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Poetry.


Mary Oh Sees
"oh Mary, go and call the cattle home,
And call the cattle home,
AMI cal the ca, tie houe,
AclCss the sands of Dee!"
The west rn wind wild and dank with foam
And all alone went she.
The creeping tide came up along the sand,
And DER and Ger the sand.
And round and round the sand
As far as eye could see:
The binding mist can e down and hid the land
But never home came shell
so Is 1t weed, or fish or floating hair
tress of golden hair,
Ofdrowned maiien's hair
Above the nets aG sea?
Was never salmon ye, that shone SO fair,
Among the axes Dee.'
They rowel her in across the rolling foam
The cruel, crawling tsam
he cruel, hungry foam
To her grave beside the sea-
But still the boamen hear her call the cattle home
Across the sands OF Dee.
&C. Kingsley
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A Shreyvd Dodge.

The following story comes to us from Chi
cago:
A gentleman and lady entered a shop and
had begun the examination OF some dia-
monds. Soon man with a star on his
breast entered, and quietly informed the clerk
Inat ne suspected them. telling him to show
them everything they desired, and il thew nm.
dertook to secrete anything he would arrest
them. The display OF goods continued tor
sometime. several valuable pieces beng Quiz
etiy transferred to the pockets of the custom
ers. Pretty soon anot .er starred individual
entered and arrested the pair. Nothir has
since been heard OF them nor the diamonds.
The four were coniederates.
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For Sale or to Let,
THE frst-class three-stOry brick house with free
i stone trimmings, number 35 High street
For particulars inquire at Ne 30 Exchange street.
Spanish Consulate's, between 10 A. M. and 5 P, M.
April 21-dtf "
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WANTED


A MAN to collect bills and do other business for
"A Real Estate and Commission Office. Must de-
posit $500 tor security. Pay S15 per week.
M. NJ. LEE, fremont Row, Boston.
Dec 6.d2t sw1t
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Wtdasse-Aged Eez.
MeUacdt l2lJfr1n0 arm
40 THE LADIES'

HStectfc Me0acdt I9l1frlndrN,
40 THE LADIES.
". HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms. No. ID
1rsoie street which they vii find arranged for Their
Dr. H:s Eiectic Renovating Medicines are unriya,-
iso IN ecacy and superior virtue in regulating ali
female Irregularities Their action is speeific and
CERTAIN OF producing relief In a short time. ~
LADIES will find it invaluable in ali cases of oh
ater all other remedies have been tried in
VAN van. Nls purely vegetable, containing nothing in
sne east injurious to the health, and may be taken
by addressing nP HIIGIE III - ISsions'
ianl.looSd&v. No. II Preble Street, Portland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES
IN poor
HEALTHY !

One oil the best medicines probablv the host over
prescrioeo, lor the numerous and distressing all
medas med5s SnoWn SeoN;, as FEMALE COMPLAINTS, is
the Back and Limbs, Faniation Of tbe Heart. a,a
EslntneS,s, Loss of Appetite, Bearing-down Pain,
qnar or Pan, GI strength Retained Excessive
power, For Hysteria, Epilepsy. MeIanch"lv. &c.
sd;ss II an Snt nallble 1t is also most valuable to
mdo are experiencing the change incident to
aales make their appearance any be lurking about
nodd's Naly,r ana give caste to remaining days.
r Of s anu invgorator greatly assists la
ease and safety through, ''i ins 'n0"i WIFI
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY |
OF CANADA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EESR On and after Monday, Sept q, 1885,
SSXnY trains will as follows from India
street Station, Portland:
Express Train for Lewiston and South Paris. con-
at ITO A NJ.
bee and the West at Ito p. M.
Local Train for South Paris, and intermediate sta
tious, at 81 M.
No baggage can be received or check ed af,er time
above stated.
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From South Paris and lewiston at e1O A NJ
From Bangor, Montreal, Quebec and
the West, at 215p NJ
Local Train from South Paris and in
termediate stations, at sOOP.M
~ Sleeping Cars on ali night Trains.
The Company are not responeihis tor baggage TO
sny amount exceeding $50 in valne land that pers n
s unless notice is given and paid for az The rate Of
one passenger for every $500 adlitiona value.
G. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Local Superintendent,
Portland, Sept. 10, 1868. DIFF
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PORTLAND ROCHESTERR.B,
FALL ARRANGEMENT,

