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job Work.
OF eli kinds executed neatly and promptly
at the Uesald Office.
job crkr
Meeting of School Iru ste os.

WOODSTOCK, April 9Th 1871.
Pursuant to previous call, meeting of III ;
School Trust ees of the County convened al
10 o'clock A. n. Pesent, j. II. Grabill, Co.
Superintendent, DR.. 4. S. Miller. j. M.
radford. DR. J. P. Cline, John A. Saun.
Hiram Bowman, Dr. G. A. Brown, Joseph
Watson, Col. j. H. Sibert, Lawrence Keller,
Monroe Funkhouser, David W. Maphis. Ell
Cofelt and Geo NJ. Borum. The fYst bust
mes in order was Inc organization of the
County Board. The County Superintendent
Pres. er oGfc,o Geo. NJ. Borum was elecie
Clerk. and his salary fixed at $3.50 per day.
tor time employed.
On motion John A. Saum and Geo NJ. Bo-
rum were appoi nted.a committee to arafT BY
laws for the government of the Board, TO re-
port at the next regular meeting The ap
portionment of the FIST instaliment Of the
State funds made by the County Supesintend
ent, was approved
On motion It was resolved 20 submit TO the
voters Of the county, at the next ensuing
May election the question of q tax Of one
half mill on the dollar and fifty cents on each
tithable. On Motion McGufeys Readers
adopted, and the County Superintendent war
requested and authorized to examine and de
termine upon the merits of other books
adopted by the State Board of Education
and decide which series shall b. used iw thir
county. The Clerk was authorized TO psr
,hase the necessary STATIONARY, after which
the Board adjourned
G. II BokUM, Jyo. IT, GRABTLL
Cierk. Pres. en- oeScjo.
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At meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
the Town of Woodstock, held March 9th
1871 Ordered that the time for repairing
the siio walks on Main Street, be extended
to lie lst day Of May 1871. AS the author
tiles are determined to enforce the above or
der. further indulgence will not be given.
Any information a. regard TO the kind Of
work required will 70 furnished on applica
;onto payii Rode fer, enferin tsndsnts o
$ lsSalhy. s.s 4
{ s. Joas G. orr, G. 3. T.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
E..na NOTICE..

The April no. Of the Maryland Farmer has
been received. We regard it as One of the
besee gricultural Moathies published. In no
way cad farmer better invest $l,50 than by
subscribing for the Farmer, Published by
s. Lands Mill s Co, Baltimore Nd,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

Doctor Donini.
We extract tie following from the last
Harrisonburg Enterprise
4 negro Desperate, supposed 10 be
Doctor Domini, was stopped .: Lovings-
TOT on " sdnesday lsst with stolen horse.
He shot and wouuded Orvilo Lovington
and James Rogers, the later supposed ia
faly. lie then made his ssc4ps. aud the
last seen of him was near Covesy lie, al
bemarle>eounty. making his WY towards
The Valley.
We have since been informed that this
infamous desperate was killed near the
line tetween Amherst and Appomattox
Counties. $50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

NyATCIl CLOCK f Jewellery STORE
w ESTABLISHED IN Is47. Wo"d.tock Va.
The undersigned respectfully announces to his
friends ard the public. that he has now ON hand
large and we'll selected stock Of
WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY.
to suit the wants Of any who may b. in want Of
anvthinc in his line, and at prices that cannot
fail to give satisfaction. Eight day and Thirty
hour weight and spring CL"eKs Of every i'atteGn
and design, Anne: ican English and Anchor
watches o. the est quality, md
GOLD AND COMMON JEWELRY
of evefy varietv and style. and all at prices
tia t cannot fail 10 give salts faction.
Particulnr attention given to the Repairing Of
Watches. Clocks and Jewellery. An experience
of more than
rs YEARS IN WOODSTOCK
ensbles him to say that as hereto fore, all work
will be warrtpted for one year.
Sptctacl4s inGold, Silver ans: steel flames, to suit
any age. constantly on hand. and glasses fitted
to old frames 10 sui. all ages.
Thankful for past fsyOrs he hopes by attention
&c business and fair dealing to merit 4 contn-
uanc. Of patronage.
mar. 30--ti w. Il. BARTLETT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

w. Knabe s. Co,
OF Baltimore have recently sen. . fne
pisno to a purchaser in this place. The
excellent pianos sent out By this firm
furnish ample evidence Of the fact that i.
you wish to make a iudicious purcha Sc
yoa can ALWAYS do il 8. this house
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
Commcndabie

