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

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rnr.RcuirTios.-Wl.at la pfooil for a
cold in the head ? Almoin any nosc
trnni.
Remarkable.— The President elect is
a great man. Consequently he is the
great Uraut-tather of his own children.
Paouaami—A!f Stofer's subscribers
any he is the most promising '.nail iti A
pierica, and la always going to have a
better paper next year.
Court-Dat.—We hope our subscri
bers and advertisers will pay up on
Court-day. That's the way to ensure
us a happy Christmas.
is not a little singular
that, since the war, only one farm in
Orange has been sold to a Northern
purchaser—Colonel Willis's "Howard
PUce,"to Mr. Higgius, of New York.
Question.— What's the difference be
tween the book which contains the tra
ditionary 'aws of the Hebrews and Or
ange C. II? One is the Talmud and the
other is all mud.
Bkttkb.—We are glad to hear that
our popular young townsman, Penny
Taliaferro, who has been sick for some
weeks with typhoid fever, is better. —
That estimable lady, Mrs. Dade, who
has been very Rick, is also better.
Land Sam. —The estate of B. M.
Graves, deceased, advertised In this pa-
Ijr by Messrs. Williams & Gordon,
as sold last week to Mr. IJobert C.
avis of Kieliinond, for $10,000, on a
credit of one. two, and three years, witl
Interest from date.
Drs. Ei.ias W. Ki.mhei.oeand Ai.ber
tuh Nicholas have kindly consented to
administer chloroform, Ac, to such o
our subscribers as are unable to bear
the acute suffering of a week's depriva
tion of this paper. We will foot the
Farm Kentkh.— The tarn) ol (ho lute
George 11. Stockdon, including 90 busli
•cls of wheat seeded, witli three tons of
guano, has been rented lor a period of
two years by Mr. Peyton Grymcsfor
(he sum of $1050. At the sale of per
gonal property, which took place last
week, high prices were obtained for
nearly every article sold.
Cause axi> Contrast. —We still con
tend that tho chicken legs of Gordons
ville are superior to those of Pamplln's
Not that we would speak disrespect
fully or unfeelingly of Pamplin's (a'
though its ple-ikins are soinewha
tough) because there is plenty of woo
at Pamplln's, and when we get rich «
Intend to live there and have roarin
flres in every room In the house. ___
Fobbed.—Dr. Held, who lives in th
lower part of Madison county, wa
robbed last Saturday night by Hire
white men of a gold watch, hat. coa
boots and $80 in money. Two men en
tcrcd the house on tho pretence o
warming themselves, presented pisto
at the Dr.'s head, and thus secured their
booty, while the third stood guard on
the outside. We hear the robbers have
been arrested at Gordonsville, but tho
particulars have not reached us.
Dinner.—The. regular annual dinner
to the employes of the Virginian of
fice will be served at the Exchange Ho
tel in this place, on Thursday evening,
Decotnber 21th, at C o'clock. At the
close of the repast, the dining room will
be thrown open to the public, and n
large gold watch, with tne iiou-clad
oath attached to a thick steel chain, wil|
be presented to ea:h of the employes.
Presentation poem by lion. Skylark
Colfax. Oration by the Key. Otorge
Francis Taylor. Music by the Marine
Hand. Gen. Grant is expected.
The Native Yiroiniax having a cir
culation ten times greater than the
combined circulation of all the other
papers published at Or<tnge C. H.. sug
gests itself to a discerning public as a
valuable advertising medium. Adver
tisements inserted gratis, and a com
mission ot 100 per cent, on these rates
paid to Advertising Agents whose
names are not known. The paper will
continue to be furnished free of charge
to all who send for it, and a very liber
al deduction will 1>« made to clubs of
one or two, or any Intermediate niim-
Tiik Fence Law.—At the last term
of tho County Court of Campbell, says
the Lynctibnrg News, an order was
made summoning all the justices of the
County, to the January term, to take
Into 'consideration the propriety ot a
dopting the Fence Law. This law has'
as we predicted it would two years ago'
become a nteOsitjf, and there should be
no lurtlier delay on the part of the
Court in accepting the act of the Legis
lature.
How about the tence-law in Orange ?
Do our farmers feel no interest in it,
and will they take no actiou in regard
to it?
Mince Pies,—The following recipe
for mince pies, which are now in sea
eon, is recommended to the editor of
the Gcrmantown Telegraph by the la
dy who has used it for many years : —
Boil a fresh beef tongue tender, let it
get cold, then chop it tine, with one
pound of suet, one half peck of apples*
two pounds of currants picked and
washed very carefully, one pound o f
citron sliced, half an ounce each of pow
dered cloves, allspice, cinnamon and
gi"Ser ; three pints of sweet cider, one
pint ot Madeila, half a pint of brandy
With enough sugar to sweeten to your
taste. This will make a large full jar.
BV^V^f KAT — l >*▼• l«« reee.lv
, .; 1 . t n , 1 1 " ,0 f ( ' xlm B »e* Wheat flour and
VJ for siil.,, in:) Nelf-acallog Gft*M ?t'ars'"f!!r
fruit, whi.-h I warrun taflrsTratoirrUele.
