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New A advertisements.
Virginia Female Institute
STANTON, VA.

bIAUNIUN, a.
1lHE next session will begin on the last We'd
! nesday in September. A full corps (thirteen)
OF experienced Professors and Teachers. The
Music Department. is furnished with new first
class Pianos and Organ.
Terms as low as is consistent with the best
advantages. For Circulars, &c. address
Rev. r. H. PHILLIPS, Principal.
Or Rev. }. G. WHEAT, v Principal.
Reference to former Patrons: Gen. Robert
b. Lee; Hon. John 3. Brldwin lion. A. T.
Caperton; Hon. Hugh W. Shefey; Hon r.
W. Walker, Ala: Gen. G. w. Pettus. Ala,
Cen john Fchols; Professor Maupin, Univer.
sity of Virginia &c, &c.
Aug Sim Sc
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Ben Hamilton,

A freedman, once the property of the
late S. c Williams, died in this place on
friday last. Ben was extensively known,
having acted in the capacity of waiter, &c.
at the public watering places in this coun-
ty and at hotels here and elsewhere, for
many years previous to the war. He was
distinguished for his fine manners and ac.
commodating disposition. He was faith
ful to his former master and his family
during the trying scenes of the war, and
by his fidelity retained their respect to the
end. But he is gone Diseased and af-
ficted for several months he died of drop
sy. in the prime Of manhood.
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The CT. cult Court

For this county, Judge j. T Harris
presiding, commenced its session on Nom
day last The grand jury bad light job
of it. The only ease ofany importance that
we know OF is a suit TO SET aside the will!
of the late John Strayer, of New Market.
brought by his son-in-law. Mr. Derrick
Penny backer, of Rockingham Able conn
sci have been employed in the case We
know nothing Of the merits of the oontro-
versy. i large number of Witnesses have
been summoned by the parties interested
This case we imagine, derives its import
ance chiefly from the large amount involv-
ed in its decision.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

August 2s, 1868. Prices to-day ranged as follows
Steers S. Oxen and Cows at 41za5: fair quality
Beeve, 51aaS6H. and the best Beeves at 7I4a8A
per 100 lbs, the average price being about
$50 Trcss The market xas very dull, and pli
ces about 75c per 100 lbs lower than the rates OF
last week.
Sheep.-The supply during the past week has
been in excess OF the demand and the market
has shown downward tendancy. Prices to day
ranged as follows: fair to good fat Sheep at 4a54
per Id gross. Laubs 00aS3 so per hid.
Hogs.-The market has been well supplied du-
ring the past week. but chiefly with light Hogs
tol coed qualities prices unchanged, but com
mon and interior kinds Gull and &c per ID low
er. Prices to-day ranged follows fair to good
Hogs at - 50a5Ii 81, and extra heavy at Shipper
lG0 lbs net.
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Wanted j:

LIVERY MAN (who has wife) in Shen-
Ia andoah comfy, Va, to subscribe for
.4GlUer's Putcnt Ercelsior Broom"
the best broom of tie age in durability simplici-
ty. nicely, aud finish that has ever been brought
tito Va. ANY Lady can fill SAID broom in fifteen
minutes Everybody takes 1t in Augusta county.
Having been appointed Agent for Shenandoah
county Va. will commence canvassing the coun-
Monday May 18th court day should any be missed;
my address is
WILLIAM 7. YARBOUGH, (Agt)
New Hope. r. o. Augusta Co., Va.
Arril, 1855
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If ANYBODY wishes to be cured of Rheumatism
Eskridge's Infallibe cure, manufactured at
New Market Va. Price SIPS per bottle.
D.s. A. w. EsKRipGE-D ear siir:-I ara pleased
IT, inform you that tn. bottle of "Inalble" has
rendered IA perfect cnre in my wife OF Rheuma-
tiSin She has been suffering with the disease for a
length OF time. her nbs and hands were so Affect
cd that she had but little use oithcln for some time
and now she is perfectly relieved, and attributes
t. your Intalible cure entirely.
NATHANIEL BARTON,
Commissioner Revenue Shenandoah Co
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In this section of he county have been
4 greatly benefited by the late heavy rains.
and particularly those that were planted in
une; aud if the frost should not cut it
(ort before it shall be matured, the yield
be tolerably good one.
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TO CONSUMpTiys.

