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u Lar I'D HOTEL,

IslCAA-uON u, v y.
THIS elegant establishment is now
= compis.e in I'll its appointments.
III its structure and furnishing, particular
stte2tion has been given both to comfort
and style. 1t is remarkable for its cleanli-
mesa, Al I rs furniture is Of the best quality.
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard,
and reading rooms, on the Office floor, are
specious and beautifully arranged. The la
dies parlofs, and dining-rooms on the first
foor, are ecsy OF access, and free from the
confusion of business -
The table IL Eupplied bounteously with all
the delecacics of the season that this and
other markets afford and many of the sup
plies come direct from best markets of the
country. .-. ft f'Nfzl It-
The subscribers, in their new connection,
beg leave to pledge their hes. efforts to the
maintenance of this lirst-class Hotel, and
ask the support of their friends and the pub
lie generally. .-s5-..
JOHN p. BALLARD q SONS,
John p. BALLARD, a=A Proprietors.
WILLIAM p. BALLARD, $500.
f. STRIBLIEG BALLARD. tt' 4i'tsatt
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@xanss advertisements.
NEW fiLLAND WINTER GOODS,
A. THOMSON

- As NHVMOON #
TAKES this method of Informing his
Il friends and the public generally that he
is In receipt of q large stock of ..-
Fail and winter Goods,
embracing every article usually kept in a
first-class village store, The stock embrces
in part Clothes, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sati-
nets, Kellys Factory Cloths, Bed Blankets,
Iinseys bleached and brown Cotton, Drill
ling, bleached and brown l0-4, bleach and
brown shifting, red Trilling, ossnabug eolored
Cambrics, Red and white fiannels, Canter
fiannels, &c.,
For The Ladies.
l offer plaid Barathers, Brocalle Lustre,
lendelains, Black and white Poplins, Black
and coloured Alpaccas, French MerinoeS.
Swiss and Nansook Muslins, Jackenett Cam
brics, Check Muslins, Brilllants Calicoes,
Assorted Ginghams, Imported Rufiiing, Edg-
black and colored, French corsets, Hoop
| Skirts, Balmorals, Hosiery, Dress Buttons,
Velvets Ribbons, black and cOlored Lace
| Collars Silk Netts BRAIDED, Waterfall ketts,
| Nubias, Bertha Hoods Breakfast Shawls, q
| great variety of Cloaks, Spool Cotton, Pens
| Needles, Black and Colored, Ribbon Betting
| Ribbon Trimming, and great variety o
articles too tedious to mention; fine assorted
| city made Balmoral Shoes. A large stock o
| Shoes Hats and Caps. Glass, Queensware
| Hardware, Notions, Ready made Clothing,
| Coal Oil, and a complete assortment of family
| Groceries, all ofwhich will sell at small adj
| vance for cash, or exchange for country pro-
desired, deducting transportation for grain o
every description, Twill keep bags on hand
| to receive produce. .,t.G 8. lI#if E
Orange G. H., Oct. 25, 1857.
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NEW STORE

ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.
THE undersigned offers for sale, at
4 his new store, Orange G. H., Va, next
door to Chapman & Co., full assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCER ES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
HARDWARE. CALICOES,
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Denlorcst's Monthly Magnzine