•ni»" a,VM, h. w. KINCHKLOK,
fcJTONE JARB, one, two afifTthree
»- aouan.jast received by
KrpwftßT YAih.,
NEW GOODS
JirsT RECEIVED.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
STRAW (fOODS,
Paper Curtains,
STATIONERY, LEATHER &€.,
To all of wh teli the attention of my friends
nnd the public Is respectfully tailed—at the
one price Btovo, near tho Depot.
gain railed lo the above justly celebrated
Machine, which is well known in the South
ern comitrv, especially in the Valley of Vir
ginia, where tliev arc univomlly used; also,
in the Roanoke Yallrv.as well as tho Pied
mont. Thov combine nil the latest improve
ments In Threshing Machinery, are strong
and substantial, ami are a favorite wherever
known. For terms of payment and price
list, apply to A. P. ROUTT, Agent.
May 6, IBIW. _
SI'MAC WANTED.
r rilß subscriber wishes to purchase
A Sunme of a <jna<l rpuUUy, for which he is
willing to pay the
HisrlKit market Price
at all times and in any quantity. TheSu
inac must be of good color, free oTsfems, dirt
and berries. Parties who may have Sumac
«he above description, during the present
son, will And it to their advantage to call
or address the subscriber. It s lould be
cured as much as possible under shelter on
a plank floor, to preserve lit color and strength
and keep it free from dirt or sand.
('he stocks, stems and berries should be
efnlly raked and picked out before aend
;to market. It is n inistnken idea to save
■ large stems—there is m strength or
Ight in them. H. U. BGKLOFF.
line 12, IstiS.
T-Aljlj TRASS).
E. D. SPEXCE, AGENT,
VERCHAXT TAILOR AXD €LOTIIIEB t
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Street!,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HAS just received his stock of Fall
and Winter
ci.DTirx, CAmtMHUm Mtß VESTiyc.s
and is prepared to make them up to order In
the best styleand at the shortest notice;—
lias also a hire assortment oftine
Ready-Made Clothing,
to bo sold low.
GENTLEMEN'S. FURNWfilfca GOODS
Parlety.
ant of nice goods At low prices an
•all at tlie old stand, coiner Mail
ecnth Streets, Richmond.
2,1808.
~J. BREWER,
HOIS;E AJil) SION PAINTER,
If AVISO located at Orange Cour
t House, is prepared to do all kinds of
Ilouse and Sign (Minting,
izlng, Paper Hanging, Ac. Furniture of
kinds painted or cleaned and varnished
I lie very best slyle. Having served under
d worked with the best of workmen for
hr twelve years, I feel confident I can give
islUetion in style, ilurabiiily and price,—
rsons in this and the adjoining counties
sliing anything in my line would do well
call on fir communicate with me, as I am
lermined not to let a. |Ob pass. Take warn
; in time, and do not let your houses go
ruin for the want of paint,
tober 1), IStfS—lm.
VIRGISI A lIOTE £~
STAUNTON, VA.
I'llKII. SHERVER, Proprietor.
J. ll'. BOOZ, Superintendent.
! r |MIIS well known Hotel has been re
-1- furnished with entire new and and ele
gant furniture, and the board reduced to 82 jO
i icntlemen residing In the Cities, who de
sire to spend the Summer with t heir hmillM
in theeouairv, will llnd It a pleasant resort.
AII.S, &r. — Linseed. Neat's Foot and
I V-' Train Oil, White Lead Splritsof Turpen
tine; also, West's extra No. I Kerosene Oil,
at W cent* per gallon, cash by
11. 1). TALIAFERRO & SON.
September 2."i, I*IW.
/"tUOCEUIUS.— Crushed and brown
vJT Suitnrs; superior Golden Syrup pme
old Govei nineni .lava. Laguyra and itio Cof
fee; best Gunpowder Tea, fol sale by
November in, 151.7. CHAPMAN A CO.
_N AST I ft.G S. —3000 |.oiiiji7-I'lo« Cast
lugs, hist received and for sale low by
1 Februe.i'j >. WW, E. W*. KI.NCITELOE,
WOMAN —Females, owing to
• [,«. pnrniiHr ane uuuoiiuiii n unions
whtcli tney ..ustaiu, then orgaiiun
.ifand the others they
Jeet to many sufferings, 1 reedoni from I i «
contribute In no small degr.w to their hap
niiicssinul welfare, for none ran be hsppv
who are ill. Not only so, but no one ot these
various female complaints can long be■suf
fered to run on without involv ng t gen r
•,l health o' the individual,and eielong pio
i ,c c' permanent sickness and premature
decline- Nor is it pleasant to consult,a phy
siel for the leliei of these various delicate
,i , L™ aid only upon the'most urgent
wSman so fa, sacrWe
her greatest charm as to do this, *hesex
WUI then thank us lor ploy lug In heir , „ s
simple sperilles winch will ho lolilid . lie . -
c ins in relieving and curing almwrteven
one of those troublesome complaints pecu
''TlFbinouAs Extrvct of Ilucin'.-Hun
dmls suffer on in silence, and hundreds of
others apply vahilv todruggistsund doctors,
who eitliel 'merely tantalize them with the
he A cure or api.lv remedies which make
hem worse 1 would not wish to assert any
11R that would do injustice to.the afflicted,
it I am obliged to say that although it may
be produced from excessive exhaustion, of
•he nowers of Ufe, by laborious employment,
iMiwlinlesiimenlr and lootl, profuse menstru
al nil the use of tea and eoiVee, and Ireiiuen
■ ' ildbirth it is far oltener caused by direct
irritation, applied to the mucous membrane
"When' ri'viewiing t because of 1 hesc d istress
lng complaints, it is most painliil to con
template the a.tendant evils consequent v .
