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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15

Stockbridge, Mass. place of l90Oin-
haBitants, has park Of II acres,-a gift
to the town; public library building
Of solid stone--another gift; an elegant
fountain, the marble figures of which
were executed in Milan, and presented
by New Yorker, who has a cottage
near the town and still another gilt
q carved marble drinking fountain. =
Such are the ways and .doings OF the
mean and horrible 'Yanks. If we had
twice as much money as the Yanks,
would we discover half their public spir-.
it? VIII there ever be Peter Coop
er, a Peabody or Liverpool Browl in
the South2
A female writer in the Atlantic Month
IL calls that delicious circular sin, @the
German"-''astute social device for get
ting young people alone together in a
crowd" ., ,..,.,g ve..I
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15

NICHOLAS B. WoRTHINGToN, A. NJ,
Professor Of Moral and Mental Philosophy, En-.
0tssh Literature, Rhetoric and Logic.
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N Office.
FARM WANTED.
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the estate
"A of r. NJ. Chapman, deceased, are earn
ostly requested to come forward with as lit
tie delay as possible and settle their indebt-
edness, III accordance with the late order of
General Stoneman, and thereby save costs.
- ! W. III. CHAPMAN, Executor
January g. 1869 =
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Afp advertisements.

JAMES HIGGINS, A. M, N. D.,
Professor Of Agriculture and the Natural Sci
cnceS.
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BATTISTA LoaINo, LII. D., -
Professor Of Latin, Greek, French, German
Italian and Spanish. Fs1I
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15

1T0fessorof Natural History. ~
NAJoR n. A. G. HANDY, A. NJ,
Instructor u, Military Tactics.
The Department OF Practical Agriculture.
Horticulture, and Pomology, is in charge
JAMES HIGGINS A. NJ, M. D.,
Professor Of Agriculture and The Nostttral Sci
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Course of study.

The Academic Course embraces Ancient
and Modern Languages, and all the usual
studies ofColleges of the highest Grade.
The Agricultural Course embraces instruc-
and the Sciences applicable to Agriculture.
Every Department of the College has been
thoroughly re-organized, and the students
placed under tbs strictest discipline. AZ
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15

The Southern Ch,rchman copies an ar
ticle by Bishsp WHIPPLE of Minneso-
ia, in which the tiendish cruelty and
bad faith of the U, S. Government to-
ward the Indians is shown in appalling
colors. Bishop W., calls upon the peo-
pie to rise up in Iebuke of this dabOl-
: Ism. In the same number OF the Church
man which contains the above article,
we find noble tribute to the late Judge
GHoLsoE. Is .ia iF ttia.
ID A new method of generating steam in
a Theoretically scaled reservoir, threat
ems to revolutionize the whole art of
heating public and private dwellings,
BY this method tea-cup~ full of water
heated by lamp suftices to warm a
large apartment. Marvellously cheap,
simple and clean-we shall hear more
of this discovery.
Political power sometimes attains
strength which can be likened only to
the forces of nature. To protect our
selves from the fury of the elements, by
whatever means may be within our
reach, was never thought unreasonable
or undignified. To incur prostration
In The mire, for the sake of being called
the oak and not the reed, is not heroic,
though boys and poets may tell you SO.
Resisting unto destruction the plainly
irresistible, is characteristic of barbar-
ism not OF civilization. Andrew jack
son knew when to yield. Austria after
Sadona taught the world a lesson which
will never be forgotten. Her conduct
was universally approved. The art of
bowlng or bending gracefullyis the sure
mark of gentlemen, as the proper tim
ing of the bow is the intallible proof Of
cultivated intelligence.
CHARLES DlMIrRY, Esq. carries with
him to his new home in New Orleans
the esteem and good Will OF the entire
press in Virginia. Eaft.
The WIG and the Mobile Tribune are
pushing the Empire with so much vigor
and alacrity that we have determined
to put our penny imperial whistle in our
pocket-for time at all events.
- .II.H
Stanton is the victim Of too much
brains; in fact, il labors under tune
faction of intellect. "Sandyn Stuart,
John Baldwin and John Echols are
more than any one village can hold
eomfortably-sayn nothing Of Mike Har-
mon. Bolivar Christian and Jed Hotch-
kiss. Permit these mighty minds tore
main in contact, there is no telling when
and how often we will be suddenly and
astonfshingly nconferenced." There
must be a separation. Staunton must
divide out her riches. We in Orange
would like to have John Echols. He
is big enough, strong enough and ener-
getic enough to set our apathetic coun-
ty going. would like also to have
"Bolivar." Though he is rather young
and is not fond of conferencing, he has
about as much sense as all the rest put
together, is walking encyclopedias of
literature, and most excellent company
besides. $50 say rF41
@N--
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hrQfessrof Not,.ra, History

