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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-10-30
Alfxanaria Ssaaf.


HOoe, Wedderburn & Co.,
(succEssoRs TO FowLE q coy
No. 2 Prince Street,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA,
OFFER for for sale their usual supply
STANDARD FERTILIZERS,
CONSISTING OF
No. PERUVIAN GUANO,
of recent importation and warranted pure
The price of Peruvian Guano varies with the
price of Gold.
FnwLE q co. S SOLUBLE PHosPHATED
PERUVIAN GUANO,
containing s per cent. of Ammonia and q
per cent of Soluble Phosphate OF Limei much
cheaper, and equal in effect TO the best Peru
Wan Guano. A permanent improver of the
soil.
Price sos per ton of 1000 lbs.
Double Refined Poldrette,. ....... -. $50
Miro Phosphate of Lime, ............ 90
Pure Bone Dust, finely ground, suitable
TO drill. MISUNDERSTANDING. %
P,Te Bone Dust, coarse, ............. 40
Pare Bone Flour. ................. 10
Sea F0lol Gatnno, .................. 5S
BrdMeB'S Hdtem ef-Ih0Sphdte, SO. DO
Goes Anunoaiated Saper- Phosphate, -. %
Ober's -. SO
Fish and Gpa,o Compost ........... 80
The celebrated alta Vela Phosphate. -. 5S
We also fill orders for
Baugh's Rae Bone Phosphate,
Turner'S Excelsior, Soluble Pacific,
Whdnn' Rao Bore Phosphate,
Rodunda and all Other Fertilizers hlso,en In
this market, at lo,eeSt cash prices.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SALT,
Liverpool Fine, of different brands, Syracuse
in G. A sacks. We guarantee all Salt we
sell to be what 1t is represented
PLASTER.
Soft Blue Windsor Plaster, Lump and finely
ground furnished in bulk, bags or barrels ut
at the lowest market rates. Address
HOOE, WEDDERBURN Il Co.,
No. 2, Prince street, Alexandria, Va.
August IA, lS6S-2m
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-10-30
KING COMFORT.

KING COMEGRT.
HAVING spent some time away from
IL home in order to test the merits of the
various Fire Place Heaters, we have return
ed prepared to offer the public something
n. ND. J..
We have secured the agency for the
SEXTON IMPROVED B aLTIMCRE HEATER
considering it by far superior to any Heater
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you retaining the purchase money until we
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RECEIPT YOUR BILL.
We are also prepared to receive orders for
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Our general assortment of Parlor Dining
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N. B.-Our ARRANGEMENTS are such that we
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PURCELL & HOY,
Corner King and Washington Streets.
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TO CONSuMPTlvES.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson viii send
Gree Of ehsrge) to oil who desire Il, The
pesscrtpsies ~ilh the directions for mskioe
end ssina the simple remedy By which be
was cared Of . lung affection and '.hs'
dread disease Consumption. HE ouly oh
jse, 10 10 benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
- It will cos, them nothing. and may prov,
. blessing. Parties wishing shs prescrip-
ton. FREs. by return mail, will please ad.
drsss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second Street,
William -bn'g. Hinge Co, New York.
May IS. 1867.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-24

has Just returned from the Ens'. whore No
has laid 10 the largest stock Of DRY GOODe.
&C., ever brought TO this county, and which
ere now being received by river sLd
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THE BEST

Muslins. Prints, Dslsines. Marines. Silks,
Lusirss, Cot,onsdss. Lindseys. Flsanels,
and pn other kinds Of Goods Tor the Ladies
md Hissss. His line Of goods for Gentle.
.nea aud Boys
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INFORMATION.

foformIisa guaranteed 70 produce . lux
urisnt growth Of hair upon ta.d hcad OF
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Of pimpies. Blo,ches. Eruptioas, etc. or
the skin. leaving the came soft, clear, and
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BY addressing.
Ta0S. F CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
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ERRORS. OF YOUTH.

4 Gen,lemao who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al
the efscts Of youthful indiscretion. will, for
she sake Of suffering humanity. send free 10
oil who need il. the recipe and directions for
msking the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit BY the
advertisers experience, can do 90 by ID.
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OG DEN, AZ Cedar
NAV Is, 1S67v. Street New York.
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GOOD NEWS!

