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For Cumberland, Hancock, Martinsburg,-> M.
HarPer's Ferry, Winchester, Frederick, ,.;s.
EiIcott's Mills, and intermediate depots -.
by the regular train,
For Frederick and intermediate stations, 2
by extra train, except Sunday,
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From Cumberland, daily, regular train, at ga. M.
Hancock, do do I04 Il"
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HarpersFany,d do do l24 ?. NJ.
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ira train, Ga. NJ.
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Washington Branch.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

DANDOLPH B. REEVES, sth street,
h south Of the General Post Office, would re-
sVectfully invite the attention of his friends the
citizens of Washington and its vicinity, to his
stock of Furniture and Housekeeping articles !;
comprising in part
Mahogany spring-seat Sofas
/" rocking and prior Chairs
centre, card, and dining Tables
Bureaus, Sideboards, SC.
I" and gilt Frames, Looking-glassss
Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Cribs, Cradles
Shuck, hair and straw Mattresses
Feather Beds, Stacking Bottoms, &c.
Also,
Glass, china, stone, earthen and iron Ware
Knives and Forks, Brushes, and Wooden
Ware
With numerous other articles in the House
keeping line too numerous to mention.
He is prepared to manufacture all kinds of Fur
nture at the shortest notice, and on the most rea
sonable terms. He fatters himself that from his
long experience in the cabinet business, all work
made by him will be done in faithful and work.
manlke manner, and give entire satisfaction.
N. Bold FURNITURE taken in exchange for
new
may 81 l2t
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REGULAR PACKETS.
LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN
PHIL AND LIVERPOOL.
81 81 .sSN .sSN 81

TyO sail from Philadelphia the 25th Of every
i month, and from Liverpool the 18th Of every
menth
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n M. N
e.. Jchn's Coiiffon, s. c., December, l646.
For sale BY the only Agent for the District o
Columbia, y, HOMANSyA
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SUMMER FALLoNlNG FOR ynr,r

t'.,
,,o,,ai - s~' crop OF Wheat no means more
seser, I, ''o'' Il hai only honats the
I'll. ,;hr a,''9 'f'!''' most especially 50 ii.
sk,Ifv nasf",. 'a3 p,'uINilleies. failoMing when
nv sbso,aaa ,'' on's ,9oseaS The sou but also.
,,bi.h ~ .1ieVV'S " MAJ Is the various gases
,,,t in Tho @ s'se'aee aecomposIllons, and
,b, r,si1 : - ave aes'ed ~ the earth. aud
R,;o yaor ~, is'ee1i ol laiuo gt'"ihs.
AMI n, +, a. l''"Y "sit snaitd with these gases
H. 80 az o1'!%u " INT s9h. Aauthc. effect oil
,"'' ',"'',n' Pof'ehs ID he sol 10 the
..,,,L;a,, al :, ~ "c' F"enaliy on It's chemical
-yanic b,,a, "' ~ NV" Pni IN achon the great gal
A., 49, 49,, " "''o'' fa'iaMing, also, when proper
Oil I'D : u"'' in'l snoad mol grow ia wheat
a., =" " '''S la'' uia' shall conilne my atlen
in rbab sl, s,.o'd e'a' ms been one season
~ ~ h. silou'u w. turned over as shallow can
~, - 10 WIZ zone ne object IN this shallow plough
5nss ,ose sosus winch are within three four
,yn ,.Ia H. W sUoi position that germinaon
s;uches en- .ha s, 'e'ns Mnea placed 1--WE or siN
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BONES AND SuIpllrRlG ACID IS \


