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, 1869-11-10

THR PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC 7ELEGRArla
ooArANY uF Tue LIMITED srATas, In aadtt4,u
to isA sedncen In chs,re. fyr dali, e+.sse. h.s tn ID.
htrrrct to IL policy Of .a!es.ins s.srs g, sn. ptnt
Of rIuhr shall br ua!rtstsed t<tseea The pube .rd
the coEfatan. tade radical chaa<e In the -,4 of
ehAEErs fer Eight terk.rchsk sII s.ea. .raaet.on Ii!
iac E:-:sa fus
COMMERCIAL IND NIGHT MESSAGES.
THE PAC1FEo AND ATLANTIC rE1EcRApu
COMPANY OF 1Hk UNITED srATEs, uAh xh.e
osRAn'1A1 10 lts the s!stru Of sreiknk. Aftez
u'F E:c7r7 Ectatez II ~ezdt far lcss eha1xe thau
was caes bs dAy. ia sA:he :s.. TIC porA, :sA thai
measaRrs ransusted After nt<h. and net te,Ir4 to 70
eellVeted untii the hex, n.ELtak. aasIs ;. :1ra t
'AAS 1r s aak tally Nsk aE &hs light n-szs .ystrrn
- hevtstcre operated 1t not eoatoros tie beneats II
~as destsrd |: ttastld. Tho w1,a ., r&IK PACIFIC,
AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY W.. to
f<duee rAet, 10 iLIaer lie us+ Il .ta wire. tox
lotR eusctfs eoraECE,ca:Li-s.
TEfte 3ear.' abecry stItn esoxs that cpp,,ac.ei.1
nsht neaaases sasriy reach. and seirna .er-. eity
werds. whe tsc bulk fall below twenty, OF ase oa.y
made twenty. eceanse the charge s f1r shat uuabe.
and \ II It nIirtrt weld c,st nurh; th4s ral.,x
ice parties fu only !s!, fo s.sI tel ~asa pay u
nneh by pfht ~ IT, dA5. 1td sr.1.J aB E4tEs t. sch
a"Fedus.n, - e'urensatt 10. t:~ e.:euel,a ot The
tine ct delivery. 7o ett this n;rat wa:k.1s Il what
Ma iatsEdvI To bs. AID H. SKA: t~nsi: atI ss!ac
ti"u to thr lcc pe. aud lAer al u,4 Al >luAl t{-
S<. aad cneocr.E Tho ef the utzrs :ar family ADD
social u wsn u COMMERCIAL nss.aset. the r.she and
Atlantic Ttsexrarh Cou1saax G. the United SA:es hass
Established = uniform rats tor asht rses.a-.s
Thai Company will herr after receive r,es-
.ur
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Cohcofh, y. H., Nor. 9.-The Tote on the Adop.
uon 81 Lnc sntc tonstahelay act u str5 light,
~ ~ a'e aeteate1 ~ large nalor1tF. pfo1-
at.y AZ. S Eos over l:,oeo yota vele cat concord,
s..e rrse atTs , ane other popaloas town.
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THE Ni-~issIrll ELECTION.
Jnilgt 1ten'. n:,srfsa Nr cAnaIlat~ f1r GnVaf-
nor A1%t,r%tf H. ha'l InI,E 1nteETfeW with tht.
'rres!nent To .ia. on rhf election IL thxt State.
Icns II nuAtoIls to Sct the President to take Snne
nrttln 10 trrsrt.t t:ttrsl AtHr& TF1n interfering
N tehaM Ut Atrnrr, til. ItA1tica! eHaslldatc. lie
naJs II the Ire-I,it1lt will lssue sour order Ia
tnAht af,,t.S k,t;. hs* tanis M, h~ ttk'ut, will
carry thu 3fa1c 1T furtt thousand. The President
decline 10 lttlrterr. tat stss hc Il ssts.ed that
Ames will see Itat 1htrt l. a far election.
Nt*Is1EK Iu E1.tAiVE-
The President ha- ApptIAtfl lanes II. EtntiEy,
Of kcNips.l., H'l1i.trr II, Er,aauE, rirv Nss!a 4.
NnLn. Fts1shed. Emmy II hrotne9.ln-lRE Ut
ssrra'0r Fu~lrr, at. n:nrt-l censpttu0osy during
itc !nIsrarhttnf if,11 IN iasnr tt Htlltt.tnC An
drew Johnson lie WAS acrnsfh At the time cl
hating tn1ucnra Its bfuthvF-ln.law ~ vote
AXA1ust CupYtcfton.
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AssL4-%.--.+.@-
ST.. iiAi, rIHCHA-E+.
Statement -ei'wi = d. ritt"n aEd amount OF
:. ~ ft1ntfa Lf.ta-rs ty the Secretary Ut the
Trratury, nnr t,!a IN aEal: tic ACTION Of Cou-
E1e-H III fclaitt14 II rpf1:
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,e wi,nesa xas Tot c7pss-exaninel,