The people Of Dubois and sfjuinirg coun.
ries ere respectfully informed that Il.
PICKHAKT OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-24

Also unsurpassed. consis,ing Of Cioths. Css.
,nerss. Casine's. Jrs"s. Sa,ioe's. Satin end
Silk Ves'ing. Wool Wsmus.rs. U.dershir,s.
Hate and Csps. Bocis sud Shoes, &c., &c. +,
ard almost cry kind Of goods you cali for
de has also
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Special Notices.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM

Providence, Ala. May u, 1855.
DR. IoHx Bull: I send you $50 for
CspRoS BIrrEns. Please send what il will
come to, after paying freight. to Columbus
Mise. I have been troubled for several
yesrs with indiges,ion; have had to take
pills every nigh, for ten or fifteen years:
and 10 February, 1864. was attacked with
general paralysis. was confined TO my
room for the balance of the year. and. in
fac, continued in a very weak and nervous
eoudition until come two mopths since. whe q
/ was pot undsr an operstion, and your
Csdron Btters for treatment. Icommenc
ed improving right away, aud an pretty well
restored. You're, truly, A. L. NEAL.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

Bloomington, H.. October IA, 1864.
Da. ions Bull: We made an arrange.
ment with your agent. July 90. 1854. for
selling your C.dron Bisters, aud are sbou,
sod ou'. We want Zone grose) twelve
boxes more without delay. We are intro
ducioe them readily. end think they answer
. good purpose.
Dss. HOGG e. CROTHERS.
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Louisville. Ky., Nov. Is. 1864.

Louisville. KY, Nov. Is, 1864.
I received this day the following, IRON
Lancaster. Kentucky:
DR JoHs BULL: Plesss send me in haste,
yoR ny ows USE. ONE rozeH of your Cedron
Bi,,ers. have tried them. and fnd them
ell you claim for them. They are curing
me Of consumption Of long standing.
Yours. respectfully,
G. w. SHINDLEBOWER
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DIR. JOHN BUL:l.
end vsnder Of the Celebrated
SMITHS TONIc SYRUP.
FOR The cuRE OF
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CllLLS
AND FEVER.
The proprietor Of this csIsbrsted medicine
justly claims Il . superiority over 81 RENE
dies ever offered 10 the public for the sAFF
cRRTAIH. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT cure Of
Ague and Fever, or ChilIs and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. He re-.
fers 10 the entire Western end Southwest.
srn country TO bear him testimony 10 the
truth Of the assertion. that In no case what.
ever will Il fsil 70 cure, II the directions are
strictly followed out. In great many cases
. single dose hes been cuff cient for q cure,
and whole families hsve been cured By .
single bottle, with Q perfect restoration OF
The general health. tits, however, prudent.
snd IN every case more certain 10 cure, II
10 use 10 continued In smaller doses for 4
week OF two alter the disease has been
more especially IL difficult and
long. stsnding cases. Usually, THE medi.
cine will not require any old 10 keep the
bowels in good order; should the psiie NJ,
however. require . cs'havtic medicine, after
having taken three or four doses OF the
ro,ic. a single dcee Of BULLS vCGE
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will b. sufBcien NJ,
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No. 40 Fifth, Crcss Street.
June ~ Sly. LOUISVILLE, KY.
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
BOOK NOTICE.

THE HoxH BOOK or PLEASURE AND INSTRUCTION.
By Mrs. r. Valentine. Scribner, Wexford 4 Co.,
New York.
Tho young girls and ladies d America viii feel CRATE
full TO the publishers for reproducing In this counry
this valuable and interesting work. 1t contains
just the matter that young ladies, whether In tho
CITY or country, desire TO enable them 70 pass their
hocrs Of recreation with pleasure ~ with profit
The book contains great variety Of matter. Guiding
descriptions Of open air pastmes, such flower toy
making. merry juvenile games ana games Of bail.
Then goody portion VI the work devoted to indoor
games Of all kinda Christmas games have their just
share Of rpacs, and the young folks are
Instructed In tho mysteries Of framework stories,
kusssn scandal, the game OF planting. the game OF
buried cities acrostcs, Riddles and y LOT OF other
pleasant pastimes appropriate tor the merry Of
How 10 Dress TDem," winch will afford great
pasmes, IN which archery, croquo d0nnoes, botany.
planned l. the young ladies desire work they will
hers learn how TO make any thing from pincushion
opera cloak In The elegant manner
Some descriptive articles home stud also fur.
nshed, containing valuable hints the best method OF
ssudyng music, painting, ilumoati0n wood sngra, Ing,
carving aud wax truit modelling. The work nlled
with age number Of engravngs illus rstivs OF the
subjects treated which wiL materially aid making
them easy understood by every reader OF ordinary
understanding Inc book will doubtless have vide
circulation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
THE PgOl CT NEW YORK.


