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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06

nried Seeded Cherries sell at IS cts. per
~ Quart, in city Markets, Weouer's Patent
Cherry Soner will stone three bushels per hour,
and separates the seed from the fruit. Sent by
Express on receipt of $3.50. Agents wanted ev-
erywhere to make $40 to $40 day. The trade
supplied by HARBSTER BROS. / CO.,
Reading Hardware Works, Reading, Pa.
mayl6-1y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06
A Large Cow,

A Large Cow,
Now dry, and which will make a good beef
in the fall, will be traded for good fresh
mlch COW. One with q calfis preferred. In
qnire at this Office
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE
I OE A XALuARI4E EARN


COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE FARM.
M. Henry Hickman, complainant, VS.. Farra's and
others, defts-IN CHANcERY.
BY VIRTUE of decree of the circuit court,
rendered in the above cause, Oh the 5th day OF
April, 1867, we the undersigned commissioners
appointed for that purpose, will proceed Sal
urddy the 29fh day Of June, 1867, upon the prem
Uses, to sell the lands of which John W. Farrar
died seized and possessed, lying on the North
Branch of the Shenandoah River. about two miles
South east OF the town of Woodstock, consisting
of three several tracts, the consisting of
ONE HUNDRED & SIXTEEN ACRES,
more or less. another of Is ACRES, and the last
of so ACRES, all in such contiguty to each other
that they may be considered as substantially one
tract.
There are upon said lands valuable improve
ments, consisting of
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
the one large and the other of moderate size a
BARN, GRAIN cry and other necessary out
buildings. There are some 80 ACRES of valuable
BOTTOM LANDS upon said tracts and this to-
gether with the upland, which is also good makes
very desirable farm.
TERMS OF SALE:
The terms are made easy for the accommodation
of purchasersAand are as follows, viz: One-flth
on the 25th day Of August, 1867, and the residue
in five equal annual payments from the day of
sale, all to bear interest from said day; bonds
with good personal security to be given for all
said payments, and the deed to be retained as a
further security until all the deferred payments
are paid, unless ordered otherwise by the court.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, NJ.
MARK BIRD,
MOSES WALTON.
May %, 1867. Commissioners.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06

" Liver and Kidney diseases. VIM R. Prince,
Flushing New York. for so years proprietor ofthe
Lnn@n Nurseries, has discovered the Remedial
Plants which are Positive Cures for the above and
all Inherited and Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility Rheumatism, ard ali
Female Maladies, and others resulting from i'm
purity Of the blood, hitherto incurabe. Explana-
tory circular, one stamp. Treatise all diseases,
20 cents. may l6-ly
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II ERE WE ARE, AT HOME!
FARMERS, GARDENERS, GRAPE GROW
a N I,I1c No Al

terests; use Fertilizers, and use good ones. Where
can you get them Why, from Gill Co., at the
Fcrtilizing Works on Pugh's Run, near Wood
stock. Universal satisfaction given by Gill Co.
As far as heard from, our Phosphate has given
satisfaction TO every one using it. 1t any one US
ing the Phosphate and is not satisfied with the re-
suits, please let us know. We will give all such
certificates along side of the good ones received.
Read what your neighbors say about it in re-
gard to garden vegetables. Farmers and Garden
ers will be benefited by the use Off in top dress
ing their corn, vegetables and potatoes. Al we
ask, is try it. GILL co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06

Having become ag Sa for Paskards Traction
offer better gate than ever was offered in this
country before~-one that costs only about two
thirds as mnch the common swing gate, and is
easier made, lasts longer than the swing gate and
is more convenient-does not swing. but revolves
back on Rollers Can be seen at Woodstock
Farm Rights and Territory sold on reasonable
terms. ALVIN Stems,
Agent for East and West Va. APP Is.
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nj c. MccLUsKY,

Manufacturer of all kinds of
TOILET AND PEARL Powders AND LILY WHITE,
No. COG South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia
gfss~ Orders by mail promptly attended to.
maya6--ly. -....-
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N7ANTED TO MAKE AN ARR ANGEMENT
w with live man in every count, who wish
to make money, and give good references.
No capital required VIII sell business new pay
ing ST. 500 per month, and rely on profits for my
pay. Address, j. c. TILTON,
mayl6-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06

