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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-04-04

We.reeently saw the BLACK, knot on the
wild cherries Oh bit. Philips, 1000 feet
above the base Of the mountain. This dis
ease is not COZ Gned to cultivated districts.
The only way to get rid Of it in gardens is
to cut the limbs of and burn them, and if
a tree is badly infested to cut it down at
once, as it will never be good for anything
and will propagate the disease to young
trees with great rapidity. .~al
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-04-04
I Prices, $3.50 to $24 40
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MEI,L.[..O(DEONS,, =

Piano style and Portable, Twelve Varieties
from four to six Cctaves, Single and Double
Reed, Rosewood and Black W alnut cases,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-04-04

From among the very fattering Testimonials Q
eminent Professors and Organists, give the 10
owing extracts .et.,,, ....-J LIZ
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-04-04

The btsTh louise is less Formidable enc
my than either caterpillar or borer Itat-
taches to the young and smooth bark Of
the apple and pear, sucking their juices
and retaraing TIER growth, until finally, it
destroys the tree altogether if not removed.
\ single. washing with strong soap-suds
will generally clear the tree Of them, and
restore its yigor, if attened to in time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-04-04

Ar Irish ostler WAS sent to the stable to
bring out a trageii g horse, but not know
ing which Of the tHo strap ga horses in the
stable belonged to the traveller, and wish
ing to avoid the appearance Of ignorance
in his business. he saddled both animals,
and brought them TO the door. The ira
weller pointed OUT his OWN horse, saving,
that is myaiag.a Certainly, yer honor,
l know that. very wel." said Pat; ..but
didn't know which was the other gentle
man ="
aSal,' exclaimed Ebenezer to his dearly
beloved, when he arrived at Gotham with
his bride on wedding tour Sal, get
on your Sunday go to meeting things, and
LET'S take perpendicular promenade round
the prejuncts of this principalityo ~
We'll. Zeb, replied the fair one, .I'll
do. not ing shorter. But can't you say
your granmer and college edifcations If
you want me to slather round, and take a
trot with you, why in the sailed Jerusalem
don't you say soy oa
In Rochester, n Y, woman was BIT
ten in the finger by rat, few weeks
since, and inflammation and modification
of the arm followed. She is not expected
~ - ie t000s'Sei' 81 sflsu. sgv.se f9..g, .tf.
A fellow went to Saratoga for his health
to pick upa little-7and picked up en-
ough to send him to the State Prison for
three years. This is recruiting with a
g vengeance. Ii8 fYIsN. =. 80 ~EETg
,'f An ilnpertinent young fellow offered to
bet the teacher Of a young ladies grammar
school, who was Boosting Of the proficiency
of his pupils, that not one of them could
decline the noun husband o5I3s
At no moment of difficulty does a hus-
band, knowing his own utter helplessness,
draw so closely to his wife's side for COM
fort and assistance. as when he wants a
button sewed on his shirt collar.
: q A lawyer engaged in a case, tormented
a witness so much with questions that the
poor fellow tlast cried for water. There, y
said the Judge, 4 thought you'd pump
him dry" - sas-f5
Tonprevent your hair from coming out
+ never let yoarI wife catch you kissing the
servantgirl. .siI s..
IS john. did you ever bet on a horse
race? No; but I have seed my sister
Bet onthc Old mare" HSfff4
Hans, who is sa'judge' Of morals as well
as money, says that '..being bender to an
oder mans wife is not a legal bender no
more MS biekled beets is saurkraut, Ply
tam !" 1919
: A Tennessee editor complains that he
Mas recently seen banks shaving their paper.
Ne onee saw a Lark director actually shav-
Ag himself.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-04-04

|, Or J. NJ. Pelton, Sal Broadway. New York !;
Conrad Meyer, 722 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa:
er & Co.. jackson, Michigan W erner & Gerard,
ncinnati, Ohio Joel H. Snow, Mobile Ala, 2
+ 800 . g WHOLESALE AGENTS. liat -
Nav 81 ,18ee-1y ~ 9Gi sal9 II -sf1 :.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-04

