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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

BLANK Rocks, Diarys, Pass Books. Ncmorsn
juu B ok, of every variety CT price and SIZE,
tor safe cheap al B .rset,'s Box y Stationery
store
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I COX HERE 4!
Bring Your Timber to
COOKS SAW ss.ILLs
AND lOUR LUMBER TO HIS
? l. 4 MIN MAC RIM

NO&fE COOK would inform the public that
eisi II plepaf..ti to lumber toI those who
ursn the timber at 10 ceHes per 100 feet cash.
50 C. MS ,ort credit: If prclgrl sd for two
ttls OF the Lumber sawed. H. is also prepared to-
PLANE y TONGUE AND G,.UOVE PLANK
Or ii oor:ng and othep purposes. on the most ac;
communicating terms. All -aWing and Fiauing d Ne
in thu st STYLE. GIVE him CAL at his m1Ii on
Pumh's Run. three miles north al W 0Gdrto,k
E..h IL lSG2-lr4ln
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.. J

STATE OF VIKGINlA,l
ShANAAND1AH COUNTY. ( IS.
My fEaM COUNTY CoURF, 1868
{ 2DE2ED. That all the Bar Rooms in IT,
J cAunte be closed on SUNDAYS, and this ordee
b. publish, in tn county papers for the period
q; thf..e months. stt.
j lt-3m l.. Il. DUDLEY. c. s. C.
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Two-Story Loa Dwellii- E,

wealherboar,ieti and wing with kitchen anu
dining room at ache,i, mea, nous corn CRU
wagon sh, d and stable The barn was ool"''
.,ut the founIatton rem ans Ahete are ="
Springs on The place. enc near NE '"e"'ns
and HE other q h. other emu OF 'he i'rhi,
Terms of Saie: - On third IN 'hif'y oiJs'
on, third in one year. ana one-' iito III wv
ears from the day of sale al 70 pear '",e ee
from hat day. the purchaser TO execute ooh"S
with good security tor me same. n ~ -
ha r.tai,ed IN h deed as addition security
$40 commence about | o'c'oct. 7. NJ
MARK lad,
aug 6.4w Colhih l.
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New Advertisements.
Farm for Sale.

HE subscriber will sell. on very reasona-
bic TERMS or he wUt trade for torn properly,
farm of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-27

Letter Writers, Fortune Tellcrs. Song Books,
Ready Reckonerse and 6 neral variety of
Book, at Bargehs.
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County Court, August Term, 1868

= lENANDoAH COUNTY. SIS.
Whereas, OWING 10 various causes, this
CourI has beeh induigFA AMI, the rules OF
practice have not been strictly enforced. and
parties have become cart less and ne Ggent IN
lie preparation OF causes. and W illnesses and
Jurors reniss in attendance. the Court th4re-
fore deems 1t proper to notify ali parties con-
cerned or intertste in proceedings in this
tribunal, thar for the future the rules Of prac-
tice OF the Circu!t Cou.'. will De riyuiy enfor
ced and observed"
and it is ordered hat his order be pu1>
i he 10 the space of wo mon h. IN ihe county
papers. copy-Ieste,
aug 272m J. S. IRWIN, c. s c.
TFON. A. H. STEPHENS HISTORY OF
Ice Wan between the Sta res' - ar B RG~rr's
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40 -1OAtN1O,
and lies in the very heart of the beautiful
LlnVllt Greek Valley, within hall mile OF HE
o., A. & NJ q. Railroad. There are IL acres
ol good wa'ertd meadow ca the place, which
Is one OF :he most productive on he Greek -
1t mas on II Orchard OF excellent fruit
The farm is divided ino fields OF about Ten
acres each, with a spring OF WAGER in every
field. Tie buildings are Indifferent. The
farm is well enclosed. l h re are alb. ut ~
acres OF good tImoered land upon The place.
The farm viii be sold bargain. aud upen
accommodating terms. Apply to
DEt1ER & HARTMANN
Register Office, harrisonburg, Va.
aug q, 6S..6m
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$50 Acres Of Land.