A MEXICAN STOCK JOURNAL, a
IA first class monthly, containing Sc large dou-
bic column Pages, only 50 cts. for months. Try
i'll Will save every farmer many dollars, as we
offer Horse and Cattle Doctor free. Address n.
p. Boyer & Co., Gum Tree Chester Co., Pa.
may Icy.
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. ANTED-AGENTS

month the year round, 900 per cent profit
on commission. We guarantee the above salary
or commission to suitable agents at their own
homes, to introduce an article of indispensable u
tihty in every household. For particulars call on
or address, G. W. jackson & Co., IL Street, Bal
timore, Md mayl6-Iy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06

o.."s~->zrDonn ~, v A, May II, 81
Messrs. Gill Dc COL have used your Phos-
plate in my Garden, and am astonished at the
good effects of it, besides it is worth its price
to kill the worms, feas; &C., that infest every Gar
den, II it had no other propensities. l shall
use it for garden and Farming purposes.
Yours, truly,
MOSES RINKER
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4 TTENTIoN, PHOTOGRAPHERS

PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFIT FOR SALE.
Any one wishing to go into the Photographic
business, will be furnished complete outfit, in
Gliding Camera and all necessary chemicals for
all kinds OF pictures, at a moderate price.
Instructions will be given to any one wishing to
learn the art, at moderate charges. For further
particulars, apply to j. w. CLINEDlNST
Woodstock, May 23-tf.
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New Advertisements.

DOCK AGENTS WANTED FOR
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FROM THE GREAT RIVER TO THE GREAT OCEAN.
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Life and Adventure on Praries, Mountains, and
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To prospective emigrants and settlers in the
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A GENTS WANTED for GEN. L. C. BAKERS
N HI STORY Of the SECRET SERVICE.
This work embraces an Authentic and Official
account of the hitherto suppressed facts and nor-
nation obtained by General Baker, during his five
years service Chief of the National Detective
Police. Now that the war is over, the Nation de-
mands this inner History, and a. a historian, the
Author subseryes no partisan purposes, but writes
the plain unvarnshed TRUTH sparng neither
Convict Civilian nor Government Oaieial Judi nd.
ciously justifying his statements with vouchers
from the highest authority, imparting thereby a
genuine historic value to his startling disclosures
Active, energetic Agents are clearing $500 pey
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pllcant. Address P GARRETT L. CO., 7O2 Chest
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J1AKMEks, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS /!

jas. U. r A ED, c: c. s. c.
May16-4wS5 w. W.pq
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

A Rochester urchin unconsciouslv
pcrpetratcd a great joke at the ex-
pensc of his teacher, the other day.
The lady was announcing to her pu-
pills the holiday, on the 22d, and ask
ing them some questions concerning
its observance, among others, why
the birthday of Washington should
be celebrated more than that of any
one else. ''Why," she added, more
than mine, you may tell me-" she
said to a little fellow, eager to explain.
''Because, he exclaimed with great
vivacity, 'because he never told a
lie
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

The largest room in the world
under q roof, and unbroken by pillars
or other distractions, is at St. Pc
tersburg, Russia. It is $50 feet in
length and $50 feet III breadth. By
daylight, it is used for military dis
plays, and q battalion can convc-
niently manmuvre in it. In the even
ing, it is often converted into vast
ballroom, when it is warmed by
sixteen prodigious stoves, and 20,0
wax tapers are required to light it
properly. The roof of this great
structure is single arch Of iron, the
bars on which it rests weighing
II, $50. 600 pounds.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