Universally acknowledged the Model Par
Tor Magazine OF Amepica; devoted to Origi-
and Model Cottages Household matters,
Gems of Thought, Personal and Literary
Gossip Including special departments on
FashionsD instructions on Health, Music
AmuseInents, etc. by the best authors, and
Proiusely illustrated with costly engravings,
t0ll size useful and reliable Patterns En-
broideries, and a constant succession of art
lstic novelties, with other useful and enter
tanning literature. VIZ
Noperson OF refinement, economical house
wife, or lady of taste, can afford to do without
the Model Monthly. Single copies 80 cents,
mailed free. Yearly, g. with a valuable
premium; two copies, SIS 50 three copies, 81 so:
nve copies, Sl2, and splendid premiums for
clubs ut So each, with the first premiums to
each subscriber. A3-A new Wheeler Il Will
son Sewing Machine for 20 subscribers at SO
each; Address.
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST
No. 473 Broadway, N. Y.
Demorest's Monthly and Young America
together a. with the premiums for each.
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JUST received and for sale, a fresh
" supply Of extra No. KEROSENE OIL, alta
low price, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &c; ALSO
supply of machine oil, white Lead, Paints
Varnish, and Paint and Varnish Brushes.
august 2, 1867. II. ID. TALIAFERRO.
RLACK Pepper, Allspice. Cloves,
~ Race Ginger, Mustard, Mustard Seed,
Celery Seed, Nutmegs and indigo; also,
Brownies Essence of Ginger, for sale by
ID 5eember 8. 1867. CHAPMAN & co.
EERTILIZERS.-Fa in want of a Fer
Il tilizeI can be supplied at short notice
with Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, which Is
superior 20 Peruvian Guano, by calling on
April Il, 1857. 7. JPEYpoN, Agent.
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HOME LAND AGENCY.

Malta street, CuIpeper q. IL, 70.
]. J. HALSEY, t. 7. HILL, A. ]. STOFER,
Lands bought or sold on a uniform Commission
ofhree per cent. Titles examined
and Lands Surveyed ii
desired
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

I6t aar 4eI.T .as COTTON CLOTHS, &c.
The stock, which is unusually large for q
village store, has been selected with great
care in the Northern Markets, and under
circumstances which enable me to offer spe-
cial inducements to buyers. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. bind myself to sell as low as
any country merchant in Virginia.
Iexpect a small profit on all my goods.
ES- The highest cash price will be paid for
all kinds of Country Produce.
Noyembet %. 1867. q. j. BROWNING.
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HOOP POLES.

wish to purchase 10000 Hoop Poles 8
n feet long; 10000 Hoop Poles 10 feet long /;
10000 Hoop Poles II feet long; 10000 Hoop
Poles II Fleet long; 10000 Hoop Poles Is feet
long, for which will pay liberal price
Persons having Hoop Poles for sale will find
December 49, 1867. Il. w. KINCHEIOE.
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The COnyentfOn VIII Meet !,

"A ply of p r. and Granulated Sugars. pure
non-explosive Kerosene Oil, Tallow and Adj
anantine Candles, Soap, Nails, Lewis White
Lead, Glue, Linseed Oil, Putty Paint Brush
es, and many other additions to my select
stock, all of which will be sold at living pric-
es for cash; Call and examine for yourselves
November |, 1867. r. i. PEYTON.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


A passenger car will be attached to to this
train east of GofVionsville. ft"
The arrangements with stages are such rs
to avoid night travel after 8 p M in all cases.
Through tickets sold to all the above points.
Also to, TO all prominentpointsint the South
west, to Washington and Northern cities,
and to prominent points in the Valley o
Virginia, and on the Orange and alexandria
railroad. H. ID. WHITCOMB,
September ID, 1867. Gen. superintendent
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Prof. Henshaw, of Williston Seminary,
writes :-"My wife, from six years previ-
ons use GA Wheeler d Wilson machine, came
to the WORK of a Grover It Baker with reluc-
ed admiration succeeded, and now the Gro
yer a Baker has no more enthusiastic advO-
cote than she. The simplicity Gifts conStruc-
tion the facility with which its use Is ac-
Of Its stitch and its adaptability to all kinds
Of work, are qualities uhich do not all belong at
Gree to any other machine
Sales Rooms ISL baltimore Street baltimore
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stoves, PIOughs, Castings, &C.

THE undersigned offers for sale at the
Il Store of f. w. Kincheloe, a new and Sc
lect assortment OF Cooking, Parlor and
Dining Room Stoves of the latest and most
approved patterns; also, Ploughs and Plough
Castings, Straw Cutters, Corn shelters, Dou-
BILE and Single Shovel Ploughs, and Agricul-
tural Implements generally. All articles
warranted. The public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere c. Il, HUPP.
Orange &. H. Oct, 25, 1SG7.-tf
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
II SHALL apply to the Directors of
- of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company for the renewal of Certificate No.
Stock in the said Railroad Company, which
has been lost. The said Certificate was is
sued to Sneed & Thomson. and as surviving
partner shall apply for the renewal of the
same. A. THOMSON,
Surviving partner OF Sneed & Thomson.
October 4, lS67.-2m,
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BOOTS. SHOES. &C.
New Goods! New GOOds!!

