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New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.

Two dramatic trifes have been produced at
0e 0ymnase. " Un Mari coD'ne on en- soM Pe,S , ana
Oopme se' son! toutes" The last hn uSioOns % hs % r
n Gustaye Desrosers is supposed TO- hlde NJ Gustaye
IomOne brother Of NJ Montigny Inc piece is eheeeS ~
Amedee ROLAND, is not destined TO long life.
A gratifying indication of the growing pOpu-
tArty Of Shakespeare Th nations @ amIroe
Count Carlo Buseon published by lie Monnier OF Flor,
snce has lust reached the seventh edition The merit OF
nis translation is very cOnsiderable and indeed some
whose opinion is entitled TO respect regard II AS not I'M
worthy Of comparison with schegels admirable render
tpg Of our great dramatSt into The German language
nj. Jules LacrOix has read To the actors at the
Odeon his ROi Lear. play in five acts aud seven Tab
lcsux The piece IN verse and is announced as an mn
The following the probable cast Ledr, NJ BeauNae
Edgar, NJ raade Rent, M. Paul De.hayes; the IoyL NJ
Cognelln the younger gloucester NJ l%9te C9rae.n,
Mdlle- Sarah Bernhardt EegGt. adie Marie Gueflh :
Gonerii, Mdlle. Ajar.
NJ. Edouard Monnais, well l-known dramatic
ilness At the perOd of his death NJ M0nnais was GOV
srument Commissioner the lyric theaers and the Con
critic than journal His best known PiaM}s M
we're La Dfnande en- MGrioge,' lie @efe d dLtGL ; .
He wrote also several miscellaneous works, ncu9Is
sEsQusses de Ia Vie dArtSts "EphemerdeE ClrerSe"s
Ae and was the author Of innumerable eantatas NJ
Nonnais as born 1898, and created cbeVer 0I
the Legion OF Honor IN ls49.
The London Era says: "Alr. John ,: clarke,
We learn is about to Liverpool and other PROVINCIAL
tsWns where a new domestic drama written Tor MN by
Mr. T. W. Robertson, and q new comedy; 10y, MT Jonm
Brougham, will, probably be prodnced mr Oafhe WIZ
aso appear in the version of ErerytOdYS friend
WIdOto HUht-the exclusive right 10 which for the
PrOvnces ne has purchased from the author MT surng
SOyne. We may mention the Circumstance that MT
srkes performance Of MaOrde Boots in thelas named
niece Oh the occasion O the May Testimonial at Drury
Jane generally recognized As the most decided cOnc
h Of the day, aud the success which ne hen achieved
the remarkable from the fact that ne was sur
rounded BY many Of the most brilliant artists IN London
We happy TO record the marked compliment paid by
tho public to Mr. Clarke who Is up to the present 'e
comparative stranger among us
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1mnsia,
VXOOD's MUSEUM and METROPOLITAN |
Wv TIEATER conner Of Thirhethtl and Broadssy.

w THBATER Of Tbrhethti and Broaesy,
Provreofs. Su W.
i1sofs c,v9s %SS,
The sys ,s has been sSopte for heretofore known
@ B-S.d Open House And New :, 5 sVh SS% under
Ss for he purpose and and
or .1s esg.a si grse on Si,S g S;s' SfD'' II. n
ysusbie influence q The BARSuh for hs ns
men Of the Museum been secured s evidenced By
'ns '''""ins Correspondence ErwYoHx March u, lss
Dr.s SIR: Il cur YESTERDAY expressed yourself to the
vou be our.d devote your undivided personal attention TO Ne nan
but neyerthee yOo eyneed the .srs,I % ,,, @
ofou country and Btmated 70 sa,anee
your hsence and nsnsb yee Therefore 'nsr @ on soo
dsso Hoping o reply p5s,sS 10 the I S.',s.s
ofAp purpose making collections for the Mse%% Ssp,n
No i3s FDrH AVE. April2 1863.
s Museum rSsss the the Ess Of esos and strange"
instruction blended with amusement indispensable 20 'hs
eo%p.eu. I, Yourself 70 establish such sn institution possessing
Do s Ie9 R ISso IsSy sTS % soo
Sn.. S %soss s % sHSa to 0es ea
"SSs yOUT psfmaaen success RUST OUT"
% but from % habit sqiIv EcSFT YSR and
impa Jour ndonnbe associate such bnts sd
ZION Of The world on subjects connected with your
with such letters and Information as viii give pr samuel o1'ls
Ssoa be ca, ~. Sssss % St
veil BY purchasing private collections Of Nsar, III o
Museum containing immensely of the elements OF @ $40
tDent
to Museum cuosiue and desirable snno9nse thai w
hereafter your behalf respond to al sc5 sno m
Oa % 70 % ,een n ssSpsp With youe 50 long as yOa are
Institution Of the hind In SeSi0rE sp tay ySa
In conformity with N. above. Messs WOOD COLvrLLE respect
fuy solicit communications on the subject o. sross. natural ana m
,ntihc either hire Address T. BAkNUh GhOoE
Yo Or up to June 1863 SAMUEL CoLyILLE Tsy,tOef Hotel
CoysutG
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MtAhuI.
HruHussIs.

