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Ncnritr Gnhflhrridltc nns E1rpna.

2oHDpn, 7. San.- Charles Sldeus belt
9e1tern Nbeno in Birmingham wieOer cine
Geoe. Sm 2aufe oerielben erwdbnte Ell, man
babe feline friberen 9emertunBen mibuer'
~Itanoen, pesbalb er iein politti6es @laubens:
bstcnntniB ipieoerbolen ipole; or CLAUDE ni6t
an Die 9eute Die r~e9iereu, ~iouoern babe auf
oas re9ierte Bolt ales 8ertrauen; CT ieBe in
ole Maiien unbegren5te 3uperIidt, aber ni6t
Die minOeite in Die i%ogsnanate berri9enoe
&laiis.
Ser sRcrnin9 9of" miro BON Ssmaila
9e.brieben: ~llm Our6 ben Sue5tanal 3u
~9elansen, muB ieoes iiber Is Sub Slef8an8
babenoe 6abrjeus erleidtert iperoen; Dagger
mai6inen II. I 10. Ueriperren ben @anal, 10
oaB Die Surbfabrt 9efdbrli9 piro. Sie
Gonpasnie tpeii't ieoes Riiito Oh. I'm bas
9Hert in Srbnuns Su baIten, brau9t man
cine iOrmli6e Min5Itdtte."
M Anhen, z. San.-Sn Der neuen boDes
ridden 9ammer bat Die antipreubiihe Yartei
cine erbebfi6e Mebrbeit.
9 ueenstpipr II, 7. San.-Ser Sanlpfer
s&uiiia" fam beute bier an.
South amptpn Z. San. - Ser Spfr.
~WetbnaliaH 1T beute bier ein8elaufen.
Yaris, z. San. - GlorenSer Nabribten
oeuten oarauf bin, oab bel Gr6ffuun9 Der ito.
lienii6en &ammer Se,anOerunsen I'M Wini=
iterium beporiteben, uno omar gu Sunlten bes
linten Gentrums.
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ytcucr 8anperciu,

Die erTe gsr'aminIuna ftnoet Fatt Up pntas, ben 10.
Sanunr. N"euns 8 nhr, In Rr. SO, rancdaers
Giraffe. Vile 9iejtntaru. wrIde anibeir Ju baben min.
tden, itno erludt. ju tribttrsr.
IA n 0nsfa.I
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Wrurr Suuncretu,

Sienfos. ben II Gar. $50. Wbsnbs 7 ubr, lou ,ur
Srunouns zines elsu Bauuettins cine Beriautl nllng
3mifAen paea unb 6reenH rate, Brbuis GanaLnte
Der S.lebt. HeaTtenpahl uno erter giuSdhlung dbge.
taiten tp.rotn. Notwithstanding fno b6hIhit etn9sIaOen,
fb einJufinotn.
1881 r. g,utnfdnu. hrnn Esfr
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anntmahu

Tu .Weonumentat . eparperein Don DaItt.
Oiplosu6e bon tx Irolsnt fir BIZ an, /, Citobsr 1850
enoieeuees ieds veonats ausseworftu. Gisitlbe II bonn
~. Januar 1870 an fdlie.
etU. ID. Rarbeap, prdi.;
BIN. 0beher, RatRrtr.
0atttmort, ben !. eauuar 1870. H.7)
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Gurpnaiidle S0bcInodlridtcu.