Commcnda bic
Our Board of ! rustees are detern ined
to iinprors our side walh Il is just
what We need Strangers whiting our
town, complain Of the miserable condi-
,iol of our walks. and the absence of
shade. Fix up. make the town attract
i've. it will pay.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
Enterp rising

Enterp rising.
We learn that R. S. Richardson has
been engaged to erect number Of build
ings at Broadway. Mr.. R. enjoys the
reputation of being good architect, aud
we are G lad TO see that his skill is sppre-
ciated,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
AGRICULTURAL.

ARrfcuItuFaI.
Desiring to make the agricultural de-
partment Of our paper both interest ing
and instructive, we solicit commun icatlens
upon subjects of interest to the farmer.
gardener, fruit grower and stock breeder.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
GtOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS.
THOMAS WILSON.


Attorney al Law & 81 iicit.r ofClaims,
No 32l ~ Street y ashfngson y. G., practi-
ces the
SUPREME COURT AND COURT OF CLAIMS.
VIII Al tend e, the prosecution of Southern
claims before Southern Claims nm ission late
" authorize bv act Congress and appoi tie
by the President, cons stin Z Of Judge Adds. OF
Verm' t. late senator Howello Of Iowa, late
Re reseutai-e FERRIS. Of New York. =.
This Comm issnn is authorized to receive all
claims from the state. lately IN rebellion ; tskes
the ev ideDce ard testimony. nd re por the same
to Gong with theis Recommendation in each
case. No provisions is yet made for the payment
OF these claims. and all action IS subject t. the
future action ofCongress The Commission will
set in Washington.
x. G. Glasscock is authorized TO receive claims
and collect Testimony which will in prop !!
time bespresdn ted to shis Commission.
All communications must be addrdssed to
hin. No. S2t Az ST., Washington D. G.
I.u' He will be at Woodstock on the 30ths oil
March ana willrenlSin Until the IL tot Ap ril.
April I'm
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Town and County Affairs.
ToOur Patrons.

EOOuF PHtFOUS.
As it is important that the business of the
old firm should be closed up, as speedily az
possible. all parties endehted to us for Job
Work, Advertising or Subscription are re
cuested to come forward and settle their ac-
counts. The books are in the hands off. Fl.
Grabill, who is authorized TO receive and re-
seipt for all amounts due the firm.
TROUT & GRABILL.
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Attention

Attention
The organization Of the Military Com.
pany at this place, will be completed on
Saturday evening, April 18th. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

We are informed that Bass have made
their appearance in the creek running
through Powells Fort.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
Col. O'Ferral's Letter.

We call alteu ton 10 the letter Of Col.
O'Ferral in re ference to repor: in circu-
lstion III this section concern ing him.
Tue report was believcd heretofore by
usDy simply because it was act contfa-
dieted. We are glad that the Col. hesrd
of it and is enabled to correct the f. lse
Impression made by some persangl enemy.
Attention.
Is called to the following new adver-
tisements:
Books advertised by Southern Univer-
sity Publishing Co.
Clover & Cofman' assortment offspring
and Summer goods.
P.J. Fravel & Co.'S large stock Of goods
at Woodstock and Mt Calvary.
Mark Bird anl J Ii Williams Com
missioners viii sell at public sale. CD Sal
urday May 13,h, valuable farm.
w T. Williams, Special Comm. will
sell House aud Lo. III Woodstock, CD
Saturday May 18Th.
Notice to creditors John Shipe's Est
G. G. Evans & Cos Book Estab li2h-
snept, Philadelphia.
j. P. Nelson g. Co.. Jew Spring and
Summer Goods.
Heller and Ccfinan's new Goods.
Hoe HJedderburn & Co. Of alexandria.
Salt Plaster. Fertilizers &c.
Order of Publication Jacob Pence and
other vs. O. G. Billings and others.
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] i r Z b L i A :