UyrAp srAr1 EsGisHEH 0yrcr NswroHr L. April 1853
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office un-
~ ne 18th inst for the COHSTRcCTlOh Of sCRAPER for
DEEPBssG n. CHANNEL Of %. THANKS RIVER Conn also for
f1rfhsf suitable Arht drh STEAMER for ~sfng the Pro-
P ~ ss "a, eon Of the seipsr complete delivered At houes
tcnn tud cost per y oI of tie Including services f
t Working bfapst r each wotbg Eon and In
. Tue Ssms, oug.r employed the po I each sgeoeedng
be provided With at
sssd aud becsa Ignt and machinery banding the tor
lrhsI ntofmth0A apply 70 t, shes
CITY. -~' NaH-''Ni ''N'''V'-
yb pa be printed forms which will A hrn,b5 on .pp
canon 20 u ess The Government The gbt 1 ect an ar
al bids Proposals FOR eOBtroeng Senp,r .aS ~, ma.
StAne! VIII ts received sepsrstsly. " 1A
AjtIe" y. G. HOUSTON, M,lor Of gpgip,.,,
bievet Colonel, United SiA.. I,nr
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Smnstmruis.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ Pourteentbst opposite Academy Of Mode

NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
~ POurteentb,t, opposite Academy Of Nude
L. b. M1TiNEBs At
..... WEDNESDAY, And SATURDAY.
. CONSTANT AM .UNVARfiSG SUCCESS
Of Tie 'Asifi HosIf H1i' pIVERsPsD ENTERTAINMENTS
which h. 'A4ssss s VI, R,yas4S ;H;I;as FAMILY RESORT
VI ~ " ' sHoETs DIT so Or q 5AESETEss A.Ssr1Hsx
fro" d'''' :ifns'i TS pEsoTESaG fEEfoRMAscEs
$HF HI #SsSEEEgE #SsSEEEEE STsSGEEHsEgs STESSsHs
THR WONDERFUL CYNoCRPnALus,
THR WONDERFUL cYNocBPHALus,
which admitted b TaK n S S6sr Ss UNIQUE NOVELTY,
40 ''' %''ffaf fas MOST REMARKABLE ATTRACTION
ever introduced N '1s 4 sirfi1 sGfERB PRoaRAMMR OF
BY ffiiSa fGR MaTcmIRss sGhnas e cRGrs Rn TSoTpR
Admission, SOC Children nh1eI en L9c lS Ie,ee .-. @
NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessee 'Ss cuI'.iH m%' rise. IL Terminate: ocL
EIenfTfiRsr TGfHHi kEgPRsskSTATroN hgPR
OF T&E %St f%EAT %HIEF sfEsTSSfrE. ysTS
introducing JANET paRisfESSs u;fIs s' BALLET TROUPE
TIE Scenery, Costumes Appointments. te, entirely new
i0' P'''' '''aS NaGSIFIcESr TRANSPORTATION
THE DESCENT or THB DRAGON PLY,
the most lS''''' iS1s %oEk 70 OF scESIcAL ART
ever s,i,s sSatS6 siTnSRR EVERY SATURDAY At O'CLOCK
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
DARNEY WILLIAMS's BROADWAY THE
I'D ATRR
CHAKFRAUS LAST WEEK,
orR AMERickS G0USiS At HOME.
CHANPRIU as LORD DUSDREARY and SAM
THB WIDOWS VICTIM.
CHANPRAU as JEREMIAH CLIP,
WITH HIS WONDERFUL INVITATIONS
PRfDAY-CHAHPRAU's FAREWELL BENEFIT.
SATURDAY-CHANIaAws LAST , MA,TiSEk
on EASTER MOSDAY THE GRBAT COMEDIANS,
Mll. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
VIII CARSIvAL OF FUN,
,ppearlnz In two Of their brilliant -
'PP'''"' IRISH AND YAYKEB sPECIAJTTEs,
nisr nd orgi ,ted In
ONLY BY THESE ARTlbTA
Boz ohoe open for the Williams nigh. on
MONDAY, APRIL
OLYMPIC THEATER Fifth Week.
" REMARKABLE SUGGEST
Crowded night and mRines Reserved s.ats AL sold cut oss
sN'AA' a I EoSs sPECTICULAR BALLET PANToMruB,
HUMPTf u PITY. u.o,.,
