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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-11
srerla! Notiles.


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HOW OFTEN We HEAR THIS EXPRESSION
from persons reading advertisement Of Patent
Medicines and II n1e cases out Of ten they may be
right 7: is over y years iutroduced DR.. Tobias
Venetian Linment to the public. had no money
to advertise it, SO left it for sale with few dru-
gists and s,o-ekeepers through snll, section Of
the county, many taken it with great reluctance;
but tod them % le; ever ono have IT, and # i-
did not do I'll tl.t stated my pamphlet, TO oas
need pay lr.. IN SON, stores Two OF three bottles
were taken on ,rill ly pe1sorl present. I was, 10y
many, though. 0a1., and that would he the las;
they would .7o Of me. But knew my medicine
WIS no h1urg iu about two months / ragan to
receive Orders .or more Liniucat, some calling it
my valuable Eminent, VINO bad refused to ign
reoeip: when ] LETT At their store. Row my sales
a-e millions Of bottles yearly, and ali !or cash.
warrant j. superior % any other medicine ior the
cu;e az Group, D.arrh01 D,scotcry, Cole Vouft-
ing Suisms and see-si,zerer- as an iuter-.l re-l-
ely il is perfectly iu7ccaat t, take intcraauy-see
oath acc1upar, ing 60 % bl-tro-auG externally fo-
Chronic Ehouma,.-n, Headache, ,uurs. frosted
Feet Buiss- sprain7. on Sores, dwellings. Sore
Tr-oats Gc. &c.
Prce 51c.r,s Sold hy tho Drus--.ts. Depot 10
Farh Place Gle ,, tent-dNrlm
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xeaal AOtires.
DAVID NJ. PmELrs, Estate.

80 = - iii - -NEAIE.
STATE OF VERMONT, !. The Honorable the
District Of Chittendeu fosss &C C'e59 for the
To the heirs and al persons interested IN IN. a.rste
Of David q. Phi ps, ATE ~ 3u-In- ton in ali -
ret dt c~iaat. tipyrrt.r
LgTHERENS. application hath been maze n ,i,is
" C9li, in writing, ~ the Administrator Of
the e-ta-e rr said de "a -sf, praying fir licgns,
and authority o. sell tho real estat- or said a..
r-s.cl. iuc.uciu- the reve--.on Of THO vieov's
denver therein, setting iJrrh therein hat is Won
b- l-ualc al C. tae hs-s sna all persons n stet
o. ssi. t-t'te. o. sa.l ans clurrrt the sane into
uar.-. .-l -.s .gl g.. s- roe llsslns Cleo in
ssfr Court thei- written C 9.e1t g. such stit
NugaErru~ 7lr sad ar. appointed and as
5-ues tho nth ifv Of tth-ui.y, - D. lS.n at the
7r1-ats Court brous o. sad DISTINCT % hear ard
tc-'1 upon siiiapp cttioH and petition. ami order
ef aur- nuc- lh-rro. O. BE- given 70 al persons r.
ter--fea t1rreu. ar pu fishing ssi or cT, TO 5ethe7
w-1 tie lma md % zee vi hsairE, three weeks
su --s-v o." darlington Free Press, news
prHer 1870. SECS ia -i- Lee -i trl1i'l Of On 80
l -aHss Interested jon sad estate, all wa en- cub ics
' shall Dee pr-viuss - the dsy -ue1 for hsar-
Ia.
FsPrroFs y'u are hereby notified 70 appear he
fore --f Court 40 the time ami pscs assigned, then
AMI tl.1a. i1 said Court o. make your objections
tI -na frt7- of such license. o. you see ciu-e.
NlFe- u--tE ms hand. Of the Probate Cour.
Rooms tl.- -Ist dsy Of January, A. r. 1873.
o."-8 T. r. WALLS, Judge.
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Aem aArrrtisrmrnts