was called for. No action having been
taken, the committees were Instructed
to report ct tho next meeting.
On motion, the committee ON Ordin-
ances was instructed to draw an ordin-
ance rslaEing to auctioneen and pedlars;
requiring the former 70 pay a license OF
SO, and psdlars . license Of S. per day
for each day they shall sell within the
corporate limits Of said town; and the
committeo was further instructed to re-
port 1T next meeting.
On motion of Mr. Sweet, 8 L Smith
was chosen Attorney for the Council.
The bill Of g 8 Daniels, for S.. so, being
funds advanced for an order book for the
use of the Council, was presented, and
ON motion allowed, and Recorder in
stTucted to draw an order on the Treas
urer for the same. Am 81
, On motion, the Council adjourned to
meet on Monday evening, April It'll,
VIM. ELLIOTT, Mayor.
s l. SMITH, Recorder.
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sCHENcK's sEAwEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by DR.. J. H. Schenck.
Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food
and makeit into chyme, the first process Of d.
gestion. By cleansing the stomach with
schonck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon re-
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using 1t will be easily digested.
Pulmonic syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored.
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in near
ly every case of consumption. A half dozen
bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and three or
four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case ofdyspepsia.
DR.. ACHENCK makes professional visits In
New York, Boston. and at his principal once
in Philadelphia every week. See daily papers
Of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption
for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two likeneSses Of the Doctor, one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other as he
now Is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
sold BY ali Druggists and Dealers, price q, so
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. All letters
FOR advice should be addressed to DIR. Schenck' 3
Principal OnaCe, No. Is North 9Th street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents: De-
mas, Barnes 4 Co. N. Y.,S Hance, baltimore,
Nd; John d Parkc, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker
4 Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, st. Louis
Mo. LIST w ca mo yr
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A New and Grand Epoch In Medicine.

On MAooIEL IL the founder Of new Medical sys.
tenn! The auantatarians, whose vast Internal doses
enfeebie the stomach and parayzs the bowels, must
give precedence to the who restores health 4nd
appetite, with from to two Of his extraordinary
Fills, and cures the most virulent with box OF
20 OF his wonderful and all healing Sslve These two
great specifics Of the Doctor fast supsrceding all
the stereotyped nostrums Of the day Extraordinary
cures By Maggtel's Pills and Salve have opened the
eyes OF the public to the inseiency Of the so caled
remedies OF others, and upon which people have 80
long bndly depended. Maggel's Pills are not Of the
class that are sw allowed by the dozen, and Of which
every boz full taken creates absolute necessity for
another. Oae or two of Maggiel's Pills suiices to
place the bowels In perfect order tone the stomach
creates An appete and render the spirits light and
Duoyant There To- gripping, and reaction in the
form osconstpAton. lfthe liver 10 affected its func
hons are rcstOrod and the system feeble
It Is invigoroted This last quality makes the med-
cnes very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
uicerous and esaptive diseases are literally extn-
guished byoe disenfectant power Of Naggiels sslvc
In isct 1t 10 here announced that Maggiel's Bilious,
Dyapeptic and DiarrhGa Pills cure where all others
fail While for Burns, Scalds, ChiIbains, Cuts and
all abrasione Of the skin Magyies Save 10 nislbIe
said BY J. NAsolEL. II Pine Street, New York; BY
HALL SCHMUCKER in Upton, and all drug
gists, 1t 70 cents per boz. v18nj9
0COUNTERREITS Buy no MaegieI Pills or
salve with little pamphlet inside the box. They are
bokns. The genuine have namo Of ]. Haydock on DO
with name Of J. Maggiel NJ. D. The genuine have the
Pill surrounded With white powder.0
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-04
Proceedings Of the Council

