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TO CONSUNIPTIVS.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree Of charge to all who desirelt the prescrip
ton with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lunaz
affection and that dread disease Consumption. His
only object is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer viii try this prescri ton, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. l65 South 2nd St. Williamson n Y.
Nav by.
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II anybody wishes to be cured OF Rileumatis

Ii anyhodv wishes 10 be cured OF Rheumatism,
Eskridge's Infallibe cure. manufactured at
New Market. Va, Price 81 IS per bottle
DR.. 4. w. EsKR1DGK-Dcar Sir:--I ans pleased
to inform You that the bottle Of "Inflllible' has
rendered perfect cure III my wife Of Rheuma-
tism. She has been suffering with the disease for
length of time, her limbs and hands affect
cd that she had but little use OF them for time
and now she is perfectly relieved, and attributes
il to your lnfallible cure entirely.
NATHANIEL BARTON.
Commissioner Revenue Shenandoah Go
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

Es From and after this time the north
ern mail will be carried to this point by
the O., A. < NJ &. Railroad company
We shall receive our papers and letters,
at this point, at 8 O'clock in the evening
instead of 5 in the morning. This is a
decided improvement.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
LIIE ii JIFFEl5lN DlVIS

BY FRANK Il. ALFRIEND. of Richmond
This is tbs only full. authentic and OFFICIAL.
history OF the Life and Public Services Of the
great Southern Leader. Mi. Alfriend has had the
cu operation and assitance OF the leading Conied
crate officials III the preparation Of tn work. as
viii be apparent to ali on examination. Send for
specimen pages and circulars with terms. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co., Philadelphia,
Nav 4&4W Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
Found.

Found.
A iady's garter was found On the stepr
# the vestibuie, of the E. NJ Church on
Sunday last. and left at our sanctum. The
owner can get the missing article by call
ing at "tlis office and proving property,
without charge" "lfo"i .Soi gu ma y
pause"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
T'heiying.

We have been requested by a gentle
man of our town, to notify several young
ladies Of this place, who have been enga-
ged in some night adventures after apples,
that they will please enter his lot through
the gate hereafter and not climb the fcace,
as it is extremely dangerous to them, and
very trying on his fence.
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Gone

Lieut.. Hall, the bureau agent at this
place for the past several years, has pack
ed lis kit and yamoused - quit -
cleared out - gone home The Sheriff
had some work to do in behalf of his credit
ors, first, however. Thus the way gener-
ally with these migratary carpet baggers.
They don't always pay in advance for the
fitting up Of their bureaux, after thew
abandon their carpet hags, for want of ca
pacity Somebody else has promised our
good people to leave Wonder when he
will . Does Jacob know it? In hoe sigao
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

ConREcrIox. We were led into an error,
past week. in stating that Col. j. Hotel
had been appointed Sheriff in the place Of Nj.
Funkhouser. The fact as we have since learn
ed. is that the former has become the deputy
ii the latter, and his been assigned to duty In
ne lower district.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

THE Sc COND QUARTERLY MEETING,
For Woodstock Circuit, E. VI Church. will
take plac: at Mount Olive. on III, Second Sab ,
bath Of august, services to begin on Saturday
at l l O'Clock, A. NJ Rev. VIM. S. Baird and
othe, ministers are expected to be present
A full turn out of the official members is de-
sired.
July Ii J, ". WOLFE, Pastor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
- ARRIBD,
DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, LUCY ELLEN, dsughtas
Of Jacob and Caroline BricksykgsdP months
and days.
Died, i'll Woodstock, on Thursday last, ANNIE
LIND dau <hter of Il. al d Bari ara $. 3chntt
in the 9th year OF her age.
When deaths unsparing hand doth take
The twiuing flow rets of love,
And from our homes its cuttings make
From earth to Heaven above
IT'S then our hearts, in ans .isii moved,
Most feel with keen regret
That tho they re gone, are still more loved,
That they to Heaven are sent.
But snot regret that they who're lef,
For those who're gone before;
It's love and thanks our hearts bereft,
Should feel, tho lone and sore;
For Annies gone, in life's sweet spring,
lovely, pure white bud,
Unsoiled by earth's poIluting sting,
With angels TO be loved.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

EF The attention OF our agriculturalists
is called to the notice of Messrs Williams
& kingree. agents tor Rhodes Super
Phosphate aud the Rockford & Hoffman
Drill
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
INFORM ALTON,

Information guaranteed to produce 1uxuri-
ant growth OF hair upon bald head or bearless
iaee, also q receipt for the removal Of Pimples,
blotches. Eruptions etc. on the skin, leaving the
same soft, clear, aud beautiful can be obtained
zithout charge by addressing
THOS. f. CHAPMAN. CH1MI ST.
S23 broadway New York.
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House Burned.