2pnoo n, g.. Saiiuar. - Or. WtotleD, Der
| a~neritanii6e 8eianote, muroe in LETTER Ra6t
I'M gisentbum i'm Wsrtbe Oon $4,000 Ourd
ginbreder beraubt, Die in feline Wobnuns
einseorun9en iparen, todbreno bic Sausges
noiien iditefen.
Sublin, G. Sanuar. = Sie irldnoiI9en
Sournale beridten, baB nGbreno Der parlas
mentswabl in &Ongioro, Die bon elmer iebr
befti8en uno 9rOBen Iufresun8 be8leitet
mar, Die Stimmgebsr fir Ytartin, ben Sc
niancr. Ganoioaten, nit ben BreUnoen Nus
gents bel GuIet Sil in Der Ndbe BON Song
foro in einen erniteu ~3uianrmenIioB 9erietben,
Na6 einem barten Sample apiiden beioen
Yarteien eri1iensn 3ruppen auf Dem Samptf
ptaBe uno ~Ieuerten auf Die Senianer, Die
ii9 10 itnel, als mOslih, fiateter.. Gt'
nioe WtGnner nurosn psrwunoet, felner leoob
g%el6otet.
9ta9 ben leBten Hadri4ten 1T feline t~ueitcre
STRUNG por9efommen, es muroen jeoO9 &c
eisnete 8oriiGtsmabreseln ersriien, um elmer
Grnruerung beg Gonfittes porjubeu8cl, Die
Ienianiids Yartei 1T pe8en Der Nieoerla8e ibs
res Ganoioaten gang per5peifelt.
Yaris, q. SeJ.- Sas SOurnal pGffeiel"
per6fientli6t elm Detret, net6es Sru. 9snri
Gbepreau ben pormali9en Yrdieften oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ais Na9fol9et oes Sa-
rOns 9auBmann gum Seine : PrdietteH ers
nennt.
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Wcrft sud
0cfanutmahuua,

ea5ner uno gutter fri5h e~er5fssr 9afee uno rstner
Ebee. ale Sortsn. In .Vefinssr 1bee'taeen.s RI.
222. Glib .8roobwau. (N
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M} nntn d.

Or. Scinrid s.. Saneioer, Mads
tol9er SrI. Sudsbauin's in Nr. 80, g8eits
6apettefr, erofnet iein 2ofal Wlontag nit
belitatem &unide unb BIER.
pr. Seinr. q uehSbaum inpitirt
auf Wonta8 nab Rr. Ii, Worcz Greoerititr.,
3u 1firftratem" gin3usslunide.
= Or. GuftaD 6pttfHalf fsiertWpns
tag Die gr6fnuns ieiner 98lrtbidaft in Nr.
II. Y%ropntraBe nit famOiem 9abelims
bife.
- 9r. Scinr. Subtipa1fcr erbffnet
Wtonta8 bic ele8ante Qriibere Wibel'i6e) Hes
itauration aif Der Ode Der Seconofrabe uno
905toffices Nuenue.
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HdibcrS Sale,
Nr. !, g No : 8 reoeridf r,
bari unterbaltIng unO elm sutes 8las Bier
ooer 98ein Su1enben nit nollem Rebte ems
pfoblen tperoen. Muiif. Geiang unb Sang
tps9ieln in ansensbmiter @eiIe ab, unb Der
Wirtb madt, ipenn er iein paus rcbt boil
lie BIT, aud Gin rent freunbIihes We{iht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-08