E*SssI On and sttor Wedres lev, Nov. 4.
ESSl1s2 Ss5s.5sl1s lses trains viii run as follows:
do ssengec trains leave Saco River for Portland at
JOY anu 2co "a H., and $40 p. M. Leave Portland
ISr El,; 2aco River T.16 q. NJ, 200 and $50 P. NJ.
12.15 p, NJ. 0A WV u Nj FoItiahd
The Dummy connects at Saeo River with The
So S.io a M M and III tram for Center WaterborouSb
SoaIn Marlborough and Alfred
~ Stages oonascs at &c mann for Vast aorn.r
y snoish, steep Falls, Baldwin. Denmsri Ssbsa,
n $500 .<oYou' a!rana, BrownGeld Fryebure.
- nsrtiStt Jackson Liningsoa Cornish, POI.
s'I' F5eedon, Madison, and Eaton, NJ II. va
, AZ buTton Center for West Buxton. Bonsv-raefs
asn sIhdington, Limingson, Limerick, NsSfsd
Atgsccsrapps for 5outh Wirdbxr. vz,,dh.r, NINA
ana North Windhsm, daily. ""'a nl'i
Portland, Nov. 2, 1865. dtI v 'Ae Ae'iA'n''
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COLGATE & cos
TOILET SO PS

III EIANTED-AssENT to $500 per
month, everywhere. male and female to
lE introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
~ Ia COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
HlESI MACHINE. This Machine will sutch hem
H lei, tuck, quilt, cord bind, braid, and en-
@ brolder in most superior manner. Price
81 only Si8. Fully warranted for five years
@ We viii pay $1,000 tor any machine that
b VIII sew stronger, more beautiful or
q u more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
'Eiastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and stlll the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from SIS
TO S20O per month and expenses, or a CON mission
dress SECOMB & Co., PIrTSBUKG, pa or B0S.
TON. MASS. ' " wv
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon hy other
parues paming off worthless cast-iron ma .hines nm
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is The only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured. octl9diw sen1swSm
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VI =
I'hE EEW ENGLAND CARPET CO, of Bos-
ton, Mass, established i,earIy quarter OF a con-
tury ago, in tne present location. in Halls over H.
rs. TO- q, 49, 81 So, IS and 81 Hanover Street have
proDaDiy furnished more houses with CARPETS than
any other house in the country In order to afford
those at distance The advantages their low prices
propose to SENT on receipt OF the price, 20 wards or
upwards OF their beautiful Cottage Carpetng at so
cents per yard, with samples of ten sorts varying in
price from 25 cts TO So per yard suitable Tor furnish
ing every part of any house. no14d4w
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Wanted.

ITO Let part of Office, with ante 1t desired,
l. IN one of the best l,c ,tions in the City.
Address p. o. Box 2130. dc4dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How to Get Patents.

HOW TO eEeE Patents.
For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
ton. For application send model not over one foot
in size, and SIC drst Government and Stamp ees.-
Specifications Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared: rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interfer-
ences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, 11O pages, sent tree. Address MUM &
CO., No 81 Paik Row, n. Y. oc<ilsd3m
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Wanted,

A GOOD COPYIST, a Lady. OF young Man from
"A 16 to 20 years of age. Address, enclosing SAM
pie of fp=nmanship, AID stating wagas per week ex-
pected. Box 2121, Portland, Me.
no30dtf
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AGENTS WANTED. m5ntS, saSs to PEh ssii
aI new DOOR OF solid worth and practical utility en-
sire.y onerent from anything ever published de-
signed ior the masses OF the people, and sells at sight
70 farmers. mechanics and working men. Over 200
eIgraV1ngs. Active men and women can surely
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Freight Wanted.

