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The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

o. CONSULTATT0S, IN ALL CAS-
ES, FREE.
t.s CURES GUARANTEED, OR NO
PAY REQUIRED.
e. ALL CASES WHERE CONFI-
DENCE IS REQUIRED THE
UTMOST SECRESY MAIN.
TIMED.
The abOUe rules, established
by DR.. j. C. Young in 1850,
and .Chtch hare done 50 mach
to secure the reputation Of this
Institute, are still adhered to,
afording those in need of
medical aid, the certainty Of
cure and the almost confidence.
There Is nothing of so great
Importance to the sick as to
Eno,U qOhere to find q physt-
clan aUhOse skill and humanity
aive assurance of proper and
delicate treatment. The Doc
tor aUould respectfully call tho
attention of those of both seres
1clto are suffering or In trouble
to the inUaridble success MGs
has marked the career Of the
Institute in the seventeen gears
of its existence.
It's unnecessary in this con-
a,ection to enunaerate all the
complaints treated at the In
stitxte, but the Doctor feels It
his duty to call especial dtter,-
tion to that terrible scour0e,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
That is sapping aoith Its t,t-
sidiOusness the Gerry life Of Its
victines; IN the treatment and
care of aCEicb the Institute has
earned so e1tviGbie q reputG-
ton.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14
STOP THAT THIEF
OF A
C. Q ugh!!

1T Is STEALING FROM YOU YOUR
Health, which is dearer to you than all your
Wealth. Nne-tentns of the diseases prevalent in
this climate spring from Colds and Coughs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTA OF L. W. RRIS,
IL Deceased.--Noti e is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, administrator of the above named es-
tate. to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to present the
same with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publication of this notice. to
the undersigned at his place of business in Shasta
DANIEL LYNCH, Administrator
Shasta, Aug 81, 1867 au31
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LICENSE! LIE St /!

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
indebted for State snd County Licenses re-
spectfully requested TO call ct my ocs and settle
on or before the frat day of March. They will
thereby save costs.
wv. GARDEN, Tax Collector.
Shasta, Nov. 30th, 1867.
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omcers of Shasta Council, No. 8. F. M.

A C. L. Danielson, T. I. NJ JOS Isaacs, D.
GA |. NJ. d. P. Rystle, C. w.; A. Dobrows-
ky, Treas; II A. Curtiss, r.; T. S. Mount,
c. of g.; Thos. Green, C. of G G. D.
'rbes, NJ; John v. Scott, s.. A. G. Swain, S.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

Officers of Shasta Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. O. F.
s,scnsxt<. N. g., L. Weendorff ; v. G., Peter
& Hof; Sec., G. R. Knox Treas, L.
SsSSz4<< Garrecht.
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

DR.. DOHERTY would call attention to the fol-
lowing certificates, from two of his patients. who,
having recovered their health, and desire to make
known their remedial agent. 1t will be seen their
statements arc fully authenticated by Notary
Public.
The Welfare of society mperously demand their
wary than to sound the praises of Physician, OF
whom hundreds oflke cases can be cited, during
practice of more than fifteen years.
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Officers of Shasta Encampment, No. IL, l.
o. O. r.

~ c. P, L. Garrecht Il P. j E. Pelham
lT1 s. w., L. Wellendorff; Scribe. G. R. Knox
Treas, Il HabiAb: j. W., G. Il. Wi3hslu.
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BILL HEADS.

CXYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY sU-
w perior article of Bill Paper Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give us call We
print cheap, for Cash
The Shasta courier., 1867-12-14

