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tAZETTE.
. ~ EVENING, AUGUST Il.

TIE Sun. i From an article in the st. Louis
D;sratch, on the late eclipe. If there were
ever any doubts as to the sun being globe OF
fire, spectrum analysis has put an end to them,
How intense the heat of that body must be
when it keeps metals, such as iron, copper,
zinc. and nickel, in n state Of vapor, hundreds;
POSSIBLY thousands, of miles from ITS surface
IL is all but certain that these metallic cxhaa
tons cool and condenSe, from time to time, as
the vapors in the atmosphere OF the earth cool
aud cOndense. 1t must therefore ram reu-Eot
iroa and copper, and other metals IN the SUI.
II Milton knew as much Of the sun as Is known
in these days, his hell, grand ana ierrlo'e
though il be, would be still grander colIectIon
of tcrrors. Mammon would have been drown
ed in floods of burning gold streaming IN cata-
rac,s from the Clouds, and tempests OF IRON
fakes would have beaten on the helm oil Moloch.
But can the sun burn forever without beng
consumed? The most eminent natural phI'
osopher Of this age, Sir William Thompson
answers the question in the negative. lie
argues that the sun Is gradually COOLING, ana
that the time will surely come when he shal
stand, not only temporarily, shorn OF his beams
and shedding disastrous twilight IRON behlnc
the moon, as he did on Saturday afternoon
but clothed with the blackDess of darkness an'
the shadow OF everlasting death. And al
analogy cOuntenances the opinion II the lay
of nature, as they are called, are universal, I'M
sun is also subject to them. 1t could only b
by the reversal of these laws that he could con
tinue burning forever. lie rs sending out I'M
mense volumes OF force in the shape OF hea
and light, and getting back hardly anything Il
return. He has thus been expendng HI
strength for iucalcuabe periods, aud must eY
haust himself at last. Aerolitcs are the onl
source he has of recruiting his energies, an
their supply is iniEitessimal. NeS the Sun-go
will yet perish in his pride OF place. There is nc
thing but the short winged meteor to furnls
bis teeming but not inexhaustible culver, wit
the darts which quicken into lite this earth {
ours and all it contains. As their showers dl
minish lite will diminish, and long before the
cease all life will have ceased, and ghaStly tw
light, herald OF primeval night, will hav
changed his brave, overhanglng trmamen
iretted with golden fires, into aphaRtasmagon
"A spectral shOw-that will fade aud vanish ;
last like all things spectral The prediction
of science and the prophecies OF the evanscll'
aunounce the same catastrophe
Immediately after the trlbulatlon OF thoS
days, shall the sun be darkened, and the moo
shall not give her light, aud the stars shall In
from heaven, aud the powers OF heaven sha
be shaken.
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STONE FROM SoLoMoN's TEMPLE. Union
Lodge No 90. A. f. A. NJ, Ol Baltimore, has
been presented with a fragment OF stone from
%olomon's temple Mr.. John y. llardenbrook
made the presentation ON behalf OF Rev. Mr..
Gilbert. Mr.. HIardcnbrook in his remarks
stated that Mr.. Gilbert, while iourneyiug in the
Fast, fell in with Lieut.. Charles Warren OF
the Royal engineers who has been Tor some
time past and still is engaged, under the au-
pices of ,he Eastern Exploration Fund Society,
IN making excavations and exploring the ruins
ol ancient Jerusalem, extensive public notice ct
the remarkable discoveries he HAS made having
already been given. MIR Gilbert spent three
days with Lieut.. Warren in eXamIulnlng the
wonderful structure known a. King Solomon
Temple, portions OF which cdlticc, after a lapse
OF several centuries, have been again brought
light, and upon leaving 3ron"h, q" -. Z" a." 4;
mento L Iragmcut of the building, eur WAN III
own hands seventy feet below the snr''"' 81
the parlh
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u... NEW EMPRESS LINE

lassssl ~" HS1wTTS yn,,,,
PHILADELPHIA, AND LhAAN a.
GEORG ETOWN " WASHlNGTON,:,,
Steamers leave regularly ir%m Hn'( tt,' r.
TOWN. foot of Congress st, ENEk / hD-
NESDAY, from ALIEN NDRiA, foot "l
King st EVERY THU Rs DAY.
Freight received daily ut lowest rates =, ...
This line connects with All the N"rl"eri''
Esstcrn and Western Railroads and Ir"hsPVr-
IL The lines running out OF PniladelphiM: free
a. a., c w., OMISSION, and gives THROUGH RATES
" wa --AGENTS--
NJ. ELDRIDGE ~ CO.
WAS. Wharves, Alexandria, Va
N ,1, LIAM p. CLYDE Y 60,
NJ j. South Whnryes,. Philad".
NO. HYDE Il TYLER
20 Water ST., Georgetown.
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DECEIV WE'D THIS a. M,
X AtFRENClIS
ROCK AID STATIONERY STORE .
~, az E;po cirept