1-I Schooner Emma Bacon for Baltimore
IAN now lying at Browns Wharf. For
SZSn4IeS E. FREEMAN JR
No. 2 Union Wharf or
Dec 7-dlws Emery & Fox, Browns Wharf.
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Wanted.

" energy wanted as Agents for the World Mutual
Life Insurance Company, in thus city and vicinity.
Liberal inducements to men of t! e right stamp
Apply to A. HOWARD FRENCH, 100 Exchange
Street. room No. g. between the hours OF II and 12.
dec7tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

Resources of the Pacific Coast, by j. Ross
Browne, S4OO
Prince Eugene and His Times, by Muhlbach, " W
In doth 200
Paper, / 5n
Home Stories, by "cousin Alice" So
Under the Willow, and other Poems, by James
knssel Lowell, 200
Madame Therese. 1B0
The Goild Wife, by Capt. Mayne Reid, rs
Rural Poems, by VIM Barnes, $3.50
Hulsborn' Farms, by Sophia Dickin. on Cobb, 1,50
Liie Of Mark NJ Pomroy, by Mrs. Mary f.
The Aris of Writing, Reading and Speaking, ~
Dy Edw. w. Cox 15O
DR.: Howei.'s Family, by Mrs. H. B. Goodwin, 'V
Author of Mauge Sherbrooke, &c, 15O
Ihe Music Stage, by George NJ. Baker, 100
1 ne f.ower OF Liberty, by Miss Julia A. M.
Ruby's Husband, Marion HarIand, rs
Hawthornes Passages from American Note
Books, Set, 400
WomaI's Kingdom, 80
Cheap diton of Waverly vols. in one, 175
The Gates Ajar, by E. S. Phillips, 150
foemS py Lucy L3rcom. 1 80
New Edition of Mrs. Akers Poems, 200
Among the Hills, by Whittier, ! 80
The Ring and the Book, by Robert Browning, 90
JUVENILES.
Grandmother's Curiosity Cabinet, by Mary Os-
Uncle Rods Pet, IS
Rede. dale. by Miss Lee, IS
The Lutte Gypsev, bv Ellie Savage. 1,50
worth Grange, by f. L. PaIgrave, 400
Changing Base, by Everett, I25
Lion Ben, by Rev. Elijah Kellogg, I25
The Irsery Series in vols, viz:
The Sick Doll. in
The Guilds Auction, so
The Great Secret, 80
JACK, the Conquerer, by E. G. Bowen, $50
% ANY of tne above works will be forwarded by
mail upon receipt of price.
BAILEY Dc MOVES.
po13dtf Exchange St, Portland.
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WIDOW LADY would like situation as
II Housekeeper IN small respectable family
Good references given. Address
MRS. A. j. BLAKE,
decldtf Portland, Me-
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SETANTED-Salesinen to travel for manutac-
w turing Co., and sell b J sample. Good wages
guaranteed. Address, with stamp, H. d. HAMIL-
dw ~ = -
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FOR SALE.
schooner tor sale.

ToGNS. Pistols Powder, Shot, and all kinds G
retail rtrdges Tor Rifles and Pistols. wholesale an
oct15-eodsn, w. ID. ROBINSON,
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GOOD "sMART" BOY. Will require to have
"A good references. Apply to
CIR. CHISHOLM & BROS.
decld1t G. I. R. Depot.
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Torrey's Pat. Weather Strips,