-0 1 them. 11 is butsimple justice to Ihcsiib-
Jert to enumerate a few oi the many ad 11
-'ll mal causes wnich so largely atlret the life,
health and happiness of woman in all chyss
c ..fsoc-ielv mid which, eoiiseiiuetitly, iitleel
more or less directly, the welfare ot the en
ire, human family. The mania, that exists
for precocious education and marriage, caus
es the veins thai nature design.d lot eoi po
real development to be wasted and pervi rt
e,l in the restraints of dress, the curly con
linement at school, and especially in the un
healthy excitement oil lie ball-roem. I bus
with the body half-clothed, and the mind
unduly excited by pleasure, perverting in
midnight revellhe hours designed by nature
for sleep and rest, the work of destruction is
this early strain upon
her svstei.i, unnecessary dibit is required by
the delicate votary to aetata her situation.in
school at ah.U'i' day, thus aggravating the
evil When one excitement Is over, miot her
in prospective keeps the mind morbidly sen
sitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint of fashionable dress, absolutely for
bidding the exercise indispensible to he at
tainment and retention of organ c health
and strength; the exposure to Bright air: tae
prostration produced by excessive darning, '
elTeet.°AMasi?an' early marriage caps the
climax of misery, and the.unfortunate.one,
hitherto so utterly regardless if the plain
dictates and remonstrances of her delicate
nature becomes an unwilling subject o
medical treatment. This is but a truthful
picture of the experience of thousands of our
1 wfgheforeVheabilitytocxercise thcfuiic- j
tions of the generative organs, the. require 1
an education of their peculiar nervous sys
tem composed of what Is called Hie tissue,
which is, in common with the female breast
and lips.evidently under the control or men
tal emotions and associations at an early
period of life; and, as we shall subsequently
see these emotions, when excessive, ta.l,
lone before puberty, to habit." which sap the
very life of their vict ims ere nature has se f
e i&r r ° Female Weakness and Debility,
Whites or Eeucorrhea.Too rrofuse Menstru
ation Exhaustion/Too Long Continued 1.
-rlods, for Prolapsus and Hearing Down, or
inccilPe known': 'llelmbold's Compound l'.\
tract of liurhu. Directions for use, diet, and
advice accompany. . _ , ,
Kerne cs in evei y period of life, from infan
cy to extreme ol.l'age, will find Itaromedy
to aid nature in the discharge ot its lunc
tluns. strength Is the glory ot manhood and
womanhood. Helmbold's Extract of lSuchu
Is more strengthening than any of the pre
parations of Hark or Iron, infinitely saler,
d more pleasant. Helmbold's Extract llii
c m having received the endorsement of the
most promineut physicians In the I nlte<
tates is now offered to afflicted humanity
s ace.ltainc.llre for the following disease
id svniptons, from whatever cause origin
jTur-Oeneral Debility, Mental and I'liy
earilepression, Imbecility, Determination
ntl.Hid 10 the Head, Confused Ideas, Hystc
-11. General li rliabllity ReaUeaaness and
leoiilessne sat N ight. Absence of Muscular
Efficiency, Lossof Appetite, Dyspepsia, Em.
latton. Low spirits. rasorganlaatlonorPa
lvsisofihe Organs of Generation, Palplt.
Hon of the Heart, and, talMUall the com
plaints of iv Nervous and Debilitated stale o
he system. To ensure the genuine, cut th
out ' ft.sk for Helmbold's. Take no other —
sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.-
Frice 5i.2.) per bottle, or six bottles foi W.I
Delivered to any address. Describe sym
toms In all communications. Address it.
lELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical Ware
louse, 501 Broadway, IT. T.
None are genuine unless done up in she
engraved wrapper, with fiie-simile ot in
Warehouse, and T , HI . LMBOLD .
November 13,1565— 2ni.
TO Consumptives,— The advet
-I User, having lieen restored Ui health 111
lew weeks, by a very simple remedy,all.
laving suffered several years with a srv.
lung affect ion, and that dread disease, tin
suniptiou—is anxious to make known to h
fellow suirorers tlies the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
the prescription used (lice of charge,), wil
the dirocti..ns tor preparing and n*lug Che
■am. whicli they will find nmrc curc)<,r <*>,!
tvmpiion, Atthma, Bronchitt*, 4c. The only
oblert of the advertiser in sending the pre
scription is to bencllt the afflcteil, and spread
Information,whloh he conceives to be inval
uable- and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
Parties wishing 1 he'prcKcriptlonwill please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
M 5 smith Second Street, Williamsburg!!,
Kings County, New \or\i.
November (I, IMS—ly.
TERRORS OF YOUTH—A Sen
■*- J tleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debilily l'reinature Decay, anil all the
cll'eetsnf youthful indiscretion, will for the
sake of suffering hnmanhy, sen.l tree to all
who need it, tho recipe and direct ion for mak
ing the simple romexly by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
vertiser's experience can do so by address
ing, In perfect confidence.
No. 12 Cedar street, New- York.
November 6, 18118— ly.
