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wyvrysI. CHAPMAN, D. D. s.

wwYM. CHAPMAN, D. D. s.
W. STANTON, VA,
OAice, (at his old stand) South side of Main St.
sssage7ae> With fifteen years experienc; in
HAA his profession, feels warranted in
a11I1TTp saying that all operations are done
in the most skillful manner and warranted to
compete with any done in the cities or elsewhere.
Teeth mounted on gold silver and vulcanita. Nj
trous Oxide Gas and Chloroform administered
when desired. aug 5-tf
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MEDICAL.
- @ SAD HIS, rsa
G@y THE GREAT
Blood ID uE.iner.

Cures
SCROFULA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
such as
Consumption in its earlier stages, Enlargement
and liberation Of the Glands Joints, Bones,
Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism,
Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic Sore
Eyes, &C., SC.
S 2 FL L I s.
IN ALL ITS FORMS.
DISEA SES OF ~ ON EN-,
Lo.s Of APPETITE Sick Headache, Lirsr Complaint,
Pam IN the Back, Lnaprudence in Life, Grcve!,
GENER1L BAD HEALTH, e..
and all diseases of the
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS + BLADDER.
It is a Perfect RenoVator.
g9- R0SADALIS eradicates every kind of
hunor and bad faint, and restores the entire sys-
tenn to healthy condition.
gsA- IT IS PaRFEUTLY HARMLESS, never produ-
cling the slightest injury.
BaA- 1t is not secret Quack Remedy. The
articles Of which it is made arc published around
each bottle. tass .'-,ts
Recommended by the Medical
Faculty :aRasa HRassny IEaosas-
asaasss Of ossr best
=@- Citizens.
RA. For Testimonials Of remarkable cures, see
'Rosaaalis A!manac' for this year.
uLcl Prepared only by
DR.. J. J. LAWRENCE s. CO.,
.a4 ee5~ 244 Baltimore Street,
GfFf BALTIMORE, ND.
For saleby Druggists everywhere.
July 16-1y @hH
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T. J. NICHE, s6as5.st H. D. MioHIs.
NgI CHIE s. NICHE, 10 aoias+ z
IN Attorney at LAW,
-it STANTON, VA. at& 9i
Practice in the Federal Court at Staunton; in
all the Courts of Augusta County; in the Circuit
and County Courts of Rockingham; and in the
Circnit Court of Rockbridge.
Collection of claims promptly attended to.
may soft is.. t.l tta a 74 ny
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PROFESSIONAL CARD! aH .3e4
L In addition to the courts of common
pleas of Augusta county, will hereafter attend
tho courts Of Rockbridge, Bath, Highland and
Rockingham. My office is on the east side of the
Court House square. second of the brick row in
approaching from the court buildings, Staunton.
JOHN 3. WATTS,
sept Off Attorney at Law.
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nR. c. r. HARRIS, sisft ~ 1908 q
~ o4,,ser,tI n STANTON, VA, lfg
With over IS years experience in the various
branches, as q Practitioner, of medical science.
Special attention given to diseases peculiar to
females Patients from distance can be accom-
rnodated with Board a. fret class Boarding Hou-
SEES. ...!t... isf4 4-+4zgsi. .ia IT, -.
Patients waited or in the country when desired.
Office hours between and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and and o'clock, P. nj. "a
asss- Office on Main Street 2 doors East from
DR.. Chapman's, Surgeon Dentist, and nearly OPP
posite Taylor s. Powell's. .g.p a4stN .
feb 19-1y an --t Fs4t4 Fl, se ~.
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IyDRFs,S EGTEE.
FzRsr.cE.Ass soAnp ssNAY $3.50 PR. DAY

