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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND For
SAL h

2 Al authorised by Robert Somrrsill Of Trnnr,
] see Ia sr m Tract III Land The Roanoke Vel
near T,lors Ferry, Crntglning, by late survey. e.
acres There are 10 aCies oil valuable risrf Bot
TOM ready iur cultivation. The high land i oi.ep
superior Gualliy aud We'll aiaprd 10 the cultivation u
nbaccu !, heat and corn Persons desiring 10 ir
,nn VIII please can ON Air. Armlsteai Sturdl,an who
lives III thr nriehborhood, and will take pleasure ID
showing H. TERMS viii br made Ia snlt the purchaser
mo. : EATON,
Attorney fo. Robert ?. Somrryi.
Henderson Granville CO W March 6-ctf
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EDy The Eu0uire

7 1T ttr I1VYUITt1'
Messrs. Eii;ors Permit M 10 inlro,uce =
The voters oi Loaisa coun The name oil Charle>
B. Hopkins, Esq, as a suitable person IL r,p.e-
sent hem 10 lhr mex Legislature 81 Virginia
Nj Hopkins IS generally known throughout IN
COMFY as gentleman - hish s'anains a."
sound Judgment, which, Combined wan his ptrs"-
nai popularity, ieEdrr MN lae most suitable PEI
sun as a r, M sentative This is done allosnlhct
without HE knowledge u sir. Hopkins; hut |
fr, confident that he will 10, refuse comp plano.
with what believe 10 he the wish Of most Of III
vo..rs of LOUISA.
,,. Mach 20,h 1910
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PRESIDENT TAYLOR AND TIE OF
FICE SEEKERS The New York Tribune.
one oil IN mos, ,fiicient supporters Of Gen. Tsy-
TORS election N oOe Of lis editorials, saws - i,
have performed their proslTaiions before MIN with
an oriental Abandonment; all have burned ihc
swrercsr incense Il the alta; Of his sclt-appfova!;
and no harsh moniicr VINO .ravcly Whispered !"
he ancient poisnta.es Remember, Philip, tiuu
ar rioT a !" has been present At he Inaugural
lion ieass. All has been aiulall.n ruse-hurf
aud supe.aivt; and The general cunentui lau-
iarpn has had a circular, gytauy and rrac-
liyc operation, suh>ia italy a follows: "Mr.
ptcsitcr.! you er" IL Gnu Washington ant
no misake; ~ iAct, | rather inink Washington
wa an embryo an miniature Taylor. I'm the
boy mat dit 50 much 10 gel you terminated and
eleced Hem! Can't you do something hand.
some for ne TOW 2-say [if an Army or Navy
otiicer a Brevet OF Promotion, or II an office
San,eI lat ConsuIship, Embassy, place IN he
customs, or something rich and icy good
.i.al T. GET and not much odo Just say it, dear
GeneralP
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A ROBBER LOVER Mr.. Walsh furnish
e.. among other matters, tof tue Na.iohai in'eiii
eencer. Inc following story CT some what to'
mantle love match, aud lis awkward teImna'
ton:
MADAME Brelol, thriving banchsseusc OF
the Rue de Bievfe. had iair daughter, VINO,
like all her sex OF The same age, "nicn was
tempting eighteen, very fond OF baiis aud
other saiianres. The good mother was ihcui-
gent, but prvlcni, ami While she p"rmiued her
lively damsei Ia al END these scenes oi amuse-
ment, always took care 10 accompany her. Al
A Sundays dance. about A month ago, al he
Oua,ra Saiso s Mile Engenc INST with part
per so sen,eeI and gallant, that he won he hears
al both mother and daughter, and The favored
youth was received into heir domestic ci!cl" rs
= .ui,or. The prviminaties were al length 50
far arranged for a marriage between the lovers,
that MAZDA me Bfe,u, drew 1000 francs from he
savings bank 10 purchase sniia' lie ouin Tor
the young couple
"Alas! Tor the uncertainty oil human pre-
iecls! Two evenings ago, when the expec'ing
bride and her mother returned home, after day
spenl on their knees-not al church, cut IN 'he'r
Washing barge, near the Pom, de PArcheveche-
lhey found that their dwelling had been ofuken
open. their locks forced, and not only The iuUo
francs but every other article ot value, carried
off This was indeed dire disaster, bul The Sc
yeresl cut u. all was sheet o. paper, ccnspicu-
ously affixed 10 the chimney glass, on which was
written, IN too !.sible characters, l might nave
taken both your da,ghler and her dover, oui
content myself win one and leave you the OH
erin
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POETRY.
GENTLE WORDs-LovING SMILES

