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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City in
lieu of horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING. at O'Clock.
An Extra Train will leave the CITY Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at o'clock. On and after April 6th the Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock NJ
FARk-To and from the Lake day. Is cents. Pas
for GENTLY notify the Conductor
Of Train Fare TO GENTLY station-Feen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELY General Supt
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PROPOSALS.
FOR DOORS AND SASH.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAsTERl
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, April %, 1863
Sealed Proposals invited and will this
Office until IL NJ TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of May 1868 for
the delivery in this city Of
Al pairs Of SLIDING SASH, II lights each, l2xl6
Is fEA NSUMS lights, I0xl4
10 DOORS and FRAMES, IL inch thick, panels feet
by eet inches and trimmings
All to be made Of the best quality Of Cypress Lumber
Bids will be opened at the time above named, and bidders
invited TO be
The United States the right reject any all
bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Doors and
Sash, . and addressed to the undersigned
OHAS. A. rOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
Fifth Military District.
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pROFOsALs............. ........PROPOsALs.
FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERl
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, \
New Orleans La, April q, 1858
Sealed Proposals invited and will be received this
Office until II MONDAY the fourth day Of May 1863
for the deiye in this city within twenty @ days from date
Of acceptance Of proposals Of
III 305 feet OF Yellow Pine LUMBER
900 ieet Of Clear Cypress LUMBER.
2s5,U00 Cypress SHIN3LES-ls inches long
Lumber to be good merchauabe Lumber, in accordance
with speeih cations on file in this Office.
Bids will be opened at the time above named and bidders
invited to be present.
bids.
Proposals be addressed TO the undersigned, and
indorted Proposals for Lumber and Shinges.m
CHAS. II. TOMPKINs
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Qu4rtermaster,
Fifth Military District.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROA - SUM-
Il MER AkRANGEMENT-On and after APRIL LIST,
1868, the Trains this Road viii follows:
FROM CITY. LAKE.
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pROPOsALs............. ........PKOPOsALs.
FOR LINE, CEMENT, ETC.

FUh LIhEI CEMENT, ETC.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Oreans, La, April g. 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and will be received at this
Office until IL TUESDAY, the 5h day Of May, for the
livery in tn city Of
1000 barrels of Rockland LIME.
30 bal reis of Rosendale CEMENT,
$1,000 LATHs.
90 bushels Of PLASTERING HAIR
All TO be OF the best quality, and subject to inspec-
ton before acceptance
Bids will be opened the time above named and bidders
invited to be present
The United states the right to reject any
bids
Proposals be indorsed Proposals for Lime Cement
etc, - and addressed 10 the undersigned.
CHAs r. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Qaartermsster,
Firth Military District.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS GovERNEss N A
w Family, Teacher in School By young LADY who
Is fully ecfnpeteH teach the kngish Language Woud
De willing % take charge 81 small school Rsfe enees
given required. Address B. NJ. Pest Once New Orleans
IVANTED-ENPLoYNEN BY MIODLE-AGED
w Widow LADY a Teacher Ladies' Companion For
reference spply at 2l3 Julia street
WANTED-rO RENr-A SMALL DWELLING
w House between Felicity and Canal streets. Address
@. Crescent Offce- stating terms and location
WANTED-sUGAR PLANTATIONs-PARTIE
w desirous Selling Sugar Plsntafiors invited
lend descri have many inquiries for them from
parties wi hing to buy Elder Real Estate Agents
Fl Commercial Place, New Orleans
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF THE
city OF employ wishes to obtain situation in
kind Of business WI he make himself generally
useful good and at figures and not afraid
Of work Would the wholesale retail Grocery Bust
Office.
LUANTED-A GENTLEMAN oFMArURE YEAks
and who has had large business experience In New
Orleans wishes situation In mercantile house where the
would be sufficient support himself and wifi.
In respectable He feels satisfied that he could
meet the uirements Of any The ampest
mendations be furnished note lef a the OREscKsT
once 10 O. K s. will meet with prompt attention.
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CONS OF TEMPERANCE PICNIC.
THE TwENTY-sEooND ANNIVERSARY
or
Order ofthe sonsof TIE importance In Loui.iana.

