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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08
NO. 8.
TWICE MARRIED.
From the Paris True Kentuckian, DC

From the Paris True Kentuckian, Oct. 1s.
Our neighboring little city of Cynthi-
ana-noted for its ''bright maidcns and
brave men, few days since the
scene Of new and exciting comedy of err
rors. The hero of our story saw and low
ed young, beautiful and modest creature
bean ideal Of all that was lovely and Iowa
BILE In woman-and,
'.Like one, who kneeling to some beauteous star,
He fondly deems that from its home afar,
1t sends an answering glance his soul to bless"
His love was warmly reciprocated but
the "old folks objected. In this instance,
however, as the parties were of legal age,
their objections constituted no serious OBJ
stacle to their union; so, accompanied by
their friends. they left their homes, and
came short distance oCynthiana, repair
ed to the Rankin house, there to await the
completion Of the preliminaries, which
were to eliminate in the marriage.
The parties went at once to the clerks
Office, and procured, as they supposed, the
proper license; bat the clerk had, of course
Internationally, filed up the blank in the
marriage license with the names of the at
tendants. It was soon discovered, howev-
er, that "some one had Numbered" and
the clerk, erasing the gentleman's name,
substituted the correct one. He failed,-
however, to notice that the lady's name
was also wrong, and hence did not alter it.
The prelimiuaries being, as it was sup
posed, admirably arranged, the pIrty re-
turned to the Rankin house, the hinister
was sent for, and the right coupe were
speedily married.
Herewith the marriage Of our hero
and heroine-if ne were writing dnovel,
our story would end But fidelity to the
truth Of history" requires us to Foceed.
Need we, however, attempt to descibe the
scenes after marriage wherein. and the
congratulations of friends, the bride plush
ing with sweet confusion, shone colpicu-
Gus; nor, how
1 'EAl went merry & marriage bell
Thus passed several hours, unit the
hour arrived for retiring, and when the
clerk was assigning the parties theA re-
-spective rooms, learning from the Erty
who issued the license the names of tbse
married, it was discovered that the mr.
riage license was wrong; and the cle,
not knowing Of the error, had assigned ,e
married lady a separate room, while to y
one unmarried he assigned the bridal chan
| Der
"Ah then and there was@@hurrying to and fro,
And gathering tears and tremblings of distress,
And cheeks all pale, which but an hour ago,
Blushed at the praise Of their own loneliness y
The hour was quite late, but the minis
ter was again sent for, the license recor-
rected, and the parties-after their unns-
ual chapter of accidents again remarked.
In conclusion, we subjoin notice OF the
marriage in which the names of the par
ties are rertscd and corrected, remarking
that ''alrs we'll that ends well -
MARR1ED-At the Rankin House, Gym
thiana at o'clock, and again ate o'clock,
P. NJ, on Sunday, the Beth ult., by Rev.
Mr.. Reese, z N Hardy and Miss Fanny
Berry. Attendants-NIr Perry Byers
and Miss Allen-all of Harrison
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

Jenkins youngest daughter adopted the
fashion Of expansive skirts at dangerous
season. A violent cold was, Of course, the
result. Mrs Jenkins says. "my dear,
amt YOU afraid that Jane has got the con-
sumption 2" No, my dear" he said,
'.it's nothing but the hopping cough"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

Artemus says in His Book :" GA fe-
male woman is one of the creates institoo-
tons of which the land can boste. It's
onpossible to get along without her. She
is good in sickness good in wellness--
good all the time, Except when they look
upon you with contempt.) g, woman, wo-
man You are an angel, when you take
off your proper appairal, and (metiforically
speaking get into pantyloons. ana IN
dertake to play the man you play the dec
II and are an emfatic noosanee."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

There are three things that never can be-
come rusty the money Of the benevolent,
the shoes Of a butchers horse, and wo-
mans tongue.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

Some of the hosts of the olden times
were not nice in the treatment of their roy
al patrons. He was bold Boniface Of the
White Horse who charged George II. a
guinea for an egg, and who on being ask
ed by his Majesty if eggs were scarce, drlly
replied, No. sir. but kings are.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08
VIRGINIA HOTEL.

