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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

The Bureau of Vital Statistics ofNew
York has published report of births,
marriages and deaths in that city and
Brooklyn during 1867, which displays
some rsmarkable-wemightsay startling
figures. The report shows that there
were in New York, during the period
named, only 1913 marriages, or a little
more than two per cent. of tho popula-
ten. Brooklyn makes much worse
show, the number of marriages being
only l,349, or less than one per cent. Of
the antire population. OF the whole
number married in New York, there
were 1856 foreign males and 4, ,97S foreign
feInales-beihg two-thirds of the entire
number married. This proves what has
repeatedly been affirmed, that the pro-
gress of population in the Eastern or
Atlantic States Is chiefly-in fact, almost
entirely-due to immigration from the
Old World and the births from foreign
parsntage. OF the whole number mar
ried, 2,107 males and ,796 females were
married for the second time, showing
that marriage is not so bad condition
rs the grumblers, cynics and cxtravagant
young men would have the world believe.
or those married in New York, ,332-
70 males and ,2e2 females were under
20 years of age; $500 from 90 10 25, and
4,1S3 from 20 TO 30 years. 15S males and
80 females, over so years of age, were
brave enough to enter upon marriage
contracts. -Four of this number were
from 20 to 70 years old, and one of them
"a colored man, who had been twice
married already--was aged 81 years.
This would prove that the most marriage
bis period was from 20 to 25, and that
age offers but few impedimsnts to such
rs are really in earnest. Even with such
dlscuYugingss there is no prob
bility that the institution of matrimony
will soon be among the things of the
past.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

FIr FOR A LAwYnR-An old lady
walked into q lawyers Office lately,
when the following conversation took
place: LAdy-a.Squire,I / called to see II
you would like TO take this boy and make
a lawyer Of him.n Lawyer" The boy
appears young, madam how old Is hep"
Lady-"Ssven years, sir. Lawyer
"He 10 too young, decidedly too young,
have you no other boys older 2" Lady
20, yes, have several, butwe have con-
cluded 70 make farmers outof the others.
l told the old man thought this little
fellow would make first-rate lawyer,
80 I called to see II you.would take him,"
Lawyer-"No, mdam, he 10 to young yet
TO commence the study OF the profession.
But why do you think this, boy any bet
ter caleulated for lawyer than your
sir, he is just seven years Old to-day.--
When he was only five he'd lie like the
d--i when he got TO be six he was
sassy and impudent as any crlttsr could
be, and now he'll steal everything he
can lay his hands on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

To SAVE STAIR CARPETS sew
eral thicknesses of old carpet or canvas
over the edge of each stair. 1t isa good
plan to buy more carpet than Is needed
to cover the stairs, and move 1t several
times each season, so that the whole will
wear evenly; If stair carpets cannot be
changed in this way, they will not last
long.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

The Mississippi State Jeu rnal savs /:
Whenever whipped rebels agree to i've
In peace with the Union men Who saved
the government, order viii be restored to
the South but until this consent on the
part Of traitors e yislded, there will con-
unue 70 DO VIOuplvs 80 - =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

And then there were the peddlers.
dougbt out the popcorn boy to get rid
of him, because i was trying to compose
a poem for young lady's album, ana did
not want to be disturbed. But lhe game
right back with a stock ofopea-nuts.a i
took a few and hurried him away, and
he returned with some ice cream candy
and peanuts together but / invested
at once, because an inspired rhyme had
beeri borh TO me, and wanted to set 1t
down before 1t slipped my mind. u1
Then the scoundrel came back to me
With tbbacco and cigars, and afterwards
with oranges, imitation ivory whistles,
fig-paste and apples; and then he went
away and was gone some time, and l
was encouraged to hope that the train
had run'over him. He was only keep
ing his malignant outrage to ,he last
He was getting his literature, ready
And from that time forward the degraded
youth did nothing but march from one
car to another, and affiict the passengers
with sfsscfmen COPIES of the yilest blood
and thunder romance on earth.
"The Pcrjurer's Doom,n and 1.-THE
Deesperadois Revenge, were some Of
his mildest works; and on their backs
were pictures of stabbing affrays and
duels, and peopld shovin5 other people
over precipices, and wretched wood-chts
OF women being rescued from terrigc
perils of all kinds-and they are always
women who are so criminally homely
that any right minded man would take
placid satisfaction in seeing them suffer
STUDENT and violent death.
But that pedlor boy beddled these
precious books right along for hours to-
gether, and 1 gave up my poem at last,
and devoted all my energies to driving
him away, and trying to say things that
would make him unhappy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