Not long sinee in tho course Of discHrsiye reading.
ehonced upon publication IN when my eye detected The
follnVlup paapnph.--
''rhe puke Of Richmond IN ono result ola chemical
theory applied otho practice al farming, tried on piece
nj land Of his own III, oil II siiro aud bone u M 70
commended by Itbig aud The consequence is. hn has
obtained larger crop Of tunips a cheaper rate than
hr hal dune before. In tins catc, ho has spch
only Is per arfo of manure. and has obtained ions
ct lu'nlIs whereas IN former he has spent e
pcra"ra IA manufos and got only tons Of unip5 per
acre
Il is Ia ha regretted lai the precise quantity Of each
ct the aheye substances specifically announced a
without tbs important information. ON my par lhe
Wcrr hre" edge hat hr Two substances Of vilra aud
ouoiuS valuable Application To the luraip crop
WI NOT be likely u be immediately productive Of The
la hy han, taal y lis winch more detailed, AMI aee0
rate statement ol facts would probably have ensured
Il J., said the nohc Duke spent Il per acre un nannrs
and gu uuly II tons OF turpips; -ha am Gol iHiurn
cd ga to 4 Specific character 81 The "maurc- mr. the
manner Of lhef application. The falloVing douhless
Is the passage IN fisLigs able nurkou hich thu Duke
experiment Wa prelicaIed:
"Now the mature Of an acre II AMI. Nlh forty pounds
= bone dns, l. sufficient 10 supply tto' crops II wheat
clover, aiaes, tnrnps &r.. with phosihalrs B.I|
Tao form IN winch they restored Ia the soil does mol
aploattn be matter Of indifference. For The mon
finely the homes reduced powder and tha niofo in
umalcly they are mixed with ihe soil the more easil,
arc hcy assmlated The nnst easy al practical mode
ii procuring thof division sby pouring over the lone
IN stated fine powder, Mlfof then weight Of sulphur
aald diluted with three TT il0T part, OF water, an ale
they have bern dleoscd some time 10 add one hundred
parts Of water, and sprinkle this mixture over the field
before the rlow. In few seconds the free acids I'm
with the hlses contained in the earth and neutral sail
Is formed IN very fine state Of division. Experiments
Instituted on sui formed of GrayMachc, the purpose
% ascefainne The action Of manure linus prepared have
distinctly shown that neither corn. nor kitchen Garden
plants snef nulGs effects. in cnnseq ucucc hut thai
on the contrary they thrive with much creator yipnr"
" Is mol perhaps SO generally known il observes It
he. that the substance of the hone may br .dnced 10
soft. pulpaceous by the action ol lAvum or coz
m'n ley. II n bone hc placed IN vessel filled with
wood ashcs-say common leach tub lis texture will
be speedily destroyed, and ON beine dried. viii la eas,
H'ver1ed into fine, white powder, much resembling
gypsum, or plaster ct Paris.
PRACriG Al. FARMER
BAlp EAGLE FAuM, May loth. 1871.
Gemanolcn 1dcgraph
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ROBERT lIATlON.
l'ron the Southern Planter.
BREAKING YOUNG MEN.

M. EdsiH In var September nninhef, IL
found thod u breaking osen. winch from trial.
know ~ lie best eyoS with. Ais object WI
flng Is Ia ahiain from yon ST yonf sahri
lec. the mos etli icn means ri breaking yang met.
There hui lew 81 MS, l1fuen who ctnnat sneeeei
pretty we'll IA breaking men mules. colts. ", 1ni a
mti,od Ut breaking unr0y young mems rather mum tlap
We can cmlass. Adve IN the premises IS respectful
y requested
On If yo,o Subscribers.
kISG GEoReg, March lith. ISL.
As far As our knowledge extends. the difficulty
counred by The farmers of ifgna is the very revere
o the one alluded 10 10y correspondent The srest
difficulty generally Is Ia keep young from break NJ
To break young certain. aud his fail hers hfari 10
bppt. We furnish friend with the following inialllbe
prescription. Bnng hun up wititnt aay specific object
aim in life; leave his moral culture chance and The
srhoimase lnslfnd OF lessons o prudence and Wisdom
sol him EXAMPLES ct negligence and olly taeh Inn
those habits 81 eNavagauce Which nothing hui wealth
can supply ap1 instruct hun Ia drsplo lab1r by which
alone wealth can be obtained. Atths point. satt hun
% business with decent parlmony. aud feel redeell}
satisfied that he will be- completely bnhe IN less han u
twelve months.
Ihls ecw ii the subject eals 10 our memory an an
aen IntIe which once held place IL all Old almanac ,
aud which, With some alienation. woud read thus
FARMLGs ~ Ill
Man to the plou2h
N,lo to The coa;
id Ia the VOW
Boy 10 the NOW
And your rent, Will benefited
1Sl7
Man tally ho
Miss piano;
Nilo silk and sain
Boy t.n,k aud l.aln,
Aud you'll all be ga2eted.
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AY.s.CHgFRG .sE.sn.us.

