND, VA.
sT)LD Books bought or taken in es-
Xr change for new.
April al, 1863— ly.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers, Stationers,
AKD DEAI.KKS IS
Piano Fortes,
RICHMOND, VA.
THEY manufacture Klank Books for
Clerks of Courts and Merchants' uso—
Publish .Sands' new Form Hook—keep the
best Piano Fortes forsnle—have a large stock
of LAW BOOKS, new anil seeauul hand, ut
low prices, and attend to orders promptly.
April 24, 18118— ly.
BFKIHO AHD BUMMED. IMpTeTATIOHT
RIBIIONS MILLINEHY ai STP.AW GOODS.
Armstrong, C.ator & Co.,
TMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
-X Bonnet, Trimming nud Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnet Silks, Matins and Velvets, Blonds,
Netts, Crapes, Kuchcs, Flowers, Kent Iters, Or
naments. Straw lloniielU and Ladies' Hats,
Trimmed and llntrimmed. Shaker Hoods,
Ac. 237 and 23U UA I TI MOHK st„
11A1.TIMOHK. Mil.
OrTorthe largest st.i.-k to bn found la thl
Country,uml unequalled in choice variety
nntl cheapness, a-otuprising tha' lut.es( Pari -
lan novelties, (halers solicited auil prompt I
attention given.
April 10, i*,.-Jiu '
iPisttlliintoits 'Jbittitisrmrnts.
v* 41.1 i;it A. WOOD
MOWLNdi ANO It APING HA(11 IN .
COMPANY.
AWARDED TIIK. IIKIHKST PBIZK—ORANO 001.0
MEDAI, —AT PARIS EXPOSITION.
IV. C. SCOTT, Agent, MulUoa lluu, Va.
LiTCuriKi.li, OitAxiii- Co., Va.l
December 28,1H«7. J
MAJ. iVM. C. SCOT I'—Hear Sir :—
The •'H'oWcr vl. Wood" Mower, which I
saw at work on your farm. Inst summer,
pleased me better than any 1 have seen. For
strength, simplicity and thoroughness of ex
ecution, I do nut believe it can be surpassed.
Yours truly,
JOHN H. I.EE.
Near Madison Hun.
Okanqe Oountv, Va., December 29,1867.
Map William C. Scott,
Dear (fir .-—I saw tbe "Walter A. Wood'
Reaper at work on H. P. Graves' farm, Insi
summer, and have no hesitation In saying
thnt it did Its work more satisfactory than
any ot her Reaper I have ever s.-rn. The Hake
seemed perfect.
Yours Truly.
GAHHETT BCOTT.
Madison Rim Station, Va., Oct. 2,1807.
Maj. Wm. C. Scott, Agent Wood's Reaper
and Mower,
Dear Sir:—l used one of the Walter A.
Wood's Mmvers to cut my hay during the lost
season, ami am s:ti i li.-.l tbat. for lightness of
draft, simplicity of const ruction and dura
bility, It far surpasses any other machine of
Its class „ have ever seen, I will also state
that 1 subjected It to the severest tests lv cut
ting briars and heavy weetls, and found It to
cut fully as well as in mowing fine grass.
Respectfully Yours,
J. W. SCOTT.
■WILMINOTON FAKM, OllAlfOK Co., Va,l
October 2,15U8. /
Maj. Wm. C. Scott,
Dear Sir:— l used the, "Walter A. Wood"
Reaper and Motvcr continuously and success
fully for eight days, when the earth and grain
wero dry enough to harvest, upon laud level
and rolling, fretjuently crossing washes on
the hillsides one and a half feet deep, with
out any accident or delay worthy of notice—
cutting easily with only two horses from
twelve to Ilfteen acres per day. The raklug
and delivery of grain Is so perfeotly done
that a binder can .tie four to Aye sheaves a
minute. • • • • I think the " Wwxl" Macliine
tor simplicity of structure, lightness of draft,
efficiency of work ami facility of changes,
better adapt ed to the character of our lauds
and crops than nny other. I worked the
" Wood" Mower constantly through my hay
harvest nnd cut from sixty to seventy acres
of grass, and prefer It to any other machine
that I have tried.
Yours Very Respectfully
K. P. (JIiIAVES.
March 13, 1808.-tf.
~WaSial mmm
OF
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Com'y,
OF NEW YORK.
F. S. WINSTON, President.
CASH ASSETS EXCEED
TWENTY-FIVE IILLM DOLLARS,
$25,319,319 55!
Invested In tbe safest antl most productlvo
Securities lv the United States.
Cash Income for the Year Ending January
3i.s(, ISGB, Exceeded
Ten Million Dollars,
$10,173,047 61.
Increase In Cash Assets for tho Year more
than
Five Million Dollars,
$5,022,155 17.
Cosh Dividends to Policy-holders In IS6B, cx
eeeats
Two Million Dollars,
$23,70316 86.
DlvMenrta nro declared annually, and aro
availai)].; Immediately aa cash Inpayment
of premiums, or to im-iease Uie amount of
insurance, or M an income wlun then- is no
premium lo pay, ns in time will be tlio ease
on all kinds ofpolletea.
Total uaah Dividends to rolicy-holdcrs
have been more than
TEN MILLION DOLLARS,
$10,176,388 00.
These Dividends were Isrger, bnlli in a
mountaud In proportion to premiums paid,
than was ever declared by any other Life In
surance Company.
O. F. BREESEE,
General Insurance Agent,
-.'1 smith Street, Baltimore, Md.
April 17, IHftS—lm
GUNS, lIFL S, PISTOLS,
S|ioi')in<r Apparatus,
AMMUNITION, &c.
Greatest variety, best quality and larnrest as
sortment In tho City, wholesale
and retail,
JVo. 51 South Otihirt Street, No. 83 Cheapside,
BALTIMORE, MT).
I NAME in part: Fine Breeeli-I.oad-
Ing Double Barrel Bird an.l Duck GUNS;
Double and Single narrel Muxs-le-Loading
HUNS, at all prices, Colt's, Smith A Wes
on's, Bacon's, llarrenger's, Williamson's,
something new,) Sharp's antl other make of
Pistols; Klnns of all kinds; fine Powder
Flunks, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Slay's Water
proof Ci. D. and Musket Caps; Eley's and
Baldwin's Wads; all kinds of Cartridges;
i*owder of very best brands; Shot Balls ; also
material fur (iiinmakers. In fact, his facili
ties are such that lie can furnish any article
iv his line at short notice. Purchasers may
rely on getting a good article. A call Is res
pectfully solicited
as. EsTAiiLisiittri. IR',l.