Z ERCINiA EEOEEL,
WOODSTOCK. VA.
This popular Hotel has been newly Gted up; and
the proprietor is now prepared for the ontertain-
lnent OF the travelling public. This is the only
Hotel in the town that was kept open during the
war; all others were closed, II the exclusion Of
travellers. The proprietor feels that he has some
claim, from this fact. upon those who visit or pass
through ogr beautiful Valley. H. has an abundance
OF GRAIN & HAY f0r horses, having a large and
conmodious stable, and expcri need o-t!er His
table is always IL ni>hed with everything desir-
able to the most iastidious. In short has best eff
forts will % used 10 make his house ALWAYS a
PLEASANT HONE TO all who may be peasd to
stop with him. H. feels it unnecessary to say a
word 70 his old patrons The treatment lhey have
heretofore received at his house is a sufficient
guarantee OF & continuance o. their custom.
Get. 4, 1863. H. = C&Af4BERT
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The individual who tried to clear his
conscience with an egg, is now endeavoring
to raise his spirits with yeast. If he fails
in this, it is his deliberate intention to blow
out his brains with bellows, and sink
calmly into the arms of a-yoang lady.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08
TIE GREAT AMAZON BAsoN.

Professor Agassiz. who has been explor-
ing the Amazon and tributaries, is lectur-
Tag on the subject tx Boston, and detail
ing his observations in that extremely ia
teresting field Of discovery. He gives great
praise to the Brazilian Emperor for the
admirable facilities and aids afforded him
for his work. His party consisted of six
teen, ali Of whom have come back with
him, and in better health than when they
commenced their explorations. Treating
more directly Of the subject of his labors,
the learned man Of science said +:
The country was so different from any
we are familiar with or heard Of, so pecu-
liar in its physical condition, that it deserv-
ed to be earefullvexamined as a specimen Of
tropical nature totally distinct from tropic-
al nature in Africa or Asia. In the first
place the whole Amazonian region is a vast
plain. There are no hills interrupting
immense expanse Of woods and water On
ly in the middle and lower course Of the
river is there a range of low hills. The
valley of the Amazon extends from West
to East FIVE degrees South ofthe line. The
length of the Valley is 1900 miles width
about 200 miles; the source of the riv-
er 4, coo miles from it's mouth; and the
whole Of this space is plain, sloping from
the Andes to the Atlantic. Over length
Of 5000 miles the slope is only 210 feet
Therefore, the Amazon Valley cannot be
compared to ordinary river valleys. With
IN this vast expanse are several rivers long
er than any Of our Atlantic rivers, hardly
known even by name. There are great
lakes having communication with the A
MACON, and in fact, the interior is a vast
fresh water ocean moving upon an inclined
plain. There are spaces of water SO wide
that the opposite shores cannot be seen.
The Amazon swells in three different
ways. In October snow begins to melt at
the foot of the Andes; the rise advances by
degrees, but it is not until March that it
is felt In the lower waters, and it is high
est in June. 1t takes from October to
June to swell, and that time for the wa
tiers from the Andes to reach the ocean.
That is not the principal source of the rise
A swelling from the southern part takes
place in the rainy months, beginning in
September. In October all the rivers on
the right side begins to swell. The rainy
season on the northern side begins in March,
and it is not until May that the river be-
gins to swell. The combined action of all
this is that the main stream increases in
bulk from October to June, and falls again
from June to October. The rise is never
less than thirty feet, and is frequently fif-
ty. The result may be imagined in coun-
try where the highest inequalities of sur
face are from fifty to sixty and seyenty-Gye
feet. There are times, it may be said,
that the whole land is under water, and
when the forest is actually navigable. You
can sail through the forests in every d.
rection, and the Indians have an express
ion signyfying 'boat-path." You may GO
on large river or small river, on boat
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

A man boasted of having eaten forty
nine hard boiled eggs "Why didn't you
eat enc more, and make an even fifty p
asked Sounds. DO you want man to
make hog Of himself just for one egg r
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

A griin, hard headed old Judge, after
hearing fowery discourse from preten-
tious young barrister, advised him to pluck
out the feathers from the wings OF his
imagination and stick them in the tail of
his judgment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

The reason the little dish-plates don't
tumble off the dear creatures heads, is be-.
cause they don't amount to cap-size<
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

s'Ben Butler was soldier brave,
A soldier brave was he
He had for silver spoons and SIGH
A ar-ti-al-i-ty."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08
w DsToCK merry

/ respectfully inform the citizens generally that
have leased the tannery belonging u Nj. William
OFT, in the town of Woodstock. and am ROW pre-
pared to do any kind and any amount OF tanning
| viii tan the shares for others, or will trade
light leather for hides.
For tanning, ! allow, for calf skins, months;
for upper, months; for heavy hides, months
sheep skins, weeks. SSH
These who wish tanning done. will do well to
bring on: their hides at ence. As ar experienced
tanner, | refer to Mr.. Conner, Edinburg, Mr.
Maphis, Mt. Olive, and NJ. FINK Strasburg, with
all of whom have worked.
Oct. IL, 1865. ROBERT NEWMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

High Tde'-where the combination
of fitting hoops, jeweled garter and looped
skirt are seen.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08
CARRIAGE MAKING.