In one moment stage nrvss doors un into
b.n walls walls tables billiard tables into
pndnss into heads, and vice She bOy In i've minutes
om old twenty nothing Of other tribes including
h'e '0'i sa lsa RITA sSSGAL1 BETTY RI0L and LEAH
IA PETITE RAyEG. CARRIE A. MOORE and J. ESGLER
MATISEES II WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Aimon Family Circle, 5 Orchestra aud Balcony Ch,ifi
8 81 To Matinee Baleony Chairs. sli CAiiren, SOC
THEATRE C0MlQUE, E,,,,
MONDAY NEXT, April q.
Flint lpp,Grabe America cf the Great Comic Vocalist Comedian and
Humorous Mimic,
Mr. WILLIAM LINGARD,
from the LOninu Theaisrs, in bis
PORTRAIT GALLERi OF CELEBRITIES,
Ia vhch b. will give series ~
COMIC LIVING PHOTOGRAPHS
ali the prominent Of ENGLAND and AMERICA
changes Ard assumption OF the several ehsra
be b. the EuopeA Pre,i 70 be nts Ism
bic and extraordinary.
See programme
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on.
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So modern Nor eestel such Gsoulmtt ard surptI-es
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Ts public cautioned trading T the and the sbos
reward for the recovery o the aud the arrest Of the ihe
Apply 10 MoRGANs SONS NO 30 wismst ESs York OF CHI.
J6MoNvlLLB, Cashier, Canal Bank Nss.oreaEA
NewOfioans March d, 1883
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Situations Mmt,S -ftmalfs.

A NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SIT
~ UATlOSS Apply at No 100 East HoG,onst, ne.r Borery
ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES. Boarding
~ pg Houses Hotel, ssupped with good Servants ron
" u'''A' Mrs YORKsToYs OFFICE, No. i9 Bls.ctera
WELL recommended GERMAN GIRLS for
w GENERAL HOUsEwORK and all other eapadha city or
rouRtr, Al LOVES Institute Tor German No II Sn-
tons Bowsrv.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

OyHCS CLsRK Cosxos CouScIt. No Crrr HAIL.
ExvYoEK, March II, 1868. !
DUBLIC N0TICE.-The undersigned, having,
b resolution Of the Common Council been directed compile sDd
supertes the publication q the Manual Of the Corporation Of the CITY
ofkvNIoG the 1868 respectfully sos from onen sf
tho several charitable educational scientific and ether str
this s duly oyanied BY charter Incorporates,
saeh information connected with lhe Institutions uair thef
charge may be Of advantage the public hs appropriately
contained In the Corporation Manual" for 1862 -
In compiling the work. absolutely necessary that the statistical
asd other with she nnnAhs puhhe aud
charitable and other installations Of this city should be strictly re-
liable and Authentic To hs indispensable requisite the kind CO.
operation and Of the edee VI such n,suo are aeebJ ~
specially sobciied.
Al early response particularly desired =. - -,
JOSEPH SHANNON, Cleff Conmos CoanaL
Address Joseph shannon Clerk COmmOu Coaae No CV HAL
New. lork CITY. ndorsed " For the Manual
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
KINGS COUNTY.
SEw.YoRK CITY.