X At FBENCLrS
BOOK AID STATIONERY Slohh'
10. % King street, ,oo,-c.
Credo, a remarkable book vol' compete
81 so. 49,. -. 49,, Bsvsrisn
mountains, trans at,d from the uerin ma VI iie'
man Schmid; ] vol. complete; 81 5O. -
Lamps, Pitchers and TrumpetsT,,Le Lectures on on
,ha Vocatior of tho Prcac cher, ilIustrsteI oy
anecdotes, Biographical Historical ana E luz,
datory OF every order Of pulpit eoquen?e I pou
tbe eT rTest preachers of al ages, by Ed"in FAX
Siebts and sensations N France, GeFmnny
ara Switzerland, by Ed"lA Gou!d DU"N"
81 so. -. ptio, Elols edi
ton | vol. complete; - vixb,
The Lecends of King Arthur and his hh'gH'
| orthe Round Table; English edition; i0c.
Tho Lost Manuscript, by Gustav freyI'S
| translated from the German &c ,..4 ),
Ironora Casaoni, or the Marriage Secret D
T. Adolphus Trol!ope; 81 %, pr
, Fresh supply, Yesterday To-Day "AU n''O'
u Volume Chambers Miscellany; SOC. =,
| Black Forrest Nlilsgc Stories oy AUo'
81 50. -,.t,. go
Unchanged Brides. by Mrs. Sou'""'''"
81 -. 81. c,.,,l.,.,,,h. 81 :,
| Nv Daughter klinor; 81 10
Nov DOORS ''''' ~ FRENCHS.
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FARE:

Goods per New York, Philadelphia or Bait,
moro steamers, Railroad or E:nress, to care K
H. Eavenner, General Agent q. A0xandria
will be forwarded over tho road free OF charge
for commission.
Communication tickets between Alexandria
and Hamilton, and all intermediate Stations NJ
Round trip tickets good only for day of issue
between Aleyundria.und aniiton, an between
SAND ;,aeriacdiato points, st reduced rates
thu. NATHANIEL HAYS,
Nv tieners. Sup't
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PRICE $5s PER TON.
STEAM BOATS.

WASHINGTON, Gk0kGET " \
CssL.a1S ALENA. " NORFOLK.
REGULAR LINE.
corr Captain Il a RYTuER, vii! leave her
dock foot Of High street, GeorgetowIn' oN,
MONDAY and THURSDAY at .;rsS o. e Wa.h a.
NJ and Cats wharf foot OF tn street. Mi sS4
wIEe KAN ut Ii O'Clock a. m, s'opp'Dg at
tiiymont smiths Point, Ptney Point IT,, r on,
Lookout, Fortress Monroe, Old POINT Comfort
All" rms h". connects nj Fort Monroe with tn"
u ooa' FRIDAY FL, aJ Il T6tNes TUESDAY
Passage, -. Excursion ticket, TO and from
Norfolk, So. ,,.., ooo,,
Dinner, 81. State room. 81.
Freghts taken NJ the lowest rates For par
ticulars inquire OF ,,,,,,u 49,. ,1ox
JOS. L. SAVAGE, Prop. -,
19Jf Washington, ID. I.
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EXANDRIA ACADEM Y

4 LEXAN RIA AGA d NJ Y
n No. d North Royal street
Alexandria, Va.
Tire Twelfth Annual Session Of tins n1ho"'
will begin on Monday, Scplenlc. 9Th, 1869
Latin, Mathematics and the sciences viii be
taught by the Principal; and competent NJ
structors Will be- ,;employed I" leach ''r""N-
y ~'' " Charges for English Branches s8oo
Senior Glass per quarter on
Intermediate Glass;. '-'''''''''' 6 OF
luuiOr Glass
pCcoSe,r.' nriccs will DO charged extra l"l
Urcek, n ItuciI. tIU.I4au o"d ponr '.nshlp.
Applications for circulars containing iurthcr
information, may be madc At 81 North 81
Asaph street until August 3G.h and AFTER That
time ut the School room.
aug JOHN s. BEACH, PRINCIPAL.
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OF VIRGINIA.