REV. 1H04A3 GiLlE$FIk.
! have aEea At algonquin nearly rear. know
smith have known him about two yeara-
thtn lisssi At Dundee. lie cAne u ~ ordlEA1iun
little O. him As1eE that He'll he went - the June.
tiGp. did not know him II Algonquin. Its rrpu-
t*tlep At !afconautn DO not know .xEt1e. he wa
there. euecteded him tn the church. u1a general
reputation WIS., 10 IL, as Iknow, COOL
trAs tromtnsd t1u Mr. .'Al1n !: lie left there be-
c.1o+H tnt church Vas not able to support him.
lev urmtess OF his church in private naase, ,Aad
told Mr.. South o.1n, the sexton, M: TO open the
chErch as there were some persons he would nos
K, Into H.
Trr1xoxr or JOHN swAysk.
.'nhn S~d.rr erantned b. Mr.. Raryr: reside
IN .snna hare bern tntre tf.een years, seren-
HtE or e:Khteen ssas ago T&a Sulye5os In tbs
the Baralo 4 New York CIT Isosd In ISL ai.er-
Yards on the Cnicaeo, burlington Quincy Rssd-
IheD ~ent " Ch.caEo. and al1eFwasds % St
Chalef+ where renamed I yeAT. L4ks yeAI I
~ss City su7e eJoe o! .tuna- l WAs II Poplar Greek
a1d Eade Measurements A1d su1veJx II wAs
se as' e. ~ nd o w.
tne creek. l made that map {pointag 70 map
Of The crttk on the wain have ny meAsare-
csetI; the length Of he bridge: ffot1 tae nrtdSe
10 the tenec. the distance froH, where The holy
EAs found 70 where tne tagxI Wa found. Tue
xeie found found ne hi Of Inc va1ef lei ~eeu
the ostoKe and tne lsnce 70 he ~ lnchcA. used
lefet Aud toMp2ax. Ao4 touI-fod chain. ErpC1
the bridge 10 enete the body WA found was "a
feet FsoD the plaee Nhese The bazxy WIS found
70 the place where the body was foansi MAS " toet
The mar is on 4 large 6cA1e-6 feet 10 Inc inch.
The frcce Vas - feet long. Cnier tho hftd4u /.
VAS y or 3t feer Wide. The angles are correct
Itet fe1ce Nas common board tence. Al
the the l surveyed. the elier Ben.
Ton Indicated where the Old teace
| etoot. 1t W2s foot And a-h2lt brow the pteseai
tEsr'i fcoce. The depth where the holy Va.
found Nas three feet tlI inches; the tan trou ihe
hrnlEc u the holy waa four An1 thseeloortal
tuenea. Ihe width Of the stream x the fence wal
thtfty.thset feet; The dlataoce between the Aoui
uen:s u the bridge waa twenty 81 feat On tn<
eouth side TaA : Low spot ex1eu ting back t<eatJ
i've Of tal1tg feet from the strea,u- i stream raa
1,ns En!er .ne hxidse q thu: width. mast b u
| deep II the bridge ~ whe1a tho BODY VIZ. no
t1ced the current that day- Soca fall wo1id give
| = current; that would dtpept upon the nature O
TIE bottom OF TIE &ueau- Wnen VIA there saa
| stream WI three or 1onE tnchea deep, and hs4i
velocity ol ten q twelve niles N hour. To.
| f1ptdNy OF the stream K01ld b increased b.
deepening II Where the body waa Ioond lh
hoaepsn wA gravel Other plaoes weIe ooreres
| N1&h tha sAtIa hou ~ Tho bA1fA took tao teye
fton tho bottom of tho cfrek, and from the to-
Of the water. The ap&n Of kns3nrtdSe u 81 3eek
~ width h ten fcet Tie v&ief judged 0 b
| Cooper 8fsQFc than be}3W shR bf394o, THk{ n
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H,rs Nr,a +. Hsut., e1an.in<.t b. Nf. E7rr,:
n SIDE oLe u-llr ih!k side Of Turner eJurctI,n.
Auow Nj. Smith. lLIe~ his W1lr. l h4se knowr
them About year. lived IN his family two o.
three tass At time. Ftcqucn:ly I hbr,
sH~n thtft trtEeen the morning and eseu
ttG Eeft.re. &cAtd for the family. was init
mate With Ars. Smith They we're very affection
1+r%
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09
AMONG TIE FIRST.