Seminal Weakness.-A sworn to Certificate
of most remarkable cure Of Spermatorrhea
A desire to benefit humanity, and a feeling of
gratitude to DR.. W. K. D0HERTY alone induces
me to make this statement. For many years I had
besn afflicted with that fearful disease known as
" Spermatorrhea,' or seminal weakness the result
Of self abuse but till 1855 experienced but little
trouble or inconvenience in that year, however
had seminal weakness TO fearful extent, which
wes followed by the most alarming symp
toms, as weakness of the back and limbs pain in
the head, dimness Of vision, nervousness and gen.
eral debility. My mind, too, affected to such
an extent as to seriously impair my memory, my
idea, we're confused and spirits depressed. I was
averse to society, had evil forebodings and self
distrust, and was entirely untitled for any of the
duties Of life. From 1855 to the summer OF 1868,
l employed the very best medical talent could
fnd, and spent several hundred dollars, but in no
instance obtained more than temporary relief. I
had about concluded there was no relief for me in
this world, but reading DR.. Dohertys advertisement
I thought should call and see him, as he charged
nothing for consultation. 1 had an interview with
the Doctor at his Office, in Sacramento street, and
hi. fec for treatment was so reasonable, | deter
mined TO try him, though 1 did not expect much
benefit from his treatment. On the 5th day of
December last, I placed myself under his care in
one week found yself very much improved and
now after Ave weeks treatment, I feel myself tho
roughly cured Of all my troubles and in the enjoy
ment Of the best of health Hoping that my expe-
rence may be of benefit to others similarly afflicted
I subscribe myself JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
of January, 1864.
A. G.. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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TO The UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,

CkE XEARNEY STR,
OlU near Commercial, San
Francisco, Established in 1854,
Tor the treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such as Con
orrhea, Gleet, Structure, Syph-
Ills IN all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, ETC.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
ing) and liberated Legs, sue
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Road the Following:
A Case of elect and Structure.

DR.. HoHERTY Dear Sir: feel my health so
fully restored, that, in common gratitude, believe
| should make some written acknowledgment for
your valuable eservices-partcularly your fee
small for the work performed. / arrived in
this city from the East about year ago, and
was then suffering from an old case Of elect, COM
plicat.d with structure. Being stranger in thi.
city, and believing those doctors who gave such
positive assurances of were necessarily the
best (sone OF whom have large number Of titles,
placed myself in their charge and continued uu-
der their treatment until had lost nearly all hope
and considerable sum Of money. I wish to say
now that you are the sixth doctor I have en-
pioyed, and the only who has ever done me
any service. My elect is wholly cured, the stric-
ture i. all removed and my general health is bet
ter than it has been for years. In conclusion I
~oald say to the many unfortunates who require
Tedcsl advice, if you have any doubt to whom
you should employ, ask DR.. Doherty for my address
and osll and see me, Il keep store in this city,
Ny experience may save you many dollars I
would also add that, in the early stage Of my dis
ease, used large amount of the preparations
advertised infalibe cure for Gonorrhea,
elect, ETC., but never derived any benefit from
them. I am, Doctor, very truly yours, III.
San Francisco, June 10th, 1894.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 2Ist day
Of June, 1864. A. S. GOULD, Notary Public.
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r. A. NJ.

Joseph Isaacs, H. P. T. S. Mount K. !;
H:W. E. Hopping, S.; A. Dob,cwsky, C. of
w H.; D. P. Bystle. P. s.. F. B. Chandler,
R. A. c.. L. Wellendorff. NJ. of Sd V; J. N. Chap
pell. NJ. of I'd "; j. W. Garden, NJ. of 1st V; A.
Coleman, Treas. Geo. D. Forbes, Sec.; ]. B.
Higinbotham, G.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL Aid
Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
Or. VI, K. D0HERTY'S
Private Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTES!
Sacramento street. below Montgomery.

Sacramento street. below Montgomery.
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MARRIED..

On tho Goth instant, by Friends ceremony
ROGER B. FARQUHAk, of Montgomery CO.,
Md Ito CAROJINE;S dnughtor OF Robert IL
Miller, Of this city, .t, ... 3d.. ....
On tho Dist instant ut the Loudoun llotel,
Ieesburg, by the Roy. }. & hummer, Mr.
GEORGE w IUMM Ek To Hiss CATllA a
RiNE I. ANKERS, MI Of LondUun.
On the DIST instant, ri the brides home, by
tho Rev. Dr.. Leads = fOWEhl! GEhDt
lutc of Virginia, to SUE GORDON, daughter
Of G. Hughes Arln;stcad Of BaIt!mpro
Tn fredericksburg on the Dist, by the Rev.
Mr.. Ma,lry, st the RESIDENCE Of the BRIDES ia
.ther, John H. Roberts. esq. Mr.. 4: n. ,BER,
NAKD to Miss ISABELLA b. ROBERTS, al
Of Erndericks bMrg. ---- ------ -
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Public Meeting In CuIpcpcr.