pr. A. L. SCONILL, is the Inventor oi -cverai
medical preparations which has become very peYr-
lar, and has been literally used. imoas ai .a-
ventons are Halle Ba.sam f,r the lu--r' ard
"Li'erTorth and Ta-.' Fer The pes. ,es-sa
better Lung remedy has been offered go ,n@ PM i,.
read the following ls te- cr7u ur. cow. rs.cr-
ring tot:
Mss-rs ~. EAERIs d CO.,
Gsnt' e. Z maze tho GLOW
ing statement from perfect consc-lon aot i.s,Fl-
edge Ct tbs beuel Of ALLLN'5 Ii % 8lL-, &C. lu
curing the mos. deep seated Prlv,S,Er ,,.,csr-
lIoS! have witnessed ite eject. ors ll y.lr. ard
On the old. and truly sa; tlatitis e, .sr t- osst
exp c-oraut remedy VI b which ..a a-il-.--ei
For Coughs. AMI ELI me early STAGE Of J-l COM
plants. oa,isyo it 10 bs certain ca-e. sr l aay
i-ln.y would keep it b., them. res5 600 ,l.af- s-or
Unon tAe arst appesriucs Of -el4e .1au 8. -ua-s
tAe-s would hs re- -sF casat OF .-... -,.su1u-
uoa. Il causes Tire rn.az,a aHt ms-,cr 90 r.. with
90, irritating % sa leic-ic sllf .i1c Lrr-- AID
without nr.i .---- 7a--'l....rl e. tte fI7-s. d;
also gives SIT. B.. t9 s,a 5. --e,a. a-., NIGHT
sTeats, and changes al JHo IA ss.. s,-r.,ars o.
healthy state
Yours respectfully, Al. Sc.rs-L.
Sold by all 'led'eIne Dealer. rs.2-s5a.v
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Ia bsaft 9fusia: ,as C7a1ress 7'r i.'.f
SAYS tae Ny. Times. p, a -iui u m9'r@
r-sul ii 20 throw pa 6i-a 10, sre1E.a. o. and
per-s .uq-es the unfortunate impression, Av which
So Irh injury 20 worsel TO 7u5i, i-siness,
thar speeches delivered 10 Congress are nor Inc
tent }. and ought NOT 10 10 expected. 90 ia.e-
euc= vote, ia tine Capitol chat they a7e req r
alIr ssei to the country at large, ana that,
there .ore. j, makes no difference waetHsr they
a-e aiau,ed to the tastes ana needs Of 'ocre-s
OF q g, or whether Congress listens 60 them or
nc t. TIE effect Of this Oh the style o., Congress
3 or'l oratory Is most uuf9-'u7s-s- II takes taa
Z ont olt OF 1t; makes IL oifl-e. ornate, worry
Si hollow. The speaker i,e.. al tine ZINE
hat l.s audience Us not ia iaa room with hinl.
pat in Ne--,chu.etis. or y .seor--. or Minnesota.
sad talking TO men Al t4ft distance, il would
e.. absurd 20 try 90 te bret or concise. or cog
s.1f. or conversational TIE cu-c, oft or the
p congressional auaiences Is no les unfortunate.
r moving that it is not 10 them th - speeches are
-lirsssei. members rarely rs.en. szcen, vs. hen
en- encounter takes place tetseen tao we'll
shawn Marty ic4ders. They generally repI,
rite and converse during thr debates, and near
tbs sonnd d; the orators voice in =orn,Nhs. the
sam. frame of mini with which people bear the
noise Of a mil wheel or steam ehs'ue- lc@y
know The noiss is Of 10 use, bur t mas 10 be en-
dured. ~ insepGrabe from the EorS,hg oil The
constitutional machinery. me washington cor
respondents Of the ne espapers neAriy always
mention the attention of members oil elmer osn
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The gEiliisiOm Thread

