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Chronic Lirer Complaim Cured.

This is to certify that was cured Of Ch1o7,-
ic Ifrel CONFERENCE.-The lawrence ISosadal-
is after having been confined 10 my bed and
house for a long time, and trying various
medicines without benefit
know of several others in this county
cured through the use of RoSadalis, AMI 1t
can be found i'll nearly every house in my
nefghborhood and they all praise ii as Il
great medicine. THOMAS THORN.
Greene County, August IA, 1867.
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STORE HOUSE

FOR S ALE OR Rem y.
I WILL sell <rent or lease on reasona-
Il Bile terms the valuable new store, (reeent-
~ fitted-up, inside and out, in the most ele-
CANT and complete style,) adjoining Dr. II :.
ID. Taliaferros Drug Store and opposite tho
Exchange Hotel. There is no better stand
in the whole village, and no store more tho
roughly or more handsomely arranged. Tho
interior and exterior of the building have
both been lately painted and made to pre-
sent an attractive appearance. Those who
know me, know that | ain not q man to do
things halfway, and | invite all who desire
to buy, rent or lease to call mt an early day,
SO that | may decide whether OF not TO stock
the store myself -,
V. \. IIOUSEWORTH,
An,,.i % Court Inusn.
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IIIDES's SrRISG.-At q cost of a few
hundred dollars, the wlter from this
bold and excellent spring spring could
bu distributed from end to end of our
village. In case of fire, ten times its
cost would be saved.
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VIRGINIA:


IN the County Court of Greene Coun-
l. ty,
James W. Mllls-plaintitf,
AGAINST
J. r. Mills George j. Stephens and Robert
n. Mills-Defendants
ON ATTACHMENT IN DEBT.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain ittdg
ment against tie defendant, ]. Il. Mills. for
the sum of $40, with interest from the 2Sth
day of August, 1858, which he owes the said
Plaintiff by bond, and toattacll the effects o
the said j. r. Mills in the hands of the said
George ]. stephens and Robert \. Mills; and
II appearing from an affidavit filed, that the
Defendants j. Il. Mills and Robert y. Mills,
arcuot residents of this State, at Rules held
in the Clerks Office of said Court ON the list
Monday in May, 1868, it is ordered that the
said absent Defendants do appear here ON
the LIST Monday in June next, and do what
is necessary to protect their interest, and
that this ordor be published once week for
four successive weeks in the Native Virgin
ian u paper published at Orange c. H., and
that copy be posted at the front door of the
Court House of said County on the first day
of the next County Court.
Copy-Teste,
WYATT S. BEAZLEY, Clerk.
June H. lS6S-STEPHENS, p. q.
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fouSD DEAD.-An old negro woman,
named HANNAH, aged 9S years, was
found dead in her bed in this place on
Monday morning last. The day pre-
vious, she was at Church, well and hap
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IFOr sale nv

For sale by r.. ]. pEETON.
hIanufactured only by CLOTWORTHY e
CO., $50 Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
\ liberal discount allowed wien purehas-
ed III large quantities.
tAGrIoN.-The public are cautioned IL
gainst amy similar preparations OUT Clot-
worthy q Cos are genuine.
April 10, lStiS-tiIn
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Jefferson, Frederick Co, Nd, July %, 1867.

Jefferson, Frederick co, Md, July ~, 1867.
4NeSas. CFotcoltlty G Co, baltimore:
GeHts-The wonderful cures which have
been made by your "Poulterers' Friend"
cannot fail to interest all who raise Poultry.
\ gentleman of this village has been eXpe-
rimenting on chickens with the gapes. He
tried your ."poultererS' Friend according
To the directions, and it had the desired eff
feet III destroying the worm, eflectually re-
lieVing the chicken at once Since then
have had many calls for it, and it has been
used extensively with the same result. 1t is
of incalculable value to all who raise Poul-
try. Respectfully,
A. SPENCER
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T OFFER for sale, the House apd Lot
l. on wlricl now reside adjoinin1 ne resi-
dence of DR.. l.. =. Taiiaferro and Mrs. PM,
Fry. The lot contains about half acre OF
ground, the house is n two Story
BRICK DIV TELLING,
with two rooms on the first, and three on tho
second floor, and an excellent basement d.
ming room, with closet and dairy room at
tached. The kitchen is of brick with tour
rooms. A well offine water is with in twenty
:eetofthe house. II has all necessary out Duli.t
ingS All of which are in good order.
For terms apply to the subscriber.
July IL 1861 W. II. CHAPMAN.
Grange c. IL VA
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5000 TONS

DOUBLE -REFiN ED POUDRETTE
made from night-soil, blood, bones and'oflal,
ground to n powder
It's effects have peen most astonishing,
doubling the crops and maturing them ten
days or two weeks earlier. Equalto the best
brands ofSupcrphosphate of Present Crop, al
though sold only for Thirty Dollars ppr ton.
Packed in barrels of $50 pounds each.
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PITTS THREsHING MACHINE.

