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4 stubborn Cough that will not Yield 10 or
iinary rcnedics may be thoroughly cured by JAYSEs
ESrEcToKAsr, most effective medicine IN all Bron.
chial and Pulmonary Disorders. Sold every where.
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State bonds have been oderat.ly active and strong
on Nrginlas and louisiana. Oh Nirsinas advanced
Cett 10 ~, the new 10 sj%, AMI Lou
ceutNo ". tue new b, uds being dul.t *, and n
b. ma = 20 - New Tennessee ross \ celt. 50a
While NortA Carolina u were steady a. o., hcw III
2s2k and Missuuii G- at l2i, Gtorgia IS sod at ~
Calurna - ~ 10 :. aud New lork bounty bonds al
ION. tny ban saarcs sold a. toows Mcgcuants' 1T
Is. Mcrehaat' ENynan-c lOS BANK OF conn erct ies
Genital Nat o1pl no, auI fuurth Natuua at ~,
Toledo aud ahash cuusol taxed convert III btnd. At
~ Chicago und kocS Isla Ii =. g: n.stH Columbus
chicago anu Indiana Central 81 and mon pacincs
slt lie cyt X sfvvt q iauvL OF Un On Pacific
srlnts, g "a CcatrHl pacnc- we're Quoted at " .
The general railway snare mark has hCcu du. and
Irregular, lscAdlugt the ~ Paul and AUlthWcsteru
share, and Lac shore having been ttrOug aud tue
NJ the oP uiug and steady DUNG the middle Of tie
DAY but became strong "a the m rnoon and 20 clos
~ rtoul IL. bHt lIItCs Rcauln. - Eln throughout
tue day At ''.Vy,S, ma Lake Suort ats - :. North
ia IN interim. Tile H. Pau H. cks were
steady and strong al 5sA 15,L Tor the common a Id
i-tG 80 lor ine = ,itu.l. l.ocs Is AL opened al
l,n aud rose 20 llg, ONO and Mslssp mi ranging al
ENRA Ne" luIA central stock declined fTom glt
10 Va, and scrip Irom - 20 ~. New Jcrspy Ceatrdl
wa tiead! ~ H. a4U. Pittsburgh strong ii gpa.y,,
81 tric Inll "A A'.g,A Al thu Boards HaIlcln SID
AZ ~ -, lHhamA 10 Alton and Ierre HIutV 70. The
Ireitircd 49, ihica and Alton H. Hannibal and IT.
Lao aha Contra nj A.. fAc.uc Mai was the feature
OF he fccl "ncous lt, ant under i've IN liry rose
nom ~ tn Mnriposa preferred optLci NJ IS, ad.
Nhhte 10 l0A Cuucd TO Ia with late stlcs At ~.
y. Western tnon Telegraph wa, duli at siesi.
Suc@sItNct tvId al sNas, and Delaware aud HUDSON
C.h sl ll''g. EAptctt rharCs .tcldN with sales
81 AdaIs o. to-, Al cTlcaa ~, ana ntci state nj
VA ,r lnar"vt closed LINN with the following prices
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EonLOHN HOPE,ocy,r
Members Of the forlorn Hope, the friend. OF Free
Halls. and Free Gas, will meet eNcIy evening this wcek
at Masonic Hail. ia last ian ST. between tue hours OF
and .. TO maze Irepnratons for a pub &c meeting.
4. TUMLINSON.
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Wheeler ~ Wilson sewing Machines, la
DfCNuN ~ cor. Nth ST. tcld By paving $40 down and
u0 pr Month, Without extra charge. NachDcs TO let
j. L. ELLIS.
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frvdcTcN Rdabock. James Timoney,
John lirncAen, Joun II Harriet,
James Bennett, kOpeu Hamilton,
Thomas Burns, putTcs ~ Hargtoyc,
william Bro adutick, Lawrence HAM,
Patrick Ia adery, owen flanagan,
kdwafd ID Bisiord. John lyarr,
John BelmeT John Lafkin,
james Carroll, Michael Lynch,
Patrick Connolly, Chas A. McAlanua
Owen Cooney, lb1mas haddn,
John Cooncy, Joseph Mathews,
Elisha Joc keialr, Aiciacl j. hctAbe,
John Do0fey, james MeCartin,
Pump Donornmma, Peter MCkOwCn
Geo. y. tarl, Pctei Murray,
benjamin Evens Patrick Mcl'artlin,
Heniy n. fiEfinioEs, John O'Maley,
james vlmsrtln, Henry Pierce
Peter ! Gniin, William Quigley,
John Garycy, Phlnp A. kyaa,
Andrew J. Gafyey, Thomas "a Stacey,
VIM r. GallcgM, John Sweeney,
James Graham, yOhn Stacey,
Henry H. Gstfney, james sweeney,
james Hughes. Thomas sullivan,
John III ncrunn, Samusl thompson,
THOMAS weeks, Rufus Williams,
Jeremiah hanery, james Mhlte.
Committee on Revolutions.
J. BENNETT, Precedent.
W. n, JonS, Secretary.
JAMES " ALsn treasurer.
JAMES ltHpSkr, fi1Anctal secretary
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&tlIsIOus NOilsts.
4mnstnunts.