AI.KXANDER McCOMAS.
April 17,18aS— ly.
"spring trade.
E. B. SPENCE, AGENT,
MERCUAM TAILOU CLOTUIER,
No. 1300 Main Stukkt,
RICHMOND, VIKOINTA.
HAS received his stock of Spring
Cloths, Casslnieres aud Vestings, and is
prepart'tl to ninke them up in tlie best style
and at short notite. Ills stock of Gentle
men's Furnishing lb.oils is complete.
Remember tho old stand, No. 1300 Main
Street, corner of 13th, Richmond, Va.
April 8, ltsW.
no, i mm guaxo,
And all other Standard
FERTILIZERS,
For sale at lowest market rates by
IIOOE & WEDDEUBURN,
No. 2 Prince Street, Alexandria, Va,
March 27, WL-lm.
NEW GOODS
FOB
SI'BING AND SUMMER.
I HAVE just, received my stock of
new Spring nntl Bummer Goods, nntl rc
siiectiilllv invite my ousto»ssn und Mends
arenerslly t Ilnnaexaminefnrthem»ielviia
before purchasing. Give me a fair trial and
I have no doubt Of being able to please you.
Sales at the laicc...! i„in *t"r rash
I have also just received a lot of Eartra
Flour SNOWDEN YATES.
April 17, IHIS.
ONKIl.ix Oranges; prime quality 1
Box 1., iiiiuis; 1 Bos liaisons; Km Assort
.»l Can.lv for sale by K. W. Kl-Nl'llKUoi:.
Marclt 13 ___
jQ YATES has still on hand an as
*?• sorted lot of GoUosi Yams, Irom 6 to li
Ja*iuavy 31 ÜBS.
IXIWIIKK.— Siiliei-i"i' Kiflo I'o-.v.l'-f.
liiCiinlslirs, forsi.lf b.v
Decembers, imt ' iiAI'MAN (O,
-laM.oUK aVC—Kli.itr. Bacon, Corn,
f corn M.-al, .v.-, eon«t;i i.Uy •;i■ ut u. .ll .v
t Fcbiuuiy ji. lata*. o, * »••' 'V >Ivt '
Commmial iSttorb.
ALEXAHDBIAKAB£ETB.:;;:;MAY. 11 IS6*.
Corrected Weekly.
« 1.60
Family.'.'.'. 13 00 g 15 60
COKN-Whlte }. » fj .
Yellow ILI d 'ti '
WHEAT—White, 2 M «» 898
Ked *"• « **»
OATS (; #* ® " H
..vi,- ."00 ® 2«0
{.aim," ' 016 @ ois
POTATOBS-Irlsl a « » ,
Sl MAC-per XXI lbs IW § i.
IIACON-Hog Round » M f °™
llU'iTEll-rriine 03} g J>»
Klrkln USS 9 0*; .
CORN MEAL 1« « 1.1?
KiJUS 020 ® °21
WW 5 S|W j
Sombrero on oil ©00 no i
P L AST E R-1...np,0., : -ars ;i ,i«, | TAj
i!oi l^. g oS S3 J
— ■ i
ORANGE "*. 1868. j
Corrected Weekly by G. J. Broiming.
KIaOUR-Supcrnno »JI <«\ @ }J 2".
1.-,,!..™ I - 00 ('■! 1? Oil
..-';,, „i|V.' WW) (■.. IS OH .
WHEAT-WhrVe -... » » • jjg ,
o$«,:: fS ;
APPLES—GreeßUv'bbl 3 oo (••. 3 .hi i
itiitii.Vit' U,H s* ""■' >
BEANS—WhiIe, V bush HA H- 200 t
BACON-Hog mimd »M • 0 M
Hams 000 ti> II 00
r.ARTI ° '"' «* B H
tiinaj lll'J tfl 0 15
KirrrEß '.' - - 0 2r> <_ OIK) *
lil. i i r.iv, . .
pv-i.r - - - - - 1 ->0 lil oon
,_{ri, 000 (vi on> '
<-~ovV.lt SEED, - - - »- r >o & O(K> j
WGOL-Wiislied.ylb - - 0"0 tOOO j
©range gabbtrlittmenls. I
€. T. HUPP A. CO.,
Dealers In
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, j
ORANGE C. 11., VA.
I
such as ,
t
I
RUSSELL'S REAPER AND MOWER,
FAVORITE OF THE WEST
RUSSELL'S SEPARATOR, BY .
I
WHICH WE CHALLENGE
THE WORLD,
GUM SPRING DRILLS,
STRAW AND FODDER CUTTERS,
CORN SHELLERS, DOUBLE AND
SINGLE SPOUTED, and all other
STANDARD SHELLERS,
CIDER MILLS, WINE PRESSES.
CELEBRATED WATTS, MINOR AN D
WHARTON AND LIVINGSTON ]
PLOWS, all sheen, |
I
CELEBRATED SELF-DISCHARGING J
MARYLAND WHEEL HORSE-RAKE '
HAND GRIST-MILLS,
McCONAUGHEY'B PATENT I
1
1
CORN DROPPER,
WASHING MACHINES and WRINGERS,
OLD DOMINION COOKING-STOVES,
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE,
DINING-ROOM OR PARLOR '
WOOD OR COAL.
We hnve also established a Blacksmith
Shop ami are prepared to tlo nil work In that
line,such,uk Mturblnery antl Hteam Engines.
Goods aiiil|vvork all warranted. All orders
will receive drompt attention.
November 93, 11*7.
_ NATIVITvITuTINIAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE, (
OHANUIC O. 11.. VA.
WITH pleasure we inform our friends [_
that we now have our Jobbing Depart- |
inent furnished with all tho latest, styles of
l'luin anil Fancy Typo, Borders, .tat., and are _
fully prepurod to execute all sorts ot Printed
matter with
Neatness and Dispatch.
Posters, Merchant's Hills,
Husiness and Weihling Cards,
Sheriffs, Clerics, Iji'cycrs and
Constables' Planks,
Lalieli, of all kinds,
Scluml Reporls.
