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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

EMORY LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines Green House Bedding and Vegetable Plants
Persons about to plant Vineyards, will find it their
advantage consult the selection of sites for
Vineyards Soils Kinds of GrGpes best mode and time
of Planting. Examine samples Of Growing Vines. and
compare prices. Ashtabula. Ohio. 1
PURE BRANDY made from Grape Wine, White
Catawba and Blackberry Wines, for medicinal purposes
for sale on the North Ridge. JOHN PEREW. :
:. .Ashtabula, Jan. 1866 o,,o 2 10Y y-S39
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05

N. G. DICK. Dealer in Books. statioperv Fsncv
Goods 41nkee Notions, Toys, Wall Paper Winfioyy
Shadets 6nef Music and Music Books. Agent for the
Jason ss1 2 Hss1i1r ysalps' organs. sen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
MILLINERY.

MISS WRIGHT & BRO, Dealers in Silks, Rib
bons, Laces Pumes Flowers, Vevets, Straw and Silk
Bonnets Hats, Ladies' Caps, Furs Hoop Skirts Corsets
& Millinery goods generally Ashtabula, o 81 1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05

ROBERT @FULLER,-AshtabuIa Brew
ers National Bank,) AshtabHla. Ohio. $40
HADFORD &c KAHN, Brewers. Office and Brew
cry, in old NJ E. Church. Main street, Ashtabula, Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05

M. Ndsby Tries to Weep at the Tomb Of q
friend, and a0itraesses a sisterly jtigkt-Ihe
Disddrasatage-o the PatrioreltaI System
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-05
CABINET WARE.

DUCRO & BROTHER, Mapufacturerssof,S Sand
Dealers in Furniture Of the best descriptions and every
variety Also General Undertakers, and Manufacturers
efOofns to order Main street. North of South Public
Square, Ashtabula. 491
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
FARM ITEMS,

Instead Of investing surplus fanG,
IN 30, buy genuine manure, .
'ate wisely, and the interest ". q
steven times seven thirty.
Orchards nom root crafts arc
holt lived "nd never can oe profit.
oic. PLANE only took gr.dted tree,
g.. eep ana GIilS are domestic auj.
n"ls. Neither will do well out Of
ight. '' u
ltI5 certain that the more we raise
lrait The more we furnish food tor
INSECT" Inc more we plant trees he
more we must fight thcir enemies,
Boys who make COW. run shonIl
be located Tor a lew minute. where
they would give a good deal II they
thcm>eIvp. couIir run.
Opinions diuer TO the qrovfn..
OF strawberries in hills or broadr1
I'M Is owing 10 &c difference in soil
y cuijIY'joI VII, idiI in he 90 NOT. by
experiment.. find ont the nature of
his own IaHd
y Idm devoted 10 grass and m-
p. will bring most money. I,.br.
~ managed these crop. are. lie
-I.." and faith. GROWING hrHar
Though tine whole OF oue's lie.
Inc state Of hg nacldr coa. { are f.
u 1oruious aul asm, I.,r- n. were
OH. whole ooiyu.e4 IN he time O.. he
I.'"o'lon. g..I0ou. 1l.dro4 moto
sh rt c..c, ua O..uu mo,. but,ar.
I l..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

-" Ny wife ;elIs the truth three
lines day." remaI led a iocore oId
lelIoE, at tie ame time &. ting a
mi1chievOus glance at her. Before
rising IN the morning she says "Oh.
dear, | must get up, but don't want
10 !. After breakfast She adds:
" Wen. i SuDpO e must 90 TO work.
brt ! don't want 10 :" aud she goes TO
bed, saying: "TheIe / have been
"oi KING all uay, aud L havn't done
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
o. every kind done with neatness and dlspateb and
upon short notice.