II ILEA It I» HOTEL, >
Richmond, V*., March 10, 1808. $
THIS elegant establishment is open
to the accommodation of of the public—
The buildins Is one of tho
Finest in the City,
and for style, convenience and beauty of ar
rangement, ia acknowledged to be superior.
Its Furniture
Is new and complete, and for cleanliness, it
is proverbial.
The subscriber, after morn than twenty
years experience in the business, thinks lie
risks nothing in saying that this Hotel'shall,
in every respect, be
Equal to any In the Month.
and asks the patronage of his friends and
the public generally.
JOHN P. UALLARD, Proprietor.
March 30, IRW.—tf.
JOHS B. CBRTtS,
Merchant Tailor,
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.,
REBPJCCTFULI. V announces tn his
customers, friends and the public gener
ally, Hint he has just received tho largest
anil best selected slock of
Cloths,C'assliiierew.Vesllns, *c
ever brought lo this market,which hcis pre
pared to make vii id I lie shortest notice and
on the most reasonable icrtns.
Thankful for past patronage, he solicits*,
continuance ol the same, pledging himself
for the future, as in the past, to use his best
endeavors to give entire satisfaction.
September 18, IMS,
Fine fountain Whisky!
THE II X T Article in this Market, of
Pure By. Whiskey, just received from
Augusta Cou ily, by ___ .
TIIOS. J. PEYTON.
Nov. 22. ISf , ■
NfJTlpß.—Jtn 11 ived a y;oo(l sup
supply of double shuck Matlnissrs, on
consign rirent and'fbT sale by .....
A "VIRGIMA HOUSE" OF 46 YEARS
STASHING.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
V J. MILLER has just received uij
Fall Supply
all articles In his line, which need not be
enumerated, out which comprises an assort
ment, equal to any, In style, quality and
price that can be found in any other markst.
He'would respectfully ask country mer
chants and others to examine his stock and
prices in the confident belleithat he can fur
nish goods at prices that will render it un
necessary to go beyond the limits of the
Commonwealth for
EARTHENWARE,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
In addition to such goods, he Is prepared
to furnish best French Window Glass, of any
size, by the box or otherwise; Putty In blad
ders or in cans , Self-sealing Jars for canning
fruit, (glass or stoneware;; Kerosene Lamps,
Chlmnles, Ac. j„.„„
Plated and llrltannla Castors, a handsome
variety Plain White, (lilt hand and Deco
rated Tea Setts, Fancy Coffees, Mugs and
Vases of French China, Mantel Ornaments
and Fancy Ware. In short, probably a w rat
er variety of goods than can usually 1)0 found
In mi-h an establishment In larger cities
Fail not to oall and sutlsfy yourselves that
such are the facts.
To our old friends In the "\ alley," and the
regions round about, and lo those beyond
the mountains, we give c £",',. ,{"«•
September Dfi, 1868—8ni. Alexandria, Va. |
P3t§ and shoes.
AND WINTER TRADE, 18M.
X 8 ng Street, f4
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THE subscriber has now on haiul ami
can afford to sell at prices to suit the
times, one of the largest and best assorted
stocks of fine goods for Gentlemen, Ludies,
Misses and Children, and heavy work suita
ble for farmers, ever before otl.-red for sale In
this market. His long experience in the
tnvde has enabled blui to procure a stock
manufactured rrom the best material and In
the most durable and stylish manner, and
on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell as cheap as
the cheapest. All in want will do well to
call at 71 King street, Alexandria, before
purchasing. His slock comprises in pint—
Men's Kip Hoots, suitable for fanners.
Men's Calf Double sole Pegged und Stitch
ed Scotch bottom Roots.
Boys' and Youth's Calf and Kip Double
sole Hoots. _
Indies', Misses' and Children's Calf, Goat,
Morocco, Glove Kid, Turkish Morocco and
Lasting Boots of every style and description.
Men's, Ladles', Misses and Children's Gum
Also, a good stock of goods suitable for
country merchants, to which we invite their
attention. W. B. WADDEY.
Heptember 18,1888—6 m.
HOOKS AN© STATIONERY!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND .STATIONERY STORK
104 King St., Alexandria, Va.
T DESIRE to call the especial atten
-I tion of Merchants, Teachers, and the Pub
lic generally to the large and well selected
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Which I offer for sale at.the lowest cash
prices, Including a full assortment of Cap,
Note and Letter Paper, Printing Cards, Bi
bles, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer B.siks,
Hold Pens, Guillot's and Perry's celebrated
.-tool Tens, Thaddeus David's and Arnold's
best Writing Fluid and Ink, Paints, Water
Colors, Dominoes, Pencils, Hlates.t 'opy Hooks,
Penholders, Memorandum and Pass Books,
Envelopes, all sizes and quantities, Ink
stands Chess and Backgammon Boards and
men, Pocket Books, Photograph Albums,
Magazines, Reviews, Newspapers, Desks,
Rulers, and all other articles usually kept iv
a Urst class Book and Stationery Store.
All orders from the country promptly at
fttiOßtJK 13. FRENCH.
September 18, '08—ly. __
LOOO ! LOOK 1 ! LOOK !!!
FOR THE ORANGE BAZAAR
TIIK subscribers have now on hunt
A and can afford to sell at prices to suit th
times, one of the largest and best assortet
Stocks of Elne Goods
or Gentlemen, Ladies, Hisses and Children
«**er before offered for sale in this market.