II In gratifying 10 know that In addition 10 the multi
uevolent sndeavors much is being supply tho
pressng wants OF suffering and neritorious poor
other charities joinigg the good work enarg.
ing the general scope OF their philanthropy In view or
che unususl large number who out OF employ nent
and In oonsequcncc suffering as many OF them FOR
nssst in nlev ang ihls widespread dis by feeding
O large mum Der day the San Francisco Hospital, in
Filth strce, near avenue II. About ono hundred and
oevon five fed here yesterday, end the enton
g. " the means pernitths extent or which meaus
dependent on the extent OF pnvate contribution s-to
9eed ell who apply. though tins Catholic hospital,
0noer the supervision Of Sisters OF Churs OF the order
OF ST. Jos,rb, nothing OF sectlonsl,m m rues In its dis
pensatiou OF hiriiy. All that ID wanted to
know is whether the arpicint IL poor. needy
pud deserving. A. present only one meal
Or TO be gvep hero dailv-1 dinner additional 10 ts
CIV hospitals might wVt unity follow, aud which, II s to
bn hoped, &c them wfiitbe hospital IL fei with
raieuts There ara now one hundred and eleven in
Se institution, to sbou gwen suitable nccomnods
suns large snd AIRY, good medicines aud best
of nursing aud care Ia every way.
ON the principle "SunlI favors thankfully received
ana large proportion, avery good work in Tho
Nny OF charity is beng done nt the Girls Lodging
a.noms, at No 2o5 Canal street About hundred
and twenty gs under tns aye of eighteen VINO out
OF snuloyetnnt arc inruisned here with mesls end
Iodrjnea such ~ pay ore charged Eve cach
fur meal or a nignts luulrg but less than one hsf
are abe at present pay even ths small nomaai sum-
ihis charity not only sa,igg many young sis from
starvation. but from fate iar worse titan this Tho
aImonors et this charity Chdren Aid Society
aad IL cotlauiy deserving the hDeia contr,nIons os
the pdhlia
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

Accrpyvr on rrrr Troy lsp DosToy RoaD.-The 1ve
r. M pa senaer train over tho Troy and Boston Rsfosd
yesterday met with an accident Pc ersburg by the
tirring OF rail- the track Ine eng,ne lender
baggaeo car and 4, Messenger coaches thrown ID
track and all wero partially capsized and thrown
upon their sidss Fortunately no person was burt.
Conductor II. J. Clark In charge OF tue train and
had a escape Ho was In tho baggage car when
tho accident occurred and Was thrown IN the midst Of
several barrels Of ae which threatened the
over 10 roll upon and crush him. One barrel struck and
Knocked him over but did not roll UPON him. He
made his way 70 willismatown, distance of twelve
miles, foot and By hnnd car, where he toegraphed
TINS city Tor heip and snshs anu wrecking car
with tools TO the relief Of tue disabled tran
Tue cara and engine upwards OF ton hours hard
work, we're riQntcd and the us'u wont on TO North
Adams, arriving 'hsro 81 ngs O'clock thls morning.
7rJy Tines, Aarch g.
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U T A r..