Tue REV. HENRY MONTGOMERY, u.
i p. will preach M 81. johns lnnpel VATck st. on
Wednesday evening, March 30. Services ~ ~ M.
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Doors opca nt7. The "Mils" will commence 10 dow
at quarter to precisely.
Tickets 20 cents each To be had Of the door the
evening OF the lecture, at drug and book stores In
Greonpont, and OF any member Of tho church.
Residents Of Brooklyn desiring 10 be present at the
lecture will save tImo by taking tho Hunters Point
erosstown cars. which run through Atlantic, Court
and willougbby s's. and pass and rcpass the Union
Ayenuc Dantist Church
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ACAUEuy or MUSIC.
"A POSIIINEl1 LAST WEEK OF THE
- fARErA.kosA ENGLISH OPERA COMfANr.
ihhL hOs Droct9s &c. u. HESS co.
wEpN EsnAY IyENlNC, March 70,
FIRST nENEFIr ~ AMERICA
OF the young and successful Prima Donna,
-. - MISS ROSE IlEkSEH.
AN ENCkLl,EST BILL FOR 1uE OCCASION,
COMPLYING %, Anpers sparkling Comic Opera, the
BLACK DOMINO, aud the nt.t act OF NcrdiS
. Uragd Opera, u TRONA1UliE.
Nine rAkkPA ROSA. Mas ROSE HER>EE. MIR, Il.
Sogun, Mrs Goraldiue WyrdoN, Mis- ioudinot, Mrs,
Caldwelli messrs. Castle Laurence, scguin Hall, &c.
In the cast. -
Conlnetors ,,.,...,..,.N:. Carl Rosa and A. A. Iien
THURoDhI-bROOkLNh ACANFdi OF MUSIC,
when con,eqneacc Of Ia" previous great ru b. tbs
MARRIAGE or FIGARO win 30 repeated 49,
.bATuRDAY-Last Matinee and last appearance In
New York OF this cJinrauy.
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that hiss GRAY las ever received n despatch from
hin lun ,uucinS TIA, sS,OJJOlJ, the fr-. ia ment
81 the inheritance had been received at tie CJnsu.
late, anu tLIt tie money awaited uer order. lie
tuf,Her states l. n. ne hts never piii her or he
brother any money whatever, aud moreover has no
knowledge OF any money having been left her Ia
EnL and. From circumstances wlicl nave rocentn
been brouSn TO his notice, he has to tuat
tire circulation OF tie reports regarding the flgODJ
40 keiress may lie made the meaus OF uelruui-
ins uuslspe.,ing persons, and tor that reason
Injected ~ tie New York papers II Jan. II.
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Amnsfmfnfs.
,J0sH BILLINGS IN aREENro1ST

Josh BiLLINGs IN GREENroINT
TIE POPULAR
WIT AND HUMoRIsT.
JOSH BILLINGS.
will deliver
HUMOROUS LECTURE
for the benent OF tho Union Avenue Baptist Church
Greenpolnt, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March 81,
IN THE
MOS ANENUE BAPTi a CHURCH
euhlect--"MlLK."
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TUE BRITISH vIcE-coYsvL,