Circulars, ere. , <f;c,
Printed In a style (plain or In colors, Unsur
passed by liny Printing Establishment iv
the country.
Terms possltlvely CASH on delivery of
work.
March 20,1888. I
J. W. SCRIBNER,
DENTIST, :
HAVING located nt Orange Court
House, respectfully tenders *_(__*
his Ror vices to his
the. publin. 110 is prepari-d tnMs§gp*—*V
perform all operations upon iluxt/f *f fr»*ft r
IVft h, pool) as Hagylng, Cleans-
ma, Kxtractlngand regulating t-lißin. Arti
ficial Teeth Insert*, upon Pivot, Guld. Sil
ver and Vulcanized Kubber. work war
ranted. MpecimeiiH can be seen at his office.
lie will upend tho first three.or four days
of rverv month in Gordonsville.
KKFEttKN-rKS:—Faculty of tbe Baltimore
Dental t'nlleifa,
April 24, am.
"NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned takes this method
of informing nis frier.tls and the public
that he has just recclvetl a supply of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry (lands,
Ni.linns, Hardware, lints and Shoes, China,
(iltiss untl liileeiiswiiri', liriK-eries, ay.-.
Circumstances compel me to .1.. a cash bus
iness, and I pledge myself to soli every arti
cle nt lln-it.west price. Thankful fortae pat
ronage .so liberally bestowed 1 upon me here
tofore, I respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same, trom as a. Robinson.
April 17, IH6B-3m. ]
Fine mountain Whisky!
THK BEST Article in litis Market, of l
Pure Rye Wblskey, just received from
Augusta County, by
THOS. J. PEYTON.
Nov, 22. 1567.
' KfifV BPBISG (>OOf»S.
JUST received UMmj a lot of bcautl
ful Prints, nnd variety of Notions which
I will sell low for (Josh,
March 1318H*. E, W, KINCHELOE. I
CI'TTI N <■ Axes. Lm;: tunl shorl lirtn
ille Sbovels, long handle Pitch Forks, IN
boxes Axle Grease, just resolved und for sale :
by E. \V. KINCHELOE.
December 13, 1_
"OUCKWHEAT.—] have |ust rcoeiv-
J* ed a tot of extra Book Wheat dour and
hits still unhand n supply of nice dried tii-a
eli, s. WNOWHEN YA'l'hLs.
Junutiry H. IK6B. .
N E Toilet Soaps, Clastile .iiul.broivn
x Soup, superior Shaving ('ream, for sale
by CIIAPMAN A I'd.
December (J, IKH7. i,
CMOKINi: TOISACCO, niul a very
k ~ Kiiie .Ul lole Of Ci'wlng Tt*>naTCo fair sale
by SNOW 1)145* YATES.
November i 5,
ON' K - Barrel No. 1 Machine «*il ■_ 1
linrrel Spirits Turpentine: l ilarn-l nesi.
ouallly KcroslneOil; for sale bj-
March ltm_ V.. W.KINIIIF.I.OE. I
SYATKS hris inst received a lot of
. • Horse Oollars and "Stop* Chains.
lamwrytU, VHA '
§1 alnrnort Itrabr.
INPORTAIff BIBCOVERY !:
THK « POULTERERS' FRIEND,,'
Or Cliic'lieis Powder,
(Cbivriyht Secured,)
A CEIITAIN COtm FOB
larESIN CHICKENS AND TURKF.YS.
Will prevent and Cure Chicle,, Cholera,and
other Diseases common to Poultry,
aiul will promote an in
crease of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY P.ACH
PACKAGE.
Price _3 CenlN.
TIIE annexed are a few of the certifl
a-ates wo have recelvud In proof of tho
Miami value and i-llicai-y atf tlie I'otilterurs'
Friend : __
Carrollton, lloltlniorn County, Mil., 1
December 18, lt*>7. /
Messrs. Ctotwctrthy A Oo :
O'ciitlciucii—l have used your "Poulterers'
Friend" upon a brood of young chickens*
lie.l liini the sjapea,and sin naprpy to say,
trial by the use ..f rt ft-rr doses they were en
tirely oared. It will certainly cure the-napes
when iistil sooordlng toillrecUons.
Years, fc QEQROE 11AKMAN.
Annapolis, Mil., Fcbmarj 7,1868.
Messrs. Clotieorthy it (\';
(Icnttenirn—l hnve soltl all tbe •Toußercr*'
I'-rlentl" I receiv.-tl from you !tv>t AiiKiist.—
The poultry in tin- Mil ■roll n. line country wns
dyliiK very lust with "cholera.'' I r.-eom
nii-ntletl your'Toiilterer's Friend," nntl as far
as 1 could learn, It bus proved a cure for the
discuse. Respectfully,
W. K. GOODMAN.
Iltiltliuore, Eebrtmiy 2, 1808.
Messrs. Ctotworthy A Co: ,
My ehlekens were dying verylfast with
What my neighbors called "Chicken Chole
ra." I was Induced to try your "I'ttulterers'
Friend," anil it worked liken charm. I gave
it as directed, and It cured those that vcre
then sick, and I have not seen any symp
toms of the disease rdnce.
Yours, Ac, B. MENCKEN,
Cross and Warner Streets.
Jefferson, Frederick Co, Mil., July 22,1887.
Messrs. Ctutwurlhy A Co, Ualtimore:
dents— The wonderful cures which havo
lieen made hy your "Poulterers' Friend,"
caiiii.it fail to interest nil who raise Poultry.
A gentleman of this village has been expe
rlnientliigOn ehlrkons with the gapes. He
tried your "Pa.ulter.rs' Friend," according
lio the directions, nnd It had the desired ef
iecil in destroying the worm, effectually re
lieving the chicken at once. Since then I
have had many isdls for it, ami it baa been
used extensively with the same result. It is
ot Incalculable value to all who raise Poul
try. ■ Rcapec«Uliy, • ' ' - - '
A. SPENCER. ,
For sale by T. J. PEYTON.
Manufactured only by CLOTWOKTHY A
CO., DSP Baltimore Street, llaltiiiiore.
A liberal discount allowed ul.tn pint-has.
Ed In largo quantities.
Caution.—The public are cantlonod a
gninst any similar preparations out: Clet
worthy A IV.'s are genuine.