Annual Message OF Governor brigham
Yonns-Ad,ni-~ioa OF Usah as n state.
The Salt Lake Daily Telegraph, February 25, contains
the annual Message OF Governor Young TO the Legsla
ture OF Utah Territory It's busness-lke document
and short and ptny. The Governor cong atulates tho
Legislature upon the favorable circumstances which
surround the Territory; declares that deslitu,on and
want are unknown; that the Territory only free
Indian iorays are at end; calls upon the parent
government TO indemnify those who have suffered from
'he hwiessness OF tas ssvages; gives the pach, Rail-
road highly favorable notice, and touches upon the
admission OF Utah as a State as follows
10 accordance with the OF the act passed
the last session OF tue General Assembly aud approved
January - 1867" which amended tho constl,u IIon
OF tho State OF Deseret TO make the boundaries OF
the Stae coincide with the present boundaries OF The
the propoe ed amendments were submitted to the pc pile
~ Tue general election held the first MONDAY In
Fooruary last and were ratified by an almost unAni nous
vote Copies Of the amended constitution OF the Sale
were forwarded 70 the Hon W. b. Hooper, Washing
ton, together with the enoral Of the General Assembly
70 congress for our adm ssiun . state. Early the
ressnt session OF Congress our delegate In the
house our aud memorial for adm D. vii
were read and referred The Committee 1srrtores
Tneir vews and lion thereon, n any have not YET
como 10 my knowledge; bot relation thereto CON-
mon With yourselves aud the dweers in these secuoed
vaos, feel srone assurances that the Supreme Being
who guided Us here Ia MS wisdom and bounteous siy
susians US in our aoors will order The result pro.
mote the welfare OF those who csavs unto him and
would be uy rscsi, I'd by people " Congress
would act favoably upon the many whicn you
nave sent 10 them Tor our admission as = State. and
ay ing aside all OF opinion and bigotry do
plegve them the rights OF freemen suffrage and ropro-
sentauon N tho councils Of the nation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
INCOME RETURNS FOR 1887.
New YOrk's Position and Contributes.
lErom tho Sprlngfield Rapuhllcan March

(From the Springfield Republican, March 81
Now York l. bound 70 be tho metropolis OF the West
Continert although she has already many formid-
able rivals Commerce and wealth inevitably flow TO-
ward great cenrss; and New York absorbed greas
portion Of the country's really busy ine. IL s hot
house OF TOLL the exchange OF the country. The
published lists Of taxaoe incomes that the cttv
OF New York returns as heavy tax As Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont and Massachusetts more than six
times much ~ Rhode Island, times al much a.
Boston or Philadelphia and eighteen per
than tho whole Of Pennsylvania Tho taxable in.
which internal taxes colecled in
the metropolis 10 1867 $ac 941, $780, Increase
Of more than $i3,ooo000 since tue previous
year This Immense Increase is the more as
tonishing because u has been made during
. YEAR when the agricultural regions OF tho
West exhibit decrease OF $24, 600 00O when Phila-
deIphs loses $l0 900 and hs middle Alto
getner $27 000 000 The decrease the West
beon particularly noticeable. Indiana has fallen OH
O00o 600; Illinois 000 900; McnisaB, So 0J0 000
and Missouri, 81 0O0 000 Wisconsin IL ooly West
ern State wucn SHOWS an Increase OF 81, 000, 900.
Chicago, with It's great enterprise and mammoth specu.
laon, shows only So 900 900 Increase. while New York
runs up $l3 600 000 Manhattan Is the prince among
cities la America and there Is deny ing her position
Tue increase of revenue from the New England
State. for 1861 is S3S 03S 270 the net OF
Middle State $27026 60S nst decrease OF the Western
slaes $24 40 increase OF The Southern Ststes
Sl49,2oJ. aud OF The Pacific states $7,439 los. The
aggregate for tho whole United exhibit
. falling Oh Of $3, $50 437 during the year.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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900 HENRY STREET, CORNER PACfgIu-BpARD-
.-),) 10 let with first class Board OF elegant Cor.
Rooms second noor consisting OF two very In rs
rooms, with spaclous closets and hal by re
sier not and cold water and every eonyensuce theso
have been vacated more thar
ry drsrable they will be reaied suite or ohar
wise; private table IL dered references gwen desired
No moving May
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