Their long experience In the trade has en
bled them to procure a stock manufacture,
rofn the best material and in the most dom
ic and stylish manner and on the most rca
nnible terms. With such advantages they
oan dflbrd to sell as cheap as the cheapest.—
All in want will do well to call at tho
ORANGE BAZAAR.
efore purchasing. Their s' T;k comprises
i pari, Gent's and Boy s CIo hing, Ladies'
iress Goods, Boots and Sh es. 'alldescrlp
iiiik, Ladies' and Gents' Ei.rnis.iing Goods,
line lot of Ladles' and Gents Hats of the
atesl styles, Trunks, Hand Valises, Groec-
M, Liquors, Ac. All kinds of country |»ro
uee taken In exchange for goods, or eivsn
aid for the same.
Oct, 9,1888. FISHER & GOLDSTINI".
BOOKS TOR BAND BIN I)E R V
ESTABLISHED 1833.
J. W. Randolph & English,
BOOKSELLEKS,
ST.TIOMtiS, BOOkBI\DEB_,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
1320 Main Street, between 13th and 14th,
RICHMOND, VA.
~)LI) Books bought or taken In c*-
change for new.
April -li, INJS— ly.
Itt. W. GAM
DEALERS IN
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES,
ytICH JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, „c,
Have removed to their New .Store,
No. 'J*o Pcimsjlvsnl* Avr.nne',
WASHINGTON, I), C. ,
A GENTS for the American Watc
•**• Company, Waif limn. Mass.
Also, lor Patch, I'hilippi it Co., Geneva,
And tortlie ■ale theofuorham Matiufa
uring company's unrivalled Electro I'late.l
Ware.
OctoberBo, lsiis.—dm.
I'l Rt'KI.I,, LADD &.CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
DKAI.r.HS.IN
ItIEOUTMS, CHEMICALS
I'HYSIt TAN'S SUPPLIES AND OUTFITS,
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, VARNISIILS,
r'RENt'H WINDOW GLASS,
AGENCY FOB VIRGINIA SPRINGS WAtE-R
miDlcBS PKOMITI..Y KXErfTEO.
I'ilS Main Street. Corner I liirlfnilh,
RICHMOND,- VA.
Noven'ib,,V T.;; iVll'-. -Urn*
PA'r„Bi*»-) w(sh to prfrotJase
JL f,-,,rhV«*'<o l*"te„li-'cl'pound's of nice
live EeitWaM* ««r trfeeh the highest cash
price will'.ei ,, ,K l >'«'n- BENJAMIN WC**_.
; Oct. •->-- m
I<M N E Ttirfel Bonps,-r*!"a'sl)lfe'rrrKV bWowii
• Soap, siipbrtor Shaving Crclnn,**>r sale
hy ()„A*>V*>s fc SO.
December 6, Uot
lloue, Wetlderburn k Co.,
(SCCCBSSOKS TO roIVLE* OB")
Ao. 'J l*rina: ,!j'(ree«,
ALEXANDRIA, VIHOtNIA,
r\FKER for for sale their usual supply
°STim\ltl) FERTILIZERS.
CONSISTINU or
No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO,
of recent importation and *«^*f*g[*!C a
The price ol Peruvian Uuauo vailes with » 10
price of Gold. _
iowi.k 4 co."s solium-: ruosrriATKD
PERUVIAN GUANO,
containing 0 per cent, of Ammonia and 27
Se?Se¥tofBoluble Ptoosphata of Lime: much
cheaper, and equal In effect to the best Peru
vian Ouano. A permanent Improver ol the
Price $«•") per ■" of 2000 lbs.
Double Keflned Poudrette Ig
Vifro- Phosphate of Lime • • • °v
Pure Bone Dust, finely ground, suitable
Pure Hone Dust, coarse *j
Pure Bone. Hour, "?
8 a /.:,»/ Atone ,•,;•••,••; r«
Bradley's Patent Super-Phosphate M
foe's Ammoniakd Supe,-Phosphate,.... •)»
~, . ,i o .... oo
Voer s 'in
Fish and Ontario f0mp04,... ■■■■■ *»
The celebrated Alia Vela Phosphate,.. .. 5»
We also All orders for
/laugh's H'iio Bone Phosphate,
Turner I ftrtWbr, Soluble Pacijic,
Whanu's Rau Bone Phosphate.
Bodundn and all other Fertilizers knoicn in
this viarket, at loicest cash prices.
IMPORTERS AND WUOI.KSALK DEALERS IN
EVEBY DESCRIPTION OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine, of different brands Syracuse
In 3 V sacks. We guarantee all halt »c
sell lobe what It Is represented.
I Jjlt.