situated on the East side of Shenandoah riv
er. in Warren county, Va, tco miles from
Benonville and ten from Front Royal.
One half this land is cleared, the balance
well timbered. The improvements consist of
A GOOD BARN, COMFORTABLE Dwell
LING. GOOD SPRING OF WATER,
AND AN ORCHARD OF FRUIT.
near the house. 1t has good mill site. and
offers great inducements to any one wishing
to engage in the lumber business.
For further particulars, enquire of the sub
scriber, at his residence near Bentonville.
Warren comfy, Va.
aug 27..3m r. A. FINNELL.
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EjJESl BOOKS. B)1ESF

ECOTT'S, DICkENS'S AND MULDACH'S
i works complete IN sets or single Numbers,
j, B.reit noek and Stationery Store.
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'gsryast's Novels, Dime Novels. and large
r .rie ot sht laits. AMI most popular Novels,
just received and for safe cheap al Bargelt's.
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2l4 Acres, 8 Foods, "a Poles

being he same OF which jacob rainier uiou
seized and possessed, anu Known as MS n'ne
,,a.e. .hnni $50 acres are cleared, and The
r.s;,lue is well timbered; tho soil is OF gooi
quality. being principally lines one, anu
r4u alap ed 10 grain and grass. II Is now
we'll SET in grass This land is situated on
.fu Crock within nall a mile of the Mount
jackson and Towards Lick Turnpike -
niles from Mount jackson to which poin the
orange. Alexandra and Manassas Gap haii.
road ompany will be running III Il" Gays
mills churches and schools are convenient
L. CONSIST OF
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INEXECUTOR'S SALE OF
IL REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of authority vested in me by the
will Of the late Saml G.. Williams decd | will,
On tie l2M day Of September, 1868,
at the front door of the court house IN the
town of Woodstock. sell at public sale. the real
estate whereof said Sanl &. Williams died
seized, consisting Of
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. ,rW1UORsE WAGON.
FOR TIE CANT a u n

r.1r4BLE CAMPAIGN P4fER
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New Advertisements
COMMISSION EMS SALE Or A
VEnY VALUABLE

I IL n q y j. n n y
Mason b. Painter and others, compiainants
against Martha E. Painter 4 others, deiis. ;,
Pursuant to decree OF the circuit couf. u
Shenandoah county, pronounced on the "a aay
Of April. 1868, | shall, On Saturday the z9t@
dug of August, 1868. upon the premises oHer
al public sale TO the highes. bidder. tract OF
land containing, by recent survey,
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UfeenSbOfO'. N G.
L. NJ. Cole. General Ticket Agent, b. j. o. R.
r., Baltimore. Md
J. |. WILSON, Master Transportation, B. &
o. 4. T., Baltimore, Md.
June LIT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MANHOOD."-Anoth New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. Curtis. The
Medical Times says of this work: "This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure OF
premature decline shows how health is
Impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood, and how easily regained. 1t
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage, the cause and effects of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor. /"
pocket edition of the above will be for
warded on receipt of 25 Cents, by ad-
dressing DR.. Curtis, No. So North Charles
street, Baltimore, Md. May 81 1y
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A CARD

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest IN the Hotel known as the "NICK-
EkSoN HOUSE," in Columbia, s. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommends
ing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new Proprietors.
MIR. WRIGHT has had charge of the
Hotel for ne, for year past, and will
continue to have the entire management
or the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
feel assured that the House will main
tain its former reputation as a first-class
hotel. T. S. NICKERSON.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September 1, 1868.
September 16
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The first Of the royal line of Bour-
bons, Henry ~ Of France, was born
in the Castle of Pau, 315 years ago.
The last reigning Bourbon in Eu-
rope, Isabella IL of Spain, has just
taken up her residence as an exile in
the Castle of Pau, which has been
assigned her by the Third Napoleon.
Bourbon royalty may expire within
the same walls which gave it birth.
A burglar was recently sentenced
to Sing Sing, who had tried to be
honest, but had been SO bounded by
detectives who gave information Of
his past career, that he was compelled
to steal or sIarve.
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COTTON.
THE MORRIS COTTON GIN

IL that he has commenced the GIN
business again, and can fill few orders.
Those i'll want Of Gins would do well to
speak early, as limited number will be
made. Price $3.50 per saw. Terms cash
or city acceptance. E. MORRIS
July 16 ISmo
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NEW BOOKS.
iSTORY OF THE NEW SCHOOL,
IL and questions involved in the dis.
rnptioE :e Presbyterian Church, IL 1888.
By J. Baird, D. D.
Children with the Poets. By Harriet
Mikeever.
Tales Of Algeria, or Life Among tho
Arabs. Illustrations.
:, Ab-Sa-Ra-ha, Home of tho Crows, being
the experience of an officers wife on the
Plains.
Talks with Child on the Beatitudes.
The following new Novels:
-, Gold Elsie. From the German of Mar
Moopstone. BY Wilkie Collins.
Dallas Galbraith. BY Mrs. Davis. autbor
OF Waiting, for the Verdict, &C., and many
other new books, at
DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN'S
Oct Book Store.
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What Shall the Children DO
Next.