The Members Of Pelican Division No l. S Of t. will cee-
bTse their Anniversary at the City Park NEXT MON
DAY. the 4th day Of May, 1858 An Grafton will dev-
ered Temperance addresses and Tracts will be distributed
snd Music and DareDg Those who fond Of
the light fantastic toe of graceful autfu sprghty
women, and Of cold water should by all attend Tenn
perance refrshments and collation. will be served
small tion-fy cents each. This and
phianthropic association will ouTi day
We consider this the useful Of all
liable associations Like the Masons Fellows they
practice charity but add to this virtue which chief
Of virtuee-Temperance We hope the ladies will by
presence at the City Park, manifest their spprOba N of
Society whose great aim is to reclaim the dunksd and pro-
tect the tempted.
W W. MCCARTHY, P g. w.P.
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EKN EST TURPIN. wHoLEsALs MAxUFAC-
II turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
DrSps, sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, JeiaOs Paste Gam
ments such Cupids Fio~ers, Gum Leaves Lyrics Dan
Phns Decorated Toys, cossaques Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Csstonages Fancy
mas and Nes Year PreseDts COrnacopiss Ne Is
oc Leves street, between St Louis and Cont stree New
Orleans, La
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-soURBoS STREET.
SUNDAY, MAY s. 1863.
SUNDAY, sd-BeDent Of Mr. and Nrs Grsvler. with the
assistance Of the Opera First Night Of
Drama eve and ten TsblesuI by Alexander Dumas
aud Magnet,
LA DAME DE MoSsoREAU.
Performance commences at u O'Clock.
MONDAY, tth-LA FAvORITE.
TUESDAY, sth-MARTHA.
Performance at ~ o'clock
The Managers propose to place disposition Of snbs
bers number Of equal those due them any day
before the close Of the Season except Benefit Nights
CADEMY OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES ST
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MAY I'd AND Sd
THE ONLY THEATER OPEN IN The CITY-CooL
AND REFRESHING.
Grand May Festival Saturday Noon.
Expressly arranged for Ladies and Children.
, SATURDAY NIGHT-A BRILLIANT AND sENsA
TIONAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Miss CARRIE AUSTIN and Mr. CHAs. AUSTIN. Double
Lightning Zousve Drill and Bsyonet Combat Artists also
Miss MALyINA EvERs the Popular German Danssuse.
TUESDAY, May Sth-Fst appearance this Of Miss
EVA BRENT the Queen of Song; also first appearance in
New Orleans Of Miss JENNY ENGLE the Celebrated sero
Comic Vocalist, and BILLY CAvANNAG9 Eccentric Dom
edisn and Genie Singer.
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CIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AS THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The shove Stove y per cent less fuel and bakss
ter bread than any other stove ID This fact
fairly demonstrated and incostessby at the
les and Agricultural Fair Of Orleans 1868 the St.
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed md delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered trads
II. HALLER- Agent,
No lSs Tchoupisoulas street..
ordesen at box No. 80 Mechanics and DeAls Exchange
No los ST. Charles street. the New Orleans Postocs
win receive prompt attention
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CITY AND COUETRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE BY GREEN ELDER REAL Es-
TATE AGENTS, q COMMERCIAL PLACE.
$50 Squares and 1900 Lets in New Orleans Agsr. Carroll
ton jefferson CITY, $50 Dwellings and Stores Of various
Farms and Redencss on The rsoad no sugar and Cotton
Plantations; 100 600 acres of unmproved lands
SonTBERN Plastic SLATE ROOF
- ING CoNfANY-t nice 81 Magazine sreet-Are now
hes. standard roofs At much less cost Also and
proof They are ewie prepared % vault. brick
street. -''' . '-'s '''''
I.UMBEK FOG SALE.
$50 600 feet Seasoned CYPRESS LUMBER,
Leyee assorted sizes.
JOHN H KENNARD,
6COmnercial Place
DE. j. MCDONNELL.
vETERIEANY RGEoN,
Mr.. VOL
PROFESSOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND
SURGERY.
ExAsstant Surgeon to Professor Ferguson Veterinary
Surgeon to the Queen OF England
OFFICE AT DR. ELLIorrs STABLES,
Corner BsrOnne and Graver streets, New Orleans.
Refers 70 NJ de LEArd H. B. Foley Duncan F. Ksnner
DR.. kilott.
CLARIFLED SUGARS.
100 Hhds. .GOOdals's white and Yellow CLARIFIED
For sale by A. H. D'HEZA,
once-No. 10 st. Louis street.
HAVANA SUGARS.
800 Boxes White and Brown GROCERY SUGARS
For Aleby A H. DMEzA,
omce-So 10 St Louis street.
MUsCOvADO MOLAssEs.
1000 HhdS Choice Muscovado MOLAsSES in Store and
Landing sehoone Cleaner Fanny Heating and Helena
For sale, in Lots to suit purchasers by
A. Il. D'MEZA,
Ohce-No. 10 ST Louis street.
REBOILED MOLAssEs.
$50 Barrels Choice REBoILED MoLAssEs.
100 HalEbbls E. E. =.
For sale by A. H. DiMEZA
OHee-No. 10 St Louis street.
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II MKENNA, LATE OF THE SODA WATER
~ Msnufactory OF McOloskey McKenna respe tfully
informs bis ends and the public be opened the
establishment formerly known Jezs Saloon t69 Cana
street. Of Dauphn, the Soda Water Mead
Pastry, Ice Cream aud Confectionery.
His patrons viii hnd the soda Water and Mead 10 he
Of the quality which has already made them 80 well
known, and all other articles OF the best quality
r.. MCKFNNA
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FOR SALE.