FEyllE neat falh) session viii commence IN Ntdnes
day. tie Is Scpteth6rs.
la Clt.s | .anlraaats and Mathematics. Ia %
ri Ilslef branches IN English - 90
81 English with Comp eiiion and Deela
nsiiop. j 20
n B.-No pap received for less than f1ll session
and nodedueiion lrJla Tie above prices, Of
pruifsclcd sickness.
DAN sAiffM in, Principal.
July I2-N2n
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800 .fcrcS,

On baekwaier creek. o miles from Ivnchbnro which
VIII edvided into nearly equal parts In sn nnrcbos
tS Il ho sold privately before the day of sale which will
NC N"o"1 ny auSconnuancc OF this pau Of this advcr
'Sehen) ABOUT ll acres o This tract 4 land are cleared
aud The residue (31D aeres) in the very hest and boy
les KIND Of timber with good Min ste in = n ,n,, g.
h'i 10 saw the same which properly managed v.uld
m re iian pay Tor the whole tract even at an rybi,t
pI'ee Inc largest portion oflhe cleared land is in
l'"e sst'e o' improvement and nearly the whole in clio
Wei al4 si'H' 10 Sqt purchasers will sell another
trac ADJOINING these lands Of nearly eaual si2e am, ~
condition with good Improvements fine water and ,I1,
' unaer, only about hall cleared Ii the sale is r,
Completed on the 18th II will lie continued ON the ism
y, se lands cannot lie surpassed by any high lands in
'2la III proof ct which the public is referred to the
mgn'5ul''ao placed Upon them for the last Is or ~
years by The aSscSSors Rarely does clr that such
an opportunity presents liset far permanent X bo,b
"calion SO near the beautiful commercial and orr in
!oWn OF lynchhurg.n tie best region orthe Old Dn,n
! II: deem 1t nlH 1sSessary 10 shy mure bttr sno.
''Y'e those Wishing 10 purchase 50 desirable si,u-
'''oh 10 come ana Wow for themselves feeno satisfied
hey VIII not be disappointed. The UNDERSIGNED Twin,
va 9''eo me places, will take pleasure in showing these
lands and .eir many advantages '''''
AlSo' on tuesday, the 2lst Sept. will be sJJ
NfNIi TWO LIKELY AND VALUABLE
SLAVES.
winch VIII be added some 10 or II hers of eou,l
value consisting Of men, women and children.
TERMS
on me personal property creditofl2 month, will ba
9N'P' bond and approved security required On ,bs
lea estate one fourth cash and the baance in equal in
nosnna u pe Two and lhrce years, with approved
Pesona security and decd II trust upon the Lard 10 -
cure me purchase money The title to the above nr
~ IS nnlues'i'nahly good. bur shall only svev such
us Is Vesed u me as the administrator with Tho will ~
II Ned Of hictarI Chiffon, deed. van '"-
An persons IN iebted to the above estate are rcspect
'HY requested 10 come forward and make n,vunnt nrl
'heitresfecvn dues. and those who have claims
H estate VIII present them properly aulhenIicat,J tr
adjustment and settlement. ~
Cl\S H. MOOHMAN. Aln,f with
- July y wtlOS ''o.'' u
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A l court held for Camrbc county, in n,oy>.A
1 u session, on Monday, the l2hday Of Judy. Si1
oa Inc motion Of James c. Anderson. executor Of ia
eoo Anderson, deceased-lt is ordered that all rcrsns
"afiRs eias against The estate of the said deceen do
day % The next October term thereof and tho c,'t s
orloer order That copy of this order be pdished in the
,yhchhnrg Nrgnian. paper printed in the town e
,yhehonfg and copy also he posted at the front doe
days. \ c,nyN.,Ios ya wv S' '-'
July l5-w9w
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ss0Oss ana SHOES.

ks0Oss ana SHOES.
q Genllemon's fine Calf, Morocco and
IA patent Gather BOOTS, SHOES and
f@sn~ ~s"s L \FfFRS-Philaiclrhi make
eNA- Also, Ladc, Shoes Of ever, d,scrip.
ton and quality just received and tor sale low by
TYRE :, PARIAN
Ally 10 t.,
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.y1sYsCE.

