The native Virginian. [volume], September 25, 1868, Image 3

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Ni.w AnvKiiiisKiiKMS might always to
.be read -iirel'ully. They arc important
and generally the most Interesting part
Ofthe paper.
Lost at the hop ou Monday night,
a ItiVa ear-ring. The Under will be
suitably rewarded if he leaves it at this
Cilice.
WnAT Was It?— A Gordonsville cor
respondent wants to know what it was
that frightened us so iv the meadows
nt Mr. Cowahuin's, and suggests that it
was strong' sulphur water. No, it wa'tit.
CO-I'LIMKNTII).— Mllj. 1 lot'slMN Of tile
Fiiieastleilera.il may teel proud of the
compliment paid 111- paper hy the Mew
Eclectic. The Eclectic copies none but
tlie best articles.
*N'kv Stoki.s. — Mr. IV.. Smith has
opened a new store opposite the Post
Cilice, and Cain. Tom I'kyton will soon
open mother m tlie old Com t House.—
Orange, wo repeat, Is going ahead.
Fakkwii.i. Skrmon.—Rev. W. S. Gil
man ofthe Mexican Embassy preached
his f.rewell sermon at the Rowling
Giseti ou the Until instant. Theoe-a
sion is said to have been truly all'ecting.
Capt.Ht.uul.. Mrli.iiANr lives now
with the old established linn of Cuius
£ FfLTON, in Baltimore. Mac's friends
should icnieinber this fact, lie is too
favorably known here to require com
mendation from us.
Hk-KMiox's Trial will begin on Mon
day next, but as the Circuit Court will
be in session on the following Thurs
day, it is more than probable that the
trial will be postponed until the Octo
ber term. '
Visitobs. —Orange has always been
noted for the number of strangers who
arc-attracted he re during the hot months.
The summer just ended showed no dim
inution in tlie number ol visitors to ot.r
county. Old Virginia country hospi
tality is not yet a thing ol the past.
Tie ox Track.—On three several oc
casions within the lust week or ten days
ties have been toiind on the track near
this place. A printer in our ofliee
stumbled Jover one a few nights ago,
and rciaovcd it. The tie is placed on
after dark, so as to throw oil" the freight
tr lin. No clue as yet to the villia.ll.
Impkovkuknts.—C. Hki.i.wig's dwell,
ing, nearly completed, on tlie lot pur
chased from Mrs. limp'/, the substan
tial pavement in front ot Mr. GrauamY
tin store, and the Meani saw-mill, just
erected by Cant. Tom Pkyton in the
old Court House, are among the late im
provements ot our village. Orange is
going ahead.
A PitoTiucTi r> Mkki'i.vo ol magnitude
began last Sunday at the African church
iv this place. Several eminent divines
were in attendance. The church was
so crowded that people had to sit down
in each others' laps. The doctrine of
once i:i grace always in grace, so dan
gerous to certain classes, was inculcat
ed, and one "lady,'' we are told, had
such violent convulsions tlist it touk
three men to hold her.
Corti.ax A Co.--Our merchants would
(•fltnsult their best interests by dealing
with Conn,an- *t Co. The house is one
u-tho largest in Baltimore, and is stock
ed from top to bottom with an immense
hue of house furnishing goods, which
have been carl'nlly selected In the hotoe
and foreign markets. More pleasant
gentlemen to deal with will not he
found in th-- Monument!!! City. The
Corti.avs, full er and sen, are not mere
traders but really and truly gentlemen.
'.'.-.. , i ■
\riKO*.rf.--4 KtHtecl <on.•-»-■-
--■** nlcntlon of Independent Orange _>
Lodge, No. MS, will be laid lv liu'ir __"
Hall, on Tuesday evening, Sept. _9. \ /\r\
L.W&tl, A.l). IHtW, for dispatch ofbUHln«ss.
Members arc requested lo meet promptly ut
iv.o clock * *
By order of the XV. M.
___ " , •■ » Hol/SEWORTII, Secy
Bepti lube:' _~ l- s. ' '
ATTENTION.
"I WOl'l,l. call the attention of the
A- people of Oringe and tbe adjoining conn
lias to my. la.igc and well selected stock of
Boots and Slioes,
AND ALSO
RKAPY-MAOF, JLOTHINU-,
GEHTLEJIEK'S FUB.KISHISG OOODS,
TRUNKS AND VALIBES,
which I am determined to Sell cheaper than
any bouse in this city.
Having lately returned from the North,
snd buy ng my uoods foreash, enables me to
give full satisfaction to all who favor me
with r call. Come one, come ail,nnd he con
vinced of Hie truth. Country inercttotsare
Invited loexHiuine iiivsln-l. before purchas
ing else*-, here, as I feel confident of Hplliiii
all in my Hue Is per cent, etirapcrthan uuv
nouse this side of Baltimore.
I would call the attention of eoun try mer
chants to my
WHOLES ALK DKP.VRTMI* XT,
Jiim opened, separate and apart from my re
tail store, heavily stocked •-. Kb m-w Roods.
~.„, HENRY STRAUSS,
IM King street, opposite Railroad Depot,
Alexandria, Va.
Hep'embor is, ISOS—<hn.
TO TH*. COtnvTRV PE*©]F-__E.
ATV pnrpo-o in this shorl letter is to
■"A Inloiiii all to whom it inavr.pplv, that
1 mo fully prepared to supply nil of iheir
.wauls In mv line of busliu s-i, :m,l that is, lv
KTO »'-.*> AMI TIN WARE.
