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sPEAKIN0 ny MACHINERY.
The Organs cf Human speech Successfully
Initiated -Wiros, Levers, strings, aud
Pair of Bellows that onn Talk.

Tto,a 4, . .pi,,, ~ sN'
inere Is soon 10 De exhiolted IN hs cry
combination OF wood wire, aud India tubLer--a
oacbine-vhich can talk In any language. aay anv.
-. ... ,,.,,.,,u -, - ~,
hh9' pronounce eiSuuV'y isush' cry MSS
ehrek, squea': sing divneiy in alto, soprano, and
bls,o: in short. do auytiin, OF which the human
- a, 80, r.. ..,....,,..- -, - a.,
voice !" oapaole lhis eAtt'oruinaF' result OF IN
genuttY and perseverance, Is the invention OF Prof.
F,bcr of Vienna and bs nephew. The latter has
- -. -. w.. -. -
brought u 10 ths country ai'e' an eNtooded tour
throughout Europe during which II he. elected
4, -. .a.,,o,s =, ANN. Of tho groatest ertsn.
W. eon""""a''"0 " '' " ~
u-ts Of the Old word.
Asrs re,oftsr yisitsd the Prescott House yes.
- 49,. a. 49,. .,r ,.-,t,,u II c,,s ala of 4,
'oiuSF 'or tno uu'oosu VI ''9'.nS W. " -
fancy Cildc1 table beneath which IL loot lever Tor
novinV beiiorrs nboye On ton are y ,ombuaticn
- 80 -, ,-,,,- -, -. ...h..
OF "ues' sU'hKs' uehcao "oooVu e'e's' '"''o'
tubes, and trestlework, forming the speaking ma.
china p,biod ia n beilows which rspressnts tbs
-, rs1,. ~ -, ,,-.s :. -. ...,.,.,..
lungs Ihe h'r " 'orceu 'rOus h"'oN rpc''"'e
into q tube representing the windppe, and thence
,,,o ,srce .w,in,0 ,eoreseoliux tina glottia
NV i- -,
Thence u passes out thtOusE aNent representing
human month with movable lower law, lips, and
,o,rro ~ tn,,. rrth.r Vvt,a. from be,o,y n,sb nm
The sun., 1871-10-06

Mavor Won o'flpll held a leyce yesterday in
his private once. Tho visitors included Richard
o'Gormsu and August Belmont, who entered arm
In arm, and inquired for his Honor. The Hon
Timothy Golden ushercd them into the presence,
su they remained with him half an hour. II Is
sai. that TIE interview rotated 20 u- new city
bonds and the!r negotiation by tho R.ihschl is. Tor
whom Nj Belmont u agent.
When Mr.. O'Gorm4n ald Mr. Bilmont bad re
tired, the Hon Hcny Saith gl.del tifough the
Mayors chamber, and sought Mr. Hil. H. called
to ask tae Mayor 20 iacltrte the PAYMENT o. the
Po..ce Department, anl rec'ised favorable az
swrT.
What Is the prosp,c. Of rmsinE money TO pay
on the police iOrceI , inquired cUN reporter 0,
Mr. smith.
~ tulx the matter viii be all right To- MORO w."
replied Mr.. Smith " our men de.erye their sila.
res for they nave Wel e1rucj them They are ON
duty solletimes eighteen hJur- day aud some OF
She eoor ir,.uNs h,sr z-i s tif-ti crais IA vt6vr
to OL ain mVuey " pap 100 aeos tney Incurred last
month ~
"What eorrss do you intend to rursus II thev
should not 0e paid to-uJTrow .' a,kri the Sun
mrn.
Then Ishal advance t1e mon'y m's selr; but
donN Ike 10 10 that now, as 10 "a. -ht ablIsi
precedent tht' would be Injurious % tn' depart.
uenL b.. You maj say shsI lhe ~. &c Nlli Ue p,ld
IN day or tNu.'
The sun., 1871-10-06
EX-COmmlssion-r PleRsonton Before the
Courts A rest Cnse Involving S1,OOU, 900.