The ruling spirit, strong in death, was
seldom, II ever, more remarkably mani
tested than In the case of Colonel j. III.
Foster, of the Pittsburg Dispatch. He
died on the 2lst inst, at the age OF 40
years and days, after u protracted i'll
ness, from consumption. On the after
noon of Monday, the goth he visited the
Dispatch office, and wrote the leading
article for the next days issue. While
sitting in bed, on Tuesday, he called for
the Dispatch, read the paper through,
and then, after a few words of conversa-
tion with his wife, lay back on his pill
low and quietly passed away.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

WITH reference to cologed suffrage in
tho Notrh, II Is reported that universal
suffrage for blacks and whites alike has
been established in Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island and Ten
nessss. In New York, a colored man,
otherwise qualified by age, residence, &C.,
may vote If he has freedhold property
worth $3.50. The question whether this
qualification shall be retained In the
Constitution Of the State, OF whether
colored men shall vote without any prop
erty qualification, Is to be submitted to
the voters as Q seperate question, at the
same time that they vote upon the new
Constitution adopted by the recent New
York Convention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-07

TbeHon. Galusha A. Grow has been
eppeinted Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committss OF Psnsyiva-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
LAND FOR SALE.

OURsUANT 10 decree Of Oraags County Court,
= made d Nossaber Term, s67, | will ell u the
hlghsa bidder. 81 the late rssidsnes II Dr q. n.
scott, decreased, near Durhams station. on Saturday
the Let day Of February 1865 that valuable rsct Of
land knswn a. the Green Tract containing one humid.
red and .htesa acres, we'll inprs,sd, adjoining the
lands Of w. Duke. A. Robsrts. and others.
Also enc other valuable tract Of Laad, adjesns the
Green tract Wiais0 Proctor. and others. ks..wn 80
The home tract, sand containing one hundred and
twenty-five aeres one third Of which 10 covered BY the
widows dover.
Terms Of ssis--Tvsvs nonths credit. with in,erss,
after sx moa,hs bond, with three good snrs,iss. and
lille reserved until The purchase msnsy paid. sss
81 IL 'elock. sss b sgs 80 s. ma4s4 Be
&c. M'COwN, Adsn'r. r. Com.
Ds:snbef 81, 1867. .Z#4. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
q MILTON CHRONICLE. i"

Intending 10 dissolve ny sonnse,isn with ths
sDlsvilLr Tisks' embrace this ms,hsd Of an.
neaneing nv parpsse - resume The pshhession 81
that old and popular journal. the hiEros cHzssi.
sls." In Ian. 1864. Persons wishing 10 ssssesihs
ere .sasssS 10 fsr.sd their nsH~sts Milton. N. T..
The pi.cs II the pspsr ulli he ~ ~ a siI ssths,
- - per snaam-- Psysble on rscsiri Of the hfst
saabsr. 10 ssnsnsy or pfesi.ioss- s.r
Adpsriiseu w,il Cad ina Psps csc Of the best ID.
~rnang nsdisus- 10 ths up Csuauy. aud q the
hssiss.s msa in DanvilIs. Riehmsass Pstsr'bafg.
O. Nsrsik. Bshiso,s and N. Nort civ. want the use
II rria,sf. ins iAsf iuiH pay, 10, ihsm
ApsERriss ~ TnE MiLroN cnspsicLE.
fwsni 1000 subscribers for sGsst. cs,wsI, farm.
sd fsr her ysio~ Issfishacs, hsrinlsi.s.nss wealth
sad pretty girls. will fo.sish Use hsnd,sd sf this
sulnhsr sns Pss.u. less famed. ~lil roll up BOO.
Hslifar, Va. Gfsn'ills. orsngs. AI.msnes. aud
ksskinshau. N. e, -ill more than make up The
tsissse aad Oid Pitsyiv.nia gill ran The msssurs
ever" FS~srd ysJr a.nss. frisnds saJ 10, sn -hs
wish ts sJ.crlise sssd along ihsn sd.sfIi.ex snls
. 4 Lite I,sm JESSE HOLMES. Ike Fol XII.
a." will bs published msnIh.y.
address me a hiliss. NC.
e. n. %. EVANS.
~ Brs.hsn 81 lhs press will very uush sbliss
sssy neIieirg. .. .@a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
HUGHESS ACADEMY. !