Now, when you wain etttova of any khul nr
any kind olidove work doiie, jusi write to
ml*, describe us ueiir you can what you do
want, und v. will be done ju„t us cheap and
ax promptly tM 11 you were to conn, in per
son. I uiu fully aware thut people generally
nre slow io believe or receive this kind of us- .
suraneo; but ull I ask i. Io try me anil prove '
inc. i have been engaged in the business for
lorly years iii njy ualivo Ktate und iv ull her
bloody trluls. I feel that I have not forfeit
ed the coniidience nml suppo-a of mi/ people.
ENOCH GUIMEt-t,
I," Klug&troot, Alexundr.u, Va.
September 11, 1868.
-_r_m_.¥ M*s»sW.
"TVYKEX upon mv farni. about 'six
A ini|,..s Southeast ol Madison Court House
about the first ol Au_ii-:, a tuil
DARK BAY HORSE,
with black logs and liiun.i, swoenlcd In the
right Khonlder, whii.j and die mark on lhe
right side, and nf good ri(tiiii_-inuilltles
The owner will please call, [~iy ehurg.-sand
like lil in a way, or lie \.IU l,e disposed ofac
lordllit! to law. .n-*H__! JONKS.
August _«, |s«*.—lt*
_»r.E.W.Kow7~
PHYSICIAN AMI KI'ISGEi >N,
f)I'KI'KS HIS PHOFIiSBIONAL
' services to the community.
OFFICE—flppOSlt Dr. I). 11. Ta'.iefel'l',,..
nruit Store, ORANGE C. 11., Va.
_ -Noveiui,. r 15,1887.- ly.
V I'Kl.sii InTof CoiTf-rtloiiarli'i*. fust
=*•*■ i-e,,,ive,| by HNOWDEN VATBR.
J ni'i ,r. "i,i-; .
OIIANUE C. H., VA.
such as
RUSSiEi-L B UE_«-PER_4ND MOWER,
FAVORITE OF THE WEST
RDS-ELL'O KEr_4lt_Toß, BY
WHICB WE CTI_LLEN_E
THR WORLD,
GUM BPRINO DRILLS,
HTIMW _ND FODDER CUTTERS,
CORN BHELLERS, DOUBLE --IND
SINGLE SPOUTED, and another
BT.-IN _fcl) SHELLERS.
CIDER MILLS, WINE PRESSES.
CELEBRATED WttTOt, MINOR ASD
WH-KTON AST) LIVINUBTON
PLOWS, all sizes,
CELEBRATED SELI'-DlSfll.. 11UINO
MARYLAND WHEEL UOK-E-I'AKL
HAND URI.ST-MII.LS,
McCONAUOUEY'S PATEMT
CORN DROPPER,
WASHING MACHINES and WRINGERS,
OLD DOMINION COOKING-STOVES,
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE,
DINING-ROOM OR PARLOR
WOOD OR COAL.
We have also established a Blacksmith
Shop and are prepared to do al! work In that
line,such as Machinery and stcnni Kuglm a.
Goods win work nil wan-anted. All orders
will receive drompt attention.
November 22, ls«7.
WAXTKJI-At'ENTS.
1*17"-, PKR month to sell the Nation-
Cjsll-/ a t Family Sowing Ma.-hiim. This
Machine Is equal to the standard machines
In every respect und is sold at the low price
of $20. Address
NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE I'D.,
JunetiH, I.•»*<-.'"ill, I ittsburg, i'a
W A MM. b I) H <» A SI'HIN'IT.T,, I) n X
Mrs. _.f_"«ES _ 11-UKI-EX,
DENTISTS,
MAOISON COURT HOUSE, VA.
Angus-, 7, WBB _
TtrOOE W.INTKTr_-I will purchase
'» auy quantity of Wool, either Washed,
or nnwasli, d, delivered , for which the high
est market price will hepaid.
M y.l'jiW. A. THOMSON,
WAXTEI).— lti.tMit) Railroad Crocs
lies, for which I Will pay the highest
price in cash or goods. -
1 Ang»tst T., t_WT I. IT. •"__>-<-* EI/*"/?.
U » -- _!—-
A DDRi'SS to the ~\'.rvour* and
_-__ Debilitated, wlioar sufferings have been
protracts.! U-oni hidden causes, and whose
cases required prompt treat meiit to render
existence desirable:—lf you an- suffering, or
have Kiitlereii, from Involuntary discharges,
what eltcet ii.es It produce upon your gener
al naalthf Ho yon feel weak, debilitated,
easily tired? Does a little extra exertion
produce palpltiitutlon ol the heart? Docs
your liver, or urinary organs, or .voir kid
hevs, frequently |_ct out of order» is your
ui'iu.-.iiiiiietiiiics thick, milky, or tlocky. oi
ls it ropy ouKeltlins'? Or does a thick. s '.ii.i
rise to the lop ? or is a sediment at the bot
tom after It has BtoodawhlleT Do you have
spells of short breathing <<r dyapepalaT Are
your bowels consttpul.id? l)o you li.-ivn
spells of fainting, or rusltew of blood to tbe
head? Ia your memory impaired? Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this subject-*
Do you 1.-ol dull, listless, moping, tired of
coinpiuy, of life? Do you wish lo be'left
alone, lo get uwav from everybody? Does
any little thing niiike you start or jump?—
Ia your sleep broken or restless? Is the lus
tre'of your eve as brllllunl ? The bloom on
your check iis bright ? Do you enjoy your
self In society as well? Do you peraoo ; our
busineas with the same eueriry ? Do you feel
as much coulidenee in yourself? Are your
spirits dull and Hugging, given to tits ol mel
aiu-holv? If so, do no! lay It to your 11 ver or
dyspepsia. Have you li'slless iiighls-.' Your
back weak, your knees weak, i.lel have bill
little appetite* and you attribute this to dys
pepsia or liver complaint ?
Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases
badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all ca
pable of producing a weakness of the gene
rative organs. The organs of generation
when In perfect health, make the man. Did
you ever think thut those hold, defiant, en
ergetic, persevering, successful business men
in- alwuvs those whose generative organs
are iv perfect health? You never ileal-such
men complain of being melancholy, of ner
vousness, of palpitation of the heart. They
are never afrnld thsy cannot succeed in bus
iness; tney don't ix-come sad and discour
aged; they are always polite und pleasant in
the company of ladies, sn.l look you and
them right In the faci —none of your down
cast looks or any other meanness about
them. 1 do n)t uiean those who keep the
o gans inflated by running to excess. These
will not only ruin Iheir constitutions, but
also those they -lo business with or for.
How many men from budlyeured diseases,
from the edi-els of self-abuse and excess a,
have brought abont that state of weak in as In
those organs that has reduced the general
system so much as to induce almost every
other disease—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, si.l
iiul aileciious, suicide, and almost every oth
er form of disease which humanity is heh to,
nnd tlie real cause Of tbe trouble scarcely ev
erauspected, and have doctored for ail but
th" right one.
Diseases of these organs require the use of
a Dlureetle. HKI.MHOI.D'S FLUID EX
TRACT OK BUCHD Is the great Diuretic,
and is a certain cure for discuses ofthe itlad
der, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy weak
ness, Keinale Complaints, General Debility,
and all diseasea of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Mule or Female, lrmn
whatever cause originating, and no mutter
how long standing.
If no treatment is submitted to, ConKurap
tion or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and
blood are supported from these sources, and
the health and happiness, and thai of Poster
ity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable
remedy.
He I 111 hold's Kxtrnct Hnehll. established up
wards of 1* your., prepared by 11. T. Helm
bold, Druggist,sol Rroudway, New York.and
list; South 10th Street, Philadelphia. i',i._
l'nii-K—£l.2.". |kt bottle, or i; bottles for I-a. „,
delivered tunny address. Hold by ull Drug
gists everywhere).
None are genuine unless done up In sleel
engruved wrappers, wl;h lac-simite of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
H. T. IIKLMBOLD.
August 21, IMS—2m.
T*o Farm-m and Plant em.—
A The I_dl M'lliufa'-tnriiig Company, the
oldest and la**gesl concern of lhe kind in the
United States, possessing extraordinary fa
cilities for the luHiiuin-tore of Fertilizers,
controlling exctusteetiy the night-soil otl'nl,
bones iiiiil dead animals of New York, Brook.
lyn und Jersey cities, as also the great Coin
munipaw abliiitolrs offer for Hide, In lots to
suit customers,
B,o*oo TOVn
OF
nOI'HI.E-RKKIN'EI) POITDRETTE
made from n Ight-soil, blood, bones amboffal,
ground to a powder
Its effects have ncen most ustoninhing,
doubling lhe crops and nialuriug them ten
days or two weeks earlier. Equal to the best
brands of fluperphospbate of present Crop, al
though sold only for Thirty Dollars per ton.
Packed In hurrels of 350 pounds each.
BONE DUST.
I-COARSE und FINE MIXED. 2—FINE,
suitable for Drilling. And 8—
FLOURED HUM:.
We Warrant our lione to Analyse Pure.—
rucked in barrels of 2SO pouudseach. For
Winter grain, Doubio-Heiined Poudrettcand
I'm, H ne.inix.id in eiimil proportions and
drillctl in with the seed, have produced most
remarkableeffbets. Sold as low as any an i- ,
clool same purity and fineness tn the mar
ket,
NITI.O-ri'OSI'HATE OF LIME.
We otler this Phosphate confidently us be
ing us good, If not superior, to any ever made
orsoid In tula market, containing a larger
amount of soluble Phosphide and Amnion.a
limn usual In Superphosphates, Fort*erma
neut.us well as for immediate powerful ef
fect upon laud, 11 has no equal.
Price tn New York, -55.00 Per Ton of
2.iiiiti pounds. For Price Lists, Circulars Ac
apply.to HOOK * WBDIiEKBURN,
A lexandria, \'n
Orto ALLISON « ADDISON',
June,*., l.stis—Hm. Kii-lniioud, Va. i
SfOTICK TO rARNt-RK.
ANDREW ODE'S
SUPEII PHOSPHATE OF LIMl^.
OH . _¥_ I.I JS - jn*t receive.l direct
-SdJaUl/U from the factory, which 1 will
furnish lo larmers at the lowest price it - 11:1
be sold in Baltimore, Richmond or Alexan
dria. Farmers can be supplied with any
quantity aa cheep as tney can _s anywhere.
All I ask Is a _ul. This I'h isphai.i is very
bigblv r.s-oinmended by tl-.os, whobaveu a-d
it on Whi'iil, Corn, nuts. Potatoes. Ac, I( Is (
considered by many to be euuul b> Peruvian
Quauo. E. W. l.l.\'i'iil'.l.oi:. '
Aogua! 9(, i-iw. '
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE undcisigncit have this da> cn
t.-i ed into ( o-partnership under the style
and linn of
H. D. TalJarerrw fc Son, ,
lor the pui-pose of coiulncting the Ilus-
Iness at this pl*u*e. They will keep at all
times a supply ot pare Drugs, i Ibetnicals and
Phariii.ietieLieal pi-eparaliolis, the latter of
inll officlna atrengtn, together with a gener
ul assorline-it ef other articles usually kept
by Druggists.