WHAT IS IT7
1t is sure and perfect remedy for all diseases O.:
the
Liver and spleen. Enlargement or 0bstrue-
tion of intestnes L mary, Uterine,
Or Abdominal Ogans, P'ver:y Or
NsBt OF Blood, Intermittent or
Renittent Feyers, In lalnmatiun CT
The Liver, Dropsy, Sluggish CIR
eulation Of the Blood, Abs
cesses, Tumnrs, Jaundice, Scro-
fula. Dyspepsia, Ague Fever
Or Iheu Cohcon,itants
DR.. Wells having become aware ofthc extraor
binary medicinal properties the South
American Plant, called
j Z. Il L Is L \ d
sent SPECIAL commission to that country to
procure it in its native purity, and having
found ito wonderful curative properties to even
exceed the anticpaiiDus formed public, and is
happy 10 stat. III ~ he has perfected arrange
nsEts for regular monthly supply OF this won
dcrful Plant. lie has sptnt mucn time expert
renting and investigating as To the most eIncient
preparation from 1t, Tor pc! ular USE and has for
some time used in his practice with most
happy results the eie ctuai medicine now pre-
seated to The puplc
DIR WELLS kXVRAt OF URUBE-
IA
AMI he confidently recommends 1t to every family
AZ a household remedy which should BE- freely
taken as Blood Purifier in al arrangements ot
The system and to al innate ana ioruy ali weak
snd LymplIatic temperaments JOHN q. MEL
L0GG, Plat st. New York.
SJie Agent ior the United Statek.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send foc Cir
cuials. Apr. l3-4w.
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HGrse Thief EsnEsd,


Hodges, & horse thief from Western
Virginia. who had been arrested and plac-
ed in jail in Stanton, was taken out OF
last Tuesday morning about 2 clock by q
party Of men. carried two miles from
town and hanged This man last week
shot aud mortaly wounded Mr.. Whitiock
who vas trying to capture him. Hodges
leaves wife and Eve children. His pen
atty wos severe. We attribute this re-
SIT iu 8 great measure to the lepiercy Of
juries who ars uos disposed to impose the
full penalty of the law upon these dssper-
ADDE'S Mr. Whitlock is very estimah'a
citizen, and has wife and enc child
Mrs. Whitlock is in delicate health, and
it is feared that the shock occasionod by
the shooting of her husband may prove
fatal.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

NE viii send handsome Prospectus of our
New illustrated Family Dible c0nta lining even
200 fine Scripture Illustrations to amp Book
Agent, tree of charge. Addrees, National Pub
fishing Co.. phi!adelphia, Ia. Atlanta Ga. or
st. Louis, Mo. Apr. l3--4w.
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VIII asc Fault?

whose Fault!
The neglected condition Of the old
Episcopal grave yard. is q disgrrce to
our town. Several panels of the fence
are entirely gone. leaving it open for
general COW pasture.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
ihieVing.

hrs. Daniel Burner lost thirty chick
ems at the hands Of some mid IN ight PROV
Ter, few nights siuce 4 number Of
chickens have been stolen in the neigh
borhood of Mr. Henry Koontz's. about
two miles below tom. A good load Of
buck<hot would have fns effect upon
these scou ndrels. sr
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-EHIS Is No HUMREG !,

rENHIS Is NO HUMBUG
lsy aendirg 35 cer." with sEe,
h eight. coor of eyes and hair, you wit receive,
by return mail, a correct picture OF yoar tature
husband or wife. With name and of marriage.
address W. FOX, p. o. Drawer n. "a, futen-
Mar. lG Nv. HE, h. n.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

Y1ISE.
I have now made arrangements 20 open
tho spring fish 'ra,te in Woodstock, and will
deal in none other but Strictly
PRIME No FISH! tAb"
which will he sold in barrels half barrels and
hundreds at the lowest
CASH PRICE ts1
The first run Of Ash is inveriabls the BEST
and cHE,PEST. . ssttt.5r
Hand in your orders early and secure q
good artic Gle
mar Soft. u. C. BARRON,
Draler
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Accomo dating.