PHIL MOORE LEAEIN, A. a..
Professor Of Mathematics, Pure and B,y,d
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Fan and Winter Trade, !,

consisting in part of Gents and Ladies' Fur
nishing Goods Ready-made Clothing, La
dies and Misses Dress Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Gaps Of all kinds, Trunks
Valises, Piece Goods, Tinware. Cookery,
a first-cIass county store, constantly on
hand aud for sale atthe Orange Bazaar. Call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All kinds of Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods, or the highest
market price paid in cash for the same.
FISHER 81 GOLDSTINE.
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Military Tactics.

The Military Course consists of stated
drills, and Of lectures on the principles and
practice Of War. = -.
Students are required to wear the uniform
Of cadet grey cloth, on parade drill, and
leave of absence. ~ 't1'7-'
CHARGES FOR FIVE MONTHS.
Board, Tuition in all the branches, furnish
ed Room, Coal, Gas and Washing, sI25.
No EXTRAS.
Sessions begin on the 18th of September
and LIST of February. -ii EE
Vacation from July LIST 10 September 18th.
For circulars or Information apply to the
College.
January Is. lS69.-3n.
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Agriculture.

The peculiar feature of this Institution, is
the blending Of instruction In the theory and
practice OF Agriculture with tho usual sys-
tematic educational training. The several
sciences EN- oraced in the course of study,
with such practical observations In the dali
~ lectures as indicate their bearing upon
farm operations, and instruction by illustra-
ton from the field and garden are the means
used to this end. 1t is not to be presumed
that young man, in the course of acqllir-
Ing his education, can make himself prac-
teal farmer, but 1t is believed that our sys-
tenn in connection with well stocked, well
worked farm, and the skillful practice of gar
den and orchard culture. has in il enough OF
the merely practical to accomplish our ends
to put the Student in the way of becoming
thoroughly informed A grleultilralist. -
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-01-15

THE Undersigned have this day enter
Il ed into partnership In the land business
and take this method Of Informing all who
have lands for sale In this section of coun-
try, tina. they have made such arrangements
as will faYorably, and promptly bring the
lands of this section, unequaled in climate,
ers., No charge made for advertising or 9TH
er expenses, unless sale is made.
Persons wishing to put lands in our hands
for sale, will please furnish US full descrip-
tions OF locality, character of SOIL improve
ments, &c. ad JOS. II. HOUSEWOkrH.
-4- VIM. G. WILLIAMS,
Ororoes n TT Novap,har 1870
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! !!
HAVING just returned from the
IL North with a large and well selected
stock of Goods for the -
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-22

'H For 81 1907 U,| n copy one tyear.
For $ s .. SCOPES one year,
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square, 70. EACH insert four Zines
constitntineoF a sd11arSe Ft519tbolI9g sgo0
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DAILY Or WEEKLY. Sun III ID safest meth
Cd is by draft III Post. Offte otdeE.h lin !
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ultiFs N CH1dknts. When Al

CARES IN CH1dkENs. When the
chicken is first discovered gaping,
catch i, open its bill, put small
pinch lof fine tobaceoiniits mouth,
anand g. littletwatgrsto wash it down.
VI One, dose viii. oftenpafFeot q cure
1.-TWO doses arelall that arelnecessa-
ry. The gapes arS caused byI 4
worm That is hatched Ill the 6hidk-
ems nosttil 6t head, cfdwis to its
NJ throat and there sticks and crows
until Az is large enough to kill its
siSiletinll yv51 We oPacco will cause il
to letygo its hold, md the ehiQk
pWallQWsfit Oh sneezes ii gen.
orally swallows il. Country W,
tleman. aaa4bE
#FNsaF7F HT 8Es FErJt
MI r hilosophicus advises those
who can't stand it to Sit down
Very reasonable that.
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,-'-~ TOMATO CATsUP.-~-Wash and
. mash the Tomatoes, boillthem hall
lanahour and strain through "a sit
ter. II, every gallon 81 the fluid,
add one quart,of strong vinegar,
two tablespoonful Of ground mus
tard, two Of groundJpepper, two Of
u whole, alspice, one, of whole cloves,
two onions cut very fine, and three
pods Of greene pepper cut fne.-
Put on the, FIRE, and, boil till ,sufi-
ciently thick, stirring Often. To
keep we'll it must be cooked some
time, and as it becomes too thick,
add vinegar. < -
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I q We G0iAUSIIN N! psgi7o sfF
J. N. FOLWELL, M D,3g ri lI;yg
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SPLENDID INVOLVEMENT TO ,sUBsCRBERs
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THE No 16N 1 y CRY II I MUTUAL LIFE