Tho Session Of this Institution commences
annually on the first day of October, md con
tinues. WITHOUT interruption, ill the Ih nrsd"y
preceding the 4th of July ensuing.
The organization of this Institution Is very
complete embracing extensive ami thorough
courses Of instruction in Literature and Sc fence
and in the professions of Law, Medicine and
Engineering.
The expenses Of tho Academic or Law stu
dent, exclusive of the cost Of Text Books and
Clothing and pocket money, amount To about
S3Gj per session of nine months and of the
Engineering or Medical Student to about S395,
Of which Sums, respectively, $40 or $3.50 IS
paynble OH admission, and thu balance in the
progress of the session. Foo details send for
catalogue. =. o., "Univorsity of Virginia.
:. MAUPIN,
iv2-lm4 Chairman Of the Faculty.
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RAILROAD LINES
ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
I ASSAS RAILROAD.

I ASSAS RAILROAD.
MmM 81 $3.50 sH .sssA
On md after SUNDAY, May :, 1869 one
doi}v passenger train viii run between wash
iNGTON and LYNCllBURG, connecting ~
GordonsvIllc, with the Chesapeake ana IN"
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the VII
yinia Springs: III Lynchburg for tho YVES. All"
Southwest, and II. Washington, I" tho MOTT"
and Northwest. ,.l,.U
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 AL
leave leave Washington daily ut go a. M ara L,.
Alexaudriaas 1:lUs m, arriving NJ hyhcH0''
Leave Lynchb1lrg at geo a M s .Hin.,, M M
Ajeysndris n, 6:2j p, m, and at W"sh''S'o"
~ PASSENGERS l,r" for MANASSAS BRAN VIII u,
,,a,o Alexandria dsily, excepting ouht"y !"
-. - m and arrive at Harrlsonourg AZ ID
J. Leave uarrisonburg at %uV n; III, aHu
arr;vo g, Alexandria vt lu:aO 81 III. Ms .;"'
49, i'os nIt.o connections At Manassas Jun5uIn
18th ,,oyo,n.n & on the man lIne' gresI,y IA
cilitating ntarco Vr-e pt'"cr" nc ''"N
md Richmond, l. 'nehbuFg, &c ,l,vordr,.
Passcnrers from W ssEington ahH A'eAa"a'
10 Winc6es,cr, MIDI. e5nrg, Cap2H 1pF.,SS
wc viii find good connc"ti"E;;S, oy tl9
An ACCOMMODATIOH TKA!S WIZ !,! 'rr, "
Ainr,rdrin daily, Sunday excepted, ~ -"
m md strive ut Warrcnton 1t 40 j. IL. -,
Leave Warrcn.on at $50 u. m, M" -
"'eA"''U ~ ~ j. NJ. BROACUS,
| hp29 General Ticket Agent.
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rnoKS a. STATIONERY.

Anew BOOKS.
The Ts-,o Bernices or An:erm ofthe S e.; q,
bv Mr. 4 B. Bright 81 IS; Legend; g. 81 ra Ley
Land. 10; Dig , on Inc l'T d. 81 Is sid
i 1ey i Eo.. Dy no [ ~ NJ b Nsqman 8 %;
Quality Fogs. oIl Ledger, 81 MS9 ,T;an c? s9
E tV'G Drif, by Trslettc eoe The Empty CFIRO TO-
Words of Corsoie'on for Behaved rarehiS III ~
Rev. Theo. l. {, Ter, 81 The D9s'n u 81 ~.
Children, by anuel J. Prime ~ ~ ~
Nv Daughter Elir.-. 81 p. Just published publish
anu 10 '1''0 ~ 81 King street.
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CITY ITEMS.
Mr.. :. BLONpHEIN,

Co,75cr KiDg o.,d Foi,.jar Streets,
Is Offering grost BARGAINS in Summcr wear,
% make room for his fall stock. Jy y
WHAT wonderful olac. it hsi whea y first
class house. whose good reputation IL we'll r-
tstli.hc |. Is selling bargains. That our most
rntcrprring Clothicr. = DEALHAN, 81 King
street, means what he says when he adve;tI,cs
L. sell of his entire summer stock ut y great
sNcriGce is shown by the continued rush ct
customers 1T has well known One Prco csta6.
lshment. His Linens, Alpaccss and Light
Csssimeres are going fast, and We do not hest
tat1 to MdvlS, those in want OF such garments
u call soon, so rs not To- miss tho bargains"
NJ Dealhsm's Ono Price establish IN ent, No. ii
King street. is II
Mas G. l., SIMPSON, No. l25 King street, has
now on haud very oloCSut assortment of NJ IL
hGerv Goods OF every description and variety
Her Flowers are the most beautiful in the mar
set, and her Grapes, Lsces and Ribbon arc all
welt selected. Also, the NeapOlitau and Straw
Goods are very Guo. Call and SEQ them before
purchasing elsewhere. my Ia
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IMM 81 ass5agsss

