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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
New Marsee.

After spen'i;rsg few hours III fiis please It
little Village. ws coald rot help but noic and
appreciate the very commemorate spirit OF
Educational advancement manifested bF III,
citizens generally. Prof. Benton. who i.
fav6rably known among nur citizens as Chem
st &C., is toea;sd at ;hs place and ia charge
-sf the Aeas!emy, ahich 10 in & very flourish
iDg condition.
The neR colieg, enterprise hss ALREADY
bacoms A cestaiGig, Sue draft Of which vas
shown u, which. when completed W; De :.
vary cor1nodecus and conxen:ent bsIiinE
Il is 10 lie built instaediatciy in front u the
cid Academy, which vii; he retained as Is j.
satory and Chemical ana Philosophical De
pariGleUts 10 the ln ii uiior. Prof Ben! /.
.Cae rlicsl and other Apparatus Is very com
piete. aud will prove great addition 10 thi~
institution.
h.s. < pert Institution is y.ry impos-
Ing "a ling, on Maia Street, an IS vi
iatr)n;4ei. s.. 5 % i,3y OF ina quali ia
ten. an has showa &csa zeal in the educa
4ionai ii =. sis q It's Ian.uniiy. Sic il
well woe.hy tAs ,reat succsss her efforts .
bail up It class iein.ie s>hool have al
rse ~ attain d.
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I, Died at his res. zee in Woodstock va.
Friday, Feb. To- 1870. Benjamin liieA-
man in the six year OF his age.
The deceased who was suddenly summoned
to his heavenly rest. has been for many years
a GOOD eitizen ofthis place. He was con
sc md worthy member of the Presbyterian
shuch, and died h. had lived christian.
May the Lord comfort his widow AMI re-
pare her and eth=rs for happy reunion
above.
Died on the 1Tfh inst. Edward Rhodes,
senof David S Rhodes in the 10Th year ofhis
age.
Scarcely his here death ever occnrsd in
our Commni'y Which was more unexpected or
deeply iamentetl. As relative. friend and
acqmai''ance. one more devoted, more
beloved He can have no better monument
then the place he held 10 their hearts. He
was inferred on Thursday with the regrets Of
- whole oomlasai;y D
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TTO ME FAD.
Ill AND PRE-EMPTlON


| have compiled full concise and oinplcte
statement, plainly printed for the information of
persons intending to take up Homestead or
Presumption In this pot ton ofthe West, embrace
ing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska other Sec
tions. Itexplains how to proceed to secure $50
acres of Rich Farming Land for Nothing, six
moaths before you leave your home, ID this most
healthy climate. In short it contains gust such
Instructions needed by those intending to
make a home and fortune on the Free Lands of
the West, will send enc OF these printed Guides
tn any pe>set, sending me % cents. The nfor-
nation alone which it gives, is Usrth IS 10 any
body. Men, VI no came here two and three years
ago. aud took farm. are to-day Independents.
TO YOUNG MEN. This country is being
crossed with numerous railroads. reaching from
every direction to Sioux City, Ioxa. Six rail
roads will be completed 20 this city within onu
year. One is ALREADY in operation, connecting us
with Chicago and the Q. 2. Railroad, and two
more will be completed before Sprng. connects
ing with Dubuque and McGreger, direct.
Three more will be completed within year,
conncctingus direct with St. Paul. Mlnn.. Yank
toa, Dakota, and Columbus. Nebraska. ON the u.
Z. Railroad The Missouri Rive" gives to the
Mountain trade. Thus il will be seen that no sec
tion oil country offers such unprecedented adj
vantages for business, speculation and making
fortune. For the country is being populated
and towns and cities are being built aad fortunes
made almost Beyond belief. Every man who
takes a homestead now. will have railroad
market at his own door. And any enterprisng
Young nan, with small capital can establish
hlmst Ii IN a permanent and pa ing business, If
he SelectS the right location and right branch of
trade. Eighteen years residence in the western
country. and large portion oi the time empolyed
as Mercantile Agent. in tins coun. Try. has
made me familiar with all the branches OF busi-
ness and the best locations in this country. For
one dollar rernitt2d to me- will give truthful
and definite answers to all questions on this sub
Ject, desired b such person. Tell chem the beet
place TO locate and what husiOasS iS alyd
cd and what branch is neglected. Add ess.
DANIEL SCOTT,
8. G. Com. of Emigration,
Dee 23,--ly (Box, 1851 Sioux City, Iowa.
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KusKoo. This medicine israp;dly gain
ing the confidence of the people. and tho
numeraus testimonials of it's virtues given
i.v practitioners of medicine leaves nc
doubt that it is safe and reliable rene.
'y fer impurty efshe blood, liver disease
Sc.
TIE last Medical Journsl cnntains an
,rticlefrom Prof. Il. s. Newton, N. d
President of the u VI Heal College. CITY
# New York, that speaks ia hi.ii tcrns
Of its curative properties. and gives a sp'-
cial recommendation Of Koskoa to tie
practitioners of 4medicine This is, ws
believe. The first instaace where such med
iciues have been officially endorsed by IN"
Faculty of any ofthe medical college s.an':
effects great credit apon the skill OF d.
Lawrence, its 'compounlcr. and also puts
koskoo" i'll the van of all other Meu-
cin,s afthe present day.
Notice.
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Alexandria.