The dwelling house and nearly all the
household effects of William Chrlsman,
situated about one mile and a half west
!, from this place, was entirely consumed by
fe. on Wednesday the 10Th inst.
- 1t appears that no one was on the place
at the time but Mrs. Chrisman, who was
engaged in Taking bread in the kitchen
part She having OCCASION TO 60 Into an
other part Of the house, the stove pipe Of
the cook stove slipped out Of the chimney
and communicated the blaze to the ceiling
which soon caught and communicate he
fire through that entire part of the l.'d
ing. After Mrs. C. discovered H." frs
it had advanced SO far that it was entlrel
useless to attempt to arrest it. She va.
able. only, to save few articles from the
burning hous before it, WAS entirely en-
yrloped in the fame
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Wrong Day.

'" fOHS lay
Instead Of Friday, in the advertiser
+ Of land by G. A. Hupp, executor, &C.
read Saturday the 1st day of August. Pa
pers publishing the same will make the
correction.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23
Errors Of Youth.

a Gentleman who suffered fer years from Ner-
vous DEBILITY. Premature Decay, and all the Ell
fleets OF youthful indiscreton, WILL for the sake OF
suffering humanity send free to all who need it,
he recipe and directions for making the simple
tenedv by which he wa; cured Sufferers wish
ingto profit by the advertisers experience can do
So BY addressing, i'll perfect confidence.
JNO. i. OGDORN.
Oct &c, AZ Cedar ST., y. Y
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VALLEY HDOLGI FACTORY.

I HAVE constantly OF hand very r. 10 no
1of Goods, such as cassimeres, casi1etN lirisEys
1annels and blankets, &C., some are. made of fth'
finest wool that grows in Virginir, which fanhq
ity, which am willing to exchange iorwo il, &c
sn the most reasonable terms. also do
PULLING Il CARDING,
or cash or trade, on the same terms az othe,
~orkmen T p y, Nix III EWS,
VALLEY Factory, Middletown, Va.
| Octll, 66-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-23

l-COARSE and MINED 27EFH&E, sui,abl
for Drilling. And 3-FLoUREsO NE.
asS-WE WAnRASESauR BosEro .A LzE PuRr
Packed in bbls. OF $50 lbs each. Fol llster graf
Double Refined Poudrette aud Fine Elss, mike
in equal proportions and drilled 81 she seed
Lave produced most relnalk ablr etfec3SS- Sold a
ow as any article Of the same purity aud finenes
II the M arket
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AMERICAN HoTEL.

A WATCH FREE "A Silver +. atch
n Given Gratis to the purchaser OF Every loo 81
Kennedy 5 Mammoth Prize Stationery Packages,
the Largest in the world. ! As an induccmcnt to
have them introduced, agents sell the packages
as fast as they can reach them ont. so Dollarspes
day can be made sure. We hav. agents that sch
ON an average Hooper week. Price pei hundred
Is dollars. Retail at % cents. And Watch IND
the bargain that Will retail for $50 more ForI
full pa.t cu!ars OF Prize Package. and other sale.
able goods, address X. MONROE KENNEDY i
Cor. 9Th and Wood ST. P.ttsbnrgh, Pa. .
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Shenandoah Valley Co operation Meet
ing will commence at Walnut Spring, Shenan-
joah county, Va, al II O'Clock, A. NJ, on Fri
day before the first Lords day in August, 'CS.
July Is DAN'L SKULL, Seo'y.
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Alexandria Markets.

Corrected by By G~in, Bcckham d. Co.,
" -...t..,slon. Teocery ad.rred Nj cshho4s-,
No. 33 King Street. Al alexandria.
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wesTcaesTeR WTrlLIeeNcE.