i (FOIMIlttL 1TUH liAIAN. :
Corner Broad, EleuentA and Capitol Streets,
SIS RICHMOND, vi.
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INAU6URATION OF THE MEDICAL HALL
Last evening, the new hall IA description of
which was published yesterday of, the Medi-
cal Society of the District OF Colombia was
dedicated, and the fraternity OF the District was
present in force, and quite audience of ladies'
and gentlemen. The exercises were commenced
ats O'Clock, VIXEN DIR. Thomas Miller, Presi-
dent, called the society to order, and DIR
Howard briefly stating the objects OF the meet
ing, moved that the usual business be dispensed
with, which was agreed TO. Rev. DIR. Pinckney
was introdnc ed and offered a PRAYER, and Dr.
w. +. johnson, OF the Building Committee, was
introduced, and after speaking of the objects of
the society in erecting the building, handed
over the keys to the President DR. Muller
i ne latter followed IN an appropriate address,
and turned over the keys to the Librarian DR.
y M Toner, as the proper custodian. Dr.
Toner congratulated the society on the compile
TOR OF The ouildie z. which b. said was the first
OF th@ KIND erected IN mis- country. DIR. q H.
LeibermaD, on behalf of the ex -presidents of
the society, made brief but appropr iare ad.
dress, and was folio wed by DIR. Grafton Tyler,
on the part Of the senior members, VINO SPOKE
o; woman as the best friend TO the T ny Stefan
the poor. and the community. Dr. A. + A
Ming On the part of the Junior members, made
an appropriate address; after which the bene-
cicuoR was pronounced, and the assemblage
dispersed.
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NEW STREET RAILROAD ENTRRPRIsE-A
number Of prominent gentlemen residing in the
Seventh ward had a meeting last night to con.
suit with reference the construction OF a
street railroad between the western portion OF
the Seventh ward with the central portion of
the city by a street railroad running from the
Long Bridge or Maryland avenue to Pennsyi-
vania avenue. Officers of other city railroads
were present and gave necessary infor nation
in regard to the enterprise, and there is a fair
prospect that an application will be very
shortly made TO Congress for q charter for the
new read.
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HOWARD DIVISION SONS OF TRMPRRANCV-
This division of the cold water army met last
evening at Union League Hall, 9th street Mr..
w. r Drew in the chair After the initiation
OF several new members, and the transaction Of
the usual business, an interesting address was
delivered by Mr.. Merritt, which was followed
by song and speech until a late hour. Tnis
division has added a new feature of entertain
ment TO the usual programme, viz debate
Some subject 10 be selected one week prior to
the evening discussion TO be thoroughly
ventilated each evening, members arranging
themselves affirmatively and negatively.
Ladies are permitted TO speak on these occa-
siOns.
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ITS GRAND POWER IN THE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF PESTlLENTIAL AND
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
1t 10 In diseases where inmedi ate ana absolpte
assistance and relief lie required wherein this rene
dy proves its superior, and might say super
natural power in saving life, and promoting
health.
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, PeetiIepce
Small Pox, Fevers, &s., exist, this remedy proves
cure. No one that the Ready Relief when
Asiatic Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever,
will be seized with these diseases; and IL seizei
when using il. will be cured IL the directions are
followed. Simple a. this remedy lie, il posse, ses
the elements Of cure OF the most Violent painful
and fatal diseases that scourge the earth.
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THE MRrRoPoLIrAN NJ. T.. CHURCH The
following are the trustees of the new Metro
politan M. Z. Church, corner of Ak and q
stretts,) " hich it is proposed TO dedicate abou.
The LIST of March: General u. S. Grant, 5 y
Chase, M. G.. Emery. Samuel Fowler, Samuel
Norment Fiodoardo Howard, Francis A. Lntz.
n1yid A. Burr, and Thomas l.. Tullock. Yes
terday, the necessary order was made in the
Equity Court appointing the above.
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IMMORTALITY AND PovERrY-We have il
from good authority that in the Seventh Ward
there are TWO families, with but one head, de-
pending upon the Provident Aid Society and
the public for support. The head of the fam.
lily is professional man, but has been unaol,
10 support his wife and children with his
wife's sister and her child, (he being the father
OF all the children,) and consequently there Is
mucheuffering among them.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

n@OHARITY SEIMON.-RBv. +. CLARK.
w of Loyola College, Baltimore, viii deliver
sCharity Sermon q n inity Church on SUNDAY
de Paul . Society ATTACHED 70 the church A this
society does mucrl good for the Door Of the town.
without regard % religion. IL % heIed the public
seDerally viii coniributs. lnten js Sst
n@TOLL BRIDGE Az GHORGEfowN.
HrAp9uAnrrRs coRPs 0! INelNErR.:
WASHINGTON. D. u, January g. 1852
MSyor G,seyat J. M. SchefsIa, Ss1escry yer:
GensEs! IL compliance Win me ssams o. &c.
Alexandria Canal" have cansed an inspection to
be made Of the bridge over the eQueduct across
TIE Potomsc river from Georgetown 70 the Vtr
gfnia shore ana do hereby certify that the said
pt6ee 10 90 far completed o. to be ready. Mt, and
eohyenieps for the passage Of persons enimas and
Very respectfully, your obeAient ::.ysst:
Brissdier General Of In ineers, Comm Anding.
Under the above certificate, the Aqueduct Bridge
nov open for travel. ~ the chartered tolls Will
ne collected en- and after TuESDA 4; ycnusy Il,
Secretary and Treasurer Alsxsudris Canal, Rail-
road and Bfiege Company. Js3-iet
COKE FOR SALE Orders win be received for
~ COKE Ut the Book and Syaftonery store OF
GEO r. GETTY q co No. los Bridge street
Georgetown. ana twenty Ave (2sI Bnsh 10 deiiv-
cred II any PART of Georeefown for IS jalslm
CQk EN.sa Asp ewlEf BEaMUDA All.
y BOW ky0f. OAf NEAL, and other HARIMA,
&c p0VL1fs Drug and PrsscriRtioS
: ~'~NS'-vs4~~>-
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THE DAVENPORT BRoTHEEs.-Last S0eninr y.
MetZerCtt Hall was crowded with an in tell
gent audiepc e Of ladies and gentlemen 10 wit
ness the wonderful performances of the d.
yenport Brothers. They give another exhi
bition this evening, and the last on Saturday
evening. Those who have not seen them
should certainly attend Tonight or Saturday
right.
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TESTIMONIALS,