TSHE ssrt Session Of my school. siiaats1 Gr
1 miles north Of Hissorough. will eoamsucs tue
second Monday in January next @7@e
Tsi.ion per session Of twenty weeks. t1 %
Beard, inclading oil Necessary sIpsssss az
ssp, lights. per session. ~ 90
Board In good families in the nsishberhosS ssa bs
had ., priees below the above. It
~ 9. w. HUGHES.
December Z. ..+@o. IT. AZ
The Raleigh Sentinel and Dsnvills Times, publish
lkrss times, aud Sad bill to this efics. 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0saSer Cuusrr.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,

Court OF Pleas AMI quarter Sessi"ns,
November Teru. 1867.
Bsrshsss Hopkins. by her Gustdisn W. W.h'nssn'
Heirs Of Giltsu Hopkins.
Petition 10 cell Land.
TT sppesring to the sasisfseicn Of the Csutt thai
1 the ds.ndsuts are no, ishshtsnts Of the STATE.
Il 10 ths,sists srIefsd that publieaiion be made N
The Hill.ssfouga Recorder. . newspaper published
IN tbs town 81 Hilsborough. for cir weeks. Notifying
the said defendants 10 be and svpesr Al the nsrt sin
OF this Court 10 b. held 10 the Court Mouse 70 hil
b.r.ssh On she fourth Monday Of February nsrs.
,h.s ana ,hsse 10 plead answer Or densr 70 ssid pc
.i,;on Or the same will BE- taksa pro sonfssso, snd
heard or psite Is 10 them.
wi,sess. George Lays, CLERK Of said Court. Of
ofFre In lIiNslcroagh, tbs fourth hssdsy sfNossm'
- GEORGE LAWS. c. @. G. d
psss.b<f 10. Price siv. % ISIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
RUFFIN SELECT SCHOOL,
csswEi.L COUNTY, NC.

csswEl.L COUNTY, n. 4.
sHE Spring Ssaiup Of this school. situated near
Rufia station. On The fhsimsal R.Iltead. viii
90 Monday. The l3sh OF January. 1853.
GOOD p9pis 81 sthsr ser will 10 admitted, but lhs
SUBSCRIBER dee not vish receive such sddsl-
si 10 bad hsais. for tho sepW,nsn. II the members
IL this school has hitherto been exemplary.
rsRss rss sxs.ios " TWENTY ONE wrEks :
L.s.u.sss--The ,sa.,sI.nI u rssniy. five doll.r
Iaspcew.
Essl,sa tinIzHls-Thss ssirsisns Of Fifteen dol.
Iars in specie.
Hv,ie os Pilss Fosrs-Ths sqsi,.lsnl VI Rifsen
dolIafs in specie.
Tso jsllsns zoe the use ofthe lnrtrsmsnL
II the isi,Ion be paid 10 currency. The addlioa "
the specie shall mel exceed thir.s6ss Genre On casa
dollar.
Bssnd srelus.s Of light. either ooe barrel Of nssr
pr nonih. % $Is 50 IN suusney.
~ Young Ladies eau nnJ hsse Nth Tie teach.
ere.
Daring the 6fsi vesk Il the session pupils can 20,
.ss.tsysncs fom The sissisn free cfshsIge.
Ps,ioas -ssh,aS 10 psy their ssnisu 81 ths com
uraesmens Of The sssssu can have The hsnsfi u sn
pr cent. discSsns-,nsiueJ s,iIsts shall pay only
i-slhirJs 81 the ordinary prcs Of iui,ion-no shs,
ssduetions viii BE- asie sresps ia cases Il prolraeleL
aekuss.; ihsrsfsrs pupil. uill do veil 10 sn,st .hs
ssbsel ~ The 6rs u he s-sssn. Patrons ere sshe,,.
sd ~ '.i, The school frequently 10 sfdsr 10 see he's
,hsir shdrss progress. The society 10 good and III.
lossiien healthy.
+ JAMES ). d. MERON. Principal.
Rvthn s,s,isu. N. e., Nov. ss 10
Lf- Raleigh sentinel. capy twice IN daily. ,ut
twice 10 weekly. the DsavIls Times isst insertion.
aud forward baI 10 me, al Ruffn. Y. c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,

ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,
BroHr MILES SOUTHWEST OF HILLssoaouoA.
Preparatory TO Wake Forest. or sns other
4 College, or Tor The active Business OF life.
Third Session on the is,h Of January and
a. ae ends the La VI June following.
VsHE English, Preach, Greek. and Latin Las
i gusges. Natural Sciences. Arithmetic, hlsebrs.
cssms,ry, rigonsnslry, psepsrasoty.to Surveying;
Book Keeping. History, and The ordinary branches.
viA b taught. -s..z So .
Tuition, srs. sis. SIS. $40 and $a5. according
v course; paid half in advance. half first Of April.
Students from . distance, board 10 family with
Princpsl: Fifty dollars in advance pay, for Bio srd.
furnished .ooms. fuel and washing per session. Or a5
fo' half: otherwise Si7 per month are charged.
Paper care will Be taken, and decided discipline
enforced. to nssil moral principles % we'll % habits Of
application.
Builsings eommodisus, situsiion pleasant moral
~ and oih-r adrsntsges render the location desrssl
for school. Young ministers admitted al one halls
ministers seas and disabled Confederate soldiers s~s.
thlrJs tbs usual rates. or the latter on time.
Circulars sent OIL application and spplcstisnI for
board desired early
n P,crlitis. for boarding ones self, ., moderate
vrics. Asdrrss
H.. ". GATES. A. B., Principal.
Rock Spring, n. c.
References given shsu required.
Dec. H.. ls-ev
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
LAND FOR SALE.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!I

FURNITURE! FURNITURH!!1
WHr spend you, n.nsy %, Nsuhsfn Farsliafs,
w When you ssn BE- 90 wsllsuppI,d. end on such
ssssensbls tsfms. By ealing % he unjsrirnsd 81 his
WARE 4 0UM
"a Wsss ssfess. ssswssa King and rfyon,.ia HiIL-
Asfeask. N. G.
sug Kspi 90 ksad. and ssds 70 ssdsf, Burssss. Bed
Steals. Tables. Chairs. wsrjrsbss. Ws.hs.snJs, IL.
bpriss, Dssts, &c. &c.
The very beet Mattresses. 70 -hich ess bs used
fuckers celebrated Spring bottom he'd.
Uphosssring doas 70 order, Nth nsslnsss and Jis-
s. pllsh. Gsli Meuldiss faf picture irsm.s on hspd.
Wslna Coles from the 6nes. French pollen, Ia
kcrh CsrsIius Pine, hep, aud susd up Il .hor, ne.
= tee. s3fs nseff ssa#a
NJ hssrss has bean srpsiuied sai rs,rimmsd, and
sprisls 10 Town sad ssunlfy attended 70.
Rspsiribs ofaI kinds done 90 liberal terms keats
pui IN cid chairs IN nest and cheap manner. Let.
isfs sinaairy pfsupls sss~sss sud ouds. By mail.
when sccampsnisi ~ilh the cash. immediately Gllsd.
I'll Eneosfsss home industry. Ny er.s are mode.
: rsls, 40 york On the hive and lei I've principle.
Give me ssi. fsN
CHARLES L. COOLEY.
80 ian.k. - nan eFHa@ IT.
..ul WANTRDll0 BUSHELS
ira RisH PorATosssi u .resss .. ., Tia w...
aaelN staa ms5 .mag In. fosuE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08

- EXAMINING in the P.sr Othes in Hiilsborsugh,
~ n. q. on the LIST Of January. 1883. which il no,
,sken on, in enc month will 10 sen, The Dead Lett
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
1868

We SELL Gil ZAP.
An Homes, man ~hs owes ~, will pay W
before buying goods elsewhsre ior Cash'
.*-. 4@#s - BROWN d Co
lsn. g. asa.a...a- D. .frs .s.s#feg s@a- H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-08
lST JANUARY 1868.
SETTLEMENT DAT.