The REV. EDWAAD A. WILSON will send
(free OF CHARGE ali Who desiieit, the prescrIp
ton with The directions Tor making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured oi a lung
affection that dr. cad disease Consulnp tIs
only object 10 benefit the atIilctea lie hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, As il will
cost them nothing, aud may prove blessing.
Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Fad ST., Williansbuieh, N. \.
May Ply
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NEW BOOKS
Moors'~ Life OF Hon. schuyler Colfax.


T. b Peterson & Brothers, No 30s Chestnu,
Street. philadelphia, have press and viii pub
ii>h IN few days. .'Ibe Life of Hon. Schuyler
Gniisx. written by Rev. A. Y Moore, of South
Benp. Indiana, who was for twelve years. as
pastor and srind in the entire confidence of Mr..
Coifass, ard had access TO the files of the paper
publ by Mr.. Co.fax for 3wenty years. and to
the Congressional Globe knows all his past histo-
ry and all who have known him from boy a5ed
he began this biography two or three years ago
SO that 1t Is notone OF the hurried and ephemeral
publications SO common in election years. Mr.
Mooreis gentleman Of fine talent and culture.
and there is no doubt but that his biography Of
Mr.. Colfax will be worthy of it's disfingp;shad
subject
The following letter from Mr.. Colfax. to Rev.
=. 1. Moore viii explain ITSELF
W AsHINGroN, ID. c., May 80, 1868.
"As your prediction of year ago has been re-
allied. have no further objection to your pnb-
fishing, any sketch, more or less full, Of my life
You may have prepared. As you were for
dozen years telics-townsman of mine and
about my has pry as the public would care about
knowing; and although my engrossng dutiss
here leave me no time to revise the manuscript
have no fear that your work will not be faith
full one.
''Yours, very truly.
.'SoHuLEY CoLrAx.
"Rev, A. Y. Moore. South Bend, Indiana"
1t viii be published in large duodecimo vol
TUNE o. aaa Ie s sss ..p pages from large
with portrait. On steel, of Hs. Colfax, executed
by lllman Brothers, the weil-kno vn engrayers
as We'll AS profile buss, in gill; on the black
from photographs taken Of ~. ColIax within
the last week; the whole bound in cloth in the
most substantial manner Price $3.50 copy
Canvassers wanted exseynere. Large discount.
giveu Copies yin be sent 10 any one, at onces
ppss,paaa. a. Tecept Of price, BY the Publishers.
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Blank Books, Diarys, Pass Books, NTemoran-
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Blank Cards, Visiting Cards, Photograph AL
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Armtets, large and beautiful assortment, at
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Perfumery, Hair Oils, Pomadcs. Hair and
Tooth Brushes. full assortment always on
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WOODSTOCK
WAL ACADEMY,
JOHN II. GRABiLL, A. NJ, Princtp

JOHN II. GRABiLL, A. NJ, Principal.
1lHE sixth session will begin on the first Mon.
| day IN September and close on the last Frie
day in january. Students are charged from
date of entrance to close of the session. In
all cases full contingent fee is required.
Terms per Session:
Reading. Writing and Spelling ...........S 90
Geography, Eng. Grammar first party
Elementary Arithme.ic....... ...... 10 0C
intermediate Glass Observation-Disclosures. y sc
Junior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is o.
Senior ............... 20 0
Practical Surveying, with use OF Instru
ment ......... ......... ......... ......... S W
A limited number of students will be re-
ceived into the family of the Principal. For
further particulars apply for Circular.
Aug 8, 1868.
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STONY MAN.