ARErnoSa The members OF Henry Clay Lodge NO
27T, +. and A. NJ, are hcresy Summoned to meet at
their Lodge rvom. No. 200 East Broadway tor tho pur
pose Of attending the funsra OF iais Master wIL
iiax ARMSTRONG, on sunday afternoon, o. one O'Clock
BHapLrr'-on Friday, January g. Josa !. Ba.pLEY,
OF pIsuro- pneu nonia, IN the 33d year OF his age.
BorE AT Fort Jefferson. Fla, on Tuesday, January
Is 1867, PETER g. BJyr., tue beloved son OF Charo3
and Jane Boy TO- In the 23d year of his age.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fury iuvncd 10 attend he funeral on sunday stersoon,
a. ~ o'clock, from the ssdeace oil his parenA IU@
Fourth street, Will ansburg.
BEipos.-At his residence 2i4 Rivlrgion street, on
Thursday, March 8. after shcrt Illness, wnLAx A
BELpos in his 45th year.
1be relatives and friends of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral on Sunday afternoon,
BrSSns.~ wednesday, Mmch 4, Charlie Drmoyr
BuSAsR, only son OF Dumont ard Charctts @. Bunker.
aged 2 years 8 months and days
The funeral viii lake place from the rosidence Of his
uncle Thomas X. Kaox, $40 fnth street. on Nosdsy
TurnrfL All brooklyn on Friday, March Q, MAnr N.
Relatives ana friends are Invited 10 attend the funeral
from ner late residence No 3is Gold street. Fulton
avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without
BurLst-~0n Thurrday, March 6. after a short Illness
PIERCE J. BurLER, IN the I4Ih year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the iatv are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from l9 hacd0ugai street
ls Clements paceI this saturday. afternoon, 81 oas
O'Clock, wit1out further notice.
CRuMxY.-0n Thursday, March 3. Jofs A. CRu<ky,
aged "a years and mcutns
hs friends and relatives OF the family rsspsct-
fully invited TO attend the iunera from tho resdsuce
OF ha parents, Andrew aud Anns Crummy, No. 1873
avenus h, this Saturday, afternoon, at oue O'clock
CARPHyrEr.--On Thu siey, March D, OF membrarous
Group at tho residence OF his parents Hscksnssc, N.
j., IssiSG RICHARDS CAnPssrEs, aSod 10 nonihs and
davR
Further particulars Ia Sundays papers
CoorRR.--ssu ddcniy Friday, March g. at the resi-
eencc OF her fshern-aw, No 23i East Tnlrty ninth
street JULIA Dean, vile OF James q. Cooper In ,ho
a7.h year OF nor age
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

1bese twenty-three VESSELS combine many Improve
mems In huh and machinery tue enGiues are from
litv TO seventy inches diameter Very many of then
have been remarkably successful demonstrating the
SKIN OF their buiders Besides this number, tho At
iantc Ocean Ia covered with iron propeors ranging
from hundred AID nty 70 four hundred tous bur-
den equal In their workings 10 the larger and boasted
productions Of Foreigners
With tins lis. of american architectural and naval
skii bsfors them and the ability existing TO produce
grader and NOR, nobe conceptions ike character
how long shall American industry and American
pii-e be enciouii BY the conunnance OF laws OF q
nature tha. The naon blush When they reflect OF
tho golden opportunities that arc daily slipping from
hands by the neycct-sha eay criminal neglect
OF the natlons representatives at Washingtons
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
YHR CAMPAIGN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.
CONCORD. March 3, 1858.

CONCORD. March 3, 1888
fnefs just single week IN erveniug between now
end the evsntui 10 OF March, tho people OF New
Hampsbrs are to proclaim their opinion upon the current
poucsi matters OF the day TIE struggles Of radicalism
60 perpetuate It's power and the efforts OF conservatism
20 win u have been long, sharp and excitinR, and on
Doth sides there will be Increased vigor and activity
until the closing Of the polls Tuesday evening The
whole country OF looking with intense anxiety
and interest to the verdict which Granite State VIII
render, and 1t Is that humanity Is not 90
constituted to fos,e for certainty what the result
will b. There numerous cacustions and anticipa
tions By politicians both big and lRle each declaring
and arguing iorcbly and undoubtedly sincerely. that
their own party will carry the STATE BY handsome
majority This has been repeatedly stated, but with
overy assertion the contest appeared doubtful
tn rssuit and in the opinion Of great many narrowed
down 70 . closer margin Than either the democrats
-aheir opponents willing sinit. The extreme
certainty OF here declared by the HrRALDs
CORE spoudent In the campaign, To haze
been fully i4stlei BY he Canvas which both parties
have mace and the results winch were duly
aonnoed 6y telegraph. fuev both figure up SO as 10
secure triumph over eich other anu when those inside
the various pOca rings differ widely they seem
to have done on question OF their ase strength
would appear Aimot ridiculous Tor third party 70 vol
Nntosr 70 settlo the matter Alter the election Ia
Is will BE- matter OF Interest 10 compare the actual
suit with that which the politicians OF both stripes
safter care VI canvass' declare It will b. Here are
! Il ier. q tf DSAocRArc CANVASS.
sinclair, dem. ......................... 1883
Hafnmaa, rep............. i............... SS ZOE
@vu0svi.... 1,oVo
Dividing doubtful equally Slucair's majority. 2,07a
kKIUILicAN CANVASS.
1Arman, rep. 88. <31
Sincinr osm. ~, lO3
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