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Died, December 21st, 1876, at Sunny Bank in Al
bemarle county, Va, WILLIAM D. HART, in the 69th
year of his age
Mr.. Hart had been for long time prominent
public man in the county of Albemare He had
been for many years a Magistrate. had served his
county in both branches of the Legislature having
been its honored representative DO in the Senate
and House of Delegates. He had filled other public
trusts ana was at all times intelligent faithful,
and laborious public servant Mr. Hart held no
office as mere dignity, for him any place of trust
was a place for work. Hence he valuable
member of all public bodies with which he was con-
nected. Those who were acquainted with him in
Legislative life, or VIII met with him in our Synods
and Prssbyteries, will recognize this statement ss
true. Mr.. Hart In his personal character WAS sim
cere, frank cordial high toned Christian gentleman,
As Christian he was happy and useful one -
For about twenty years he had been an Elder in the
Cove Presbyterian church. AS judicous counse
Tor and church worker as an exhorter and leader in
the devotional exercises of the sanctuary his SER
vices were especially appreciated and valuable
The Cove church and the community IN which he
lived feel the loss to be great. Those who have
heard Mr. Hart express his views in reference to the
stonement, who have heard him with enthusiasm
speak Of the glorious redemption that is in Christ
Jesus" las the writer recently did) have diff
Guilty believing him to be one of the choral throng
who surround the throne and sing unto Him who
own blood, and hath made US kings aud priests unto
God aud his Father, to him be glory and dominion
for ever and ever. Amen"
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS
as reported weekly by
Ein & Skinker,
Commission Merchants, No. IS, Pearl or l4th st.,
Richmond Va.
Agents for G. ODER & Sons, Standard Fertilizers
in the States of Virginia and North Carolina also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt, Bone
Dust, &c.
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MONTGOMERY COLLEGE
N CHRISTIANSBURG, VA.

MONTGOMERY COLLEGE.
lHs CHRISTIANSBURG, VA.
MRS. o. S. POLLOCK, PRINCIPAL
NEXT SESSION OPENS OCT. 2, 1916.
Cheapness, Comfort, aud ThorOughness in In
otruction combined A thorough English and Clas.
steal education with Board, includiug Feel will
cost $500 per scholastic year OF len months, Spe-
ca reduction for the daughters OF ministers in the
regular work Correspondence solicited. For Cat
alogue and further information, apply TO Mrs o. s..
Pollock, Principal, Christansburg, Va.
ave do most heartily commend the Montgomery
Female College, under the Principashp OF Mrs.
Pollock, as a school where young ladies will have
all the benefits of firm and kindly discipline,
thorough and conscientious instruction. and sys-
tematic christian home" I. w. HooPER,
Pastor I'd Presbyterian Church, Lynchburg.
DANIEL BLAIS,
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Christansburg
oc 19-1y
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pARALY
Case of Patient, sat BY Dr. R. a. Tatum, Of
Chesterfield county, Va, z 0. Chula, Amelia
county,

Case of Patient, sat by Or. K. a. Tatum, o.
Chesterfield county, Va, 2 Q. Chua, Amelia
county,
Extract from Letter OF DR.. T. 5f Sept. 4th, 1876;
"In case of Paralysis lower extremiLies,
caused by the intense heat le last Summer,
prescribed the Buffalo Lithis n. 1t acted most
efficiently and promptly, rest the patient in 8
short time to health and actis
RHEUMATIC GoUT, RES ING IN PAR
TIAL PARA
Case of Mr.. -, stated by rcus A. Harris,
of Black Walnut, halii sty Va.
Extract from letter of DR.. H Is, 1875:
"Mr. -, of Halifax oopp = commenced
the use of the Buffalo Lithia No 2, after q
confinement OF eleven Tnoui em Rheumatic
Gout, which had brought on f srs5sis OF the
lower extremities, rendering ltion difficult
without assistance. Il has the water Tor
three weeks. Symptoms. ha improved,
and walks without ASA obability OF
complete restoratiod.
A case stated by Dr. G. F. Adams, of Baltimore
who spent the season, 1875, al the Springs.
Extract from letter of October 2lst, 1875:
81 saw a case OF Paralysis, during the past Sum-
had not been able for years to walk across her
chamber floor without assistance, so far improved
by the use of this water for some two MONTHS as to
be able to walk out upon the lawn unaided."
The case referred to by DR.. Adams was that of
lady who had not walked across her room, without
assistance, for nine gears Three months use OF
the water enabled her to walk out upon the lawn
from 100 to $50 yards, at time unaided. She left
The Springs, slowly but steadily improving.
These are the only mineral waters upon the Amer
can continent which, used away from the Springs,
have ever accomplished any valuable result in this
disease. The PARALYTIo, the equity, and the
RHEUMATIC, may use them at home at any season of
he year, with decided benefit.
The Springs pamphlet for 1877 sent to any ad-
lress on application.
THOMAS F. GooDE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs,
ia 1O-St Mecklenburg county, Va.
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COUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
= PAPERS,
FOR 1877.