WE are now in receipt of a fresh
w supply of Pure Old Government Java
Laquira and Rio Coffees, Crushed and Brown
Sugars, Golden Syrups, superior G. p. Tea, f.
Powder, by the pound or Canister, Shot, pure
Kerosene OIL Glass Tumblers Goblets
White Granite Tea-Sets, French China do.
Plates, White Granite Mugs and Pitchers,
&C., &C.. all of which we will sell as cheap as
possible, for cash-and cash only.
Oct d. 1867. CHAPMAN, & co,
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NEW BAR ROOM.

THE undersigned respectfully calls
a the attention Of the citizens of Orange to
the fact that he has opened, in the building
.las A NEW BAR ROOM, 5r.l .o
where he will be happy to see his friends and
the public generally, and supply them with
the choicest eE
WINES, LIQUORS AND sEGARs.
His stock is very large has been selected
with the utmost care, and he feels every as
surance that he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction to his customers. 7f.F-, ---
He also takes this opportunity to inform
the public that he will supply all Churches
within ten miles of this place with Wine for
sentimental purposes, at cost. =. .i.,.r
AN ~ ALBERT NICHOLS.
September 49, '67-tf ~ =. 49,
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NEW G00nS NEM G0nnSii
ITO THE PUBLIC.

r. .utu~. can be found at my old
IL srand- u full Agency for the Stoves
and hollow Ware manufactured by Charles
Hunter, at the Fredericksburg Foundry
Cook Stoves, Nos. 81, 3, 8 and 10, Pots, Ovens
and Skillets, and all other kinds of Hollow
Ware sold at manufacturers prices. with
cost of freight to this place added.
will also attend to the Roofing, Guttering
and Spouting of Houses with Tin. Repair
ing executed in the best manher, and at the
shortest notice, for cash.
April II, 1S67.-tf ISAAC T.. GRAHAM.
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SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY,
/ HAVE just received my Spring and Sum-
l. mer Millinery, comprising all the latest
styles of
BONNETS, HATS, de-,
to which invite the attention of the Ladies
of Orange and adjoining Counties.
MRS. II. l.. STEPHENS.
Orange Court House, April 49, 1857.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

Mrs. Wilson, wife of Prof. Wilson, Hobart
College, writes :-"Y6ar Machine Is such a
benefit to mankind that | often feel rs
though twould do me good to trumpet its
praises far and near. The one / have is OF
the piainest kind, but would not exchange
II for the most expensive ever saw OF any
other make"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

Mrs. A. c. Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
Foss, writes II feel 10 to be both a duty and
q pleasure to inform you with what satisiac-
ton and success have worked en- the Gro
yer 4 Baker Machine for the pest aleven
years. IL is 70 simple in its strSctnre tigat it
10 e1ceeliagiy difficult to get IL out CT or.ier
the other four years-can sew straight seams
on IL without assistance"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-24

Mrs. General Buell. testified 1--WE have O
Grover &c Baker Sewing machine for seven
years, in constant use, i;era1aing felliT-g
tucki.y, and eS sry thing that the fingers car
do. 1t Is preferred over all others Gu !. .couLl
OF its durability of work, elasticity and
strength Of stitch, etse u movement, and
simplicity Of construction"
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NEW STORE NEW GOODS I!
THE undersigned would respectfully
n announce to his old friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has Just received and
opened in the store formerly occupied by
Yates Browning, a large Stock ofDry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, and ev-
to which he invites the attention of the pub
lie. Z lls-L = tla SN0WDEN YATES.
oct IS 1897
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Nov. Is, 1867
EXPERIENCE THE GREAT TEACHER,