TIL 8 attention OF the farmers of Or
Il ange and the surrouning Counties is n
gain called to the above justly celebrated
ern country, especially in the Valley of Vir-
ginia, where they are universally used; also,
in the Roanoke Valley, as well as the Pied
mont They combine all the latest improve
ments in Threshing Machinery, are strong
and substantial, and are IL favorite wherever
known. For terms of payment and price
list, apply to y. 2. ROUTE. Agent.
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RosADAIIs-This medicine has met with
an unprecedented success in this commune
ty. Captain Baker, the polite and attentive
agent for this city, Informs us that it is next
to inIpossibie 10 Supply me demand made
some wonderful cures, and giving great sat
lsfaction to all who have used it.-NoIJoIk
DoiLy Journal, Norember %, 1867,
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R0Sada!is is potent remedy in all Chronic
Diseases.
From G. ". Btount, ihorlley at Lac Wilson,
North Carolina.
f1tve been cured of Chronlc inflammation
of the Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years
standing, by Rosadalis.
GEORGE w. BLOUNT.
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SPOTSW WOOD TEL,
RICHMOND. Va.

THIS tirst-class, popular and fashion,
L able Hotel, the only one located on tho
Main Street of the city, has been furnished
out.
II is within one square of the Capitol, Gus
TOM House, Post-Otfiee, Theatre, &C.. and
Fredericksburg Railroad depot, and tho
Great southern Routes via Petersburg and
Danville.
The travelling public are cordially invited
to make their home at tire SpotswoUd, and
the proprietors pledge themselves to make
it for the future, whatlt has been Tor the past
five years, the leading Hotel of Richmond.
RS- Telegraph Office iii vestioule. Office of
Southern ana Adams Express Companies in
the building. -
MILLWARD BROTHERS,
april q, IS6S-ly. Proprietorsy
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THE A ssocIAfIoN held at st. Thomas's
Church last week, was attended by
Rev. Mcssrs. BoYKIN and GIBSON, and
by number of visitors fro II adjoining
counties. Services we're continued
from Wednesday until Sunday even
ing. Many were kept away by the i'll
tense heat and by the demands of the
harvest season, but the attendance OH
Sunday morning was very large, and
the exercises closed happily and to the
benefit OF the Church and its members.
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hereby certify that 1 am personally ac-
auainted with the above named physicians,
and they are all gentlemen of responsibility
and standing in this community.
IL. c. DAVIS,
Mayor of Wilson, n. Z.
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YERaSgNTA

VIRGINIA:
A L Rules held in the Jerks Office of
"a the Circuit Court Of Orange County, on
Monday the first day of June, 1865,
William c. Moore-Elaintiff,
AGAINST
James II Bell, T NJ 4 Moore, William T
Moore, Bette Il Broclman, Henrietta Il
Moore, james i Moore, Richard ii Boul-
ware, Charles c Moore, and Virginia A his
wife, Thomas q Boulware, james T. Boul-
ware, NJ .Vcrdier, J n Verdicr and
Elizabeth Observation-Disclosures.
IN CIIANCERY
Tho object of this suit is to file a bill in the
nature ola cross bill to the suit now pending
In the Circuit Court of Orange County, in
which the said James RBell, is plaintiff; and
the said William Moore, Jr., and others are
defendants, to set up and establish the last
will and testament of Elizabeth Nerdier, de-
ceased. And it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that the Defendants, James i
Moore Richard II Boulware, Thomas G Boul-
ware, Nj d = Nerdier j Nerdier, and EliZ-
abeth Nerdcr, are non-rcsidcnts of this
State, on melton of the plaintiff by Goun-
sci, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication sf
this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests in this suit.
A Copy-Teste,
p. H. FRY, Clerk.
Iuna 10 1S6S-IOUS NJ CHAPMAN r. O.
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DWELLING HOUSE,

