The native Virginian. [volume], August 14, 1868, Image 4

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Taxes! taxes! nothing but taxes!
Taxed upon all that mail can eat;
Taxed on our flour anil taxed 011 oar meat,
Taxed upon all that covers Ills back,
l'rom bis cotton shirt to his broadcloth black, ,
Taxed on whatever is pleasant to see,
To hear or snip 11, to feel or to be.
Taxes! taxes! nothing but taxes!
Grinding our noses as sharp as axes.
AND WIIAT ARE TIIEI TAXED FOB ?
Why, the Freedmou's Bureau to keep in re
pair,
So that Radical loafers can each have a
chair,
And a chance for the pickings and stealings
there. a-
Tuxes ! taxes! Republican taxes!
Taxes on the coHAn and taxes 011 tlie erlb,
On the old man's shroud and tbe baby's bib,
To pamper the bigot and fatten the knave,
Taxed from the cradle plumb to tbe grave.
AND WHAT ARE IH* TAXES rOR?
Why, to buy nil the rogues they can find far
and near,
And to give to each thief all his stealings in
clear!
Taxes! taxes! Republican taxes!
For rich men to shirk and poor men to pay
From the pittance they earn by tbe work of
the day.
By the strain of the muscle, the sweat of the
brow,
By the spado and the trowel, theaxe and the
plow.
AND Wit AT ARE THE TAXES KOK I
\v"by, the old Constitution to knock all to
smash,
And fill every place-holder's pookets with
cosh;
Hurrah for tbe taxes, the jolly old taxes!
Come, men, get your noses all ground sharp
as axes,
Cry Sumner and Stevens, Ben Butler and
•Wade.
And all our tax bosses that mode,
"Mudsills" to Radical philanthropy sold.
Be quiet—obey—and your saucy tongue*
hold.
FOB THAT'S WnAT THE TAXES ABE FOB.
The nose grinding taxes!
The Republican taxes!
The Radical taxes!
The Jacobin taxes!
Mrs. Partington's Ike has bought
a horse that is so spirituous, that i c al
was goes off in a decanter.
Blessed is lie that bloweth hi*
own horn; for whosoever biowetli. not
his own horn, the same shall not be
blowd.
"Senator Sunnier said that Mr.
Pendleton would come down like a
stick." Few poor fellows, says Pren
tice, know better than Sumner how a
stlcK comes do.yn.*'
An Irishman being asked why
he refused to pay a doctor's bill said : —
"Shure he didn't give me anything but
gome entitle*, and divil a one that would
stay in my stummick, at all."
Old Kise started for home pret
ty well tangled and mistaking a pretty
red haired girl tor a lump post he com
menced to hug her :*but was brought to
reason by a smart slap,
A woman ottering to sign a deed
the judge asked her whether her hus
band compelled her to sign it? "He
compel me !" said the lady," no, nor 20
like him."
"1 say, Tummas." remarked an
inquiring spirit, "what breed do you
call that dawrg o' yourn ?" Tummas—
"Well, he's ot two breeds, pinter and
setter. He sets .ill day and pints his
nose at the lire.
Cure for love—hide tn a closet
half-a-dozen times and listen to the
conversation which takes place between
a couple who have been married one
year, while they think themselves en
tirely alone. " ~:~
IS A Western paper cruelly says 5
"Our member of Congress has mnde a
great speech—one ol his very best. It
was written for him by a graduate of
this ofliee, and the matter and delivery
do credit to both patties."
A married couple have recently
been discovered in Chicago, who have
actually been living together feu ten
year*, and never applied for a divorce !
Barntim is about coiicliidinganarnuigo
rnent to exhibit them.
A; young lady from the country
now on a visit to Boston, writes home
thusly ; "Nobody isn't nothiu' at this
place now that doesn't hole up her cloze
and the hier you holes 'cm up the more
you are notised."
"Patrick, can you road the na ne
on the shop just opposite, for me ?" ask
ed a near-sighted young lady. "Sure
miss," replied Pat, "it's as Ignorent as
yourself I am. They niver taught me
to rade either. '*
An Arkansas democrat recently
compelled a radical guest to occupy tlie
same bed with a negro man, whom he
invited to his house for the purpose of
testing the equality professions of the
radical. The radical was not there
next morning.
"Come here, sissy," said a young
gentleman to a little girl, to whose
sister he was paying his addresses;
"you are the sweetest tiling- n earth."
"No I ain't," she Beplied, "sister says
you are.the sweetest."' The gentleman
popped the question next day.
A coifkncy being out one day
amusing himself with shooting, happen
ed to tire through a hedge. The shot
missed the bird, and struck the hat of
a man on the other side, who hastily
asked ; "Did you tire nt me sir ?}' "Oh
no, sir," wa* the reply, "1 never hit
what I aim at."
"Cuff, can you tell me the difler
ence between an accident and a mis
fortune ?" "1 gives it up, Pomp can
you?" "Yes; if an Infernal revenue
ossifcr should fall into the river, that
would be an accident : if somebody
would pull him out it would be a mis
fortune."
An Irish glazier was putting in
a pane of glass, when n bystander be
gan joking him, by telling him to put
in plenty- of putty. The 1 rishman soon
silenced" his tormentor by saying: —
"Arrah now. be off wid ye, or else I'll
put a pain in your head widotit any
pufty."
Aunt Betsy was trying to per
suade little Jack to retire at sunset, us
inn an ■>r<rninent that all the little chick
en's wenf ro roost fat sunset. "Ye*."
said little Jack, "hut the old hen always
goes with them-" Aunty tried no more
arguments with him."
Two brother* about being exe
cuted for an enrmeous crime, the el
derlwas fixed without a word. The
other addressed the crowd as follows :
•■Good people my brother hangs bctore
my face and you see what a spectacle
he makes ; In a few moments 1 shall be
turned off, too, and then you will see a
pair of spectacles."
"Wonder what makes papa tell
such nice stories," said a youngster,
"about hiding the school master s rat
tan, when he went to school, about his
running away from the school mistress
when she was going to whip him. then
he shut me all day in the dark room
because 1 tried just once to be as smart
as he was ?
"Thomas," said a sponging friend
of a family to the footman, who had
been lingering about the room for half
an honr to show him to the door ;—
"Thomas' my good fellow it's getting
lite isn't it? How soon will dinner
come np ? "The very moment you be
gone sir," wab the unequivocal reply.
Slisctlhtttronjj
i:\OCll C.RIIMES,
Dealer In
STOVES, TINWARE, &C, kC,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TMIE undersigned respectfully nn
■*- nounces to his numerous (Mends in the
f-1 unities nl'Oraiige and Culpeper, ttiat he has
jusi iveelveil direct from the muiuifai'tories
a fine and very superior assortment of goods.
Among the articles are
« ooking Stove*,
Which have no superiors, the first on the list
being the "Noble Cook." This Stove needs
no recommendation now, as It stands first
on the list as being lbeilnest Stove In Amer
ica. Second comes tbe "Excelsior," another
line ami commodious stove. This stove Is a
large flat top Cook, has very superior furni
ture, and is second only to the Noble Cook.