April 10,1868—11 m.
Pianos! Pianos !
IjfUJLiD MT.JJAIj P Uii lbuY
Has just been swarded to
CHARLES M. STIEFF, \
For tho best Piano now made, over I'.nlM- i
more, Philadelphia and New
Yolk Pianos, t
OFFICE ANb WAUKROOMS I '
No. 7 Worth 1.1i..r1 y st. near ll.alio, at, i
BALTIMOKE, MI). |
CTIEFF'S Pianos! have all tlio latest ■
IJ lmprovonients.inclu.liiigtlie Agraffe Tre
ble, Ivory Fronts, and the improved French
Action, fully warranted for five years, with
privilege of exchange within twelve months
If not entirely satisfactory to purchasers.
Set 00.1 hand Pianos and Parlor Organs al
ways on hand, from Sou to S3OU.
References, who have our Pianos In user-
General Robert E lice Lexington, Va; Gen
eral Robert Ransom, Wilmington, N C; Miss
McPherson, Mrs M A Keblinger, Professor II
Richards, Dr John R Baylor. Dr Woods, W
11 Thomas, J T Antrim, Albemarle county.
Terms liberal; a call Is solicited.
April 17,1S(«—ly.
mum m tm,.
MONUMENTAL t'UOK NTOVK I
svpenioK to otukk cook tovf.s sold.
Improvement on all others..
CAHTINOS lIKAVY-OVENS bABIIK-Ffl.L HAVBR.
WE warrant the above Stove to give
Ibe most entire satis fact lon, The larg
est Stove soltl, the heaviest Siove sold und
the cheapest. Stove sold. Fur sale only hy
CUNNINGHAM A COCHRAN,
II tunl 65 South Calvert Street, anil
Cheap Side, stli House below Lom
bard Street, Bill ti more, Md,
April 17, .1R«8— ly
1868 SPRING. 1868
LIGHT OVERCOATS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
Tweed Overcoats $8 to $13
Eiujlish Melton from $12 to $18,
Entire Suits, from $10 lo $18,
Large line of Boys and Youth's
Suits, $5 1.. $10.
Just placed in our Retail Department at
the above low prices.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
A large line of Ooods on sample for men
and boy's wear, to suit all tastes.
NOAH WALKF.K a* CO.,
Washington Building, IHS and 187
West lialtliiiore Street, Baltimore,
April 10, IHSH—3m;
"MOSfIT _ ADKIBSON,
1.M1.1 I. - IN
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND S 0110 O I. SUPPLIES*
iiihirsiiy of Virginia Series
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
Text Books,
MA Ull V' S.GEO GRAPIIY,
27(1 \\'est*,llal(lmore Street,
BALTIMOKE.
April 10, IM*--ly,
Tiauueck, comum &. xvu.i.tH,
Tiu Hare Manufacturers,
And Wholesale Kuulers In all kinds of
Hollow-ware
AND
UOjrSJEFtIftMHIIIN.O GOODS,
TINNER'S TRIMMI NOS AND STOVES,
Sl, South Charles Slreet, near laouibiird St.,
ISA I.TI MOKE.
April 10,18<W—6m.*
XV. A ASIIBY,
with
WILLIAM DEVRIES A CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
I'OKEIG N AND DO M E IS T I C
DEY GOODS,
Si 2 Baltimore Strcttt, bet. Howard at Liberty
BALTIMOUE, MI).
Wm. Devuirs, Ciikistian DKVnrES, ofS.
WM. H. DKVirnx, Solomon Kimmeu,
G. 1 111 ka isi Ductus.
April in, luaH-ly*
J. _. SlirKKI., A. J. HIMH.KTON, J. I. WalaSH
sickel, HHtibfcfm A CO.,
IIKAI.KIIH IV
, PjUaCY <JOO»S AND IVOTIOrVS,
HKS Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE. M D,
April ag.-isfts-ly.
U. M'OOY, ' WC I. UASIN.
MrC'OY & «ASI!»;,
LEN'L. fWMMIBB*M MEECHArvTri,
j !9o.7:lSotilN.=(tfei.t,i>llii.'i.stte(',.:.i 1.x..ban.;..
BALTIMOKE, 511>.
I m*UUItV ■ '.-a I
Alrrnnoria Cuius.
Chas. »v . Cireen,
08 Kino Siri
ALEXANDRIA, VI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
I A NOT AXD WHITE GOODS,
DItESS AND TAILOR'S' TRIMMINGS,
I,A ItIKSANDGENTH'
FUIINIHIIINQ GOODS,
■UK.NTS- f.l»'l-)N KIIIRTH.
RIBBONS,
hosiery,
CJItOVi X,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
Sllir.T BOSOMS.
NOTIONS,
Cllll.l'l'.KNS- CARRIAGES.
IIOOI'SKII'TS, (direct rrtitn l-'iiciiirles.
PaMiAsoiaS tunl t;Mi:iu-:i.i.,\s.
Ac, &c., Ac.
Wholesale prkres In every respect as
low as I'altiiiiorc (jiiolalions.
Asms Whestss at Wilson's .Sowing sJn
cli'.7c«.
November i:.. 1M17.—1y.! __________________
HOOKS A!VO KTATIOXEKV!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATION KKY STORK,
101 Kin;: St.. Alexandria, Va.
I DESIRE In cull the BSawMtUI allen
tlnii of Merchttiils. Teiicliei-M, aud Uie Pub
lic generally to Ihe large and well set.-. 1
Slock of
SCHOOL BOOhS, BLANK BOOKS,
MISCEI.LAN 8008 BOOKS,
Whloh I otl.-r for sale nt the lowest leash
prices, iuclmliug v full assortment of Can.
Note nntl belter Paper, Printing V_i_ lll
bles. Episcopal add Ctiiluilic Pruyer Honks,
Gold Pens, Uolllot'a antl Perry's celebrated
Sleei l'.-tii, Tliritltleiis David's raid Arnold's
best WrilimjEluld and Ink, Piiitils, Wiiter ■
Color*, lit. mi noes, Pencils, Sltiles.l V.py liooks,
.Penholders, Muiiioriiinlnin nntl l*tiss Bnoks,
Envelopes, till sizes and iiurttiliOes. Ink- t
stands, Chess (lnd Backgammon Hoards nml .
men, Pockel DiK.ks, Photograph Allnims,
Magazines, Reviews, Newspapers, lla-sks, ,
Rulers, unit nil otherartteles usually kept in
v lirst class Hook nnd Stationery Siore.