Accomo dating.
On account Of our crowded columns
Mr.. S. A. Danner has permitted US TO
postpone lis advertisement of New Goods
IN til next week. He has them on hand
and is prepared to sell al the lowest mar
ket price.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
FREE TO BosK GENTS.

A pocket Prospectus OF the best Ilin.tl atet
Family Bible, published in both lngith anc
German, containing b IDLE Histoiy, Dictionary
Analysis, Harmony, and History Of Religions =
Sent free application.
w. FLINT & CO., 26 South It'll St. Ph;la
Apr. I3-4w. Pa.
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MisCOusfrucG.


We are sorry that our remarks concern
ing the treatment we had received at the
hands Of Internal Revenue office should
have been construed to refer to the local
officers of this County. Our business re-
lations with both Mr. James and Sir.
Lichlter have been OF an agreeable cl nrac-
ter, and we arc indebted to Mr.. Lichllter
for his efforts to secure for us~the amount
due. The parties to whom we referred.
We learn. are not now connected with the
internal Revenue Service.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
= E DE, RS
nyl rx,ylE> vEnDg

Over one Thousand Fluctuations. The largest
best selling and most ttracti7e subscription book
ever pub lished. One agent in Beaver, Colorado,
sold loo copies in lays. One agent in Milwau-
her from 20 to 80 copies per day. Send for Cir
cul.rrs. with terms ut once. address u. S. Pub
fishing Co, New York, Cincin 1sti, Ohio, and
st. Louis, Mo.
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EXgFACI HON DEcrFE.
Tesio J. ". WATSON. CLERK.
TO NIT
II CnAkcsEV.

IL CHAKCsET.
The object Of this suit ia 10 ascertain the
debts secured by the decd Trus' executed By
A. Nea 10 samuel P. Shirley Trustee, their
relative pri"ri:ies-,ie amt of assets, and.
generally to obtain he instruction Of the
Court As to The administration Of the snit.
1t appearing by saii:ac'ory evidence That
the defendants Joseph Pearson Gen arc MOI
nha5itauts Of This State 1t is ordered
That the said defendants no appear within one
month after due publicat;on hereof and dc
what is necessary 10 protect their interest f.:
hat y copy OF shi< order be published in somr
newspaper printed in Woodstock, "nce 3 ~cs <
Tor four successive vreke, and \ cory posted
at the truut coor Of The Court Hn>ss If ssiG
county, Oh the first day Of the hsxs County
Csurt a cory TEST
". Hw. p. z. g. ". .dlLEY CLERK.
Nsrch 23--4w.
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DIED

WICKS.-On 18th inst. IN New Market Mrs
Mary Wicks aged IA years 2 months and q
days. t~
.SHACKLETT.---In Harrisonhurg, on Sun
day night. April 2mf,. Mrs. ELLA SHACK
LETT, wife of Henry shacklett. Esq, aged
80 years and months. Her funeral WAS
attended in the Baptist Church Tuesday. the
4h, at 10 O'clock, By large and solemn
congregation.
BaUFFEY. On Thursday morning. March
10Th: 1877, near Green Bank. Pocahontas
county.W. Va, Mrs. Anna Bruf-y. widow of
John Steven, decd who was on. of the first
settlers'of Travellers Rerose. now PocaEon
tas county, W. Va, at the ripe old age Of 49,.
She was good woman. .e
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Crews. STOVES. .KHTTLES. KETTLES
= STOVES. STOVES KETTLES, kETTLkS
Manufactured snd sold by the Weodstoek Man
featuring Company. noA.l9,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

Geo ?. Rowell & Co.. are the New York
Advertising Agents for this paper, and COM
plete files of ican be examined at their office
by ans one making application. IFhis firm
hasreduced advertising 10 a more perfect sys-
TEN thawhas heretofore been known.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

FREsu Ga DEN SEEDS in great variety.
Warrented as represented for sale By
i. SCHMITT.
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Eacra mental Meeting.