\ favorite amusement with my children is to
saw, :. Guess what | see in this ROOM beginning
with giving the initial letter Of something in the
room; each child is allowed to guess in rotation
till one is successful, when that child has the priv
ilcge of giving out the next thing To be guessed.
This game will commend itself to mothers who
are very busy, rs it docs not in the least interfere
with their work, even if they participate. as [
often do, in the game.
My children have been interested in it for hours
together; often puzzling their elders, and contrib
uting greatly to the amusement of MS all.
/ remember an instance in which our little,
scvcn-years' old daughter gave out G. 5.
Her comrades all tried it many times in despair,
then came to mamma; even she could lind nothing
in the room answering TO the initials; grandma and
great grandma tried IN vain.
Oar little puzzlcr was in ccstacies. and all the
others much chagrined, and obliged to confess
themselves unable to solve the question.
Grease spot it approved to be; our little girl
had discovered a small one ON the carpet.
When they tire OF this L say. My ship Is
coming in loaded with -" naming some arti-
Gle beginning with \.
They % on, each naming i'm turn something
beginning with that letter, till they can think of
no more; then they take up H., and 50 ON through
the alphabet.
Mammals dignity will not he Mt all compromis-
ell by taking part in these simple amuscments,
and the little ones will enjoy them much better
than il playing by themselves.
They have also several sets of the alphabet, cut
singly. One child selects the letters necessary to
sIell any word which she chooses, without nam
ing 1t, and, after mixing them together, requires
another to place them iii proper order to spell the
word.
These games are, of course, adapted only to
those who know something of spelling, but will
tend To improve them in that art. and they pos
sess the desirable qualifications of amusing with
out noise or trouble, and make no litter.-LinIe
C0rDOrQI.
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B 90 K s
Published and for sale by
II. WI. WHITNEY,, Honolulu.


A DICTIONARY OF THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-T
Will is added a vocabulary OF English words rendered
into Hawaiian. and a chronological table Of principal events
in Hawaiian History. BY Lorrn Andrews Price in
sheep binding, 50 90; or 500 in half morocco library
style.
SYNOPSIS OF HE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE-By w. d
Alexander, President 81 Oahu College. Paper, 80 cts
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK-A manual Of colioquial phras-
es in the Hawaiian language ---..---.---.---Prce Doc
ANDREWS HAWAIIAN ANN by LOrrin Andrews
An indispensable aid for foreigners in aeqnring the native
tongue In its arrangement OF the parts Of speech, and its
Illustrations Of the pecuIiarites Of the Language IL is better
adapted to give a clear and correct insight into it, than amy
work published Price, half bound, 500.
HAWAIIAN FORM BOOK, by J. WI kauwaiIi, Esq-A
manual of forms required in drawing up agreements, bonds
wills and all kinds of legal documents required in courts.
LAIEIKAwAI, THE LADY oF THE TWILIGHT, I'm Hswaiian)-
A tradition of one Of the ancient Hawaiian rriDcrsses, illus
trating their antiquities, habits and sayings Price sloo
half bound cloth.
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTIsER-Vols- l to ~. in
elusive, embracing from the years 1856 to ls6S, and giving
a concise and impartial history of the political and social
progress. of the Kingdom during that period. $500 per
volume, half bound, sheep Subscription price, 5000 per
aunum.
CHART OF THE SANDWICH s~LANDs-Eugraved on steel.
and printed at Washington, expressly for the undersigned.
This is the most correct chart published. Price 500.
ALSO FOR SALE
THE 4 ALAN observation-disclosures by an association
Of gentlemen, 1888. = vols. 6vo. bound in one. Contain
ing a great variety of information ON the early history of
these islands not to be- found in any other work A few cop
les only of this work remain Price 5000.
HAWAIIAN BI~BLES-oc,avo size, bound in fancy morocco
family bibles Price according to style of binding, from So
to $40.
HAWAIIAN AND ENGLISH INSTRUMENTATION the two
versions in parallel colutnns-One of the best text books for
persons wishing TO acquire the .waiian language.
N B--Any books published in the Hawaiian language or any
books pertaining TO the islands, If obtainahte, will be pro-
cured for persons desiring them
I'll NJ WHITNEY
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NEW CHARTS.