inis ancieHt city is not entirely dead
'but sleepetll" in very flu. sinule,
'os uncertainty. Every artiiee of tor,igu
tory has been directed ,salass tas trad
of ,h;s Virgin, Civ and the capital ii ,
might iave ought inves cnt nj t. 8
Place has Leen deferred u. liscr,'nins
ting nj mis'ak l"nl,cy Of the diffrren,
C .snnels Of trals. To lay A,exard ali
are alive to their interests lars max
lig manly restl ,ce gslsst tn
wrongs aud trying place thcusel,c'
upaa >nrer rm! 10 pos ,sIty. fns al
v,ntages II I'll 8 city are great, and by ;,
proper inducenent 10 caplt,i II stioal1
Z ,'r in.o a thrivine mart For Virgin
the Valley especially, t is market ger
main To tlelr Interests, aid the hietor,
OF the past gives reasons why we should
osfei II as a Virginia city.
In a struli through the Gil Y, few day
ago, We were plea sed 10 hotice lie e,j
dent disposition To push allen e." True
they have been very greatly en- ar ased
In a financial poIAt OF s.es, ut are nerv
ing themselves w to meet every obstscl,
aud showing a liberal disposition TO eour
be trade OF the diasren4 SECTIONS.
The business of this place Is considesa
bly, Oh the mend. The censi nineais frca
the Sta'a. the Valley section osgeciaily
are quite ooa<id irsbie at present. III,
fsreign i.opogGations by ths sa:icvs Bic
ehaats Of tas eity, is rather Gu the IN
cFeagc, snd speaks vsfs favorasly OF fhcif
en.orpri-ii.g spirit.
Great preparations are bang made along
tie f3hslArves FIR she co--iag fsala
season. We noticed on, boat being eqesp-
pei WITH s;s5s.l sSsssis..: a3rl u .s,eFs'ps 10
putting OF ssi..s. s'efs i aassl enior
nrlss. aa4 Is t,ss-~ssist viii rsoye s.s.cezs!i.
VA a-s-1dssa aln Ter y o.. ffis ma
.ud vcaal.isnees and wes. hsndsen.e,
-fersainsd--nany OF waose oaras viii b.
fUuad IN sbs LsraSd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
snceptu.a 1855. Eureka. Eureka. Eu-

II is now universally Acknowledged that -
corrective FOR ~ diseases resulting from =
1i&ofdered CO p,iiton o: the liver. no aiorni T..
Star Gi'ters ranks iof.taost The number q.
years That this retaedy has beoa before III
public. has iuly proven /! ana now tina! '''
lnaiari Is s-:5al IS approaching. we feel !;
ear d.t! 70 present ili.s notes. hat i )se wa
.iave ,ioi .1nGSn lis virtues may he ineincvl q
avoid sickness ana distress by It's Timely use
A. the tot YEA; 81 is nag GPha us, lhons
inds sti;far from cas!is and foscr. remittea'
ever dyaPap- y rvaEs weakness. headache.
oss Of appetite. ai4 general debility. al arts
ing from heterogeneous Of the functions of In
iver ard My suffer for weeks and months
when remedy so certain Is at hand. The
Morning Star bitters, if properly u~ed. vii
overcome slI this iusrdi'y and produce heal
by action. All restore YOU 10 health. Use IL:
directed and can a@sttr. you there viii b
many OF rs WAC vii bless the day they be
M lou- the Morning Star Bitt"rs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
ETgD.
LIE CO CcEt;eness aasl Patience En-
aef IA Peace.