All in this from llio eonntry prom pi ly at
tended to. GEO RGE E. FRENCH.
Nov. 10, 'G7-fim. -
SPRINGTRAIDE.
NEW GOODS'. NEW STYLES!
rye KING STBKETI <JA
ALEXANDRIA, VA. '
Boots and Mums !
WE would respectfully invite tlio tit
billion of buyers who want uniform ,
and reliable goods to our new stock of
LADIES', GENTS', MISSUS' and
CHILDREN'S HIXITS AND SHOES
of every kind and description, comprising a I
great many new stvlcs, which nre nnsurpaas- j
edfor lj.-iiuty, coinioit :md tlnrnbility. ,
Also, have a good stock of heavy goods,
suited for the country, to which we would
call the attention of Dinners.
All we ask Is a call, folly assured that our
goods and prices will n.nv fall to give satis,
faction. W. li. WADDIr.*.
March 17, 1567-—3 m. '_'■__
J. W. NAIJ.S T. R'SIIIKI.I,. H. F. Honour.
IMHI W, Kails & Co.,
Dealers in
GLASS,:OILS, FELT, ,
PAINTS, PITCD, LAMPS, TIN WABK,
HARDWARE, CEMENT, C. I'LAS
TEK, LIME, BIIUSHES, &c.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, HASH FRAMES, BLTNDS
• MOULDINGS AND HItAOKETS.
FACTORY, Cor. Uneen and Fairfax St.
STORE, 187 King 81,
ALEXANDKIA, Va.
Nov. _ 1587.-Iy. ______
Brill & Beach,
Manufacturers of
Stoves & Tin Ware
WOBKKRS VS.
AND SHEET-IHON,
And Deiilt-rs (ienerally
IN HOUSK KEEPING ARTICLES.
No. 7 N. Royal St.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Nov. 15, ias7.—ly.
>XIA„I7sHED 1823.
A. S. GKFrrV. JAB. B.UREKN.
«.ici:c:.v & BROTHER,
MANUFACTrUKII-S III"
Cabinet Furniture, j
Corner of Prince ami Fairfax Sts.
AI.KXANDItIA, VA.
THOSE 111 want of gooil Virpinla
ninde Furniture, should give us a call lie
titit' baying. We alsoUoejpon band nil kinds
nf common Furniture, which we arc settling
at. very low figures. A disc-tint uiiulo to t
merchants nnd dealers sending us orders,
November 18,1887,— ly U, AB. i
E. J. lttllierT""
WIIOI.KSAI.F. AND RfcTATI, OKAI.KR IN
CHINA, GLASS, ;
AND
EARTHENWARE
No. 65Ktag Stt-eel,
ALEXANDRIA, Va;
Nov. 13, 'b7-ly.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
O. W. JAMIKSON. tt IC CObl-INS.
Jamleson & Collins,
;iRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,,
Cor. Royal anil Wilkes M 1...,
ALEXANDKIA, VA. '
CASTINGS of every description niiide at
Short notice. Ciudi paid for t.ltl lrtui nud '
Brass. Nov. 15, '(Tf—ly. .
rjITY HOTEL,
WILLIAM 11. FRANCIS,
PKOI'KIF.TOR.
Corner of Royal and Cameron Sts.,
ALEXANDKIA, VA.
W. S. KKMI'F.K, Sup't.
November l^^— ly* _
rj.ftJ.BNl* MANSION HOUSE,
Cor. Fairfiu and Cameron Sts.,
ALEXANDRIA VA.,
JAMES (JHEEN,
l'*.l>l>'tll.TOß.
November 15,18(77.—1y.
T. 4. flii/avis A Co.,
8 ROC I R ft, LIQ _() B AX P
COMMISSION MEUOHAXTS,
Kan. 07, nntl 60 Cameron streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
November 15, 181.7 —lint.
Blurkc, Herbert & CO.,
STOCK •ANI> KXCHANIH, IHtOKEKS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
BUT and sell Exchange, Coi", Stocks,
Hunk Notes, Ac L'olleeilorM. made on
all accessible points In the I'n.ttr-n-States.
November 1."., 1867,—8 m,
NOTICE TO COT!rTB_,HEBCHAim.
WK, hnve on hand a largo stock of
HOOTS AM ► Slfi IKS, sail al de for cum.
try trade. So whirl, we invite your attention,
as they will be rtoltl tit such prices ns cannot
fall to give aatSSsfaotlon.-
W. 11. WADDEY,
71 Kins Street, Alexandria, Vn.
bCmSMss"", lsrts ;;tu.
I iipL SA( l\S Suit ill St.ire. antl lor sals
•"a'*' Cheap for Cash. Mollis. Now I.unl.
SNOWDEN YATES
• x.iv.r. w<7
f alltuioic iljabt. .
BOSADALIB.
THE GKKAT
AMERICAN HEALTH RESTORER!
TIIK UI-.ST BLOOD I'lritll-IKIt IN THE
WORLD I
pi, LAWRENCE'S
COMPOUND EXT It A 0 T
Oi"
ROSADALIS.
A BAKU 'Mi ( i:.rTAI\ CI Iti: (ASB TUB ONLY
tiNt: jarr DisootunEu) for
S< nil ii in in ils Various IXiiis.
sretl IS
fbll 1 'ici'ii.il in tit '■"./''■■ .■'■'- " Etilur.l'■ incut
~,,.> (.' ■ ,ei--'itiiiii. ne I,'im it '■■■l't-.' .. Un.it >,
Ei'iu..., nulll ■'-■■<'• "■■■/■"■ unl' i
tw.l, Eeti/i. itnis tn cc Is.' vi. Cni it".c t
Bare /..'/'", .tc.
A • so,
S% I'll I LIS
IS ALL I. ; VARIOOS FORMS.
DISJRA|ES~OF WOMION,
f.te.s af Appetite. Sick lfc"i>(" he I.ii-r C',,l
--' fski Oil. "■til ill it ■■ lie -• 1 "iv Ur
i/.n-c t.t /. ~ , C.i etl.
