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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08
KALI sHHET.

IN consequences of the illness of our
principal compositor aud pressman,
aud otier circumstancessoyefw which we
have. no control, we print but hali
shest this week.
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Sfhopis..
IOInOIIN SCHOOL.

MIDDLEBURG, .LoUDoUN COUNTY. VA.
TliE design Of this School Is 10 give a
4 thorough preparation for the University,
or the bust Tess of life. si5tg Li,xn.z.t,
The fifth session will open on The lirst OF
September next. and close on the 10Th OF the
following June. 1t is very desirable thnt pu-
pills should be present on the opening Jay.
long spiourn in Paris enables the FIN
cipal tl promise unusual advantages 10 pu-
pills desirous of acquiring thorough know.
ledge and correct pronunciation OF the
French language IL .s.,..s.y..s =,
MIR. John Lee Logan viii nave charge OF
the Mathematical branches.
The village OF Middleburg Is situated with
in sight oil the Blue Ridge MOUNTAINS, N
einia he heathfulness OF the climate, and
the refinement of the society of this portion
Of the State, are we'll known '3a..s -,lf l>ls
ST. EIfom Hon. J. n. 7ttcker.l 7ia
~ gs a9s BALTIMORE, May /. 1862.
MY. DEAR SrR:-It gives me peculiar plea
sure to say 70 you, what nave saia 70 o'i,. at
Your system of instruction, you have admir-
ably succeeded in establishing one OF the We
y best schools in your state. The progress
made by my son and my nephew, as wei as
by yothers.withwhomI ] have been associated,
has been very gratifying, in diligence, accu-
racy, and energy Which your system SO re-
Your thorough acquaintance with the An
Client classics, and With the French language,
and your enthusiastic taste for their study ,
has ffe0teu nfltOilR yOUf sCiOiui5
feeling. which is an assurance of solid pro-
uress. The generous emulation among them
| sor thereward of your approval, Is one oi the
marked characteristics of yonr exceiieht
system of teaching. lul -.
- Your ex eeilent Assistant in Mathematics
| is equal to complete instruction In that de-
| partnent.
are assured to your scholars, your school u
destined, beyond doubt, TO a permanent ana
! extensive success and but repeat 10 you
! ~. .sfa .afh
ence fhe congratulations expressed to you
al the last session upon the steady increase
| OF your school.
| ( Though | have removed from your town
| SO great is my confidence in your cap;tciiy
| tIat shall commit my son 70 your Iraininl
| until he is prepared for the University.
/ You have my thanks for the advantages
\ my children have had under your care; aho
Tor our com plete, success, my warinest ana
| sincere wishes. AIl a.,s l.l, - a0i91i 2
/ l. II. TUCKER.
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ceNeREss1oNAL MORALS,

The New York San but echoes the
sentiment OF the respectable press
the country, when It esti-
mates the morals of Congress as at q
very low eb5, judging from the vote on
the resolution to expcl Tennessee hut
Ter. 1t has the frankness TO say: zine
tact that 50 large proportion OF th''
House of Representatives are oI opinion
that the traffic in cadetships Is noi
a ,tiicien. cause tor tho expulsion of Mr.
Butler, shows a lower state OF morally
In that body than it has generally mao
credit Tor. Ii a member may sell ca
detship and still be worthy TO ait III tue
House and legislate for the people oil the
| limited States. why may he not sell hiS
own vote? There is difference between
the two. it is true; but this difference Is
not SO great as that between seiiihg
cadet hips and honestly distributing
Them in compliance with the spirit OF
1.-THE law. lxi i
i Falsehood and credulity go together
a. two branches of one limb. tacitus
and Bacon have noted this. tsn9an'
. SINAI cred,ntque, says the latter. ANA
now YOU know Why the Yankee lied NJ
much and believed lying bulletins dnr-
t iny the war. Fact ls, We people OF 'ns
), south are lhe only truthful and sehs'
o BILE people in the world!!
Men are like books. You can't tel
u what's ms dc of 'em by looking a
their title pages.
,e Professor Tyndall. after many e1
,d ,eriments. has reached the conclusion
: that cotton wool (raw eotton) respira
,y tors worn over the nose will keep Oh
NJ most contagious and infectious dis
t eases.
late number of the London DIS
W match contains grave editorial articl
oc in favor OF uniting England and IN
W United states under one governmeH
"a rbis. il says. is the cure Tor Fenia"isl
eh .,d- the annrxation lever in Canad@'
nt - -
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Aatihs Nirainian
;. ..GORDONSyILLR, ,vA...s~,
xEwsPAPER LAWS.