ded IA Peace.
Seldom has The beauty ii christian iife
,nnre ~~eefy exenpiiied, than sev
az, d aud beloved mother wis fsa days since
alo:ea ], lay OF earth.
Mas. m.sGAR&- sioaeAaNp, VAS barn IN
4 eist K. VI, Maa;A 2lst 1891 III. dlpsA
.er vi Jacob Oh. n worthy citizen OF ih
9i.-cc.
2 was married to william Magelan'l,
VIA wh}fa she sreat many happy years
IL earig life ehc made profession o. 70
,iglon and N 1876 Then taa Late yeaer ah's
or. FOOT organized hs Presbs trrisn church il
his town. si. WAS ar9asg the first. nma cen
nea. ef! herself with q itie band Of sisters al
Il whom are noy Il al. bu' non~ of wlion
lave been foTgottsn--for they gareto the
DOR. h-y wept with he q ceI AID fet tllc
ive est interest in incir iii.tr ehurea. Unit
Ii past faw years she rarely missed churc!
r.eeting Of anyhlnd. Indeed shs loves ths
co.Irss II Goii's house.
She bad an active mind and WAS Away
reading, end .iien her eight failed and slis
became totally Giiad, nothing seemed TO gigs
es % mach pleasure as 10 haye {. friend rea
| her.
Size loved Ter clldrsn. Sc never asea
10 pray ~: sheia. she nei.t IL. N he worti 0
| God She sci before theIn an example o.
saiiii hope aui elasiis-woo weaid not ex.
| press Ie,rSa Meade to q I'd fo- their unspeak
.bie gin Of christian inciner.
| 3a' j u Of hr pafescs shet we desisa I,
! reak TIE las' eight years 81 her l:fe, wsr.
gssrs Of blindness III c;sa aud trial
II zines sbe suffered Tn NOS iatsRse pain
vi Dc cate aersas ..a4 lasbie canstiiuti0e
aas would al.a aeese slEs sac Fssss b. na.4pp
| aecaa-a s,sa s'seh q CREST satsafst oa 81,
-.
her trends. Alsays pasl41t- she VI evsr
ready . zy4css "a tusire res r.. sfsaa II s.
/ v i q lin ~Ao dass 4ll things 4s..l. 81
cad srss calm. hopcts.s. g.aaeefa.. '-l3.essss
ara 10 tf1.i which lie in IL Lsti :ro il Ii az.
syrti. yea. saith lie .p,si, that ~ rsssN =
iEoSa ,,seir :sbors; and taeir works 30 fellow
tsepso
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

Shoals, MARTIN Co. Inc. Feb. II. 10
IAessrs. Editors The Iiersll still
comes to tne regularly, although / am in
arrcarts. ] am always glad 10 receive it.
i. il so much like '.Ieiter from honrc.' =
After a long and expensive legal fight, W.
OF Shoals, have succeeded in getting the
county seat removed to this place. Bust
ness brisk considering hard times. Wheat
looks very bad The political a''noaphere
is pretty bilious in this county JUS nos.
Stephen Harssy is RAINING for oaa OF The
county oficev. and is pretty sure OF eating
il, much to the diseoMforsure OF TIE spot
ted Republican, Yea will ram amber that
Hair o. is one of toe 81 o were TIED at
Indianapolis, aud sentenced to be hung III
6t. for being ajar General in the OF :
der Of Sons Of Liberty.
sh5li.not say ANY more. FIR fear of s,r
inc considered tedious, Would Ike e
treat yeur readers With an occasional com
,uuniestion. if had the ability TO WRITE
readable matter. I lerewi h send the
amount ofmy subscription to your paper
Yours Truly,
q O. s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