ET1QUETTE ON THE CARS. Whe-
tler ladies ought to have seats. I
believe they ought.
I always side with the ladies.
When | am in a crowded car, and
a lady comes in, think it is the duty
OF some other man to get up and
give her his scat.
] look around the car to sec if
any man in the crowd looks like
making Il move iii shat direction,
and when | see them all keep their
seats, l bury myself in my newspa-
per and blush for my sex.
Corn O'Luaus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

a "CULLUD' W r~Ess. The Baton
Rouge Adrocmesgives the following
extract from tho testimony Of Wit
ness examained about the participa-
ton of one Sam Bowman in a late
robbery. When asked if he knew
Sam Bowman, he said:
30, yes, I bought ice cream from
him often
'What is his namc?'
THAT is mono of my business; got
Sonethin' else to do sides follerin'
people bout to find out dar names. .
How do you know that he is the
same man."
Don't | tell you, boss, Ise bought
ice cream from him lots Of time. Oh
course he's dc man. Don i rcckc-
lect his painted wagon and his sas-
sers. and the way he hollored ice
cream. Oh course hes the same
man.
'.What was you doing when the
robbers came to Mrs. Clark's So
Muffin; | was asleep"
How did you know they were on
The place.
Amt [ got ears?'
How long did you stand out in
he yard listening?"
TIL my feet got cold"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

ADVANTAGES OF LATINA very
good member Of the General Assem-
bly,, of Rhode Island, once moved to
translate all the Latin phrases in the
statute SO that the common people
could understand them. The exqui-
site folly Of such q measure was by no
means obvious to the great body of
The Assembly. 1t was quite as likely
to pass as not. \ good solid argu-
ment against it would probably have
carried it through. The late Mr..
Opdikc took the ground that il was
no advantage to have the people
understand the laws. They were not
afraid Of anything which they under
stood. 1t was these Latin words that
they are afraid OF.
Mr.. Speaker. There was & man in
South kinSstown. about twenty
years ago, Z perfect nuisance, and
nobody knew how to get rid Of him.
One day, he was hooing corn and he
saw the Sheriff coming with pa
per, and he asked what it was. Now
if he had told him it was writ,
what would he have cared? But
ne told him it was Il capias az sedis-
.f"cie"/"na, and the man dropped his
hoe and run, and has not been heard
Of since. Nor has the proposition
TO translate the Latin words in the
statutes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31
The Great American Blood Purifier.
THE QUEENS DELIGHT !

FENHE QUEENS DELIGHT. the great
Il American Alternative and Blood l'ur-
her, - the most perfect vegetable com
pound Of alternatives, tonics, diuretics and
dlap!l"retlcs: making ii the most effective
inNS"ratn%, reluvcnating and hlood-
cleansing cordial known to the world.
In Introducing this new and cNtraordi-
nary medicine u the public. observation
leads us to remark that too little attention
Is pald TO ;hc life Of all flesh, the blood.
Many diseases, and, too, many complaints,
which have their origin III Il vitiatrd state
OF the blood, arc treated only as symptoms
and results: whereas. If the remedy had
been applied 70 enrich the blood and rcn.
DIR II pure. both cause and effect would
have been removed. The Queens Delight
Is oh"rcd to the afflicted az 4 sure remedy
1rf those diseases arising from an impure
condition OF the blood. Ii has q direct
and specific action upon that iuid and
consequently READERS the blood pure 1t
ls Sald, on high authority, that 'niam no
sooner begins to live tllam hc begins to
oic- and that the characteristics Of tho
lVinS organism are ccasclcss change and
ccasClcss waste" |; is obvious. therefore,
t" every rejecting mind, thai unless the
h!o"d IS pure, IN supplying the waste It's
sues with material. 1t must be the cause Of
Innumcrablr ills and constitutional diSur-
dcrs. such az Scrofula, Ehcumatism. He.
pate Disorders, Consumption, Intlamma-
toms, lcvcrS. &c. Life aud health is only
to be maintained by the circulation Of pure
artcrial blood
We therefore advise every ono whose
blood Is Ill the least vitiatcd by Indulgence
or excess, and whose constitution is i'm
paired by disease and is suffering from
rheumatism, Liver Complaint Consump-
tion, Scrofula or Kings EVIL, Carbunclcs.
Boils, Itching Humor of the Skin, Erysi-
pclas, Skin Diseases, letter, Roughncss Of
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x
The Christian Crown.