Mr. Pierrepont Edwards, several days ago ass serted
iuat tue -tJry told 10y Miss Graz OF her Ni.li 10
" a-lington aas "A se ~ every pIrtcular, rs MIR.
Arch oail, the Consul. has not been In WL,hincton
tor AZ least zen JeI.s; that Miss Ora! never tie
cot ~ III. once, AMI tIen size and her brother had
cii the vihre md met Mr.. Archibald on the street
M Ar hh4d tHcn requested to rpe her papers, par
l. t.-tA tie letter AMI tecsram purportiIg 10 ave
cpWc ifum MIN, AMI Mas tod that tuey would ca
-.tu. SiuCe tuul they lave nos made tler appear.
Attc. VI r lNdr!S lUfthcr IcnlrNe tlaf 1. an
Oue M l. ASiHuI hli died aud beque4thed the cuor
mou- amount stated % tho Griys IL c uld not pos
il'N nave escaped tee attrnu "a OF ttose i, Her
Majesty Consulate IT. cone. 4sion
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DCMD prrSE

h - on doorstep the ricl re ~ tsil. '. ,y..t
1h'G, " tu asaen palOr about 'i. ,....4.i 4l-
pc ru.ltd ilcA iH their sockets a. /" we're ',.t.
w. Ea' too tat negro TO be nHp, hut it loJS,
sS 20 dpNt. Ike a bag Of eiiliuss o. D., at by,t
" .h'. lii' u d inclined slightly rwa-i hu' re
trt not -rcak, see or hear. IL VS. iuiuy 20 h, 81.
ti"fI!-t.r OF tie shop eXpos,Unic with him
he4. l dO hot like ~ have you ucrc. Won't
10 ll'A'r 10 20 some y here's esv. p.tlsc."
.''r "etc not policemen at hani to iolc'. i'm
N Jl' lu' couple oi Compassionate irGt.- ca.t'td
Lll oy, o. sicht.
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W. n JonS. Secretary.
JAMES " ALsn. TREASURER.
JAMES ltHpSKr, finAncia
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

THE NEGRO CADET. The result of the
trial of cadet VIM. s.. Davis and, John
Wilson, at West Point, has been made
public. They were found guilty Of con-
duct prejudicial to good order and militia
ry discipline. Davis was sentenced to
walk post in charge Of cadet sentinel
from 2 o'clock p. NJ until retreat every
Saturday for three months Wilson was
sentenced to four days Of like punishment
The court martial order explains the reas
on of the lightness Of the punishment in
the latter case by stating that it was
doubtless owing to the facts that the ac-
eusel was a member of the last-admitt-
ed class; that be had established by tes-l
timany previous good character, and
declared hArhis statement to the court
that he was constrained TO sit down on
post at the time in question by a giddi-
ness. the result of an affection of the
head. His sentence. for these reasons
has been remitted.- Washinqtop Letter. /
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
Thursday Morning.Novem "a, 1870
The Public School System,
This State Board Of Education are de
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.


termined that the Public Schools shall be-
opened at he,esrliest practical moment
County Superintendent, and District
Trustees have been appointed and prepa-
rat;ons have been made to open the
schools at once. The appropriation from
State funds for this county will, it is
thought amount to about four thousand
dollars, which will be divided among the
townships according to the nunlb Der of
children ia oach The amount therefore.
ranges from hvc to eight hundred dollars
to the township. There being no county.
or district funds appropriated, the .Trus-
tees, to introduce the systeH With the
ylnnited funds in hand, mast adopt one of
two plans, either to open from two to
four schools in each township, or to call
upon tho citizens interested ia each school
to pay portion of the Teachers salary,
and the trustees agree to pay the balance.
BY the latter plan many communities
would receive the benefit of the, State
School fund, who otherwise would be de-
prived of it, The trustees have no right
TO demand of any community the pay nent
of e part of a teachers salary, but # COM
munit:es GO get adopt this plan, the trus-
,tcss will be compelled to organ izo small
;ler number Of schools. We hope that
parties interested will use every effort to
aid the Trustees, and by this means the
fund may be made to benefit the greatest
possible number. The Public School
System will employ no teachers who are
not prepared to teach photography, Read
ing, Writing, Geography, Grammar and
Arithmetic. Teachers prepared to teach
these branches will have go dill i culty in
procuring situations. Eheir pay will be
determined by the board of Trustees in
each District. In towns where Schools
of hundred scholars can be obtained,
graded schools will be established, and
where graded schools are kept open for
ten months anl ptoperly Supported by tho
citizens, liberal all, Independent. Of the
State and County fuGds, may be expect
ed. Several of the towns in this county,
are making lau liable Efforts to establish
graded schools at once. We hope they
may be successful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