Baltic st 3ta Of Ctsssonave, 6oIl3l,.,.... " :.
st. 1e0 o. y. Of Lorr nerst, 5otl00.......
arOi ~ n Of SsyUsst, lsISo..,....... ~
Csrruilst, 81 r. ofPowersst. Irregular 2SIar7l
Carrolls lal9 ~ Of Hcksss, 1li0i irloO......., oI'
Cl,merst u. w. D.. 263 " Of BedferdaYe irregular, 80
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20 @Hom il mag dunsrra.
Oyyios oY COLLECTION OF INTERNAL kAvssrs,
FOURTH DISTRICT, STATE oF NEW ioRK,
l NJ. L IL.

ForETn DISTRICT, STATE os NEw.ioRK, ,
swYoRx, No 81 CHANBsRssr, March IS 1868
NOTICE il hereby given that l have dis.
IN upos gool, naehny and effects belongings somOn
Co. No la WAsbingonst, 10 this District for the
due the United States and assessed sgsnst a sSlOmop
Spear 4 Co.
The property consisting oi large quantity Of leaf tobacco
fletaed tobacco both loose aud pkses tobacco caters prssa
all the machinery and implements of kesss tobacco faetory
al. he s5rred for sAle public suction at Bonded Warehouse
Broadway N T. the 9Th day Of April 1853 O'Clock
Ia the forenoon Of that day. J. T. BAILEY, Collector,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
WAILL5A.CK',,, &, ,,..,., NJ LESTER w.1L.cx
DOORS OPEN II PERFORMANCE COMMENCES AT g.
ReAppearanee Of

Mr. J. W. WALLACK
Mr. r. J. DAVENPORT.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 6. 1862
AND DURING THE WEEK,
VIII be presented With New Scenery BY MepTs lshssood ha Hal
lev Complete Appointments Novel Effects the Cslse~d Drama
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Surs,s, Garrias,s, TT,

ClTY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ Thirty snh.st-J J. HENRY, Auetlep..r R.su,y au
Horses, Csrrsge slsighs Harness Robes Blabks VIM.
eeJ WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. al II 0.ook Thsr. n .i.rs
dVus tsogins horses on
weather. large sioeE Of hs shove articles aHays
at auction prices Cobtgpmests respectfully solicited '
brushes of every description, at reason
.es Prs., a. the pIHIt fleso No 79 pe.lrt HtrYori
A'2Vi ss9i'S X fQsE b gQYtkt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Assessment OF Damages.

Durng tie irsi pat ri last week. Mr.
Reuben Walton. Danl Burner. O c.
Billings and j ,c,b nantz. of this county
who were appointed to assess the damages
upon the line of the Winchester and
otraShurg Extension, reported, The follow
ing. as damages to the several named par
ties. tro' the Lime KIN, the Junction Of
lhe Exclusion with the Orange, Aiexan-
drla AID Manassas road 10 Cedar Or. ok
where the new road ,ntrrs Frederick coun-
y:
Ms kpn1rck'S land ana fence DANA
ges as,t>,ra At $1372 Col j. 5. Pifu.
same. S499l 30 Capt Wright Gate
wood sap.o. $i6t9 Peter Iienk,
same. S772 Nm u S'irklry. same.
$l552. Cd utnI S'lctley sane. 1926,
A1.n. Sticky SAM S292S
From the naint whore this ROAD enters
'his county at Cedar Creek. it pa>se-
through The choicest portion Of the st YER
al farms above named and is aInunsta per
tect plane to The junction. IA distance OF
IA out four miles en- account OF hieh lie
cost To TIA" company will be but small, rs
there will b. 40 cuts or fills, and very
easy grading
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
schenck,s seaweed Toni G..