It must be graiifyin. to his constituents in Arizona to reflect haihoweVer frequently the name of our DeIegat, appear in the public print, it is always in c,nnection with the iur- therance of som ething praisewoIthy and right -unquestionably right because unbiased by outside influence and free from partisan com plications. On the 7h ut. he was present at a meeting in tue Snb- Taeasury held for the purpose of passingf suitable resolutions ex- pressive of the sympathy of the people, with the family of Secretary R3Rlins at which meeting he, Horace Greedy and H. B. Claain were ap' pointed committee to draft resolutions e1- pressive ofthe meeting in relation to the death of General Rawins, and to request such mo- lice from the city authorities as the case may demand" The people of Arizoua made no mis- take when they elected to Congress man whose talent and ability are thus acknowledged by the first men of the nation.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

.The Litle Corporal, the brilliant Western Juvenile, (which claims to have larger cireu- lation than any other juvenile magazine in the
 orld, and to be better worth the money than
 nv other rnagazine,) announces that it will one free for Oct, Nov. and Dec of this year 10 all new subscribers for the new year whose names and money are sent to the publishers before the last of October Beautiful Premiums are offered for Clubs Now is a good tine to begin. Price, One Dollar year, sample copy, F cents. Address ALFRED L, SEwELL Co, Publishers, Chicago, Illinois
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

A late number of the Miner speaking of ibe ARIzoNAx says; This paper 'wentuP the Hume a short time ago." Now, the AMzoSAN may, or may not have went up the fun" we should ike very much to be able to say something nPon subject which seems to concern us psrticu~ larlv. but shall have to keep silent until such time as we may succeed in procuring a dic- tionary of slang
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09
Administrators Notice.

In tbe matter ct He Estqte
 ef IT. J Florlog Deceascd, ]
 NOTICE is hereqy given by the undersigned administrator of the said e-tate to the cred itors of and all persons havin claims against said estate. to exhibit the same with the ne- cessary vouchers to he undersigned at his ciiice in Tncson. couu.v of Pila, and Territory O Arizona within i've ve mon3hs from the date of this notice alter which outStandlng claims will be forever debarred.
 Tucson. A. T. ?. R. TULLS, Sent. 23d, 1869. Administrator
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

The N r Herald gives the following as the nolice record for Sunday, Sept l2th "A s'ao- bing case in Mott street pFoOa"'e n'u',C-uI vp in Pearl street a fobbery at the New lork Hotel, feIonious assault aud s'abblng ia h'- dridgs street another staoopE case l" West Rrosdway. highway robbery on Seventh ave- me q sayag assault accompanied with robbery mon woman in Catharine street. the k'llnS of child in drunken affray between father .nd mother in Mulberry street, and hght In which ,he knife was probably fatally used in Christopher street."
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the state l

In the Matter of the state ofJ G. Gaige, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given, by tka undersigned Administrator of the above named Estate, to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the uecessarg vouchers to the undersigned a, his office, in the Town of Tucson, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, within wel7e mont hs from the Date of this Notice. Tucson, A. T., August 9th, 1869.
 6s CHARLES H. MEYERS.
 Administrator.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09
TgcsoN, A. T., June lst, 1869

M' R, Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the trans ction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup plies.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

The N '. Herald of September 18th pub fishes the following correspondence which has recently been submitted by the Cuban Junta ID this city to General Butterfeld, Treasurer ot the RaWiins Fund.-
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09
NOTICE !