The attaches oil supervisor Du:oher's depart.
ment have ep,stediv recovered fines Of wholesale
druggists IA mis- city for not ahiIins an iniernL
revenue stamp 10 each bottle OF Imported per
fumers in tie mrruhc,urer's package Some OF the
officers amassed iortaues by raids on this cas- Of
merchants, ald ;he'r visits become 80 igoablesome
aud extensive that su appeal was made to wsshin--
ton. The merchants con'cndoi that the original
PACKAGE" described in the law, refers exclusively
10 tie ease Whicn pAsses though tle Custom House,
apl not 20 sie small package Ia which siI or a
dczcn bottles are enclosed and they claim that re-
taNers, TO whom they sell the manufacturers pAcK.
ages, should nrng the stamps. Their We've nave
been ,us aued by all the Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue EXCEPT Con Plelaonton; and q suit has
hccu brought In tile United states Circuit Court by
Mcssrs =. II Sands and ochienehn & Co. 20 test tue
question. rne importers boldly assert that Pluasou-
tons decision VS. made in me interest OF tire manu-
iatturcis Of American per'umtry, whose hcqtQu1r.
ters are IN Philadelphia. reveuus VI {lOOJOJU .
year is iny0 Ne4 In Ibe decision.
The sun., 1871-10-06
Live stock Market.

NEw YoRK, Thursday, Oct 5.-Tho recents Of
beeves to-day es loads. or Assn he ID 40
At ommunlpaw, 20 cars At Neeh,wsen and 10 cars at
Tooth etreut. Ing narkct dun aud dep tssed aud
except for slrcty pr me a1d cHra steers winch
scarce the ruling price, were iuy hcpn lowor.
Some 81 car loAds OF Texans sold At 6ft5c n
and common TO rrlme nauyesees AZ gdnc., with
sold when the market closed.
Win $500 sheep ana Ia nDi received. and about 7oO0
held nom crtuY. shfep Neas al a. &c.
N and lambs dull a. b11Hc v n showing decline
vi Ac.Fn.
sxtythroe rsrs or t nogs arrived and nrices fell
on TO ~ l5c. n, awe, ava 6@BHc, dressed, with
PIKE sOid AlGSC, net
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Lieut. Col. Charles j. Smith, Assistant Adju.
tsneral and q iet OF stan wee Lient Col joan
A Goarey, relieved at bis own request; Mayor
Jouu Il FeiloNs, Judge Advocate vice Major fh,hp
f. smith; MAJOR John Satug, Engineer, Yico II IOr
sidney Il. Morse, DR., NJ Uor Augustus +, Frech,
Surgeon, vice Major Robert A. Barry; Capt.
Herman Geritzsn; Capt jeremiah Il. Sm,th, ord.
nance Orlcer vice Capt Stephen d, O'Keone, Capt.
John II. Frencu, Senior Ado do Camp vice Capt
beverly Ward; Lieut. W. ,. Bruins Jr., Junior
AIDE al. .Camp, vice Lout. William IL. Gunther, Jr.
Tue headquarters OF this Drig'de wall b. al 'he
tIyIng htil.
The sun., 1871-10-06
ulNAlyG AND rININCLIL.

EjIg FER CENT GOLD BO&Ds-r.ut
mortgage ON tho MONTGOMERY ana Eu'4uIa lt4igo.d,
lud endorsed py tho STATE Of Alabama. Tho road
has bat two or three miles to duish Limited to
tlC,0lO per mile OF flushed raad. A gooi road. a
safe bond and a good guarantee. We oaer thsm
a, ~ saa interest GEORGE oPDYNE a co,
- Nassau street
The sun., 1871-10-06
A ARniI,,nv on ,be Auc,lou BIoch.

In the EHchluge salesrocn yesterday, James
n, Miner sold oY auction tue Elevated Railway nom
the Batter. to It's nor,hern terminus, the rgAT OF
way, land aud tsuem uts, locomotives, cars tracks
engines, and other pro oity. The nr5t Ind was
{2u.OOO, and II WAS gradually run up to $780, 900,
and shocked down TO Jlmes ii CoNing, trustee
,eraay aud The tes i, TO be plil IN thirty drSs Tue
road Nas tvlt BY tAe reeEec =. pa! "l the MOI.
The sun., 1871-10-06