The sun may warm the grass 10 lie,
The dew the dropping flower,
And eyes grow bright and wat h the light
or Aulumn's opening hour
But words that breathe OF tenderness,
And smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the summer time,
And brighter than The dew.
Ii is not much the world can give,
With all lis subtle art,
And gold or gems are no, the things
To satisfy the heart;
But oh il those who clus'er round
The altar aud the hearth,
Have gentle words ard loving smiles,
How beautiful is earh!
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s-FMR. SEGAk'S SPEECH. Tn. mem
bis II The Legislature who subscribed ios
pamphlet copies Of Mr.. Sugars great speech on
HE Wilmo, Pfovisn ard did no, obtain 'n"m be
tore leaving Richmond, and others desiring e.
pies, ma. get them al The Enquirer Office, a IS
per hundred Ann
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~ cHAScERy v,Ror,r.:-In Nouoway :

IN cHANCERY = viR0i,Ia:-ln Aotto""
Court. F-nruary lst. 1859: asn.t
John e.. Indiana, Thomas a Robert =, man:
Mary " Henry A. and Sidnof J. Robertson -, D.
children ot Pa-ch Robertson, d-c-a'rf' "" f,.esi,
Saluda a. e.. Robertson, their mother lnl v,,, 81
ana the SAID Saluda \. l. in her o@ rieh'
son, John Roberts and Dolly hi wife,
against ,rn the W.
William L. Jennings. admlnisuatof' 49, and Ioan
annexed Of Ann Robertson, Grcrasea, n ,nfani..
Robertson and Peter y, Robertson, ,s,s day hso
The compliments, by their attorney, -, desutia,
their bill against the defendants, a ~, appea'snu
Peter B Robertson not having rnsefsu ~. ~ A.srnef
and gwen security, according 70 me - sy ssh
and IN. rules Of this Court and apas,sn, of ~
s sa +f's";s ae' he q" = %s g z
near here on The tif,t day oi the - .,,nuf', y.
this Couu, and answer the on Dill. :" Inserted 10 -,
ss s's; se !: +: :: 4 9s "
month"; successfully, ana p"s'e' "
''''' "'' : ''' Copy. Tes'fF; rlrzssRALD.
6-rw0m
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z & a IL Ep :.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
NEw YoRx, February 2bth 10
WILLIAM JACQuELIN TAYLOR take, M
w thod 81 lniormin. his friends in Virgin, a n,s
generously sustained him during the Iast Sarho
and Fall Al Raihbnn'i Hotel, that hr has LII, ~
House. and i now engaged al the AMERICAN ES
TEL, corner Of Broadway and Barclay street.
opposite The Park, where he solicis contInu,, ~,
their tivors. March l-dlO,sr9r,
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Err fhc Ennnlr,


TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF LOUISA.
Frllow-cilIz,n>: | SEE from The pu0ic ptini>
hat am announced as candidate 10 represeh'
our county in the next General Assembly bY
some person unkuopa 10 me aud in which have
had no agency; bu,, should j, be your pleasure %
elect mc, | will cheeriuly serve you 10 The best
Of ny ability. Your ieow-ciizen,
ARCHD ANDERSON
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To wtr: T. Justice Of thr Peace Tor
the county aforesaid d. hereby certify that -
whose name + above subscribed att'-ting wi
ness personally appeared before me, ~ M county
aforesaid, aud made oIth That the above nln-d -
-. v huSr names are subscribed ~ Iitiirs !" ihr
above letter nf attorney nawlrdgri the >inr. III the
presence fihr slid witHes-. aS their act ard rrd
Witness my maud AMI seal, Tins - Gay "i -,
eighteen hundred and -.
y l>gtLs(
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LANES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
IN compliance " Ill The request Of the Board 81 rub
lie WORKS Of the 10Th Instant general meeting 81
the Stoc khulirrs Of th- James River and hailtwhi
Company Wi, br held Al thr Company : oihcr, IN ne
CIV al Richmond, on wednesday, thr 9th Of May
d, order OF the President and Directors
WIN. +. MUNFORD, Secretary.
Richmond, 2sth February, 1919.
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uNIvrpSY OF VIRGINIA.

We have, with easure, looked over 'ne ca
,aogue Of this frishiDg INSTITUTION -
nresen, session. asst year there were only 2l2
m a,ricuales; nc they mount up 10 Inc manu-
some number osG6, from different States a.
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INCREASE OF REvENuE-The am

INCREASE OF REVENUE The amount
II tc> received =, ~ Richmond Toll House u
he James River au3 k=nawha Company, Tor he
months q Novrmtrf. ID cember, January, Fe
ntuaiv and March, shows an increase Of more
than so 600 over II" receipts al the same Office
tor he same m, MI i the preceding year. We
suppose 4 corresponding Increase VIII bc found
al Lynchhure. = Rcpnb iran.
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NOTICE

U,BE Co-Paunership in the Mercantile Busnesssin
L the county of Chesterfield. lately condnetea or
tween ms father William Plnchbeckl ana nys''I wa
dissolved on the st dav OF January, Is4s. 90 'eIs's
nay,n.n, IN me- EDWARD F. PGNCHBEck.
i,hrst.r6.Id Va March ~. 1s49-cw3w
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LouI,A March 3O!h, Ls49.
E1y the E'ngui.

Messrs Editors: Please announce in your next
pa per ina, DR.. A. Anderson will be supported by
many voters Of both parties 10 represent this
county in HE next Legislature. LOUISA.
I ,t;tsI a nr,l Isf iS19
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PIoushs. PEOughs! PIoug,,.,

4 UST received, a full assortment OF Prouty ~
S,, ss,f' pG G19 i, wS sT Squeezing md
attention 81 Farmers IN want Of superior ar,,c, fi
intend Keeping supply Of the above Plougb'
stdntly on hand. TX pAKEtu oof.
March a{-ditxcaawitS w1y '''3ri.
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SOUTH.SIDs RAlLkUAD.-Ihe Com
mon Hall Of he own OF pr;eTsturs have, by an
unanimous vote, accepted The charter o. ne
Soulhs de- Raiiroat Company and instructed he
Mayor 10 subscribe Tn the part oil me town i'f
-.o.l. snn IL. ca |. n no cninnanY.
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Parson Browulow. the Editor OF the Jones
borough Wing, writing from Washington, says:
"Since il is understood that am Tot one oil The
fifty and large odd thousands OF creeping, syco-
pkanl,c and unfortunate ohice-seekers, with
which the city anounds, am regarded here as
rather a clever sort OF. man ihan otherwise"
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A Southern editor boasts hat his head cost
S25 and lha il IS all brass. He should be APP
pointed captain Of The California balloon. re
mus, be relative OF Thomas Caute Reynolas.
'' boston Poa.
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facts on which i, is based would be acceptable