STONY MAN.
BY C. W. sNARR
Above the level Of the vale.
Between h earth and sky,
In robes of blue, to-day not pale,
Stands Stony Man SO high.
His form is vastly huge and tall,
And wondrous are his feet;
Ten thousand rocks, both large and small.
la beauty here do meet
Tremendous is lis height. indeed,
If viewed by day or night;
His arms, like brazen orbs, do plead
The truth, 80 what sight -
The tender oak must bow her head
To him, her rival true;
And as the laurel oft has said,
She says, '.l'm ruled by YOU"
The proudlike pine must stand below,
And look above her crown,
And there behold her king, to show
A face that Will not frown.
The eye Of man can surely gaze
In wonder at the sight,
Where giant rocks their arms do raise,
III l,,.aIy hIaa.as -, lirht
Yes. It's a might sight to see,
The wonders of the Hill
Triumph;sn there, above .the'tree
Behold he heart is still
AMI when ihas eye does sqa- beyond
The Blue Ridges giani he ght,
And lights upon our coun. ~ toud.
Heart says, 20 what sight
% man awake. ard journey ;here.
Behold The mountains ..be,'
Learn that truth, SO just. SO fair.
Which lies there waiting for you.
And last OF ali, allow me say.
Twas God. our mighty King,
Who did on ,onder ridge convey
Ihu irnth which angels sing.
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Boih sexes more orless, through the prostra-
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IN saGh instances the Nerve Prescription may be
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This prescription is carefully compounded, and
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Bring Your Timber to
COOKS SAW MILL!
AND YOUR LUMBER TO HIS
P L A MIN G. I'll 4 HIN e

NOAH COOK would inform the public that
! eish h prepared TO saw lumber for those who
fursn the timber at 40 cents per 100 feet cash. or
so cents short credit; or. if preferred, for two
fiths of the lumber sawed. He is also prepared to
PLANE & TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANK
or fl ooring and other purposes, on the most &C
cOmmodating terms. All saving and planning done
in the best stvle. Give him call at his mill on
Pughs Run, three miles north of Woodstock.
Feb, l3 lS6S-lyt10
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S P Il CT A J. NOTICES

What is this Marvellous Antidote to
Disease.
Which, for TWENTY YE RS, has been winning
''golden opinions from all sorts of people, unG Ter
the name ofHOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS?
1t is infusion ofthe most excellent tonic, an
ii bilious anti-scorhutic and Alternative herbs
roots and barks, in the purified spirituous essence
of Rye
HOW DOES 1T OPERATE
This question nay be briefly answered as fol-
lows 1t operates
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New Advertisements.
New Advertisements.