WASHINGTON, d @
This is 70 certify that have haa a very painful
bunion Of two years standing; has been for q good
deal OF the time 80 painful and badly swollen t.
nnahle me to wear shoe; nave tried mauy said to-
be remedies, but have had no relief until csIp
menced usiPR DRAPERS WONDERFUL MED
ICAL DISCOVERY. of which obta aimed one half
ounce bottle. and now have no pain; can wear my
boots wholly without any Inconvenience, and have
3. Il. GODDARD.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, Justice Of
the Peace In ard for Washington County, d. c.,
this 18th of January, 1869.
WA. MARTIN, J. p.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N EW S.


NATIONAL THEArRE-The Chapman Sisters,
and Mr. e. Ii. Bishop, will this evening appear
IN Chasing the Line and ALADDIN"
WALLS OPERA HoUsK-C0ntinued success
of la Rue's Carnival Minstrels. New pro.
GTamme every evening.
CANTERBURY HALL--0urr, the Man Fsh.
Lat night but two Of the great Can Can
MHIZsRoTr HALL--The world-renowned
Davenport Brothers.
PRSp. SAfTH's Art Gallery. 3Oi Pennsyiya.
MA avenue. New pictures on exhibition.
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IMPROPER CoNDUCT.-About K o'clock las,
night, Onhces Peaster discovered q hack anC
horses standing in the rear of the City Hall
and going TO to il found that there were two
persons in il, acting In very improper man.
ner. After celebrating as 70 what TO do, b.
took the culprits to the station, where the
gave their names as Henry and Julia Stewart
first named S.
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Oh! IL OF LITTLE PATH, IL you would yer:
y the truth Of an oft-told tale, 60 to liable l.
one of those ne nlns Mira .nits Of cfotr;nr
which are sold at astonishingly low prices 3
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TH1 TEETHs SALvAUoN.-The interior
PARK OF the Soap Tree Of Chilli Is admitted by
ootanists to possess cleansing and preserya.
i've 9 qualities unshared By any other known
substance. Its native rame, OUTLAY, is from
Vrtiddn, to make clean. This matchless anti.
sepuc is main constituent of the famous
preparation for the teeth known as Sozodont,
which has long since taken the lead OF every
other article Of its class throughout the West.
ern Hemisphere "a
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CITY ITEMS.

bLANkhIs FOR HrRR; in large quantities:
d%ns Merchant" Washington City Post
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TIE STOCK OF Boys and Childrens' Clothing
az Geo u Hennings, No. Sill TIN street, 10 the
iareest ever offered in Washington. The as.
enough to suit any one.
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THROAT DIsEAsls.-s.We would call atteu.
non TO browns Bronchial Troches.' We have
iound them ehicacious in allaying Irritation in
tne Throat and BrochIa, and would commend
tnem 10 the attention Of Public Speakers and
ouners troubled with affections Of the Throat
Iney are aleo an excellent remedy for Hoarse.
Boston. 400
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-A partial ? clipse of
Inc moon took place last night, and though the
sky was overcast by thin fleecy clouds il was
visible. About ten minutes after q clock the
neon entered the penumbra, and the shadow
OF the earth at twenty minutes past 7. The
micdle Of the eclipse was al half past o'clock
IL eft the shadow of the earth al thirty nine
NH U'es after O'Clock, and left the penumbra
NJ ten minutes before n About half the DAM
eter OF the moon was obscured. The clouds
rendered any good observation difficult A
morning paper reports some OF our citizens as
tsking ohserSations of the eclipse through
SMOKED glass. The reporter himself must have
been looking through glass Che bottom of
ore, prohably,) To have seen anything OF the
KIND, or was himself little land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-28