facts on which il is based would be acceptance
alike 10 philosophers and farmers. .,...
PfoposItion I2.b. That difference in fef'il,y
in torres, soils arises from Tie degree oil d"hsi
OF shade solsq will prove 10 be most d'ihcul'
theorem. A lille examination Of me young
growth of recent clearing, or ihcipth' to'es's
| among he plaires, will lead ~ me cohVic'i'H'
that difference in the prevailing sfoWih u ra'"ei
q consequence man The cause ot different ieiii-
lily.
Proposition 18Th Itlhere be in existence plants
which. BY their shade more than compcnsac ire
soil Tor The loss OF elements, they Will snpefsede
all al present in use Rank clover IS a tine sha-
der but il you extirpa,e II totally from ihe htl,
bar renne>s will be the issue al the eYrcri mrnt.
Proposition l4th-The view here presented as
10 The natural means vi renovation Of poor land i
very probably correcl. Ii offers the only cheap
renuvalor Of ,Uoy,l out AID feldS.
Proposition l5h-Ih he number Of acres :eril-
liable hy h. exclusive Gsc ii domestic means must
depend, csrte,is parlbus on the skill AMI economy
in lhe preparation and application OF mannrr>-
As the natural supply Of materials varies Infinite
ly, The nnmt6r must vary in proportion.
Proposition l6lh-lt is doubtless The perfection
81 he rural al 10 lerlize eveTy acre We cult
vaie, provided We support our iam'ii'S IN he
mean time.
Bu toes not this talented conIfbroI claim TOO
much Tor siade2 Il is IN important a.ont IN NJ
IRRIGATION aid no les essential - the p'r,eVa-
lion OF moisture. In all cold, scar, Iu>ay .:
pedy lands, shade is decidedly ubItcliona1l- anu
tree admission o! the suns hottest rays highly
important
Jeihro Tu attributed all ,hings 10 pu!!c'iza
ticn. The celebrated Liebs claimed everything
for ammonia, ana Or. BALDWIN wun.d scn us
al IL the stcdts, before " can obtain mcan, q
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A GEM.

A, The Macreay Dinner 5. ;. Preniis gave
The following i,Iasnt brilliant sentiment:
Stokcspe0r. amiEac,eadu-Th- greatest dead
puet me greatest ising aliuf: the iofmcr, iht
diampnd me laue me golden setting IN when
the brilliant SHINES
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yICTORIA'S PEDlGREE.-The govern
men,s of Europe make great parade and
wonderful display OF pompo'iy IN leial'oh 70
reico,ng houses. France has It's house Of
Bourbon. Prussia that of Brandenbnrg, Aus'ria
that Of Uapsburg. and England, alter Trying 2
number OF d,nasties, has Tor two hundred years
been ruled BY the hoase Il Hanover, repre-
scn,ed bv race of Guelphs- These Guelphs'
whereof Victoria Coburn 10 the most Fortunate
representatvr, have been long time on the
way They may be traced back 10 The time OF
Charemagpe; and the story runs as related 10
US by a mysterious vleux nousiacne IN gloomy
tavern at Usndbrick thus:
"ln The year 100, lrme,raEdt, Count ~ Al
tori saw an old woman who had lhtee chidfeh
al a birth, and thinking this unnatural, ne CARED
her an "a lere>s. The Old woman IN her anger
re,alialed, PRAYING that tic Countess ifmeht az
might have as many al brln as mere are
months in year Accordingly, While the
Count WAS gone 10 the chase, his lazy was DC
livered Of twelve boys, and fearing the anger
of her husband. she ordetcd the maid 10 take
eleven in basket and drawn them. On her way
she met the Count WHO asked her what was IN
the basket She replied Guelph you"g dogs
The Count, however, examined the basket, nd
from The strength and likeness oil The boys
knew them foe his own. He educated them s.
cretly, an when they were grown re'urhcs
them TO the mother From that time Guelpi
has been The family name, and Victoria III ne
frultfulness, keeps up the honor OF The iauiiiy.
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The II. Y. weekly Sun SENDS 10 lis paying sun
scribers large ful length Portrait Of Gen. Tay-
lor and Old Whey promising to distribute
amcns them one thousand prizes in classes, &C
cntllnn II Mir rnnclnalIlY.
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GOWN MARY.