Particular attention given to Physician's
prescript lons.
Terms cash. H. I). TALIaFERHO,
September 1, '6«. H. 01. TALIAFEKItO.
■VOTICE.— Just received a second
-_■* supply of those beautiful Cloaks, Mous
lins, ( mlicocs, Alpacas, lialnioial I . ils,
Prints, Ac., all of which will be sold iii n
sra»ll advances, A. THOMSON.
November I, li*> 7.
CUTTING Axes, lour- and shorl iiiu
dleshovels, long handle Pitch Forks, -i
boxes Axle Urease, mst received and for sale '.
by ' E. W. KIM'HKI.iii:.
liecemherlS, HKT7.
IMTtKWUKA I.- I have ;-ist rieciv
•*•* i-l n lot of extra Buck Wheat flour and
has still unhand a supply oi nice dried pea
ches. BNOWDEN YATES.
January 31. Mt.
C YATES has pist reeclveil a lot lb
. k). Dorse t'.illurasnd Trace chatm*.
X»**Si-i*t*l. WE
niirOa-TA.vr iJaHiovEStiri
TUB - POt'i.Tl.lM'i'.-. FII IE XI),;
Or Ciilckcn l'owder,
Ifopyriyliisicured,)
A CKBTAIN CUBS KOB.
GAPES IXCHR-EXS AM) TI"KKEYS.
Will prevent and Cure Chicken Cholera, und
other Discuses eununan to Poultry,
ami I'i.V promote an in
crease uf Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
PACK \OK.
"Price ri*. Cents.
r P:iK annexed arc a lew of the oerttfl
-Scales WC have received ill proof <if the
ureal value and efficacy of the Poulterers'
Friend :
Carrollton, Haltlmore County, Md.,l
December id, lltOT J
Messrs. Clotworthy tt Co :
tlentli men—l have used yonr "Poulterers'
Friend* 1 up n a brood of young chickens
Hint had the gapes, and am happy t" say,
thai by lhe use ol ii lew do.es they wi-re en
tirely cured, it will certainly cur.- tbe gape*
wbeii used according to directions.
Yours,-*. QEORGK lIAKMAN.
Annapolis, Md., Februur) 7, ISOB.
Messrs. Clot wm thy _. Ot:
tl, ntituun 1 have sold nil tbe "Poulterers'
Friend" I received from you last August.—
t'lie poultry in the surrounding count ry was
dying very fast, with "Cholera." 1 ri.-nne
nn mil d \ otir"l'ouiieier-s Friend," and as far
is 1 could learn, It has proved a cure for the
disease. Itespeetrolly,
W. R. GOODMAN.
Baltimore, February 2, ls(*..
Messrs, Ctotu-ortity *j (.it:
Mv chickens were dying very fast wilh
wha! my neighbors called "Chicken Chole
ra." I was induced to try your "Poult, n
rrieiid," and II worked likes charm. I gave
il as directed, and it cured those thai veiv
(hen sick, mid 1 have not seen any symp
toms of the dtseaae since.
Yours, _c.. H. MIONCKI'.N,
Cross and Warner Streets.
Jefferson, Frederick Co, Mil., July 22, 18(17.
Messrs. Cloticortliy d- 08, Baltimore:
flint*— The wonderful eurea wtllch have
been made by your "Poulterers' Friend,"
cannot fail to interest all who raise Poultry.
A gentleman of this village has been expe
rimenting on chickens with the gapes. He
tried your "Poulterers' Friend," according
to the directions, and it bud the dasired ef
fect In destroying ihc worm, effectually re
lieving tie- chicken at once. sin-.- tlnn
have had many calls for it, and it bus been
used extensively with the same result. It Is
of incalculable value to ail who raise Pool
try. Jt'-spcctfuliy,
'" A. BP**_**C_K.
For sale l.v T. J. PKYTON".
Manufactured only by CLOTWOBTHY
CO., 839 Baltimore Htreet, Baltimore,
A liberal discount allowed wl.eii purchas
ed In large quantities,
CaCTios.—The public are cautioned u
galual any similar preparatluua out: Clot
worthy .V Cos me genuine.
Aurll la. IsilK—iliu.
Eor the best Piano now made, over llaltl
more, Philadelphia and New
York I'lanos.
OPFICK ANII WAKKR'IOMS t
No. 7 Karlli Liberty at. neor Hallo, at,
BALTIMORE. MIL
QTIEFF'S Planotj have all the latest
iin proventents, Incluiiinirthe Agra tie Tre
ble. Ivory Fronts mid the improved French
Action, fully warranted for live years, with
privilege of exchange within twelve month*
if not entirely aatisnetnry to purchasers.
Second band Pianos mid Parlor Orgunsal-
WBJ-l on hand, from SiVI to ~",(M. (
References, who have our i'lanos in use:—
Qeneral Robert E Lee, Lexington, Va ; Gen
eral Roliert Ransom, Wilmington, N < - ; Miss
Mcl'liers.m, Mrs.M A Kebiinger, Professor H
Richards, l)r John It Baylor. Dr Woods, W
B Thomefl, J T Autrlui, Albeinarle county.
Terms liberal; a call is solicited.
April 17, IW—ly.
RELIABLE BONK FERtTII/JER«.
HaIGHS CELEBRATED COMMERCIAL .
BONK .MAN LUES.
Baltimore Aerarv 07 and 103 flmlth'a
Wharf.