This medicine. invented by Dr.. j. II. ScHgNc-
Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the fooK
ard maxi il into chyme the first process Of indd
deston. BY cleansing the stomach with Schenck's
ganirake Pills. the Tonic soon restores the appe-
te, and food that could not be eaten before using
it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Scnenck's
Plmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy and the appetite restored, hence the
Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every case
IF consumption. A half dozen bottles Of the SEA
WEED TONIC and three or four boxes OF the
MANDRAKE PILLS will cure an ordinary case
on dyspepsia.
DR.. ScnENoK makes professional visits in New
York. Boston and and at his principal Office in
fhilad elpha 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
licensees OF the Doctor one when the last stage
OF Consumption, and the other as he now is in per-
ect health, on the Government stamp.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers $50 per
bottle 81 so the hali-dozen. All letters for adj
vice should be addressed to Dr.. ScHENCK's Prin-
cIpal Office No Is North 9th Street, Philadelphia
Pa General Wholesale Agents: Demas. Barnes
4 Co.. n. Y: =. =. Hanca, Baltimore, Md: John
D. Parke. Cincinnati Ohio: Walker 4 Taylor,
Chicago. H.; Collins Bros. st. Louis, Mo-
lSt q. |
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Einu, s;In. S1l 1IaiO


sept "A. isGs p.ic,s .o-da, ,-ail ged aA follows
Old Cows at 4.S4I ordinary thin
Eceve. 5aS6, tnd the best BEE, IS at 7aoA
per 100 lbs, the average price beng about
S!I iltss The market very dull. and p,i-
eta about Zoe per loo lbs lowe, than the rates oil
last wcyh.
Hheep.-lIhe supply durirg the past week has
been III excess the ,eiiiand aud tht. rlarke
has shown downward tcndancy. +. ices To da ,
ranged as dloWs: fail to-good iat Sheep al 4a5 4
per Id gross. lambs 00aS3 90 per Ii d.
Hogs.-fhc maj ket has been we'll supplied du-
ring ihe past week. but chi fy with light Hogs
o good qualities prices are unchanged, but com
mon and IN, rot kinds dull and 4c pc, 10 low
err. Prices to-day ranged ;tlldws: fair Ia good
H,gs at Ii 50aSl4 50,and extra iIerv, AT Sl45@ pr
iuc' lbs net
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

re-" We understand that business is
very lively at Mt jackson. This point
Is the present terminus of the O. A. & Nj.
Rail Road aud TIE center of the richest
portion of Shenandoah county The roa d
will probably not RIM to Harri<onhnrg be-
fore the fist of January next. and there
is no point on the main thouroughfare
through the Valley which this road touch
es before it reaches Harrisonbarg. an con-
s'9uently Mt. Jackson will be the fermi
nus t,r some time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
'E,nE NERVE PRESCRIPTION.

FOR A PERFECT RESTORATION OF THE
tERVOCS SYSTEM. causing an immediate and
.1r'2er cure in the following cases Nervousness
Epilepsy. Physical Debility. Impaired Nutrition
OF til, Body, LasSitude Weakness in the Limbs
and Back, indisposition and Inca Facitv tor study
and Labor. Dizziness OF apprehension Loss Of
Memory. Aversion to Society. Timiditv Seed
trust. Dizziness. Headache, and Sexual Incaoacity
incident t. both $, for whose benefit it is de-
signed, and whose happiness it wlllnetit it e.
The most eminent physicians OF this country
the increasing fatality oiigination from the reaxa
ton OF the nerves. Haying for a long period de-
voted much study. time and labor in estabishinl
treatment for the perfect restoration olthe Ner
vous system. it is gratifying to be able to announc
the success attending my new method. Thyougl.
this treatment the nerves can be reached and in
such way that, how ever shattered or prostratcd
they can be perfectly restored. 1t acts ON the
Nerves at once, yet with gentieness-restorIng
them to a natural state and removing the a5oye
distressing diseases.
Bpth sex-s more OF less. through the prost a.
lion o. the Nervous System, lose their energy
in such instances the Nerve Prosecution may be
eiev.d upon in reyivng the patient into the Wig
70 oi youth.
This pfescfip tion is carefully compounded. and
put up in boxes containing "a Powders. Price 81
Mailed or expressed to any address, with valuable
bygienic advice which will BE- found b neilcial in
the future. DIX. |. CHAUNCY TERRY,
No. 1915 Sixth ST. Philadelphia Pa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