"Po,omac, in the Baltimore Patriot, exulls as
follows:
"One commission, al least, which had a long
time 10 run. has been revoked-rhal Of MAJOR
James II. Cooke, Marshal Of Texas Genera
Jo,epn Balcs. formerly distinguished Wing II
Mobile, aud recently Mayor q Galveston. sue
ceeds Major Cocke a, N,rsnal .! Texas"
No cause" iol TINS prescription" is assign
Cd, but that General Balls is a distinguished
Wing" and lhr incumbent is a Democrat Thus
rap.tly do acls follow. in violation Of Prales-
sions
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lTelesraphrd Tor he Baltimore SUM



The Tribune oi inis morning publishes lrilef
from The family oi the Hon. James A. Biaack,
cont tadicling ths report 81 his death.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At pRl-
VAIt SALE.


: Agent for Joseph F. Montgomery, with full auit
rity Ia sell hereby offer. privately, h- ~ hdb'
Lands, ~i'iard or Rorhish rIvrr, 10 Nelson county.
ihlS property has been ~ marhe' Tor Tue lis' y
year,, q. = known Ia many, and this clrcHhl.t'b
Undue. some r. suppose, either That ihr aui I, '
ir-rlhlr, thai Il has brrn he rs TOO high pner
Neither 81 ihcsr suggestions, however, u c"'"5
Ihi~ Estate IN intE, hesitate not I" assert, "i'
tie most valuable ~ ~ >lzr ~ the STATE, WHETHER
planting, iafu,acof sriIiu, purpose, hnd alih"Hs.
far grirr nl- heretofore bccn insisted on n grh =
.ain may moss hr had. the nwurf being determine
sell Al wrat-srr prltr hl- property VIII command, -
ANY presented 4" purchasers.
TIE rnTr tract contains about I'D acres, ~ ~
hrInc bottom land al the CHEST productvrnrs- III
wholly tree from overflow.
TIE highland, generally, - of excellent qnaliy, y.
lies fayorably Tor cultivation about three hundred
ifty acre. being ALREADY cleared The woodland
well timhrr-d any land III Virginia, there h'ihs III
II tn abundance II white oak, Spanish oak =
/ hickory. Ch-.nut, locust and walnut 1hr "h''
tat- unusually Vel varfrd, and t!ir >iiuiii'u
Y ma nabl. healthy.
Tn.- property lirs within twenty two mlrs ~ Z
I arG,yilr the James River Gahal, q wh'eh "is
excellent road nearly completed, and - d'l - ~
i the contemplated route of the I.nns1 kdlf"aI, -
Eastern basr ii, the Blue Ridge IL only ahol' = -
i III. place VIII be snld IN one tract - y VIZ ~ \,
d-d into two three tracts, n may br pi''' al
/ purchasers, each wiih sufficient lhipi"se'"t 49,
with due amount Of cleared ani Wool anu 80 Ia
| supply al water The man dwelling, sithd''' H.,
/ centrally on the estate, i An r. rIrht Dii'h o'
| handsomely situated, with necessary ou'-l"u-e )
i a tourtn Of tne purchase money VIII br frlu,'
7 hand and ;hr balance III tHirt etha' ANNA
4 mtnts, without inrfrst , c,nirI
| posrssion wIIl br gwen at any time, though ia'"
o,,,,inns will br carried until sale be elicit
ri. aadt.s. i Greenfield, Nelson county, virgin
I near which place reside .,,,ost
/ would respectfully invite al who may be d''g
IN ms H. give cary call, my purpose O''-
'''I isn H. JAMES 81 BaRRi-.
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'HEADS OFF Ge democratic organs are
eudea yoilng TO "a Sc cty oil PRESCRIPTION over q
lev removals which have been made. We ven
luIe To sav tnat no a case OF f1r0sTVst"n mas &C.
Cured. When removals are made, they VIII be
made for CAUSE, o!on account OF inc0mpe'chcy
or paltizan INTOLERANCE with elections ~ 'he!
are incompeen' men, or Drawing PaiuZhh,
among he office holders, i ! mol Ten. idyi'i
fault The test under which lhcy are Tiled and
condemned is not II Taylors invcnllon buI b.
longs 10 Thumas Jefferson, the Chief apostle q
Democracy, who made honesy and competency
thc Standard, and permitted no oflicc-holdrr 10 IN
terrre IN eIecons.-[ Rtehmond Republican.
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NOTICE.