OENSBAL I 1.1. 111-.M.TH,
and nil diseases of Ihe'
fll.iion. l.fl'KH, AV/i.V/.'r.SM- Cf.AfilH 11.
If Ilioftjitr-'ivy ei-atl't'iilosevery k' nd of liu
mot-antl bad i.irnl, uiul restores HlSenllN
s.--.,cm lo abcr.llhyeoiidtlion.
IT I.S PKRPKCTEiY HARMLESS, never
p.oducinr; (be.-.! Ib esl lujuiy.
THE Ro^io4sis
Is not a see. .a mod cine. The i' I Was from
which il Ik made f ejiulil'.sheil ii.iinnd eacli.
bo. .le, anal ti Is used niul .. t t.tiiiiitiulcd by
the Meibcnl Fictuly, w.teeve- it has been.
in: odu.etl, as a ffi.Sl'l'l VK I'.ttl UKI.IA
-1,1. X Modi tie for Disease* of UieDj.OOD,
ra.IVI-.lt and KIDNKVS.
erg- ITsetl and ted b.v'l"' leading I'liy
s'.-...tis evju..caiieie I Is ku.Hi'ii.
•' The foUovlng. among many hundreds of
aiT'i-J/t ■ / qNifflis, testify lo ftswbftterous effi
cacy•;' * ). !
; CVRfIFICATES FROM rHrSirr.lN'S:
BAi.Tljioaa, Mn., Slareli Ith, ADS. I
I bttlievt. l.r. Law.t-net■ n "iaoSailalss' 1 to
:he Rest AH' raticr in u**,ah.a therelore i-bi-iA-.
fully iccjuiiiieml ii assacli.
THOMAS .1. liOYKIN, M. D.
liAI.TiMoc.K, II ii., February lctb, 1S«8.
Dr. J. .1. f.inert tire :
Dear Sir— l lake ploanuro lv rorommpnd-
Ing your Itosatjalls as a very powerful alter
alivr. 1 have seen it listed In two cams with
happy resulls—itne cane of syphil
is, inVhich the patient pronounced himself
curt -d after having taken five bottles of your
i.i. li.-iiie. The other a cast* of serofnla. of
longstanding, whleji is rapidly Improving
Under It: use, ami the indications nre. tl-af
the patient, will soon recover. I have care
fully examiner? the formula by which your
Hi.siitlalis is made, and liml It nn excellent
compound of alterative Ingredients."
Yours trbly,
It. W. CAKH, tt, D.
■\Vo know Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be
n safe uml reliable Alterative, ate, nnd take
pleasure In recommending It to the proles
bion and the public,
A. b. MOOItK, M. V.,
L. A, SMITH, M. D„
J. 11. iVINI-SKAIi, M. Tt.,
It. (1. HAHIIAM, M. D.,
\V. O. DUGGA-N, M. 1).,
E. BARNES, M D.
H. W: KING, .VI. D.,
Is. WO(iDAI!I>, M, D..
W. T. bitKVVKU, M. D„
W. J. TUCKER, M. D.
January 7th, 1S(I8.
I hereby certify that I am personally ac
quainted with ths above named physicians,
untl they are all gentlemen of respectability
and standing in this community.
T. C. DAVIS
Mayor of Wilson, N. C.
January 11th, im
ROSALALISWIIL CURE WORST CASKS
OF BUBOFULA.
HEAD THE STATEMENT HELO-W AND
DEBPAUt NOT.
WII.SOK Couarv, September 10,1867 a'
Dr. J. J. :
DtrtrSir— My youngest daughter, aged live
years, bus been dreadfully amlcroa with
Sera.fula nearly all baa- life. I trii'd a tcreat
many Physicians, but without relieving her
niiitili; in fturl, most of them saltl there was
no hope for a cure. During tbe last spring
she was worse than over, her body and limbs
being novercal with Hores and blotches—ii-tth
la.-c tint! eyes hiutly ult-criitvd nnd swollen.
Whilst in this condition, 1 was advised hv
Dr. L. A. Stltt to try „your Hosadalis. la't
once procured three bottles, antl commenc
ed giving it to hor. The ttffrct was ma.t/ical.—
In less than a month, to my great astonish
ment, she teas i itlii ely curat.
1 am sir, yours,
With much respect nnd gratitude,
W. W. liUItNETT.
Rosadalis Cures all S'-in Diseases.
IWii-son, N. C, September 15,1107,
Dr. Laurence: Dear Sir—ln is« 2 my sen,
now nged five years, was vaeclhated wllh
what proved to be impure matter, which
completely destroyed his health. |le has
been alllioted with tin Invtoterate and ex- i
treiut'ly troublesome /:iu_iliun aj the bkin, •
soiiii'tiiaes breaking OUt in sores, aVa-. lta«aii
tlails was prescribed by my family nbysl,
ciau. Hr. A. IX Moore. Afl.r tatting if, a tew
weeks my son became and reiuaiu.-, etUirstif
welt. Yours, truly,
i. U. DANIEL.
Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.
Tbls is to certify that I wns cured of Chron
ic l.ieer n.mj.'.mi/byjttr. Lawrence's [tats;.bil
ls, after having bt-en cuiillni'd to my bed and
bouse for a lain.; time, and tryiug various
medicines witltout benefit.
, I know of several others In Hits county
cured through tin- use of Rosadalis, rm 1 it
can In- found in nearly every house in my
iieiKliiiorli'MKl, and tliey all praise il as a
great medicine. THOMAS THOKN.
Greene County, August 11,1807.
Rosada'.'ts is a potent remedy in all Chronic
Diseases. . .
From (7* W. Blount, Attorney al Laic, 11 thou,
North,Carutiua.
I have been curcal of Chronic Inflamntion
of t be Ear and Part ml 1 icufness, often years'
standing, by ilnsudu Ms.
GEORGE W. BLOUNT.
Rosailalis will cure the. very mtrst cases of
Chronic tthtvmatismi
ron-rsMOUTH, V.y, February 2i,*1868.
Captain J. 11. Raiser :
Hear Sir— Thts is to certify that I have been
afflicted with Rheumatism for the last By*
or six years, many limes unable to move. I
tried all medicines recommended to me for
the disease, without receiving any benefit,—
Having heard "Rosadalis" highly spoken of
I procured a bottle, and finding some-relief '
continued it until lain happy tunny thnt I
inn coiiijileteiy well.