with four rooms and Il passage ten feet wide
good frame stable, corn-hotisc, WagoiI-housc
and meat-houSe.
As am very anxious to remove to the
West, | will sell this farm for onc-third less
than the same quality ofland c,tn be bought
in Virginia. JAMES ;. GANPBEDl.
Nav
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FATAL AceIDENT.-On Thursday even
Ing of last week, Capt. WV. BAII.Y was
thrown from wagon and, falling ON
his head, received such severe injuries,
that, after lingering in state of entire
uneonsciousness until Monday, he ex-
PRED at 4 O'Clock that evening. lie
was bachelor, in his 6sth year, and
unusually hale and active for one of
his age. For some years past, he has
lived with his uncle. DR.. PEYTox G RHYMES.
An exceedingly quiet aud polite gen
tlemau, he was esteemed by all who
knew him, and his sudden death cast
gloom over the community,
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WILSON, january 7, 1858.
I hereby certify that have used DIR. Law
rence's Justly celebrated RGtadalis i'll my
family as general Alternative and Tonic,
with the most satisfactory results, and i
therefore cohscientiotsly recommend it to
the public as u Medicine Of rare and genuine
merit. JAMES W. DAVIS,
Sheriff Wilson county, North Carolina
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TIE ROSADALHS

The .tollo'eiag. among many hundreds Of
ou best citizens, testify to its@o@dfonS eH-
caey:
/. oERTIFTC1 TIES FROM PHISfcfA US:
BALTIMORE, MD, March 18th, 1865.
believe DIR. Lawrences "Rosadalss" to be
the Best .4Herdtire in use, and therefore cheer
fully recommend it as such.
THOMAS j. BOYKIN, NJ. d.
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NIIIIaIl1IISi ItI', T VDIWdTl ., I50S,
NeSSrS. G6ttU0rtig &c Co:
tteHtieaeH--I have sold all the "Poulterers'
Friendn | received from you last August
The poultry in the surrounding country was
dying very fast with "Cholera." / recon-
mended Your "Poulterers Friend and as far
as could learn, it has proved cure for the
disease. Respectfully,
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BALTIMORE, Md, February 10th, lSGS.


DR.. J. j. Laurence.
Dear Sri take pleasure in recommend
ing Your RoSadulis as II very powerful utter
ntive. | have seen it used In two cases with
happy results-one case of secondary syphil-
is, In which the patient pronounced himself
cured after having taken five bottles of your
medicine. The other q case of scrofula, of
long standing, which Is rapidly improving
under its Use, and the indications are that
the patient will soon recover. j have care
fully examined the formula by which your
Rosadals is made, and find it an excellent
compound of Alternative ingredients.
Yours truly,
X. W. CARR, NJ. D.
We know DIR. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be
q safe and reliable Alternative, &C., and take
pleasure in recommending it to the profess
sion and the public.
J.. A. SMITH, NJ. D.,
j. II. WINTSEAD, NJ. D.,
II. G.. BARHAM, NJ. D.,
w. G. DUGGAN, NJ. D.,
Il. BARNES, NJ. d.
II. w. KING. NJ. D.,
b. WOODARD, NJ. D.,
w. Y. BREWER, NJ. d.,
w. j. TUCKER, NJ. ID.
January It'll, 1868.
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3lubIit ano flriatr Sal,s.
ORANGE llsEn P0R SALE,
Tract OF Land

THE undersigned wishing to remove
Il to the West, mot North,) offers for sale
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on which he now resides, situated abont six
miles East Of Orange Court House. Oh the Or
ange and Fredericksburg Plank RGad, coli
tanning ISL acres, about 81 acres of which IN
untieF cultiVatCn, 60 acres under Il good
fence, part well taken IN grass, the balance
i'll timber. There are 20 young growing
fruit trees on this plure; is well watcred, and
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WOULD respectfully Inform my
friends and the citisens of Orange and tho
adjoining Couhties, that T have fllst re-
ceiyed large stock, of which, l wifi ensinfe-
rate, in part:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-02