PHICKM is iiaitimoi-.k:
Bough's hair Rone Phosphate IH per Inn of
2i)ii<i pounds;
Baiif/lt't Ckiaago Hone /•Vr/i'i'-.i-, tt&perton;
Bough's Chicago Blood Manure, Sis pc? ton ;
Mar/tland Powder ot Hone, M 8 per ton ;
t olii.iir! M.'Jt ltune Dust, Wtbper ton.
TMIKSI' valuable Fertilizers cnii be
■ bad at regular market rates, frelgiil add
i-d. Groin dealers at all accessible points
lhi-oii|.liout the country.
These articles are offered to the agricultur
al community with entire confidence, us be-
Ing-Oth prompt and periiiunent iv ih.'lref
feei. They will bring Un- crops forward at
once, and being made from pure bone, their
effects will last for years. They are used in
every part of the country with en tire success
and tho sales of each are constantly iucreas
tna,
Send for samples and circulars.
GEORGE DUGDALTE,
Manufacturer's Agent, Nos.il" and II i
Smith's Wharf. Baltimore, Md.
Mr. A. V. Routt,of Orange County, Va., has
been appointed Am nt for the sale of the
above valuable Fertiliser-*, and is prepared
to furnish them ut the manufacturer - * lowest
prices, freight added. Call andaoe samples '
and hem- what be has to say alajut them. (
July gl, lstiis—.'im. I
HI-RBI.RT A. HAIRHTOK,,
Ko. 10 Camden -ilreett
I* A L T 1 M OK X, Ml)..
('RAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AM) (iKNKIUI, ASEI—I FOB
AKD3EW COE'B SUPEE PHOiSPHATE OF
ijiiiei..
BEST FERTILIZER NOW IN tisi:.
Ohakuk Oiiovi:, HahfokoCo., Mn., I
August 4, 1- ii-. |
Messrs. Iterhcrt .V Hairston, Baltimore, Md, '.
OiiNri.r.MKN :_l have used Andrew Cue's
sii pci-I'hosphnie of Lime on Corn, (ia is, live, r
Potatoes and Onrden Vegetables, on all of
which it acted like a churiii. I awO. applied
it on I'l-ass aa a top-dresser, at the rate of 160 J
pounds per acre. Then-suit waseanallysat* ,
isfuctory. ns this portion of lhe field prnduc- i
ed two-lhirds more of grafts than the oilier '
where no fertiliser was used the land being
nf the same quality. I have been buying .
tho principal rertlltaien- offered in t be Balti
more murltel lor (he last twelve yeuiv, hnd .
.-iiii siiy that Andrew Coe'a is the best pre- j
paratlon 1 have used. I can recommend it ,
with confidence to the fcrmini; community.
Kenpe tfully, lIA\ 11) A. EWE. ,
Otbercertificatescau besecu bycalliinjon ,
niir Ai;t'iit. Foraale by
K. V. KINCHI'.I.Oi-:,
Aucust 21, iwt--—:im. Orange 0. H
FALI. AKD WIBTEE IMPOETATIOHI. 1
1888. MILLINERY GOODS! 186 S.
RIHHONS, TRIMMING IUIIHONS,
VELVLT RIBRONS, sn.KS, SATHS,
EA Ut HONNKT MATERIALS,
1)1.ON OS, ('rape.-, French Flowers,
*' Neils, Plumes and Ornaments, Bonnets,
and Ladles Hats, tn Klrnw, Yelvel and Kelt.
We after the largest Hint nest assorted stock
in tin- lulled stuns, comprising all the lut
eal Paiisian Novelties, and uues-uuiled in
choice variety and cheapness,
aßmhtrong, cator t_ co,, .
yn and _tv Haltimoi'c Htreet, Haltlinore. {
Septeinlier 4, IHUH—dm.
~ JOB G. Mi-VEIOH,
with
l>. PRrSTOH I'tRR, JTr..& t*o.,
No. 3 Hanover, near Haltlinore Street,
BALTIMORE. MI).
CHiW, GLASS, Ul EE\SW ARE,
LAMPS, Ac.
STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICES. ]
June 2(1, lM<s-((m. '
MD. DEPOSITOR \ Mi:. ( 111 I!( 11, KOI-TH <
S-1 by and I> cilMtty,
PUBLISHERS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
iii W. Baltimore St.,
BALTIMORE, Mi.. r
N. R. Si.i.nv,
W.J. C. Dri.ANV. a
Norn n-,1-er m, IMIT.-ly
Till. LEE OAI.I.I'HV, ■
No. 90T Main Street,
ItICHMOM), YIKOINIA. ,
AJIL D.WiKs is producing tin* moat J
At A- ell ganl pi, 1 111. swe lia-. c i Vet -,I'l'H, ill I'l _
at the mo; t reasonable rntew.
-May., ItN.
CONi-IPTINU OF
Xo. 1 PERUVIAN" OUANO,
of recent importation and warranted 'aire.—
The price of Peruvian lluano varied with the
price of (.old.
roWLI t (o."s soi.tßi.K rtiosriiATEn
PERUVIAN GUANO,
containing ti per rent, of Ammonia and 27
percent of Soluble Phosphate of I.line; much
cheaper, and e.|iisl in effect to the best Peru
vian cjituno. A permanent improver ol tho
soli.
Price. JcVj per ton of 2000 lb:
Double Refined Poudretle »30
.Vi'ru- Phosphate of Lime 00
Pure Bone Dust, finely ground, suitable
to drill SO
Pure Hone Dust, coarse 45
Pure Hone Flour, U5
Sea Fowl Guano, 58
Bradley's Patent Super-Phosphate, 68
I'oe'n Aminoniateil Super-Iliosphatc, 58
Obw't * " .... 58 <
Fish and Guano Compost. 110
The celebrated Alia Vela Phosphate,.... 68
We slso nil orders for
Bough's Bait Hone Phosphate,
Turner s ErceUuir, Solultle Pacific,
Wliann's Rate hone Phosphate,
liodunda and all other Fertilizers known in
this market, at lotrcst cash prices.
mrONIKKS AMI WHIII.KSAI.i: IIKALKM IN
EVBBY DESCaiPTIOK OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine, of dim-rent brands, By raeuso
in (J A sucks. HV guarantee all Salt we
sell to be what It ia represented.