Steamship New YORK. Bremen mdse and pass
steamship Blenyille, Havana, md,e apd pass.
Steamship El.en =. Terry NewUetu, muse and pAas
Ship Diauca. Calcutta, indso.
Bark Heurck Bjcru. Havre. mdse.
Bark Queen Of the tltcte Rotterdam, irou.
Brig \. StowcrH, CHmdcD, sugar, etc.
Brig Magdala. Rockland, stone. etc,
bchr AbIena, Little utace BhF, coal,
bchf Palma, CharIestOh, 5 c.. naval storcs.
Also, the uBuAi river and cDastwtss ycssciA
SAlLIp.-steamships CITY Of Bristol. Liverpool Mis.
aoufi, Havana, Gen. BARNES Savannah Manhattan.
Charlestoni Beneiseiot, Wilmington, n. { saAto.a.
NmL-MLE
The sun., 1871-10-06

II II q. receives tho nomination for tia PrsSi
dcu = Rnn e. s. q. Is pTe'eatei nT his PEI iiHsus as
cahdidate Tor another term what tnenp gum sdos
A. all events tho heAdge O the grea natter viii be
isued contnuousY aud With eyer-lncressllS eleganee,
&C, JAs Forthcoming ftsniOnh tTom az bToAdNN cor
ner of Fulton street will be the most desirable tsat
eVeE emAu alei trOm tho lnlpItAble kR0K.-Ads.
The sun., 1871-10-06

Yesterday Nr. Charles ;, Spencer applied TO
Judse McCue u BROOKLYN FOR the release Of Nine.
Van BusAhA ON her own tcCuslu4ance. lie fAl
she had many friends who were Willing TO iurnlsl
the required bond Of $4,000. but tnat they did not
wish 10 publish thsir names IN connection With tar
case. n" proposed to Geposit the sum named with
trust company, to DC luIioIieu tu % her huu
appearance. The oneI MAJ accepted by JIige
The sun., 1871-10-06
sOION RUPIN.OS,
travelling AStlt hAd OIrespondeut
American AuEfCu LruIsr,
New lOrh.


lie made several tours through the South In this
capacity md bi MS intelligence aud gracious. Afable
ma nsr- secured many friends among the ete ol So.
cety. lie WIS tIUered and Toasted. dncd and caJoled
on eyery hanG. In return ne delivered speeches
aud io.sts 70 the planters aud wrote Ino melouess
oil verses TO their beautiful wives and daughters.
10 MS friends IN Now York he gave glowing ac-
counts Of BIS receptions, aud oabbed OF the number
o. hesuulpl women be had kissed aun bow tl@y
mad told him--these beautiful wOmen-he was 90 a
dear loyo OF mau," IN sue VI his long white beard
appeared VA the AWericIR Agr1cuittiR, and one
ca n see that SO on was demurgl1et Ins Innocent
q nouguuulnoss oi the student /, displaced by look
OF vain cou,liuusnes., ami tIere Il wicked smirA
and zee, ~ tae uout ami eve. IL IL SCION uudone.
Never AGAIN could 10 tut happiLoas IN the society
OF tue -nloYed ones al home
VISIONS OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
noitad rough his bran to ths'e1elu.ion OF ali else
II mono ana hmiy grew disIas,e.ul 10 him, and
t'c ar OF LAKE county disagreed HIt1 los u'l.th
Ou tue rsa OF M health he tirs lims,ll avay nom
us ruil aud took up his abode IN hcN iort,
Nncre, 90 l'jj, he became editor Of tue AHeTic1u
Agricdfuptd, IN the employ Of Mr.. A len.
before he went he mortRaget all his property to
the SINKING Fund 70 raIss money for his uA n lso
family. That he lsit in his wilas care anu by her
industry she msintainei It: but tho responsibility
WIS a grave one, aud, Wien the weeks ruu iutO
months, sud nearly year Iad eIpreI without re-
celying any remittancss from him, assurances Of
rtfe ~ miserable 49, her confidence ~. him
,us not destroyed, and lie wrote Io hin constantly
ANA freely
neArr-BsoEgN wIFEs DISCOVERY.
To her suors bes,ecli1t his return or perns.
sion 60 eu 10 MIN, he "rote no ho loutod to have
hs family vita rim, but urscd tho inn osslDi i,y
uni'r tie clennsIlLccs, and tao Nlte OF his hul th
would mol adnlt of nls re urn 10 Lake county. HIS
WI'. rrD,"sl htg lmrJttGIitigs. ouI t' consented
in i53. g. have he. Nat-,t3 Nee Aatk, 20. .eJk
al some country PAGES N New jersey, alIA view
Mrs. Kobinsoq went hut she soon io,ruel TO hcr
sorrow That "lcro i.ulr4nco Is bliss rs ioll 10
The sun., 1871-10-06

Yesterday committee OF humaultariaus met
in Mr Beieh's ONCE. A silver medal was ordered
to be presented to John Hus.ey, Norgshorenan,
for plunging into the river from Pier iI ana saving
A drowning horse. John already wears a gold
moasi Tor saving human belnss non death DJ
The sun., 1871-10-06
8usin,ss Rotlt,s.