FRIDAY MoRNINea,,...i;;;HArRrL, $, 1870
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FTMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

FEMALE BOARDING. SEHUUH. 1
u,uIS School, taught by Miss e. e. "a
i rand. will commence on the ISL o. sep sep
,e,nter. is6g. and close ON the 26th OF june
1870. ,,.r.,.o ftor,ionsville on
~ ns,,i,ss and Aiexandria Railroad, com
nandng view OF the latter for ti, y mi,es.m sre
The health and beauty OF me i9e,.l ,rt " II he
s,Ii,,.ad 10 make the boarders comiortapis,
and and happy and their duties pleasant. anu
plolitable.
Board and tuition in English, ,........'..'' 10 10
Lain and French, each, ,.,.'''''''''. aa
ono. half i'm advance, the balance the Isl q 0l
FEBRUARY. $50. only fiveorsis boaraerS wiz
nc takent Address, ~ COW HEIDI,
oe (iordonsville, Orange County, va
irniv IN lSf9-3in.l p N q g = ~ -
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yEw FEMALE ACA ABE NY

cULpFsPER G. Fl. VA.
HAVING leased for a term OF year.,
III a large aud acommodious residence OF
~, q W. Sshby. / will open a select Fe1
NILE Academy, ut Culpeper Court House. on
the 9TH day of}5epteinber next; ne ,, 10 ,,,,vsi-
- n,,d mental cutture--to NOR lis ana leu-
si.5 son With an experience q nearly Lhirsy ss
Years, / pledge myself to a faithiui uiscnarso
OF duties. SO tt3
Terms Per Session of Ten Montn
.-,,-,, 80, so to $50
Drawing, w
Music, or,
aahia ,,ue-half in advance, and one-naii
| February LIST, 1862. n, ,s II NOITRsE.
| + c,,inener July 26, ftS60.--tt
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[Fron Ri. Rer. r. II. Wil0,er, bishop Of -Aid,l
.i5fns4nz MOBILE, April 30, 1865.

u a*A- a..
NV son has been more be neftted by your
instruction than by any he has ever before
received. You have taught him to study,
and bv your kindness and patience nave
made his studies agreeable HIM. You have
inspired him with reverence ana anecoion
for yourself, and don't know now TO enahk
you sufficiently. rn
Yours, i tisH IL. IL. w WtLME''
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o.,ANcE MALE SCHOOL.

urHIs Scliooi or young Rieti ahd pos
i will begin september Isl ana elese 1uis
50sn, ,ct attention will be paid 10 the mefais
and progress of the pup'ls'
T,,f,ion. Parable Half Session In Advance
rsor english brances per half session Az IN
of five months, .,.s p,,,..S''5O 90 ~
Hither Mathematics, Moral anu rhys- on oo
.,,cianta m,tl md M Modern Languages, with =. M
other studies,
No extra charges. urArotTrp.
rzxsszx, fwT<1 osssFs s'A'' ".
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OK AN GE
FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

FEMALE BOARDiNG sChVOL
Z, prof. j, F.ALLEa. A. NJ Pf'nc,paa. ",..
THE subscriber offers. = 'ong ann :. III, the
L cSssful experience as a guarantee tnsS the tle
school viii be in every respect wI w1rsnl solicits
confidence OF t9e d sriands and public gen
ei"' Terms
Per session of Ten Months, payable quarter
- :. 80 nj ly in advance.
primary English branches, Z, "a 90 20
H,sess Tasssaasss, Ea Zach sseb, I,ll9 iS iS g g
Use o. q IpstrSmsniiI ItnslSainT lights, fuel and !,
rsIe,,I,,r Mcni,t sttention paid to the morals and
manners Of young ladies boarding IL me mn
| iIv OF the Principal; o.
| " "Seutcmber IL, lsb9s-Om,
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Men are like books. You can't TEL
what's ins dc of 'em by looking -
their title pages.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