nOOKS will be opened lor subscriptions To the Rocky
ID Mount Turnpike nnder the suIsrinhendence Of HE
Commissioners ON Thursday, The lZh day ii the next
month. al the following places, viz: at iynchburg New
London Meadows of Goose Creek, Prestons 1T re-,
Bnard'- store Wales Store. Aliens Store. Booth ;
Store Henry Cellaway's Prces Store Jacks1nsvlIle
and Rocky Mount The bucks will be kept open for
uno month, in case the stock Is not sooner lahen
TIE. COMMISSIONERS.
July 7-wu2A
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1iat lad aes j,ruJe1 The field Ill Was lnfe
rad. and lhsi LAM was as distinctly maTked 3eagh
ctgld have dune H. The WHEAT on # was thick, while
tF r,i'eE ah saving thin leave obefs to
Judge oi the
ROBERT HINTON
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I iule held ia tho Ccf's Office 81 the iinstings Court
~ faf its town o l.yuchbufg, Monday the 25th da,
Of lui' 1911 tin quarterly SESSIONS - al nlt, camng-
eng GA ils hlst Monday N AaRilst)
Lucy tllrk, Mary C;1k, " sm A rlart Lin YIN
y. Buckuer, apd ipnas Wright. merchants and partner,
trading nn1f Tie style at I'm al Bnlcr and Affi, John
- abel and john Mctinny, administrator 81 etei Me
kinney, deceased. Plaintiff,
Mary Brown Bernard g. lieptiiek ~ rcy lie vii, An
mon q. ianrpsk Abraham Shelton and Mary Jane IN vr
Iichariahl heat aud Martha Ann bi7 WIFE, Samuel Han
cock, john II Hancock, tIanris H. Hancock, banel u
llrncork, Lucy Y. Ilnrpk, aud Christopher Meme q
heirs al Law o Ammon Iane9a deei) the said Anmen g..
Hancock, Rieharl Is Calle and Benjamin r. ~ergFs, IS
Administrators oi the sad Amninn Hancock docd, Tic said
It'chafd falle Ia his night Isaac Adms IA Lie own
right, anil a. surviving palmer ii bnnon Hancock aud Tie
ssd Isaac Atams, late MonBnts AMI partner. Trading und
tho style and tim Of isnrr. aud Man John Smith j. aud
Vim. l Smith, Admipis,fat1t al J1bn ". Baenei dued-
Dtefdahts,
/. CuBScHHY,
The drieadans Eriu1td u l1endirs end Lucy ns VII,
Samuel laaeaet AMI lfeafl Noote not having entered
their appearance AMI given sacHff according 10 tie NJ ul
Nbrmbiy AID thc luic4 Il this f4nf, aud it appearing h
ah.Isfafs evidence tlat Hry inhabitants fs top-
nonwcalth II Is ordered that ad defendants do apsaf hee
the drl dy Of the most oeabt tenn, and ansnt HE hill
OF the l'in, and that copy Il this order be- forthwith ii
serted IA some sTap, published ~ the town Of 'namrq
m Two months soe, ely aud posted at the front door oil
tour. House ottbs town.
c.py-1ese,
JAMES BENAGlI, CIR.
August . m
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POLITICAL.
LABoRfNG MAN

fwaikes he,eni The ciir's haHnds,
Along unirv7nentcd way
? 'Jhcsn,ali, uncultiyatcd grounds
4sf fers~is. before pe lAY,
6are u tori the sr,t surrounds.
The eesr .,ne cabin 81 clay
Twas sansct, and rs pairing lish,
With golden hs,rc, tatl'e.i the west
tsus seemed 10 iiRser in is hight
To cheer the day 10 rest
1o gisdacn lshors weary sight,
Lke hope within darhened hneast
Jtmelina till ihctw liz III rrert
With gentle step to kiss Tie secnc,
And the snit breath OF evening swrpt
lis incense thio' the folding sfeys.
The hind had eeased as note. and slept,
AID all silent sai
firm within that cabin door,
In poor and simple gptb sr,ased,
With face OF esre, deep iurrssea oor,
i-eskd oat upon the gatl,'ting shade
ale never fingered thus heiarc,p
She sighed, and bitter grel displayed
moment tunrs, thai gaee aefrast.
Grew radiant with pos brighter ms,
The cloud had gathered burst aud pats,d,
For lie. her only bore and stay,
came hnrrsnig 10 HI. haine al Last,
Par dosn the solitary "a,
Vie camc thu 81 toll and eate,
With brow o'orshadowed h, distress
And mel, with sad a. ectsA at,
The ~le's alscthraie eatess
Sis heart seemed FUN What storm was tLere.
To cause li,n 50 murl steiehedue>s
4 wor1 suffered to tsi thc Ill.
A ship from iorci IN lands away.
Had yielded to the swelling all,
And NOW WAS anchored IA The bay
The eye moist, the ehrek Wa pale
That listen to the labsref's lay.
s'oh am htokcn-lcaIted, and my tongue
Refuses u,t.rsncc of what know.
Ny hisin is naddcncd. and ny pint viuug,
While sinhs my torn ienesth tls drcadb1 blow.
Bear muh me, faithful ane, Whit nulott
The heavy sorrows OF nv 4toablcl hrart
son that lar sio, where Young DAYS pass.l
abalt has fallen from col mighty hand
Upon the lorns Of men disease Is cast,
And blight and desolat,an The laud
on ever, side the wsilings fac.pan
l,sc tom the III of hose Who LOS ed "a. tfcfr
Asl,osi thou remember - h,tc the a'ter tir,aa
Leaps IN its Wild carcei the ,ale along,
~ here oft we've fingered ia etit s'lsau., dream,
Md hled Tho air with ,frelant song
ioetery cottage The old hll's .idc
some Of ON vel beloved friends ll,,, ti1l.
N'oh can see The pale and laseard arc
OF hor ~hosc lasiiafeNclrs nc'ct forgot
" ho, hen she held me IA hrr last rphiars,
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VIRGINIA, Sc.
\ 19"I "i Quarterly session. held for The Con, d,
! H. a1'nlp1l'' al me Count House thereof, ON MonI M
Sterling Mel ,earn,on
against
III 1 l,'nt 'aa'es Hurt, Martha Clarke d,e N,,i
~ naiIcS Lewis and Patience his wife William Inn
aud J2sephnc Hunt ~ !, y i'l lam nun
IL CuAKcrRy
io -, lcndauts, Jane Iiurt NIoth, Cl,rl ,,l.,. go
is aud Patience his wife, William HINT and Io.,h;n ~
" entered Their appearance aud security ,cco5
NJ u me f' 81 assembly and the rules 81 this tontt and
1''hg I" the satisfaction of the Count that they are p,
haeints - TINS commonwealth: ordered hat th,v h
appear hel oh tine second Monday in August next and
M WI o' 'r ii'nh'i, and that copy oi this be forth
@ sci''o az some Newspaper PeblisIed the town #
''G' l,' N"l"ohtis shoro'sitol, and copy thereof
Ne posted at the iron door o the Court House IF TIL. count,
ON some Court day. \ Copy-Tc>tc '
june 7-w2m -
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