ylNUE UNDERSIG HAS RECEIVED
from the photographic olice, in Washington, Charts Of
the following islands and reefs:
Bird Island.
Neckar Island,
Marc Reef,
Gardner Island,
Lsysan Island,
French Frigate Shoals.
Smith, Johnston or CORVALLIS Island,
Gaspar Rico Reef
The whole are on two Charts. issued in July, 1867. from sur
veys of Lieut.. Brooks, of the Surveying schooner FsHnimOTe
Cooper. They are the most correct Charts in existence.
ii. Nj WHITNEY.
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NH y IL IIIIIss IL II-TI1 -|E|ETF
Shl1k bh- boots of and his t. nails.
Shook his teeth cut and his hair on,
Shook his cat al into tatfcr-.
Shnok hi- shirt Al into ribt-sns.
Shiuic-s, c,ath-s. h~tiric>s, tonathi-ss,
Minus b-s1t- AMI minus To- nails.
SIN 10 shooE him. shock him Ul Ia
Made him yellow, gauut AMI huny
Shook him I'll he reached his death-bei,
Sh.1k him tiii 70 hunied toF him
On his mortal col. and then. %
Having lad him cotI and qgiet.
Shnnk the Earth al down ufon him +;
AMI n ii-s b-n-sth his Ersv1-tour,
Ever shaking. shaking. shaking
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Papers Delivered Free of Postage or other Charge
in any part OF the Group.

Back numbers Of the leading Magazines, also of Tarpers
Weekly, LesGes Illustrated and the London News-always on
hand. Files made up at short notice for whalemen and trav
eiers.
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w ithin SO to 40 days from the date of
publication.
And at prices that barely cover the cost Of the subscription and
hostages thereon.
Notwithstanding the increase Of American postage, I shall
continue to supply my subscribers at the old rates, excepting
some fe. of the minor publications., on which the prices
have bean changed. as indicated in the following list.
4 discount of 10 per cent. from the schedule prices will he
allowed, where over twenty-five dollars worth Of periodicals
are subscribed for at one time and paid for in adyoncc-
As the American and Hawaiian hostages now amount to four
cents on a single paper, or 81 os per annum, persons who have
heretofore obtained their periodicals by mail direct to their ad-
dress. will find il TO their interest to obtain them through this
Agency.
Papers Delivered Free of Postage or other Charges
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ruvHE ABOyE CARTRIDGES u MADE
In Tires siEes, viz. '6TT (er snidsr Enasid1 borvi 500 Zoe
half lneh) bore AMI sf (r smsn) BORE
These CarfrSdx~s have been adopted AFTER careful con-
psratlve trfals against all ether dsscriptlous ~ Her Maj
essy.s War Department.. az the Standard Rine
a - CSC @ o Ssssw Rr the British Army. and are not
onlv used sxcIasiysIy enc the snidrr Rsnc. but are adsrtrd
% al other systems % military Breeck Loading ksne>-
rnsy are me cheapest Cartridges known, carrying their ovn
fenltsn. and being made wholly % Metal, are WatsrprooCaad
snpar<h able IN Any climate
noxw csrsrEire Cases Gem ptyL Of al thrve si1rs. packed with
ar vstho.t cadets. and machine hr fastening same IN Cartrhlgrs-
Maasr. a z~x~r Cnrfriax~.- $50 bore, mr Revolving
Piaeais, In usc IA ncF Ma5sstys Navy.
90. xr. 6r LsAschsux Reviewers of l. n, o ",
and : -, bore.
Central fire asf Ps. Fire Cartridges. for all
sixrs Of Guns. Riasa, AID Rsvoiysrs.
Doubts Waterproof aaa y d Caps VIZ. Cartridges mr khE
inr game az long distances. ser wtdd.ng % improve the
shassina % mss and every description Of Sporting aHd Mil
ary Amnanitiou.
ELEY BROTHERS.
Crsy.s Iss Rsas. Lssdss. w. a.
~x WHOLESALE ONLY. eow1y
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Rare Works on Sugar.