VoUR sesssnts and nslss are ready. bo,h o. HiIs.
- ssfssgh and 81 Asb.n~,vlIls.
Our credit 10 suffering Tor ~ani u The none, due
&C. sssds cold on SHORT TINE. and col ps,s for
ysl a..zz... .a...... ...-..
Plesss pay Up either IN monsy o. prsIuss. 90 that
% can meet our bils Osr heat lsnds sls those vho
psy up Pre@p,iy. e@@
> ]. 4. EuRRENTlSE. ~.+
ea@ TURRENTiNE d DICKSON
LAS. ..--... 81
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
9oetieat'
sAMB0's soLILoQUY.


Nor Alni'y "hats got wrong,
away up IN Bostonf
Is hlgger-suiIrage not de song
Away up in Boston7
now, Mass hadieal he's dead,
An /, myself, feels mighty bad,
About de news from Boston.
new YORK clean gone well I'll swear,
Whar, oh, Whar's our party7
Forty thousand-Tl declare,
It. Goodness, whar's our party?
Mass Hunnicutt, he told US all
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
HOME Lame AGENCY.


THE undersigned have this day asso-
= ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose OF opening a Home Land Agency. for
the sale or purchase of lands in the Counties
ofCulpeper Rappahannock Orangeand Mad
Parties desiring their services are REQUEST
ed to furnish description OF their lands, to
be entered upon the books Of the agency, sta
ting distinctly number OF acres, condition of
building, fencing, amount OF timber or
ment.
Lands thus entrusted to the Agency will
be advertised, and every effort made to se-
cure n purchaser, with the explicit under
standing that II sold at any time within six
months after application and advertisement
either by the owner himself or the agency.
the owner shall pay to the agency a commits
Ion OF three per cent. on the amount of the
To persons desiring TO purchase lands In
the section above indicated, and which for
health, good water, beautiful scenery, mar
keting facilities. and fertile lands, presents
rare inducements, this agency strongly re-
commends itselffrorl the fact that the part
ners are all we'll known to the citizens ofthe
above named Counties, and are familiar with
the varied coils of the entire section Being
practical farmers themselves and DESTROYS
OF aiding In increasing the number of enef-
getlc agr1culturtsts IN this beautiful region
their object will he to bring purchaser and
seller together upon fair and equal terms.
and with the fair understanding ON the part
Oh both Oh the only pecuniary interest which
can accrue to the agency rs abovegiveu from
their transactions; and the agency will take
pleasure in showing auy lands and Giving
any Information to purchasers Desirable, to
enable them to make q profitable invest
ment. i tltH TIflf q WI f 81. T77'fST'
Lands surveyed and mapped; titles exam
med, and no sale made unless satisfactory
assurance TO the purchaser of the true state
of the title. tf7le0 illrl ~. % 10 l7'ill-l'-,
The agency would respectfully call atten-
ton OF persons desiring to purchase, to sew
erai beautiful farms now offered for sale BY
them, short descriptions of which will soon
be arranged for advertisement and distrib-
uted to various points North. ndT n ~ ~.
Applications may be made at the Main Of
nee at Culpeper G. H., or TO j. j. Haisey,
Mitchells Station, Culpeper County, Va. II 4
-fst., a rrst..s fg5=sr,s I'D. IIAISEY, .rrh
III .,r sIll.5 ~ L. T. HILL, u -.
z...t4f.f 1900 Al. STOFER.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
alisesIIansuns Aonrrtissmrnts.
mARPER,s BAzAR,