ae- Warglan0= Snifitlt= Wnrlrinnefn
In Der Sn1e.
Die brittle Borleiun5 bts bsliebten Gpilus
nurh ben ,peflttfr Reoner
I6tb. Samuc1 Q. Tifber
bon Ohio.
Eatent'G prnmi Idr In gDnibtn9ton, .. g.,
fnott itatt
SienIta9 Abeno, ben II, Sanuar.
fbetna
sGrinber unb ibre G~rfnbunsen.s
Gnpt. Wit,'s ausasItihnties Grhefer ruro ousse.
tpGblte Yiecsu aus Opera bon rs ubr uRo nab Der
Bprltluns c%ortrd8tu.
Gtntritt:
WitaIisosr NIT elmer DAME fret.
Bincie fir ben aurlus fur etnet perrit uno Dantt 81. 90
BiQete fub bel BEN Nttuor oes Snftttutes unb ben
SS. 5errp 3uplor & Comb. Gui pinss Il 8atlsp. Senrp
Wtc9affrsp. atup, Bie. Il Comp, SAINTS g. aBaters 4
Spbu. Saues 9. Gropiep rnb ) gB Pono & Comp.
ju hdbtr. Spbn We. Garter,
1871 YnrTker De5 Yprlsiuuas Is omiteiB,
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Vim 6 Sauuar. Rahinittaes 1 ubr. aarb rnitr st.
lttbter Batter uno Gate 0brtHppb i5pfrnanu I'm
Nltsr BON as Sabrin. Die 6rSunoe unb s'efnnnicn Der
Samtlie tno etnq''noet, Dsm Beardbuine biute Dor,
mitsaa haib 10 ubr BON BEN Grauertuuie. Ser.
287. Wprcse 5apfraRe. aus obne tpeitete 9~iHlaours
beiinuobrrH.
"a Die StnterbItebtnen.
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BIeibt Bsraa am 81. Dejttnbsr 1869. ..$s.asn 526 81
Das Capital Der Bant 1T In Anauf pom 6tpds unb
Bombs BON blttbeno,u YDertbe nnD IN Hnieiben. bur&
Grunbeieentbum BOMBS ODER Gtods eeftert. an8slist.
RaG Anfdt or aubituren fno Die Anlassr uno Ans
lstbsn Der Yanf tpslAli4 9sinaht uno binldn8it& e'
fdxrt.
Nm /. Sanaar 1869 maren s174 RtGnuneen Iaufsnb,
tpdbreno nes perfio 6enen Sabrs fpIrben 24sl Sstnun.
am 81. Sebr. 1853 1881 RtHaansen ortsn bispsn.
Spbn y. Cor.
". g. Yenntman,
C57.9I nj. d perftue
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Stnrh:

Starb:
I'm 6. Sduuar rnn iargem qethtn an htr Stptnns
iudt &iifab.tb Gn9Ier I'M 30. sebrrsiahrs. Dt
8trpuntten llnb fteunn' mr. famt'ie frb etra 'Idben.
BEN Bfarobnthe b'iie Sormitfna UNI 10 ubr BON
thrsr listen ~aeobnung. Oer 437, Beh .6dpstte'r 4.
aus bsiiaroobnsn. w
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StursY auuerciu Nr. g. Grtter WclD=
NcrsnuS.

Bon 500 bis Su $4,000 perpen aussebotsn. Da bic
Gn,bsile isbr idnea ublebsn. 10 ,psrpen Als, peIte Rt
ltnem Yaupsrsine anluid,iessn ipan'hsn. wnbliba an. uuf
fern y rinmriunseu IN Gdrl srane's gfeHauras
tipn. Rr. 81, $arriionfriae. am Md item RIFT.
mod, ben IL. San . Nhenos X 3 nbr, btiI itpptnen.
Sbpmas 3. Sooner. Vrdi.
t7,l0) &a(umou rsutmann. SER,
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Nm l. S1nuar aRiib Mlernnber Surfh ebhn'
6tiI non glSSaRosr uno Gmilit y. 6utid. 8 Sabre uuo
81 Rage alt.
am 4. Sanuar wRassalena StbIctfen, 6rau bss
Gbrtit. Gehlsiieu.
I'm 4 bs. @eprs Ss. Srufe. ebbuttn bon Wlart.
9. uRo SsOrs w. Sruls, TN Iarien Utter bon % gto.
nnttr.
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Gerettet.- Gsttrn Wbsno 40 ubr fiei
am Gnoe Der Geatr. eth wRdnn, Hanaens
Rpan, ms aDafer, luurDe ieoo1 pom polists
fen Barton mt GROCER Veiftseesenmart ge'
rettet.
Gin sroBastteer S9mtnbtl.-
Dor eini9en Wonaten tpuroe am Song bod
unter Der Girma N. 70. Dean u 60. Elm GBs
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grri DOrtldge
Gru. Smiiucmnnn : Pntt