q VIE Subscriber intends opening Classical Schoi
!" i'ynchbnrg. on the lst Of September All the
branches OF an English Education will be taught, to
9e'her with the Mathematics Greek and Latin neccssa
lege.
Parents or guardians cnrusliar youb 10 his care may
resi- assured That no means viii be left unemployed
cure their advancement
half in advance.
THOMAS J. KIRKPATRGCh
M r"r.>t f.--Fac'ty Of Washington COLLEGE.
Lexington; Wm s. Reid Jr, +. y. Deane and Gcolgs
Bagby, Lyuchhurg.
July lJ-wtlS
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TRESH .StfPPLTi
BE : - Il T. TO ALLftf
TIE NEWEST sTO4 X ~ MARIETTA!

August I'm

MAY 18th. ISL.
~ J. III gTON has the pleasure Of informing his
40 friend. that he has us opened the poyt beadiGd
assortment 4 STAPLE W. FANCY DRY GOODS.
he has erer lad liz picasme 4 erhitdug.
Having selected his Goods with great care from the
very alesi inspirations, and ns nj the close Of the sra
sun, he will be ahlo to sell many styles Of Goods MI IN
LOWER han they could have been bought in The e3ry
part Of The season. All persons want Of god, cheap
and pretty Go9ds, requested to favor hun with an
early call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find al my house. the FRESHEST >Nn nEsr IS orr
IN sroeK n nhgKET. T.. j. Bl ifTDN.
Miy l3-s
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,E,fl Ykfk EsEEsEfT

n y Nc be-n app9lnIed AgeiT by NIe7s77 '.'''
= son of Piide piils, OF the largest
snihe 5tel States Tor the sale o Marble atA ii 1
am now read, te fill e'ders t1r
Arabian Egyptian. Italian and Hardigiia
N 4 II ID l. r. N Il ~ I T. IL y,
At the I~esi Cash siee and their delivery il lsepTE' u
,aund conditions warranted. Tomb Stones and Marble Mon
unens made Il ,nf few designs may be seen iaied IL
the store of u. W. Moore, Nam Street
Just received the --latest style OF finish tor sthreo
Tb,sr wishing 10 have neps old parors fitted up after The
st,eo the Northern Cities, do 50, by Plsn b sub
srrber. ,.. ,,,>,,,
Jan 25-wts JOIN i'fN''
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fnui for Sic.
fANiE SUBSC RIDER has valuable TR ACT
4 OF LAND Tor slle,
CONTAINING 2s3l ACRES.
IA bedford county. abont one mile from Robert NJ.
Clayton Mil, on Little Otter adjoining the lands If
hcmas + Mitchell u lliau l.. Goggn and oilers
ms Land mes well. part Is first Tobacco Land
and the wood land is well timborcd vl.b lbose Ib",
want Land Ia cail and view it, The terms shall bc lin
craL lhcre is small House on it, a Kitchen aud Sin
bic; and IL" Apple Trees Il frStr rate winter fruit
July l2-WIw DAVID Ntt-RlGHr