■soft lilue Windsor riaster. Lump and tlneH
S ',? U nd furnished in hulk, bags gj^arreUa
jvbi SI, Prince Street, Alexandria, \ a
August 14, 1808—2 m _______
RISC COM FORT.
r WING spent some time.auay troin
l'homein order to tart the he
irlnus Fire Place Heaters we have«*urn
I prepared to oirer the public something
A. 3STO. 1.
We have secured the agency lor the ■
SEXTON IMPROVED B il/TIMORE HEATER
considering it by far «oP» rt « to a ny Heater
out, as to beauty, design and "UihVi- "
worth » visit from those who may not ex v
be in want of Stoves, that the> may see to
wh it perfection mechanism has arm cd. lo
1 ise in want, listen to our terms and attar
niAees. which there is no go buck ou. Look
at the beauty of the stove and W°J»nitoke
I pleasure in explaining lb« principles on
run no risk. Select your stove-we will take
t, to your house, tit. it up to he. t 1. - or
rooms; and whenjthc work is a 1 c<>mt»l<M«
you retaining the purchiu«i-jnon< > uuiii «•
build a tire, when we expect you to.take
seal in front of your own hearth, and us
I this is truly King Comlort.
RECEIPT YOUR BILL.
We are also prepared to receive orders fo
I all other tiro place Heaters that may b
"uurgeneral assortment of Parlor "Into
RuSmiiml Hall Stov.'S, together wtt.li th
Sort I* roved looking Stoves, have bee
I s.Ue'ed with great care from the most n
sponsible f lunurles, and will present one o
the most complete and varied assortmen
I v i offered in this market, every Stove o
I which we will warrant, and sell on the mos
reasonable terms'. ..- '^.J_
\- |i—oiiriirrnnuements are such that w
canWl to dealers a. ;-y^ LL TIIOY,
Corner King and Washington streets
sVptember U, isos-iy. __*.tepadria, Vn.
STOVES! STOYEB !! STOVES !!!
S. CUVIEEIER,
Hell's old stand, >"o. SW King Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
FUEL-SAVING, GAS-BURNING
STOVES AHU THWARE,
V ofri'e and other kinds at Btbj»f •»«
Ranges. Among his tirst-class took St >\ei>
are the Excelsior, Monumental, Irons Mis,
William l'enn, Noble Cook, Pennsylvania,
Paranon, Lehigh. .Continental Old Do'- n,n
-| idu William Tell, *c., 4c, all of which lie
I warrants as recommended.
(•opiH'rsinithing and Plumbing, Roofing
and spouting done In town or country, at
shortest notice and lowest prices, lor quulitj
ol material and workmanship.
J. W. Nails tTrishibli.. H. V. Hoiwe.
James W. Walls & Co.,
GLASS, 1 -' OILS, FELT,
PAINTS, PITCH, LAMPS, TIN WAKE,
HARDWARE, CEMENT, C. PLAS
TER, LIME, BRUSHES, &c.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH FRAMES, BLINDS
MOULDINGS AND BRACKETS.
FACTORY, C<«'. Qucon and Fairfax St.
A, Va.
Brill & Beaclt,
Manufacturers or
I Stoves & Tin Ware
AND SHEET-IRON,
And Dealer* Generally
IN HOOSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
STEIeSEIT&^i'bHE,
lIANUKACTCRERSAXDWnOI.ESAI.EDEAI.EItB IS
Cigars, Tobacco,
PII'ES, &c.
10 and 101 Kins Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
October 2,1868.—Cm.
C WILLIAM H. FRANCIS,
PItOI'RIETOB.
Corner of Ihyeil and Cameron St.s.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
W. S. KKSii'filt, Sup't.
November 15.1887—1y.
pREEX'S MANSION HOUSE,
Cor* Fairfax and Cameron Sts.,
ALEXANDRIA VA.,
JAMES UREEN,
Proprietob.
November 13,1867.—
~~KNOXT& WATTLES,
COMMISSION MEBCU4J.TS,
No. 17, King Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.,
SOLICIT eonsijrniiients ot Country
Produce and orders for the purchase of
supplies, and promise to give the host atten
tion lo any business entrusted to llu-io.and
to make prompt returns.
April 10,1808—ly.
I Dr. E.W.Ron,
riIYSICIAN AND SIMttiEON,
II.RS HIS PROFESSIONAL
erviees to the community.
FlCE—Opposite Dr. I). H. Tnlicfcrro's
Store. ORANGE C. H.; VA.
vemticr 15,1807.—1 v.
thiTTee «;am>eii y,
No. 901 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
X. DAVIES is protliieing the piost
ejegent piet ores we have ever seen, and
at th< most reasonable rates. /
MttyB, 1868. _ .....
CWXVUQ Axet, loni"a"u0 «.W>rt"narT.
die sliovels, long hnndlf Pftrhr, Forks, 24
boxes Axle Grease, jnst rcveived CmH for sale
i>v E. W. KlNUF»:i,t>£.'
Drchiber in, 1867.
Tol'.At ('<).-- Ci-mnpton iSL Sons \>rT
ntium "Valley Bos*;' t'liewinij I[i>(i»co<v
Highlander and llrown Ilicli. Sm»>kinTVi
baeee'; Havahna and Domestic Sonars, of.i
sale By CHAPMAN A CO.
KsVember •. isht.
Q YATI'.S h:\s pm| reccivcif :t lot o
l - * Horse Collars and Tin ■ ''hiiins.
RMrainr a, WW,
TH E VIRMNIA FIRE AND MARINE
I\BOK A X C B CtfatA XV.
(CIUKTEKED 1883.)
AH mi I Capital $115,000
INSURES against FIRE »1 uiu'rent
rat* 1 !*.
Insure! aKitlnst Marine lueses, us fur thir
ty-six years past, vii I'ule terms.