HSurnbdac," Nr. 800, WcitsP rattfrabe.
San. 10.-Site unb ncEe aSeltan fd,auuns.
San. IL Tie srlren unb bls Sbri fentbum.
San II Ter Gen d, uno Ole dc ddDtd1te.
@inititt IS Gents thr bic bret yor'raae so Cts.
giririrstd'tsn iino ~ baden brt hen 90.
Otto euro, WiGno, uno WuIttaltcn Panolung, Cir.
I89, WsitsBdItinlorehruFe.
Sifher & RoRmdAicr. 8adpanoIune, Gr. So. Nuro.
@aprraRt;
aBiib. adbnauFer rVjsdsr. piies." Cir. s3X. Wsf.
HGIt amorttraBe.
Gbeuiu bst'm BsrpaItr btr psurnbars" uno abenbs
an Der &ane.
Nnfang ifosn Nbeno s ubr,
gu sabltet&tm bsiuhs taoet trgsbfnft elm
(B-12J Der o c.sfcmpfr. Eurnperetn.
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SrDinjaBs9pge Nr. z, Il. =. y. y.
gSep Or y. 6splb tplro ndhteu Gonnras. ben
9. b. Mts.. Nbtubs nm 8 ubr. I'M 2ogrn'rotae. Ode
IN otutIh T Sprate baleu.
Die W~tttalieoer oteitr 9'se iotuobl, ais aud he an.
bfrer Gossn oss Croens uno oas 4ubittuir TN Nnat.
msinen perbtu hermit t~instIabsn, uns nit ibrer @estn.
mart Ju beebrtn.
Ss8enHanb Der BorIeiung: g
.Sie iioifden Sidter Spanicn'S.~
$50 6aS Gpmtte.
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NIT BEN teeten Oampfer
ebsItx rtz shs srsk WaspsN w Dssasa sun
6ssns gAhis.taidat MasnssisptR. Neas III IN
ttEia nab gut uA1srsu 4unbtn ennpkkleH.
eaDrenee .. Dtee \ Bo.s
(JoHze.lSl Ra. 8Qs une $40. Haltiuprths,
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WaNcr.9rpartcmtnf

QNa0cr=9 Department.
Re6ihratcrS.B ieeau. 9r. "a. Nortbfrabe.
Balttmpr re. ben d. San. 1870.
discriminating fur 4oaNsr $ 0cnNamenten
3etn $rcsent Ab,us rn!tb auf due St&nunaeu
fnr 1870. tptlde pdhtenb beS WeonatS Januar bert&ttgt
psrbsu, trlaubt. &ndfdnoiee RsGnuneen fHy 1859 mil.
len an ODER Dor ben, !. Gsbruar 1870 bsaatlt tuerbsn.
Dos aDafsr piro mad bislein Gage obne wtttsrs xpisisf
Nv tyseiir =. e. ehar.tt.. maaer.R .ataratur.
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Montanmcrbs8 auprrcin

Den Utitauecern obinen Ysreins ayr Radritt, bas
am udhfen Sieuitas Nbeno. ben IL. San, Iberbs 8
ubr, BIZ SabressB T iammlung uno aud au9ltid1 bic
8samienpabl itlttiinoet. Observation-Disclosures p~sriallen In
bic Qtieblide Strafs. SIM auf,raac
m Ghr Rrffts Esfr
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9urncs eNraufen untcruiis. Verciu

gsrian,,nIure sloial mr. 400 q th:prattfr.
10. San. bic erite bi,stabries General. Be l~aMnIuns
uno B'anienlpati f%taitfinosn. idtsrideinenbe osrtalen
In bic &c ebIiGe Straie
(7-gl q a N Aohk ErYr
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Ep Sm Shueeupartc pat Der 9ors
ttano Worsen Na1nlitta8 fhr muiitalii1e llns
terbaItun8 aeiorqt.
Gs- Sn Der SSpncprpta" ut fir mors
aen Mbeno tbeatraIiide unrerbaltuns anecs
5eist.
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&m 90. Stsmbsr '69 ourh BoHor q. q. DitbI 8.
we amer ans qennIplrauira NIT Waiit o.. Kramer
aus Baltimore.
I sarn 9. Sanuar 1870 burh Rabbiufr gbrabam Dol.
mann SsinrtM Eddermann aus ct. 2outs, Wo.,
NIT q hber 6pibfdmtbt Don bier.
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GagertraBensB auDcrcin 5tr. 3.
sladFsn IN pntas gsami,nioabI ! aontmt Gue, bic
thr Slid mob IN Seiten MAIDEN lpplen NDtr nod Wns
theile nebnltn min. tnuB nddittn Wontaa ipmnen. @s
be9tnnt oatn Die re9slnaBi9s Nufage. SIM Iuftrast
BIS Nersins
f5780 81 Ehtsrnanu. Grfr.
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Charles q. Stebens,
Na4fotssr bon
o. q. 3teSenS & Sobn.
M6bfln!
Rr. 8, Glib : GnIbertFrube.