1 nut only consitla-r this "Hosadalis" n sov
ereign remedy for Rheumatism but, 1 be
lieve it also a preventative, ami cheerfully
recommend it to the "afflicted."
Yours very truly, JAMES WEBB,
Wilson, Jtinnrtry 7, lSfiS.
I hereby certify that I have nsed Dr. Law
rence's justly celebrated Rosadalis iv my
family its n general Alterative ami Tonio,
wish tlie most satisfactory results, and I
therofore conscientiously reoonunend it lo
the public us a .Medicine of ran- ami genuine
merit. JAMES W. DAVIS,
Sheriff Wilson county, North Carolina.
Rosadai.ts —This inetllclne baa met with
an unprecedented success lv this CoMAiuui
ty. Captain ir.ila.T, tlie polite and attentive
a'xent for this city, lii'fttrrjis us t bat. il is next
to impossible to supply tin- detnmid matte
for 11; anil that the medicine is efltecting
some wontlerful cures, and giving great sal-
Isfaclion to all who |itive used It.— _i or folk
liai/ij Journal, Xueemhcr 2!l, I&U7,
PREPPAKED ONLY BY
J. J. I.AXVftENCK, M. IJ., Chemist,
BALTIMORE, MD.,
(IMcof Wilson,Nmth Carolina,)
Price $1.50 Vvv Rottlc.
at** Sold wholesale by all the principal
Wholesale Druggists in all the Inrt-c ail its
of the Uplted .States nml British America,
und retail, tl by Druggists everywhere.
All letters of Inquiry, aftc, promvOy an
swa-red.
Adtlress,
Dr. 9t J. IiAAVUEXfJE & CO.,
■
SOLI
PRQPBIXTfXRa anal .v.I Xi'FACTrHFRs,
•ill Rttllimni-c Street,
1! A I. Tl It OR E, MI).
Por sate by H. D. TALIAFERRO,
\|.i'|i 17. IMS-. 3m. Orange ' nurl lions. . I
|)nb.if urtufflriatt *w(ts\.
st< )iu. nousiT
FOR SALE OR BINT.
IWILL sell, rent or lease on reasona
ble terms the valuable new Store, (recent
ly fltted-up, inside and out, in Ihe most t .c.
goal and complete style,) adjoining Dr. 11
11. Taliaferro's Drug Store ana opposite the.
Exchange Hotel. There is no better stand
in tin- whole village, antl no store nia.re tho-.
roughly or more handsomely arranged. Tlio
Interior and exterior ofthe building havo
Itot-li been lately painted anil inatle to pre
sent tin attractive appearance. Those who
know me, know Unit I am not a man to tlo
things hulf-wiiy, and 1 invite all who desire
to buy, rent or lease to call at uu early day,
so I hat I may decide whether or not to stock
the store myself.
V. A. HOUSEWORTH,,
April 17,1507. Orange Court House.
(Table Tow a ILot Fer Sale. '
"iVILL l,c •Pl'-i at l inlllio miction, <"*
IT .Vfluriltio. Ha indilay tif Mtt!f,Wm_ If Mi
le nm ibe next fatrdav thereafter, infroirro
Ihe Kxc'uange Hotel,ths
VALUABLE TOWN LOT,
situated on the South side of Main Street,'
between the Courl House and the Elxehango
11t.r.-l. :..!;■. i t flu CoUl'l ti.>U:.- I,tit. Saitt
Ijol ttaiisM.ii.i si eel 50 feetor more and
runs hack I 200 ;..■!. Thts is perhapa
Ibe mo I desirable stand In llio village for a,
l.n- tilths liotis,- tn any t.lud.
'J'ttis 10l lias on il inte t.r the largest nud.
-besi tee Houses In Ihe whole country, ivall
eti m nit smile. I v good order and Keeps ice.
throughout i ii" whole * ear.
Terms very net nod;.ring .iiial will be
' made known ou i iic day of sale.
J. 11. IHjUsEWORTH,
' April 17,1568. Auctloin-er
HOl'Si: AM) LOT FOtt SAIA
I OFFER for sale, the House and Lot
on which 1 now reside. a.leaning ilm li-si- .
ilr-i:--i- ..I lir. 1.. P.Taliaferro nmtMrs.l.M,
Fry. The lot contains abunt a half acre of
grounat, the I it ii Ist- is a two story
BRICK DWELLING,
willi two rooms on thenrst,and three on tho
second Moor, antl un ext-t Ih-nt baaemenli tu
ning room, with closet and dairy room at
tached. Tbe kitchen IS of brick. with t'.t.ir
rooms. A well of (int. water iswith In Iw.-nt*/r
ttetof the house. 11 has a! i nt TONsnry out build
ings. -All <if which are in good order*. .
For terms apply to the subscriber.
July UlllKJi W. 11. CHAPMAN.
Orange C. 11. Va
NEW! A till THU l'l ltl.lt;
I WOULD i-'esiieetl'iilly infnriu my
frientls nnd Ibeeilisensoi'Orungi- and ti.o
utljoiiiing. (,'ounties, thai I have just ret.-'
ixrlVexVii-mfgL- stwckt, of which 1 will eiiuuiu
rtlte, ill purl: . ~r
...DJI.Y OOODS.
• Onlloops, bleached nnd brown Coltonl,
Kentucky .leans Linseys, Casslntercs, Tlok
ing« a uai Flannels.
HARDWARE. ~
Axes anal Helves, Cress out and Hand
Saws, Mill ami Hand-saw Files, Hammers.
Steel Squares, Hatchets, CliisseTs, Wood""-
Screws. Iliiit'es, Augiii*-, LooksCurryX'ombN,
Spades, Shovels Collee Mills, Rat Traps.Suil
Irons, Drawing Knives. -
TIN WARE.
Hiicke'.K, oil Cans.Pans, I'lntes,Coffeefots,-
Cups, Wash liasins, li tellers, Dippers, Stew
I'ans.
WOODEN WARE.
Painted-Iron untl white bi-nss-bmind mica*
els-, Lard and llutl.T Cans, sugar Boxes.
OROCERIEsi U
Sugars of nil grides, Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Molasses, Salt, Nails, prime Cheese, Crack-.'.
ers, Hope anal I'wlni-, Linseed nil, .Spirit*'
Tiirpeutlne, White Lead, Copal Varnish, Dye
Stuffs. Mason's Blacking, Soap, Candles, fine.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars;.
