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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03
Wltrolnai{6e @at6l6laac

burd Sr. AdrI Nrcnl, pclber jcInc Nl09nun9 p0n
SIR. 3G, GdnoltrlBe, nab Sfr. ~, SdrriionifraFe,
Der Buciten gr. as ron Der 8altinicreItra6e, oertest
bat. SerieIbe giebt iber aue SerbGltniile uuo @es
beimniiie 6es 9ebens Austunit, tStt.9 ,lYit.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03

100 1onnen 1d>pere @uBetienzabfdIIe, NOS
fir Der bo9its Bdarpreis beSabtt Iptrb BON
Separt SdpeS,
Sifenz@o mmiiiorezS dnolcr in
i2I2-l Nfr. q. Apffs - inces9lne.
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GrripaltrrS> Gcrtanf

ElU cines
" 10 ertbpoucn bGuIcs,
ais Wr. 2s2, NprbsSrpac map. befdnuf.
9rdtt einCs 9sfretes bes 4rCt6geri6te Der Staht
Baltimore perben Die intcr3cibntten YtriUaIter nni
OifentIiber Mutton on OFT uno Sicle Spnnerfas,
ben %. Ropembcr 1874, RadmltidBS nm A iibr,
uertauicn:
tcn sam,cn c3ruuspIas, In Der Staot Baltimore
sete9en uub. mic ioINt, teihrieber: an Der Qinie brr
g9eliisite oes YrunoplD (lrlb1 UtGrttitra6c 9~euGnntI
In Der @Nifernnng pom 20 BuB norolib uon Der Nuroz
ueits@de Der GbelUitroBt uno bes SIoaciudp antans
%iangenb; eann %nortIld, an Der geeiilgite hes Vrodoz
nap, 10 6ub bis Suin anian9spunite brs Ylates, no
Die gartci oes eriten 2betis bieruon ar 5obn Uidiiou
ptrpddtet; oann meItiid, parallel nit IbbottiirGBe
mo lin9S bee senGnntei BlabeS, 60 Sns & 3on bis
an Die @eiiiCite elmer ia 6uB Dreitcu, BON Sobn
email. jun, ~er6ftneten Mnep, Uelde In Ole abbott-
itraee iiDrt; oGnn iibltdb, larg6 Der gSetieitt beic9tcr
Hneu, 10 iShB, nit ben Jicdtert @ebraud uno ljriui.
legten beiagter A0cp,. 9emCinidattlib nit Mnhcren,
lnb bGnn oitltdl, parallel nit ot NbbottirG6e, Co Il.
q SOD Dis Snm NniOn8epunttc; ocricibr lit elmer jdbrs
lidlen &tunomietbe BON $a5 uHtcrUUIien.
Die @e6dube bGicben in ctucnt 3~.hodi0en SScbn=
haufe init eiuttdiaem 9inter0ebduoc, ais III. 272,
ytorbr g'rpah ipau, betaTt.
gerfauisbgoingnr9en: Gin 2ritttbetl baGr, Der 9iet
In u uno ~ Wondtcn, ooer Illee baur, ipir Der 4Gn=
feree lDiirfbt; bic Sre0itjabtnigen nom gertaufetdge
an Sinisn traaeno mo oird 3ur 3uiricbrnbeit oCs
BerlpGlter5 i%neoltrte Stoten pee NGufsr6 getUert.
Shpnias " clcneincn uno
ShdS. eco. aSiiipn, YeriUnltcr;
t26i, 26, 9,70,2 ,5,6.S,U 1reap y sirfloue. anlt.
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Afl ncrfauScu.

lii 0as 2k It6di9e 0obnbaus gr. Is, @oIfz,
nabe eonbGrotrG8g nit z %3inmsrn, iebr bill g; ltra
nuncnttraBe, t2 bel so iSue bis an eiEe 10 Il. breite
glIcu; @ruRrmictbe st2; grcis 1926. Das 3~-hodi9e
;te9 eliteinerne gSobnbuus Nr. pa, St9btz, nabe Fetr
ftr1be; Brcio $1,000. Gin 3 nodi9es SBobubaus nit2z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al 6erSdroltnc- ,nGbeSaDcttez
itrabe; Breis $500. 9lnroun 4 Sruscnp,
Jir. 10, Sap Buildings, ooer gtr. 10, Eoros
(24S-) Sonofra6e. 3
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nerfaufeu.