Nervous Debility. y.-nUMPHtEYs No. % tea
sure remedy for nevouensse loss Of energy and vgor
low splrs, &C. Price, per pacsage Of ave 81 boxes,
Rad lnC 81 vial OF powder, which Il tmnO.taEt ~ all
sbit.etc cascs sea, Z " IN I.ceipt Of monrI; seat
ratnic Med cine COMPANY $50 Broadway New Yors, o.
call a. retall store, bi5 Broadway.
The sun., 1871-10-06

The overseers of the Third avenue. McCombs,
Dam. aud Fordham bridges and the Harlem River
improvement have been warned 10 prepare for .
suspeAsion Of employment on daI's notice.
The sun., 1871-10-06

Lid Bfoalwav sold GS naving 30 4, rn AMI tio pef
month without extra ohaIge Macnlne, 70 lot
j. T. FILLS & NJ. FERRY.
The sun., 1871-10-06
NdRTNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-rHta DAY.
sun rsni.... 20 sun fets. IS Moon rtscs 10
HiaH wArEE-futs DAY.
saAGy H00k..N ). GOV lslaui. a. Hell Gate... 500
The sun., 1871-10-06

The WILTON shuttle sewing Maehinc, che
best and CO. ates hrul-'la-s acnes ~ the world.
Price from siJ TO Sl0J Sales room 1H1 Broadway.
The sun., 1871-10-06


THuRsspAy, Oct. 5-P. h.-1he railway share
,,.,L., r.a.ctea st,ono to,a with , ttr de,,..
'"'' Nv -. - ~" ,',
oi activity during TIE morning honIs' buI as TIE
day advanced q less confident feeling became az.
,.r,t and .t tb. ei,.. p,ie.. Ion, led .i,,,o, tl
parent anu I" Me e'O'e' Il''0s 'OuNHeu AOOu' 'e
srsctne feature and the volume OF business reflected
''.V'u1 So Wv 49,, - ,'', ~
ohly the average amount Tue 'atIe' ueahugs "eto
uoted la WABASH, Pacific Mail. Lake Shore, Central
stock. Westero U.ion, Rock Island Union Pacific.
ohio,, and Nor'hw's,'ra'. In Tic miscellaneous
hs'' Consohua"on |oa au' Aheeu W 4''s' snu 'neI'
were lew transactions In quicksilver at io1.
though subsequently, weak
-, , , .,..,. .,,o,, -, 49,
I'e golu marke' op'neu ''e'uF al iIa'.' pu' 'ooh
advanced 10 ia In anticipation or large bids at the
Treasury al. of Do on Al mi, 6rpr. ths trans
a,,,oo. 80 $3.50 n,tn mo ,nronnc..rsr, ,r,,
b,I. had been ELECTED to the eIten, OF s7,.97,COO,
-. ,h., IN. 20 nno non s.,r.,. ,xo,,I IN. r,,,. on ,
-"' ''I' ,,,,,,,N ...ss ......
hass OF lliIlI'S' "heh sharp covering move
men, on the part Of the "shorts" began, and the
n,,c. US carried nm ,o 1t.x IN. go,d oool rL,eh
w. "' ', ~ ~. - -, ,,-,, 80,
Tor several weeks has successfully manipulated u"
price, closed out their speculative ventures lew
60 - - - S.f,s. a., 49, .a,.... a., -.
Ihe'e are eVuehoes ou'V' no"eNsr' 'na' no"
Ise accession of sono prominent forsirn bankers,
Ire Ire aisS, nam sas'oa Of strong p9riie. The share ad
yanse 70 ~. VI, noted about 3 7. ~, ,ad "a,
coce, IN. ,m.pnt Of loretS tIiscr'0i,on, on tbc
nevp io4n Abaut lie sau,e tine tne Lenders M ,olI
oIn HIoG. 10y, ,. v sI ~, ,,o ,SS Ge % to1 t
5ti OF y cent r.r deim having been paid, tnougi,
closing tfar-scti5ns we're freo Of intcrcs, citner
way. TIE recent. of gold NJ the sub'rrelsury
nrre si.2GiS: payments 265ugI; balance 500.
Oh N Inc currency reccint. rere k,3,,O96 pay
ments 50 s7n 9iS; balance. s7,Oa6 76s. The customs
receipts Were $4,000. lie total clearings at the
Gold Exchange Bank were 6O1i0.UO; gold hal
.nces fibO0 62i and currency balances {20is,O6l.
The folio aing were the quotations:
N , a uqUi i.isP tia,f IN n N ,,.l
iJis D p 80. iiie 81 NJ - ii.s 81 NJ 49, liz
- - = -. -, - - -. = - =, -, =, ~
Ine io'Vsn ~, .,r,s "ete hiL1 ~ aV'e w
~ ~ ,h m, nS EnNi,nt i,s, 9 10 ma tn' hi
tr ..',,t,,, ' ~, -, IsSt nrbI.,sI SIM tE
BANK rate Of discount was not advauced and il now
The sun., 1871-10-06