LOB SALEM THE THIRD DISrRICr-sUTT
able for Distery other manufacturing purposes
ng convenient to the nveTwo OTIS with large Brick
House,. used foundry, on st Ferdinand street be
tween Moeau and Levee with alley Price $500 Green
4 Elder, Real Estate Agents, q Commercial Place.
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EOR sALE........................ SALE.
800 barrels Choice PEACH BLOWS
1T barrels Kiln Dried CORN MEAL.
o.. 100 boxes SOAP.
sos barrels Extra FLOUR.
80 barrels WHISKY Rye and Bourbon.
Also SHOULDERS and CHI Ar SIDES New POTATOES
and ONIONS. CANDLES, DRIED APPLES and PEACHES
AL the above constantly on hand and for sale by
JNO. A. O'BkIEN
60 and 64Tohoupitouas street. near Poydras
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MESS PORK, SHOULDERS. LARD.
400 barrels MESS PORK.
81 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
80 key LARD
2U0 barrels CORN MEAL
CHENOWETH, CASEY CO.,
20 New Levee street.
ELOUR.."......FLOU R.."........FLOUR
800 barrels Choutau 4 Edwards's FLOUR.
100 half barrels Choutau A Edwards's FLOUR.
20 barrels Crescent FLOUR.
30 barrels "St Elmo FLOUR.
ChENOWB tn, CASEY CO.,
Agents for the above Choice Brands OF Flour
20 New Levee street.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-10

GoRDoNsvILLE ITENs.-The farmers are
now reaping the reward of their labors,
the wheat crop being tor the most part
good. Some of the most enterprising
among them are already pushing their
grain into market, hoping to profit by
the high prices,
We had yesterday well-timed show
er, refreshing The growing crops and
causing them to put on a smiling fnce.
The accompanying high wind, however,
injured to some extent thu fine oat
crop.
That greatest of all nttisantts and
most attractive of all ''cusses," the cir
Gus, Will be here on the 9th, aud will
"sop up" all the money the negroes
have so hardly cared in the harvest
field.
The Baptist Parsonage, now in course
of erection, begins 20 assume a hand
some appearance, aud under the man
agement of the enterprising pastor,
with the cooperation OF the ladies of
the congregation, will be pushed to Il
speedy completion. ID.
GoRpoNsyiLLE, July s, 1868.
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FATAL AccIpENr.-We learn. says the
Ilynchburg Netas, that Mr. JAMES CAR
sEILo, Section Master at Mitchell's Sta
ton, III Culptper County. while out
hunting sqliirfels; Saturday afternoon.
accidentally Shot himself, and died from
tn effects of his wounds in few hours.
lit had sat down to rest, laying his gun
by his eide, and in taking it caught it
by the mltzzle, wien the hammer Of the
lock catching on twig, the gun was
discharged, the Whole load entering the
right arm, near the wrist and coming
ont above the elbow. Assistance soon
reached him, but before a Surgeon could
be had to stop the flow Of blood, he died
from its loss.
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NEWS FOR THE r,e'RssG:;