LID dl'inr pauier, iebr binia, an Der 9Iamiapz
10 BcpplGtontra6e bel Shpmas Gill,
(&69-l Sfc Der ct. Saul uHo HGnettefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03
acknowledgement
gnllsgcinunfmndluua

% ucroru Ole ttm mtCrgbttgttu Ggdtttt
otr Stabt Baltimore biCrmit brUnhTidtgt, RAG an
<DiuBt nod Dem grl,tu WlontaGe I'm BoUtubCr
istI %. 3. oH =. NJutWhtD i0iAcabe Beanie gr
iuGblt Dtrhtu.
NeEucgucur rec ZfaatrS;
StdGteidNaBEV uutrCleur
NtHcrdls 5tuutedundit;
Sd'crth ser Staet Sdliimprr:
Sta9tSanipolt Ger SSast Baltimore;
ZtattggumEtyr;
Aidtcr Ccu GNaiicusG crid,tN
StadtsiCidtOr FUR tcu rtfcu GcicpaebmtaS-
siegirF;
StaGtsirnator fir sen egittsu @ciepqebnnaS.
SSC1It;
tCdle @fitaiicecT ScS untrrhaIticS FER SeicBs
aSbmHq asa rem trfcu Oeicggcbuu9S SicVtfc;
zoos mEItplirccrc cS cictrgqtbungNsuutcrhdu
les nnF ecni GWcitrn @cicBQtbuHgSzSSc iiTgS;
trdNe'DiItaltctCrbcS Observation-Disclosures
ice Hne BEN erlttcu @c'cgaebuuaS SeJirte.
i-Ii=Hnl NunH.U tNlbfrt EGtTtT.
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Sebr bilig 3u Ucrfantrn.

Gin ih6neS mo6ltrtes uno ucrines 3immer on
inen ooer siuei Serrcn In Ser. So, siUrSsG alperts
trafe. (260-9l
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49,, Gin Iobubaus tgtr. $40 an 93ctaSapcttcz
fgiih fraBc, 49, Ui 100 i5uG, 1T icbr biuig 81 perz
k.:t iauien bel SingcS 4 Saraeant,
yir. 3, ct. BauiltaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03
3u Ucrmietbcn.

- 8ie 9rO6e 1ie f durGttoH uno Wobnuna
Ltd @r. AZ, Heriuan:, nabe 9cipdrefraes,
LII ib 5u irgcno cinem @eihaitc eiancnh. t262-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03

EaiI Sas niebtibe 3,todi9e Sous gr. t79, SUB.
%iOnjtra6e, Canton, nit I 3imncrn, Spcrunten i'm
Sole, iGr bic iteiue Sumnle pom $3.50; $lC0 baar uuo
Der JfeIt in 6 Sabren.
~. Ssrner 81 aier sutCs eauo in Galuert > 60
80 iiir Die 9crln9e Sunme BON $3.50. 9tdbrrce bel
tpdp, na9c EapettciirGBc. (2j7-)
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gu %uerfnufen.

lid Eleine SGuier an Der EcocroIz, nGbe De-
eaturitra6e, our6 Ssifair Wfdrriptt,
ct. RGulitraBc, 2. Sou5 n6r6tih BON
ecrn9tonftrnRe.
500 O In @rnnoiiiden, @runb tinlcn unb aui Sn=
potbef. Selfair Marriott,
ct. RGulitraBe, 2. &au5 rorottb uon Der
L229-l NrrinntnnirnRr.
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gu ~herfaufen.

I'd. 0ds SuuS SIR. %, Chit utaipIraBe, oretz
tOGi9, nit &intcr9 ebduoe, 9runoSinSirei aegen 9dar.
TiuHcS X Sdrgcdnt,
SIR, 8, ct YuuflrOEC,
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I'm @erDa!terssB crfaui
Eilli ron
WtTtBu ottCmBadt- 9runbciGcntbum
an Der
0iNs Is ~urC1iur- unhe llrnffIrnnf.