ne NsO'H.
EY JOHN SAVAGE.
Ten centuries and one had trod
Jerusalem, since when,
IN mortal form, the Son Of God,
Died for the sous of men.
And they who in the martyr 'o,und
Their Saviour, walled and We pit.
That gorgeous horrors Shoul,t abound,
Where Christ the blessed slept.
From clamorous towns and forests hush,
AS cascades from the gloom
OF Caves, Crusaders Eastward rush,
To win the holy tomb.
Their corsclets steel and silver bright,
Meath swayinS piumcs disri%Eed,
Now dance, like streams, III lines of light
Now loiter on in shade.
Their crosses glow in every form,
Inspiring vale and MARI,
As through the veins of earth they swarm
Like blood back to the heart.
rs midday of mid-summcr's heat
Faith crowns the live and dead;
Jerusalem is at their feet,
Brave Godfrey at their head.
within the walls. the ramparts ring
is proudly ticy Jrociain
Great Godfrey de Bouilon king,
\ king III more than name.
The ruby budding crown to bind
About his head they stood;
Another crown is in his mind;
For rubies, beads Of blood.
No. no. and back the bauble ninss,
''No gold this brow adorns,
Where willed He, Christ, the King of Kings,
TO wear crown of thorns.'
Let not tho glorious truth depart
Brave Godfrey handed down:
y King whose crown is in his heart
Need wear no other crown.
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New York Advertisements
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Canned Goods.

EEEEN TEAS. GREEN CORR. TvM.A-
w TOES, Peaches. Pine Apple. Loi,s.rrs.
Salmon. Oysters, Cranbury Sauce. Ess
Piums, Pie Fruits, fresh Mackcrc. Sar-
dimes, English and American Pickles, Cat
sups, Sauces sc. On band and for sale
low bv j. y 7. L. AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

CHARLOTTE y s. c. RAILROAD.
C"I-vMEIi, $. c., March IS, 1865
|sNiE. schedule of the Passenger Trains
Il over this Road Is, ;la follows:
Lravc C"iunbla at. ...-..... $50 !. N.
Arrive ut Charlotte II ... $50 Il. m.
Leave Charlotte at..... 5.lO y. m
Arrive at Columbia a:.t........ll25 ut q. m
Close connections arc made at Cul:lmhia
lnl Charlotte w!:h the mall trains on the
North taro!in" and South Carolina Rail
roads.
THEOUGHTICKETS arc sold at Co}um-
ia to Richmond, Va. Washington. d. c.,
Ealtlnore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city giving choice Of routes til
Portsmouth or Richmond baggage
chccked. Tickets are also sold at Char
iottc for Chati,s ston and Augusta
IN Accommodation Train, for freight and
i"ca! passage. leaves Columbia ut a. IN
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS OF
each week, and Charlotte on the sam.
days and hour; arriving at Co mbia and
Charlotte At t. y. NJ.
March Il c. BOTk\[GUT. S,l,';.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

A LARGE FAMILY. There is wo-
man living in Rush township, Sis
quchanna County, Pa, named Ruth
l;oscnkrans, aged ciGhty-ciSht years
and seven months, who is the mother
of twelve children, the grandmother
of nincty-onc, the great grandmother
OF 222, and the great great grand
mother Of twcnty-four making in III
$40. \ family OF 800. 4 prolific
family, indeed. She IS now well. ana.
some time ago. knit = pair OF socks
IN three days, an'i is able TO DO il
now.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

Mrs PARrISGroS on THE FA-
sHIoNs. There is one thing sure,
said Mrs. Partington; "'the females
OF the present generation are heap
more independent than they need
to be. Why, saw u gal go by the
other day that l know belongs to
.he historical class of society, with
her dress all tucked up, ner hair all
buzzled up like as if she had not
time to comb it for a week, and one
of her grand-mothcr's night-caps, in
an awful crumblcd condition, on her
head. Why, law, honey. when
was a gal, if one Of the fellows came
along when | had my clothes tucked
up that way, and my head kivercd
With an old white rag, [ would run
for dear life and hide out Of sight
Well, we'll, the gals then were in
nocent, unconliscated creatures; now
they are what the French call
'blaZcs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