T CLINEDENsT WOODSTOCK. VA.
y Has resumed business, at his go =
old stand. and is now ready to furn- s:s-zsessII
ish NEW WORK to- order. and is ~ =
prepared to do REPAIRING OF
ALL KINDS at the shortest notice and on reas-
enable terms. He respectfully returns his thanks
to his old customers and still solicts their pat
ronage.
October II. 1865.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

No man can be ,.regaraed IS master Of
himself till he has conquered lis passions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

EB-No paper will be discontinued, except at
The option of the editors, until. all arrearages
have been settled. ! 4
YAH. IA. GIIL. EsoR.. is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the HERALD and to transact other
bushes. connected with the Office.
@-MR. Henry FRAvEL, at I4uray, is our au-
thorzed agent for the HERALD. in Page Co., Va.
THE SHENANDOAH HERALD having large and
rapidly Increasing circulation it is confidently
commended as medinm for advertising surpassed
ev other. 1t numbers among its patrons those
who able to buy literally and paw promptly,
and who rely, principally, upon the HERALD a
Rusiu,ss T)jrect0rU
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-08

MOSES WALTON also practises in Warren and
Page Counties.
p. s. Land Warrants wanted if furnished by
10th of August. 1866, al fair price.
Any arrangements made with A. g. Walker in
relation to such warrants viii be satisfactory.
July Goth, 1866.
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YEgTTAT. NOTICE

nR. G. NJ. BORUEi having resumed the
: practice of his profession, respectfully offers
his services to the public. Teeth inserted on the
"Vulcanised Rubber Base
Office at his residence on Main St eet.
Oct. 4, 1865.-y
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g a x S

for weddings, balls. social parties, SC at the short
est notice and apon reasonable terms. Has lot
OF fruits nuts. segars, tobacco and other articles
always on hand. His BAR is furnished with Ale
and choice drinks The public are invited to give
him call.
Woodstock April IL 1896.
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plain and fancy, which he Will sell at Wholesale O
retail, at reasonable prices. Retail dealers vii
do We'll to give him call. He is also prepared t
fill orders for every description of
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r1lb lebnte es entIdieben ab. @r ideilit enti6lpI>
fen All iein, 1id al perbll1gern. &t1tllal IeitDer1
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pientel1 @euerol Dtcgaiel gum .3cubalS,@CGettor
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81 iiderl, bab eS feline 8reltloc 9p6snRaltGl NIB
nod nad| Dem Spbe SIT ebreu weiB.
@iseouiin. = Die Snoiauer IN gSiScOnitn.
Die WtenompneeS SGblen 1879 SBpfs nnb baben
1875 damn ST. ben Ser. Staaten 9%eitclt. 0it
Oneipa'S lebeu auf elmer Ste erpe Bel @reeu Say,
Sablcn 1864 Yerlplle1 NIB ite0tel1 Ill Soloatm.
Der Gtofbrip9eS NIB Otluliees iiHo 1853. bietbtli8
auf Dem fir iie reierpirtel 2anbc, tbeilS bel 0ar>
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Die Der @bippeipa'S am Safe superior 1900.
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ben 5000 oirfAe auf rem Wtnrft III Gan &laire,
WtSepniia 9ebradt. Su @reen Bap lHOB Elm
SdBer it Str9aa9e1en 9erbit ii6er 1000 milOe
@ntelt.
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2gtssertt'ona fd5e SSocDricDtem

Wetu>gnrf. Ser b~eritbnte 4bpotat @rarts ppr
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geribe.
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frte9ertider llnternebmrn9et 9e9en @rpBbritas
MEN.
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lelue1 81 faufen.
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Dem gubltum CUR ~sefGGisen 9euntniBnobme. boB baS
Direttcrium Der baltimore County 8repiug, Wtalting
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@nolif6ber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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9eutStbe 3~eitSbrifteu fir 1866.

Sentfbe 3%eititbriFten fir 1865.
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