an Der
0iiesG %drcliHc nahe 9rdttfrdhe.
Sn Rolgc tiuCS SetTgtcS cCS 8rci5 : WtrDttG Der
Stabt Baltimore, pirb Der llHterJtihuttt alS Gtr-
lualter dui uticutlidbeT Mutton on 9rt unb Sttic
MiittipudI, ben %. NOocmbc 1871, RddbmittdqS
3 u9r, oa6 n0hhcbeno bci6rcbcnc GI0Cntbum uers
tUUitu, rGnltb:
edS sau;c Giruneftiid ucbIt ScbGuIihFcitcm,
IN bciNgtcr Staot geltltl uto IN etntr Urtlnrt non
3Gtrid gBbitt an YdyGOrttle ancctionOom -, OH.
1860, Weihc IN OCn tauo Ardtun hrl0Attr Stnot tn
Siher u ", 0tr. 2sl, Sol. j3i, clugttrugtl,, lutt ioiJt
htldricbcn, udM,th: an her 2Stititttc br Caroline
ittdRt, tn Der Gntltrning bon 3UctUuRotTt uno uttrz
UNI uierIG i244l EnB lilolth uor htr Snolpcit = Gdc
Der Guroltntr NM BruitiruGc, Oni0n9Cnb; o0Un mo
lid, IN Ger @eliCtie bcr GGroltutltrG8c, itriStbn tl5)
6u8i bGnn wtnlih, paroItt nit Brdttltrahc, ctnbuls
ocrf 400 iSuB bis On cine 20 iEiB hrtitt HIicp; cam
n0rcttd, lGngs ~OciGatcr aicp. lunlScbn ujl 6uB mo
olHn 6itltd, parallel mt NrdttitruGt, rtubunotrt uOOl
i5uf bis Snlu Aniln0c an Der GdrottneitraBc, cIner
i~dbrlitbcn @run0mtctbc BON Slt.23, b0lbiGbtIit
Jablbar, uuterlDorlcu, uuh nit etutIu ga itUdiGcH
'iCgcIIteinerncn SBobnbGuit nit 9rlraeibc1 be-
bdut.
&srtuuisUC6iununQGn, ipic inter 6ctn Sttrett oora
gcidrieGen: rUH Srtttbcit bar, Der 0irlt IN t unO Il
Ntcaateu. nit 3inicu uui bis SrcottjGbiurgcu pom
BertGuistagc an, un6 burd Die ytotCn Ocs 1dnter6
iur SniricNGnbett bes IerUaltere i%Rboiirt, gelibrrt;
ooer Aue6 badr nab Dent Srlitbrn ots adnicts. g1cnn
Der Sd0rbttrug ntht btt'm SOlrie cntrthtet Wito, nluB
cine NuSubluuG BON $500 9entGdit lucroen.
9ernonn h. Srownieib, Btr!uoltCr,
III. 81, ct RouIlrGBe, Stnultr yIr. 3;
O.. ". @ovrr y Sobie, Mutt,
SlbsSit-&tc Der Gap. uno 6Gnetteltr.
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9it p%crfaufru.

ElU Gin Wobnbaue uno oGSu 9cboriees @ruub.
itIit, 60 Del so Su5, uube am lBaicr uno Wtnrttc, im
eigreno iiir cine @Grten= WtrtbiUatt, 8otienz@eihiit
ODER iOnit etluas, lpoju 5turIl eriorberlth 1T. Sie
lSabtun9eu iuGrbCn Sur d3uirtccenbcit oes 9iuierS &C.
iteat. =. y. s8enB,
Rr. IS, gBetaNauettes, ooCr 9ir. 216,
(26t-6l
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Su perlciben
10000 auf StGots @ruHo etgentbuln, $4,000
1000 aut Sppotbet oeer 5000
$500 aGl0sbIre Concentration. 1000
EinacS 4 Guracdut,
(Stt.i7,iS) Wr. 8, ct. YautIrdfe.
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Serlangt unO geindJt.
Nrr1nnnt,

Sin ie(6ttdnoiger D(Gnn inr eine Noulotug Maz
ibine cher 6rdiezWtai1ire. RddBuiragen bel I. =.
9intcrmefd, Rr. 81, Slap nabs 6umarhfr.
(262-p
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on Cambridge, Ghcr uuo alice glpn iru5t. riE8
ihtit6tid elnce SorrGtbc5 oou @roccrtC GrttfCln,
aunoihoit uu6 Gtnri6ulrQ ec9 EaoeuS an Der ytcroz
in ngmfCIleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03
SeTtciScraRsen.
W. 81. Gnninnn a Snhn.