AYe have also the Planter's Premium, Colum
bia, Carroll, Palmetto and the celebrated
Fulton Range, undoubtedly the finest In use.
All of the above stoves he warrantsto give
entire satisfaction or no sale, lie would be
pleased to liavoa call from some of his coun
try friends to examine his Refrigerators, as
hi-Is confident that they will have no more
sour milk or steneln-d iuent, and, morever,
their Refrigerators will keep sweet nil the
time. He also enumerate* among his stock
aline lot of lee-Cream Freezers and Water
Coolers. He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment ofTin-wtue, 1 nude by very experi
enced workmen, to which lie calls tlie spe
cial attention of country merchants. Roof
ing and Spouting in town or conn try done
on reasonable terms and uii'ler his immedi
ate observation.
Cull ami see him at his store, 4.1 King St.,
Alexandria,***. f.ndi'ii GRIMES.
P. s.-110 will take, off to per cent, from
any of the above articles to those persons
who have lost all they had by the late ca
lamitous war.
Mil V ■« ISlLS_l»r
— _, ~ - — , w.
THE CELEBRATED
MONUMENTAL COOKING STOVE
Is .Superior lo any iv the Market.
T'lIK Various Sizes and Low l'riecs
-*■ at which we sell them will enable Every
Family Desiring a PERFECT Cooking Appa
ratus to obtain one. I also keep constantly
on hand and sell at. Wholesale or Retail, a
Full Assortment of Custom mode
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
JAPANNED, COPPER and
ENAMELLED WARE,
and articles for
HOUSEKEEPING GFNERAi.ItA
Particular atl cut ion paid toßuofing.apout
lng.and all out-door work in my line.
All Goods and Work repre
sented, and orders are respectfully solicited.
T.J. V.UOIIAN,
Main St., opposite \V. C. Butler A I'd. ■ .'
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Nov. 2-J, tstfr.
SP 0 T SIV 00 D HOTE L,
RICHMOND, VA.
TIIIS tli-st-class, popular and fashion
able Hotel, the only one located on the
Main Street, of the city, has been furnished
and DUt in the most perfect order through
out.
It is within one square of the Capitol, Cus
tom-House, Post-OfHco, .Theatre, itc., and
within two squares of the Ui< line.ml and
Fredericksburg Railroad denot, anil the
Great Southern Routes via PetersbujK and
Danville
Thef,rt»vellng public are cordially TflvlJerl
to mnfee their home ut tbe Spotswooa, and
the proprietors pledge themselves to make
It for the future, whatdt has been for the past
Aye years, tlie Iqodlng Hotel nf Richmond.
etir-Telegruph Olllce In vestibule. Office of
, Southern and Adams Express Companies in
the building.
MILLWABD BROTHERS,
April 34, 18<j8—ly. Proprietors.
MONEY I MONEiTWefEY J
TITiIAT is it that money won't buy?
' T Why It is v good picture of a friend
who is deail i'ud gone, which shows at once
that there Is notii'nc more valuable or rlz
ed higher than a gooo Jileture. I respectful
ly announce to the citizens of Orange and
the adjoining counties that I ha"* establish
ed a Gallery at Oordonsville, and ani pre
pared to take
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES,
Ferreotypes, Porcelain Pictures, &c, In the
latest and most approved styles.
IMiotogmph*, frl per dozen; Ferreotj-pes;
?2 per ilo/.cii. AU in want of a good picture
Would-doVell to give me a call.
H. T. McCiiRMICK, Artist.
Oordonsville, July 17,168*.
~gwtn7 beckh amTcoT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
ALEXANDKIA, VIRGINIA.
OTRICT attention <rivv-n to the sale of
Country Produce, and the purchase o
1 inn no, Salt, Plaster, Groceries, &c.
T. T. UWIN,
Formerly of D. S. Gwin & Son,
J. T. BECKHAM,
Culpeper County Va.,
E. E. TOLSfiN,
May I.lßßß,—tf. .Maryland.
A. H. SAMUEL
WITH
It. 11. blllltfl.l,.
COMMISSION MERCHAST,
No. 1319 Caryat.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
I)ARTICULAR attention paid to tlie
sale of Wheat, Corn, Tobacco Ac. Estab
lished 1814.
June 22,1868.—1y.
VIRGINIA HOTEL.,
STAUNTON, VA.
FRED. SIIKI'I-KH. Proprietor.
./. W. ROOZ, Superintendent.
THIS well known Hotel has heen re
fiirntshed with entire riew and nnd ele
gant furniture, and the board reduced to 02.50
per tiny.
Gentlemen residing In trie Cities, vritode
sire to spend IheSiininicr with their feWrltes
in the connlrv, will find It a pleasant resort.
.lulie l'«, IBlW.—(ini
Sew si'itiM. (koods~
HAVING just retnrnet} from the
North, I am now receiving and opening
a well selected stock of
B>rj CoudN, drocerlcf*.
Hardware, Q,ueensware, Notions, Rcoily.
made Clothing, Uoot.s, shoes, Stationery,
Hats, At-,, embracing every article usually
kept in a first-class country store, allot which
I propose to sell at 11 small ndviinee for cash,
or in exchange for Country Produce.
May I,lßß*. A. THOMSON.
"I'lIE CELEII KATE I>~
LONE JACK,
nnd
BROWN DICK
SMOKIXGTOBACCO!
John "♦"♦'. "Carroll,
MAN! l-ACTI-KFll,
LYNCHBURG, Va .
Nov. 15,1887.—1y.
For Rent.
TMIE officeorermy store, iiowoceiipicd
-»- by Dr. Bagby. It Is one of most com for
table rooms In lhe village. For terms apply
to WM. HENRY CHAPMAN.
Mliv 22, 1868.
NOTICE. —Just received a second
supply of those beautiful Cloaks, Houi
lins, CnHieoes Alpacas, Balmoral skins,
Prints, Ac, all of which will be sold nt 11
small advances. A. THOMSON.
Novemlier 1, I.SG7.
JUST received, 1 barrel Pulverized
Sugar; 1 barrel Crushed Sugar; 1 barrel
Brow. Sugar; 1 barrel Portorico Syrup; 4
barrels pure Cider Vinegar, wliieh I will sell
very low for cash.
June 12, IBSB E. W. KfNCUELOE.
TOBACCO.— Crompton <£ .Son's pn-
Illiulll "Valley Hose" CtaßWing Totmeen
Highlander and Brown liick Smoking T;
bacco; Havunua and Doraeatfo Segars, ofi
sole by CHAPMAN i CO.
November 2D, 1867. ______
P< i\V 111 ■: 1:. —Superior "15 lie To wder,
in Ci.iiiatei-s, for sale by
December 5 1%7. CHAPMAN 4 CO.
Couutry I'jxsluce ul the high- i
est market rates. (
A careful examination of my stock will con- i
yln.ce any and every one t hut I am
selling great bnruiiinsin
everything In
my line.
Persons who wish to save their moner, arc
respectfully Invited tocnll und ex-" '
amine my stock before
purchasing.