The marked favor with which this Monthly has
been received during the FIRST year Of its existence
iusures its success during the coming year, and
strengthens our determination to make 1t sail more
worthy of public favor
While preserving its historic character 1t will con-
tain many articles of deep popular interest.
We furnish these Papers free of charge to mem
bers OF the Sdcsy who have paid their annual fees,
and to other subscribers at THREE DOLLARS
pr annum. "
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Springfield, Mass

VINEGAR a out drugs 4ADh address ID ss9 i F. A T
Springfield, Mass, DC 4-Sm
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no2N-at

The most eminent living authors,
such as Prof Msx Muller Prof. T7n-
dali ct Hon W E Gladstone DR..
W. B. Car enter. Prof Huxley, z A.
Proctor Frances Power CObbe, The
Duke of Argyll Jas A FrOude, Mrs.
MULCH, Mrs Oliphant, Mrs. A exam
der MISS Thackeray jean Ingelow,
Geo Macdonald, VIM. Black Antho
r.nlnnn Nathan, Arnold Harry
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(BEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,-Oo
aud after DECEMBER Sd, 1876, passenger
trains will run as follows:
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Leaf Tobacco.

The Tobacco Exchange closed for the holidays.
Transactions for several weeks past have been quite
limited, and quotations purely nominal, with the
unusual liberal stocks in our warehouses at this sea-
son of the year any pressure to sell would result in
lower prices than We quote BLOWOUT the 6rmness
of holders has kept the market steady.
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u ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Is, On and after DECEMBER 10th, 1876, the
tram on this road will run daily as follows:
THROUGH MAIL.
$50 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
Greensboro with trains on N. Carolina
division and n. W. N. G. R.R at Char
lotte with trains on Atlanta and Rich
mond Airline railway for Atlanta,
Macon, Jacksonville, Montgomery, Mo-
bile and New Orleans. and all south
western points. With G. c. and A. R.
r. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern and southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
1904. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Bui keville,
Farmville, Lynchburg and intermedi-
ate points, making close connection at
Lynchburg for all southwestern points.
THROUGH FREIGHT,
STOP. NJ, with seeping-csr attached, leaves Rich.
mond daily Except Sunday for Lynch
burg, arriving at Lynchburg 5l5 m.
THROUGH MAIL,
TAP. NJ, arrives Richmond daily connecting with
North Carolina division n. w. N. c.
R.R., G. @. and A. A. K. e., and At
lanta and Richmond Airline railway
from all southern and southwestern
points, and with Richmond Fredericks
burg aud Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCaBURG ACCOMMODATION,
451 P. H., arrives Richmond daily from Lynchburg,
Farmyille Burkeville, aud all interme'
date points, and from all southwestern
points.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
7.2O 4. M, with seepng-car attached, arrives Rich
mond daily Except Monday from
Lynchburg, leaving Lynchburg at m.
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg, with seeping.car attached offer unusu-
al advantages in economy of time to business men
of Richmond aud Lynchburg.\
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeping-cars run through between Rich
mond and Brunswick Ga.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas
sge to the points named on the ticket. No lay
over checks will be given.
T. II. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer and superintendent.
J. r. MACNUBDo, General Passenger Agent.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

REY. ]. William JONES,
Secretary Southern Historical Society,
ia loft Richmond, Va.
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Kingsley Francis Gal on, W W Story, Auerbach,
Ruslin, Cgrlyls. Tennyson BrOwning and many
others ore rcnreaented 10 the pages Of
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HAMpnEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, Va.