Npropeitede o~ergerin9trn II. @~purtlanbitr,,
Mmftiondtpreu mt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MISUNDERSTANDING uou @run0eigeut5uT, VT
tien uno ObligatioHen.
persdnie OUu DlObiIisu int Sauis bes GIssu=
tbIlnere.
Sertdufs Don %isrSen, Sieb, aSaasn 1t. {. no,
no &C iein mag.
eripat:S sFFGuie BON sauisru, eanbsreiea ii.
GruHhmictbe.
9lnlsiben perf@aHt uuf GtseHt5un in oet staet
uHb ont Dem canoe. CScpt2i.tO
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Gin gulcr Sbneiosr ouf geote; 9nter 2obn uuo
Strafe. t262-3l
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Ru t%erfuufcu.
Ri b%erfaufcu.
Sauier III %pcrfanfcn.

fF!i 9auter 81 berfaltcit.
-EaiiI 3psl Sduisr, SIR. $50 unp 36t, Central que.
iebr 6ilt9. Sduier 81 ~uert0uien uuo Bunt BertauIs 81
lbernebmsn in earolineitr., Sroaoipap. Ssfierionftr.
unc In alien 1beiten Der StGbt, biat9, nit ODER o9ns
bic @iH,ieBung bon 0tebuurgen aaer art, @intaiiiren
bon @rlrbmietben &c. bilia beior9t. Cine Nn5abi
uon @runeftiidcr tets btlt0 on pano.
~ 81. Sprf,
SIR. 1902, @ou9bs, 5ipti6sn Bonbirase unb
(Iug. 10, 8 Dlte.) 8~roaoDab.
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Ri %ucrfaufen.

Die Office aui Der Torboit 9de Der Sauetter uno
ct. RaultraBe; fir einen Ibuotateu oopr WiGtler iib
paiieno. Sbpmas Siu,
(25S-) @de Der Napcttez unb ct. Ruu[nrake
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9Scrlauat

Gin NidOdtn i'm alter BON IA bis 10 Sabreu in sine,
ttctnen 6Glnilie. gu meloen In rfr. IS, RpresSdi
Tpline4, ndbe NJ u!lifin franc. 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-03

Rn nrrfanien.

Cine gutzCin9cribtetc Sddertt lit biaig gu uerta
len in DIR. f3S. TorcsSisbfra6e.
fNTF o. fm.F u. <
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DAB. eElutoiu,

bic iebr gcfhidtc JtGtbseberir, taurJu ieber8ett lber
8erbdltniiis bes eebcns, iiber @llt un6 lln9Iid 9es
(proden per6eu in Sr. $50, Sisbtitrape, pierte
Gblre bon oer 9SeititrGbe, redts in Der Iueu. 90
Sts. PRO Berlon. SonntuGs d Az ipreter. t260-6)
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Gin Collector fir bic Louisiana Equitable 9ebenss
8eridrrunss : @sieaidait," %; Elm otttuer enersiiber
Mann tam cute Seoingungen crbGlteu. Oiun tueHoe
id an s.. y. Srcipftsr. @Cueral=Scrpulter
t260-2) Ar. 8, goitzS Office Gpenne, 9immer Rr. ..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
TOTAL TdLUE
OF THE $4,000 GIFTS $1,000 600.

The drawing will take place as soon as enora
wings enough are sold to distribute the tickets
before as man. ticket holders as choose to be
present. and to be under thei' control
0ctS OF .'.''.''.''''''.'......"poIy q1IoM
We refer 10
Thomas H. Kemp, Clerk of Caroline Co
Court.
| George II. Rossum, Ait. at Law, Denton
Md.
r. K. Richardson. Shel iff of he County.
William Fell, ESQ.,, of Demon. Nd.
Marcha s. Bro, Zeal Estate B'krs, Ei6Gely
| Md.
(The above gentlemen will act as Super
visosy Commi ee.
Refer also to Cha les GooGing, ESQ, Spea-
ker of lie Delaware Senaie all he Leading
Men, he Danks, he Editor of This Paper,
and he Press of he Peninsula genei ally.
We want active men and women. evei vi
where, 10 work for us. with whom we vii
make LIBERAL arrangements. namely, efter
their OF deitng heir sample englav wing. We will
give The m one evg,aving and one icket Free
or every four names they send Us with So 90.
To 0, der an Engraving, send us 81 10 in a
registered letter, or by Post Office Order AND
we will send by return mail, the engraving
and ile ticket FREE.
Send all your orders Cor eng avings, money
and drlfrs, and oil COZ espondence 10 our
general Office, ado. esscd ibus:
Caroline Co. Land Association,
9th and King Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
RAIL ROAD ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD.


ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JAM. the 29th
~ 1871, one daily passenger train will run be
tween WASHINGTON and LYNCHBCRG, con
Meeting at Gordonsville with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad to Richmond, StauntOn and the
Virginia Springs; at Lynchburg for the West
and Southwest, and at Washington to the North
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at 6.55 a. M. and
Alexandra at 500 a. m, arriving at Lynchburg
at 5.0o p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at S.25 a. M, arrive at Alex
andria at 5.25. p. m, and at Washington at G. Is
p. m
Pssengers for MANASSAS Division, will
leave W ashington daily, excepting Sunday, at
1890 a. NJ, leave Alexandria at lao IL m. pass
Strasburg at 4,20 p. m. and arrive at Har-
| risonburg at 100 p. m. Eastward, Leave Har-
risOnburg at $40 a. M, and pass Strasburg,
| at 9.:5 a. N. and connecting at Manassas June
| ton with main line, arrive at Alexandria al
| l.56 ~. III and at Washington in time for con-
| Meeting with the 800 p. M. train from Washing
| ton to Baltimore.
Good connections, by comic table coaches, are
made to Fai' fax Court House from Fairfax sta
| on to Middeburg from Pla ms to Uppe rvillt
| from Piedmont, and to Stanton from HarIison
| burg,
| Both the Eastward and Westward bound trains
| make close connection at Strasburg with the VIII
chester and Strasburg Railroad to Winchester
Harper's Ferry, sc.
New York and Lynchbure, without change.
Also, cars through between Baltimore ant
| Lynchburg, avoiding the inconvenience of trans
/ fer in Washington.
Through tickets and baggage checked to al
prominent points.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
Nov. 1S-tf. General Ticket Agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20

A COMPETENT Witness Willis M
look Tell US, William who made you
William. who was considered fool,
screwed up his face, and looked houcht.
full and somewhat bcwllacred. Moses.
I s'pose!'
That will do SAID Counsellor G.ev,
addressing the court. The witness sa US
he supposss Moses made him: that is an
intelligent answer, moro than | thought
him capable of giving, fol- it shows that
be has some faint idea of Scripture. |
submit that is not sufficient to entitlc
HIM to be sworn as witness capable of
giving evidence.
MIR. Judge said the fool. may | ak
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20

lDLE GiE-s is painful spectacle
in fanilies, where mother Is the drudge
to see the daughters, elegantly dressed
reclining at their ease with their & wing,
their music, their fancy woik, anG THEN
reading, oeguiliDg themselves OF toe lapse
of hours, days and wee.;;s, enc revc:
dreaming of theii responsible lilies; but as
q necessary consequence Of neg lect O. du-
~, growing weaiy Of ihel' useless lives,
laying hold o. every newly-;nvente,' slim
ulant TO arouse theif dropping energy.
and blaming their fa'e when they d'ie
not blame their God foi having placeG
them where they ale. These inc ividual +,
will often tell yon with an air of aGec'cG
compassion (fof who cad believe It fe?D
that poor dear maua is working herself
to death, yet no sooner do you propose
that they should assist hes .hau they &C.
clare she is quie iii ',ef element, il siiols
chat she would never se hapoy if she L:'G
only half go much 10 do.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20

JaE R,rc.a's PoIE Huadic'is Of
people there are who 90 not rude. stand
wbv the barber uses The red striped pole.
It originated from ,he fact that, some
Centuries ago, it was customary for bar
6efs to bleed people, and the pole, with
alternate winding stripes Of white and red,
represented the baHdage Of the Fli lebotl-
mized victim. In the course Of time the
apothecary excel!ed the barber as blood
letter but the old sign of the craft was
retained by the latter alter the Junction
which gave i. significance had ceased.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
r.

Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic an
Bloon-Pnrifying and Cures all Diseases Arts
ing from Habits of Dissipation, and Excuses
and lmprudences in Life, Impurities of the
Blood, etc. Superse'ling Copaiba in Affections
for which it is used, and,Syphilitic Affections
in these Diseases Used in Connection with
Helmboldd's Rose Wash.
LADIES'
In many Affections Peculiar to Ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is Unequalled by any other Remedy
was in Chlorosis OF Retention Irregularity,
Painfulness or Suppression of Customary Evae-
nations, liberated or Schirrus State of the
Uterus, Leucorlhea or Whites, Sterilty and
for all Complaints Incident to the Sex. whether
arising from lndiscreton or Habits of Dissipation
1t is piescfihed Extensively by the most Eminent
Delicate Constitutions, of hNth sexes and all
ages (attended with any ofthe boaey Diseases or
Symptoms
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20