ALSO, WANTED,
.WO Tons Bent Sum a j
50,000 IbM. l»i-j Buncti; i
50.000 lb*, of OKI Iron ;
.'IO.OOO lbs. Cotton Ra-fN :
ftoo lbs. Nice Fresh Butter ;
WO lbs. \m•«• I.ai-fl;
1,000 lbs. \i«•<• Bacon ;
For all of which I will pay the highest price,
Juuel2,lßUS. CHAlt'l.l-.s IIIiLLWIG.
m. spaEtek,
FRENCH AXD AMERICAN.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, !
OUANE COURT HOUSE, VA.,
HAVING opened a Shop at the De
pot, (near tin- Ticket Office,) In prepared
to make, the finest and befit Heads and Shoes
al the very lowest prices.
Fine stock, of Upper und Sole Leather con
stantly on band and for sale low.
Cull hi alia examine my work. All work
warranted.
June 12,1868 —ly.
G U NS, Xl FLE N~ PI 8T• L 8 a
Sporting *\|<paratUN,
AMMUNITI 0X , &c .
Greatest variety best quality and largest as
sortment In the cltv, wholesale
and retail.
No. 51 South Cnlccrt Street, Xo. 53 Cheaptide,
BALTIMORE, MD.
I NAME In part: Fine IJieecli-Loail
lng Double Barrel Bird und Duck GUNS -.
Double und single Barrel Muzzle-Loading
GUNS, at all prices; Colts, Smith A Wes.
on's, bacon's, Dariv*gcr's, Williamson's,
something new-,) Sharp's and other make of
Pistols; Rifles of all hinds; line Powder
l-'lssks, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Eley's Water
proof G. D. ami Musket Caps: Lley's and
Baldwin's Wen*; all kinds of Cartridges;
Powder of very best brands; Shot Balls ; also
material for Gittimakers. In fact, his facili
ties are such that he can famish imyartiole
In his line ut short notice. Purchasers may
rely on getting a good article. A call re res- '
peetfullv solicited
*_, ESTAHLISHEO ISII.
. / ALEXANDER McCOMAS.
April 17,1868—1y. .
10 0K ! 1 1 0 OK II" LO #«M!
ORANGE BAZAAR!
NEW ffiUNO AND SUMMER GOODS.
TIIK tindersifrned having received a
a large and well selected slock of
Spring and Sit k i Goods,
would respectfully call tbeattentlon of the
citizens of Orange Court House to the same
before purchasing elsewlnre. Their stock
consists of
Heady-Mode. Clothhig, Cloths. Cassimeres,
Ladies' Hats and Dress Goods,
Hats, Caps, Hoots and /Shoes,
A fine Mof Ladies' Gaiters and imported
Shoes,
A well selecteded stock qf Groceries,
A fine lot of Liquors and Wines, for fam
ily use,
which will lie sold very low for cash or in ex
change for country prod nee at the highest
rates. FISHI-'H 4 GOLDHTINK.
June 12,1868.
Hh ARDWARBr
IH A YE on baud am! for sale the fol
io if lug artfefes:—Augers and lillts, of all
sizes, uiinlili is, curry combs, pud, plate,
press, closet and trunk focks, tbumh lut'-ln-s
and lathing hatchets, hand saws, and files-,
saws of all "sizes, claw hammer*, but hinges,
hand balances, candle sticks, shoe tacks and
brads, cut nails 3 to 20, large and small size
scissors, cow bells, two and four pronged
forks, flesh forks, sausage grinders, nutmeg
graters, coffee aud pepper mills, eoi k screws,
superior razors, tea and table spoons, spades
pud shovels, erosseot saw tiles, insps, tea
kettles, porcelain laid slew pans, shovels
and tonga, sat Irons, needles, pins, white
was.''brimlie*, scrubbing briislies.sliiK-briiKh
es tulliC Irnwßsraiil forks, white and colored
knob locks of the best kinds, spirit levels,
frying pons s.'atcs pencil, looking glasses,
ack, fore and snifoth planes, waffle irons,
brace and hltts, draw. 'ng knives, pots, ovens,
griddles, itc. 1 will sell the above goods ns
low as can be sold In any place wf. -re goods
are retailed. E. \V. KINCHEI.Mi.
December 18, 18«7. _
NEW KKSTAIiRArVT.
I WOULD respectfully inform my
friends and the public generally that I
havejust opened a new
FIST-CLAHS RESTAURANT,
and am pre|«ired to furnish fresh *tork Riv
er Dysters. Sf-aks, rutlets, Chops, Rabbits,
Hum and Eggs, and whatever else the mar
ket affords, all of which will be served in tho
best style at moderate prices. Connected
lth the Restaurant is a
Bar-Room.
in which choice Liquors, Mountain and Bal
timore Whlskv of [he best brands, Wines of
all hinds, Cider, Ale 1111! Cigars will be
found. I will also again call nflentlcii to the
fact that I furnish Wine for Sacramental pur
poses to all Churches within fen miles of this
place at. cost. All I nsk is 11 call from my old
friends, as 1 am determined to please them.
November 4Klß97—tf. A. <l. Nit Hues.
IV. 11. "lIKOLETr
GUN AXD LOCK SMITH,
AND DFAT.Kr. is
GUXS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &C.
CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.,
OFF 10HS for sale flue breech-loading
Double Barrel Bird and Dnck Oons;
Double and single barrel niuz.zlc-lnuiltiig
Gun*.at all prices; Colt's, Smith A-Wesson's,
Bacon's Harrengcr's Wlllionison's, (some
thing new.) Sharp's and other make of Pis
tols; Rifles of all kinds; fine Powder Flasks,
Shot Belts, Game Bugs, Elcy'x Waterproof
ii I) mill Musket Caps; Eley'sand Baldwin's
Wads; all kinds of Cartridges: Powder of
very best brands; Shot Balls; also, material
for Cluniniikers. In fact, his facilities are
such that tie can furnish article in his line at
short notice. Purchasers may rely on get
ting a good article. A call is respectfully so
licited.
J line 13," 18*8.'
THOMAS K. PRICE £ CO.,
' No. HOI, «oner I 1 li and Main Sh
RICHMOND, VA.,
WIIOI.KSAI.K AMU RETAIL DKAI.KItS IN
DRY-GOODS.
i""EEI" always on hand a choice varie
*-ty ot i.udies' and Children's pre** Good*,
dents' Hoods, Hosiery. Gloves, House-keep
ing Goods, Linens, Cottons, Ac. H peciul at
tention paid to orders.
T. R. ■Pkk-e,
J. Hau, Jr.,
E. P. llrnoinh.
April 21, lNiiN—urn.
SEW CrOOUg! Itl-W W»«I)S!!
WE are in receipt of Parlor and
Haud Lamps, patent banters. Lamp
Wfeksl,nmp Trlniniers und Burners,Kero
sine Oil, flue Congress belter and Note Pa
per, common Lei tor and Note Paper, dip Pa
per, French Note Paper and Knvelopes. Bun
anil While Envelopes, livrnn ami Uafote
shirt (Hilars, Rubber and Horn Toilet and
Pocket Combs, Tooth, Hair, Nail fsnoeand
other Brushes, black silk Wuteli Guards,
1 nut's ami lireen A Usui.-Is white and col
ored tXitton, iSc, all of which wo will s"ll
cheap for cash. CHAPMAN & CO.