MONDAY, April l 1872. M.
The Council met at the Mayors office
at the time Of the regular meeting
Present-Wm Elliott, Mayor; s. L.
Smith, Recorder; Trustees-J E Boyn-
ton, J w Bull, l. l. Sweet, Focht and
William Dean.
The minutes Of last meeting were
called for, read and approved.
William Dean, councilman elect, ap.
peared and was qualified.
Mayor Elliott presented a new order
of business, as follows:
1o4-Proson taGivl, Of Petitions.
2d-Reports Of Standing Committees.
M-RepOrts Of Special Committees.
4th-Tesolutions and Motions.
5th-Unfinished business of last ses-
sion.
6th-New Business.
7th-Bills aud Accounts.
On motion Of Mr. Sweet, the order was
adopted ~ offered, and in accordance
Herewith . petition, numerously signed
BY the business men Of Upton, was pre-
sented, asking an ordinance exacting
$l5 per diem Of all auctionecrs and
transient statesmen.
On motion, the petition was referred
to the Committee on Ordinances. ..5
A petition signed by the property
owners and tax payers living along the
north side Of 7th street and on the south
side Of blocks number 8, 4, s, s and I,
was presented, and on motion, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
The petitions Of Messrs Orion, Focht.
HAwlsy. and Crissman were presented,
asking the appointment to the Office OF
Street Commissioner.
On motion, the Council proceeded to
ballot, end resulted Ia the selcction Of
Mr. Focht, who received al the votes
cast. When, on motion, Mr. Focht was
declared duly elected to the Office of
Street Commissioner.
The report Of the standing committees
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AMR. w. s. PETERsoN's first lee.
ture In Upton was delivered on Tuesday
evening. Itabounded in good sense and
sound reasoning. His lectures are de-
signed to cause people to think, rather
than to laugh; and BY thought, to create
new resolutions which manifest them
selves In acts of reformation. Too MANY
OF our temperance lecturers treat the
subject Tor rather naistrcat it, Is though
N'nvolved no matters entitled to serious
.ousaeration. and Is though theyoniy
intended TO excite the Laughter a. a..
Inst the emotions Of their auditors. Nj.
Peterson appeais to ~ iudement Of M
auditors, and bases his appeal on such
2 correct statement Of net, and sush I
logical course Of reasoning as cannot
iail q lin permanent advancement
n, M. fetcrson will lecturs to the chill
dren, IN the Court House, 1t / O'Clock 5
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HE Resolutions adopted bv Cedar