J, vIRGlSiAN. educated al one Of the iro, O. =,
~ NJ the Noun, desires 4 situation a -,
Teacher IN come village thlckly settled H.
hood, IS her. he can establish himself a. i.',"or
fIr has letters oi recommended on from the y, H
al a respectable College IN this state, a. VIZ .lp
those II Northern Iollrcp. For further INFORM
address alpha" Orange Courthouse, va.
Mar
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District l.-Bpke, Ohio, NC.
District 2.-Nhongalia, Preston, &c.
Dis,rc, g. HIisou, Lewis &c.
District K,awha, Mason, &c.
District c. Jewell, Hythc, &C.
District Washington, Russell, &c.
District 8 Ba,ciey, Morgan, &c.
District 9-Fr!eiick, jtHeIson, &c
District Rkingham and Pcndlston.
District - Augusta and Rock6rIdge.
District IS -Bckingham. Campbell, &c.
district 27.-hlifax and MecklenbuTg.
District IS -Garlote, Luxembourg, &c,
District 30 hnsw,ck, Dinwlddie, &c.
District 3I.-Ie Of Wight, Prince George, ~
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THE SIKHS.-The Sikhs are said 10 be the
mos, h.rcy and heroic Of The races Of India
They have proved themselves worthy OF their
nau.e oi Lions" They are said 10 be compa-
,a.Iyely Tree from Heather supersltions.
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The closing daof the session will be on the
29lh June next Appointments OF "Staie stu
dents from the blowing Senatorial Districts
are TO be made The lst July, lS49:
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DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
SarsapariIla and Wiid Cherry
DrRTG
RTET,S.

Are the only pills now in use that approved by
the Medical Faculty. Dr. Hastings of London, in his
celebrated work, ''Hastings on Consumption" says:-
When the action of the Naphtha Syrup followed by
costvcncss disarrangemcnt of the bowels know of
no medicine supcriorto DR.. lie Roy's Pills. Their
ton is gentle, powerful that while the patient,
who is the lowest state OF health, experiences not
the least from their operation, being
troubled with the least nausea gripping pain, yet the
work Ofpurging and purifying the system is carried on
in the most thorough manner Another benefit ofthese
ut the time strengthen and tone il. This great
effect ascribc the of the
of Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry, which DR.. lie Roy
has happily effected in these pills" See Hastings
on Consumption page 81 last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval of the best
physiciansin the United States.
o. Price 25 cents per Box. A. ID. WREN, Agent,
Stanton, Va.
October is, lS4S.
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EDUCATION.
-A9GHGC.-


MRS. nEROY P. DANGERFiELD purpo-
W. SEES opening near the Warm Springs, Bath
County, Va, School for the Education Of young
ladies. All the usual English Branches will be
rtaught, together with French, and Music ON the
,Guitar. Particular attention will be given to the
domestic instruction Of young Ladies. Terms for
board, aud tuition in the English Branches, will be
800 per session of ten monhs-payable, $50 in ad
vance, the balance at the enc of The session. This
includes all expenses excepting Books and Station
ary, which parents and guardians expected to
furnish. For French and Music, an extra charge
of SIC each, will be made. The School will be
under the immediate supervision of Mrs. ID. and
young Ladies Will be treated members Of her own
family.
The location is healthy and accessible, being mid
way between the Warm and Hot Springs-Daily
Stages passing the door during the Summer season
and Tri-weekly in the Winter-so that parents or
guardians may their children or wards, in case
Ofsickness, without delay. The School will conf
mence about the 10Th of September and continue
until ne 10Th of July. making July and August
the vaca ion months. She begs leave to make the
following references
Rev. Il. II. CAsTLEMAN, Staurtou.
Col. ! S. GRAY, Harrisonburg.
Gen. S. ~. LEWIS, Port Republic.
MI. G. G. BUrLEe, Principal o the
Rappabannock Academy.
DIR. ARcu. p. STRorHgR, Ba h Courthouse
August ID. lSi9-tf
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