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN SEND
~ for Circular and Price List. L. s. q j. TOR
REY q CO., Y Maiden Lane. New York. nol4 .iM
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FHEl0RANGEB NEWS. $
.aala- -etndnani- -aIT .al,.i..Q 9ninloll0 ~,
.a,oSATURDAfE, .JANUARY,le,l1S6S!- .
TTfUIJT

oFhR 'se 'efe{sf tQ ,es4ss4ess sAe figAt ef a.ie
, XIX G sSds SA % Is ei0 qls1 Il Sfos to pos 81 3
csainibatoAsljT i6ar ysNoieeaaaHHixaas 1d5t he
gsnrc questions mhich'mo,o deJitata, she' 4'sb7'c
nNiNads N4c,sa 1A they epiaig4 geot''ee ,erh 9,s
n5t57 Ba 81 the tafi;6af "a S shades pop,
Sltta Seati,htht Il, Tie sect5m?or toiint,y IN hich
Ola. columuss hse o,,eny therefore,,
Arrny eeq.pqHaicfttio properly xta,a,, accom-
3 geiaies!1, Biis &, hY cd Ils*'onss aams potpqasgql n
Mtf7 choiGttcr, NOR Absolutely inJuJioas az theif
'te,I,Ebc,,i 81 y ,hr"nrsr"Tsf u tsrll i:
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Order Removing the Governor and
Treasurer of Georgia.
: a. B WoIE.. AEs1H4H 81 4 ''aEEy - iss'

us - tstF'' Az III ati q &
n ChatlegJ. Jshki ins p,pisisionpl Geyern-
OF. and John Jodes Tsis @ Treasta1rser; of
the State of Georgia, having declined to re-
spect the Instructions Of, and failed to cooper
ate with the Major-G encral Commanding tho
PhiT Military Dinipt, arc hereby tthesed
from Office.
IL BY virtue of tho authority granted by
hs MbSlcmcatasy, Kokqpstrustidn jact ,ddf Con
gress, passed July 10Th, 1867, tho following
named officers are detailed for duty in the Dis
trict of Georgia; Brcvct Brigadicr General
Thomas H. Rugcr, Colonel Thirty Third In
fantry, to be Governor IF the State of Georgia;
BrqIyest Captain Charles aes T. Rockwell, .ordi
nance Corps United States Army, to be Treas
urer, gs, of t. the State s1 eft Gf GssoEsa, ss9a,s j.. 4,
III "; Tho atoye named YfHecrs viii proc bed,
Without delay to 9likSdggeyille, II geyille, Georgia, and
enter upon the discharge Of THO duties devolv-
ing upon them, subjGGt j 43 to instructions from
these Headquarters
by order of Major-Gcncral MEADE:
(signod) 4. g. iolS bIsSER, ssEl1lR A. A. A. G.
At1o4 A. NJ, this order was read to the
convention amid applause at section 1,
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STATE OR SOUTH CAROLINA, n...:.
OranGeburg District. 0''A'io"

/ I'y r. 4. McMicHAEL, Esq. Ordinary.
Whereas, Carolihe A9Aiihous widowahathinado
suit 10 TO grant her Letters of Administration of
the Estate and Effects Of Henry W. SIilbous, dec.
These are therefore TO cite md adh,onish Mi and
singular tho Kindred and Creditors. Of Tie said
Henry W. Nlihous, decd, that they be and appear
at ,Orangebprg q. H.. on the 2lst!dny ofeIanuary
inst, after publication hereof at II % CLOCK in the
forenoon to shew cause If any they have Why the
said Administration should not be granted, .iin4
Dolnn 1868. r. 4. MCMICHAEL1 ~
u jan,l3L2t u .Ir5s eAmistrfD geinO. @. D.;
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ,.,te..,,...
Orangeburg District. oi'''.oh'
BY p. a. McMICHAEL, ESD, Ord