New LUMINARY.-Mr. 0. Bowles
has arrived in this place with Prich-
ards Patent Hydro carbon Air Gas,
and has it now on exhibition at the
Eagle Hotel. This is generated by
means of an air-pump, generator
and gasometer, from crude oil, pat
ented February 4th, 1868. One gal
Ion of oil will generate 1000 feet of
gas, by means of this apparatus,
which will cost only about three
cents per thousand feet, while com
mon gas, it is said, would cost no
less than four dollars per thousand
feet We have seen the machinery
in operation and the gas burning
and do not hesitate to pronounce it
a very superior light. For full par
ticulars call on Mr.. Bowles.
We hope our people will take
hold Of this enterprise and that we
may soon see our streets and bust
ness houses brilliantly Illuminated
with gas Cam61vdge (O.) Times
Mr. Editor, is not 1000 feet from
one gallon of oil too much, and
is not three cents per thousand feet
too little?
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-02

CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTIoN.--We
notice a communication in the Will
mington Republican of last week
from Blanchester, over the signature
of "Soldicrs of the 10th Ohio" rec.
Ommending the nomination of Gen
A. W. DOANE, of Wilmington, as q
suitable candidate for the nomina-
ton for Congress, by the Union
Congressional Convention, which
is 10 meet at Wilmington on the 4th
day Of June next. Gen Doane did
good service in the army, and was
the Senator in the State Legislature
from this District prior to the elec-
ton of the present incumbent, Col.
Yeoman, and is a true and unainch-
Ing Union man-one who will not
back down from o principle he
knows to be right
The General, however, we appre-
mend, from indications in the po-
litical horizon, will not be allowed
to enter the field for the chances for
Congressional honors alone. Other
gentlemen have a ycarning for the
Injuries and perquisites that flow
from the national fountain Of wealth
~ Washington City. Gen. Doan
would make a respectable Congress
man, and should he be the choice
Of the Convention, he will receive
our hearty support to secure his
election.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-02
steamboat Disaster,

BY some means, in making up
our budget of news last week, We
omitted to give the melancholy fate
Of the steamer Magnolia and its
passengers, on its way from Gin
oinnati ~ Maysville on the 18th
ult. The Magnolia was a passen-
ger boat plying between Cincinnati
and Maysville, and when on her way
up, about twelve miles from Cincin-
natl, she burst her boiler There
were on board, including passengers
and crew, ia persons, SO of whom
were killed, and othersaRtdly injur-
ed. Among the killed was Mr.
Donald H. Murphy, of Ripley, o.,
formerly Government Assessor fol
this (6th) District. Mr. M. has rel
atiyes here, and was well and favor
ablyknown by many Of our citizens
This is the most disastrous ex.
plosion that has taken place on the
Ohio River for a long time, and ma
ny families in Southern Ohio and
Northern Kentucky have to mourn
the loss of dear friends b'' this ter.
rible disaster.
After all, Railroad conveyance,
with proper care, is the safest
means of rapid transportation we
have,
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The Ra5oality Bill.

The bill having for its object the
prohibition ofpersons from voting,
or the bill diSfroachisan0thos per-
sons who have visible admixture
of African blood; or, in other
words, a preponderance of white
blood in their veins, has passed the
Senate by a strictly party vote.
This bill, while it perhaps does
notin the. face of judicial decisions
enact that no person having a Wis :
BILE admixture of African blood in
their veins shall be prohibited from
voting at elections in this State, yet
its provisions and requirements of
oaths and proofs are such as to ef-
feet that result. 1t does indirectly
what the authors desires it should
dot designs to eyade the repeat
ed decisions Of the Supreme Court
Of this State, who have upon sundry
occasions decided that where the
white blood in a person predomi-
mates, he is aohite man; and if
otherwise qualified under the Con
stitution of our State, is entitled to
the right Of franchise. The object
of the Democratic majority in the
Legislature is to eyade the plain
provisions of the Constitution, by
imposing oaths and requiring eyi-
dences from the applicant at the
polls for the right Of suffrage, that
not one in a hundred can make or
produce; a test that is not required
of any other native born citizen of
the United States--a test which, if
applied to 25 gentlemen Of the Leg
islature who happened to be born in
the dark Of the moon, would be
very likely to prove n bar between
their votes and the ballot box.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-02

The Democracy in this State
are making pretty thorough organ
izations for the April elections, fol
the purpose Of securing the election
Of Township Trustees Of their own
political faith, They depend large
ly upon this result for their success
at the Fall elections. If they can
secure the election Of a sufficient
number Of township Trustees, they
think their chances for carrying the
State next Fall will be greatly in
creased.
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Sheriff's Sale.