Ia order to snAblo the mechanical and iudust -ial
cls.s to witness tho unme.se show At West fiu'.ug
ir aulsrl uas eIuu0s ho p.t O.; ei1.s.1. - ..,I
t,u.., CallLTsu tNehty -nye cents. -Ad0,
The sun., 1871-10-06

Pnimer'S Lotion viii Cure the Smallest
Pmuie on your lace. vel rs tho most terrible cu
tsncous disessa yor possibly afflicted WITH
on any part fyour person.
The sun., 1871-10-06
DIED.

why wenr Soiird Gloves ? JoHycn's Iaodo,
y. nIlce % cenls.
The sun., 1871-10-06

both IS Acting Comptroller and a. Halter The Grcsu
family are always successful. For proof. call a. ~
Nassau st. ana you will surely buy one Of Gi.GAAr
ia sylct
The sun., 1871-10-06
IINANcIAL am comnERciAA.

Dooiey's Yesst Powder makes eiezani rollf, bis.
cuts bread. griddle eakes. pot pic rnd roit dump
uugs &c.AAdr.
The sun., 1871-10-06

There Is a 'ceiius OF regret that Nr' Robinson
dii not claim alimOny. Soon Robinson IS q rich
man His income rom stock IN tue y. York TtG-
uue alone ,ields him nearly tf,OO0 year. His IN
terest in the Westchester home cannot count Tor
mucb, but his place m oidI II valuable, aud b.
ha. property IN Government bonds, For the auemp.
TO detrive mis- long deserted wife OF all support be
sLould be taxed prOpogiiona'ey'
The sun., 1871-10-06

The most rsrrioic ruthnrYHs diseure thrt
Nou can D. tniHfH1 ~ d eau cured by appll
Gallons u faiaipr's lo.lor.
The sun., 1871-10-06

tinl deslgnH lAhic watches. choice ewelry aud
silverware. at sQtIllE's. y, Fulton ST.. New YORK.
Diamonds ASDccialty.
The sun., 1871-10-06
Tiffany & Co.

UNION SQUARE.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS.
The sun., 1871-10-06

Tlt of pure md uhJlloiei DhNgnIlrOpy 40 iiaN
st-ursd caarge Of her property and become her
hi-.ue.s agent 70 the utter discontinue aud sup
y pa.tns Of the VeseJ street legal gentleman, in'
p, 'er before mentioned, He took this charming
nIoH ~ hls boarding honss, introduced her 10 his
The sun., 1871-10-06
LFrr AND Ap,SpoSsp uga,