APRIL |, 1853. ..,.,.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tEXCkPr ~ n
Day BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria st a. 1h. anu D =. III.
Leave lamil,ca a. Il. III. ana - }" H. H.
Ionve Lee. burg nj 5:25 a. NJ and ~ p ~: .,
The Thc s i m. tain from Alexandria and ll;"0
a H. nJ train from.Hamiton, connect with kemP
Daily Line of Coaches lor. PGrcely'IlG, Hnlf nc.
ersvlle, Bcrryv;llo and Winchester; also: with
Resmcr's lime of Coaches which leave l ;51,
burg daily for Balls .hiIl' Aiale Nj" MI ~,
daily To Capon Springs. .,.;o,,
All trains arrive al. AleAandr@ at e"nve"'ehii
hours for connexions with. Washington ana
Baltimore, same day:
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4 LExANDRIA ECLECTIC ACADEMY
TN + uENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

III T. 7 y 7
This School, established in the year 1901
will commence its next annual session on MOI
day, the 9TH Of September. In it are taught al
the Elementary English Branches, MathemaI-
les and the Languages.
are. For the Elementary Branches, 50 Inter
mediate Sl0 the Natural Sciences and inc
Languages, So or SIS. depending apon inc
branches taught ...
Niy- Persons wishing to see me on busihe7
story of The Friendship Engine House, on ana
after the first of September, between the hours
nf q a m and - u, aug lit
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
The session of the Preparatory Department
opens September sth OF the College,Scpt. 2Zdi
OF the Medical Department, October 1t; ct the
Theological Department, October 9th; ana oil
the Law Department, Der 43th.
Tuition, 500 in the Academic Department;
one half RENTED to orphans OF the war grs-
tuitous to INDECENT students Tor the Chrisli""
ton. address. 6 w. SAMSON, ID,
Washington, aug l6-eoiw President.
NTISS FANNIE HUNTER, assisted by her
.M sister, will open School Oh the 2lst OF Sep
| tember, at the former residence OF Dr. Fairfax,
on Cameron stree. MUSIC and FRENCH
taught in the house by Professors. Having had
| wears experience in teaching they VIII pledge
| themselves to make every eXertlon 10 give per-
| feet satisfaction.
| application as soon rs possible au bin -lm
HADAME MOORE SCHOO l.,
i M No. u St Asaph street,
| This Institution has been opened for the IN
struction of YOUNG LADIES in all the Use
| full and Ornamental Branches Of Education IN
which thorough and accurate knowledge OF
| the French Language will be acquired win
| great facility.
The Principal, whose success ia. been attend
cd with universal salts faction in those Literary
Institutions where her services have been re-
auired, will employ Professors IN inc EhglisI
and Mathematical Departments OF undoubteq
scbojar.biu. and great experience in their pro
fession. ,,.;v,oo,
WIZ Tbe government will DO firm but Inyeldng
vet Of the gentest character.
Every honorable means will be used to create
and sustain proper emulation among the pupils
Prizes will DO awarded to those who NANTES
the greatest improvement in learning and con
Vocal Music will be daily exercise in tn
School. Instrumental Music. Drawing, Palnt
ing and Needle W ork, both plain and o1ns
Q mental will be attended to. and, If desired
t Dancing in private classes as means oil I'LL
| References and further particulars to be Oh
tanned al her residence, No. II st. Assph st.
f aug l4-2w
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PROFESSIONAL.

JAMES B. HODGkIN, DDS,
Graduate of the Baltimore College OF Dents
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administer s.
teeth extracted without pain.
References given 10 those iesiring them. 81.
Aha faithful and sat. ac:aTy performance Cd. =
" ,,r( prem, e.. a.=uTed
Patients from I" .gAtry WIZ p'eA' ;, Ao..i
me few days IN a-Yance OF their ih'eh4e.
''1 Office Corner Washin ton and Prince street:
Resdenco. Sc Queen street. near Pio. sp . .
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ID ERU WAN GUANO.