November 211, IHOT.
MOWING Scythes and Stint lis, drain
Scythes, Italics, Pitch Forks, No 1 and 4
Livingston's Plows, all description of Llv
inston Castings, Pot*, Ovens, Griddle* and
extra lids, all of which I will sell very low
lor cash. E. W. KINCHELOH.
June 12,1868.
~ >B ,V SPRING UOOOS.
JUST received to-day a lot of bonuli
ful Prints, nnd vuriety'of Notions which
I will sell low for Cash,
March 1:1 IMS, K. W. KINCHELOE.
GLASS JARS.-Just i-iM-eiveil and
tor sale. Inn self-sealing Glaas Jars for
fruit, which I warrant a first rate 1111 iele.
Jnnc 12,1808. E. W. KINCHELOE, »
!ijt.lt6CfUantotts
THE WASHXWTON HOUSE,
LYNCHBURO, VA.
IV NEW HANDS.
DEING tlie|o« tier of this valuable pro
•*-* perty, 1 have taken cliai'*eoftl on my
own in count, with theilelernilua Hon of mak
ing It a nrst-cluss Hotel in all of Its depart
ments, fWvliiKbiul itUiorouehlvretllled and
tiirnislieit so as to UCcoinmodute bulb ladlnl
and gentlemen with all the convenience*
and ci nn forts.
The table will be kept supplied at fill meals
with the best that the market will atl'ord,
while the bar will lie furnished with the pu
rest oil,kpiors. Wines, Ac,and neitbt-rsur
imssed by any in Vli-Kinia.
The services of M r. M. I. Bledsoe have been
secured to lake charge as principal iiiauaKer
assisted by Mrs. M. .1. dilihs, both of tliein
llltfllly eupahlii ot comluetliiK the liusiness ol
hotel keeimiK and belnit well known as such,
I can wlfn confidence assure the nubile that
In putronizlng the bouse they will have no
cause tociiiii|ilain.
The omnibus will attend llie Depots rugu
lariy to take iiassagers up to tha novae and
return them lo the Depots free of charge,—
Being centrally liK-ateit coiivenienl to the
principal business of tbe place, with the
Poetotnce In tbebulldlngniid with fli-sl class
aecoiniiiodations at reduced rates, I confi
dently expect a lair share of patronage from
my friends and the public.
T. r. s, FERGUSOK.
Lynchburg, February 11, ItJOtJ—om.
N ATIVE VIRGIMAN~~
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
OKANOE C. 11.. VA.
Wl'rtt pleasure we iiifortii oni-fiieiiils
that we now have our Jobbing Dc|nui
nielit. furnished with all the latest styles o
Plain nml Fancy Type, Border*, Ac, and are
fully prepared to execute all soils of Printed
matter with
Neatness and Dispatch. .
Posters, Merchant's Hills,
Business and Wedding Cards,
Slnrifi's, Clerks, Lawyers and
Constables' Blanks,
Labels, of all kinds,
School Reports.
Circulars, ere., dc,
Printed In a style (plain or in colors, unsur
passed by any Printing Establishment in
the country;
Terms possltlvoly CAMS on delivery o
work.
Mm eh 21), 1868.
NEW STORE"
AT
ORANGE C4KJRT HOI'SE, VA.
'Till'" tiinlersljrned offers for sale, at
-*- his new store. Orange C. H., Va., next
door to I'hupiuim &c<>., a full assortment, ol
DRY OOODS, QROCER FM,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ROOTS, SHiifs, HATS, CATO,
HARDWARE, CALICOKS,
COTTON CLOTHS, &c
The stock, which is unusually large for a
village store, has I v sclented with ureal.
care In the Northern Markets, and under
circumstances which enable me to raTer spe
cial Inducements to buyers. The public are
rasjiectfully invited to call ami examine for
themselves. I bind m vseUF to sell a* low as
any country nferebanl in Virginia.
1 expect a small profit on all my goods.
i_ The highest cash price wllltie paid for
nil kinds ot Oountrv Produce.
NovemhetaP, 1887. Q J. BROWNING.
ECKLOFF & ANDERSON,
(SUCCESSORS JO HOUSEWORTH A BROTHEK,)
Manufacturers and Dealers In
CASTINGS, PLOWS &(\,
ORANGE tt, H., VA.
OCR atooK consists of tbe Livingston and
Virginia Patent, from No. 1 to No.*, botk
cast nnd wrought Share. Plows complete at
reduced prices tn-sult the times. Orders for
DoublcShovcll'lowsniidCulUvntorsproniDt
ly flfled. Our v
RLAI'KSMITH BIIOPS
are well supplied, and we charge but $1 for
shoeing horses all around. In the
CARRIAGE SHOP
we continue to m„ke and -epalr all work In
that line, at moderate prices. Several Car
riages aud Buggies on hand and for sale
cheap. ECKLOFT & ANDERSON.
N.)!.—Old Iron taken In exchange for work.
April 5, IKB7.—tf.
"William H.ntT_^re^^677~
MANUFACTURER* OF
SADDLES, HAH NESS,
Collars, &c,
ORANGE COURT «OUSE, VIROINIA,
WOULD respectfully Invite tbe attention
of tbe citizens of this anil the adjoining
Oounlics to their large slock of the above
goods, which they will sell as cheap as they
can be purchased in any of the Cities.
April 5,1*117.
New "Moods! New Goods!!
WE are now In receipt of a fresh
supply of Pure Old Government Java,
Liiipilra ami Rio Coffees, i 'rushed and Brown
Sugar*, Golden Syrups,superior O. P. Tea, I-:.
D. and Eastern Cheese. Realty's best Gun
Powder, by the pound or Canister, Shot, pure
Kenaiene OH, Glass Tumblers, Goblets,
White Granite Tea-Sets. French China do.
Plains, White (iranile .Mugs and Pitchers,
Ac, A-c, all of which we will sell as cheap as
possible, for cash—and cash only,
i i.-i 2,\ 1807. CHAPMAN, A CO.
WANTED!
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
f have just received, and have In Store, a
fresh supply of P. R. and Granulated Sugars,
i Pure Non-Explosive Kerosene OH, Tallow
i and Adamantine Canities, Turpentine Simp
i Nails, Lewis' While I,iml, nine, LlnseedUtl,
1 Putty, Paint Brushes. Window Glass. Copal
; Varnish, White and Red Chalk, Sand Paper,
and many oilier additions to my select stock
of Groceries, &c, which 1 will sell low for
(tun Of***.
THOS. J. PEYTON.
Nov. 22, fS«7.
W IU. CHAPMAN. P. P. Sl..Mill II 111:
CHAPMAN & (0.,
Iti-nlers in
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS, &C,
ORANGE C. H., VA.
TERMS Cash on delivery of Goods.
April 12, IWI7.
INT I' X KST NOTI E.