HOUSE BURNED AT PELHAMvILLE.-The dwelling
Of Mr.. william II. Sparks at Pelhamville, together
with all the furniture OF the house, entirely de-
strOyed by fire on Wednesday last. The amount OF
Mr.. Sparks loss was not ascertained.
REAL ESTATE SALR.-Philip Dater, Of East Nor
risanis has sold his stone mansion and pleasure
grounds comprising twenty-six and half acres Of
land, ornamented with majestic shade trees. shrub
berry and choice flowers, to Edward Willis for
$130,000
DELIBERATE SHOOTING OF BoY.-Augustus
Slecker residing near the corner Of Thirteenth
nue. and Third street. Mount Vernon. was arrested
yesterday on charge Of having seriously wounded
Harrington Soaring lad about fifteen years old, BY
shooting him. The latter as alleged BY the accused,
and some other boys had been In the habit Of throw
ing stones and other missiles at Seckers children.
On Wednesday afternoon young Soaring got up into
an apple tree on the premises OF his father adjoining
the lot owned and occupied by Slecker for the pur
pose OF picking some apples for himself and COM
panions. who were assembled below, and while SO
engaged Sleicker opened Q window and fred at
young Soaring. The ball passed through his right
wrist and entered the upper part Of the thigh where
1t stu lodged yesterday noon, the physicians sent for
not having undertaken to extract 1t.
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and do mixed 81 80 q g sos Eo ssO "a sss g 80
siosae heavy Il y g, prime FRI ss,n the e.. sales about
sas q y 3 Y q iss Ss%ss
ss:.
dun %s o. e ws:'sT9 I9.s ii Bar
TIE Tss
is s:s': 3: a. sssaf iss Tss:
e e s. 81 s:. &C. 81
ss asns Sss:; !. S s sS
pe,rolsq% 70 Rotterdam At g. Sd; British schooner,
!: ..ssss., a ~: . S,i's:s % ii =, isss
e E 's sSs
s:s " ssai: saves; s:,:i:s 90 !sa:
port we sna ~ TONS same
Ssssa~TIs dsssras,on q ABOUT 900 bale. cloth and
sSossS = n p1,s.. ::ss:ssS 81 Bs @:r:
a1G,sS :. lssse 1 rss and cloth 1.s = !. as
ana d u fss' r.. SS's' '0' 'hpp'ns
pr,ss: unchanged: ". quote Hsnis. i;se Ike,
HdPs remsined Srm, with moderately active demand
We ano 70 Prime grades g. NC ssG GOOD d. l7c 2oe
HoLAssrs market continued rule quiet, bu. prices
cays uSa
po ss I % cusa q. &c. Porto orr f ssa.
200 . ss1s , s.s
aisss :aPpias There S
sSsx - iSs y
soi'a s DO IL
and n sS q q 2 y IS ..'.
!ra do So 81 So of ar heard Of no sales Of moment
nsS - e dun and heavy 81 o
81 Us IN casks and bis Other kinda were dull at former
PEIRoLrux-Cruds In bulk was quiet, but more firmly
sssas Ths Gales Refine. 90 n Ss lei. 4 s
higher but ;hs business wa. light sale q COZ bills wa.
100 !. ss sso Xsph!as CONTINUED ds1:Sd
The marke. for refined fairly active and 6msr sales be-
SSc . and 900 DO sos 5cioSsr Al 81 '''.a~"
.ss. n
shss
T. ..: .s$.!s Co., SIS n::s s.S
;:::; ss +: +
ss:PG ss.
Sss ~: ss :. sa e. a. Is
Lot. ge,s disposed " s g fSS plain mess end @
isss s57s packages ssms date last month 1888 pack
Isrcs beef va, dun aud price. entirely n0~ns
the or s25 s2s For ont meats the demand was SIM
i ss is
hams Gle for smoked do. and &c., &c. for basged do;
pales a01 packages Bacon was duh and nominal at 1ec.
for Cumberland cut 5c. 1bc for short ribbed and
Toe for short clear Lard slow OF sale and prices were
heavy The confined about 400 at
sc 1876 for No. to prime steam and 1896. ls<c for
kettle rendered.
RIoR.-Of Carolina there were small sales, within the
range of S. se. or Rangoon in bond 500 bags were
sold on private terms, but supposed at 93 IS.
sUsAn-The market for raw though suie, was more 40.
tive yesterday, prices rather buyers favor
The sales 76j hhds part 1896 12c for Cuba and
l2c for Porto Rico; also ia boxes part &C. lSc. We
grocery do llsc. l2c prime to choice do lskc i2c
7Sc. sc,, fair TO prime refining Porto Rico
NE llxc, fair 10 good grocery do lc. l2Hc. and
prime choice do l2c. 1870. Refined quiet at l5kc.
Tor hard, c. 4ic for soft white, and l3c l4sc for
yellow
sEEps.we heard OF important sales OF any kind Cal
uta nseed WAS quoted at e 25 clover at lac. ac,
iinothy at as SO %, and rough fax nj 50 80.
TALow only moderately active at yesterdayc prices
Sales 600 lbs. At &c. latter prics for choice.
nominal al about 81 40, free.
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Statute Of Limitation; CONGREGATION In Brooklyn;
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las, Eldest Son OF the late stephen A. Douglass;
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