We have full supply of
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO
direct from the Agent oftbn Parn,,;sn r, ,,,<.,,
ment which we otter at lowest msrket rates
su O-zw aooE, WEDDERBUKN 4 co.
Japan BRAIDSl
:.,-, JAPAN BRAIDSl
, Just received another large lot of JaPAN
ohAlDS, splendid substitute for Tho raaI
mar; All shades, sizes and prices. 'e'''
aug {. G. BERRY, y King St
A 5 ) Nj Ia Y ROOMS.
The ASSEMBLY ROOMS hsve lust bean
lifted up, and are now for rent for Lertnres
Concerts, FAIRS, &c. Apply to o.
feb 10 II WILMER Il SLAYMAKER.
SAkATOGA WATER--Consress and Ex-
Tor sale by 'N anu
aug ) LEADBEATER &BRO
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FISH FISH

LISHI FISH FISH
6O bbls No. Potomac Herring
90 half bbls Family Roe Herring.
90 kits Shsd Roe.
90 bbls Family Roe Herring.
70 b0is Shsd snd % Herring
Halt bbls Shad in store and for sale nv
my HOOE WEDDERRuKH T. f,n
NWEET QUININE-This is n new produc
~ the discovery of DR.. Bullock 1t is made
dlrect from the same source As the Sulphate ;
""S 'Iso p0suiVe tonic ana snti-per'odic pow
err 1t may be taken in the form OF powder nv
placing 1T on the tongue, doing away with Tho
necessity OF making pills or MIXTURES. We hsye
Just received supply ard would call tho "a
tentlon of our physicians To It
Je II Y. s. LEAREATER u 20
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ROOTS a. SHOES.

AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
Ia NEW STYLES, HANDSOME,
GOOD AND CHEAP
At w B. WADDEY'S..
apS "a King street.
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On1 AUGUSTUS WALL, Dll
2OI Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ~
HAY, GRAIN AND MILL FEED
Tes on hand ut NIL times q full supply "' .
,;tterant grades of MILL FEED; also AL B..
ofG.KAib, HAY and STRAW.
Fead delivered TO any part oil tho city ~.
80 4, A. WALL
y l7-tf NO %oi ''t'H
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We have Just received another largo lot o
HOOPS, manufactured expressly for US. a
10 cheapncSs and quality they cannot be beat
~ those can testify who have been using thcs'
Skirts Tor the last two years.
ic - WILMER ~ STA YMAkER.
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DRY GOODS.

TINHE CHEAPEST
DRESS GOODS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-22

WooDsroCK, JAY =, I869
ar. j. ". Donner-Deor SRI applied ton
of super phosphate, manufactured by tho Mar "
lind ferllizing company to wheat sown last ian
and the effect was very striking. omitted to
apply the phosphate to part of the field, and the
Weld was at least one-third less then that to
which the phosphate was ap piled. The diff
ence was so great to satisfy me perfectly that
it is chea and valuable fertilizer.
NJ ARK BIRD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-22

TIME CELEBRATED
CLABAUGH WASHER
Washes all kinds of
Garments and bed clothin g
Washes the finest
Lace or Cambria perfectly.
Washes every article clean.
Washes with very little labor.
Washes very rapidly and easily.
Washes without any trouble
1t is simple. 1t is substantial.
1t is easily operated.
1t is the best in use.
1t is ahead of all competitors
II is a Common Sense Washing Machine.
1t won't get out of order
1t don't tear the fabric.
1t don't break off Buttons
1t bleaches the goods.
1t is made at home.
U no Y7qakee invention.
1t is what everybody buys after fair trial
R. w. HARRIS,
Sole Agent for Shenandoah County
These machines can be seen at Donaldson
knisely's Tin Ware and Storehouse.
March 25-tf
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VIRGINIA NEWS.-Persons desiring to be
Y kept posted on the State and Local News
OF Virginia, and the extensive sales OF Real Estate
now going on in this section-the Piedmont Re-
gion-will do well to subscribe to the
VIRGINIA SENTINEL"
published weekly at Warrenton, Va. Subscrip-
tons SIS per annum in advance. Specimen cop
ties sent free of postage application. Liberal
terms to advertisers.
June 10 CANNON & MEAD, Publishers.
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A MANUFACTURING CHEMIST,

of thirty years experience, and are confdentl J
recommended to the agricultural community
LAWRENCE SANuSTON, President.
Office, So Exchange Place,
July 3 BALTIMORE ND
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CHARLES w. GREEN,
Charles w. Green