BE The Ladies' of Harrisonh burg, in
an ADVERT semen dated January 30.h. CT
nnunce strawberry fstivel to be held
the first Of June next
The New Market Ladies announce a
Fair to be held in thai place, in the CO.
iege building. when iuiit.
We h D. the stsw ergv crop mag No
fail. and that the college will be built, bu.
We c2iift pra Wise 70 fast Gntil then.
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SsRESi Garlen, Flower. Fruit, Herb. IRE,
= Shrub tn; Evergreen Seeds. wth duec
ton f,r culture, prepaid by mail Tie mos
complete and jnd;cious assortment in thi
country. agents Nan'e1.
Is Sorts Of eiiher for S.l30; prepaid BY
mail, Also Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, al
the new potaoes, Sc. prepaid 10y mail. Abs
Early Rose Po'ato, prepaid for Si.G0. Con
overs Colossal Asparagus. S3 per 100; s.;
reiv 1000, prepaid. New hardy iragran
everbIooming Japan Honeysuck!e 50 cts
each. prspaid. True Cape Cod Cranberry
for upland or lowiad culture, 5 00 Eef 100
prepaid with direc ions PRICED Ca,aiogu
% apy address, gratis; also ieade list. Seed:
Oh Comm ssion.
IL. NJ WATSON. Ola Colony Nurseries am
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Estab'
ishcn IN l,l2
Dec 9. l{'b3-4,n.
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Notice

Geo. P. howell s 60. are,the New Iof.
Advertising Agents 20: this paper. AMI eoni
Je;e files Of ii caa rs examined Vt the;r Off
~ any one 1;.:rk ,t.y application THIS fin
has reduced advertising TO 2 more perfect y
ten than has her e5ofDrc been ki3owa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

fF During the lass few days TIE
weather has beea extremely cold Ice
has been formed to the thickness of sever
sl inches aud oar citizens are busily en-
gagged in gathering their supplies.
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II z GrGD

I'll RNHI!L-ATW00ED -Oa the 23Ih
If ltc.nter 1919. ts Elder z J. Caup;on
SIR. j,iin 4. Tlprnlil aod Miss Frauci.
inn Atwood De j OF nnyien County.
WALKER liEEaT. -e,tas s. Of D,cen.
5r 1864. :. lie es1,... Mr.. " Walker s,o
ary Z. Heavy. bo:h Of warren County.
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correction.

Core cfs0n.
In our notice of the opening o. Posi-
saafce at Lorenz rifle IN this county i
appears that til, soss-maeter General
could not read wiring very we'll and chan
;ged the name to 44'eazo0ills. We know
What he neaat bat the law enforc,s bad
reading So mote.i' be-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

sxar Mr.. }. j. Oneal. foreman ga sat e.
hands blasting CT tie IS pailrosd, nea
Middletown. on Friday morning LAST. WA
instantly killed. Three blasts were beiry Sc
oi bat oaA failing to fire in tine h. attempt
si to p ul GIL. the fuse when il exploded and
CIT him in to pieces. MIR Oneal Was Z, eat :
es,,a,t both by the hauds en- lie road and
His EMPLOYER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

ES- a ,rcw to tie derh Of scvara
inches fell during Saturday night a,d
Sunday last. Sore of cur young folks
have availed themselves Of the opportu-
nifty of driving their horses into an un-
.wholes ,me parsp'ra,ion. i'll order to CRAFTY
Sd imaginary pleasure.
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in CHANcERY.