TIME one hundred and first Session opens on
Thursday, 7th of September, 1876, and closes
on the Thursday after the I'd Tuesday in June fol-
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January l, 1877, THE LIVING AGE enters upon it7
1921 volume During the year it will furnish to its
readers the productions of the foremost authors
above named and many others; embracing the
choicest Serial and Short Stories by the
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Nova Scotia, per h., 1902
Re5~ These are wholesale quotations; for smaller
quantities higher prices are asked.
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Chr Rutland Daily Gicbe.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 25, 1871.
a Presentation

DR.. A. NJ. Caverly Pittsforl was recent.
ly presented with handsome crayon por.
trait, which ELECTED the following response,
which explains itself.
PIrTsFoRD, jar. 20, 1877.
Ny Dear Sir Yesterday afternoon the
object you had in view In asking for my
photograph was made apparent, Ia The Ie-
cepii1n OF a beautiful crsyon drawing of
mytelf, through your lib,rsliiy. Sicl
present was unexpected and undeserv,d
and lays me under debt OF gratitude to
you which fear | can never repay. To
say that thank YOU would be a tame cx.
PRECISION Of my feelings Of gratitude to you,
from the fact that this expression has
seemed to have lost its original signiacsnce,
in its frequent use In relation to trivial
matters. still am imptll.d to u.s. it,
and l use 1t TOO In its genuine literal sense
1t Is always gratifying to any man 10 Lave
the c. n-cinusress that his neighb1rs have
favorable impression Of him. and approve
Of the general tenor Of his life. whether be
has moved in public or private circles. l.
Is very difficult for a public man To steer
clear of unfavorab,e criticism. Pcni j.
will v.cw public questions from different
s,andpcin's, and dsagrcc in 70 spcCi 90 mat
ters If public policy. This is D.. doubt for
the best interest If man, fer Is Ollv hf
aeit iiion md discussion that 81 u. ans iu-
dicioGs course Of action j. rn.cl,d il licl.-
ion to many subjects Of VITA imp ce
TO the C mruuty Bot tms 90. dear -ir
has 10 bearing upon GUY pvt rolsi .''s, FIR
! am not aware That We have ever d'-lc-tei
upon 'ns essen Ia matters oi b .h. .c ur p.'-
vate 1T sc.t have ccr'.i s. m.u i.r-
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Peihaps mother earth bad c0nvulsi n
when she real zsd thai the railroad thrOul h
here was sure thing il being probably ihr
most unexpected news she could have head.
One might say--now let me depart To- pcst e
for mine eyes have seen our salvation. IL
one wishes Ia depart in any place ON his
mundane sphere hc will not have tO i lt ten
miles per ttlge rcy' year beinic bee can
Start, pcrhaps.
The singing school at Rupert Corners,
conducted 10y ID. i. I'LL, seems give very
good sa efaction. MISS RD0' plays au ~
gan accompaniment. { & DanfOrlh the
bass-viol. II il held on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings
MESDON
There is to be mass meeting at The
church Wednesday evening. Jan. 3lst, Tor
the purpose OF faisng funds dGc the preach
or, Rev. j. Mu-han Hon j cl c. b iker
of Ruiland viii deliver free lecture nn
the occasion. 4 cord al invitation j. tX-
tended hy the committee.
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l. ha- bceg sa.t.y tcl-.a.d A' al Dm-
meat PHI. producer. Aa 'Ac ".if about
Chit len was D1lvy with -Hn.., id
the stern logic of c,usuc.ug -ct- C. mne.s
belief that a'mosphei.cI rb,u mena of a
similar na'ufe exit in liamptou i short
time a.o sc had ghost in Jau.c.vi leua.
'mnd-red sleep" IN a maal,r calculated
To arouse the admiration of gnl-ilom.
Ine province Of gucst-, disconnected from
the place assEle it0m ty theology, l. e.
fasting in fires until the foul crime. d ne
in ou days 1i nature ale ls.n,I sui rorg-
cd a3ay, evidently seems 10 ne tar al o,4-
tam term L. AK .he al .Ai. 4nls wak De-
usually peTi1i uel ~ noon OF night, ny fAc
spirlt. VINO never fails 90 don iLe tfuditlNL-
al aud highly professional .ulot as t4e uily
garment saiel tons spiritual tulmatiun.
Bat m0uotouy Is 10. de-ilaD.c, even IN tie
realm OF eh.s'ly podes.rAnsn, anu uuf
Hampton quo Is are imp4it ~ tone an
tia sl 20 their yl.itstia. w4ll eventually res
OlutioAizs the entire business of rh st y
travel Prot. Hubby is advocating tvo li-
tion, and positive proof ut the cirleCtn ->s
of Ais theories exists in Tie superiority oi
our guests OYER thclT ancestors. oar gao,ls
are lot content VITA ile ordinary pf fanru-
ule. but settle doWl . business and oc-
vote tAtr nigh is say TO the production II
music ot q y,Ty domestic nature 10 "a hap
py combination ui e few butLcs with Sec
u. II or Two 81 unemployed sioyc-lipe.
" hlle this is an improvement. on al spu-
itual prec.dents. yet. wc naSe a~auleIer
from that "alsialt REALM Tia, ASSUMES the
form Of a Newfoundland dog, whose OF.
g4uisni is more remarkable for Yastness ui
% el tAau for besuiy If Ou line
\ Cogu.a OF theology u.s.rls that the
elm ila cd dog ceases % take any luiCIt =
ll icueitnu aflAls. The most lnyIhg
car VII a9J call forth BIS powers OF sptcI;
while tae moon plTsde- her course, aud he
ra.lc,a no; IL. lcr. Bat tAcolO ~ must now
-ite way. - sluc young men "A snort tinc
ago, relurl Ing from luutn,y, encouni,l
q 8 th.i Ma.hed nn iNuI lcs-, as all rienl
minded dogs should; tAN uld Dot bark, a-
all d no nni spirits would; TINT wgikei
vi h u. hose, as nl d 3 pJsses7,d oi ihe
uvoldlplis atlItut lDlc iu canlre ut 81.
proportions c.u.d possibly d.,
ta.t suddenly vanished ln the ylidi-ss alf,
as no material dog D. .s ever Sc. q Iuc. ihis
fully proves ihai d rs ms wtll 4s Alu.aa be-
ing- when ''fueued uui caulc Ifn lucHth.
and IeId r services commensurate win ilc
degree oi matereaiy Al1n attained The
spiritual nell l. thus in0tlnlte.y cXtena,,,
ald rom Ne sA4ll have snuily l.ice .i.ls
.lgr cIiu, N4llc naIc 0ls aud ghuriY c4t
pf,ys uloa iatm A snnsily dU1 w'l -ia~
practical h04ta except uNin he iuu IS "a. 4
t7 aanoy Iaanra41 Il ilrA upon ihu eoufcs
at his spiritual ielniausi aad iAe i.ie.H
d. |. &C.
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Vioi- ity Items