PLaI-KB.
Soft Blue Windsor Plaster, Lump snd finely
ground furnished in bulk, bags or barrels at
si tlie lowest market rates. Address
Hunt:. WKHliKKlit'llN & CO.,
..Yo. _, Prince si reel, Alexandria, Vs.
August 14, P_s_2m
J. W. Nwl.l-M UISHII-1.1.. H. F. Hodue.
-HI.K'H "**. . K'AHH & CO.,
glass/oTls, felt,
PAINT-, PITCH. I.AMPH, TIN WABK,
lIAI'DWAIU", CEMENT, V. PLAS
TER, LIME, BRUSHES, Ac.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH FRAME*, RLINDB
M'dLDINGS AND BRACKS*-"- - .
FACTORY, Cor. Queen and Kiilrfax St.
store, lir King At.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Nov. 15, lf-ff.-Iy.
■ rill * Beach,
- llanillliellll'erKOf
Stoves & Tin Ware
WOIIKKHS IN
'COl'l'El*. AND SHEET-IKON,
And Dealers Generally
IN IlOl'si: KEEPING ARTICLES.
No. 7 N. Royal St.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Nov. a, laor.—ly.
~JB.J. MlM«r,
WIIOT.KSALK AND URTAII. OKAT.KR IN
CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHEN W ABE
Nc. 88 Kiiie- Street, •
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Nov. 15, 'G7-ly.
FOUNDEM AND MACHINISTS.
O. W. JAHIKRON. C. 11. COLLIUS.
J-l_:ihOU Si. CoIIiUM,
IKON AND BRASS FOUNDEKS,
Cor. Royal and ".Yill.es sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CASTINGS of every doKi-ripiiou made at
short notice. C'i_h paid lor old iron aud
Brass. Nov. 15, '67—ly.
-hi-Y HOTEL.
WILLIAM H. FRANCIS,
Pkophietok.
Corner of Royal and Cameron Sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
W. S. Kemper, Snp't.
November 15 .1887—ly.
QREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,
Cor. Fairfax and Cameron Sts.,
ALEXANDRIA VA.,
JAMES Git KEN,
PROPRIETOR.
November 1.1. 15157.—1y. _
KNOX & WATTLES,
COM-lllt-SIO-T MII-:R€IIA-VT_,
No. 17, l.inir Street,
ALEXANDRIA-, VA.,
SOLICIT oontignuionta ol Country
Produce and orders for the purchase of
supplies, and promise to jtlve the licet atten
tion tn any business entrusted tci them, and
to make prompt returns.
April 10, Is,*.—ly.
JOB*!- T. CKf-ItIUTOX & SOX,
IMPOIITKBS AND DMUH IN
II A RDW ARE
.i ND HO USEKEKriNG GOODS.
No. 88 Kinp street,
ALEXASDRIA, VA.
April ID, I«W— ly.
r-__i____.-___ scuoor.,
NEAR ORANOE 0. 11. VA.
TIIK snliscriher having secured the
services ot the best female te-u-lierin Vir
pinia. to take oha*r-_e of his school, desires
to receive pupils Into his fsmily as boarders.
Early appli.-stioit must be made, as the num
ber of pupils will he liiuiled.
Tl'.liMt', PKR MUMUM OK NINE MONTHS '.
Board and English Tuition, - - 820 Of».
Music, -il CO
Languages, each, - - - - - 20 00
Ise ot l'iauo, ------ SiHI
Washing, I'iki
Payable In advance, nt hcgLuilng of each
half __siou, viz:—"September 15, is*-., and
Kebruarv 1, IHSM.
ERASMUS TAYLOR,
Aoeust 28, lsra. PostoSeo, orange 0. II
BOOKHTORE AM) RIMIKKV,
ESTABLISHED i<'».
I. *W. RH-M!-!*.•_ _ f-MKlisll,
B(X)KSELLEKS,
STATIOAII-S, BOOKBIXfIEBS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
1890 Main Street, between l.'lth and Utli,
RICHMOND, V \.
(\l>l' Books bought or taken iv cx-
elmiice for new.
April M, Istis |y.
you (an run AT
BALDWINS
Comer Malm and 10<h Streets,
RICH M ONI), VUUiINIA,
A SUPERB i.o ; OF
CLOT 11 ING,
UNEQUALLED in labile, cut and
w nrknihlisnip. They believe in a nim
ble sixpence, rather than s »low-_liiiiiii«.—
( 'all lllld see I hem.
.Inn, IS, l-l(S.
V IR Ul A I A HOTEL,
STAUNTON, VA
MM .Mill", > _\_
FRED. slll-.KKI-.il, Proprlstor.
J. W. BOOZ, Superintendent.
THIS well known Hotel Ims b«etl re-
A jnrnlsheil with entire new nnd and ele
gant furniture, and the hoard reduced to f_UiO
L-erday.
Gentlemen residing In the cities, who de
sire to speii,l 111-summer with their families
in Hie c unny. will tlnd it a ■ileiisunt resort.