A REPOSITORY OF ~
FASHION, PLEASURE & INSTRUCTION.
H4RPER'S BAZAR, the publicatio
II of which has just been commenced
Harper q Brother, is an Illustrated Week }
journal, devoted to fashion and Househo
Literature. =E
Itis the first Weekly of Fashion ever pub
lished in the United States. By arranements
which the Publishers have perfected at great
cost, with the most celebrated European
Fashion -particularlywitht the well
known Bdzqr Of Observation-Disclosures OF Fasn-
ions for each week OF the year will appear in
Harper's Bazaar simultaneously with their
publication in Paris and Berlin: an advan-
tage which viii belong exclusively to this
In country where Three Hundred Mil
lions of Dollars are annually expended for
dry-goods, to be transformed into articles of
dress, trustworthy and practical instructions
as to the mosttasteful and economical meth
DDS of fashioning these articles, become of the
greatest value TO American women. The Ba-
EAR VIII contain full an explicit Instructions,
with Illustrations, which will enable every
Lady Reader to cut and make her own and
her children's entire wardrobe with large
portion OF her husbands, Each alternate
Number will be accompanied with large
Pattern Plates, contafng from Forty to Fifty
fr f Patterns, applicable to every article
of wardrobe made in the family, with the
necessary Directions for cutting and MAXI
ing. Similar Illustrations and DESCRIPTIONS
of Fancy Work will also be furnished. These
patterns will be executed in Paris and Ber-
lin, and will surpass anything of the kind
hitherto produced in this country FIRE.
quent and elegant Colored fashion Plates
will be presented with the paper. Practical
Descriptions viii also be given of the Fash
ions especially in vogue In New YorlS-the
centre OF Fashion in America
Harpers's Bazaar, besides being the leading
Fashion Journal in this country, win also
aim to be present before its readers the very
| best specimens OF Household Literature 1t
| Will contain original and selected Serial Sto-
| ries, Poetry, Novelettes, Articles on the Top
| les of the Day excluding Politics,) ON Books,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
THOMAS i. MEH4TFEV-

tu9 . AGENT FOR THE q q q
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON co.
A LSO, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
4 in all kinds and all sizes of hard or AM
threcite Coal, by Car load or ton.
All communications addressed toll Lath-
erlands 26, King Street, Alexandria, Va, will
be promptly attended to.
July ., lS67.-ly@. y )lH ffHeE Frf WI
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
HOME LAND AGENCY.

Main Street, cuipspsr c. H., va.
j. j. IIALSEY, I. 7. HILL, A. ]. STOTER,
Lands bought or sold on a uniform Commission
a4a 0ftllTee per cent. TITLES examined ~
and Lands Surveyed II
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
NEW C0nnSt NEW CnnnS,i
40 TIE PUBLIC.

Il -dtu~ can be found at my old
Il stand 80 full Agency for the Stoves
and Hollow Ware manufactured by Charles
Hunter, at the Frederick sburg Foundry
Cook Stoves, Nos gu, 3, o and 10, Pots. Ovens
and SlSilicts, and all other kinds of Hollow
Ware sold at manufacturers prices, with
cost of freight to this place added ffT
j will also attend to the Roofing, Guttering
and Spouting of Houses with Tin.t RepaiT-
ing executed in the best manner and at the
shortest notice, for cash, efr ms ~ -ifIITI1f
April ~ IS67.-tf. ISAAC II. GRAHAM.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31
New Clfemp esasF, sfors

I TAKE this method of informing my
Il friends and customers that have Just re-
turned from Baltimore with complete stock
in this market, all of whichl offer to the prb-
lie at the lowest cash prices or in exchange
for any kind of produce. My motto shall De
to sell at the lowest price and that for cash,
goods before purchasing elsewhere. l will
pay the highest market prices for all kinds
country produce. SNOWDEN YATES.
Orange g. H Oct o. ISl7
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31

Mrs. General Buell. testified 1.-Two have o
Grover q Baker Sewing machine for seven
tuck ing, and everything that the fingers can
DO. 1t is preferred over all others on account
OF its durability of work, elasticity and
strength OF stitch, ease OF movement, and
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-31

Mrs. A. @. Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
Foss, writes IL feel 1t to be both duty and
q pleasure TO inform you with what satisfac-
ton and success have worked on the GRO
yer d Baker Machine for the past eleven
years. II lis SO simple in its structure that ii
is exceedingly difficult to get ii out of order
Both of my little girls-One five and half
the other four years-can sew straight seams
on it without assistance,p z4f