We Invite b still lnrcer slum' of public pnt
rnuuKe, aKsorlngfour eitVeMin tlint IA.-tr t«M ■■■•
i*t will beitAtvunreU v i+»jv ucKtowitiH it.
W. IV. OTwAKIHS. fi. si.l.'ut:
M . (i. WIU,I.«Mi-,'
Agent, orange Court House.'
.1 uly ?., 186*—t f.
wo»sr
r t"ifC; nnrterfifrned wemkf T;o?peetfillly
•* unnonnce to the elfi'zei)s Ar Oraner *'. 11.,
that lie hns com mewed hnnllng' w<k>l for the
winter, which In' will <lMiver in wry qtinnti
tv, iit the shortest notice i\nn on (he most
reasonable terms. J H CAxPREU*.'
Oct Hi, 'IS.
X LU M WA'l'f:l;.--lToa'lH:i;ie;o'Aii : rn
■**-' Water, ti-esli from' the Springs, just rfc.
celvnTantl for sale by
BegL 11 68.-11. .1> TAI.IAFKitten .<• .oV
O. V AT*eS hivi »HII mi final! nans-
I v ~»' soricil lot of Cotton \ n« ii.ju. tto ri
1 January al is*.
VALUABLE FARM:;
IN OltANOl' COUNTY, VA.
TH E undersigned, as Substituted
Traatee In Iwo Deed* of Trust, executed
bv Juseuh '.Vill-iuiis.ducensed, tho one dated
tfie •Wn rtnv ot March fsW, tir secure a debt
of _HHK) due br'kitid wlltli—im t» Buckner
Terrill. RuanUiii) of O. H..J,'.X'ariill, thu In
terest on which has been paid up to purr, thu
other of said deedd, dated the __.___, of June.
IMoO, lo secure a iW]jl "f f___Wl. due by said
Williams to Cams 'Vllholt, ut the request of
thebenafl—artesle said deeds, wuioiiei, at
public auction, under the last named deed of
trust,on Saturday, the 2nd day of Januttrt;
1868, Unit
VALUABLE FAH.U
occupied by Joteph Wtt_e__ ut tho tluio of
lils decease, and coiituluins
555 Acres ol l-st-ml,
■Itualed about three miles from Hir' :'.■:■.
vllle, on the road lending to Siiiiiuru*. n*- .-In
a. line section of country. The i__i'.iuvo*
iik-iiU are v good
DWELLING HOUSE
und all the necessary nul-builillngs. Th*
farm is Hulttciently wisxlc-d. The purchaser
uinh-rdilsduad, before ui-Utnga Hood title,
will of —KIN- luivi' to (ritacharge the lien ot
the Hist niuueddeedoflinsl. The title wllh'
this exception is believed to bp good, al
though selling as trustee I cum convey such
title only us I have. .... ~
TEH MS OK SALE.—An prescribed in tbe
deed, CASH.
Sulc to commence at 12 o'clock, M.
W. W. lll'ltU-vS-,
Substituted Trustee.
Joseph 11. llovsF.ivourn, Auctioneer.
December I,IBW.
COMMISSIONKHI* HALE
er a VAi.rAiii.K
TIIACT <_>_?* __!_*.»-"_>,
CHANCE COUNTY, VA.
BY virtue ol' a decree of the Circuit
Court of Orange County, rendered on the"
71h day of (iclober, 1888, in the Chancery ei'so*
of Davenport va. Hunt, &(•., 1 will otter for
■ale, at public auction, on Monday the tthduy
ot January, IMS a valuublo
TRACT OF LAND,
situated a half a mile from Orange c. 11., and
on the 0 range nnd Alexiindrla Itailroad, und
coutaliiinij by recent siuvey.
Fifty aud One-Third Acres
It Is Improved by a small Hew house con
taining three rooms. It Is well wooded and
watered. The land is ot line .utility, und
hu-c-ptible ot tho highest stale of Improve-
TKItMIB OK SALE.—As prescribed by the
decree—the purchase money lo be puid in
three equal instalments of two, four and
six vnni from the dnv of sale, the pinchus
er giving bond with approved security, Ibe
interest on Which is to lie paid annually, the
title to he retained as further security. If
desired, the above hind can he divided into
fiveM ten acre lots and have sufficient wa.
ter on aae_>
Tho inducements offered to purchasers of
tin. bifid .'irei'rt'nsMii'lly fllie, no money ex
cept tbe interest being required uiilil two
years ft—— the day of sale. The title-is be
lieved to be piitieily good, tint selling as
mrataslofief I I'u't only convey such title
is vested in mc. _,
JOS. 11. HOUSEWORTH, Coiuin'r.
December 4, 15C8.
"PUBLIC BA___, '
o?
VERY VtUABLE a_ATVD.
S Siibtitutcd Trustee In a Deed of
L Trust from Dr. David Punnill for thu
netitof Jon Terrill, I will sell, at auction,
the premises, un Tuesday, the sth day uf
-.I'ltiry next, if fair, 11 not the next lull day,
o very
VALUABLE LAND
i wliich Robert ('. Sale now lives, about.
even miles Northeast of (inuigeC. 11., und
•c miles from Itupidun Station, mi the Or
lge and Alexandria Itailroud, coiiluiuiu.
Three Hundred and ScvM-t.-Fcur Acres,
lb good Improvements on it.