The creditors of the Estate of VIM II. Long
deceased, and all others concerned
oV are hereby notified thai ha:e appoin
ted the eth Gay Of March, 1879. to take ana
settle, at my ofiica the accounts of ?. A.
Funkhouser Sheriff, Commissioner, Admir- /
VIM. IL. Long deceased. 10 take proof Of a.
debs or demands against said inlesi ate Oil
his Estate, and 10 state an account shu wing
he manner in which the same are to be paid
and what amount will remain to be paid out
Vi The real Estate after the personal asssis
are fully administered to ascertain the gross
ana annus! value OF the real Estate OF which
ne said W4u. Il. 4sohg died seize /, and any
'F44er matter deemed pertinent or which either
parry may require 10 lie SO etaie'i-requirett
BY decree rendered on the 7!h day OF Feb
ru.ry l870,n the above named c4use.in which
you are paries-at which time and place you
are required 10 attend
Given under my h. NJ. as Commissioner OF
the said court. the dag and year frst aforesaid.
Feb 10, ST. GEO. ". MILEY
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IN oC0NSMUpTtVFS
THE Advertiser. having bren restored to
heath IN q iew weeks. by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several wears with severe
lung affection. ana :iiat dread disease. Con
sumption--is anxious 10 make known to bis
!e,iap sufferers The means Of cure.
To all wh, desire it, he will send cepv of the
prescription used. free f charge, with the di
rectons for preparing ard using the same, which,
they will find sure Cure f. ConSun ption
Asthma. Bronchitis etc. The obj"ct1"f the ad
vel in sending the pre- cliptinn Is to benafi,
the afflicted. and pread Information which h.
cauceives tobe invaluable; ana he hopes every
sufirer will try his remedy, lis it will cost then.
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing IL, prescription. viii please
address Ray. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Wtl!alnshurg. Kings County, Nea York.
Nov. 25, 1859. l-y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
( COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF RE IL ESTATE.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE
u OF REAL ESTATE
Philip Brubeck vs.. Daniel c. Rudy, and
William Weaver, In Chaacerv.
Pursuant to decree OF hc Circnit Court Of
Shenandoah pronounced in the above named
eanse the 9Th Of April ls5I., the undersigned
Commissioners, will proceed to sell, at public
sale, to the highest bidder On the 18th dav Of
March l87 upon the premises, a certain piece
or parcel OF land containing
% At res,
about three miles North Vest Of Woodstock in
sali Countr. BEING Part sof the lands formerly
owned BY Gnargo Fisher, nnw deceased. and the
portion slntted to Elizabeth Fisher. now the
wife Of Philip Brubeck. The improvements con-
sist ola log
TWO STORY DWELLING
with kitchen attached The soil is limestone
and of good quality.
TIE NJ S OF SALE:
One thigd in three months, one third N one
wear and one third in two wears from the day ..
sale all u tear interest from that DAY the purch-
aser ~ execate bonds with two good securities.
and . lien ne retained ii the deed as additional
security. Sale to commence OF one O'clock 2
i. ofsaid day.
MARX BIRD
MOSES WALTON.
%CoIams singnors
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

&y Gray, Of Hafrisonburg. declines
being en- live for Clerk Of ,hs county
of Roekingaa'u, upon the groaal that 9th :
ers are more ,lasaryiny
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

MA. The Cars of he Wiuchester and Stras-
:barg Road now run 10 Middleewn in Fredaf-
lex Caia'y i've miles frea strasbars in this
comfy
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DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, Of Tehasos x
limit. Wholesale Grocefs.
WV. II. PIONEERS, Of Winston i Powers,
Wholesale Grocers.
ALBERT ORDWAT. Treasurer Ggckir gh<n
Slate Company.
CHARLES i. MORRIS, slorsis & Co 10 So.
gar Rthuely.
c. A. PFPLE, Superintendent Manchester
Co'tou N:..s.
John H. TYLER, Joha 4. and John Ty-
Ter, Jewellers.
MOSES MILLHISEa, Wholesale dry weeds,
THOS S. BALDWIN Clo lsior.
JNO NJ. G0DDIN, Cashier Planters Bank
j. 4. DOHELA, Superintendent Western
Jnion I egraph Conlpsny
ALEXANDER G, ROBERTS N.Cs:tls S.o
ker.
GEO. I. uEBRiNG. Wholesale Grocer.
Il. L. BROWN, OF Brown, Jonas Co.,
Wholesale G.ocers
A. D0DEkER. Druggist.
s II. aOSENBAyAi. Of S. & II Ressz-
baan Dry Goods.
EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Exa.nine-its Pamphlets before yos- insure,
It is to your intsres; TO d. SO.
Principal Office. I0fa Aaia street.
Richmond, Va.
AGENTS wANrgn EVERY wti4a4t
Dee. Is, ~.
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Local Affairs.

Ry Tie Richmond Dispatch publish,
'es among other .uneallei for letters at that
Office, one to Gen G S. Maaa.
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OFFICE.