an, sirce sald time has retu.ei and u.ll ft,us,,
% I've with the plaiuut aud rai otca A.,
serted dufug s4d tllr "a Z he Wuud unt
lrupu 20 san pMnur snd i've with nor "a
ft untha o. ms. tll'e sai lA.e, aud from that time
plautH nas been deprived q Tue torietr OF sai ds
tcndunt hul lct vi hJut the alyc@. care aud an,c.
ton which the slid defendant was m iuiV bound TO
pN0 asd b'stow upun her That All OF .ud sicard
acts OF sbAndoumrut AND veertOn tho part nj san
defendant atand Is without her consent sud against
T. tsls. 2hat 81. 4 vf-f!ta as.gNt "stv
lfhu dealre l. l-l tbs laiut has syrr been ieA1y
tS-YD-to hdu .ial iy" ia . h~ y &, and ias
only ueen preyent'd frIm % 10 ug by SAID defend
ant. That sue now aud has been Tor the Last
twsnlY years and upward bona ie esidont Ot Lake
tho Court tOr Jag Wtut OF divorce ASalnsl SAID do
tepGanl I9a Ie DJAGs VI uslT9b 81 heretofore exist
The sun., 1871-10-06
AN OLD FREE-L0VE SINNER.
ynE IX5outrOyS CAREFR or SoL0N
RODIEsON or mr. 1hIBCNE.

kbr serpent that Rlnsted thc Tribune Para
dice with Prre-bpre Po'sOu-A Fu Mem
tor for tho Calhoun -Macfa rim d-Rirhn rd-
= tsn Isans-A Fair Iype of the Receiver
Y. rtcthinghnw-1ii iitou Party oil Progress.
'C-.ro. vonocBoe Of The sun.
CaowS Poisr Seh q, 1s7l.--Thc following
t'ys~liasment tells IT. own story
,n'oN IlEsipRS1 kOGICE.-ststc OF Indiana Lake
y CCuatJ - Lac Circuit Court, S,pteub -
Term Isd -MnTiAli Il t.iusuu ". SpIOu kOhusou "a
s51,e named plaza lif having ned u tue Cletks .frcC
& Co. f.sg Nircat Goat. A'r druFla-a. Rzstust 'El
sad 0cfndant ANA II a srtug ~ me atndNvit "
sreeted person TIA tnr -Ad del'ndnht i- uO1-
t,siJcrt Ct the state daua he l. therefore here
by OF n.d OF the rlHg Dud rehdrIcy Of taid cIui
W. n and That unloss Ice Nnp before tue Juigo o
asa court st a rex sfaD1, go D. ip' - - frf up
House ~ Grown Point, tuV ttd h.Uniti -Uptc
Der, 1871, and plead, AsWol. uemur thereto. tne
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07
RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS
GRANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD.
IN AND AFYEk sATURD AZ, ,Jul the /.

nN AND .AFTEk SATURD AY,Julv the 1.
~ ISL. two. daily passenger q aims will
1nn between Washington AID iynehburg, effect
ing denble daily connections through between
NEW WORK and NEW ORLEANS. At Cor
louisville connection is made By mail trs in with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad daily, SIM
day excepted. to Richmond. Staunton and the
vIRGtNIA SPRINGS at Lv thburg with
Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio Kai !, oad tor the
West aud Southwest. and at Washington, to
/ Leave Washington daily at G 80 q, a. ana
$50 p. MI. andsAlaytalcia at $50 - NJ ano
6.5e p. NJ, arrrvin at tvasibarg az 9,'S p NJ
ana az ,ae.r4 - ses.i.
Leave LyI9fsoaFs q M ana ~
a. M and, at Washington at e,l'p. nj, and $40
For, Banassas : Division leave Washington
daily (exceptisg Sunday with main line
train, at e,55 a. M: and Alexandria at 500 Am.
Leave Manassas Junction at9,a0 a. m; pass
Strasbnrg at II As r.. M: and arrive at HART
Essanbafg at $40 p. m. connecting with 4 4 rmo
Co.'S Stage Lines to Stauuton, aas.i prin
&c.
Eastward, Le,ve H,r.;,plptrsi at 9,45 a. M
pass Strasbafg IT II, + p. M, leave Mahass
junction at 90 p. N. connecting with main In
throay "a To N ts:li -tun and the North and We
Good Connections, by comfortable coaches, ar
l'made To tairtax Coart House from Fair fax sta
stion.; TO Middleburg from Piains; and to Upper
: Both the Eastward bound trains make close
connection at Strasbargwlth the Winchester and
Stre sbuig Railroad I'd Winchester, Harper S
Perry, Caron Springs, &c. = Il
= Elegant Sleeping cars are run daily between
New fork 9ssad IyIchburg, without change.
- Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lyncl,buig z, avoiding the inconr enence oftrans-
ter in Washington. ,s..i.5 :.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points. ss.,-s
IIS~ Excursion tickets at retu ceG rafes rood
to LIST October, TO all She principal Summer
resorts ofFirglnia,
J. NJ. BR0ADUs,
July g. If General Ticket AGENT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07