Eacra mental Me citing
viii be he held in the Presbyter ian
Church. in this place, on Sunday the 10th
pst. sa -. -sesed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13
safe Bil,s,.

Safe Dilis,sr - s ..sA -
OF all sizes promptly printed at tho herald
Office.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

Frances c. Buikett vs. William Burkstt
Divorce,Ia vinsulo matrmoni granted.
Jonathan Foliz Sc, VS. jacob Ludwick &C.
Bill dismissed.
job n P. Lonas's nom na!ion as trustee of
TIE Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of
Mt. Jackson, in the place os Lemuel Allen
removed, vas approved and confirmed.
Vim. Golladay vs. Henry Hottie &c, decree
to sell, James II. Williams appointed Special
Comm'r.
E. A. Lsvis, Us Jacob Lewis, Divorce a
vincula matr imoui granted.
l. IL oidsred ll.ai Lawrence Hanman sr
Philip ?. Baker and Eesis Baker b. appointed
nlssses Of 81. giertens Church
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-04-13

SEA Moss FAnIYE from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Cusards, Creams
&c, &c. The CHEAPEST lealthiest, and
most delicious food in the world
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D,GE COUNTY To WIT.

DsGE COUNTY To WIT.
In the County Court February Term 1871.
Jane P. Gatewood ......... Con- plainant.
Wright Gatew God go. .................. Defendant
ly CHASCERY.
The Court doth further adjuoee. order ard
decree that john Watson, Commissioner Of
lbs Court. audit and report. lst the
amour, that vii be due Complainant out Of
the personal estate Of h.r deceased father.
ID. the value OF her interest in the realty.
Sd. what IL he value. ii any of The life es
tate CT Wright Gatewood in her interest in
said estate. 4th what would be 3 reasons
bic and praper retirement 10 make upon
Comp inanta under nil The circumstances Of
the case. 9th. what disposition shall be made
Of the interest. il any of The Complainant {
husband in said estate
Extract from Deeree.
Tesio J. ". WATSON. Clerk.
The Parties interested in the above named
suit are hereby notified hui have appointed
Tuesday The 26h dag CT April next, ~nd
my office ~ L'tr"y as the time ara place TO-
executing he foregoing Decree when and
where they are required to attend.
Given nnder my hand AZ Commissioner Of
said court at my said Office The l7h day If
Marc 1871.
ST. J. ". WATSON, Com'r
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woodstock, Directory.

woodstock, Directory. -atssl
v-s ,-3~ ae,Churches: ~'..A
German Reformcd, Rev. G. II. Martin PAS
tor. ~.
NJ E. Church, South Rev. David shoaI. :
Presby ieriau. Rev T. E. Converse, 1"
Lulheron, Vacant.
u. L. Church, Colored. 5"
Sc hotls.
Woodstock Graded School, S. C. Lindsay
Prin, J. W. aIagruder and Miss Laura Spen
glsr Assistants.
Woodstock, academy ]. p Richardson,
Prin.
Colsred School. Emma Dorster. Co.
teacher.
.Shsaa ndooh Bar.
Mark Bird. Woodstock.
]. C. Mckay,
Walton / Walton,
W. W. Bird, X L. Triplott jr. Mt. Jackson
vii! ANS, BRO,
&. Z. Stick!ey, sirasburg,
Physicians &, Surgeons
Campbell 4 Aasruner. }:4 sq
jos. 9. Irwin, W. F, krebs, W, H, