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RgAE ESTATE.
Nice Little House for Sale.

A NEW HOUSE-six finished rooms-plenty OF
u good water, pleasant place; nice little garden
Located near Dow st. Price only $500.
jun3d1w% Next east OF City han.
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International Steamship Co.
EastpOrt, Calais and st. John,
DIGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX
Spring arrangement.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

\ On and after THURSDAY
sss.>.,rk March 3ist, the steamer New
n. n RM York, Capt. L. b. Wincbes-
A4Ga..A4SDte ter and the Steamer New Eng
lDlan land, Capt. Il. Field, will leave
Railroad Wharf, loot Of State street, every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at O'Clock Nj Tor East
port and st. John.
| Returning will leave st. John and PASSPORT on
same days r.. -
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
BROWN, for st. Andrews and Calais and with
N. b. q G. Railway Tor Woodstock and Houlton
Connecting at St. John with the Steau er EN-
PRESS for Digby and Annapolis, thence by rail TO
windsor and HALIFAX, and with the Il. Il N. A.
Railway for Sehediac and intermediate stations
clock p. nj.
mr23disiw DIFF p STIrppc Aoa,.
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To let.

1O k<CJs
ENIRST class Store and Offices on Exchange Street
4 between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
w. III, ANDERSON,
Street. dec30ltf
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That's What's the Matter.

TT is now coming warm weather when people are
l. apt to get Dyspeptic, and do you know what will
prevent it. No; well, will tell you; plenty of
Relknap,s Steam Refined Triple, and your
DREAMS will be calm, and pleasant as the Zephyrs
in a June Morning.
No one keeps my tripe except those who have my
tubs neatly painted and lettered. Call tor Bel
knap's Steam Refined. 80.
G. ". BELKNAP. -
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CaaIssa &c, ssae Fable,

Al who have committed an excess OF sny ind
he ther it be the solitary vice of youth the ting
rg rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer 5aare,
SEEK FOE An AETIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches and Lasstude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that sure 20 FOL.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
pnd SyN,.rI
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DOsTER PRINTING. of all kinds done with dis
l. ht patch At o Pres Once. "''- WIG
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Special Partnership

SkeGCHsa1 + aletn4rSEhlD
The undersigned, Avery Plumer and Davis W
coolidge, having formed limited partnership here
by certify,
First. That the name of the firm under which
said partnership is to be conducted is
ID. w. COOLIDGE.
Second That the name of the general partner is
Davis w. Coolidge and that the place OF his resi-
dence Is Portland in the County of Cumberland, in
the State of Maine; that the name of the special
partner is Avery Plumer, and that the place OF his
residence is Boston, in the County of Suffolk in the
State OF Massachusetts,.
Third That the business to be 1ansacted by the
partnership, is general Commission business, and
that the amount of Capuaf contributed by said
special partner is Fifteen Thousand Dollars t$l50OO)
Fourth. That The partnership IL 10 commence on
Arc first day OF J4ae A s.s
to have an established place of business in said
Portland. AVERY PLUMER.
DAVIS w. COOLIDGE.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, City Of Boston, IS:
(Seal On the second day Of June, A. d. 1870 be-
fore the subscriber, commissioner in and for the
lied by the Governor of the State of Maine, 10
take the acknowledgement and proof OF deeds,
aud other instruments of writing to be used re-
cOrdeu in the said State of Maine, and to administer
oaths, afirmatons etc. Personally appeared Avery
Plumer and Davis w. Coolidge, in The within in
sirument named and severally acknowledged, the
execution OF the same to he their free act and deed
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed my official seal, the day and year first
above written. A. w. ADAMS,
Commissioner for the State of Maine.
jun6l6w
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ACard to the Ladies.
DUPONCO'S
: GOLDEN PILL.

Infallabe in correcting Irregularities and removing
distractions of the monthly periods 1t is over forty
years since these now SO well known pills were first
brought to notice by Dr. Duponc0, of Paris. during
which time they have been extensively and SUGGEST
fully used by some OF the leading physicians, with
unparalleled success Ladies in poor health. either
married or single, suffering from any Of the Com
plants peculiar to females, will find the Dunonco
Golden Pills invaluable, viz General Debility. Head.
ache, Faintness, Loss OF Appetite, Mental Depression
Pain in the Back and Limbs Pain in the Toins'
Bearing, down Pains, Falpitation OF the Heart. Re.
tained Excessive, Irregular or Painful Menstruainn
Rush of Blood to Head, Dizziness, Dimness of SIGHT
Fatigue on any slight exertion, and particularly that
Females, both married and single, the Leucorrhnss
or Whites. Females in every period of life will
find Duponcos Pills remedy to aid nature in the dis
charge OF lts functions. They invgorate the deba-
ted and delicate, and by regulating and Strengthening
the system re prepares heyouthu for the
outies OF lie, and when taken by those in middle life
OF oa age they prove perfect blessing. There is
Hosnng IN the pills that do injury to life health
Saie IN their operation, perpetual in their happy in
fuences upon the Nerves, the Mind and the entire
organization. ID. HOWE, frOPrietOr.N. n.
ALVAH LITTLEFIELD, Boston, Agent n E.S States.
Ladies by enclosing $100 by mail will have the
pills sent confidently to any address.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
me26d6mO
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Pi02sO-FOrte Instruction.

Miss s. s. Mason, will receive pupils at her room
Sl6 Congress St., opposite Mechanics Hall.
References, Rev. w. T. Phalon; Dr. E. Stone Mr.
5. Ii. Stevens; Mr.. John M. Adams. debit
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For Sale
FARM FOR iSALE !

A <sas--.- AT great bargain. One OF the
Esr1fsA.b best farms 1t Cape Elizabeth. Com
tains about one hundred and TWEEN
bEHffa. tsa&sty acres. cuts forty tons of Hay and
-r=.--S&A<~-i is well wooded.
This estate being situated within fifteen minutes
ride of the City Hall, Portland, offers rare oppor-
tunity to invest money in good homestead which
cannot fail to double in value within five years. APP
ply TO the subscriber at 292 Commercial street. Port
land, or No. Springs Island, Saco, Me.
.. s-e JOSEPH HOBSON.
Portland, March 1, 1870 mar1d&wtt
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FOE: SALE,

HOUSE and Lot No rs Lafayette st. This is a
ished rooms, plenty o. hard and soft wafer Lot is
2S feet front by 81 IL feet deep. This pr perty is
tor investment.
For further particulars enquire of
GEO. w. PARKER Il CO., Auctioneers,
NY houIhl 40 Exchange st.
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DOdd's Nervine
n1HIS is NO HUMBUG :!

L By sending 35 CENTS, with age,
height, color of eyes and HAIR. you will receive, by
return MAIL correct picture OF your future husband
or wife, with name and date OF marriage. Address
w. FOX, z. o. Drawer No. "a,
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LOBSTER C.HUM.
One OF The best Fertilizers in the market to be had at
26 Union Wharf.
AND AT
SAWYER & WOODF0RD'S
- DEALERS IN
Agricultural TeOIs, Seeds, PIants,&c.
No. 119 Exchange Street, Portland.
Price Only $1,000 Per Ton.
CHUM.

lead the following experiments by DIR. Clark:
experiments made by DIR. ELIPHALET CLARK
OF Portland Maine, with special fertilizers during
the season OF 1863, viz: CrCasdale's Superphose
pnates, furnished by S. H. Robbins, ESQ.,, Agent;
cumberland Super PhOsphates furnished by Mr.
MOTIFS, Agent; Lobster Chum, furnished by Ed
ward Pierce, Esq; Bone meal aud wood ashes pre-
pared according TO directions given by DIR. Nichols
journal o. Chemistry; Porgy Chum; the two last
furnished by DR.. Clark. These articles were given
by the above named agents and owners for the pur-
pose oil testing the comparative value on different
SOILS and several crops. The rtzers were applied
broadcast, to grass land, the 29th April, each
hfe pounds per square rod on Ia acre. The
SOIL is good sandy oam the westerly end OF the land
used some fifteen feet higher than the easteriy end
The grass was badly winter killed the previous year.
and the crops were not more than one half ton per
acre. After the use of the above fertilizers the yield
was as f0ows:- .. IL -
CrOasdale's, Increase, 30 per cent
Lobster Chum, ,,,.. IS ner cent
Cum OerIand, ...... .65 ner cent
Bone Meal and Ashes, increase. go. ct per cent.
Porgy Chum, f" $40, so per cent,
Experiments on potatoes planted on deep black
soil, under drained.
bushels ''Orono" ninety five hills, Croasdale.
~ bushels ''Orono" So hills, Losbter Chum.
" bushels "OrOno' 95 hills, -Cumb rland.
nusnels oron5" % hills, Bone meal and ashes.
Sood on all crops, but more especially on potatoes
Sass. my2d&wlm
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II o l. II 4.

CTORAGE and Wharfage Cd Custom House
- Wharf. Apply TO LYNCH, BARKER & Co.,
oc16tf 139 Commercial st.
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Woods Meeting.

The colored peopls Of this place Will hold
6 protracted n!esiing In the grove q short dis
lance below town, known a. Suringers woods,
on the 9th of August next. Several c,lorcd
preachers from distance wIil lie in atten-
danes, besides great numbcr of colorcd pco-
Pile from the different sections Of the Valley.
We have been requested By tic membership,
10 ask the Town Authorities to endeayor TO
preserve order tor them during the occasion.
and to prevent huoksterns and the re-
tail Of ardent spirits upon the ground. /,
certainly is 10 be hoped shat no disturbance
usual upon such occasions may he complain
ed Of, as we know The citizens Of this place
will Indignantly frcwn upon any such deraOa-
stration upon the part Of any one.
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Tax EcVY.

An amendment to the original bill rrascrib
ing The duties Of The Town5h'p Officers pre-
Tiled that the Supervisors shall meet US soon
rs practicable after tle publication Of the
act for the purpose Of making county levy
Of taxes. Il il highly necessary that this
levy should be made rs As practical lc.-
Sons If our Supervisors have expressed All
unwillingncss 10 qualify, upon the ground
tl.al excessive bonds hare been required. Ii
is rue tie bon,ls are quite heavy, but when
tie reason for requiring such bombs is OK
painsd they viii hardly object. In ;s.,ny of
tho counties. Vi tho eastern portion OF the
Sta!a The negro elcmen. largely rte>ioainatos
AID many Of that ill iiavn been elected to I'M
pcrtant positions who would be unable to give
the bonds required, hence the apparent ex
cessi7e amount Of bonds. 1t is hoped that
gil officers will qualify AZ soon ~ practicable.
Gs the Lag requires tiat all township officers
shall qualify hy the first day Of August next
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DIED.

WASSERMANN.-O the 2lst inst, Annie
Christina Wassermann, In the CID year of
her age
BALTIiIS.-On the 18th inst, at Stras-
burg, Erasmus Balthis. aged % years.
AIELHORN.-On the 10Th inst, in this
place, aftcra proiracted and lingering i'll
ness, Michael Melhorn, aged II years and
ten days. Mr.. Mclhorn came to this place,
from Hanover Pennsylvania, about fifty years
ago, and has resided here since that time.
He was worthy and estimsbe citizen. Fer
tho last several years his health gave
evident signs of giving way, and for some
months during the latter part Of his lifo was
quite feeble.
lie expressed himself very freely upon the
subject Of his religious experience, aul gave
every assurance of preparation to meet his
God. The last hours of his life were spent in
happy anticipation Of the enjoymcnts Ct o
blessed immortality.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

A GETS WANTED. 500 to 500 per
N Month Cicrgymcn, School Teacher, Smart
Young men and Ladies' uanted to canvass for the
New Book. "OUR FAITH ER'S HOUSE ;"OR,
T y US ,h.s II !. WoR ;iS. H4SfEL
This master in thought ard language shows us
untold riches aud beauties in the Great House,
with its blooming flowers, Singing birds. Wav-
ing palms, Rn..'.ing clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred
Monnt@.lts, Delightful Rivers Mghty oceans,
Numbering voices, Blazing Heavens and vast
universe with countless beings in millions Of
worlds, and reads to us in each The Uuwritten
Word Rose-tintod paper, ornate engraYinGs and
superb binding. Send for circular, in which is
a full description and universal Communications
by the press, ministers ard college professors,
in the strongest possible language. ZEIGLER,
McCU RDY Il Co., lG, S. Sixth Street, philadcl-
phia, "a. tt.
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VIII our exchanges please score
Barn Burned.


We regret to Learn that Mr.. David Cline,
living on the line OF the Railroad, near Tim
bervllo. in Rockingham county, had the mis-
fortune Of loosing his barn, By fire, on Thurs
day last. It was gtruck by tightening during
the heavy rain and hail storm on that day
and was entirely consumed. together with
his entire crop of wheat, about 800 bushels,
hay, wagon, farming Implements fincludng
new Reaper and Mowcr,) harness, &c
There was no insurance upon the property.
Mr.. G., has been quite unfortunate in re-
gard to barns When tho Railroad Was first
surveyed, the line ran through his barn, and
he was compelled 10 tear i down and remove
i; to another cite During the war Sheridan
burned that onc. and now. the third time, his
barn las bean burned.
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Our Streets.