(Tsat2o.1S
@ 1lmierc SIS Sabns@ arnituren
stfalsn sinem aebsn. 7setIpeife bon $3.50. Que
3abnoptrationen weroen garantirt. 3abn.Gusaiepsu
nit Gas so Cts.
MONUMENTAL DENTAL PLACE,
Rr. IFS. Misauitb.. nabe eapRraae.
(Sdn. 3, 12Wt
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Reiulatc Tcuer Werii9erumsssG siella

Baltimore, ben 8. Sanuar 1870.
Sn elmer teute aebaltneu Nfrlamnluus Der Dirt.
totsn murbe stne balbidpritde Dtpteeabe BON fIinf
$rp,ent, tutide an ts Aniondre an uno ua1 DRun'
tag. oeu 10. san.. iablbar II, ret poa ausn @bsaoen.
~ Die usbsrtrssunss.Ha bIitsn biz gum 10.
San. eti&loHsn. ; =; xaf rage.
(6-6l Sdsob RofrtSs 6tts.
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uncnrDiasNIuh

Scute, ben s.. b. Wts.. s ubr W6enbs:
General: 9ersam III lung.
Stped Volunteering zines shen.Selepes.
j6-O Wt. %. Gpbn, Ser.
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man f6 an pas 8iireau oes College. 9r. y. Noros
GbarlesitraBe. rber isnoe fir Gopie'n pon 9o'uutentsn,
,pelhe unent9elblidj iuQe ldiit tperoen.
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fir ale iuussn 2eute. pelde ip6breno bes Cages b
iddftiat iInb unb ,pclhe pauiaeu, ip fir eas 8sl&aft
lebeU iu perrDAlonMueu.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-07

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-I saw tenn
pie Jared BY the .hayads of men, standing
with its high pinacles in the distant plain
The storm beat upon 1.-THE God of
nature hurled his thunder bolts against it
and yet it stood as adamant. Revelry
was in its hall-the gay #as there. /
returned, and the temple was no more
ite high walls lay scattered ruins. moss and
wild grass grew wildly there, and had pas. :
ed away. =
l saw the child rejoicing in its youth
the idol of his father; returned and the
child had become old Trembling with
the weight Of years, be stood the last of his
generati0p Ia stranger amid the desola
.tion all around him.
| saw the oak stand in all its bride ON
tho mountain-the birds were caroling on
its bough. I returned, the oak was leaf
less and saplees-the winds were playing
,attheir pastimes through the branches.
'Who is the Destroyer said to my
guardian angel.
sit is Time, said he I" when the morn
ing STARS sang together, with ioy over the
new made world, he commenced his curse,
and when he shah have destroyed all that
is beautiful on earth-plaSked the sun
from its sphere-yciled the moon in blood
yea, when he shall have rolled the earth
and heavens away like scroll then shall
an angel fro.n the throne Of God come
forth, and with one foot on the sea and
enc on the land, lift up his hand toward
Heaven and Heavens Eternal, and say
" Time is, time was, but time shall be no
lopger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-07
DICHMO,ND. FREDERICKSBURG & 70
III OMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
:: RICHMOND, October 9, 1862
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD.