Rare I on
UEEY DIFFICULT To HERE
or elsewhere
4 Copy Ways Practical ss=ar Observation-Disclosures,
I Copy P6rr~r's Mature all FruT-rt-s q Sugar Cane,
4 Cspy ksrrs Caniyasou u Sugar Can.
Stewtrt's Sorghun. and IL Prgl1et-s l@cladins au@S method
Hedges sorEho. giving The hest Hslhois q eoustrseiing
Mills and sorghum Pans
sireisi'S Code % Health AMI LaazsSity.
Gil I'm Fer ale ~ II " "hiiNEh-
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS !!
TO ENCOURAGE
Domestic Industry {!
s. 10 q.
THEREBY OFFER THE Sun OF o,n
e. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ! T.
To ENCOURAGE
The Cultivation of Sea Island Cotton
IN THIS GROUP. AS FOLLOW

IN THIS GROUP, AS FOLLOWS:
Ito any person. native or foreigner. who, during the year
lSGe, grows the largest crop II Sea Island Cation, provided ii
is not less than ~ balrs oi 400 pounds each 81 Ginne,i cotton.
or It's equivalent In seed Gotten (say 5000 p unds in the secd),
I will lay the sum of
Five Hundred Dollars in Gold!
2--To the person. native or foreigner, who, during the year
lSGg. grows the next largest crop 81 Sea Island Cotton. L not
less than Is bales of 400 pounds each, or IS equivalent in seed
Cotton (say 81 100 pounds iu the seedl l will pay the sum o.
Three Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin
3-To the person, native or foreigner. who. during the year
1859. grows the third largest crp e sea Island C"tton. II not
less than L. hal-s % 100 pounds zach, or its equivalent ia seed
Cotton Csay 10000 pounds Of seed COttoul | will pay the sum OF
Two Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin
The only conditions annexed TO the above offers. rhieh are
open 10 aM. are that the Cotton shall h- Hawaiian grown, a
pure uerchautable article oG the Sea Island variety. to b- ac-
crptsd a. such. and purcinsrl By the undersigned at current
prices provided Il ranks as hr>i quality and that TIA. claim
ant. of the sums offered STALL have actually cultivated and
grown the Cotton, ard not purchased any part oft irHn others
la case of duuht. satisfactory proof sGl be required
This or-r will remain oi-n till December 81, ls1S.
July. ls6s. 1881 n. NJ. WHITNEY.
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Upham's Hair Gloss and Curling Fluid
rs THE BEST HAIR RESSING IN iii
4 world. IL imparts a beautiful gloss to thu hair, keeps it in
curl and promotes its growth
Upham's Toothache Cure,
Cures the most violent toOthachr in one minute
MARACHELLA.
Prevents the hair from falling out. AMI for promoting the growth
OF the beard and hair it has no equal, It's the miracai OF the age.
DEPLATORY,
Removes supernous hair from all parts of the body in five
minutes without injury to the skin.
Upham's Foster Ointment,
Is a sure AMI speedy cure for Fosters, Salt Rheams, Chapped
Hands, and BARRIERS Itch.
Upham's Asthma Cure
Relieves the most violent paroNysms Of Asthma in ten minutes,
and effects a speedy cure.
Upham's Freckle, Tan & Pimple Banisher,
Removes fnckies, tan. sunburn, piupIeso on the face, sotens
the skin and beauties the complexion, warranted not to injure
the skin
DR.. La Porte's Life Elixir,
The :reat Nervinc and Rsjuvenating Remedy, restores to manly
vieor all who are suffering from Impaired Spinal Energy,
Nervous Debility, sc arising from whatever cause.
The japanese Hair Stain,
Colors the whiskers and Moustache "a beautiful black or brown.
II consists Of only one preparation Color will not wash OF
fade out
Fiery Serpents,
OR EGGS OF PH4RdOH'S
A new chemical toy, an interesting and amusing toy, consist
ing of small egghke Cones, which, when ignited, evolvs in L
few seconds, n long twisted snake, exciting universal wonder,
and as haunl - = 5 strange.
All the above preparations n sold by
{. +. PFLUGER,
Agent for :. c. Upham,
$50 " Fort St.. Honolulu.