I'ipt s tunl stems, l'owder, Shot, Caps, Tubus.
. A lurge stock of Boots and Shoes.
LIQUOKS.
My stock Is large and select, consisting Of
the finest mountain and Bourbon "Whisky,.
seven year's old, Apple Brandy, eight year's
old. tine Wines, French Brandy, Rum, Gin.,
which I erunrrnittuc to be the host brought trf
this market since the war. Just come and
aire, ami J enn satisfy the lnostjscrupulous.
I sell Calico for 10 cents; Sugar, good, l'l
cents; Rio Codec *2. r . cents, Cheeso 25 cents*;
Siioes, women's, 11,6(1, uud other things in
{iroportlon. Give me a call ainl I will tlo my
test to pleism you. T. J. rF.YTitN.
All kinds ol country produce taken tv ea>
change for goods.
January S, ISC.B.
~~ T_"W]VSHIX«TON OUS ,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
IX KEW IIUIIS,
BEING tliejowncrof this valuable pro**
perty, I huvo taken charge of it on my
ownnceourit, with the determination of mak
ing it a Ilrst-class Hotel ill all oi Its depart-,
ments, having had It thoroughly refitted and
lurnished so as to accommodate both ladles
nnd gentlemen with all tho convenience*
nnd comforts.
The table will he kept supplied nt all meals
' witli the best, that the market will afTVtrd,
while the bar will be furnished With the pu
rest of Ijiuioi'K, Wines, iVo., ami ntiilher tur
passea! hy any m Virginia.
The services of Mr. M. P. Rlpdsdlt have beCTt
secured to take charge us principal mannfler
assisted by Mrs. M. J. ul tabs, both vf them
highly capable of conducting the business of
hotel ki-oping and being well known as such,',
it sit with eonirdence assure the public tliot
In patronising the house they will have no
cause t.t complain.
The omnibus will attend the Depots.regu
larly to take paesagers up to tha.-house ami,
return, them to tin- Depots free if charge.—
Being centrally located, convenient to tliof
principal (business of tne plaeo, with lho
Postofflce in the building and'with lirst class.
accommodations at reduced rates, I oortfl
.lclitly expect n fair share of patronag* from
my friends and the public.
T. C. S. FERGUSON. ,
Lynchburg, February 11, l.'-fiS—flm. ■
Look to your liatererit !
; AND PURCHASE A FIRST GLASS
Cooking Stove!
THE CELEBRATED
MONUMENTAL COOKING STOVE
Is Superior to any in the Market.
THE Various Sizes and Dow Prices
at which w-e sell them will enable Every
Family Desiring a PgarxcT OooKUso Ai-ca
ratub to obtain one. I also keep constantly
on hand untl sell nt Wholesale or Retail, it
Full Assortment, of Custom made
TIN AND BHEET-IRON WARE,
JAPANNED, COPPER and
ENAMKLLKD WARE;
nntl articles for
HOUSEKEEPING GENERA I.L V
Particular attention imid to Hoofing, Hpont
in'-*, ai el an out-door work In my Hhi-
All Goods and Work warranted nrfVepre*
sauted, aud orders are respectfully solicited.'
T. .!. VAUirjIAN, '
Main St., opposite W. C. liutler atCo. . >
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
Nov. 22,1867.
Or. W. ALFRED JOKES, '.1
DENTI ST,
TVfILL visit Oriingo Court, IlTiitfrj
" professionally j_i_
during its regular _***_iß_
mouthy Court, und A_%_W)***V*i*
renuiiiiashort tiint . _&_%■& \___
My t.taice, when not dEI .-ATsr***** -M
professionally v - .',. -Jr
gaged nt other phic- J_W^_^______\________W_U_r
es, is lit Minlisoil I :5I Vf ffIU
Court House, Va. .
November W, 1987.—tt
XKWfi«iOOI>S ! MEW ftOOOSII
WK aro in receipt of Parlor , ain,l
lliuitl Lumps, patent Lauturs, Lamp
\v irks Lump Trimmers and Burners,KcrtS.
slneOU, anefjongreas Letter stud NoiePn
pt i. common Letter and Note Papcr,Cupj'lt.
per. Krench .Note Pnpst un.l I'.nvt lopes, Ifuir
ami White Envelopes, Hyron nml Garote
Mi lit Collars, Rubber, and Horn Toilet anil
Pocket Combs, Tooth, Hair.Nail shoe and
tttlier Hrushes, black Silk Walcli .UuunlN,
Coat's and Green .v Daniel's white and ebl
ored Cotton, Ac., nil or which we will sell
cheap for cash. CHAPMAN A CO.
November 2H, 1887.
liod'l'SAAlr .
r TIIE nnderslgrretj would rfegpectftilly
-*- niint-unci. to the citizens of Ornngeand
the public generally that be has Increased,
lilts labilities, and \. itli a good staick of mate
rial on hand, la now better prepared to fur*
ni-lt lliem witli Boots and Shoes. Ashero
toforo, satinfaetli.it guaranteed ornosaSei,—
It .vim wish to encourage home iiianuUcturo,
yon can do so now without excuse.
Give me a cull before purchasing shodd*
work. Ij. g. ECKLOFF.
January 3,1887.
i*. d. _n»Kir7~
Attorney At Law,
ORANOK COURT HOUSE, VA.,
TyiLL practice in the Courts of Or-i
'» nunc', Madison. Louisa and Oreen.-.—
All Claims for Collection promptly atliin.leil
to.
. (Kllee next tloor to Thomson's store.
April 17, 18CS—(,m*
( 'ItiS'Li'i KB.—C'ruphetr r..|,l iTnTvTn
Sugars; superior Golden Svrupr pui»
old (iii-.eriiiin ni, Java Laguyrn bihl rtiocoit
rec: bestGuiipowderTen,wi salvby
November SB, WSJ. cIIAI'M a^h.Ctl.
»p. 1 a."ti.-le id cM.Ti
x ,-.-.-.prtn-.e and Family Flour, in store and.
fii'ir-ny' A "HuiisoN.
a-ngalst ll), 15.,.-
A Kltl-.sil Joi ~i L'onfi. '.it narled. hiss
xl received liy MNOWDEN YATKB
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