Charles w. Green
GO KINo STREET
A LE1A ND RIA, I'd,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FANCY AND WHITE GOODS.
DRESS AND TAILORS' TRIMM INGS
Ladies' and Gerts' Furnishing Goods,
Ribbons, Hosiery Gloves.
Zephyr Worsteds,
Notions, sc, &c, &c, &c.
Hoop Skirts direct from Factories. Parasols
and Umbrellas from manufacturers.
Wholesale prices in every aspect as low as
Baltimore quotations.
Gls- Agent Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machines. MAY 7. '6s-ly
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CheaPSlde
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.

d RIME CIDER VINEGAR, for sale by
June II BANNER
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
COME
OUT OF THE
IA WSOFDEATH!
HESITATION AND DELAY is SUICIDE.
One Minute will Save Life
LIFE IN A PILL BOX !!
LIFE IN A PILL BOX
DR. MAGGIEL'S Ay7IBlLI0VS FILLS !
ARE
The true Grains of Health
The true Grains of Health
ONE PILL is A DOSE.
ONE PILL is A DOSE.
From Nova Scotia TO
MEXICO AND ALASKA.
The people use them
The people use them
The people use them!
They are the
NAPOLEONS OF THE DAY.
NAPOLEoNS OF THE DAY.
Like hurricane they
.Sweep all Competition from the Field +!
They GRappLE at the Heart of Every Disease
aud Extingush it, at its fountain head. They
fortify the system against sudden attacks OF dis
ease and epidemic, and enable tie Patient to
brave the dangers of miasmatic swamps, forests
and other localities.
DIR, MAGGIEL'S PILLS
Relieves the Entire System of Pains and
aches, enliven the spirits, and send new
blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN.
They impart
Sparkling Brightness to the Eye,
A Rosy GLOW to the Cheek,
A Ruby Tinge to the Lips,
A Clearness to the Head,
Brightness to the Complexion,
Buoyancy to the Spirits,
And Happiness on all Sides.
For all affections of the Kidneys they are
unsurpassed.
DR.. MACCEL'S SALVk
HOUSEH )LD TREASURE OF THE
1t will Cool tn violent pain of Burn or
Scald in one minute.
1t will Allay Inflammation at Once.
1t Soothes the Painful Throbbing of Wounds.
1t Cures Corns, Chilblains and Frost-b bites.
is Incompatible Cor Chapped Hands, Sore
Lips and Roughness of the Skin.
1t Stops all Pain at Once.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
RETENTION OF THE URINE, &C., &C.,
MaggiePs Pills arc a perfect cure. One Pill will
satisfy any one.
FOR FEMALE DISEASES,
Nervous Prostration, Weakness, General Lassi-
tide and Want of appetite.
Maggiel's Pills will be found an Effecua
Remedy.
Orders for the United States must be addressed
to
HERBERT & CO.,
474oadway New York.
March 25, l869-ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-22
F,tBvlsw SHEyAypoAH CoUxrY-


r. u. panner- Deer So The Phosphate pur-
chased of YOU last fall knownasthe amoniated bone
phosphate manufactured BY the Maryland Man,
ufacturing Company, has a ted like charm. l
used about 10 pounds TO the acre on my present
land and | am happy to say have magnln-
and ind this has produced decidedly the heay
lest crop NV neighbors all say it viii make %
bushels to the acre can confidently recon
mend it to my fellow. farmers. ELI CotF ELL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-22
VUI -
W. H. F. Irwin.


Mr. j. ". Donner-DeGr Sir.-The Pbos-
nhate purchased of YOU last fall, manufactured by
the MARYLAND Fertilizing Company, used by me-
had the desired effect, the consequences was
drilled about 200 lbs per acre ON acres OF corn
ground which had produced heavy crop OF corn
and the result turned out beyond my best eXpec-
tatioa. am the opinion that shall make aoont
from 20 to Is bushels wheat to the acre there
fore can recommed it as good fertilizer;
July Is RkUBhN BEL w"
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r ". Danasr< Esq.-Dear Sri have used the
ammoniated sGrer phosphate, manufactured by
the maryland fel tllizns company; with great ,h;t
success upon some Is acres Of wheat; OF S,! TINS
years crop. dc not hesitate to say | 1ea toII
worthy the atten ii IN and ui,l of any desiring
to increase their crops or improve Their ia P@
Yours &c, MUSES. AA+N