---ue1.es t-o mos. minute examination ia thes'
-o-pecf- ln-t4a4 Il b.in- so.0 rs ihe 300 va dis
as u.-t tf--. sod, uut often me sl5rt. g .
SCI. d according 90 -
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VIZ Sire Subscribers having hoen appointed ~
Vf Toe honorable tae Probate Court iur the ~
.-icf OF Cpitteuiou, Commissioners o. rsceve' eAd
s. and ~ ms the claims and demands 81 5''1a
a-ru.t IA estate Of coward Faia y, late q bur
i-prtcn N sad District. decreased. snu ais' -
claims and demands exhibited il cn-st tleits, -
sr fglstn- frori the Gay # the date hefeci -
I,,i nv sad Court rlr taat purpose, We 40 l".se
faro hereby Civ, notics tina; We wa Sc =
business OF our appointment a. ne NJ U, on ~,
b. g. ia rurl.n- OF. b. stia y - - ~ y,
r. II, n-sd.vx II April and Angus mex, Al 10
oi-ioek A 81 On each u said Gays. n -,
D,te,, this "a DAY u Fsnruar, A. u i9'u'
W PARKER,
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ale or House to the delivery Of speech, as a
s'rAiag Incident arguing the existence of extra
ordinary interest.
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NoTrrEuEA-ssth Sulowly vas on Saturday
a-'osht before Justice Robinson on the cb.rqe
-ninSenness AID GaeI h'e dollars and cost.
mounting to slLCJ. lie tesudei 10 having
''A'k freely of s.is-, and then went TO grocery
o. John Miller, on Main street, aud drank two
glasses Of feer, which intoxicated hin. Miller
: already under bail for appearance at the
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County Court. under fine of $50 and three /
months imprisonment, for violation Of 'he law .
against selling intoxicating liquors, sai this
new offence vii not help bis case.
Eli Caanlson, one Of tie firm Of Town &
Ggnuisaa, successors to ). c. HayWood, in
Walton's Bloc. on State street, was also brought
before Justice Robinson, on the zane day, On
the charge Of selling intoxicating LIQUORS IN ,i.- .
Iqtion Of law, and fined 500 and costs, amount
ing TO $500, from which be appas'el, .aI
gave bonds for appearance at the C .unty Court
The town authorities are determined to Put
stop TO tic illegal sales Of intoxicating liquors 70
MontPel'er, and those who DO not dcsi,. from
It will he made to feel The strong arm Of the Iiv.
The end is not yet
The Courts committee are taking testimony
as 70 the amount Of Assessment 90 lay UPON the
various towns in Interest 20 build tire new bridge
across tie Eiaoosai river. about two mile.
-s9a this village Eerlia. NiIl.e.e-. Bore
town, Ua.tsas'i. Waterbury, Daz5ury, ar1
Montpelier are ci;ei in to snow cause wig they
should not be assessed. The decision vail r.o5-
ally be rendered by Nani.y.
atthe close Of die Eoman's Suffrage C.avcr-
zion. a. Montpelier, las: wees. meeting Vas
held Al the Pavilion Hotel, 90 mase ara.,--
men,s for through ,anvsss Of The STATE %. inc
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9rU 3&upr,isrmrnts.
(EsTABLIsS SD $780,
W EECH & GfsEFFSTEss

SAWS! AXES! SAWS,
Ss!ANs # FL DECORATIONS. AXEs. Betting and
PILL + = hNlSlii NG>. CIRCULAR AVS vits
superior q 4N Inserted Te,,b Sans. van =
a. PRICES REDUCED.
EzrSeHd for Price List ana Ctrcnt-rs -
g. GLCH & GRIFFETr.
Bosom. Mas, Ct Detroit. ak,
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Clerrymcn, sni c;hers. VIII confer a fiv7- By
extending the above notice.
f.bl--2anSvIr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

FEMALE, old and young, who have SO long
been troubled with some female complaint,
should not despair. Let US whisper words OF
comfort You can be cured. You can be
snatched from the monster which has so long
Frustrated and psraly zed your whole system.
You can regain your health, your beauty, your
strength and buoyancy. Take courage,
dsspond not, be cheerful a remedy is at
hand, prepared by experienced physicians,
specially fer just such diseases as aiIiiet you
nd as the profession are using and prsscrb'
ing this remedy with much sussess, We fer'
proud in calling yrur attention to it. 1t
comes highly recommended and we earnestly
advise all suffering females TO use this great
female medicine at once. We alluls to the
English Female Bitters," advertised il
another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMISSIONERS ALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
OF Shenandoah. pronounced at its August
Term. 1879, in the cause wherein Leonard 4.
Balthis, Executor ct ais are Plaintiffs and
Isaac S. Bownan's Administrators, ct ala are
defendants, the undersigned Commissioners
will on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER THE 8TH, 1870,
Oh the premises, proceed 20 SELL at public
sale, to the highest bidder, SO much of the
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OF which Isaac s. Bowman died seized and
possessed, as may be necessary 10 pay the
debts audited aud proved against said Bow
mans Estate, said land lying and situated on
the Valley Turnpike about u miles North
East of Strasburg, is very fertile and produc-
tive and possesses the advantages Of charmd
ingbuil ding sites, and it is further provide
by the said decree that the said commission
ers may sell either By private or pablo sale
in lots Of
FIVE, TEN OR TWENTY ACRES,
or in such a manner as will best move to the
benefit of said estate. Private bids will be re-
ceived after one publication.
TERMS or SALE:
Three per cent cash in hand on day of s al
snd the residue in four "a equal annual ia
stalmeuts. bearing interest from the day G.
sale, taking from the purchaser bonds with
personal security for the deferred payments,
and the title TO be retained until the further
order Of the court.
E. E. STICKLEY,
OBED FUNK,
Nov 3.-4w Special Commissioners
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Virginia Telegraph Co.

An effort is being made along the line Of
The 0. A. & NJ. Railroad 10 organize Tele-
graph company under the name and style of
Virginia Telegraph Company The sugges
ton has met with the hearty approval of the
citizens along this Inns of Road. and many sub
scriptions have been literally made. The
necessity for enterprise of this kind has
been sorely felt, and, ne believe, this is one
Of the few sections of the State not possessed
of such a facility for tbs transmission Of in
telligencs. Especially the business portion of
the citizens along the route have felt the ne
cessity of facility of the kind, and now, by
their willingness to taks stock, are attesting
its importance. 4 meeting of the stockhold-
ers was held, in Alexandria, On The 9TH inst,
for the purpose of organization the result of
which We have not yet learned. However. We
believe it will be organized upon plan that
will insure lis success, and will become an
institution which will pay handsome div
dend. For further particulars regarding this
enterprise, parties who wish TO take stock, can
enquire at this office, where the books are
open for stock subscription.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

REMOVAL AND IMpRovEMENT-C. w. Green
has inst completed the removal of his stock
of fancy goods and notions into the large
three story brick building, No. rs King
street, which has been improved by immense
bevel, full plate glass show windows, each
window being II feet wide and IA feet high
The depth of the store is IS feet. The second
and third stories are TO be used as a whole
sale department. The shelving and counters,
as well as the entire arrangement, have been
gotten up in the most attractive style. The
large basement, extending the length of the
building, is to be used as package apart
ment and packing rooms. Mr.. e. deserves
success for his enterprising tpirit, evinoing
as he does fully, the importance of building
upthe wholesale interest of our city.-Aler-
andria Gazette.
We have visited Mr.. Green's house, and do
most fully endorse the above statement in
the Gazette. The policy of Virginians should
be to encourage Virginia cities, and especi-
ally when you can do as we'll as you can in
foreign cities. We hope our merchants and
others listing Alexandria, will call to see
Mr.. Greens, large assortment Of Goods.
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are often given when they are OF needed

are often given when they are OF needed
and not urfreeusntly they increase the
irritation of the brain instead eff soothing it
Probably in scventy-fve cases out of hum
dred in which they are administered, Plan
tatien Bitters given in moderate doses and at
proper intervals, would have tho desired
effect. Persons who find it difficult to COM
pose their minds to sleep after laying down
at night. or whose slumbers are disturbed by
bad dreams, or are too brief to afford due
nourishment, are advised to try the Planta-
ton Bitters as anodyne for this compre-
hensive medicine is not only tonic. and
Alternative, but delightful sedative-a balm
of hurt minds as well as reviviier of
enfeebed frames.
It's use, as a means of producing healthful
sleep, involvs none Of the unpleasant secon-
Diary consequences of resort to the former
narcotics. They all, without exception, excite
the stomach while the effect Of the Bitters is
to tone, and without irritating that sensitive
organ.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

NorIcR We invite attention to the aIver
tisement in another column of The Great
America Tea Co., of New York City The
hint to parties to get up clubs for heir goods
is worthy of notice. This company has beea
establishes for ten years, and their numerous
patrons give them full credit fer reliability,
promptness aud fair dealings, and all testify
to the excellent quality and low prices of their
goods. AS they warrant all their goods to
give satisfaction or refund the money ard ex-
penses, no risk is run in sending them an or
der
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
BOOK NOTICES.

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for November
has been received. 1t is a desirable number
filed with choice music.
DEMoREsT for December has been aeceived
presenting AS charming a number as usual
The engravings are superb, the fashion plates
and patterns elegant and complete and the
reading matter chaste and elegant.
LADY's FRIEND for October is 1T hand. A
charming monthly of late fashions and choice
eading matter.
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DIED.

BART0N.-In Maninsburg w. Va, Oct.
18th 1870, Charles Edward son Of W. E. and
NJ J. Barton, aged enc year six months and
fifteen days.
BAUSERMAN.-On The 18th inst. Freder-
lex Banserman, aged 80years and months,
sprviviag his wife 2 years, l month and s
days. They lived together in the marriage
relation So years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

BARRON is still trading in butter, eggs
chickens and turkeys, for which he pays
the highest cash price. lie has removed
his old quarters on the Town Hill. to
the property belonging to Mrs. Hill.
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Personal

Personal.
Mr.. Alexander Miller, native of this
county, who has been resident of Fairfield
County, Ohio for twenty years, was
visit to his nativs county, during The last two
weeks, and in the mean time sold his interest
in mis- fathers Peer Miller, decd, estate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

Geo. P. Ro.well S Co.. are the Nsw York
Advertising Agents for this paper, and com
plete files of it can be examined at their Office
by any one making application. This firm
has reduced advertising to more perfect sys
an hash Areto fore hem knoNu
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Sc3lded.