How TO CATcH RABBITS. A modern
Auntist adopted the following in
genious device to catch rabbits: 1t
oeats Beaurcgard's trick of keep
lnS the Fedcra!s out OF Centreville,
Win wooden cannon. He painted a
hole on the end Of a log near where
tne game was most abundant, then
Wits hls dog beat round among the
bushes to start them up. The latter
very much frightened and Devil
dcrcd, would of course look for q
place to hide, and seeing a hole in
the end OF log, would 60 for it full
tilt. The consequence was, they
would knock their brains out. or
stun themselves so rs to be easily
picked up.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-31

m0tncr OF tWcntN-tOuI- making III all
$40. \ family OF $40. 4 prolific
family, indeed. She IS now well. ana.
some time ago, knit = pair OF socks
in three days. and is able TO DO il
now.
An old Scotch lady had an evening
party, where 4 young man was pre-
sent who was about to leave for an
appointment in China As he was
exceedingly cXtravagant in his con
versation about himself, the old lady
said, when he was leaving, TAX
guide care o yourscl when We are
ava, for mind We, they eat puppies
IN China"
Professor Anderson, the Sui-diS,nu
'Wlzard Of the North, is ut present
starring it in Dublin He writes to
the Fireman in Il state of mental dis
tress, complaining that he is pestercd
to death by puritanical tract listribu-
tors, who deny his right to exist, on
scriptural Srouud: ''Thou shalt not
suffer witch to live"
A traveller in Montana relates that,
in some Of the streams at the sources
W l''l 80 Il'CIH, ttlc > l)cCklcNt lIOitt arc
so ravenous that they Will bite at any
thing. He says that they even fol
lowed him into the woods, and BIT
the spurs on his boots as he rode
away.
An Indiana paper tells the follow
ing: a love-sicll sucker sends us
some Goggcrel to print Respect
fully declined. Go and tell the gal
that you are fool, without letting
everybody else know it,
! WHAT DOES HE DO WITH IT?-:' Now,
boys, this is Il whale. Can yon tell
me what the whale docs with all the
water he swallows?' Smart bov,
whose father is u awn-brohcr,
please, sir, lie spouts it,"
Out of 123 orders of honor, only
four can be worn by ladies, viz: The
Starry Cross, III Austria; the
"Sainto Elizabeth" in Portugal; the
order of Louisa, in Prussia; and that
of San Carlos, in Mexico.
At ball given at the Tuillcrics,
the Russian Princess Kimsky karsa-
kow wore il dress, the material of
which was completely invisible. SO
closely was it covered with Eot house
roses and diamonds.
y German Count is under arrest in
Louisville, Ky. for marrying three
women there, two in Baltimore, and
an entire brigade Of ladies in New
York. The papers say he had wife
on the brain
y Nermontcr, taking his family
West. recently bought twcnty-six rail
road tickets. He goes with his wife
and twcnty-four children latter
including eleven pairs Of twins.
y lady, in Chicago, was annoved
: by IA who followed her and stared
at her impudcntly. She became SC
vexcd at last that she slapped him il
the face. She was troubled no more
\ man IN GAINESVILLE mailed a letter
to Cincinnati fourteen years ago, anc
after an extraordinary travel, it finally
came back TO the man w!o wrote it,
A gifted female anthor pleads fol
an open church. Er>tol POSI-
Rather cool, that We should say
Press.
According to Il New York journal
the Fenian resolutions III Congress.
are only erin go-Buncombc.
! The best way to do good to our
i
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Old Newspapers

EOR SALE at the
Il PHGNIX OFFICE.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
ONE OF THE PROFESSORS
OF THE
ALLEGANY ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Allegany Academy Of Music

As this Institution ia permanently established il
Friendship, lose wishing To purchase Meiodeons
organs. or nia"os, will readily understand the value
fpnrchaeing from respOns bic house located nea
them