" WooDsrocK, Va, February, s, 1870.
10 Noah Funk ana Daniel Ssickley Executors
Of Geo. y Copcahaye deceased, iata Exec :,
uior otDagid Piier deceased. Compliments
and 2. 4. Eunkhonser Sh riff, Commissioners
Admin strstor, Of VIM. Ii. Long deceased
Richard H. Long anG-hs wife, ane! Others
Defendants.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

H1G t4....ur, a. SIR ) :. ~. :" al
h this adv-rtis..n. MT ar. inv ted II address the
shove Institution, with proposals for and II
months. STATING ciic uation of their FaTer.
Jan. g. 1S73-1Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

gooN'E READ THIS!
Un|ess you wish to buy your
SEGA + S DIRECT FROM
The Manulactory ami save IS per cent.
We have the largest Segar Mandatory in
the State If Virginia and are prepared to
f,rnsh Segavs Lover than .hey can be boagl,t
in New orr or Baltimore.
Also Keep constantly on hand we'll Sc.
lected stock 81 Leaf and manufactured To-
hacco, Snuff. Pipes, &c.
Al. goods warranted 20 be as represented.
STEINER & YOHE,
Ne 4 8 King Street,
Dec. ely Alexandria, Va,
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Consists fs81 acres, 5 miles from Woodstock.
$50 acres cleared 90 acres river bottom, large
dwelling housr. two good tenant houses, ice
house and other OFT bindings. This is IN
excellent piece Of proaerty.-Price $50, 0oG'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
VALLEY LAND AGENCY.

Partial List Of Lands for sale by Shenandoah
Valley Real Estate Agency.
No l.
Consists of 1913 acres. II miles from Gslamb'a
Furnace, Good honse barn, ice house, s1oks
house SC Price 49, per acre.
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ECIAL NOTICES


NjFA{'WH~ NF YOUTH
a. z GENTLEMAN, who suffered for years
rom Nervous D~hjiitv, Premature Decay, and
ell the elects of youth 'ul indiscretinn. will. for
sake ofsuaering humanity. semi free to a Il who
ne d il the receipt ant dir ctions for making the
simnie retaedy- by which be was cured. Sufferers
wishing To profit By the advertiser expert nee
can do by addressing. with perfect confd 5nce
JOHN -E.eGGnEE
No. - Cedar street \ CIV ork.
E1r % 1883 IL
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Local Euticss.

PHersoLoG;c> i3xavGssrIoE Prof.
J. Eos er vii ho'l ap rem ogic i Examination
at Welsh's Hotel, Thursday ana friday, 24tll
sni 25th inst.
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3easens why every one should Insure N lbs
EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.

Ii is more Liberal to he Insurers thar ss,g
other company, and viii eventually becoras
Purely Mutual. ana belong t the insured
DAVID B. CLARK. President.
THOMAS II. W1NNE, Vice President
JOHN O. WYNN, Secretry.
GENERAL JAMES Il. LANE, Actusry.
DR.. +. b. WATKINS,
DR. H. W. DAVIS, Medical Adviscrt.
JUDGE JOHN A. IEREDlTH, C3aR2a!er.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
IN Cui&CNAY

TIE CREDITORS ii fhe estate OF is2~c Watson
,cca4el aud i ., H. IS concerned
lot4 are h,r@bj nor 6yd lns; / have appo:n
+. q i'UasOA ~ rRG TtRsT Day OF " 2sH 1879,
i he o!,irs 81 Go. V alsiey. at .;onastoca
Shenandoah Go .isty Va. TO state, st;l+e and
adjust iae aceeanis Of Thomas 4. jackson as
nHtniui {ra,or ofthn estate OF isa>c watson
ecea@t.j to laha al account Of tn onjsfani
Tag debts agtiust sad Isaac ltaItson deceased
~ nts tsistr, and tscerta and report She
excess 0i ;ht sara" above the }rrsufiai assets
Of SAID III: estate: to a.ccr ain aud report the
l. al estate OF vhic.l said Isaac Watson died
seized and POSSESSED. leads o tn. payment OF
Ills "ebi>---aba what debts if ANY constitute n
ten said real state. and The debts for h
payment Of whi,h said real estate is assets
according TO Law. aud any Other hiaz Ter deem
ed pertinent or ufie! either par may require
to be dated specially -re4u!red by !. decree Of
of the circuit court of SAID county. rand red
in vacation, ON he - day # February ISL J,
ia he above named c.uae--a; which .irte aad
pace you are required tc attend
Given u1der NY hand as Commissioner of said
court. de DAY and yea, ahoy, written.
Feb. -4Y .-$lU- JOHN RikCARD,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

No 8. Consists Of 100 acres, 40 acres In
river bottom. good n W nurchant mill, brick
house, and necessary out 5uilins..-Priss
$4,000.