THIS it to give notice to all person
iiulebf ed to tbeold firm of Sliced A Thom
son, Who ha"'c failed to pny one year's Inter
est on their bond.fhat I shall proceed accord
ing to law, on the lsl d*T of January, IKtiS, fo
colled tlie Interest now i*ue; also, for the
second year. Parties who fail to pay prompt
ly will be taxed with the cost.
A. THOMSON,
Surviving Partner ofsnceil ft Thomson
DeeemlM>r IS, I*l,7.—tf.
Fall mid W inter UoodN.
I have Jost reeeivefl from New York
-*- rtmt I'attiinorc a large and selected stuck
of Goods. Thes,'goods having been purchns
•ed since the great decline in prices, enables
me to offer great inducements to persons in
want of goods. I will sell ns low as cm be
purchased anywhere good* are retailed. All
I ask is a call, as I anisatisflcd I can fplease.
N0v.211. 1*1)7. E. W. KINCIIEI.oE.
M. T. 81 ITCH Eli,
BARBER AND IIAIR-IIKESSER,
ORANGE COURT HOUSE,
HAVING taken the ro.dii recently
occupled by Mr. Graham as a Bar-room,
would respectfully offer his service* to the
public.
.May 1, 18(18.
To tlie l.;:<ii< s.
T HAVE just received a large lot ol
A Clonks—latest styles' and very hanilsonic
—for grown persons or Misses, ivhich I will
sell as low as they can be purchased any
where. Ladies wdl call ami examine, and 1
will guarrantee I can please.
E. W. KINCHELOE.
November 211, 1H(17.
Vurnitili.
V"0. 1 Copaf, .Inpan, Coach, Condi
A" Body, and Hlaek Leather, Just received
and for sale at H. D. TALIAFERRO'S Drug
Store.
Oct. 2.1, ISOT.
~notic;"e7~
"L"i>K!'EAliAN(']' ccu.«es to be a vir
-s- tue; therclore, all persons indehteil to
me for Interest money are hereby notified to
come forward and pay up—otherwise I will
be compelled to collect according to law.
May I, lstis n. W. P. (AYE.
w'ante I».—lO.OOOpoafids clean cot
»" toiißatrs; Itnm M Ink Skins; lO.ikk) Rab
bit Skins; limn Jiuskral skins; Hum Kox
Slclns, for w-hh-h I will pay tbe highest price
In cash or goods. !•;. W. X INCIIEI.i >i:.
Nov. 211, IM!7.
I,*-| \K Toilet Soaps, ('a si i I can 11 In-own
A Soap, superior Shaving in on. for sale
by CHAPMAN A CO.
HeceniberK, 18(17.
OMOKING TOBACUO, aiul a very
kJ Fine Article of Cewing Tobacco, for sale
by BNOWDEN YATES.
November ill, tS67.
ftOUX WANTED. — 1 Mill pay tin
y-"highest market price for live handled
barrels of Corn, delivered,
December is, isic. a. Thomson.
ORSACK}* Sal'tln Store "and for sale
*"-' Cheap for Cash, tnon s. New Lard.
"JNOfVDEN YATES
. Nov. 13, mi.
DIHKITIiiNH roll Sll HIT Mfasprfment.
Neck. Shoulder from A to B. Arm from i
fit to C—to C. Breast from Dto D around the
Chest. Length from X to E. Around the
Wrist end Knuckle*. Plaits on a side, (nils
English or Plain, Buttons or Studs. If Col
lars—What stylet
November 15, imit. —ly.
HOCSE-FUKNISIUNG, pARJWAItE, &c.
ioi I iun _ Co., I
210 ANll 218 BAI/riMnp.rc SIIIKKT, ,
BALTIMORE, -Mn.
IVORY HANDLE CI'TLKBY,
COMMON (ITLEISY,
FAMILY HARDWARE,
ENAMELED WARE.
PLATED GOODS, (Warranted the best;, I
TAKER FORKS,
TKASKUVII'KS, I
(SPOONS, CASTORS, Ac, Ac. '
FRENCH ,& ENGLISH
(II 1 NA, GLASS, (
And Queensware!
lIMIIIII.
CLOCKS, '
VASES,
BUREAU AND TOILEB M&TB, '
DINNER AND TEA SETS.
FANCY GOODB. '
BRUSHES, MATH,
Block und Common TIN WARE. ,
JAPANNED WARES. '
TEA TRAYS and WAITERS. ,
KITCHEN CTKN'SII.sand
HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES '
of every kind and variety. ,
THE LA EG EST STOCK IN Tl IE COUNTRY
titioiiualcd In quality, newness, style
tnul cheapness.
CORTLAN A CO., '
Importers and Manufacturers
of House Furnishing Goods. 1
Nov. IS, 18*7.—ly. (
11. ic. pi;vton. J". 11. STAKKE. .
Peyton & Starke, '
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENTS & BROKERS
No. fB. SECOND St., \
BALTIMORE, Md. <
BEING GENERAL INSURANCE
HrokerH,a* well an Aleuts, \u are enu
blwd toeffi'ct ;ill kind- of liiHinmoe,ns above, *
in Krst Clas«Comi>ani'&s— lj<Wttl or Foreign— \*
AT THE JLOWKMT (*UKKENT HATKA. Part lOH i II-
Rurlng Incur no additional cost by plncing
their business in obr b.ni'l--. but arc saved
much time and trouble, when the placing o
1 Inwurance is entrusted to ourjudgment. As
to our facilities tor nut It In £ a.judicious choice
of Companies, and our deMre lo fUUht'iilly
represent the interests confided to us, were- -
sport fully n-fer to our Patrons. Business
can he elVorttd through corri'spondence with -
our office, as well as by personal application. 1
LIFEIISSIIKAXCE.
Our Friends out of the city, interested In t
Life Insurance, can be examined by a local l
physician in good standing, by whom appll- t
cations can be forwarded to our Oflce, In- .
surance pamphlets. Circulars, _te., furnished (
to all parties desiring inform*., tlou.
Nov. ir», 1K67.
1868 SPRING7~TBdB '
LIf'IIT OVERCOATS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
Tweed Overcoats f""8 to ill
English Milton from 812 to 818,
Entire. Suits, f rom $10 to 818,
Large line of Hoys and. Youth's
Snitt, 85 f» 810. !
Just placed in our Retail Department at
the above low prices.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. .
A large line of floods on sample for men '
and boy's wear, to suit all tastes. (
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Washington Building, 186 and 187
West Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
April 10,ISIIS—3tn,
SPRING AMD SUMMER IMPOBTATION.
RIBBONS MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS.
ti'iu«.<i oi!::. I'iitwr & Co.,
TMI'OKTKUS AXD JOBBBRH OF
A Bonnet, Trimming and Velvet Ribbons,
bonnet Silks, sal ins ami Velvets, Blond*,
Nells, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Or
naments, straw Bonnett* and I.ailies' Mats,
Trimmed anil (Intrlmmed, Shaker Hoods,
&c. 287 and 286 BALTIMORE s-r„
BALTIMORE, Mn.