HDr Resolutions adopted by Cedar
Lodge, No. IL, A., F. & A. NJ, in men,
DRY of Capt. Geo. 8. Spicer (deceased):
WHEREAS, The Divine Author of all
all human existence, in His infinite
wisdom has again manifested his over
ruling providence, and in the early
summer Of manhood has called our
brother, Capt. Geo. s. Spicer, from
the jurisdiction of earth to seek adj
mission into the Celestial Lodge above;
and, .ss .Es@
WHEREAS, The mystic ties of Brother
hood, the fraternal chain Of affection
has been severed by the solemn edict
Of the Supreme Grand Master, and the
final ceremonies of personal friendship
have been solemnly performed; there
fore,
Resolvcd, That this bereavement re-
veals to us the loss of a thoroughly geni-
al and affectionate brother, as well as a
brave and determined defender of our
civil government; and while we unite
in mourning his early death, we will
joyfully ever cherish the memory of his
virtues, and recognize in this disruption
of fraternal bonds the oft repeated
warning to be ever ready to assemble in
the Celestial Lodge above
Rcsotrcd, That we express to the
widowed companion, the relations and
friends of the deceased, our united SYM
pathies; and invoke for them that con-
ISOLATION which arises from firm Faith
in God" Hope in Immortality" aud
Charity to all mankind"
Resolued, That copy Of these resolu-
tions DO forwarded to the family of the
deceased, and that the Upton Advertise,
be also furnished Q copy for publication.
Upton, March 3Oth, 1867.
VIM. II. ALDEN.
II. H MAYNARD,
i. L. SMITH,
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CoNCERT.-Thompson 4 Parkhurst's
Troupe Of Vocalists will give Concert
at Deans Hall this Thursday evening.
This Troupe have been travelling in
this state for some time, and have given
perfect satisfaction wherever they have
sung. Our exchangesspeak oftheir per-
formances in flattering terms. Let all
who delight in melody and sweet sounds
attend their concert to-nieht.
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NEW GoODs.-Cha's Hammond il
now bnsily engaged In opening out and
arranging large and varied assortment
o. the goods usually kept by him, for
the spring and summer trade. His stock
Is mace up Of the very latest styles and
fashions, and Of quality excelled by
none. II is not for the mere love of gain
that he thus invests his money In goods,
OUT that the citizens of the county may
be clothed In beautiful and becoming
garments; therefore, ye who would make
Q respectable appearance in the world.
a : tr'ning expenditure of money, will
call on him Immediately, and get the
choice Of his stock.
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n0LAs previously announced, Fred
erick Douglass will lecture at the Con-
gregational Church, In Upton, on Fri
usy e~oning, April 10th, 1867. Subject:
The sources Of danger to our Republic. 4"
rms lecture has been highly praised by
the press, and is considered tho a.si.o. Is
hest effort. None should fail to hear
him Tickets Of admission, so ccnts.-
For sale at Daniels book store and at
tho drug stores.
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EVERLASTING FLowERs.-This class
of flowers will retain their form and COL
or, and their beauty can be continually
enjoyed for several years. There are o
variety of sizes and colors, and together
with the ornamental grasses, they are
claiming great attention for winter bo-
quets, wreaths, hanging baskets, &C.
For seeds, notice Mr.. Wilbur's advertise
ment In another column.
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Messrs. EditOrs:-I was much pleased
with the article in the last Advertiser on
the subject Of "loafers" and "bores."
The writer done them justice as far ~ he
went, but did not quits exhaust the sub-
ject. These "lazy fellows are most un-
qsestionably an 'sintolerable bore" as
he says, and in the manner he desig-
mates, but there are other ways in which
they render themselves particularly Of
fensive to business men, attorneys and
others who wish to keep their places OF
business in condition suitable for gen.
tensea, and ladies too, who have bust
ncss in those places, by first patronizing
some pea nut stand to the extent of Ave
cents, and then intrudiDg themselves
into some we'll swept Office or store room,
strewing the floor with the shells Of the
aforesaid peanuts, purchased at said pea
nut stand aforesaid with the said five
cents aforesaid; and then drawing their
jack knives they make an indiscriminate
attack OIL wood-box, table, chair or 9TH
er piece of furniture belonging to said
Office or store, as the case may he, strew
the floor with their whittlings, much
to the annoyance Of
ONE OF THE BORED.
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CARD.-For the next fifteen days
will offer my entire stock of Crockery
and Glassware complete assortment) ut
original cost, adding thereto eight cents
upon each dollar to cover freight. =
Terms, Reddy Pay.
This affords customers = rare chance
to fill up their incomplete sets, and will
enable me to make room for new styles
to arrive. WIN. Fl. ALDEN.
Upton, April 4th, 1867.
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PREAcHING.-Rsv.J ]. BISHOP, (Uni-
versalist,) Of Anamosa, will hold divine
service at the Court House, in this place,
on next Sabbath, 1t 10 O'Clock q. M,
and At 8 O'Clock p. m. All are invited
to attend.
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The Normons and Polygamy

An application by the Mormon au-
thorities Of Utah for the admission of
that Territory under the name of Deseret
has revived the question of tolerating
polygamy in the land. It is we'll known
that the Republican National conven-
ton Of 1850 declared hostility to "those
twin relics of barbarism, Slavery aud
Polygamy." One has been wiped out,
the other remains. The Republican
party, lift continues true to Its pledges,
must insist on the eradication of the
cancer on the public morals which is
the prominent feature Of Mormonism.
They can never consent to the admis-
sion Of the Territory into the Union
and recognized by local law. It is not
likely, indeed, that the present Congress
will entertain the proposition for mo-
ment. The evil will, therefore, contin-
ue to exist for years unless something Is
done by the General Government to end
1t. When Brigam Young told Mr.. Col
fax that his people had adopted polygamy
by divine revelation and Mr.. Colfax re-
marked that he expected q revelation
would be given them to abandon 1t soon,
he limited at the remedy. That revela-
tion must come from Uncle Sam and
must bear his seal and signature, backed
up by his bayonets if necessary. We
are in favor Of as much federation and
liberty in this country As is consistent
with the well-being Of the people. But
federation must not be in defiance to the
government; liberty must not be I'M
bridled license. The wisdom and NOR
atty of the civilized world must not be
set aside by pretended revelations to q
Sestial and besotted bigot, ambitious to
gain power and influence over an igno-
rant people by pandering to their basest
appetites.
The sooner, therefore, our government
give the Mormon people notice that
their Ubiquitous and mOnstrous system
will not be tolerated the better it will be
for the nation. Let the barbarous relic
be wiped off the national escutchen.-
AsseOatisaa Journal
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBACY.