New ORLEANS, May 10.-Cotton
fair and prices firm. Sales 2,9O0:
middlings, 224; low middlings'
2l192lA good ordinary, 2OISS
2% receipts, 100 exports to Liver.
pool, 1908; Havre, 2,535. Sugar,
firmer, prime, llh@11h. Molsss.
es easier, prime, reboiled, 7O@7h.
Coffee, fair, 1873 @16% prime, I7I
@lSh. New York sight, y pre-.
MUM. Gold, l4A.
LOUISVILLE, May I9.-Cotton
tirmer; middlings, 2lA. Flo1r,
80 90. Corn, choice, 81 20. Oats
o. Rye. 81 20. Wheat, 81 O5S
20. Pork, $50 90. Bacon, 49, a
l1N@lS. Bulk meats, l2S
Whisky, 81 O7@l 0s. Lard, II. Sa..
gar cured hams, 49,. Tobacco.
sales 354 hhds. at So O0@S 90.
al CINCINNATI, Q. May l9-COtton
dull middlings 22M. WhisIv.
70; Pork, $50 90. Bulk meats
12@l5@l6. Bacon, l3TaI6SITi%''
Butter "a. Eggs, Is.
81. LOUIS, May 49, Flour. su-
Perilne, fall, 81 1904 %. Wheat,
n Nc, red, fall, 81 06@I Os. Corn
yVSSI W: Oats, 60; Rye, 72@75
whisky, Sl09. Pork $40 so. BplE
meats nothing done. Lard nomi-
NEW YORK, May l9.-Cotton
nrm ; sales 1900 bales: M,ddISne
-''s' SOlo-
LIvERPooL, May l9.-Cot.op,
slosed quiet; Uplsnds, I0X a
.rieanss 1lH sales 10000 baIes:
'psCnlanOn and expert 1000 bLes,
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@'p I1CIAL NOTICES..
sSpcrillatOrllGa.

The disease called Spirmatorhra. or Sc
mcrial Weakness. l. also known is SEXUAL
lncapacity. Semincl Emissions, Ply
Decay, Nervous Debility, etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections
of the SrNual organism are usually avoid
ed by many scientific members OF the pro-
trssiCn.; in consequence of the odinm at
tachrd, consequently the unhappy victims
Of this disease, gradually sink into the
grave. unless they can find some Physi-
clan who may make it Speciality.
Young men are the most frequent suffer
crs from this disease, although many
adults are most ueplorably afflicted with
it.
1t is destroying the tairest of america,
wreching mind. soul and body. TIE cx-
tent to which this disease prevails in
schools and families is absolutely trighttul
appalling and Beyond belief
| Did not professional confidence seal our
| lips. we could present pictures OF suffering
life, ruin, and eternal misery unparalleled
| in anyrOnIance.
Accused be that false delicacy wliicl
makes parents and guardians blind ant
deaf to Lhi. vice.
80 little Is therefore known by the
prott>su,. ;. Generally, that voting men who
have been under treatment have almost
de.paircd OF getting relief, and are passing
rapidly into ConSum lsO all diseases
Of Il private nature.
Mercury is the sheet-anchor of the Pro-
trssion generally. 1t has never cured any
case, and never will.
We warrant to cure one hundred eases
to every one cured by any other Physician
in tie county.
Call on or address b..
ER. J.. l.. COLEMAN.
octLS Nashville. Tenn.
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MARRIED..
reference


ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
evening of1he 10Th inst" ut the realdrnce
If the brides father BY Rev. NJ. Miller
Mf. Andrew birmingham to Miss Mary
Dowan, all Of THIS County.
Married lla has it, pcrpleAit!cs us wei
as it. feicities.. We wis this couple much
happiness.
HUNTER -BAKER.-On the evening
Of the llth inst. ut the c. i. Church., by
Rev. Mr.. Hughes. Mr.. G. ii. NJ. Hunter. TO
Miss EliaJ. Baker.
The Church was beautifully decorated
with cedar and flowers, the Codes Flora
indeed seemed to be in attendance on Lhis
occasion. for the happy bride appeared
like the sweetest and brightest rose OF
spring, while many happy damSel' VINO
were in attendance converted the scene IN
to Il beautiful flower garden to he admired
by a large and ga; Ing crowd Of men. May
love always rule and guide this happy
pair. May their lives be one constant
stream Of contentcd enjoyment, and q
double portion Of numial felicities be
theirs.
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Announcements.
SHERIFF.

SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce ID. j.
Martin candidate for reelection TO the
Office of sheriff OF Franklin county, at tie
ensuing March election.
We are authorized 10 announce John X.
Buckner candidate for Sheriff of Frank
lin County, at the ensuing March election
We are authorized to announce liamp'
Franklin County, at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized to announce Lieut..
WIN. L. DONALDSON Il candidate for Sher-
in Of Franklin county. Election, March,
1870,
COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce X. ii. AN
TuoNY cSildate for County Court Clerk
Of Franklin County. Election, March, ~
WE are authorized to announce II. j.
TURNER rs Il candidate for County Court
Clerk. Election in March, 1870.
WE are authorized to announce John u.
ENocns II candidate for reelection As
County Court Clerk Of Franklin County.
Election March. 1870.
WE are authorized to announce HERN-
DON GREEN Us u candidate for the olllce OF
County Court Clerk for Franklin county.
Election in March, 1870.
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK,
We are authorized to announce HARVEY
W. FARIs rs Il candidate for Circuit Colil
Clerk Of Franklin County selection, March,
1870.
We are authorized to announce T. j,
JACKSON Il candidate for reelection to the
Office of Circuit Court Clerk of Franklin
County, at the ensuing March election.
REGISTER
WE are authorized to announce JAMES
j. MARTIN candidate tor reelection aS
Register OF Franklin county. Election in
March, 1870.
Ware authorized to announce JOHN a
LAYING Il candidate for Register of Frank
lin county. Election March, 1870.
TAX COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce a. j
TEAvI, Il candidate for Tax Collector OF
Franklin county Election, March. 1870
WE are authorized to announce JAMES
GRANT II candidate for TaX-C0lIector OF
Franklin County. Election March 1870.
WE are authorized to announce ,JonN G
Hannah candidate for Tax Collector OF
Franklin county. Election, March, 1870
COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized to announce VIM. II
FRANCIS Is II candidate for County Trustee
Election in March. 1870.
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The Reasons Why.

The ornot reasons in our Judgment.
. ,c..,o, sho,,l
wy wy p','' G., w..
'tpuo''te VIC "o''o'' " NV ''''' ~0'
vent'oD, are as 'oI'oWs'
! |. The Convention DECLARES tbat Negro
suffrage and the new Constitution must
sink or swim together
2 The advocates OF negro .'"hSc "',
mt That the measure IS "fon@' II" " ~ "''
Nnju''' ana are aIr"io 20 oiS'"'' ~ 'o'o -.
li1c people ana submit IL W '''''' 90 "'' ~
dependent pIoPo'i'loh'
3' I'm, rrpNa'"I'oH vi "'e ',"o' Vi Wv
State Convention No"'o S'"P'S l''"c' "
IN the CONDITION '''"o VIC "''' O''o'' '"'
meeting q l!'e 'o'INc''''n'
h. ~ 'ot!hS '"c 'o"''i'"''o', W." u wv
p'op'e "o0'r n'' "'''' "",''.,' '''''''',4 -,
'or 1t l. " "c'' N.''m II '''' INV '''"' y 81
tAe VINO ''e' ~ i'''''',,'' "''' '''''""
'"i'cu "''"'' Wv wy, .''''o'' '" o., ,
o. by pursuing 'n'S 'oo'S'' ''' ~ '''
negroes continue 10 " 'o'''S' We III NV
! De rcspohsiDle LOT 'I'
q. The late aet OF I"e cSlS'at"fe re-
curing every one 70 'ole III ms own as
tr'ct was the death-blo" TO hadica'ish II
this state ana we nave holhih| I" iea'
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Sheriff Sale.

John G. EIOcus, CLERK, etc, V. +. Il. Mil
Ter, ct. ais
By virtue Of IN execution Issued by the
Clerk OF the County Court OF FraukIin
county, Iyhncsscc, in tue above named
cause, viii o,lCr for sale 10 the Iii hest
bidder tor cash. at the Courthouse door in
y ncAr,lrr, Oh
Aton-ay, March IN. 1870,
Il tract o! land lying in civil district No.
3, of said county and State. adjoining the
lands OF Adolf, Valentine Wool, and 9th
cr, containing (2l0) two hundred and for
Is acres, more or less.
Levied up,rl Is the property Of Charles
Nic,Wuod. uMe OF the defendants in the
above cause. February 81, $50.
Y. IL FINCH, Dep. Sh'h.
iebl7-tds-G %
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"The people" said Elmund Burke.
- haze no interest in disorder; il thcy
do wrong, it is their error not their
crime; hut with tue governing power
il is far otherwise" And yet the State
Convention, in the face Of this trihut
to the honesty Of the people from one
Of the greatest statesmen that ever
lived, las the audacily to declare that
they are afraid to trust tho people with
the question Of negro suffrage as an in.
dependent proposition. They know
the people are opposed to it, they
know the people would compromise
their self respect by adopting it; and
they know "a rotten case will not
abide handling Hence, they are
AFRAID to trust the people, and well
they may be under che circumstances
And we will say to you, gentlemen of
the State Convention, that it is strange
the servant cannot trust his master; and
that, if you cannot trust us. we most
assuredly cannot trust you!
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Sheriff Sale.