lnN AND AFTER Wednesday, Feb, tas Esd
| " 1870, one ds1ly passenger train will run be
tween WASHINGTON and LYNCHBCRG. con-
| Meeting at Gordonsville with the Chesspeake and
Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covineton and the
Virginia Springs; at Lynchhurg for the West
and Southwest, and at Washington to the North
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily at e.55 a. H., and
Alexandria at $40 a. M, arriving at Lynchburg
at sos p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at s.25 a. M, arrive at Alex
andria at 5.2o p w., and at Washington at 81
p. m.
Also daily, including Sunday, a passenger train
through without change of cars-sleeping car at
tached between Washington and RICHMOND.
making Close connections at Richmond and ash
ington in the direct line between New York and
tbeSouth Atlantic States.
Leaves Washington at 6.35 p. NJ. and Alcxan-
dria at {. rs p. M; arriving at Gordonsyille at
ll.4O p. M; and at Richmond at $40 a M; con-
Meeting with train leaving Richmond at 3, so n.
m. for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest
Leaves Richmond at s 80 p. M and GorGons-
vile at IL 40 4. m; arrive at alexandria at s. O5
a. ms and at Washington at 5.55 a. M, connect
ing with earlier trains to New York and North
west. -
Passengers fer MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexandra daily, excepting Sunday, at
$50 a. M, arrive at Harrsonburg 420 D. M
Leave Harrisonburg at 8. 10 a. NJ, and connecting
at Manassas Junction with Northernbound train
on main line, arrife' at Alexandria |. Is D. IN.
The train ON Manassas Branch will make good
connection at theJnnction with night lire to
and from Richmond. =
Through ticksts and baggage checked to all
prominent points ~: =
]. NJ. BROADUS,
nov. % 1859 General Ticket Agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-07
TIE MOST POWERFUL VEGETABLE AL
TERATIVE YET DISCOVERED.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

THE life of the flesh is in the Blood, is a
Scriptuaal maxim that science proves to be
true. 1Ae people talk Of bad blood, as the
cause of many diseases, and many popular
opinions this of bad blood is founded in truth
The symptoms of bad Blood are usually quite
plain bad gestion-causes imperfect nutri-
ton, and consequently the circulation is fee
BILE, the soft tissues loose their tone and elias
ITCHY, and the tongue becomes pale, broad,
and frequently covered with pasty, white
coat This condition soon shows itself in
roue hness Of the skin, then in elupiye and
Lucrative diseases, and when long continued,
results in serious LESSONS of the Brain, Liver,
Lungs, or urinary apparatus. Much, very
much, suffering is causedsby impure blood. 1t
is estimated by some that one fifth of the hu-
man family are effected with scrofula in some
form.
When the Blood is pure, you are not SO LA
BILE to any disease. Many impurities of the
Blood arise from impure diseases of large
cities. Eradicate every impurity from The
fountain of life, end good spirits, fair skin
and vital strength will return to you.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-04-07
EDUCATIONAL.
N7ooDsToCK FEMALE SEMINARY

N7o0DsTOCK FEMALE Summary.
III Institution will resume its operation on
the first Monday in September.
The term will be divided into two scssi,,ps-
the first ending the last Friday in January f; the
second commencing on the following Monday
and ending on the Goth OF June, with the usual
vacations. Students will be charged from tho
date Of entrance to the end Of the session. No
deduction win be made except in case of pro
tracted illness.
WOODSTOCK Is a HEALTHY LOCATION
and equal to any town in the Valley of Virginia
for its morality. 1t is situated on the o., A. l.
tween Winchester and Staunton.
Board can be had at private boarding houses
on reasonable terms.
TERMS:
Per session Of FIVE months, payable quarterly
l. photography, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithne etc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
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For particular address
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aHg Woodstock, Virginia
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ID 0 S \ D A L l S