10 ~ dr'.ors would say, pay me WHIT tbou
"T go. ior nv wants re great. '"Ou
To my c editors. tlt-t with mo e., nl.,- -
e tut IHey want any work dole Ia nv linz
Won d '.} hqp'date ny d is ia This w9y III
aln a"t os'e IL come to tine with the " snondr
jlnl9u "OOhNA1 l.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
New Orleans Daily Crescent.
Ohieial Journal Of the state Of Louisi -,
]. o. NIXON, Editor aud P,onri

pfFi1E' no. % CAMP STREET.
I'VE DAILY CRESCENT is Dablisbe5 .,,-.
Il morning p Sl1days excepted YEARLY M
q Ptlon' ~ advsnce, GIG; Haf rearly al
Vis9terly' 81 Single copies. 10 cents.
sn.af ad'e Users, who advertise largely
sn-t ue allowed such discount from transient
rate. a. may ie agreed upon prov,dsd ,hs, ~
e. q " such discount exssed Is per cent.
lac NeeS'y Crescent is published evrfv satnr.
Gay morning. Subscription, IS per spuum in "a
ssnJe naI early and quarterly, same rates
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,,
AT CANTON, MISS.

|L'HE Proprietors of these NURSERIES,
4 take pleasure in announcing to their
trends and the public that now is the time to
plant out ORC HARDS, aud that they are
prepared to furnish young, healthy and
weIl.grown Southern. raised FRUIT TREES
or the most approved varieties, and a, the
lowest. prices, FOR CASH.
oa,Ort e.and select for yourselves.
Beas catalogues furnished gratis to all
applicants.
For further particulars address,
49, &. X. MAYNARD d CO.,
IeoIo Canton, Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
STALLS UNRIvALLED PIANO POLISH
FOR RENT.

HOUSE AND LOT, convenient to Ina
uoie square. Can be rented for the re
mainder of the year, OF reasonable terms
Apply to O. A LrCEprT, -
May II, '67.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
"a Brook,

EA Brook tells a oucor
S'oFv aoon1 tue YES vile and
! " o. who took
u.i'v h % 70 tpe l..c..aI Ipid ,o Inn
prove tueir ,cmpleaiol. The milk
WAS then waie ed and sold for iIiean
.,1.- guaIt. Ii didn't need ann
, :, TO 1--WE it body" after
ihJt.-B Boston Post NC
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to the Stockholders OF
the Va. Central Railroad
GyOIADABay

At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Virginia Central Railroad Company in the
city Of Richmond, March 20, 1867, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was adopted: :
ssWhereas, by acts of the last Legislature
of Virginia, the Virginia Central Railroad
Company has been authorized to contract
with the Commissioners Of Virginia and West
Virginia for the completion of the Coylngton
and Ohio Railroad and whereas this Board
has been induced to believe that an amount
of stock not less than three millions of dol
lars, payable in cash ins;alments can be OBJ
tanned towards building the Covington and
Ohio Railroad, provided The stockholders will
agree to make that amount preferred stock
at eight per centum.
..REsoLvEp, That the stockholders be con-
vened on the I'D day of May, TO consider
whether they authorize the Board to negoti-
ate for building the road if the subscription
of stock above mentioned shall be obtained. Z
In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
ton, the stockholders of the Company are
hereby notified and reqpesed to meet in gem
eral meeting. in the eity2f Richmond, on the
day mentioned in the resolul on.
EXTRACTS FROM Bylaws OF THE COMPANY.
s.All proxies to represent stockholders at q
general meeting shall be i'll writing. and sign
ell by the person thus transferring the power;
partnerships may sign in the name Of The
partnership. and the signature of either mem-
Der of the firm shah be valid. y
..No proxy shall be valid given more than
sixty days prior 10 the meeting OF the Com
pany.
NO proxy for individual stockholders shall
pass free gong or returning from The meet
ings of the Company, unless he IS himself
stakeholder"
1.-The books of transfer shall be closed fif-
teen days previous to any general meeting"
BY order of the Board
j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
Office of the Va Cen raj X. r. Co..
Richmond, March y, 1867.
may 1927
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apital Such race, inhabiting tue most

capital. Such a race, inhabiting the most
productive country in the world, can not
be long kept down, whenstheir whole ener-
gies are devoted to its material. deyelope-
ment. It behooyes US, then, while taking
proper action to protect ourselves, under
the, Military Bill, to sec that we arc
deceived into no sentangling alliances"
and have ooldparties or politiciansweis5h-
ing us down ia the newraoe for life, we have
just entered upon. There arc grand pro-
blems to be worked out; mighty issues
soon to come before the people Of this Con-
tinent--issues that will oyerwhelm all
parties and powers now existing. Let
us work--let US watch-let US act 50 that
we may be prepared to play our part well
in the grand future that is before US.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-15
ed Arrival Of Dry Goods.