WOCLD respectfully Inform my
= friends and the citisens of Orange and tho
adjoining Counties, that have hlst re-
ceiyed a large stock, of Whieh l wifi enhnfe-
rate, in part:
DRY GOODS.
calicoes, bleached and brown Cottons,
Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Ctssinleres, Tick
nSs and Flannels.
uARDN ARE.
Axes and Helvcs, Cross-cut and rtppd
Steel Squares, Hatchets, e'Risseis, Woodt
Screws, Hinges, Augurs, + .ocixs ,t'urry.C 'ombs.
Spades, shoyels, Coffee Mills, Rat Traps, Sad
Irons, Drawing Knives.
TIN WARE.
Buckets, oil Cans. Pans, Plates C Office Pots.
t6ups, Wash Basi'ls, Pitchers, Dippers, Stew
WOODEN WARE.
Painted-iron and white brass-bound Buck
cts, Lard and Butter Cans, Sugar Boxes.
GROCERIES.
Sugars OF all grades, Coffee, Ten. Pepper.
MoiasSes Salt, Nails, prime Cheese, Crack
ers, Rope and Irvine, Linseed Oil. Spirits
Iurpentlne, White Lead, Copal VRrnisli, Dye
Stufis, Masons Hacking, soap, Candles. fiae
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Cigars,
Pipes and Stems, Powder, Shot, Caps, tubes.
large stock of Boots and Shoes.
LIQUORS.
My stock is large and select, consist ing of
~ iiiiSN' anu IpuFDOn w flSkyr
seven wears old, Apple Brandy, eight year's
Old, fine Wines, French Brandy, Rum, Gine
which guarantee to be the best brought TO
this market since the war. lust come AMI
see, and can satisfy the most,serupulous.
| sell Calico for 10 cents; Sugar, good, IL
cents; Ito Coffee % cents, Cheese p cents;
proportion. Give me q call and will do my
pest 10 please You. T. J. PfYTON.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods.
January 3, 1868.
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J =.
With much respect and gratitude,
W. w. BURNETT
RoSa1alis Cures al Stin Diseases.

WILSON, n. c, September 70, IS61.
DR.. laurence: Dear Slr-In 1862 my son
now aged five years, was yaecinated with
what proved to be impure matter, which
completely destroyed his health. He has
been afflicted with an inveterate and eX-
tremely troublesome Eruption Of The Skin,
dalis was prescribed by my family physi-
clan, DR. A. d. Moore. After taking it II few
weeks my son became and remains entirely
3ceH. Yours, truly,
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iIEKNpoS is buslly engaged in writing
his Life and Confession. A late Yam
kee pictorial had a cut representing
HrRSpoN in the act of touching the dead
body of the victim, to sec whether the
wounds would bleed afrcsh. This bar
barous practice, according to the Yam
kcc paper, still prevails in the South.
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HOUSE AND-.L0T.FOR SALE.

V. a. HOUSEWORTH,
April Il, 1867. Orange Court House
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BONE DUST.

l-COARSE and FINE MINED, 2-F1NE,
suitable for Drilling. And j.
FIGURED BONE.
We warrant our Bone to Analyse Pure
Packed in barrels of go pounds each. For
Winter grain, Double-Reined Poudfette and
Fine Bone, mixed in equal proportions and
drilled in with the seed, have produced most
remarkable effects Sold as low as any arti-
Gle of same purity and fincness tn the mar
ket.
NITRO OF LIME.
We offer this Phosphate confidently as be-
ing aS good. ifnot superior, to any erer made
or sold in this market, containing n larger
amount ofSoluble Phosphate and Ammonia
than usual in SuperphoSphates. For Perlna-
nent, as well as for Immediate powerful eff
feet upon land, ii has no equal.
Price in New York, $500 Per Ton Of
1000 pounds. For Price Lists. Circulars, &C.,
applyto H0OE Il WEDDEltBURN,
June g. 1s6s-6m. Alexandria, Va
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tSPRovENENTs.- steeple of st.
Thomas's Church has been painted, adj
ding greatly to its appearance. White
wash has been freely used throughout
the village, adding much to its appear
ance. IL Capt. g. would whitewash
the remainder OF his fence, Quality Az
enuc would be perfect i'll les attrac-
iinnR
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IIoRsE REcovEREp.-A gentleman ar
rived here on Sunday, III search of
stolen horse. He described the horse,
and very soon Mr.. j. @. NEWMAN found
the horse and the negro who h I'd stolen
him. The stranger, without even say
ing "thanky," mounted his own horse
and rode oif,tthe stolen steed and the
negro thief following behind him. AL
together it was quick and cool affair.
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{. L. HuPP.-'fhis gentleman has been
selling what city merchants would call
'full line" of RussEII's Scparators
and other agricultural implements, be-
sides dong large business generally.
Good! We like to see everybody in
Orange doing we'll.
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IItRDW ARE.