Offer the Largest Stock to he found in this
Country, and uneiiinilled in choice varie'>•
suit cheapness, comprising the latest Pari .- .
lan novelties. Orders solicited nnd prompt
uttcntion given. .
April H>, 1807—2 m ,
JUKKCSf 4NT*S lIOTEL,
(ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,)
■lOOM PKR 11\Y SKVKM Y-FIV:' CENTS, OR BE
un.AR Katie two ikit.i.aus peu pay.
Center of Hanover and Pratt Streets,
Three squares from 11. <L I). R. R. Depot, and >
within five minutes walk of the |
principal Steamboat i
Wharfs, v i
BALTIMOBS, MD. j
IIKMIV sCHOli'lEl.li, Proprietor.
June 12,1868.
Allen 11. ill a«rii dc r ,
(Late of Washington, I). C.)
Counsellor at Law,
No. 11 North Or a RUM St., 1
BALTIMORJi, Mn. j
WILL PRACTICE in the City !
Courts, and In the Court of Appeals f
Annapolis, and continue to Prosecute Oaf in™
agafust the I'lilletl stntefOovcrnnient. Spe
cial attentliiii given to the Security and Col
lection of liebts.
Nov. 15,1807.
_ \V. A ASIIIIY,
wn n
inlaAM DKViar!s& co.,
Wholesale Dealers In
V OKEIGN AN I) 1) 0 M EST I C f
DRY GOODS,
Hl2 Baltimore st nil, liet. Howard & Liberty .
IIALTIMOKE, ML).
Wm. tievkikm, I'hkistian Dkviiik*, of 8.
WM. R. Dkvkies, Solomon Kimmdi.l,
0-. Ej'llll.WM Duckeu. i
April I", IB6f—ly* '
md. depository .m.c. church,sucth \
St-lln aiitl Oiifimi,
rTJELISIIERS, '
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
1132 W. Baltimore St.,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
N. R. Set.UY,
W. J. C. DVI.ANY.
November I.), 18117.-I.V
UAIJ«IIKUTY,MA(ItIKK&W«IGHT '
STEAM '
iiooh i \i* job rni\ii'i:s,
No. 'tl> Second St., ,
BALTIMORE, MD. <
pOUNTRY Store Hills, In great va- j
rietv, plain or In colors; .loli \\ ork of ev
ery kind, from a vlvltlng card to a poster.—
our facilities for,the prompt execution of
Hunk Work are not surpassed In this City.— -
All as low lis lhe lowest. |
March li. IMB- tin. ,
11. M'CIIV. WM. I. IIASIN.
IMcCO. & BAS*"-**, j
I'EVL. COMMISSION ME KCHASTS,
No. 71! Sunt li Street,opposite! torn F.xcllalih'e
IIALTIMOKE, MD. I
Api'il I, lew. -Hra >
iiuht..
MANHATTAN
I.IFK IXSLKANCK COMPANY.
r T*HK Sevclltceliill \lllillii| Ueport of
-*- the Manhattan Life I n*ttrt»f"cfl ('•niipunv,
being I'm-the year IMU7| exhibit* the saili.i
eareiiil lunniigein mil and steady progress
that have distinguished lhi» ''l'l andpopw
lar Institution from the eommenccmi nt
ni its opi-ritiions.
The result of the year* work arc in round
numbers as follows:
Total receipts: Sl>,CM),Ooo
Disbuis'-mi nts, (e*pens"es,losses, re-
Insurunce, ,n-.,) !i">n.igHi
Surplus J,I(Hi,U(,U
surplus, overall liabilities for each
(fhiu, liW,ir_
llatlo of expenses to receipts on each
fflOU Kin,, ,i, |. ..1,,
To those who intelligently jpnnvass llie
nieiits of companies before Insuring, the
above figures may be Viliinitled witliout
comment.
Oithe prompt and liberal conduct of the
Manhattan in the adjustment and payment
of losses this community miulrca no new
guarantee*.
Policies inaih- iucontostlblo and non-for
feiting.
Notes taken for one hn'f the] ife-premtums.
All endowment and lioii-lbifeilingliic-pol-
Icies. iion-forfcltable nfteroue payment.
J. ADAIR I'LEAS.VNTS, Otneral Agent.
\N . (1. WILLI.S MS, Ageiit, Orange C"ll.
Dr. E. W. Row, .Medical Examiner.
March 'J7,1867.- tiin.
VIR('I!STA (KNTKAI, KAIIJIOAII.
()N und ftl'tci- Suiidit}', J tine 10, tlie
v 'M.ill Train will be run between Rich
mond nnd the western terminus of the road,
(which in n few weeks will be at Covington,)
dally, exeepl on suuiiny, and ou Sunday be
tween Richmond aud UoiMoiisvlllo,
Leave Rleliinoml 7 15 A M
Leave western terminus 4 ■_>:! a m
Arrive ill Richmond . it 46 t . M
Arrive al western Icniiliius ti „ j. -v
'Ttie Freight Train bines Richmond
dally, exceptor! Saturdays, at 8 00 c m
Arrive In Richmond,except on Mon- '
M«_» ■ H I.", A at
A passenger car win be attached to to this
train east of Gordonsvllle.
The arrangements wilh stages arc such as
to avoid night travel after II i- m, In nil cases.
Through liekctssold loull the above point*.
Also to, to all prominent points In llie South
west, to Washington ami Northern cities
and to priiiniiieiii point* in the Valley o
Virginia, anil on lhe Orange and .llexnui'lrln
railroad. H. D. wihtcomii.
September 13, 18IT7. Gen. Sup, i nil, n.lent
KICHMOXU A~Sl> Tktiersiiiiu; 1!.
it. (OJirvw.
Rich mono, V.\. March 21, IKdS.
ON nnd after the 211,1 instant the
trains nn 'tils road Will leave _ follows:
Express Train daily ■")«. lv.
Mnll dally at-: to p. m., except on Sundays.
The 2:4."> p. m. train eoiincets at Petersburg
with trains for Norfolk.
Trains have Petersburg for Richmond and
all points North and West.
Express Train daily at S;3O n. in., except
on Sundays,
Through Mail daily 7:25 p. m.
Fare, to Norfolk, gf. Baggage checked
through.
A train will leave the Richmond depot on
Wednesday aud Friday mornings, at 1 o'
clock-, for Clover Hill.
For further information, lr/qtilre at, the
Ticket Olttce, corner of Hvrd and Eighth sts.
E. H. (JllX,
. May 8, ISO*-'™' Engineer and Superintend'!.
O. A. Ar%'i*» M. RtllJlOAI).
.UIK I*iis.senjr*?r Tminson the Onuijre,
A Alexandria and Manassas Railroad, from
Wednesday, March nth, are running once
dnily between Washington ami Lvnchbuig ;
making close connections at Lvnehburg, for
South and Southwest, and at Washington,
lor Baltimore nml the West.
Leave Washington daily nt 6 50 a. m., Alex
andria nf 7 0(ln. in., and Orange at 11 Win. m.
—arriving „t Lyiiohburg lit 4.'«) |. m.
Leave Lynchburg nortbtvard, at 900 a.m.
anil Orange 141 p.m., arriving at Alexan
dria 544 p. m. anil at Washing!on 630 p. in.,
connecting to New York nnd the West.