A dry time ia tfis vicinity for news ana
water \ slight ihsw 'at We k, raised the
spfinss tr H., bat not enough probably T.
Afford more than a iempHary supply. The
snow is piled drift on drift and houses that
are not very high have % bee entered by the
chamber HinaoNs. II iik,eps coming, pee
pie Will ha,e 10 adopt Santa Claus style and
90 down the chimney.
A number Of people through the valley
here were reused from their slumbers a
few nights since by an earthquake shock.
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80 EVER YBODY
Collins V0Itaic PIasterS.

INllEf contain 'he grand curative element,
L fLh,lM ilY. combined with the finest
compound uf medicinal gums ever united TO-
Ecth r. J. Therefore ,frU7 imp0ssi hlc Tor hem
To- im In an0rdins prompt RELIEF for all pains
and anln..
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Thus becomes a power nj purifying agent I'm
overcoming the pOi-O-Ou- a tiun o. IA rot ca
the stomach u be absorbed Into The y stem
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MedtraI.
READER,

Have you risen from your bed after short
sleep u find yourself suffocated with (atar-
rhal matter In your hose, head, and throat
- exercises on the mind, bluEting It's faculties,
besides enervating the body as well? low dr.
ncult 10 I'D the head Of this ul matter al can
testify who are afflicted with Catarrh How
dincul. 10 protect the system against It's fur-
ther pl ogress TO wards the lungs and bronchial
tubes, all hysicians can testify. IL Is terri
from the d,nger OF snfrocation while living
down TO breathe freely, sleep soundly ana un-
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matter defiles the breai h and undci MINIS the
system; 10 know that the body does not,
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son That Is sure to destroy, Is indeed blessi Z.
10 purchase immunity from such a fate should
nave tried many Z, meaies and physicians des-
pair OF relief or cure. They become lncrcdu
ious With such the long array Of testi ncnials
Qfsts In favor NJ
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STNFORD'S RADICAL CURE

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sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

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sANFORD'S RADICAL CuRE

Removes b. a single application the hard en-
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VEGETINE
PuriflcS the Blood, Henovato> and
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iLTERATIVE. YONIC, SOLVENT
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Cleanscs the nasal passages In a single app'i-
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Oupahies each pa kage free OF cnarg,, ana Is
roe servlceable than any other form Cf ln-
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instantly relieves and permanently cures every
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the lucrative stage, together with all Its 81 m-
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SANFORD's RADICAL CuRE
SANFORD'S RADICAL CrRE

OF nervous headache, Neuralgia, 1ightness
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DR.. A. NJ. Caverly Pittsforl was recent.
ly presented with a handsome crayon por.
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