calicoes, bleached and brown Cottons
ings and Flannels.
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EXCELLENT AppolSTNENT.-Capt. X.
VI. SuLLY has been appointed Depot
Agent of the Orange Railroad Compa-
ny, at Gordonsville, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. FREEMAN.
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REsIGNED.-Capt. Tow PEYToN has re
signed his position as jailor, and the du
ties are now discharged by Deputy
Sheriff, j.. HI lIotisEw0RTui
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Coon IANp.-A few miles from town
good crop of wheat was reaped from
land which had been in wheat for three
years previous, and OIL which not a fer
tilizIng particle had been used.
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Ref. Il. NJ. CARSON has, we learn, de-
elincd recently three different calls to
Kentucky. His congregation would be
exceedingly unwilling to part with
him
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A FAcT.-Thc girls of Orange are GER
taInly pretty. If the ugiiest man in
the world should come to Orange, he
would have pretty daughters. What
sort OF sons he'd have, deponent saith
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LOCAL NEWS.

LOOK OuT rot Man Docs. colorGd
boy named GAY was bitten IN Char
iottesyille, the other day, by mad dog.
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To SrMAG ATHERERs.-Persons in the
habit of gathering Sumac from farms
below this place, are notified that un-
less it il stopped the law against tres
PASS will be enforced.
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CRoouET The young men and maid
ems of this village are crazy about cro-
quct. Not content with playing by
daylight, they have had the wickets
painted white and play all night.
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THE SULPHUR PrMp. -Messrs, YATES
aud MCDONALD & RICKETTS, offer to sub-
scribe literally towards the repair of
this pump. Mr.. SeoTr will give the
land around it for a little park. Who
will take this important measure in
hand and put it through?
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-10

A FIKE.-The SCOT in the cooking
stove at DR.. GRIMES took fire some
evenings ago, and falling on tho roofof
thc kitchen, caused Il conllagraton
which was put out with great difficulty.
Damage small.
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ORANGE SPRINGs.-Will no one give
us description of The lands in the
Orangt Springs neighborhood?
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WANTED AT THIS OFF1cE.-A hoy to
roll one day in the week. One who
will attend regularly and work faith
fully, will be we'll paid. Apply imme-
tiiAtrlv
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TohN DowN.-The old residence on
hlr. w. II. CHApMAN's beautiful lot
fronting the railroad.
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of 100 miles to see the wheat on the
the Rapidan. There is hardly room
enough on the ground 20 hold the
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Baltimore, February ., 1865.

Baltimore February ., 1868.
Nessss. Gof,eorthB e 90:
My chickens We're dying very fast with
what my neighbors called "Chicllen Chole-
ra.' ! VA. induced to try your "poulterers'
ttiettd,'' Hhd it worked Ikea Charm. | gave
II as directed. and it cured those that we're
then sick, and | have not seen any synp-
toms OF the disease since.
Yours, &c, j. MENCKEN,
Cross and Marnor Streets.
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ORANGE MARKETS, ;::::;;..#J ULY. 10, 1868.
Corrected Weekly by @. j. Brorumg.
Spaia( Ylotites.
no Farmers and Planters.

~ bI asANES stat'a hasbsSkS'
Il The Lodi Manufacturing Company, the
oldest and largest concern OF the KIND in the
United States, possessing extraordinary ta-
cilities for the manufacture of Fertilizers,
controlling erciHSireiB the nisht-sOil, oifal,
bones aud dead animals OF New York, RroolI-
Ign and Jersey cities, MS also the great COM
munipaw abbatoira offer for sale, in lots to
suit Gust TONER'S
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A SWARM OF Bs.-To Il or not to Il :,
that's, &C.. I'd as lief not b as live to
Is, etc. But if | must b any other B
BESIDES the b d, I'd rather B b.
JOHNSON BARDOUR
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REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.

Watches, Clocks ind Jewelfy repaired in
the best manner, and warranted. Large
plain Gold things, Silver and Platcdware
engraved in beautiful style free Of Charge.
Orders from the country and the adjacent
Counties will receive prompt attention.
store Room on Main Street, Culpepcr Va.
Muy ID ISt;S-Iy
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Rosada!is ,riH cure the rery ,rorst cases Of
Chronic rheumatism.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Fcbrulry ., 1865.
Captain j. IL. Baker.
Dear Sl'-Thisf is to certify that have been
afflicted with Rheumatism for the last five
or six years, many times unable to move. l
tried all medicines Recommended to me for
the disease, without receiving any benefit
Having heard "Itosadalis'' highly spoken of
procured q bottle, and finding some relief,
continued it until am happy to say that
am completely we'll
not only consider this "Rosadals'' q SOW
ereign remedy for rheumatism, but / be-
lieve 1T also preventative, and cheerfully
recommend it to the afflicted"
Yours very truly, JAMES WEBB.