A Tt0 o'clock A. NJ. on the 10th day Of
~ April. A. d. 1864 on the farm of James
DeYoss in Perry Township Fayette County,
Ohio, | shall expose to public sale the follow
ing personal property to-wit;
One white COW two yearling heiters, two
Spring calves, one black mare, one black colt,
one bay mare three years old one roam horse,
one bay mare, and one two-hOrse wagon.
Taken as the property Of James Devoss 60
satisfy an execution in favor OF Reuben Kelly,
from the Common Pleas Court Of fayette
County, Ohio.
JAMES sTRALEY,
I9t3w Sheriff Fayette Co., Ohio,
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NEWS ITENIs.

to the canal between Columbus ant
Portsmouth.
The Columbus City Council ha
voted to submit at the April elec
ton a proposition to borrow $l25,
900, for city purposes
The House Committee on Elec
tons has decided, in the case Of Ho
gan VS.. Pile, Of Missouri, in favoI
Of File by strong vote.
The heaviest snow storm Of Tho
season occurred along the Unior
Pacific Railroad on the Oath, Sev.
eral trains were showed in,
The Nashville Vidette (KukluS
organl has issued an extra warn,
ing Union men and negroes not to
leave their homes until after the
election. .".. ..."
The Winona Republican, bymeans
of Especial correspondence, collected
statistics showing that there are
about one million bushels of wheat
in store in Minnesota,
1t is reported that the Postohlce
Subcommittee have ascertained
that the Department does not pay
Wells, Fargo d Co., and the rail
roads beside, for carrying overland
mails.
The Oregon Union State Conven-
ton has nominated David Logan
for Congress, and instructed their
delegates to the National Conven-
ton to vote for Gen. Grant for Pres
ident.
The banking house of Hall d
Rice, at Junction City, Kansas, was
robbed on the morning of the goth,
of $4,000, deposited the evening
before by F. Rowalle. No clue to
the robbers.
The Mexican press, as well as
the judiciary, now denounces, as
unconstitutional, the law against
traitors, as passed January 25, 1862,
under which Maximillian was tried
and executed.
Gov. Brownlow has published in
the Knoxville Wing, a bitter denun-
citation of the Kuklux Klan. He
advises the loyal men and Union
Leagues to combine and organize
for its determination.
The Union Pacific Railroad bridge
across the Missouri river has been
located at Council Bluffs, which Sc
cures the passenger and freight
transfers and depot buildings with,
in her corporate limits.
The Senate, last Friday, after
spending five hours in listening to
the protests of Democratic mem
bers, passed over the Presidents
veto the bill amending the judiciary
law, by vote of SO to 8.
A very heavy snow storm pre-
vailed in western Kansas, from
Wednesday noon until yesterday
The snow drifted from
four to six feet deep in some pla-
ces, and travel is somewhat i'm
peded.
The Union Pacific Railroad is
completed to point twenty-seven
miles west Of Cheyenne and within
'our miles Of the highest summit
IN the entire route. The number
IF men employed in that section is
1000.
The House Committe on Elec-
lions will probably report against
Mr.. Hooper sitting delegate from
Utah. 1t was shown that, as a Nor
non Elder, he has been obliged to
AXE an oath of hostility to the Uni
ied States
A bill has been introduced in the
Lower House of the New Jersey
Legislature, making punishment for
murder in the first degree hanging
Or imprisonment for life, to be de-
by the jury, as in Illinois
md Minnesota,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-02

THE Cincinnati Enquirer is op.
posed to the law, passed by the
present Legislature, to prohibit and
punish persons for prize-fghting
The Enquirer regards the law as
very undemocratlc. 1t says Of the
Legislature aud those who may aid
In putting the law in force;
HTheir law Is worth as little as
possible, and they who should vol.
uateer to put It IN execution would
deserve to get soundly licked for
their ofIlciousness."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-02

The Impeachment trial com.
menced on Monday, and will prob
ably be pushed on until its final
termination, Notwithstanding the ef-
forts Of Johnson's lawyers to delay
and retard its progress at every
step, 1t may possibly require a
few weeks to dispose Of it, for
Johnson and his abettors make ev-
cry possible pretext to stave it of.
Witnesses at distant points will be
required by them, and If time is not
allowed to send for them, unfair,
ness and unjustidable haste will be
charged upon the prosecutors Of
the case. We apprehend that the
object ofcalling for these witnesses
will he appreciated in accordance
with their dement's, and that the
trial will 60 on with as little delay
as possible.