NEW STORE, 9TH and E.
Il. j. Rothrock's New Store, in Mays build
ing. will be open for the reception Of customers
on Thursday 18th INST q
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No MoNHY.-The teachers OF our public
schools will, we are sorry to say, fail to receive
their salaries for the month Of Janusry-ths
reason being "no money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-28

PREMATURE ALPHABETICALLY before yes
terday an application was made to the Clerk
Once by young man for a license to marry
which vas Issued. On the following day, how
ever, he returned to the Office with reques
that II be cancelled, a. the lady had become i'll
and he did not know when he could use it; bu
was informed that he should keep II, as II Womb
ans wer the purpose when he was ready.
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O
The DELICATE AND lNPIRM.-The most in
credulous are convinced Of the virtues of
Speers "Stasdard Wine Bitters" upon a trial
OF them. Their base is pure wine, with herbs
and roots. so favorably known to the Medical
Profession and the community at large They
are all that can be desired by the most feeble
and infirm- Druggists sell the Bitters. VS.
CORNs, &C.-Dr. White. Surgeon Cniropodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
&24 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and ngrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience to the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the MANY
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
OF other responsible persons who patronize
his establishment Hours from q. m. to 6 o.
E. Owing to press OF business at Office Or.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between 6 and Sp. m.
DOCTOR j. H. THoMPsoN HAS RHNoyHD his
once ana residence from the FIRST Ward TO
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of -Four.
tenth street Once hours before 10 a. m, and
from to p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from to CD. M every
oay, sundays excepted. 1913
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LIFTING CoATs-Last evening. VIM Miller
was arrested by officer Alder ON the charge OF
me larceny OF w costs from Marshall Brown.
and Justice Clark committed him 20 all for
eOur'.
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THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY RE
LIEF ABE CoUNTER-IRRITANr, RUBEFA
GENT, ANTI.sPAsMODIC, DISINFEcrANT
ANTISEPTIO, DIFFUsIvE sTIMULANr
TONIC, NEkvINE, ANODYNR, AHT-ACID.
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We will first consider In its capacity as q special.
ity our far famed remedy, Railway b Ready Relief,
symbolfIed throughout the civilized world under
the significant ALTERATION 4. 3. Il. This remedy
10 happily possessed Of properties that give imme-
oiate ana positive proof of its excellence that the
most skeptical can feel its power in few sscs nds
especially where the sufferer is the victim of ex
cruciatine pain. IL 10 not q question with this
remedy Of time it takes TO remove the perez ptisp
or sensation Of pain, or Of the cost; for the mo-
ment II 10 applied TO the part of the body where
pain exists the patient is relieved. And III the
pain ie from an established disease. Q cure will
DON follow.
The Ready Relief il Q vegetable remedy. IL il
sure, safe, and innocent IL lie quicker in subduns
pain and making the patient comfortable than
Morphine, Chloroform. Ether, Opium, or any other
agent: Its simplicity Of application renders it
valuable household necessity, and its usefulness
covers the entire range Of family accidents that
liable TO occur at any moment The Ready Relief
should be kept in every house. FOR IL any injury or
accident occurs to child or grown person, its use
will prove Of immediate service. II matters not
What the difficulty may be. Burn, Scald, Fall
Bruise, Cut, Wound, Poison, sprain, Strains
Pain, Ache, Cough, Cold, Group, and a hundred
other annoyances that are constantly taking place
in every family, this READY BELIEF will, in q
few minutes, prove its value. II suddenly seized
With sick ness and you have no faith in medicines
but sh for doctor the Ready Relief will sue pend
check the progress Of the dfsease ct once and p
ninety times out Of one hundred cure the patient
before the doctor arrives. II can never do harm,
but will always do good.
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JESSE SHEPARD-The music. flowing portion
OF cur cftizens are 10 have n treat Tomorrow
friday1 evening, at Metzerott Hall Mr.. Jesse
Shepard, the Wizard PianIst' and soprano
singer. will, on that occasion, bring from his
hsI nment some OF Its swee test sounds, besides
singing ..Casta IDiya" and other celebrated
pieces IN style which his admirers claim "a
only go usiled BY the greatest Of wing sopranos,
hoenna fattl- Mr.. Shepard's musical culture
las oeen attslned in the short space Of two