J .un- -ii, l*W»—_Bm
"VOi'ICK. —I have received a superior
_-~ srtlcle ot Machine OH, wliieh does not
sum; also, n No. I article ..f Ken-sine Oil
kept constantly on lyyi-Kcheap for ensh.
tkf i_ '.I. MM if. IT. r. I '.Vl'i_ljK-J-
Ileautiful Tea Hets, Ice-Pilcbcrs, Castors
Spoons and Forks, und all kinks of Sli- i
var and Plated ware, exactH/ at nuinu
fwtuccr's prices, and will guaran
tee to sell Table Knives mid I
Forks of all styles by the 1
scl or dozen us cheap us
they can be bought
in the cities at
Wholesale,
r.i_rAii.i>(. and ENuiuvm'.
i
Watches, clocks and Jewelry repaired In
the best manner, and warranted. Larue ,
plain Gold Rings. Silver and Platcd-waTe i
engraved in bcauufUl style/rce at charge. i
orders fiom lhe country and the adjacent t
Counties will receive prompt attention. i
(store lloom ~n .Main Htreet, Culpeper, Va. ;
Muy •_, 1.-'io—ly. i
HO ! FORdLPEPKRI 
NIOW SUMMER AND FALL GOODS!
HILL _ ______
Mnln St. CiiltM'iM'i- «'. 11., Va.,
ARE now receiving direct from New
Y"ik v most beautiful and well selected
stock of
SUMMER AHD FALL DEEBS GOODS,
consisting of
Heavy Dry Ooode, Fatten Goads and Notions,
ISoots unit Shoe*, Ladles' lints.
Dress 'I'riiiiininilsof erer.o description, !
fitltlitins and f-'itnet ,\,
Men's and BOy'e Hats, tlroceries.
Hardware, tc.n enxu tire,
Wootlnttre, dc., ii;:
Parties visiting Culpeper Court House will
And It to their raterest to give us a call, as j
wear.- selling our goods at a small advance ,
above cost. Persons orileiini; goods will ,
.have them forwarded per freight at our ex
pense, Ull.l. A' KiltK. ,
June Id, IWlW—ly.
TH __ attention nf the tanners of Or
ange mid tin 1 surrouning Counties is n
paln called to tho above justly celebrated
BCad-ine, which Is well known in tin South
ern I'lumtry, especially in tbe Valley of Vir
ginia, where the.v nre univcrally used; also,
in tbe Roanoke Valley, a* well am the Pied
mont. They combine oil the latest impruve
meniK in Threshing Machinery, are strong
and substantial, an< are a favorite wherever
known. Kos terms of payment and prict*
li»t, apply to A. P. ROUTT, Agent.
Iffay 6, OH.
It. MAC W4\Tl__>.
■THE subscriber wishes to purchase
Sumac ol n good quttlity, for which lie is
willing to pay thu
Hlarhcat Market Price
nt all times and In any quantity. JiioSu
ma-o must be of good color, tree of. toni-*, dirt
mill bin 11—_ Parties who may have sumac
ofthe above description, during the present
■eaaon, will tind it to their advai.tu.-_e to call
on or address the subscriber. It s iottld be
oared hs ran-ohoi poaalble under •belter on
a plank floor, to preserve its coior niifi §trrQok
and keep it tree lroni dirt or -.and.
The slocks, Bteraa and berries should be
Carefully raked and picked out before •end
ing to HMirket, it is a mla taken idea to iave
the large items—there Ii no strength or
w< Ight in them, Bi O. ECKt-V-KK,
Jnne 13, WW,
THE TIROI2IU PIBI AKD MAUXX
INSURANCE COMPANY.
(rIfAItTKHKh 1888.)
4itni _ 1 Capital - ■ - $1 .'JMHIO
JNSt'CKS agnillH FIRE at current.
rate*.
Iniriurea against Marine Losses, as for thlr
ty-ftix yeara post, on lair terms.
We invite a si ill larger share nt public pat
ronage, assuring our citizens t hat (heir inter
eat will be advanced while bestowintf it.
W. 1-. (.'(.WAKDIN, President.
W. <i. WII.I.IAMK,
Agent, Orange ("ourt House.
July B,lß—*-tt
AXD MAK-TACTDHKn OF
STOVES, HOLLOW WARE, PLOWS,
MILL (.FAIUXCt, IKON KAILINU, *c.
SPECIALTY.—The celebrated Llv
*J inirsion J> lougli. All kinds of repth work
done promptly and on moderate term .
July :>, U_B.—Bm.
*n r 4\Ti*i»7~
WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORK, BE.YNS,
PEAS AM) PLAXSEED.
nAVINU made arrangements with
parties, lam bow prepared to buy a—}'
quantity and pay the highest cash price.-.
Persons having grain for sale will thirl It to
t ieir interest to cull on the subscriber before
Shipping. L. W. KINCHELOE.
July .11, 1S(!8.
I'KW. LHS. prim-; country Hacon ;
lUUUm lbs. prime country Ijird; SO sacks
line Salt; 13 barrels Lime ; 20 kegs Kails, -to
-up; I barrel Kerosine oil; 1 barrel Machine
ml; I barrel spirits of Turpentine, for sale
"»' l '.v . __ E. W. KINCHELOE.
November 2D, IW7.
TUBT n-iiiveii. i barrel Pulverlierl
v Kugar; 1 barrel Crusl ed Sugar; I barrel
llrow Sugar; 1 barrel Portorico syrup; i.
barrels pure Cider Vinegar, which twill sell
very low for cash. ,
June 12, UH I-. \v. KINCHELOE.