The citizens of this place seem to take no
notice of the appeal of the Trustees for the
grading and repair of side walks and streets.
We havo been assured that this honorable
Board will very shortly take the necessary
Steps to enforce its ordinance IN reference TO
this very important mstter. Il is just and
right that it should be done, and we shall
very much regret to hear the customary
croakiag of those who arc generally in the
habit of this racenous disposition owaias i'm
provement and enterprise. Enforce tho Or
dinance, and we shall complain .'Nessrmoro."
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Local Notices.

DISSIPATION AND LATE H0URS.-After the
festnl night comes tho miserable next morn
ing. with its headache, its qualms, its gloomy
reflections. Business must DO attended to {;
hat Is to DO done How arc tho energies
Of the system to be worked up, and its reser
yes OF vitality brought out How Is the
cloudcd brain to be cleared . the languld
and relaxed frame braecd up for action :!
UndeI such circumstances, Il single wine
elassful Of Plantation Bttcrs will bring sbou,
al Immediate and beneficial change, and u
heahhful glow will be diifused through the
whole organization by the tonic operation Of
this wholesome cordial.
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Rattle Snakes.

Mr.. Ridenour. Of Powells Fort, in this
county, sent us the rnttles Of G snake killed
by him q few days ago. in the Massanuten
mountain. Ii had thirteen ra;tles and but
ton, and was, as hs said. as long as tho
mountain road. He no doubt meant as wide
as country roads are generally made.
rattle Cnakc killed by Mr.. Hoffman, living
at the ''Troughs," noar MooreGeld, in Hardy
county, which measured five fee. in length
and two feet in circumference.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

PREvosr pARADoL, the new French
minister, has cut snort his mission TO
this count-y by bl wing cut his brains
No doubt the high strung rrenohman. af-
ter Interviewing Grant, concluded that if
such a man WAS President of the United
States, and Revols. Yates and Chandler
Senators in American Corps I4ugislatif,
there was no use living any longer. We
are serry, however. that Lo eyer came 10
this. Otherwise he might have died q
glorious French death on an historic bat
tic field, instead of being suicide, whom
few pity aud Tower forgive.
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a wonderful microscope.
Rev. Daniel Wise, D., D.. editor Of the New
York Sunday School Advocate, thus speaks
Of the celebra ted Craig Microscope:
ITS simplicity, cheapncss and great raeni-
ying power US struck with surprise. Then
was examining tly's eye by its aid. and
was struck with wonder at the skill and power
Of the Creator which is displayed in its sruc-
tnre. When saw s statement in al adver
tisenent that the Craig Microscope magnfed
one hundred ,!iamstcra, and could 10 bought
for $50. thought II was one Of The hunt
bugs Of the hour, for 1 had paid $50 for
miscrosco?c not long before Bat now find
it 10 be really valuable instruments which
should like to see Introduced into the families
Of our readers i'll place OF tho manitol! useless
toys which please for al hour and 10 then
destroyed. This microscope would both: Gmusa
SUD instruct them and advise every boy ANA
girl who wishes to know the wonders which
lie i'll lt'le things TO save his money until he
has $2,'5. which will pay for the microscope
and the postage when sent by mail
As holiday gift this microscopes is unsur-
passed., being ornamental, instructive, amuss
ing and cheap. and never lcoses its interest
Agents and dealers supplied on liberal forms
sampls will be iilod. post paid, to any
address fox 1913, by e. II. Ross, 3i3 Locus,
St.. ST. Lou is, Mo.
Read the advertisements in another column
June 7, l870-3mo.
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Potatoes
Our ncighboring exchanges are heading
each other on big potatoes We have word
10 say on the subject Mr.. Potter IIoshour,
Of this place. planted three half pecks of the
clrly rose variety, which yielded tremty-ttco
bushels of the largest and finest looking po
tatocs we have seem this season. This re-
markabls crop WAS raised on the oaf-sirfeenM
part OF an acre.
Mrs Saml. c. Williams, Of this place,
raised twolss bushels from oae-half peck Of
the Same variety.
Win our exchanges please score.
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De dtCation Notice.