EXPERIENCE THE GHEAT TEACHER,
MES. J. CROLY (5ennie June) ties.
IVA titled 81 like the Grover 4 Baker ia
chine, IN tie first Place, because, IL bod any
other, should still waslt . Grover Il Baker:
en, having q Grover B.xef Id answers Q
purpose CT eli the rc5t. It 6os3 greater :
riety Of work, and 1t is easier to learn than
any other"
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WA NTED 5000 Railroad Ties, tor
w which l will pay IS cents apiece in
goods. f.. W. KINCHELOE.
June q, 1867. ie
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Fan and winter Goods,

TAKES this method of Informing his
Il friends and the public generally that he
IL In raeein of n large stock of
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A CARD.-The undersigned takes
n this opportunity of returning his thanks
TO his friends for their liberal patronaPe TO
MIN IN the past, and hopes by a strict and
faithful attention To business TO merit n on
tfnuance of the same.
tI Il. M. ,MCMURRAN.l
Culpeper c. H., September 90 1867. r.fs
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lust received and for sale, Forrest s
" hair restorative, Halls hair restorative,
Bachelors hair dye; also, letter, cap, COM
mercial and ladies' note paper, envelopes,
lead pencils, pens, etc
August 2. 1867. ii. ID. TALIAFKRR0.
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WANTED.

"FLOWER OF THE VALLEY"
WE have now on hand q supply of
W The Flower of the Valley Chewing
Tobacco, which we can recommend as some-
thing nice to the lovers of the weed.
august 0, 1867. CHAPMAN q co.
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned respectfully announces
4 to the citizens of Orange aud the adjoln-
ing Codnties that he is now carrying on the
TIN AND SHEET-IRON BUSINESS,
in all its various branches, at the stand for
merly occupied by his father, and Will make
TO order anything wanted in his line, at short
notice, for cash. All work warranted.
April II, 1SG7.-tf. JOHN Il. GRAHAM.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

m00 LBS. prime country Bacon;
AOOO 200 lbs. prime country Lard 20 sacks
fine salt; II barrels Lime; 20 kegs Nails, to
2Op; barrel Kerosine Oil; / barrel Machine
on barrel Spirits of Turpentine, for sale
low by H e. w, EINCHEI Or
November 20, 1867. = -
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-06

The Methodist General Conference which
adjourned, sine die, ON Tuesday of this week,
accomplished vast amount of business Of
the questions which came before it for adjust
ment, two, at least, are of great and lasting
Importance. The principle of lay representa-
ton, which was adopted with only three dis
senting votes, introduces into the organization
of the body new element of strength, the
effect OF which must be apparent in many
ways. The admission of the Southern
churches is a matter of even greater import
ance since it has direct bearing upon the
great national question of reconstruction The
South and toward the colored churches, by a
body so extensive and influential as the Meth
onists may well be carefully studied by the
former. The friendly course adopted by that
body may be regarded as in a great measure
representative of the feeling of the whole
Northern people.
The class of forty-twO which has Just
graduated from Union theological seminary in
New York, represented eight denominations
viz, Presbyterian, o. S. and N. S.; Congrega-
tional, Reformed. Methodist, Baptist, Episco-
pal, and Lutheran, and they passed resolu.
tons to the effect that in all their intercourse
with each other nc UNCONVENTIONAL differences
had in the least marred their harmony; and
also that mutual sympathy and concert of &C.
ton ought to govern Christ's people in carry.
ing the gospel to the world. 1t is to be hoped
they will continue as they have begun.
"A quite English custom prevails in con.
nection with st. Johns Episcopal church a
Portsmouth, N. H. Some years rgo gentle
man bequeathed sum of money for the par
ish to use in giving bread to the needy; ap6
on every Lords Day, after service, ten large
loaves of good bread are distributed among
poor per, ons.
"A few days ago conference was held in
Chicago to consult upon missionary work
| among the Jews of that city. The Advance
says: Several of the Jews of the city, seeing
the notice in the papers, attended, and Mr.
Henry Greenhaum, a weli-known banker re
| quested permission to say few words, ant
was gladly heard. He said his object was to cor
rect the idea that many seemed to have, tina
the Jews were an irreligious, goddess class O
the community. This was a great mistake
They numbered in Chicago about 5000, o
| whom 5000 were regularly enrolled as mem
bers of the six congregations now organized il
the city, and were characterized by an inteli
| gent regard for their religion. He had just re
turned from trip to Europe, and thought thu
English Jews the most ignorant and degraded
of any, so that it was not surprising that con
versions to Christianity were reported among
them. 1t would be found, on inquiry, tina
three-fourths of the pick-pockets in New Yorl
city are English jews. Establish your mis-
sion. among them, said Mr.. G.. 'and MAKE
Christians of them, or even Mohammedans
and we will not complain; but you will vast,
your efforts upon those who are trained in thu
knowledge of our faith, which we have nov
preserved amid all perils and temptations fo
4 900 uaars,n
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-06
Political Notes.