Pursuant n ! notice published IN the
Herald blythe Secretary the Shenanio-
aii Music.l Association, lhct at Friedell's
church in the lower part 81 this cannty.
On Saturday and sunday ..ast Prof. Cy-
Fns Spcngler presiding. Notwithstanding
the rainy season during the week previous,
and tie consequent bad condition. Of the
Dads there was a large attendance of the
.enbers and citizens. Saturday after
soon was speai III organizing the Associ;-
n; during which steps were taken to
,.tecure the services of some eminent Elan
10 conduct the proceedings Of the annual
Association il Woodstock. which is pro-
posed to bei ld-dur'ng tn: last week in
january. FIlr kirijllie>t feelings were
manifested tnware.s eachothe,. aial upon
the VIII lie was verJ plta saut meeting =
Sev.rl Very important questions were
suggested and discussed in rcati, II to the
future Interests oI the Society, the princi
pal OF which was she giving of IA public
tune Ly the President, Ill which the tu-
dimen,al principles of music @il be fully
exempifcd and illustrated The singing
was. generally. spirited and W,ll exccu-
ted conducted on Saturday night hy Prof
AriZ: on Sunday moruinr by Prof Glow
er. and afternoon by Prof. Spikcr. all of
whom acquitted themselves with great
credit
After tho usual expression of thanks.
both to the officers Of the church and the
citizens of the community for their gencr-
Gus hospitality &c +, the Association adj
journed 70 Special meeting. to be held
at Cops School ,onse. the last Satur-
day in November next. at 2 +. VI
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Al mi, season of the year, ,fa gene

Al this season of the year, ilIe general
i.eailh of .he cHlnir. Is very good with some
exceptions. ru.h as constitutional Bilious
Temperan MS some Victims OF d, spepsia or
nervous w. kness. IN WHICH case The sufferer
b. "a ctr, more or less with ne warm weather
- ~. ~ on. TO such We wonn suggest
~. ,,os ~ : ac tie stimulus or 'oiiic> Such
rHe ,.OgATN,; t..sTAR BETrEks.' Which
ca,, he procured 81 an "ggis' These Bit
,srs y. can r+.on,n,e.i,i ,.,ry highly as a pre-
ven,ive and cure Of the abb " h''ll'" a'se"ses
They ac dirscll. upon THE !. s'r' ",s'ng>.''s
avsi flow of bile from the ohfa Gu p'i'iiN"g
he :, stem u ssiea ghening he h w. -"
sing The Il Z sfs. organs % pti9ts-' '"',''
proper fnnsiien giv n fire 7 tnsr.'es 70 ~ =,
Invalid an, health 10 tlt n.rves. 70
Delic,te or Elderly females We especiails r.
comm III, ,hem. The Morning Star iii'te's
ars ssi5 p a.au 10 the taste OF the mos las
tid,ous. MAY 2S
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The Vesocipede.

his is the name of a very novel, and
at the same time a very Useful invention
for loc,ln"tion It has been Introduced as
means q quick travel in the French pos
'al d l'aitnln'. ami viii Tx j 4, introdu-
ced into other departments of the govern
nett. 1t is said that an improved We
incip4le has been submitted to tho War
department OF ilr United States. by some
cntrrp.ising l.anbe,, and laa' its merits
&c, are being discussed by the depart
mcnt officials, ind will probably b,, intro
'nced iy the government Ia take the
place OF horse Transit in l.a,'N ra>,~. We
pr"p'-r procuring ON. ii il proves a
"~uckecs>. > t"1ay our delirqncns per
>''nal visit. 1t is said TO be capab,e of be-
ing run at tie rate # Fifteen niles per
hour
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

MIR. J1hn A. Arnold, II young Alexandrian.
and "a member Of the old l7th Virginia Reg
nent of Infantry. which saw so mnch hare,
service IN the late war. for The sou h I'm cause.
has again returned 10 his native place, Alex
an1ria, and reop ned "A New Hat STORE. and
will be pleased to have his oil friends and
comrades in arms call upon HIM. His stock
consists of a large Assotnen OF Haas, Caps.
and Ladies and Misses Furs. Store 55
King Street., near Fairfax ST.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01
Most an Accident.

Most an Accident
A young lady At this place, a few days
ago, whist ,andin. upon chair r,om
which she had been putting cuiIair~ 70 Il
wlndi"p, and as she Want TO step back #
the chair. she caught TIL: heel OF her shoe
in her hoops and was pr cipI'afe'I back
&ar.i It is thtitht. by her fi.nlS that
she wa ei,aar practicing the ''Grecian
Bad or that "A hinge watcr-fifli proven
ted serious injury.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-10-01

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