l. L. ., insurance COMPANY being q
home Institution, It Should be- preferred
I byy citfzehs of The South for Ioany lTea-
sons. .YTh ]
Es l. The money invested i'm it is retain
ed at, home, where il assists in. promo
ting Western and Southern trade and
commerce, in building UP towns and
cities, in developing our 'rich mineral
and agricultural resources ia, building
our great lines Of railroad, and in cult
|vatinR our boundless prairies.. For
these reasons Southern and sWestern
men should insure in it. .b35I8Jp3nH .
2. AS it's funds are all invested where
high yates of interest prevail, it can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
Fox this reason, all persons DESTROYS Of
rnalzinga certain and safe pfo Yisi0ni for
their5families, should in itnar
fJItsrlocal board OF Louisiana Directors
being composed Of men OF high stand
Ing I'll the community lis a0Buficient
guarantee that widows and orphans viii
be protected in their rights, when poll
csies issued by this Company mature by
reason Of death,o or otherwise h lIhis is
peculiar M this Company, Inc. other in
stitution Beyond the limits of the State
having q 1ocal boatH andI lis,7 therefore,
worthy OF the highest consideration.
N The Mound City issues the following
classes Of policies goo ,a7'8"J H"29.5
Y B91119Ordinaly Life Poliqies.7,
Dg BE Iimited Payment Life p Policies.
IN 40 3. Single Payment Life Policies!
V9 A. Ordinary EndowmentaseiAsstl.
,Y7doa hralice Policies. aad,bhA 3
,ntaa4y5. Ilimited Payment. EndoBmeht
49," o'-- Abstinence Policies. r
l50H 6. Single PgyInants End owneht-4
Assurance Policies. t9.
The aboEesaFq the most popular poli-
cies, but in addition thefednto, the
Mound City, issues B
n.H0rfeitihg Policies, II
Participating Policies, EAt
and in fact, all other classes OF PolicihB.l
t6 prArniamsarg payablefin eash, lbut II
the assured desires ONE THIRD Of tile
annual ar gqmi annual premium, ndy
remain unpaid, it being endorsed as afi
)intarest bearing loan on the policy htia
tl paid, og eelled 10y dlyidendB
Each policy holder viii share III The
PROFITS in the proportion he may
have CON IRIR JlEpFto the ASSETS
0fI the Company a.p III.
This Company makes no charge for
policy, fee Oh stamps ,sihii9u Il
The Louisiana Branch Office Ii IN the
Story Building mp Stairs. Nd.ts, Cor
net Gahap N Common Streets opposite
City Hotel, New Orleans MAINE III
I'll 78qaQ lRqHiiaaB II. SIhgiAlES,
State Agent for In, New Orleans 4,
lYgaIla IN agvt DAVID j. REID,
Il ri II. Agent Tor Calcasiau Parish
WIN. ILL., KIRKMAN, M. aD.,
Consulting Physician for Calcasieu
Parish, NOS
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- Tisa YeEsgsE III Ad0Fg, !
~ : cunning sometimes witty,