years, length Of time usually Consumed m
hainlng 10 run the scale correctly, and is now
claimed 20 compare favorably with Thalberg.
for themselves Of the justice of these CLAIMS
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Mr. GURR. THE WONDERFUL MAN.FfsH,
now performing a. the Canterbury, 10 decidedly
one OF the greatest living curiosities He
appears on the stage clad in a scaly coat of
metal, and enters a large aquarium fIled with
water, In which he swims, turnssomersanlts
eats, drinks, and smokes with the greatest ease
and facility, and remains under water tor more
than minute at q time, apparently without
the slightest Inconvenience. We advise our
readers 10 70 and see him. The Can Can and
several comic novelties serve to form an attrac.
tive and varied programme at Canterbury
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NABBKD.-This morning, detective McDevit
run in three colored boys, who were in com
pany with white boy, loahng about stor,
doors near Pennsylvania avenue and 18Th
street, for the purpose of .liftingn goods
They are known 70 be Workhouse I. BIRDS, apt
will be sent back this evening.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArR.-Cooper Il Iatimer,
auenoneers. yesterday sold IN Crutchett's sub.
DIVISION OF square 10, bounded by q ana
streets north, and lst and ID streets east the
following lots-Lot No I, at - cents per so uare
foot 10 John Broadhead; lots to II inclusive.
NJ izh cents, 70 Gen ID y. Walker; lots ~ to n
inclusive, az l3K cents, TO Gen. u. s. Waller
lots "a and %, at rs cents, TO VIM. Thomson.
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ARRESTS BIZ DBrBCTIvE s--Yesterday, De.
fectiyes Clarvoe, McDevitt. and Bigley arrested
Martin alias Reddy Welsh, on the ca arge of
having robbed Mr.. George Patten, two weeks
sgc, of his watch and chain. spectacIes. and
money, and he vas held to bail for further
hearing: The same detectives also pulled, yes
ssrday, Cornelius Ross and Jack Sweeney, on
tne charge OF being the parties who waylald,
earroted, and robbed Mr. Wells near the Capi.
toi, few weeks since, and they are held at
headquarters for a hearing
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LA RUR's CARNIVAL MNsrRELs are attract.
ing crowded houses at Wall's Opera House
every evening. The performances are the besi
OF the kind we have had here Tor long time,
and seem TO be quite rs popular as the Kelley
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FELL II FIr.-Yesterday morning, Jus
hce w. w. Tucker was taken with q Mt at tn,
corner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue. anc
was carried into Waite's drug store by OmceI
S'evens, when aid was given, and Serrean
Pierce proc carriage and conveyed hin
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other discoveries in vogue.
nstsaIy SeSufSs rest, stope the Vramps and
Inc nv,os t ~ o. ne blood to-
sesss o. ~ ~ LEY % ron the
WI0. n verIaI S ~ .uo a. ~ vo9ting
potent, and With the assistance Of Radvsys Pills
them that nay b seized. ''
In Fever and ARue, ryphotd. BfHou.. s..-,..
eaIs:
Sore Throat, Dipthefia. infcsnsS' IN al cSscS a
ir6amnation, tie Ready Relief assistsd vben re-
sSsct acals. = - ''' I'm I'M 's's''
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1NvEsTIGAIIoN-To-day inquiry was made
by the Fire Commissioners as to fremen who
are engaged in selling ball tickets, behaving
onenslveIy, as alleged by "Oitizen" in yester.
SO charged were not attached to our city fire
department,
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Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and per
feet cure warranted or honey refunded.
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PERSONS SUBJECT 70 sp,o,,exv. heart d,s.
eeee, headaches, sudden faintings should keep the
nenef near them; teaspoonful in water, will, in
three minutes, remove al dinaculty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-11-11

E@- We copy the following from the "Notes
of Pedestrian Tour" published in the Aau ch
Chunck Gazette, Pennsylvania, of Sep TENDER
10Th ult.:
At Woodstock, while waiting for the night
passenger train, l was very Hospitality and
agreeably entertained by one of the firm OF
Trout and Grabill, editors of he Shenandoah
Herald. published here, the county of
Shenandoah. In their sanctum | wrote some
of these notes. They have an extensive land
agency, and are offering some very desirable
properties (mostly farms) at reasonable
prices, ranging from SO to $50 per acre.
Woodstock is now recovering rapidly from the
effects of the war, at which time being between
the two armies it was much injured, falling
alternately irto the possession of either side.
| was told some very interesting incidents OF
its history at this period. At tavern where
| stopped to inquire about the train. | saw a
party playing at dominoes, which, l was after
wards informed have regularly met there
every evening for the last ten years