n ESSAY OF WARNING AND INSTRUCTION
"A FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which psematurely PROSTATE the Vital Powers, with
sure means Of reirf Sent Free OF CHARGE in sealed
, enS envelopes. Address, pr. j. sKILLIN HOUGH
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa. n4Oyl /
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A TREATY WITH RUssIA.-The Presi.
dent has communicated to the Senate
executive session treaty with Russia,
BY which that power surrenders to the
United States IT'S sovereignty over all
Russian America, and adjacent Islands.
1t especially includes the strip 400 miles
long which extends down the coast, thus
nearly excluding British America from
the Ocean. This cessation excites in
tense interest. Influential parties re-
gard It a. significant of the Russian
policy, In view Of impending European
complications on the eastern question.
Russia cedes her American terri
tory for the same reasons that
induced Napoleon to sell louisiana
In the event of war Russia would prob
ably lose this territory, and by parting
with It the Gar secures the friendshin
OF our government. The English repre-
sentative e deeply chagrined, and e 4
said that Sir Frederic Bruce will tele-
graph to the Earl Of Derby for instruc-
lions to protest against its acceptance bv
our government. This acquisition viii
nnore than double the United States
coast on the Pacific.
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This is the season for coughs and colds
those suffering with such, or any affec-
ton of the throat or lungs, will find DR..
Strickland's "Mellifiuous Cough Bal
sam" an excellent remedy; in fact, all
his medicines are worthy the confidence
of our readers. See advertisement. 13w4
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Mrs. COLLAR takes this method to
Inform the ladies Of Upton and vicinity
that she has just received her spring
patterns Of the latest styles, and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work. She gives
her personal attention to cutting and
fitting. Shop north Of the Steam Mill.
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~ The advertisements of"A Farm of
1877 acres for Nothing" 800, 900 Usage
Orange Plants" and "Sweet Potato
Plants for SALE" are worthy Of perusal.
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Casad 4 Gilmore have received their
spring and summer styles of cloths, cas-
simcre and gents furnishing goods.
The styles are neat and goods snbstan-
tial, and il their "bowld Finnegan"
don't know how to cut and make them
up SO that small amount of cloth will
make the wcarcr look like gentleman,
no one does.
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ed their stock Of boots 4 shoes and hats
= caps to the store lately occupied by
Drake 4 Covinston, whore they will
readily wait upon al who give them .
call. Call and look ct their new styles
of hats &caps, just received. They are
Handsome and cheap. - II /. -r-r.r
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~ Result Of Teachers Examination
held last Saturday:
Number Of candidates, .................... q
g 1st class certificates given,
"a ..
WIIuuF8Wu, .s".....s......'.......


MARBLEs-The popular game Of Base
Ball has given way, for the present, to
that Of marbles. The latter IL now the
common amusement of boys ranging I'm
years from 5 to 80, who enter into the
science Of the game with an enthusiasm
rarely seen. We like to see people en-
JOY themselves, no matter whether
young or old, but most earnestly protest
against the sidewalks being blockadcd
from morning till night by groups Of
boys SO busily engaged in the above
game as not to observe the approach of
ladies who oftcntimes are compelled to
cross the street to evade coming in con-
tact with group of these busy fellows.
smith Brothers are agents for the
Marsh Harvester.
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Thf Giptou 5drfrtisfr.
.0xAH kNuITORD,

- GLARE &lGU1T0RD, IL
ubllehora and Proprietors.
81 WALL PARR.-A fins lot Sor sale b
8. s.. Daniels. Also borders, curtain
g pApsn, cord and tassels for Gnrtaies, and
fixtures.
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M. to-day. He viii also deliver another
lecture, Ut the same place tonight.
Rev. JOY BISHOP will also lecture at
the Court House, on next Saturday ev-
ening. Mr.. B. II q sound reasoner and
embarrassing and instructive speaker.