WuEELEn,s CAVALRY VS.. Ku-KLux. -
Our old war comradc, Bill Wyatt, of the
Sixth Georgia cavalry, made ten-srike
the other. He captured three of the
Ku-kluS shat Gov. Bullock has been adj
vertising for, carrid them to Chattanooga
Court House. got them convicted and
entenced to the peniten'iaiy for seven
years, and came down on Bu lock for the
prize money, $4,000 for the first, and
81. 900 each for the balance making
$1,000 in all. Bullock paid up ike a
little man, and Wyatt went home happy:
This amount of mony il, Cha oosa county,
all at one tune, will create tremendous
excitement. The beauty of the whole
affair is that these Ku-Klux were COM
mon radical thieves, and were paying
Ku-K lux to recover their s:ea ling oper-
atoms. Bully for Wheeler's cavaliy.-
Griffin (S. C.) Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
MI
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
CONCEN TRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHO,
THE GREAT DIURETlC;

has cured every case of Diabetes iu which
has been given. Irritation of the Neck of the
Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys,
Ulceraions of the Kidneys, and BLADDER,
Retention of fhe Urine, Diseases of The pro-
strate Gland, q one in he Da idsr, Galcalas,
Gravel, Brlckdust Deposi,e, and Mucous or
Milky Discharges, and for Enieebed and DELI
cate Constitutions of both Sexes, Attended
with the following Symptoms Indisposilion
to Exeriion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory,
Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Tre.1-
bling, Horre' of Diseases Wakefulness, Dim
ness of Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
Flushing Of the Body, Dlyness of the Skin,
Eruption on The Face, Pallid Countenance,
Universal --assitude of the Muscular System,
Eic
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to
twenty-five, AID from thirty-hve to tifir-ive or
in the decline or change OF life : af,e" contine-
ment or labor pains bedwetting in children.
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H. 7. nELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU
DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, Etc.
in all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience, and no ex-
posture. 1t causes a II e9ueu, desire, and gives
strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstru-
tions, Preventing and Curing Structures o. the
Urethra, Ailaying Pain and lntian nation, so
frequent in his class diseases, and expelling ak
Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims o. in :
competent persons, and who have paid heavy
fees to be cured in short time have found they
have been deceived, ana that the 'ioison" has,
by the 'poweriul astringents," been dried up
IN the system, 10 break out in more aggtavil-
ted torm and pehs is atter Marriage.
Use HelmbolG's Elk, act Buchu lor all Alice
',ons and Diseases of tho Urinary Organs,
whether existing i" Male or Female, from
whatever cause orig inatin~, and no ma;er OF
itw long sanding. Piice, one Dollar and
O v Gents per Bottle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20

SMART BoY.-Janesville, Wisconsin, is
noted for its smart boys. The latest story
is told of youth of six summers who was
taken to task by his aunt for some. sup
posed offence, which he pcrsistently de-
MED. Now, Johnnie said she, L know
you are not telling me the truth ; see it
in your eye.' Pulling down the lover Id
.: the organ which had well-nigh betray-
ed his veracity, Johnnie exultantly repli
ed You can't tell snythine about it,
aunt that eye always was Fittfe s.reaS-
ed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
POEiI CAL.
TO A FRIEND.

I'd give to thee No wreath of Fame,
No gem from Honor's crown
To place above that brow of thine,
To give thy name renowh;
I'd bring no jewel from the mine,
No coral from the sea,
No pearl from the sanded shore
To offer unto thee.
I'd give to the one single rose
From Love s unfading tree,
Oh, there amid those leaves unclose
The brightest gems for thee.
I'd give thee one unchanging ray
From Truths unerring light,
70 guide thee on Life's winding way
Through every shade of night.
The wreath of Fame will soon decay,
And cease to be of worth,
And jewels soon will cease TO shine,
If shrouded in the earth.
But Love and Truth, the brightest gems
Our Heavenly Fathers given,
Will glow with purest lustre here,
And greet us first in Heaven.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
-

Being Prepared Expressly for The Above
Complaints, lis Blood Purifying Properties
are Greater than any other Preparation of
Sarsapari!a. 1T gives he Complexion clear
and Healthy color and Restores the Patient
70 State Of Health aud Purity. For Purify
ing the Blood, Removing all Chronic Consti-
lutional Diseases Arising from an Impure
State of the Blood. And The only Reliable
and Effec'ual known Remedy for the cure OF
Pains and Swelling of he Bones, Ulceratious
of the Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pimples on
the Face, Ei ysipelas, and all Scaly Eruptons
of the Skin; and Beau'ifying The Complexion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-20
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