4 COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" WooDsToCK, Va, Nov. ODD, 1870
To Isaac Krebs, Samuel Gainslo~, John
Miller, Tobias Eshelman, Levi Pitman Al
ministrator, of Jacob Windle deceased, Val-
ley Bank of Winchester and N Mowery
Administrator of Leah Wilson deceased,
Co mplalnants. -~..
And Japheih Keller, E E Stickley, Joseph
Keller, Adam keister, VIM A Stradey Dan
iel Baker, Isaac Fisher and Abraham Pit
man, Defendants,
-t IN CHANCERY. - ....-.
The lie creditors of Japheth Keller. de-
ceased, and all others concerned. 1-.l 20
You are hereby notified that l have ap-
pointed WEDNESDAY, the 21st DAY of DEcEM-
Der, next, at my office, to ascertain the liens
on the ial1a Of which Japheth Keller is pos
ses.ed, the priority OF the same, and any 9TH
er matter deemed pertinent or which either
party may require, required by the decree
of Shenandoah Circuit Court, rendered on the
Goth day of August, 1870 in fhe above nam
ed cause in which you are parties at which
time and place you are requiied to attend.
Given unner my hand. as Commissioner of
the said Court, the day and year first afore-
said. -..-st .s.r S.. <ss..-. '7,-,.. s---
. Nov. 4,-4w. GEO. W. MILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

Is The election during the current year
exhibits remarkable: political revolution.
The results are really astounding. That
such revolution can belarrested. or turn
ed back wards, is.anong the most improb.
able ofhuman events. The people of
tue oppressed section may, therefore, en-
terrain some rational hope that peace and
liberty may once more be restored even to-
their distracted country. Those people,
within the last decade, have acted nobly,--,
they have suffered greatly. They havcl
now before them Lature's mightiest effort
to wait. To bear with courage what
yet has to be endured. while the friends of
law and liberty are coming to their rescue,
is now the hard task with duty imposes
upon. the Southern people. 1t they are
worn by nisfortunes which, to most men,
would be irto!erabfe, they at least may
look to the future vita vell-founded hope
The Washington Patriot, new aud
able Journal just started at the city Of
Washington, closes a review Of the. cleo,
.ions Of 1870 with a paragraph stating
facts more encouraging than any remarks
that could be made upon them. The
Patriot says: - '
The force Of these results Of a single
year would only be weakened by auy
extended comment. Summing up, We
find the States Of Connecticut, Ca 'ifornia.
Nevada. North Carolina, Alabama, Flor
ida, Arkapsas, Tennessee, West Virginia,
Missor;i, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.
which voted for Grant in 1868. now GO,
ing Democratic. and Illinois nearly balan
cod. Grants majority on the popular
vote was 309.722. The Radical loss in
the States Of. New Hampshire. Connec-
ticut., North Carolina. Maine. Ohio.
pennsylvania, Indiana, South Carolina,
West Virginia, Massachusetts,, Alabama.
Missouri, Illinois, aud California-fo four
teen States-since 1868. is over 80 600
votes ''
Acts speak louder than words, and
what is recounted in the above paragraph
goes farther towards the restoration Of
good will and cordial reunion in America
than all the exhortations that could be
written or spoken IN lifetime We rem
der the cause of the Union the most
efficient service BY giving prominent
place to this summary of the. result of the
elections Of 1870 in the United States.
1t ought to be circulated By every South
ern man who wishes to cherish in the
South renewed attachment for the
Union R*chnond Enquirer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