4<OMMI SSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE NEAR MT. JACKSON.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of
Shenandoah, in chancery suit therein pend
ing between Lemuel d. Rnker gus rdian for
George A. Will and Sarah E. Will, orphan
childre of Joseph Will. deceased, complain
ant, and said children and others DEFENDANTS
| shall, on Saturday The 26h Of September, 1863
upon the premises, proceed 10 sell at public
sale to the highest bidder, a tract of land
containing
As Acres, Roods & 90 So Perches,
about two miles west of MI. jackson. on the
drains OF Mill Creek The soil is limestone
and of fair quality: about twothirds of the
land is cleared and the balance is in timber
Terms Of Sale: - Ten per cent. in hand 23a
per cent. on the Goth of March, 1869, one
third in one year. and the residue in TWO years
from The day of sale. all the deferred payments
to bear interest from that day--the purchas
-r to give bonds with two good securities. and
the title to be retained as additional security
until all the purchase money shall have been
paid. 1t is probable hat the purchaser, If h )
desires il, can retain portion of he purchase
money for u considerable period beyond the
terms of payment, as the parties to whom it
is coming are infants, but this will depend
upon the action of the Court. Sale to COM
mence at about ! o'clock p NJ
aug 27.4w MARK BIRD Com'r
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WESLEYAN FEMALE TNSTI-
w TUTE, STANTON, VA,
Under the patronage of the Episcopal Wethodjst
Chmch, South.
The next session begins the 21st of Sept,
1868.
Rev. WIN. A. Harris. President. with a
Faculty of Twelve Professors, Teachers and
Matrons -Professors educated, respectively, at
the University of Va, Va. Military Institute,
U. S. Military Academy, &c. system Of
Teaching like that pursued in the University
of Va Grea. attention is paid to Health.
Comfort, Refinement, &c. Good fare and
go I'd rooms with fires in each. This IS one
of the most fourishing schools in the South.
and is attended by pupils from nearly all
sections of Va. and various Southern States,
This session arrangements will be made to
accommodate all applications. Terms very
moderate. Staunton is distinguished for its
Health, Scenery and Society.
CHARGES
For the entire Scholastic Year:
Board and Tuition in the Collegiate Course.
with Ancient Languages, ...........$2l5
Extra Branches.
Music, ................. oo
French or one Modern Language, .......-2O
Payable in curfency-half n advance.
For Catalogues, address
VIM. A. HARRIS, Staunton, Va.
July 30--5t
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sitro- Phosphate of Lime.
En- crs Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yyous DEBILITY, Premature Decay. and all the et-
fects OF youthful indscretion viii, for the sake OF
suffering humanity. send free to ali who need it,
he recipe and directions for making the simple
temedy by which he was cured Sufferers wish
ingto pr fit by the advertisers experience, can do
SO by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JNO. b. OGDORN.
Oct. 10, AZ Cedar ST., n. Y
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Miscellaneous Advertisement S.
ROANOKE COLLEGE. SALEM. VA.

. = n
ME next session. will open Sept lst with a
II full corps Of professors and tutors Entire
expenses in all departments for ten months SEES
sion, Including Board. Tuition, Fuel, Washing,
Incidentals, is SECS
For further information inquire Of the Presi-
dent. Rev d. F. BITTLE D. ID
July O. 'e2
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03

A Cheyenne despatch reports six nun
dred Sioux Indians on the war-path. An
Indian war is locked for
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Few Millinery Goods.

MISS MARY MYERS
Az Has just received the lat
cai and most fashionable STYLES of BONNETS.
HATS, FRAMES. RIBBONS. SILKS. MA
LINES. FLOWERS and Wells, which are
offered to the public at prices to suit the times
bonnets, dresses. &C., made to order at shortest
notice The ladies generally are invited to call
ard examine her goods
N oodstock, April 80, 1868.
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Mexico will not sell Sonora and Sinaloa
to the United States.
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Alexandria Markets.

Corrected by Gvin, Bechham & Co.,
Commission. Grocery and Feed Merchants,
No. 33 King Street Alexandria.
AUGUSH 90 1863
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I COX HERE

{ COX HERE!
II We call your attention to
rhe Largest Stock Of Goods an 7o'en,
embracing articles Of almost every variety.
CONE AND NEI AND BE CONVINCED!
at we have the stock, AMI selling Goosd
cap. may Z Ia NNkk Il BRO.
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DAY and SO hour weight and springC Go cxs
Is Time Pieces, ~ Once Clock ct
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The following Ines nave been sent us by the
author. with the request tina; ". would insert
them in our columns
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Read This /!

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned.
"A are requested to sette ithout DELAY. Claims
which have been standing for an unreasonable
length OF time will be placed in the constables'
hands for collection immediately after harvest
Woodstock Va Il. l.. COBB. merchant
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Fruit jars,

4 lot Of superior fruit jars, quart. and half
n gallon, self-sealing, for sale at
IL. Loan / Co.
July Q.
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TO FARMERS & Planters