OH BARREL*. Ko. 1 Flsn; 1600 lb_
*''-' prime Bacon; Extra and Superfine
Flour, In'-a and ' _ hags; ."al bushels Meul, just
received and for sale by
Aogusl2l, ISS.S. ];. XV. KINI HF.LOK.
IJF.KSWAX ! lIKKSWAX ! ! The
*' subscriber will pay cash for any ouuull
tyofHeeswsx. fc. W. KINCHELOE.
July 17, lsas
CF MAC—I will pay the highest price
kJ In goods or money tor any quantity of
sumac. i:. W. KINCHELOE.
July 17, UM,
CTom: JARS, on_, tw« ami three
Gallon, Just received hy
Y-VXI-.'.
V A LIT A BLEfcLOTSiIOR S ALE,
AT OBANCE COUKT IIOU.SE.
I SHALL oiler for sale, on Saturday,
the 'Mh itoij nf Auirii't Ik:k,
_•> or HO Acres
of valuable land.adjoining the village, in lots
of from live to ten lures each. The lots will
be surveyed before the day of sale, and will
embrace somevory desirable building sUea
and grass lots.
To persons wishing a reslde-nee lv tho
country, with a small amonnl or rand mid
near a village, these lois offer peculiar ad
vantages, being very accessible by railroad.
In n healthy locality in the mountains. The
land is in good condition, well watered, witl|
never-failing springs of line water on uetul -
all of these lot*; tin- soil and clinuvt well
adapted to the growth of fruits ol all kinds.
Terms very accommodating, snd will bo
made knowu on day of sale.
11. 1). TALIAI'T-HIHO.
August 7, IMjX.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed untiv Satur
day, the nee __}• offteptouiber. 11. H.-T.
Sept, 11—'i.s.
OBANUEL AKB FOB i_£i_~
THK IHI (lei-signed wishing to remove
A lo Die West, mot North,-) offers for sslo
tlio
Tract of "Land
Onwhlcbb.no*-* re-ddrs, situated sboutslx
miles East of ( Hung.- Coin I llouse_>n tin-Or
ange and I'r<dericksrni.-g I'lunit Road, con
taining IWRW acres, about 5U acres of which is
under cultivation ti.. nerea nniler a good
fence, pari well taken In got"*-, tlie balance
In timber. There are 2_u young growing
fruit trees on this place: Is well watered, niid
lies on both si dis of flic Fin nk road. The im
provements consist of a new log
DWELLING IIOISK,
with four renins and v pasii.ge ten feet wld*'
good frame stable, corn-house, wagoll-liouso
and meat-house.
As I am very anxious to remove to the
West, 1 wiil sell this farm for "iie-t bird less
thnn the same ijuallt v of land can bo b ouch
in Virginia. JAMEB S. ( e-MPIIKLL.
May 1, UK—tf.
I.OIM' AM) LOT FOB SALE/
T OFFISH for sale, tho House unti Lot
A on Which I now reside, adjoint*--, .fie resi
deuce ol Dr. E, P. Till Intel to and Mrs. P.M,
Fry. The 161 contains about a half acre of
ground, the house is a two s*or_"
BRICK DWELLING",
With two rooms on llie Ilrsi,nnd three on tlid
second floor, and an excellent basement di
ning room, with closet and dairy room nt
t«e) cd. The kilrlieii is of brick, with four
nanus. A well of fine waturlswitli lntweffty
ieelof the house. It has nil necessary nut build
inns. All of which are In kd<m| oriler.
1- or terms apply to llie subscriber.
July 19 ISO 7 W. 11 . ( HAI-MAN.
Orange ('. H. Va
"bXIIIKSTIONAni.Y TIIK lIFST St'HIAINED
WOU.K 1.1- J 111. KINII IN Till,; WOBI.ll."
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September l, .- Proprietors.
(.VKI'KMKKI*,!' UO*SK BITLI'IX',
AND UXnEI.'I'AKI.XO.
"T'HK iindcr.-iu'iicd desire* to annoimro
ato the public of Oratige and iho adjoining
counties thai he has resumed his former call
ing, for which he was trained by years of
study snd practical experience, ntta is now
prepared to do all kinds of
CARPII2VTKRS WnnK, ttOVflE BUILD
fMI AM> MILL OEAMI2VO.
I will contract for Public and Private fhccll
",'?*'. "irmsh Designs ami Model*,end perform
all lediitns required of on experienced nnd
skilled architect.
Persons desiring to cmsfrnct, repair or Im
prove Mil.l-S of any description, will *o Well
t.x-ai on ie.- „s I am partfonlsrly acqualnl
ed with thai branch oi my busliiess. I will
also do the v, ork of an
IN r.KT.IKKK
and supply ci if: i.vsei-ofsuclipaffern-iand
priresaa may b.< desired hy either the w<ea__r
or t he po, ,r. J
c )i\ ook" k .l >aU '"' ,h '' w P 1 '*""***_*». j I ll_L.
/aithmill, and In a rrortmna-fift, r*-S*tir,_Ti
shall employ none but the best hatuts
Inneomiieniity wlnre 1 have 1,,-cn-v.. long
?e',., ''," M , ',_ _.*-•>*>** ». " t»not necessa
ry that 1 should give n sp.ei.il reference or
recommendafiuns. Ireferfo thewor* liere
t..i..re dona by in,-, and nil I ask la a fair
share oi the p-itrongs „f my friends and
neighbors, x. j. pj,;vto\
Angnst 7,l_M "•
VOTICK. .In . rccciv-j a roo_ sr7n-
"I doiiMc sliuc!; llultroKses -m
conslgnmc.it nnd for »al. hy •*'"'* s * i >• *««»
•*t«;"i ■ ''*, A laiw--— ■