THE VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD LAM
Judge Hill, of Portsmouth. Va, has
rendered an important decision touching
the validity of the homestead exemption,
SO far as it affects liens created by judg-
ments obtained prior to the adoption of
the new constitution of Virginia. After
citing Numerous decisions sutaining his
opinion, the Judge says:
In view of the above decisions tho
court feels that it is sustained in the
opinion it now expresses that the home
stead exemption, SO far as antecedent
debts are concerned, is unconstitutional,
and not binding as to such debts
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

IT has been rumogcd-~tho truth Of
which We are unable to youch for,-that
Gray. the Radical candidate, purposes
conlesting the seat in Congress, with JUDGB
HARR1s, the conservative nominee
elected, upon the ground of FRAUDS"
practised in the late election. We are
never startled at the announce ment of
such proceeding upon the part Of defeat
ed Radicals, knowing, as we DO, from
past practises, that the usuage of the par
~ suggests the proceedings, whether in
siitntod with reason or not.
What thee frauds" are we are in
capable OF a2specting. That there was no
contest between the Radical and Conser-
vative candidate, the great disparagernent
i'll favor of the Conservative party, in this
district, will fully attest and any fraud"
practised could not by any possibility
have detracted from any reas unable hope
,ofsuccess of that party The real con-
test was between the Conservative nominee
and the Independent Conservative can
didates, and whatever of fraud" was
prac'ised must have effected only the one
or the other Of these conservative can
didates,. to the injury only of the conser-
vatiye organic .tion. Ga the contrary,
a.
the bareofacedness of the pretext is too
manifest f; flr yhatcvsr Of unfairness may
have been practised in this Kilkenny fight
OILY rife cd its adva t.se 20 the Radical
.candidate-who Notwithstanding the ad-
vantage of the circumstances was scarcely
a consideration in the contest, rs the
result win show. It is hoped that the
thagrin of the defeated Conservative fac
lion has not pan1erel to this idsa of
contesting the election upon such shallow
pTetext, aud would rather deprecate and
discountcnance anys such exhibition OF
factional spite, to crafty personal feeling
at the expense of party safety. That
JUDGE Harris may not have been the
first choice in the District We will con-
cede, but We must not be blinded to the
fact that LIE has been elected by majority
vote of the District, and it is not a matters
of question whether that vote is given
HIN personally Or as a dernier to sustain
the party organization.
We SHOULD have a higher object
in view, than that of ..rewar-
ding our friends and furnishing our
enemies" in remembering that the great
interests of the country depend upon the
SUCCESS of the conservative party, and
holding in tact its thorough organization.
With Conservatives, and this District
is almost unanimously conservative, the
only question was in regard to the "nlake
up" of the convention, which was eutire ly
III the control of the people. and if the
people failed to isnse themselves represent
ted d iferently. it can be but the peoples
fault, and they can but say !: Brutus is an
honorable man, aud So arg they sll all
honoraL e gcaflelncn' .s7sFe u 80
We uope we shall hear no more of thisS
contestlng,' which IS as III advised as it
is unsupported by the "a It's and truths Of
the case.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

NATIONAL REGENERATION The eleven
States that in 1861 declared their secession
of M the Union had in 1860 population
of 9,104, 321. BY the census of 1870
their aggregate population is 10, Gd0' 557.'
This shows an increase, notwithstanding
the destruction of life caused by the var.
The border States of Delawary, Kentuc-,
ky. Maryland and Missouri which had.
in 1870 an aggregate of 1881 264 souls.
These figures show the wonderful recup-'
rative power Of the American republic.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLE MAN who suffered for wears
IN from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indscretion, will.
for the sake of suffering huma, ity, send free to
all-who need it the recipe and direction for max
ing the simple remedy by viii h ne was cured
Sufferers wishing to prof by the advertisers ex-
perience can do so by adore sing. in perfect CON
fdence. JOHN B. OGDEN
Nov. lily. No. 40 Cedar Street n Y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24