She = cnnnine-somesimes witty,
Es1 and ~ bae aoE t6la.qs aEBT
Iiss "a appia tibs qdd mellow I.
Nottoo Young and hot top DID 80
Half ilyHagi bali rsP9Ilant j 1gaaIaa
Tow advancing ard not shg / ylrasa.
TBafe il fnisahieff IN her iapgbfeE,s InHi
.fTh aang ari1 her eye.au'taaFai
.9aqnls1'aa4 ,gtis.mad9 .ssal.gJiegs
ahs.hhs sgB1i0dJbaman natpra, lasajgaa
she isschooled in every art /; t1a afB
che sen alaf diplona, sr8mea
tia 0i the3heaEth tsae
sbe S3B teiE tfle very moment 4os4 bnh
wi wien ID siah atd WHEN u Smile Pug.
ri, az Il I maiS 4 slo5ra 9s charming ..
T,,,f ~, \ ,,ise,v HI she While 'lh2 923
agiblal then nov seriUubioa
vtiII .bars prsfty face b9goias2 q msal
49, yo,, ~ a Y rvs she d wtetched, 2sts
4 sai9aned, fFigpdless, fearful 7at aumps
Are you mirthful Z how her ia'ls KY s4F3-g
yfisi2erauylndipg yin ring oqt4byG
CHE ban hlre.caaaE eatchi and play T199RYa
As an angler doesa, tgppt hol bsy7ss
i5aaf92 sdf 10 a4sdmn4 yilagy aaT
e. All fbld fossils" nearing A1tFyIfHt rf 4
oiiWHo drapiottipgs deep and WISE 5iao .
re- ssAioniaes'bof twenkHgpa ,ssqaq 1
with theloSesight in yepreEesTodj 1
sigtjFfn NAV 9graetisBall 4hgIlessoRsn h. II
ss rtfauddIft Capidi bihdS the aan i " \
SB All now O iitaes Rid6@ imOonH 7sq
t5,;aS I'm VA AK ana f5555f oaaH a7' 10
.Bf5bJg ll55 e2klGJ NeMi /
eggsvery light; stir with them
one pint of milk; slice some bread
dip into, the egg and milklifry ar
nice brown-sprlnkie powdered
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RFgAEyNN8 Getty, LIFE -TNSEF~.
RENEE COMP ANY. -
ssD5T fEoa
&4&s.2.. a&E@aEs ~ TaawEwItF gwB'
OF Sc. Louis, Missouri.
1aaH cit FL az sssga8sU

Cash Capital of $50, 900, already paid
Ia, with 4 eta9anded CapiL5 2 1-12
Nv r. tai III O8,B00. ahi III 17Hsi3
i.lu liE d9iaW most iil9lt8g ad .yBb,
1905 gT9
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lnm Lbmisiana Directors

.a9Em LOats1ana 4lA-EeSSCllEas''9A
Gov Gov. b. Ii. M0UTON, Of UyliH.t Mon
ton &Uo. ybGH 3hl ii saglaeJ
Judge L. T. MERRICK, of Race, Eos,
.~, ter & q. 7, Merrick.
+. Il. HATCH. Of Samuel Smith IL Go.
@. CHTSM, of Chism & BOydDia gHiR
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
V66RHTEsg 6fzG0 W.
7'4 2Banckeao& 90! sn,Segem gin0 !
THOMAS FpT1WILILAMs of q. Fittiz-
j7Oh william i&Co. uzIg avRd sW /
RI S!c1T0RSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. B. B. SHINES.
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PGTNA.Ml22s MIG ANINR..5 Z

ID UTNA M AL ZINE viii ab62, d
l. new National PpbGcat ii6n, support
ed by the best writer's, in each depart
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See Prospectus for the list iof these vii
tegsa With specimens IF what 4fd they " ssagf
.1D Hon stanton apbt5ts5E 4-sseets. 9of5wa4,
VIM, Cullen Bryant, ReY, Dr. Buskne1i,
GeoysWH4 iCprtiss pr. Hayes, Arctic
VoyageT, DR. Leiber, B. j. LOSING,
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Taylor RRQf Moses Colt Tyler. Hon.
.DaA Wells, ReY, Dir j, p. ThoImpson,
Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D., EvaFt IA.
DlHlYkinck, ESQ., &e.u yEc., and u, host, Of
brilliant writers In light literature as
well IA science art and, history. IN, IN. 4no
& Heightened papers on matfefs' 81, ma
tional interest popular science, Indus
trial pdrsditg, sound information and
instruction on important topics, will be
cultivated In the tighter, ar
ticles, healthy entertainment and pure
amusement orthe family circle will be
carefully choaen from the ample resturll
ces presented by ottF large circle of Don
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