THE partnership heretofore existing between KENYON ISRAEL aud GEORGE COX has been this day dissolved.
 Camp Graat A. i. ISRAEL < COX
 Sept l, 869. oc9'5
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

11 ~s 4I1 O1 T lt4E
 TUCSON,
 s EPEEMBER s05 SEALED PROPOSALSn. ruplicate will be received this or, " 0 oloek, NJ, on the 3lst day of Os,oD for the delivery of the following artic,s, i.g materials at Camp Lowell, near TS.
 l7OO00 do6es, l
 8y2 Vegas or Rafters mora
 10000 Fee; Lumber (,
 262OO0 Sbing es less
 1000 Bushs Is time
 The Adobes to be 20 inches lon, CT, wide and i inches thick. and go.S - able article,- well dried and In de of dirt that can be found for the pp,, broken or soft oaes will b, accepted. F" The Rafters to be as follows, viz: 26O to be l4ft long, and 3x6 incbs, GA do. 2lft do. do. do IS do. l9ft do do. do 892, Total
 The Lumberto be eagood. clean articJ. t and of the following dimensions, VIZ: rI 2O,OOO feet, of inch,
 lO.C00 do. II do
 10000 do. ? do.
 The shingles to be of good materi.i and the usual size.
 The Lime to be of the best qualilyt.I try affords; unslacked and free from s,ml all foreign substances.
 Bids vii be received for each of the ,l above mentioned, separately, or for a-,' thereof. Bidders will sta their prlees , Coin, stating articularly the denominatopf f neclion with the price-as per thousand bel per bushel, etc., etc. Bidders must sign t. cir names in full n, their place of resi- DeGce.
 Each bid must be signed by two or nor, ,, | sibIe persons who will become suretie, s faith ul performance of the contract in q | it's being awarded,
 The delivery 0 the article to cOmmeucs d reasonable time af tr otice has been II, If the contract having been aDprOyel proper authority anu no contact IS to b 1 sidered in force until it has received the ag of the Sub District, Districl, Departmea | Division Commanders.
 Further instructions can be obtained office Of the Il uersigned.
 GILBERT c. SMITH,
 Capt. and A. Q. M., U. :. Chief Q. N. ouo District ooataeru Al- !
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09


 Vc1cr FOR AvoYDALE = he following ap- neal has been male to the Welsh cilizens of the Pacific, for their assistance towaad the suffer- CTS by the Avondale disaster:
 Cym,y of the Pacifc Coast The awfnl calamity at the Avoniaie mine, Pennsylvania, where so many of our countrymen have loSt their lives, and where so many of our country women and their children were made widows and orphans, has sent B thrill ofhorror through every heart in the land. They have our deep est and most profound sympathy but that will either feed nor clothe them. Therefore ill behalf of the bereavel mothers and their or phans, this appeal is male to you, We.sEmen of the Pacific coast, to- express your sympathy in the donation of mater ial aid, and that speedily. while the incidents of the terrible catastro he are fresh in your minds. Fifty cents from every Welshman on the Pacific slope would amoInt to thousands of dollars Let us on this sad occasion give another and A substantial proof of our well-known charity
 Any subscription can be sent by the 7lh oi October to Professor Thomas Price or Natha- niel L. Jehu. of this city, or to the under signed.
 In behalf of the sufferers by this dire cala- mity, I ask the journals on this coast 10 copy he above. h. l. ROBERTS
 U. S. Branch Mint, San Francisco, Cal
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

The Queens third son is tall, slender lad with clear. blue eyes, brown hair, well cut lea lures, and an exceedingly frank de6o""alre expression Far more English looking 'Oan the Prince of Wales and far more popular among all classes of English people He has always been noted for his devotion to and excellence in the many athletic pursuits of his natl0n-in boating, riding, hunting, fencing, and all man per of manly accomplishments he is more than usually proficient, and he has been so carefully trained for his career ill the army, that he can not fail to become good soldier, being already very intelligent and hgh-SplTlted Prlnce' well up in his profession, On dit, that hls Vl'lt to Canada has political significance, being the first step toward his entering upon the duties Of Viceroy for which position it is thought the royal mother has always designed h'm.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

. Planters in Trnnessee pay to Lanis ill the cotton feiis g % per day.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09

The Los Angeles Ne,os says it is becoming fashionable to enjoy day s pleasure by means Of the railroad to Wilmington. Passeng- rs can leave here in the m rning, enjoy the sea breze for four CT five hours, and return before iark. The trip is a delightful one, and to the denizeus of our city a real treat"
 Yes, it must indeed be pleasure, and one calculated to inspire considerable poetry. Per haps in no other part of ihe continent will the iron monster present 8 more romantic appear ance than while securing over ths immense plain, st. liking terror into It's gamln'Vorons ih- habitants-consisting of birds and beasts which collect in countless mut!itude> over its surface. We shall be better able to appreciate such paS time D couple of years hence when the @2d par allel road wal enable Us to enjoy lhe hreezes oi San D.cto and .he sunshine oi Arlzon" and New Mexico, all within couple of days. -<Hz. nr -A s------------
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-09
JUNTA CENTRAL REPUBLICAN, DE
 CUBA ' PUEETO RICO,
NEw YoRE, Sept. 9, I66y.

NEW 1ORh, SepI. J, 1COV' We beg to enclose .$2O, ,OOO Tn bonds Of the republic of Cuba as a subscription to the relief fund for the family of he late General J. A Rawlins and we regret that ;he urgent eXlgen cies of our cause forbid our making this offer ing in more available form, but trust that ere long, whent the heartfelt desires of General Raw lins in favor or oLr young republic be fulfilled, these securities may prove valuable assis- tance.
 We also send letter which we request you to forward to Mrs Genera. Rawiius, and greatly oblige yours, respectful y,
 J. N. LEMUS, President ] F BAsoRA Secretary General BCrTERFIELD.
 Assistant Treasurer, N. I. The letter expresses tue grief which al pa trotic Cuhans te.l for the anti2ely loss of such d ''nobIa and trae friend" to the cause of Gus ban independence and concludes in the folo- wing word
 As representatives of tie people and govern ment of the republic oi Cuba we beg now to add one more expression of 4raitu and respec' 10 ihe great number Of manifestations 50 des- ervedly made on this sad occasion by your countrymeu, who, without dis incion of party have shown how much his services as a high minded statesman and accomplished soldier ar, appreciated by the American people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
no REAL ESTATE OWNERS. !!
sol Broadway, ~. Y,

ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
such as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES, TOWN
PROPERTIES and IMBER LANDS that they
wish to sell, are advised to advertise the same,
first, in their own Local journals and next in the
HAGERSTOWN ALL, a newspaper that
CIRCULA TIES $500 COPIES WEEKL Y,
published at Hagerstown, Md, by DEcHERr 4 WA
son. The tide of emigration is now rolling GU tie
Virginia--our Maryland and Pennsylvania farm
ers are selling off their farms at high prices and
seeking new homes In ovr sisters State. Those
who emlgrate, are as general thing, men of mus
Gle and-means, and will aid materially in develop
ing the great natural wealth of 'Fthe mother OF
States" We are publishing the MAIL at Gem
trail point, The very best at which to advertise land
tits very popular as Real Estate Advertisements
medium its pages frequently containing from three
to six columns of this class of advertising. We
have numerous orders for the paper from time to
time, from persons in Maryland and at distance
who merely desire it on account Gifts Land adyer-
Using.
Our terms are moderate, and we viii take pleas
ure in answering all letters of enquiry.
Mg~ Advertisements can be sent 10 us through
the editors of the HERALD or direct as the parties
may prefer. Address,
DECHERT L WATSON,
Publishers "Mail," IA. srstown, Md.
ude 2T-ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
A calm, blue-eyed, self-composed d

A calm, blue-eyed, self-composea al}d
self-possessed young lady, down East re-
eeiVed long call the other day5rom i
prying old spinster, who, after prolong-
Ing her stay beyond even her own concep-
ton of the young lady's endurance. came
iotbe main question which had brought
shither: I've been asked a good
aes if you-were engaged to DR..
Now, if folks inquire again
Whether you be- not, what shall tell
en- Think /? Tell Fem, answered the
Dung lady, fixing her calm eyes in un-
Flushing steadiDess upon the ~inquisitivo
features Of her interrogator, etell them
ihsesou think you don't know, and that
yossare sure its none.of your business
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

A roWdy intending to be witty, thus
accosted lady in the street. Madam,
can you inform me where I can see the
elephant % No, but if had looking
ing glass, I'd show you very large mon
key" The rowdy sloped.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Where is the hoe, Sambo?' Wild de
rake, NASAL We'll, where is the rake 2
why, wild de hoe We'll, well-where
are they both?' why, both togedder,
massa-you pears to be berry 'ticular dis
mornin'.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
We had related to us the other dav a

We bad related to us the other day an
anecdotegfan old lady who formerly enter
!. tanned travellers in neighboring county.
Before her geuests commenced meal
it washer custom to this wise: "Oh, Lord?
make ,ps truly thankful for the food that is
now before US. Nancy, hand round the
corn bread and then the biscuit If erwards.
Amen,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

A shipwrecked Yankee was lately res
cued from one of the Marquesas Islands.
whose first question on being discovered
was, How did the Mexican war finally
come out p He had been soldier who left
Gcngal SCOTS army before the compaign
closed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
goftry.

SR~S"O<
s.IT'S THE EARLY Bird" ETC.
BY A LIE-A-BED.
More than one has shown how hollow
Is this Proverb and absurd
For the worm, it sure must follow,
Got up earlier than the bird
Doubtless, too, the bird in question,
Eating with too great zeal,
Suffered much from indigestion.
Owing to that morning meal.
And il would not be surprising
If that birdie fell prey
To the sportsman-early rising
Makes the aim so sure, they say.
Perhaps its young, too-had it any
By their parent left forlorn,
Caught catarrhal ailments many
From the keen, cold air of morn.
Other birds-for birds will chatter
When they saw the bird alight,
Might have chirpped with scornful patter,
ssAh the rakes been out all night ~
Summing up the case concisely,
This decidedly say :
Early birds don't get on nicely,
Early rising does not pay.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Success rides on every hour; grapple
it, and you may win; but without a Crap
pie it will never go with you. Work is
the weapon of honor, and he who lacks the
weapon will never triumph.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Astronomers tell us that that the moon
is approaching the earth, but at the rate
of less than one inch yearly. If she
keeps on at that rate, we will never see
whether it is made of green cheese or
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
Che upside
FILL BE FoUEI


large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL, FLAXSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, VAREISHES;
A full assortment of
DYE-STUFFS, and a nice assortment of
CONFECTI0NER fine selection OLDEST SHOE
BINDINGS; the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
STATIONERY, &C., ALL OF THE VERY BssT
QUALITY, and aslow figures as can be had at any
place in the Valley. My Tinctures, Essenses, Ont-
ments etc, warrant to be ofthe strength rsquired
by the standard pharmaeopoeia
gGs~ Prescriptions carefully compounded,
To Physicians and others in want of Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, we will sell
at small advance on Baltimore prices
TERMS CASH, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. B. SCHMITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20

Weigh every step that you are about to
take whenever passions become involved.
How often do things assume different
aspect when they are fairly considered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-05-20
MASONIC HALL.

WI
OYSTERSt OYSTERS ! 1
The lovers of Oysters will find at Il. 7. Burke's
Masonic Temple. opposite Hills Hotel Halri
risonburg, at all times, supply of the finest
and freshest OYSTERS, which will be furnish
ed to order, either cooked or raw. at reasona-
bic prices.
His Saloon has been fitted up with special
reference to the accommodation of the Laaies
of the town and vicinity, and he promises that
1t will be kept in style worthy Of their pa
tronage.
BE- Ladies and gentlemen will be waited
on at all times. I. T. BURKE,
Dec. "a, 186S..tf