The subscribers are now III receipt of their
second supply of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing iii part the following kinds, viz:
Black and Colored Silks,
Mozambiques, Lenos,
Embroidered and figured Grenadines,
Delaines Alpaccas, Lawn, Organizes
Purcales. Parasols,
Sun Umbrellas,
Hosiery. Gloves
Trimmings, Notions. &c.
All the above goods have greatly declined
since the last season, and we promise to sell
accordingly.
As our stock has been bought under the
most favorable circumstances and with great
care, we are prepared therefore to sell as low
as any other house outside the cities, and are
determined to do so.
We could promise more, but as the people
are so often ieeeived in this way, we decl ne
and only ask an examination Of our stock by
all who may want to purchase gootis.
PIPER. DRAKE s co.
,,,r1s r.
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Tremendous Stock!
THE LARGEST EVER BROUGHT TO
STANTON.
GOODS ARE SOLD CHEAP,
ALMOST EQUAL To THE PRICE LIST
BEFORE THE WAR
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
IMMENSE CROWDS GATHER AT
The Granite 'FRONT.' Store of
I. WITT a. BRO,
WHO ARE DETERMINED 10 SILL GOODS
LOWER THAN EVER
Again we invite the attention Of our friends
and the public to our .iremendvus' iurga
and beautiful Sock OF 49,
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
which we are now receiving and open4ng.-
TAls stock was purcn;- cd slnce the
GREAT DECLINE NORTH,
and can now be sold at wonderfully reduced
figures. Every artlcle We have has buen Sc
lected with especial care for tins particular
market We take pleasure III showing our
goous 10 every one.
A<ays Ne have on hand large supply ss
Wall Paper.
We respectfully invite call from all be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
l. WITT s. BRO.
may S-tf
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THE NEWS,

- - - ~ - y v 49,
Pennsylvania is in the European mar
ket for loan S23 900 900.
Three men convicted Of murder were
hung at Cincinnati on Tuesday week.
The Buffalo board to trade has given
5000 bushels of corn to the Southern suf-
ferers.
Several fatal cases Of Asiatic cholera
are reported in the parish Of Point Cou-
pee, La.
A company, with 50 900, 900, is pro-
posing to organize coffee plantation in
Florida.
The cattle disease hasmade its appear
anee in the vicinity Of Wolfboro' New
Hampshire.
Nine men were fined 800 apiece, in
Boston, for being engaged in the lottery
business
A Texas paper speaks Of an improve
lnent in trade and an increase in the
price Of drinks.
John Murphy, of Baltimore, has been
appointed, Printer to the Pope, in the
United States.
Since the destruction Of 4, 900 begging
letters BY Mr.. George Peabody, he has re
seived 1000 more.
An exchange says a million dollars is
annually made b: the sale Of Florida cedar
wood, for lead pencils.
A recent Pittsburg paper reports three
cases Of rape in that city, one of the criml-
mails being lad Of Is years.
Two Fenian prisoners have been con
vieted At Dublin of high treason, and
sentenced to be hal ged.
I. During recent thunder storm in 30
Gvia, South America, about 100 persons
were killed by lightning
Insurance has been effected upon the
Paris Exhibition building to the amount
sf seven and half millions Of francs.
The great bridge over the Tennessee
river at Bridgeport has been replaced, at
the cost of one hundred thousand dollars
An old German in indianapolis boils
up dead dogs, to obtain an oil which il
considered a specific for Group in children
North Carolina has followed the exam
pie Of some other Southern States in pas
sing law furnishing horse stealing witt
death.
A verdict of $4,000 was render et
agsinst the Hudson River railroad fol
running a freight car over lad in New
York.
Two lady compositors, in the Portland
Advertiser Office. we're the first in Maine
to SGT thousand ems each, toward TIL
fund to erect monument to Artemu'
Ward.
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NEW ADvERTIsENIENTs.
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& EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM
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sr4
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MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE are al
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All orders for the United States must be
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Patients can write freely about their com.
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NJ. D. The genuine have the Pill surrounded
with white POWDER
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| Agents for Staunton.
NAV 15-1y
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The Latest News.