GEO n. MARTYR Pastor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

MEssRs. EDITORS Il have noticed in your
paper recently some statements in reference
TO tall Rye and Oats. l have nothing in that
line Of which TO boast but think can bra
some Oh tho potato question. Last spring
Mrs. Jos. Dauserman, of your place, prescn-
ted me with an early rose potato, weighing $
ounces, with the request that should plant
ii. | did SO by handing it over to my
Brother n Funk, who planted in five hills.
On Wednesday last the potatoes were taken
out Of the hills and the yield proycd to be
one-half bushsl (welghing u lbs.) Of hnc
largs potatoes. think pretty good for one
potato. Truely Yours,
OBED FUNK
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

TIE CRAIG MioIo2copE.-This Miscroscope
is smp!ified and adapted to popular as vel
as scientific use. A new optical wonder !.
This is tho only instrument OF high power
which requires no focal adjustment, and
therefore can be readily used by every one
even by children. Costing only Two Dollar
and seventy-fve Cents, by mail, postpaid, it
is within the reach Of all in the community,
and should be on the table of every PIac,i
toner. Read advertisements in this paper.
June 9 lS1O-3mo
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

rEsnF SEMI ANNUAL MEETING, for 1870
a OF the Shenandoah Musical Association
will be held at Mt. Olive Church, commencing
Saturday July Both at 2 o'clock P NJ. A
practical attendance is earnestly desired.
The members are requested to bring with
them Tabor, Song Queen and Jubilate. By
order Of D. ~ SPIKE3, Pres
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

BITCH.
Sir. David Hoshour has his large brick
kiln, OH West Back Street, ready for firing
1t contains 100, 900 brick. As soon as burn
ed, the brick will be immediately removed
and an other mammoth kiln Immediately made
on the site. Mr. IL. is also building a kiln Of
brick, on Cedar Creek, for Mr.. Frank King,
proprietor Of Van Buren, Furnace.
a few more energetic men like Mr.. IL.
would give quite al air Of industry ana en-
terprise to our community. He is regular
t'brick' in his profession.
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The Trichina spiraIis or Pork Worm

Perhaps it is not generally known that tie
much talked CT triehina spiralis, or pork worm.
was first discovered IN America by Dr. r. c.
Kendall, Of philadcldhia, Pa, with that
American instrument known as tho Craig
Microscope, costing only 1915, after. repeated
failures to discover the worm with an import
cd microscope, costing 500, of fecblcr power
and less reliable This fact Dr.. Kendall
stahds ready TO prove ut any time. The
Craig Microscope III neat box with full!
direction is mailed anywhere for Sl,75 by Z
II. Roas, 9i3 Locust st., St. Louis, No
Read the advertisement IN this paper.
June 9,-3m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

30 InVent0rs.
Attention is called to the card of Mcssrs.
Mason. Fenwick and Lawrence, Solicitors and
Patent Attorneys, Washington D. C. This is
one of the most prominent firms engag ed in
that business, and being personally acquain
ted with the character of the gentlemen com
posing the firm, we can confidently recommend
them 10 the patronage OF our people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
The Foundry

And other departments of the. Woodstock
Manufacturing Establishment are still being
greatly improved. The entire building was
recovered vi h heavy sheet iron, during last
week. a new and improved Planning Ma
chine and Circular Saws were added to the
wood department. Every branch Of work is
being energeiically and Systematically pushed
forward. Castings of ali kinds and patterns
can now be had, and work of ali kinds promp.-
~ done in the wood departments. A large
number oe the celebrated x L. plows. are
now ready for delivery. Our farmers who
are in wan, Of good piows will not fail 10 pro
cure one of them.
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I'hieV:HS.

Those OF our citizens who have small truck
patches and early fruit in their town lots arc
complaining Of frequent deprcdations upon
them and in sonse instances of their entire
destruction. These thisving parties are gen.
orally known and suspected. as matter OF
necessity let every owner Of such out lots
post notices warning against such trespnsses,
ana then institute a vigiant watch and infiet
summary and severe punishment upon thu
first offender.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

The very excellent mineral spring. about
six miles west OF this place, and known as
kern's springs are being attended by some Oh
our citizens, Mr. S. 4. banner aud family
will grcnd the heated term at this PLEASANT
mountain retreat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

The dedc alton Of the new NJ Z.
Church south, at Wardcnsville, West Va, will
take place. D. v, August l4th 1870. Dish
op i. N. Marvin, Drs. Muusey, Bond, aud
Eggleston aud other eminent ministers have
been invited and are expected TO be present
on the occasion. The public generally are in
vited TO attend. WM. HEDGES,
July 10, 1870 Preacher in charge.