FREIGHT TRAINfI
Pass Orange daily northward a! 6 00 a.m.,
and Southward iSumbiy excepted,) at 7 56 p.
ni. J. M. lIIIOADUS,
March 111 IH6S. General Ticket Agent
-liKxfAbVoTin,;
--.1 O iI r* RAST»O L P IS ,
DENTIST,
TJETI'IiXS lils tlianUs to his friends
At of Orange and Culpeper, for their past
liberal patronage, and al:s v con- *;-...-,
ttnuoueeof tbesuinc. All work S>r
done by him, both in the
five and mechanical branches,
warranted tor comfort and durability. Ar
tilleial Teeth i partial and complete sets,) In
serted on , . .
GOLD, SILVER AND VELCANIZER RUB
BER,
at reasonable prices.
Ofliee at Culpeper Court House. He will
visit regularly the Courts of Orange.
March 13,1KUX.—tf.
J. WALL TURSEIC"
OF ORANGE COUNTY, VA.,
WHOLESALE ANII KKTAII. lIKAI.EU IN
BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS,
PEUIODIALS, STA TIONER V
PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBUMS, ALMANAC *c
lilt MAIN STHKKT,
KICIIMOND VIKGINIA,
(TJAN supply any Cook wanted. Pay*
*-I particular attention to orders from the
country.
October 18,1867.
~T. J. PEYTON, -
OKAI.F.It IN
Groceries, Liquors,
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
ifolltm Ulollis, tCc,
ORANOE COURT HOUSE, VA.
April 5, 18*7.
~llt(>MAS J. JHETTTmSY,
ASHMR FOU THE
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON CO.
ALSO, Wliolosc-'e nnil Hi-tail Dealer
aa. In all klndsand all sizes of hard or An
tbrecite ('oai, hj- car load or ton.
All ciiuiiuunil'iii ions addressed to J. I.nth
erland,at. King Street, Alexandria, Va., will
be promptly attended to.
July .5,18117.—1y*.
~ J AMES £71*6 WELL, "
Attorney At Law,
HAS located permanently fit Orange
Court House. In addition to this, lie
\ylll attend till the con its oi Kpoteylvania and
Louisa Coo nt leg. He will, also, attend
promptly lo the procuring of discharges for
Insolvents, and the proving of creditor's
claims lv the Bankruptcy Courts of this dis
trict.
October 4, ISG7.—tf.
John l. pheal,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
CHAIILOTTEiSVILLE, VA.,
HAS associated with P. B. lliden,
Atlorneyat Ijiw, Orange Court House,
who Is auttiori/ed to take powers of attor
ney, receive descriptions of land, anil attend
to the showing ami sale of lands in omngc
County. Persons having farms for sal*, will
find il to their interest to call on Mr. Hlden.
4,? - No charge for advertising.
Ofnoe next door to Thomson's store.
April 24, IKtIS-:im.
M. W. BUBCCBS,
Attorney At Law,
ORANOE COURT HOUSE, \ A.
WILL practice in the Circuit and County
Courts of Orange and the .adjoining
Counties.
_____W*NM ■
ML H. lI.TALIAFEUKO,
DRUGGIST,
ORANOE COURT HOI'SF, \'A.,
OFFERS' for sale Drugs, Medicines, Chem
icals, l'hariiiaelitical preparations, and a
general assortment of articles usually found
iv a Hist class Drug Store, including |i\c
stutts, Paints, Extra No, 1 Kerosene oil,
Lamps Lamp Fixtures, &0.
Aprils, 18(17.
Fine Mountain Whlgky I
"1*111'; IlKS'l' Aiti,!e in |hi* MHtiet, of
A Pure Rye Whiskey, just received from
Augusta County, by
THOB. J. PEYTON.
Nov. -ii. lsiiT.
( 'iitoi ; i:i;i i-;s".~< ru*hea_w*rd Utm*<>
v -" Sugars; superior Ooldeii Syrup pine
old (iovci'iiiiient Java, Laguyrn nnd ttioCof
fee; best l.uupowdi i Tea, lot sale by
Novembers, lsu7. CHAPMAN .1 CO.
CI ,'T TIN 6" Axe*, lone- ami sliortban
ille shovels, long handle Pilch Fonts,"!
boxes Axle Grease, just received and for sale
by E. W. KINCHELOE.
December 13,1807.
Bl! V KWIIXKAT.—I havejut-t re'( Iv
ed a lot of extra Buck Wheat Hour and
has stilt ou hand a supply of nine dried pea
ches. SMiWDF.N YATES.
January :.l. Istl-i. _
O YATES lias pist receive** tot of
£?• Horse Collars and Trace Chaius.
January U, imw.
QTONE .1A US, our. two atiuTThVof
's' Oullon. hist ri wived by
I s.r.vUKN YATEb'.
n%j» _~.i.iii. m*mwmmmaamßKtßimmmm
_nl|itrjcr
C. it. M'IICIUIAS. J. P. C. PRTEn.
C. H. McMURRAN & CO.,
D____i IN
IIKV«00HS, H X 0 C I * I S S
I'ARDWARF. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. CAPS, BeOu &_.,
CULPEPER-COLRT HOUSE VA„
Woi'Jil) respectful}' 'ic-lte the at
* teiition of ihcclt . ■ • ■; or,- nue and the
sorrotiiidlng country to ....... large and coin
pletnnssiirinieiit of,
HI'RINU AND SUM.MLR OOODS,
which they pledge themselves to sell us low
as they can be bought in Virginia.
4gynl ■"), lsiiT.- i>.
"■ KALE TRADE. 1867.
( < 11. M. UUKKAN & CO., lcscject
v • fully call the attention ot their friend*
and the public generally, to their coiuplet'
*took of
DHT GOODS, GROCEHIESi
HARDWARE, QUEENSWABE,
WOODWASE, BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, APS, dr.,
which they nro now opening, and -will ©fT*
at great hurgnths.
Their slock has been selected with refei ■
cm r to durability ami good taste, and pur
chasers may rely upon getting Ul* best arti
cles at the lowest rates.
Culpeper c. 11., September 2d, 1867.
DISSOLUTION.
"I*ll'K linn of M.-MUKKAN * WAl>'-
A dell is dissolved this day by mutnnl con
sent. Dr. E. Si. Sli.MiaiiAN hiivlng pur
chased the interest of J. K. Waiiiiki.l. in the
establishment, will in future conduct tlm
liusiness on his own account. All claims
against the lalcfiiiu of SlcMurran A Wn.i
dellwillbe presented to Dr. E. M. SlcMi r
ran Ibrsclllciucnf. E. »1. McSll'Rß AN ,
September7,lS67 J. E. WAIHU-'.I.L.
A CARD.—The undersigned takes
this opportunity of returning Ills thanks
to his friend* for their liberal putroiincc tv
him iv the past, and hopes by a strict und
fitlthftil attention to business to merit a ■ uu
tillluillce ol the same.
K. SI. SIc.MURRA N.
Culpeper C. 11., September ilO, IHO7.