On Monday last ex-President Jefferson
Davis was released on 100000 bail by
Underwood, to appear at November term.
There was great rejoicing in Richmond
The case of Virginia Us. West Virginia
has been continued.
The Georgia INDUCTION case has been
dismissed by the U. Supreme Court, for
! want Of Jurisdiction.
Virginia Bank Notes and State Stocks
havs advanced
Registration has commenced at Texas,
North and South Carolina.
On the 18th 81, 10000 in specie was ex-
ported for New York.
Rev. John Bccknith, of N. O., has been
elected Bishop Of the Episcopal Church
of Georgia.
Gable dispatches report that the peace
Of Europe has been guaranteed by the ac-
zion Of the Peace Conference in London,
but warlike preparations continue in Prus-
tia and France.
Samuel H. Wentz, defaulter Of Mer-
chants Bank, Baltimore, has been SEN
fenced to 6 years in Penitentiary.
A riot occurred in Richmond last Thurs
1:y, n which the negroes attacked the
Police and rescued negro prisoner from
them. The military were called out and
the mob dispersed. Saturday night the
negroes again attempted to rescue negro
from the Police, but, after a desperate
struggle, in with several Policemen were
injured and three negroes shot, they were
dispersed. The military are stationed in
The city, and Gen. Schofeld declares his
intention to preserve order. at allhazzard.
haywood. Boston agitator, has been ar
rested, and, at last accounts, the city was
quiet. The whole blame rests in the ne
Rroes and mean whites.
Ex-Prcsident Davis arrived at Rich
mond on the 18th. He was accompanied
By his family and Genl Burton, and had
= most pleasant trip up the river. His
general health is reported good, but he
looks ten years older than in 1865 lie
was received by an immense crowd of peo-
pie, all anxions to pay their respects to
our former chief No demonstrations were
made, the vast assemblage simply uncov-
ering as he passed. He was turned over
70 the Court, but nothing definite in rela-
tive to his trial has yet transpired. He
has been called on by hundred of his
friends, and has the freedom Of the Spots
wood. It is thought he will be released,
If be is not tried this term. Horace Gree
y, and other prominent northern men are
in Richmond, ready to 60 N his lail for
any amount.
New York, Baltimore and Richmond
markets report -four unchanged; corn de-
clining and dull; provisions dull, pork
firm, lard FIRM, Gold ! 36s
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To the Public!
Read for yourselves he advertisement Of
ia kE.K BROS

Read for yourselves he advertisement Of
BAKER BROS.
We are receiving considerable additions to
our already .arge stock OF Disi GOODS ana
Gi.UCERiEo, wil.cn nave Ueen purchased al
unusually low press, and arc offered at a
very small advance eos., comprising III part
FOUR hogsneads OF 4. il. Sugar,
~ barreis common SUI ar,
10 barrels o1 Crushed, Cut Loaf, Coffee, and
other wllife Sugars,
30 bags of ITO, M.tfacaibo and Java Coffee,
4 hali chests OF Gunpowaer Imperial, ana
Lngl.sh breakfast feas,
Moasses, and Syrups OF various kinds,
Specs OF all kinds-Chocoate and Droma,
Italian Maccaronl, Cheese and Crackers,
with III ny other articles usually kept by Gro
Grocers.
HUUSEKEEPERS are requested TO come
and look at the articles, as we believe they
cannot lail to be pleased batn with goods auu
low prices.
We are engaged in the purchase Of country
Produce, suen as Flour, Com, Wheat, ana
Bacon. for which we ARE Paying either the
CASH or goods ut Cash prlces.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are especially
invited to examine our varie assortment, as
we believe that We eau furnish THEN with
goods fully as cheap as they can be purchased
East, cos If transportation aaaea.
Come enc. come all, who desire barg sins
as We do not consider it troublesome 10 show
goods. We are thankful Tor past layurs, and
Will enleavur TO deserve Il continuance Q. the
same liberal patronage,
nav l5-tf
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Clipper Moving HIachiaes.

IN
SMITHS s. INGERsOL'S HAY PRESSES.
We have for the grass crop of 1867 the
above unrivaled machines. which we offer to
the farmers Of Virginia on The most iayyra-
bic terms, and guarantee perfect satisfaction
Cuts and descriptive circulars sent you tor
nothing, if you think of buying send US your
address, and read the testimony before order
ing.
We furnish orders wholesale and retail
Forks, Hand Rakes. Scythe swar,hs Scythes,
Grain Cradles, &C., &c.
We Manufacture Of the best molels Thresh-
ers. Horse Powers, Plows, Htrrows, Planters,
Drills, Cnltivators, Corn Weeders, &c. and
warrant every machine we make Soliciting
the favor of a call or letters of inquiry from
all who intend purchasing farm implements
we assure the public that no effort Will be
spared to meet their wants.
H. W. SMITH & co
1882 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
may 15-ti20, % Box s.
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!, STANTON. AD sERTIsEMENTs
Diseases q Injuries.
THE EY +.
DIR. ". ). DAVIDSON. staunton. Va.