Spencer & Crabtrcc IS. w. s. Waggoner
ct, ais. building committee Ebenczei
Church.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued by
the Clerk of Tie Circuit Court Of Franklin
county. Tenn, il the above named cause.
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder
for c;, h. mt the Courthouse door in Win
chester, Tenn on
Monday, March 18th, 1870,
EbcuClrr Ghurrh House and lot. lying in
civil district no 6 of said county and
State. ON Con,c'> Creek. adjoining the
lands Of Travis, Gray, AMI Others, supposed
to contain one acre. Sold to satisfy plain
tin DEMENT'S in the above cause. Fcbru-
AIRY ls' 1870. +. II FINCH,
ir5I1-ld>-G 90 Deputy Sheriff,
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II the State Convention persists in
its endeayor to make us swallow negro
suffrage and the new constitution in a
lump-with no other reason TO solace
ourselves with but the contemplate
plea of experimentation we cali upon
heaven AMI earth to witness that we
repudate the action of said Convention
en- masse, and will vote against it, and
protest against it "though hell itself
should cape and bid US hold our
peace"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

A young lady in Indiana was frozen
to death while OF. slri.h.liding with n
young man ~ man who can keep n
woman from frecHug, should be pua-
ished to the full extent of the law.
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Notice

BY virtue Of decree Of the County
Court. pronounced at the JhuWary term
1870, in the cause of'Dayid Payneys VIM
Payne. et.als.. Twill. on
Monday, February Dist. $50.
oiler for sale, at the Courthouse door in
the town Of Winchester. two tracts Of
land of which Lucinda Payne died seized
and possessed: The Valley Tract, con
tanning 81 or 81 acres; tI,r Mountain
Tract, containing 80 acres. The bi'I'iins'
for the valley or bottom land to commence
at SiOpcr acre. and Tie mountain land L
to be thrown III.
Said land will he sold on one aud two
years credit. with interest from date. eX,
cept the sum Of S25. which is to be pad
on da. or sale. Notes. with good and APP
proved security. will be required. and 4"
lien retained until the Whole OF the pur-
chase money is paid.
j. G.. ENOCHS, CLERK.
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Use Equine Powders


isOSHda.is the Great Flood Medi-
cine is not prepared like tluil extracts or
dinari!y are, (niost of which contain very
little of the virtues of the articles from
which they are madc,) but is compounded
upon scientific principles with great care
by an experienced Chemist and Pharna-
crutSt, and it contains all the active prin-
ciples Of the art irlcs from which it Is pre-
pared. in highly concentrated and pleas
ant form, The "l.o>aQalis" Compound
therefore gives universal satisfaction to all
Physicians and patients who have tested
it in diseases ofthe Blood. Liver, Kidneys,
or Bladder. 1t has been highly recom-
mcnded and approved by the Medical Fac
ulty wherever it has been introduced, and
is now being used with the most decided
success in the practice of some of the most
eminent Physicians in the United States
Is" For sale by Hutchins d Warner
Druggists, Winchester Tenn.
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As was supposed, the sensation story
about the For; Edward miliner being
left SO, coo, 700, 0O0.000, by an English
proves to hca canard. How
bad the girl must feel about it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

A western paper, speaking Of Olive
Iogan's lecture says: "Shc removed
the mystery which surrounded the
cirls." What, and half the audience
men! naughty Logan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

Sewing machines are being intro
duccd into the female high school in
this country, to let tie girls know what
they may have to come 10 when they
ret married
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17
SIS Reward,

BROKE JAIL At WINCHESTER. on
- the night of the 18th instant the fol.
lowing Gc-cr!hGl prisoners:
Anthony Douthitt-aged ub0ut 30 years
about . feet q inches high, dark complex.
on. hair coal black mlNrd with gray, bhcB
ieen eyes. and weighs about $50 pounds
james Crowden--aged about Is years
about > feet 10 inches high. sandy hair fun
complexion, blue eyes, and weighs about
l75 pounds.
S.errod Iipscombc--(co lored about z
years of age. cor pleXion not quite black
about feet II inches high, kinky hair, i,
ratl rquick spoken, and weighs about ~
pounds.
! will give SIS for the delivery of tic
three to me at the Jail, or so for either out
of them.
ja20 I'm j. 4. ENoCHs. Jaitr.