"Tip* Goons i oHSiP i.ooiis
Great Bargains!
AT
C. H McMURRAN & CD'S.
WE have just returned from Haiti-no I
wll ii a very seasonable stock of
NEW HOODS,
purchased nt the lowest rates, which wonie
bow opening and offer them at siiinll fioflls
or cash. Our stock embraces tho usual \ ari
clv kvept in the country.
We propose hereafter tn confine ours. Ires
more closely to the cash system, and to per
sons who buy for cash we will make it li
their interest lo give us a call.
All kinds of Country produce taken in ex
change for goods.
Culpeper V. H., may 17, 1*67. •
DX. .E M. Mi-miKKAItV
- (LATE MUM OF MCM UKKAN A V.AODKM. )
DRUGGIST,
MAIN STREET,
CITLPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.,
constantly or liaiiil a gooda*-
AY aortment of pure Drugs, Medlcln .s
I'niuts, Oils, Dye Stuns. Perfumery; Eancv
Articles, Fine Soaps, Fine Hair Tooth and
Natl Brushes, pine Wines, Whiskies *ml
brandies, (for Medicinal purposes,) Coal i I
Lnmps.and Patent Medicines, In lactall ai tl
cle» usually sold by llrstclass Druggists.
He would respectfully call the attention o
iris friends and the public gencrnllv, to ll«
new stock of goagw, which having bei n
bought low for cash wfll be sold at the lowcl
prioes. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere,
llel.iber 1, 1567.
"hoi'se,;sk;n ami <ii:.NA*ftF.>TAi7
PAINTING,
T'fl'T*: pilbser'i trier, residingriiCtilpepei'
A c. IL, will be pleased to serve the |«opld
of range, in the several branches of Ins
business, nnd feels confident of hisul.iliiv n
please, bin Inn served under first class work,
men from the time he first eoinnicnccd the
business.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PATER
HANOINi!.
done In the latest and most improve ylr*
Orders4iddieased as below will bep nipt
ly.- 'hUv.. liespcelfullv,
_ c l-.Cliltows,
aprll 8 lP(~-jr Culpeper c. 11., V«.
jJfJrsJtM ii. IHJOX,
TAILOR,
CULPEPER C. H. VA.,
RSPF.CTFI'LI.t announces to tbe citi
zens of Orange and the ajacent Counties
that he has permanently located at Culpepei
Court House for the purpose of carrying on
the Tailoring Business, and solicits a shuie.
of the public patronage.
A good fit guaranteed or no pay.
may 17, 1H67.—1y.
TiOOire A ND HHOBB.—A Htfrm sup".
a' ply oleity made boot* and shoes, wai -
ranted to he superior to any ever oll'eri-d In
this market; also, a large supply ol the best
make Ladies and Children's Shoes, just re.
eelved and for sale by
C. 11. McMURRAN * CO.
Culpeper, September 20, 18«7.
VAMI L V GROCEHTeS,—A lttrn
- 1 and well selected stock Just received, au
lor sale at the lowest market rates, by
C. 11. SJcMURRANA CO.
Culpeper, September 20, lscr.
j AI) 11-:S'" I)gKs S OOODS, Ac—
A-i A large assortment of Ladles' Dress
Goods, trimmings. Halt mis, ,Vc, just receive I
and for sale by C. 11. Mi MITUtAN A CO.
Ciil)>eper, September SI. IdiT.
("■lotus, <AB.siMi;i:i-:sr&.T^A
x - y large lot iu«t reeolveil and lor sale by _
('. 11. Sic.MURRAN & CO.
Culpeper BeptemJ -r 20, 1887
BA£>LABJ> xaOTEL,)
Kii-n.MOM), Va., March 10, ISOB. $
r rillS elegant establishment is.open
A to the accommodation of of the public.—
Tho building is out- olthe
Fiiieeit lv (lie (Lily,
and for style, convenience aud beauty of ar
rangement, la acknowledged to bo superior.
lis Furniture
Is new and complete, and for cleanliness, II
is proverbial.
'lhe subscriber, after more than twenty
yeara experience In the business, thinks h'«
risks nothing in saying that this Hotel shall,
in every respect, be
I'n.ual to any In the South,
and asks the patronage of his friends and
the public generally.
JOHN P. BALLARD, Proprietor.
S'arch 20, lsxis.—tf.
JOHN U. < IMI IS,
Merchant Tailor,
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.,
EESI'KCTFULLY announces to liis
otistomers. friends and the public gener
ally, that be lias Just received his stock of
Spring and Summer
(lutftiM, CasslmercN, Vest liter. Ac
and is prepared to do any work In his line at
the shortest nutlce and on the most reusoua
ble t.erms..
Thankful for past pntronnge, be solicits n
continuance of tlie same, pledging himself
for the future, as In the past, to use hi* best
endeavors to give entire satisfaction.
_Mayl,lSUß.
Tlie C'onventTon will Meet! *
A ND I have just received a fresh stiyt-
ply of P. R. and Oi-ittiulutcil Stigius, pure
non-i xplosivc Kerosene Oil, Tallow and Ad
nmnntlne Candles, Soap, N'.-uls, Lewis' White
1,en.1, (Hue, Linseed oil, l'ully, l'sint Drnsb
es, and many other additions to my select
stock, all of which will he sold nt living prle
es&iroush: Call aniU Minn ne mr \em selves.
November I, 18W. T. J. PEYTON.
TilTOfffiE.—a'l] pe'rsoiia Indebted lo
-1-* nn- will please conic Inrwnnl and pay me
sumelhing on their accounts, as I am h, want
of money to meet my demand*. I hope they
will respond promptly to my call us ! do mit
call on them Often. E. W. KINCHELOE.
august Hi, IHH7
jfififl I-UfS. |iriiiio country Bacon ;
a\J\J\J _olbs.prDuocountry Lard ; 2nsacks
linesiiii; 12 barrels Lime: So kegs Nails, Sto
•_vp; I barrel Kerosine Oil; 1 barrel Machine
nil; 1 barrel Spirits of Turpentine, for sole
low by E. \V. KINCHELOE.
November 2», 1567.
PM/UK, in Barrtsls, and S;..cks. Cora
A .Mini, Flesh (iiounil, 111 Barrels No. 1 l'o
toniac Iferrtngs, imm lbs, Paeon, m) No. 1,
. Leaf Lard, for sale by,
Maiih in, Iks, "E. XV. KINCHFI.i iE,
jm,mills I'low'f ust-
ings, Just received nnd for sale low Hn-
Febrnary», mg. k. w. kinchi-.i.(i|-'.
(\yy. Bnrrol No. I Maciiiin- Oil: i
Ilarrel spirits Turpentine; 1 barrel best
(liialily Kerosine Oil; for sale by
Milich !.-! lstl* E. W. KINCHKIdI'..
l»" VA'I'ES has still on liaiiil uu ns-
sorted lot of Cotton Yams, Horn li to L -
. IS6S.
AC—Flour, Httcon, ton-,
- Corn Menl, Ac, constantly on hand by
Febrn»rya. tm. ti J. BBO*«*N1NO.