DIR. W. J. DAVIDSON. Staunton, Va,
Gives special attention to the treatment Of Di.
seases and Injuries of the Eye.
Having been fourteen months Resident Phy.
stefan of the Wills Hospital for Diseases Of
the Eye, in the city Of Philadelphia, the old
est and most celebrated Institution of the
kind in the United States, he hattors himself
lie will be able to give entire satisfaction to
all who may consult him. He has had ten
years experience in the treatment OF Uisens-
es OF the Eye, since leaving the Wills Hospit-
al anu knows, from actual experience, that
ne can treat successfully all Diseases of the
Eye that are Durable, and nearly all are,
whether requiring Medical or Surgical Aid.
me public are aware that Physicians gen.
erai,y pay but little attention to diseases Of
inc Eye, having never had the opportunity or
time 70 acquire q thorough theoretical and
praclicai knowledge Of this class of Diseases,
and. con equently, they cannot be expected to-
treat them as satisfactorily as one who has
had both. lam well aware of the objections
in the popular mind to advertising, because
this has been hereI ofore practiced by foreipn-
ers and pretenders in Science whose only OBJ
ject has been to deceive and humhng-bu, az
Il native of this county, well known to moss
OF the citizens-with ample opportunities and
facilities for acquiring knowledge of OPP
thalmic Surgery. and enlarged experience in
treating the Eye Diseases practically. think
can demonstrate my fitness for this speeiali-
ty toall- who may extend 10 me their patrou-
age. Persons afflicted with Diseases of The
Eye, of long Standing. and who have been
subject to various modes OF treatment auth
out relief, should not be dIscouraged. lis it Of
ten happens that those very cases are most
readily and rapidly cured! Although it must
h,n.n RI tff,fl 4
er the duration of diseased condition, the
longer the time required for its eradication.
1t is needless to speak of the value OF sight
those only can properly estimate its advan-
tages who are fortunately deprived Of it.
BeS Patients from a distance should come
prepared 10 remain ut least awhile, if it is
considered necessary. n order to treat their
cases successfully. Artificial Eyes furnished
and inserted on reasonable terms.
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VIRGINIA :-At Rules held in the
Clerk Once OF the Circuit Court Tor Au-
gusta County, the 9th day Of May, 1867.
David Baylor and J ohm NJ. Hardy, Pltf $,
Against, In Chancery.
Michael Daniels and Powell
Harrison. Trustee OF Mich Defendants.
ael Daniels,
The object of this suit is 10 subject the
property OF Michael Daniels, the non-resl-
dent Defendant, to the payment of the claims
Of the Paint if aud others, against such nom
resident Defendant.
The Defendant Michael Daniels not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not resident
OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he
do appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice, and do what is ne
esssary to protect his interest.
A cory-Teste.
JOHN PARIS, D. C.
James Bumgardner, p. q.
may l5-4W
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Brick T.ayillg!

$. N. Ba by x +. NJ. Wool. having associ
ated themselves together for The purpose Of
Laying Brick. are prepared TO FURNISH
MATERIAL and Ito all kinds o. Brick " OF, k.
at the shortest notice. and III the hest nj n
ner. Special attention gwen 10 all kinds o.
JOB WORK b longing to the business. Brick
ALWAYS on Hand for Sale. S. N. BAGBl,
may lo-tf. F. NJ WOOD.
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SHOVEL PLOW.
tsoutt's Improved Patent Iron
DOMble Shovel Fi0W

WITH COALTEK ATTACHMENTS,
REVERSIBLE AND EXTENSION SHARES.
beg leave to call attention of the Farmers
Of Augusta aud adjoining counties to my
WROUGHT IRON CULTIVATOR
Tor The cultivation of Corn or Tobacco, Wheat
or Oats Seeding. l refer to the Messrs. N.
ii & j. A. Hartman, who have them in use,
and can test ~ as to the merits OF the Plow
They are made OF the best wrought iron, are
strong and dhrable-Prce ST.. Orders ad-
dressed TO me at Liberty Mills P o., Orange
county, Va, will meet with prompt attention
A. F. RUuIT.
sommerset near Liberty Mills p. o. Orange
county Va.
May Sim