August 6-2mo
, 1868-10-23

COMMENTS OF THE N. Y. WoRLD.-A
telegraphic dispatch gives the comments of
the N. Y. World on the result of the elec>
tions in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
The dispatch is as follows:
A most significant item of political mons
ent is double loaded editorial in the World
of yesterday, telegraghed West The youth
ful, indomitable democracy 1t recites the
late elections where the democracy was only
beaten in three States by few thousand
votes and says inquiriUg-'why, having
come so near success in these elections, we
have just missed it. Two reasons appear. in
the absence of either of which, our success
would have been certain. If the military
fame of General Grant had been out of the
scale, we should have succeeded or, that
remaining, if the perversions of Gen. Blair's
position had been out of the scale, we should
have succeeded. 1t would be paying poor
compliment to General Grant to say that his
popularity has not been worth to the repub-
licans half the meagre majority by which
they carried Pennsylvania. But half that
small majority on the other side and the par
ties would be equal. If that small number
of votes is due to the popularity of General
Grant, (and it would be ridiculous to suppose
to the contrary the election, had it been
decided on the issues, would have been de-
cided in favor of the democratic. The same
remarks will apply to other States. On
democratic principles, pure and simple, we
should have succeeded. The narrow escape
of the republicans is due not to their princi-
Piles, but to military prestige and the asper-
SioDs cast on Blair. In the right of princi-
pie, we should have succeeded-and we may
succeed yet.'
'We can succeed yet if we can remove or
neutralize these adverse circumstances, which
have really nothing 10 do with the question
The World proceeds to ask can this be done
and commits this to the attention of the
most earnest and rejecting of the recognized
leaders of the party. 'We have still three
weeks for action. Prompt and judicious
action may aud can accomplish wonders A
political party which does not advance with
the nation, ard enter into the full essence of
its expanding life, is on a declivity which
descends to decadence. The democratic
party is full of vigorous, youthful, aspiring
elements; similar elements in the other par.
ty are yearning to join it, if we have but the
boldness to build bridge on which they
can cross The article is the talk in all
political circles, and is considered an advice
to the democracy to withdraw Seymour and
Blair.
The New York evening papers comment
on the articles in the World, but think the
advice comes too late. Washington specials
to all the New York and Chicago papers talk
of little else, and measures are being taken
to put another ticket in the field The weight
of opinion seems to favor Chase and Adams,
though the chances of Hendricks, Hancock,
Franklin and Others are freely balanced.
The Herald says that it has been decided
to give the nomination to Chase and John
Quincy Adams.
Belmont and other members of the Ma
tional Committee, met Seymour at Utica
to-day.
, 1868-10-23

Grand Jury have been compelled to suffer, from
the fact that no suitable room has been prepared
for their use, and we hope, from our own expe>
rience, that ere the next Grand Jury couvenes
that some suitable place will be provided for
their use.
In conclusion we wish to return our thanks to
Messrs. N. T. Cation and F. P. Dugan, for the
prompt and efficient manner in which they trans
acted their duties as Prosecuting Attorneys be-
fore the Grand Jury. We would also acEnowl.
edge our Indebtedness to the County Auditor
Treasurer and Sheriff, for the prompt manner in
which they responded to our every call for infor-
nation, while investigating the affairs of the
county. All of which is respectfully submitted.
J. NJ. VANsYCKLE Foreman
, 1868-10-23

ASHLEY DEFEATED In the general no.
litical wreck it is pleasant to notice that at
least one political demagogue and scallawag
is permitted to stay at home The defeat of
j. NJ. Ashley, 10 the Toledo, Ohio, district,
rs matter for cougratulation. A more un.
principled knave never held q seat in Con.
gress, and in proportion to his ability. we
doubt whether more dangerous man ever
inquired In political life. Ashley was the
"Original imPeacher," and now that he has
taken an appeal to his own people, he is
shoveled aside as useless rubbish. Ashley
belongs to that class of men of which IN,
apple is the type-lhey rise as thew rot
With Ashley and Butler left at home. and
Stevens removed, the House Of Represeut,,
aVcs may again become respectable.
, 1868-10-23

A SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION has been or
ganized at Salem, Oregon, with long list
of Presidents, Vice Presidents, Secretaries,
&c. We did not suppose there was SO many
fools in the country as these proceedings
would seem to indicate.