The Great American Health Restorer
purite. the blood and cures Scrofula,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, rheumatism,
n Diseases of Women, and all Chronic AT
fcctions of tie Blood. Liver and Kid
~ neys Recomm ended by Tue Medicai
Faculty and malay tloq!sands of Our best
citizens.
Read the testimony of physicians and
patients who have used Rosadalis send
g for our Rosadais Guide to Health Book,
- or Almanac for this wear, which we pub
fish for gratuous distribution /; 1t will
give You much valuable information.
frr. L. w. Carr, of Baltimore, says {:
Il sake pleasure in recommending your
"A Rosadalis as a very powerful ai4eratiye.
IA have seen it used in two cases with hap
py resuits-one in "a case OF secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pronounced
himself cured after having taken five bot
ties of your medicine. The other is a
case of ecrofua OF long standing, which
~ is rapidly improving under its use, and
l ! the indications are that the patient will
- soon recover. ! have carefully examined
the formula by which your Rosadals is
made, and find it an excellent compound
of alternative ingredients.
DR.. Sparks Of Nicholasville, KY, say.
A he has used Rosadalis in cases Of scr fula
N and secondary SYPHILIS with satisfactory
r,sults--as Oh aneu of the blood
know no better remedy.
Samuel &. McFadden, Murfreesboro'
Tenn, saws: have used seven bottles o
Rosadalis, and am entirely cured of Rcu
/ lmatism send me foar bottles, as l wish
IL it for my brother, wl-o has scroiulous sore
eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio
writes, | have suffered for twenty year,
with an invetcrate eruption over my
whole body: a short time since ] pur
/ chased bottle OF Iiosadalis and it effect
ed a perfect cure.
! Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
laboratory. 81 Exchange Place Balti
more.
tDRS. CLEMENTS, RIVES & CO,
- July % Proprietors.
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS BLADDEI

DioEASEo OF 1I1E h1DN Ely 5 & BLA ODER
Persons unacquainte1 with the s.ructur
and functions of the Kidrcys cannot estimate
the Importance of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action of the Kid
neys is as important, nay, even more so, than
regularity of the bowels The Kidneys re
move from the Blood those effete matters which
if permttedto remain, would speedily destroy
life. A total suspension of the urinary dis
charges will occasion death from thirty SIX
to forty eight hours.
When the Urine is voided in small ouanti-
ties at the time. or when there is disposition
to Crinate more frequently than natural, or
when the Urine is high colored or scalding
with weakness in the small Of the back, it
should not be trihed with or delayed, but Kos
koo should be taken at once to remedy the
difficulty before lesion Of the organs takes
place. Most of the diseases of a4e Bladder
originate from those of the Kidneys, the Urine
being imperfectly secreted in the Kidneys
prove Irritating to the Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We recellect that medicine
meyer reaches the Kidneys except through tn
general circulation Of the Blood, we see he "
necessary it is to keep the Fountain Of Life
Pure.
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4 ee4respon dekt of the Scientific american
refutes the statement to the effect that ne
ons has ever witnessed a case of spontaneous
combustion in the human body, as he was
himself with several others. an eye witness tc
a case of The kind. The person who was the
=
victim was hard drinker, and was sitting by
the fire surrounded by Christmas guests, when
suddenly flames of BLUSH tint gushed from
Lis mouth and nostrils, and he was soon q
corpse. The body, it is asserted, remained OK.
tremely warm for much longer Period than
usual.
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X 0 S X 90!
LIVER INVIGORATOR !!
STANDS UNR.YALLED,
Being the only Known Medicine
K 0 S X O O.!

that efficiently stimulates and coarects the he
patio section and functional arrangements OF
the Liver, without Debilitsting the system
While it acts freely upon The Liver instead of
copious purging, it gradually changes the dis
charges tc perfectly natural state.
S,tn.q9Rls tgf Lirer Complaint and of some
otfhose Dli$eqses Produced by 1t.
A sallow or yellow otellor of the skin, or vel
lowish- brown spots on TIA = face and other parts
Of the body: dulness and drowsness, some
times headache; bitter or bad taste in the
mouth, internal heat; in many cases dry.
teasing cough unsteady appetite; sometimes
sour stomach, with raising of the food a
bloa,ed or full feeling about the stomach and
sides, aggravating pains in the sides, back, or
breast, and about The shoulders, constip patton
of the bowels, piles, fatulence, GOODNESS of
the extremities, &c.