I'll.' deed requires cash, but the terras will
ie on.'-third cu-.li, tne halnnco In one und
wo yean, with interest from dale.
WM. T. li. FRAZEB,
■Substituted Trustee.
December l, 1808.
public saj.e"
very valuable ____mh_£
A S Substituted Trustee in a deed ot
-*- Trust from John B. Hell for the benefit
Of Jobs Terrill, 1 will sell, alauclioii, on the
premises, on Tuesday, the 12./.....,/ a/ J,into
ry next.lt fuir, if not the next fair day, tin,
VERY VALUABLE LAND
on which John B. Hell ririw lives, In Oranj.«
County, two miles from Kapidan Station, on
tlie Orange aud Alexandria Itailroud, con
taining _ .
331 l-_ Acres,
with good improvements on it.
The deed I'equires cash, but the terms will
I" i.iie-thlrd cash, the bnhince In uiiu ami
two years, with Interest from date.
WM. T. It. 1-HaZEK, Trustee.
December 4, lim —lt.
HOUSE AXD LOT -_-£&__!___.
T OFFER for sale, tlio House anil Lot
A on wliich I now reside, n.lJointri„ .ne resi
dence of Dr. K. I. Taliaferro und Mrs. P.M.
Fry. The lot contains about a hull neraof
.round, tin. house Is a two story
BRICK DWEIXIKQ,
with two rooms on the first,und three on tlie
second door, and an excellent basement di
ning room, with closet uiul dully room at
tached. The kitchen Is of brick, wllh foui
rooms. A well of tine wiitcrl. with In twenty
feet ot the house. It has all necessary outbuild
ings. All of which are in good order.
For terms apply to the subscriber.
July If IM} \V. 11. CHAPMAN.
Orange l,'. H. Va.
B if-t HE'S IR 0 V WOR XS,
NT.U'NTON, VA.
J. E. ROLLINS,
W. A. 11l RKE,
IROX FOLXDER, MAIMIST,
axd umntHHi of
stoves, Follow ware; plows,
MILL OKARI-ffO. IRON HAILING, *c.
Cl-ECIALTY.—The celebrated Liv
*-> ingstonliougb. All kinds of ,;-)mt "verk
atone promptly und on muderute term .
I Julyji, |up.—3m.
NKW STOCK
or
_"A_f_l_ AAD WIMER (_OO_»N.
THE subscriber having just returnn_l'
from Ualtlmor* with & large uud well »<■•
leeteil stuck ol
Tall ami Winter Goods,
would invite the attention of bit* friend* and
the public Lrenerally to the *niiie bi fore por
■ iiii'inii. Ills stock consists, in part, of Dry
roods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware.
IV:-made Clot hint., Hoots anil Shoes, Ac.
allot which will be sold at the lowest price
for cash or in eacrjiaage for country produce'
.October D, Vtm, ' BENJAMIN t-Qfelt.
IV'OTICE TO I'tM-IDKS.
~... ANDREW CUE'S
•UTTER PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
just received direct
&\J.\J\AJ f rom ihe factory, which 1 will.'
furnisli to formers at the lowest price it pan'
be sold lv Baltimore, Riclunoud oi; AU'Xan
drla. Farmers i-un be supplied -.vltli uny
quantity as cheap us they can be anywhere
All I usk Is ii cull. This Phosphate la very
highly recommended hy tlu.se wkobavSiajed
it on wheat, Coin, Outs, Pbta_£e_—, .Vc. It le
considered by nuniv tobeeqcial lo I'l'/'o'ina
(juano. ' li. „ . KINCIIKI.' .'•:.
Ausnst 21,1888.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
r ITIE have this .lay en
-— tend int.. ('!>.'■ .armpi*':!iir> under llib *t_ lo
and llrm of
11. D. T_»ll-*r*"*_ro A. Son,
for the purpose o_" ccnHl'ictini, tlie Drug iros
ini'.B at Ibis place. They will keep at nil
times a supply uf pine Drugs Cliemtcals and
l'hariniicuiticß> pfiaarntlorts, (he latter of
full oillcinu Bt—kM-ta, together with v gener
al assortment of other urlfeles usually kept
■agists.
iiilai' iittciilion given to Pliysician'i
s cash. ir. n. TAijArrrt^mS,
'liilierl.'DS. H. li. T__________\B_
' ... noTijCi;
TO WHOM IT MAY tiriNCKUN'.
A I.L persons indt-Uol Hi ns* _>.ir* (*iar
■-fr— riuues, I'low.-s. C__stiin_s, iil.'-ikKDiHbliir-
Ac, nre respect fall y uu_! earnesUl' rimioie I
to come forward an'-t Wttl* their accoinits,
as further lndiiUrence is ImpmsflM>...
. BCKLO.T _ ANtiaKBON.
November (5, una.—lt.
"NOTICK
ALL persons indebted to u<. for Lum
ber, arc n . i«-etrully re _nes! .d n. i oma
forward and settle llicli-Ket-ouuis. Oon. i.
striclly a cash luurinem.
k»,i\ liitwra _. co.
December 11, ISii-
W'CMJI. W.'lN'FEri'.'-1 \iill p'u-Hiase
'■ any unai til;, el Wool, edl'rr wii—Beil,
or uiiMiwlicl..:. iiveii'.l . for v uU'U tb» lili.li
est luhrketpr', ■ .vlll bepuid.