RAILROAD TROUBLES AT HUNTERS PoryT.-During
the past two or three days an exciting conaict has
been In progress between the Brooklyn City, Hun
ter's Point and Prospect Park Railroad Company on
the one hand and the Long Island Railroad Company
on tho other. The former company having conn.,
menced the laying OF track In Ferry street. tn
ployes OF the latter, during the night, as alleged
took possession OF their material and slowed II away
in the company's yard. search warrant was
then Obtained and the material recovered. The
Long Island Company took the action they
did because ss ~, sse H, Slam, or, the property
by them. This the latter company deny, claiming
that their charter gives them the right OF way through
eliminated In the arrest OF Jonathan Bullock the
contractor Of the Brooklyn road and TWENTY-FIVE OF
his men on warrant issued BY Justice Madden
charging them with trespass. The prisoners had q
hearing during the evening before the Justice named
which resulted in the discharge OF the men,, but Mr..
have now possession OF the field OF connict for the
purpose OF preserving the peace.
THE LATE FIRE IN WATER STREET.-THE fremen
were engaged nearly oil day yesterday In playing
upon the smoulderng bales Of goods In the ruins OF
the Empire stores, in Water street. to prevent the
IRE nom breaking out again. The loss win not reach
no high ngure ~ was at nrst believed. Mr.. q. W..
Baxter the lessee Of the building destroyed, Is Of
the opinion that sSoo,ooo VIII cover the loss on the
property contained In the warehouses, which was
owned by nifty or sixty different mercantile houses in
New york and elsewhere. Eesmith. q Son, owners OF
the buidngs lose about 14s 600 one half OF which Ia
insured Among the goods on bond In the Empire
stores were bags Of coffee, $50 bales OF WOOL 800
hogshcads Of molasses 800 bags OF ginger 1850 bales
OF gunny CLOTH 30 hogsheads Of sugar besides Large
0usntity OF indigo palm OIL, logwo0d tan bark, hides
and other valuable commodities. The insurance
upon these articles cannot be ascertained from the
fact that the several owners sustaining losses nave
made no returns thereof In Brooklyn. The nre " ~
believed found origin among the bales Ok wool stored
on the fourth floor Of storeh9use ana - att9utea
10 mountainous combustion The neglect Of the Board
OF Police Commissioners TO appoint Ore marshal
for thie city n source OF considerable grievance
not only 10 the insurance companiea bat also TO the
Cltixens Qeperany, who naturally feel anxious 70
know the canse OF the unusual number d connoRIa-
fions which hnge Tecenty occurred. tFf
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Rob RrettIess ecepsion-6clentiBo 6oes-To
Between Preminens Pusilists.
The professors OF the art manly have, during the
nas, season. enacted many mimic combats In the
heart OF the city In honor OF certain powerfully
framed ex.champions Of Britain, but the gardens
Cremorne. situate on Third avenue, near Seventy
secoud street. have not been used for fsc exhiol'
ton untu yesterday, me ehin drearJ day DID not
there deter grand gathering Of the pusilistc fro.
ternity as the people Of New York had
rendered TO Bob Brettle, the honorable and
courageous fstic specimen Of England, Q
complimentary testimonial and several hundreds,
representatives OF all classes OF humanity, did him
the pleasure OF their presence The capacious grounds
were well filed about three O'Clock In the afternoon,
but the sport did not begin until fully one hour after
wards. Among the persons present were all the
lights Of the prize ring resident In Gotham, while
many who aspire TO such prominence and are the
hackers Of well known fighters were on hand.
Uncle Tovee, a. usual, had control OF anasrs:
mass pairing the boxers and selecting the perform
ers with cOmmendable zeal. In this nc was ABLY
y h Soys hs renasr
assistance to make the show complete. All TINS
while Brettle dared In and out OF tho trong seem
ingly greatly eated at the concOurse and enthusiasm
evoked in his behalf Tommy Larken and stetson
began the entertainment In slogging en-
gasement which continued for some minutes,
singing followed Next came Q semiintoxi-
Gated individual called '.Cllpper," who success
sively set-to with Jones and Dudgeon. IN which he
was caused to incontnenty cry quits from receiving
several straight ones from the shoulder on the
"boko." They were succeeded by George Rookie and
HuzZy who have fought CALAMITY in the ring, in
which science was well displayed each working like
major Then came Harry Hill with hts clubs re-
spectively twelve and iortytwo Founders. when
Harry Hurley induced Mickey Coburn TO put on
the mits, when contest between men well
matched-too seldom the case-caused unmis-
taxable marks OF appreciation. Each exhib-
tied, both in attitude ana development
so much perfection that the crowd cheered Justify
Joe Wormald, who had been in the throng Of lockers
on now assented to q turn up" with ROoKe and
soon matters were adjusted. 1t was fine display
Of SCIENCE the former being closely scanned his
approaching tight with Baldwin made him an object
Of interest. Wormald's position Ii easy and graceful
hts right hand well covering his breast, and the left
low down but seemingly always ready for offensive
and defensive operations. At The end Of
this the beneficiary was introduced with
all his cups bowls and belts which he has won In
the ring, and when their exhibition over Do0ney
Harris and he engaged In Q setto. which, as may
well be imagined, was very artistic, each displaying
considerable SCIENCE both In hitting and stopping
and getting away cl6oerly from danger. Il was
night before the entertainment closed and taking
all circumstances into consideration II must be con-
sidered success.