Franz Starostlc, crazy Prussl&n,
thrust butcher knife seven inches into
his breast, at St. Louis on Tuesday even
ing, and now lies III critical condition
in .the hospital t.-..
Senator Yates. who has been confined
to his bed, at his home IN jacksonville
Illinois, with bilious fever, is now cou-
valescent, and he hopes to leave for Wash
lngton in ten days.
A prize fight took place yesterday at
Dubuque, Iowa, between Nike OConnor,
of St Louis, and j. c. Clark, printer, of
Dubuque. Clark was knocked out Of
time GA the fourth round. '.a.
a young man named Lykings was shot
last Saturday, near Leavenworth Kansas,
by Joseph Remick. Lykings was shot in
the head four times, and afterwards robb
ed Remick mas arrested
Mr. Joseph Hollingsworth. an old and
respectable citizen of Winchester, Va,
fell dead in the street few days ago.
1t is estimated that Mr. Alexander
Rives is to contest the election of Mr..
Duke to Congress.
The election of the municipal officers
of Richmond, at the late election, is to be
contested by the Radicals there. <
The Radical State committee is called
to meet at Richmond on The 18th of De-
cember. ......
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
T. s T R A Y S

The undersigned. residing S miles west Of
Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va, took,
up, on the 5th' day of Move nber. $780, D.
TWO ESTRAY CATTLE, sst !
described as follows, to WITT osias sa 4
Toue muly steer, 2 years olde Red Rean,swal.
lowfork in left ear, and appraised at $l5,0 90.
One cew, white spotted, with Bell on, end
Of both cars off and swallowfork in each, sup
posed 10 be years old and appraised a
$500. - Ssff-si5. -agi ig'itea 8
The owner is required to prove property.
pay charges and take hem away otherwise,
they will be disposed of according to law.
nov. q, 4w. WILLIAM GOCEENOCe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
NOMMIssIONER,s OFFICE.


~ WooDsTocK, Va, Now, 22d 1870. 2
To James II Williams Executor, of Samuel C
Williams deceased, Complainant, sut.
And John j Conner Administrator of Wni j
Conner deceased, WA u Liehliter and Marga =
ret his wife, James Conner, Joseph Butts and
Mary Ann his wife, Elizabeth Conner, Zebi.
dee Conner and C Mckay GDs.sAp tsraAE
for Margaret Ann, catharine and WilhelmiI;,
Conner, Defendants, - tr.-..r,-
H. IN CHANCIRY. size k..z. 4ssK
The creditor of the, estate of VIM Con-
ner deceased, and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that l have fixed
upon TUESDAY. the Goth DAY of DECEMBER
1870, at my Office, to state. settle and adjust
the accounts eff john Conner, Adminstra-
tor of VIM. j. Conner deceased; to take
proof Of all debts or demands against said
VIM. J. Conner deceased to ascertain the
realestate whereof he died seized and posses
sed, and its gross and annual salue-he pri-
GRITTY ofahe liens on the same, and any other
matter deemed pertinent or which either par
ty may require--required to be taken by the
decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Csart, rendered
on the 10Th day of August, 1870, in q suit I'M
Chanccry depending in said Court, in which
J Oh are parties; at which time and place you
are required to attend.
Given under. my hand, as Commissioner of
the said Court, the day and year first sfore-
sail
Nov. 24.-4w. GEO. W. MILEY.
Vt
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A Madrid disxatrh states that tln Gle

A Madrid dispatch states that the cleo,
ton of the Duke of Aosta, as King Of
Spain, is highly popular throughout the
country. A committee: of the Cortes has
been appointed to visit Florence aad pre-
sent the Crown to the Duke.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TITO CONSUMPTIvES.

l. The advertiser, having
been permanently cured of that dread disease,
Consumption, by simple remedy. is anxious to
make knownto hist fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire it. be vii! send IA Cory
the prescription used free Of charged, with
the Directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure Cure fer Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c
Parties wishing the presentation viii please ad-
dress. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
l63 South Second Street, Williamsbureh, N Y
Nov. lily