George @. Gorham of California has been
elected Secretary of the Senate in place of
Forney, resigned. Mr.. Gorham was the Re-
publican candidate for governor of California
at the last election.
The New York Republicans hold their State
convention on the 9th day Of July, the same
day with the Republican convention in this
State.
The Oregon election is not so much of a tri-
umph for the Democracy as was at first sup
posed. The legislature chosen Monday will
not elect Senator Williams successor, as his
term does not expire till 1871.
There isa Washington dispatch to the effect
that Chief Justice Chase will soon write let
ter declining any nomination for the Presiden-
cy.
The postponement of the consideration of
new tariff till next winter gives general salts
faction. The agitation of the subject would be
likely to divert attention from more important
matters
South Carolina journals publish a letter ad-
dressed to resident of that State by Mr..
Sumner, who, in reply to an application for the
removal of political disabilities, expresses the
opinion that to make exceptions to the general
policy in individual cases "woud be to open
the door to innumerabIe applications" 81
nope to meet such cases as yours by some gem
eral enactment" Mr.. Sumner adds, "and as
soon as the condition of the country will per-
NIT" he promises to advocate the removal of
all disabilities.
Ex-Governor Solomon and Matt H Carmen
Ter are the leading rivals for the Wisconsin
S9n4t0rQhin Ill l.
"A washington special, referring to the Ore
gon eiecuon, says that Senator Williams
stated some time ago to his friends in Con-
gress that Vhere was no hope of carrying the
State. The President has made effective use
of the executive patronage on the Pacific
coast for the last year, and it Is aonhtf,1
whether California or Oregon will 90 Rennb,;.
can again till the general government is in Re-
publican hands. So say members from tbe
Pacific coast.
1t is said to be a fact that the Postmaster
General has received letters asking why Pc
troleum v Nasty is allowed to remain in his
department. while bringing odium on the adj
ministration.
Dan Voorhees, is going to run for Congress
III 'he sixth Indiana district and Morton G.
Hunter, the present Republican member will
probably be his opponent.
The Maryland Democrats are in favor of
Pierce for President and Pendleton for Vice
President.
The Oxford Democrat is favorable TO the re-
election ofSidney Perham to Congress from
the second district. Poland and Lisbon and
East Livermore have elected delegates to the
district convention who are favorable to the
nomination of Nelson Dingley Jr.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-06
BArEMAN,s OprRA BouFrE.-The advertise

BATEMAN's OPERA BoUFFE.-The advertise
ment in another column presents with some
fitness of detail the rich entertainment to
which the public are invited on the 22d and 23d
inst The persons who have taken the matter
in hand are gentlemen whose position will
shield them from any suspicion of having act
ed in the premises with a view to anything
but the qualification of their fellow citizens.
They have become respons ible to the manager
for the very large sum requi red TO secure the
services of the company. The high price of
the tickets is necessary in order to protect,
these gua.antors from certainty of pecuniary
loss. No cons liberation of this kind, however
need be entertained by persons who have any
thing like an adequate conception of the merit
of the company, for the promised entertain
ment is not one of every day occurrence in
this city The announcement of the SALE s of
tickets other than those mentioned in the adj
vertisement will appear hereafter