By p. a. McMICHARL, Esq, Ordinary. ~,
!, Whereas Chqrlotte Heath and f. ], lBuyck, haze
made suit to me to grant them Letters Of Admits
dccoascd M. 4 v..tt,..l ,i;ty sa.,i.r ~
These are therefore TO cite and admonish all and
singular tile kindred and Creditors of the said
Francis b. Heath, deceased, that they. iho aud, ap-
hold at nrangeGprg,i Court House on 27th ,hay of
January instant aftcr publication hereof at III
o'clock in the forenoon to shew ohusc if any they
have iVhyi tho said ADMINISTRATION shopld.Ia6t be
sseG Gyea under ny Il fspa fa ts ts liday f's 81 ahs4y s;
Aifno Domn 1867 ~ ~ p, "a; AicNi13HaETjpi
-laFis,-N N. ,laA NH 1QhO,Rne
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port that the members present were qualified,
a6ih had been furnished with certificates of
Identity and that like certificates would be
k%nfhcA to other dclegateslJAt thoif affNAl.
Se}erM motions of adjoutnS ent ENerN then
'made, and successfully voted down. s. Il
! hsseon as breathing space. was allowed, Z,
l.. Varloza, delegate from Charleston, moved
that committee, consisting Of one delegate
from each district, t. be elected by the delcga-
ton, should be appointed to nominate suitable
ti6ctr >tor s.petnhncht organizatidn! Cnlls
ll,ntion adopted, aud the convention, after
Il little moro discussion, and voting, and calling
to order, adjourned until twelve o'clock to-
morrow. 4-..--.
Y wwEDSn WE nsDAY d5rH. 1
After some discussion rs to members not
having certificates Of indcntifcation, the hall
keeper was appointed doorkecper until per
manent organization.
The body then went into an informal ID dllot
for n{rro-m;7I 0ihv tAiiaa yved
recess s; Of fifteen minutes nj lis* was Sys moved nd
carried to allow the delegates, ,to!prerare thoir
ballots at the close of the recess, the ballots
were cast and on being counted the result was
as folqws'::'A G; Maekey white delegate from
Charleston, seventy four 9. votes; BIZ, Whites
more, delegate from Darlington, thirty-scSteshh
votes Thomas j. Robertson, white, delegate
from Richland, and temporary chairman, one
vote; James NJ. Rutland, white, delegate from
Fairfield, one vote. '.' y
!. On motion of Gilbert Pillsbury, white, dele
gate from Charleston, the election Of Mackcy
was declared unanimous. - er''r1 ~
E.J. R,nsier, light cdlorcd delegate fl6Shfaal
Charleston, then moved that committee ol
tlrGc s. SppoiltcdEtaIH HIit)oH thaAdaly elected
chairman and invite him to take his scat ~
president Of the convention. Il, ,rc-;, .,
The permanent chairman, on taking his seat
lAda R ysyN ,halcgat spseel }iai sshich lie
took occasion TO define his position on cert bin
importaltsI Idhtstio,iRs %%hich I9eM likely to be
brought before tho. body
NgM .>ex$ip".-Ihe first bssiness ip,, order
@ y eG%rsys ys $.z d Il s1setsd & IT, shis
Son motion Of VI wGipps4: i t2 ray IS rssssyysd ssl d
that, when the convention adjourn, it ndj9urn
I to meet tomorrow at 10 X. NJ. y - ="
Hi e. DcLarsc. gave notice that, on, topfr-
row he Would move to reconsider the moiio,
ciSciiHg Conway sergeaiita r alarms 4 rs 'i@
Peter Miller was elected assist;nt' Sergeant.
nt-drn,s!-l,rsali:ni Dickson Was elected door
Keeper. '''d''.4' 90 i1' ""',''9''f z AfS@
| John Fi,zi,y+idns vas then elected assist:
aoofkccrcr,' an1, 3stfdHt4 prosaeaftg furthic,
,fn he csa aa,lzation, tho co.isee,,.on adjourned
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ments, but up to .naanalla aasuct.i iosasal}
sumcd business. The President hassges yet
taken no action in the premisesI SXe
Stantousis %, ordeE this ater4s3n to the
smpbye 0fIfs EMKar M beAsrtm{ int tEh b had
pagsla Zen pos4sssioS of sho RossfSiiolof the
SsYaS ofid Aan@ drew aearhf f8soOd from
thesRay A SfisashsIea5 hisspiary astinss saARon-
sion.
1t is understood that tho President in no
way recognizes Stanton, and it ia confidently
stated -tbat, charges of inspbordipation hang
>otep Grdnt! Nothing dS6hit9 is Known, but
The feeling is quite feverish.
JAN. 1G.-Persons having afaits pointing
at the War Department. at the War Departs
ment say that no business has been done there
dusingvhe pasetws dayat s'i'o2 heh
1t is confidently stated that if the PresideHe
should adopt aGgressiae 'mewurcs, aBill, which
Ills already prepared, reorgdnizing tRcfWa De.
,partmoht, mndoHe6ning its,powers' andi duties,'
will baialmed diatolypp shea, ,thgoughra e~
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'spcoiai -courts in several Of the
districts in the Southern Circuit, I did not
consider it proper or just TO add to those bsif-
dcns, by aytb9sizinsa 5eensationt bo made
for service dss ssmero a4f rendered. q: Ef
Very regAPctfllly, siH youEe ebedient servant,
E Hp R. s. CANDY n
BW@Major' Gonerak q CdBmandihg
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-20

New KIND OF MAEE.--A little girl on
being told the other night that the eat
ing of meat for supper would give her
the night mare, retorted, swell, moth
er, IL eat butter for supper will that
give me the 6utter-mare ~ Her mother
was completely nonp'ussed...
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-20

Goapo SsvILLE ITEMS During the past
year, nine dwellings and twelve stores
and warehouses have been erected oh
Tuesday night. JACK ADKINS, the "town
regulator" slipt into the main sewer
and came near being drowned. On
Sunday last, there was grand gather
ing at the Baptist church ofall the sun
day schools in and around Gordonsyille
AN interesting, imposing and happy
event. Citizens of the place are struck
with the immense number of Northern
ers going South on the o. A. & NJ. r. r.
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REFERENCE:

We, tho undersigned, hereby certify that
we have head personal dealings with c. y
Cotton for stveral years, and have found him
to be an honorable and fair dealing man, and
one worthy the confidence and patronage If
the public.
DR. S Gowell, Rev ] s Green's Rich
ardson, Esq, Portland, Maine Hon f. X,
Bople, Belfast, Maine; Alonzo Barnard, ESQ
Ba .gor, Maine; Charles III Morrill,, Bidde-
ford, Maine; MIR NJ Quimby, StJohnsonville
N Y; VIM o sweet, Esq, West Mansfield,
Mass. .tE
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-20

TABLEArx AT G oRDoSsNlLLE,-A series
Of .ableaux for the benefit of the Bap-
tist parsonage in Gordonsville will be
given on Tuesday evening next, the oath
inst, on which occasion Capt. j. 5.
EwERs, the greatest living violinist, will
display his skill, VIII eli is said to surpass
shat OF Paganinni.i
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-20

SIoxs All the men we see at work
on the o., A. and NJ. Railroad are white
men. Coming by Mr.. Higgins's new
fence--wi Itch is we'll worth looking at
the other day, We could but notice
how perfectly it was constructed and
how rapidly it progre ssed. Three men
and boy were at work upon tall
four were white. This is the beginning
of the end. Alas! for Cutfee.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-20

IMPROVEMENTS. Mr.. ALEXANDER DA-
Ley is having his house, now occupied
by G. HELLwIG, newly painted; Mr.. K.
u. EcKLoFF is having his store now In
possession of u. j. BROWNING, thorough
ly completed, preparatory to going into
1t himself; Mr.. JOSEPH HIDENs new
dwelling is rapidly approaching com.
pletion; Capt. TON PEYroN is busilv en-
gagged Ii. preparing material for build
ing next year; and so, in spite OF wind
and weather. we 20 ahead.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-11-20
5000 TONS

OUBLE-REFINE ED POUDRETIE
made from night-soil, blood, bones and'oiiai'
ground to a powder
It's effects have peen most astonishing
doubling the crops and maturing them ten
DAYS or two weeks earlier. Equal 10 the peSt
brands of Superphosphate of Present crop, al
though sold only for Thirty Dollars per ton.
Packed in barrels of 80 pounds EACH