Frank, little son CT Mr.. L. Keller. living
on the river several niles below this place,
fell anl ran his into pot of melted
lard scalding himself severely. On removing
his clothing the skin pei.sl of from he
elbow to the finger tips DE-. Graves render
ed medical aid.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Gsnf to the Penile Ntiarf.

Morris Bayd (cOlorei) charged with at
tempt to rape, was sentenced to the peniel.-
tiary for two years, and Preston Failey (col. J
charged with stealing gold watch, for three
years. Sheriff Hoshour will take them TO
Richmend in q few days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
To Teachers.

An examination OF Teachers for the Public
Schools, will BE- held at Woodstock, on Satur-
day, 18th inst, beginning at 10 o'clock A. N
Applicants must undergo satisfactory ex-
animation upon English Grammar. Arithe
metic, Geography, History, Orthography and
Penmanship. JNO. II. GRABlLL,
County, Sup. O.. Schools.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

NorlcE.-W. W. Sharpe s. Co. Publishers
Agents. Tribune Building, New York, are
aurtheriscd % contract for Advertising in our
paper.
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DISTILLED

Distiiiery.
Messrs. Wilson and Smith are rebuilding
the Steam D.stillery on Pugh's Run, about
two miles below this place. Thsy purpose lis
speedy construction, and will carry it on upon
a very large scale.
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nj GEMS EI,si.

Mems N1lii.
The large new FIGURING Mill Of John G.
Meem, situated on Smith Creek, will be il
running order by the last of this week. AIR.
Gardner is the architect, a1d the works re-
feet great credit upon him as BUTLER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Local Notices.

WANT OF SLEEP.-Opium or morphine is
usually prescribed as a soporifc. Both are
violent remdies, and react violently: produc
ing nause, headach. and prostration. They
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MARRIED,

HALL-BOWMAN.-On the evening of the
10th inst, by Rev. J. W. Tongue, Mr.. John
W. Hall and Miss Alwilda f. Bowman, all of
Woodstock.
SWEENl KERN Ion the 10th inst,
near Fairview, by Rev. Geo H. Martin. Mr.
John W. Sweeny and Miss Armada j. Kern.
both of Shenandoah county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Painting

PaIntlnS.
Quite a number of our citizens have had
their domicils painted. and others purpose
the same work. A little paint adds very
much to the apperanee Of things
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Town and County Affairs.
The Mill

The Mill
At Mt Jackson, built By Mr.. Joseph Ma
phis has been completed, and is now making
the finest grades of flour.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

Extrsvasant.
An artizen entered our office, few days
since, with about twenty coats on. But
nineteen Of them were OF paint.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Taxes.

j. A. Hottie, Sheriff of Shenandoah Coun-
ty, gives notice by Bills, that he will sson
be around for The Taxes for 1870.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

a MYSTERY SOLVED iflesn Minutes,
N Private Conversation with Married Ladies
+ J. oae oi their number. Sent free Tor Two
Stamps. A.;.ircss airs. Il. aiETZGER, Han
over, Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
WOOD.

Wood.
We wouId that our patrons wou!d furnish
the WOOD they have promised ps. Lot US
have it soon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Owens & Co.

Owens s. Co.
We call attention to the card of Owens and
Co., Dealers IN Oysters. The very finest
Oysters will be furnished by these gentlemen,
nj short notice
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

Sea Moss Fariue from pure Irish Moss. for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most deli
cious food in the world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Shade Trees.

Shade Trees.
Now is a good time to pl?nt trees. See
that you plaas nice shade trees in front of
your houses, as sons are now doing, and be
prepared for the summer solstlce.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

Big Turnip.
Levi cotfelt, Esq. presented us with a
surnip weighing 2 pounds and ounces.
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Thanks.

n HAMS.
Capt. Paulis Of the Passenger, and Capt.
Iden of the Freight train will accept our
thanks for favcrs extended US during last
week in gathering The election returns.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17

MILL GEARING,
wa MILL GEARING,
Cast and Fitted UPTON the most approved style,
by the Woodstock Manufacturing TO. nov. IL.
ri ME cheapest goods ever offered for cash
at Co5b's cheap Store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-17
Appointment.

appointment
Governor Walker las apo nted William
Tisinger Notary Public for Shenandoah
county.