=. A Connecticut deacon nearly captured
Ave boys who had been devastating his
chestnut trees on Sunday afternoon.
Shaking his first after their retreating
forms, he angrily shouted: The sneak
ing little devils if had hold Of 'em one
nlinvte, I'd and then suddenly espy ing
his pastor on the scene, he impressively
added, I'D pray for EN-!
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SU NTACi
l WILL Buy ANY AMOUNT OF SUAAo ruAT'
IS PROPERLY GATHERED AND Cured. AND
PAY CASH FOR IT!
Accorlinr 10 Nral;tu IS fnilnr.s-Galir

y l. l
According 10 Qualify, as foli0Ws-Gel!T
Fl 81 ,o,-
(" d ny
! SG&AC BARK MILLS, NINCUESIER.
| rtRFc~1ovg Tia s,,,ao sl,.,,,,5 J.. ......-
VIII Re tlie sap is still il tie lea t-say as eea-
erai thing, curing jl,lj august and September
ana not ttel it has tplrcd much red. and N
| 10 case after It has began to drv up and dead.
en- nor after the least frost.
IAefed berries should ak be thrown ont.
! The Tx o. black sun.ac, as it Is called is as
good as any.
I II may he wiited iii The sun hut must be cured,
uaaer eoFe", 2n il. got allowed 70 be burnt by
The sun or get wet or te lnsreA large Qusriti-
tes Is to neat IN cur .Hs-> amy 81 which destroys
its G2'1r "Lu .Iifeng'A and IeEeels i vaioeless.
! II should lei oe mi r"n on tisht Eo2r 10 cure,
but Faiseq up 30 as 10 Iet the AR ger under II;
ana " sheI' n'E H'1Se.l A-Gen suria5e can 5e -
talnea II d small sFace, ana th9 Su;1ac u ii
cure faster. Al seiAac shVuld D. gathered at
T t.I 6ro enc l q for ~ sd fu,9o 70
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A Yankee in Texas, who sat listening
to the stories of Louisianian in regard
to.tte marvellous growth of sugar-cane OF
his plan taton near New Orleans, finally
taid THAT ant nothing. I've seen cane
IN old New England more'n mile long
Nv bas Kind Of cane was il? was the gen.
eral inquiry. "A hurricane! answered the
triumphant Yankee. 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07

"A farner, says tie Iowa Homestead,
purchased Of Northern tree peddler fit :
differnt varieties Of apples for a large
orchard. In few years these Fifty var
ieties resolved themselves into only two
kinds. A wonderful, though mol ia
usas, instance Of vegetable transmuta-
ton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07

An o Id farmer who ives asked by an
impairment attorney if there was any
pretty girls in his neighDorhood, answer
ed yes, lots OF EN-. so many that they
can't find respectable husbands, ant
lately some Of ems been taken up with
lawyers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-12-07

r. wer,uly Quaker thus wrote: 4 -ex-
psct 10 pass through this .Eorld but once:
if therefore, there can be any kindness i
.ean show, or any good thing I can do to
any fellow hunan being, let me do j,
now. Let me not defer or neglect it,
for I will not pass this way again.
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pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
STRASBURG AND BALTIMOR AGCoMo ,
DATI0N.


On and after May l4th 1871 Trains, viii run as
follows:
Mail Leave Baltimore 500 a. m. 'Ha, pers
Ferry 1,l0 p. N. and arrive at Strasburg
4. sop. III
Fast line Leave baltimore 4,O5 pm
arrive at Harpers Ferry $50 IN. leaves Har-
pers Ferry 200 a. m Winchester $3.50 a. N. and
arrive at Strasburg II so a. m. connecting with
both o. A. & NJ. trains.
Jail leaves Strasburg 80 a. N. Harpers
Ferry at La p. M. and arrives at Baltimore at
6.05 p. IL.
Fast Line leaves Strasburs Io'elock
p. M. connecting with both o. \. d n. trains
at Strasburg Junction, arrives. at Hargel's
Ferry at $50 p n. connecting with fast line
west. and c. z. Express east arriving at
Baltimore at s, 45 p. m.
I'm COLEs
july c. If General Ticket Agent.