According to previous notice, meeting OF
the people Of Culpeper, was held at the Court
House Of the County, 90 Monday, the 18th
inst, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
to the Conservative Convention to be held ID
the city Of Richmond on the 18th ofpecember
next
On motion Of Daniel L. Slaughter, esq,
DR., Robert S. Lewis was called TO the Chair,
and A. j. Stofer and Thomas Il. Rixcy were
appointed Secretaries.
. Mai. James G. Field offered the following
resolutions, which was adopted -
RESOLVED, That We cordially approve and
endorse the call and objects OF the Conservative
Convention to assemble in Rlchmond on the
llth of December next, and that the CHAIRMAN
appoint six Delegates from each Maglserla.l
District and ten from the County at large, to
represent this County in tho said Convention
Whereupon, the Chairman appointed the lol-
lowing Delegates: :,
lst Court House District. James Il. Field,
James Cochran, George ID. Gray, VIM. Ii.
Eguborn john w. Bell, and G. L, Crittendcn.
| End. Colvin's District. -luccn d. Winston,
VIM. D. Brown, John r. Stolher, A. e; Iala
ferro, George NJ. Williams and Joseph Gar
| nett.
Sd. Stsvensburg District Martin $. String
follow, Powhatan Robertson, john Is. BOrsL
VIM, S. WalIaco, Edwin Barbour, and +. +.
| Nallc
4th Galhwrights District Moses Green,
| Alex Gordon, Nj. D., t. II. Glkcson, B.
f. Richards, "A. g. Willis, and George W.
Stone. u
5th. Jeffersonton District Capt. W. A.
Hill, Dr., WoodvilIc Latham, DIR. robert H.
| Utterback, Lafayette Spilman, DR.. a lex. liar
ris. and Otterbnc Hoffman.
9Th. Grihinsburg District. Capt. Robert
| Duncan, p. g. Jones, joint i'ickcrs, Joseph
D. Brown, Jacob S. Eggbora, and Sl'as B.
Liard
On motion of Thomas Il. Rixcy, the follow
ing Delegates were appointed for the County
ut large:
Lafayette Mauzy, Hon. John $. Pcndlcton,
Daniel f. Slaughter, Charles p Moncurc,
Mai. Daniel A. Grinsley, Maj. John &. Stan
ard, H. H. Cunningham, }. M. NJ. Allan, Dr.
| VIM. NJ Thompson, Charles Short: jams
Barbour, Henry Shackcllord and James W.
Green.
On motion, OF Maj. John w. Bell, the
Chairman and Secretaries we're added to the
delegation ,.r'.a
On motion it was requested that tho pro
cecdings Of this meeting be published in tho t'ul-
popcr Observer, Alexandria Gazcttc, and the
| Conservative papers of the City Of Nlchmonh.
| Ga motion tho meeting then adjourned.
aRoBERT s. LEWIS Chairman.
| A. J; SToFEn. Secretaries.
r.. r. Rixcy. N''' "'''l'"'
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Foreign News.

A Florence dispatch of yesterday gives the
rumor that Menabres he Italian Minister, has
issued a second note deDouncng The action of
France. The Italisn Parliament will meet on
the 5th of December: when the agitation will
no doubt be reopened hy IN excited discussion
of The Roman question. A new element OF
interest in relation to the fate ofDr. Livingston,
the explorer, Will be rated by the announce
mcnt that he is now known to have been living
and safe in the interior of Africa, in April last,
a period later than that at which his supposed
death was reported na aa"
1t is ascertained that Tortola in the W est
Indias is no worse nscI than the nelghtorlng
isles. '."
The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased during the week twenty hundred
pounds sterling.
The. excitement over thcapproaching execu-
tion OF the Fcnians at Manchester is very great.
Meetings were held at London. Birmingham,
and Manchester in favor Of a respite. AT
Birmingham there was some rlotlhg and icellng
againstthc Fenians is very bitter. The Queen
has directly refused the petition TO rcprlerc the
condemned. Manchester Is full OF infantry,
cavalry, and special pOitce. Darflca ues h"g1
been thrown up by the latter Tor protection III
case of riot An effort was made in the House
OF Commons for mercy, but failed. The House
was memorable.
The army bill in the French Corps Lesi~latli
makes the term Of service nine years. The
Empcror Of Austria agrees to a conference.
Fresh crupti0ns Of small bands OF harlbaidl;inS
intothc Papal territory were quickly suppressed.
o.. -~-
BARN BURNED The barn Of Mr.. Solomon
iloec, near kectortown in Fnuquior coH nty,
WAS destroyed by lire, supposed to be the work
Of an incendisry. on last Friday night MIR. n
lost, besides his barn, which was u VnllAole
one, near 400 bushels Of wheat, 81 tons OF hay,
II hg 81 r1ninu If en- sils - Knl. .SEME
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= n. Z Z oI R;FcN sccrctcrirs.'.
Conservative szrc9ingim Stafford.

At Conservative meeting, nnd at Stafford
g. H., on "Wednesday, the 2Oth inst, Tor the
purpose Of appointing delegates to represent
tile white men Of Stafford in convention pro-
posed to be held 10 Richmond: Va, on the
Ilth of December .- ...... ...g
On motion, Dir. V. Y. Conway was called to
the chair and lIusl Alic was appointed Sccro-
tary. ..G.a .....
The object Of the meeting having been OK
pinned iy William Ii. Hansbrough, esq,
in a few appropriate remarks, unanimous
call was male for John j. Marye, esq, who
appeared upon the stand, and for half an hour
held the large concourse of people spell bound
with his elGqncnco -.
On motion, the was chair empowered TO APP
point Committee to s lcct and report nominees
to said Convention, whereupon the following
gentlemen were appointed:
E. A. W.. Hore, john NJ. Homes, VIM.
Patton, Dr. H.,Stone, and e. V. Nlonc1re,
who, after short absence, reported the follow
ing Delegates: 80:
Ist District William H. IIansbrough. Al
tcrnate--D. Green. III = ~,
I'd Disrnct-John G. Shelton. Alternate
g. B. Wallace "
Cd District-Dr w. Horo. Altcrnatc--
4th District-N. W. Ford Altcrnate--R.
G. Fitzhugh. rr
Dr. V. Y. Conway and John II, Suttlc, del
egates at large. ''.1
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DIED.

Oi Pneumonia, ut "Auburn," III Culpcpor
county, the residence Of the Hon j. NJ. Bolts,
on the 18th instant, Miss MARGARET Nc
LAIN BLAIR, formerly Of Richmond, In the
57th year Of her age. ..-.t- ..@
1T 9 o'clock AM, Miss LUCY ROY MILLER,
daughter Of Maj. Thos. E. Millor, Of Port Roy
al, Caroline county, Va. Il Is. -. .-... .
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IsTHERE A CONSERVATIVE CoLORED File
MENT IN RICHMOND ?-An attempt was made
last Thursday night TO hold Il meeting Of 50,
called Conservative colorHd men, and the effort
which we are ready TO believe was we'll intend
ed, only showed, VIC regret TO say, that the anti
Radicals among our colorcl population are few
and far between. .@.!.'..' "" .......a b..
\ series Of resolutions. very well In Them
selves, were adopted, so 1t was declared, but
the Radical negroes present treated the whole
affair as they would have done had John
Brougham been giving specimen Of his comic
acting in Pocalontas. These few Conservative
colored men, as well as others Of Richmond
who were not there deserve all credit for the
stand they have dared to take, hut We. would
be guilty of misrepresentation We're VIC to state
that they constitute more than the most meagrc
fraction OF the co'orcl population Of This city.
--Rich Villa. e. ..ss .....-
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NORWOOD SCHOOL, VI;GIrSI,

NORWOOD SCHOOL. VIRGINIA
WlLLIAN ID. CABEI.L, p,ino;n.,
L. NJ. BLACKBOARD, VI 4, Assoc;'ap.aa''
WALLER HULLADAT
WILLIAM =. SrRA Me-. s
JOHN K. PAGE. VI. D
RICHARD II. Bui.LlNG
HENRY oCHAkt, Instructor in AIoon..
and Drawing '''oh
WM L.AKEisS, Instructor in B,ok-koo,.
This School is modelled in it, Cam.
mode of instruction, rs far AS possible, ~, NV and
University Of Virginia. and is desiyuri ' 80, lhe
pare students for that institution a. a. II . rr"
practical business life. . n 10:
The English Branches, Ancient ana a
Languages, Mathematics, Natural pLi, ""'sFA
Chemistry, Natural History, C,!mn%s,"p-y
Physiology. Book keeping, Elocllitr"' S!.'s
Drawing, are taught by competent MAI AND AID
ricnced instructors. Orthugraphy, Wv w pc"
ton and Pcnmnn.hip re Give lose nt,n,, :"'F":''
Regular religious services arc re .dily nr,n. =.
bic The first term begins ScutcHh -, w.:
1857, and ends February lnh, 1865 Thu c', y,
terms begins February 18th 1865 anI ~ u
June 9th, IS s. Monthly report: Sent ' ,,,l'
Board tuition, washing, fuel nal mrnn' i'o'!'
$l65 pcr term Pupils received at any ,i,'.
Catalogues sent on application.
Addruss, WM. II. CABELL, PRINCIPAL
nov SUan Norwood p. o., Nelson G, ''11} 4,
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PERIIs OF PUBLISTING.-Abo four months
ago few yonng men tried the experiment OF
starting paper in Brooklyn. They were good
writer's, and the paper was spicy and readable !;
but, after a struggling existence Of three months
it suddenly expired from want OF patronage.
The propricors have Just gone into bankruptcy,
and it is discovered that their debts for a three
ponths' experiment in journalism amount to
over s39, 900. A history of the struggles and
losses Of men who have failed in the newspaper
business during the last twenty years would be
reading-LomsrWe Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-23

THE DEGRADATION of Charles d. WEIGH
late tax collector, having been established beyond
peradventure, it was generally expected that
his resignation of the Office he now holds would
be sent to the City Councils attheir last meet
ing. Not having taken such action, and the
opinion being entertained that he has no intcn-
ton of doing so, there is some probability that
public meeting will soon be called to request
him to vaeate the Office of Mayor George
tom Courier,
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DOPULAR GOODS

H9DD u LAX GOODS
4 At POPULAR PRICES
NOAH WALKER i CO. va
3GS, Pennsylvania av., bet 9th and 7Ib .,r.o..
(Mctropolitan Hotel Building -
We have on hand, and are constal.tIy }..,.;'
ing, OF our own manu- i.cturc,
BLACK CLOTH FKUCK COATS
Black Cloth Sacks and Walking Coat<, e.;
mere Sucks, win Vests and PantaIoo,. :,
mNtcit; bi"ck D"eakn and fancy roors ra.'..
mere Pants
Oyorcpats in all the variety of beavers g..
tors and Motions.
Boys Clothing, in great variety an! ..>!. g.
tit boys from 3 TO ~ yeats Oi.ngr.
The reputation, experience and facilities. ,
the above house. are Yunrnutcr7 to the rui,.
that they will always find, u; ro&-onahr pli,.
tho latest and most desirable styI.. Tor Gn,t.
men, Youths, and Boys.
WuShin pLOu nov 22-lu
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The emigration from the Gulf States to Vir-
ginia goes on: Persons from South Carolina,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, &c, are buy
Ing lands in our State, and settling here. We
welcome them in our midst, AMI, trust, that
since they are compelled TO leave their old
homes, they may find happy and prosperous
ones here. = - r
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ME HAVE FOR GENThEMhN
W Paper Collars ut l2lc box
We have for Gentlemen ,,u..
..... Tho very best make; Of Paper ''''
Wv hAvr for Gentlemen ,r,;.,o,I
The very best make ni Paper "
We havo for Gentlemen ,,r,r.
81 All the now styles Linen ply
We have for Gentlemen ,r.,,.,.
Neck Ties, Scarfs Stocks M" N'"'
w have for Gentlemen nuo
80 Half Hose, all yradoa, from l2ic n.y.
We have for Gentlemen ,rh,.a
The genuine stout English h"'I
We have for Gentlemen
Superior Black Silk Hal! l!"sc'
We have for Gentlemen ,,,fi,,.a
Lambs Wool and Mcrlho l'A'
We have for Gentlemen ,,e n .,,ls'e.
Bandanna Silk Hdkcrchl"Is''o '"'
We have for Gentlemen r.,t,or,hicfa
Linen low price and line Il""'"
We have for Gentlemen s nr.we!:.
-. Lambs wool u Mcrino Shirl7
We have for Gentlomcn cb;r,ing
..... Best makes Linen and C"ll"" '''''
We have for Gentlemen ,,,n,i.
Superior Heavy and Fine '"'''''
We have for Gentlemen u,J m.lo 70
All articles Of Wearing APP"''
order ut short notice. o,ar.clntlHs
Our stock of French Cloths ana WV :
is now CONG letc and very deS'raoim1 .r1 eSaii.
Purchasers would do we'll /" car t 49," ,,.h
inc our stock, rs we sell III INC ss reprF
prices and warrant I'LL articles ~ y" WuOD, &
sented. hOD f land Fairfax 80
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The Fredericksburg Herald states that Nc
Crack en- s. Bro. have been in correSrondence
for some weeks with a party in New York,,4in
regard 10 tho facilities offered there for obtain
lining white labor, and that their advees are OF
highly satisfactory character. -.
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OAK cry.

The undersigned having purchased tho Eako-
ry, No. s, south FulrfAx street, IL prepurnd to
furnish BREAD, PIES, CAKES, ROLLS
BUNS, BISCUITS, CRACKERS and every
thing else found in first. class Bakery, ut real
sonubIe prices | use nothing but the best
stock, and employ tho best handa and can,
therefore, guarantee all that ! sell. ..-.-
nov Eft CuAS. L. ADAMS
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y Meetings are being held in almost all the
counties in this State, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to the proposed Conserva-
tive Convention to be held in Richmond next
month. There appears to be entire unanimity
among the conservative citizens Of Virginia as
to the subject and as to the proprety of future
union and organization among themselves. II. Il
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PROJECT. The Cum
berland Valley Railroad Company are now
about to extend their line from Hagerstown to
Williamsport, on the Potomac, where it will
terminate for the present only-a the intention
of that company is 10 cross the river into Vir-
einia and connect their road with the Manassas
Gap Railroad at some convenient point proba
bly, Strausburp.
This move is one that our people are very
much Interested in. The completion of the
Manassas Gap Road with the Strasuburg exten
sion to Winchester, will be great railroad
achievement for this section, by connecting US
with 10th Baltimore and Alexandria, and may
be considered sufficient by some Tor our products.
But we have always cOntendcd that the more
railroads that penetrate a country, the greater
the probabilities are that country will ne devcI-
oned to it's fullest extent. Hnr'Sonbn1U
Communicable a.
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The politicians in Washington say that Gen.
Grant will be the Radical candidate for Presi-
dent and that if he will accept, Gen. Sherman
will be nominated in opposition III ~
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Tie Virginia Annual Conference Of the Nj.
E. Church South, recently held in Petersburg,
adjourned on Thursday, after an 4interesting
session of eight DAYS. i'&..:"H Z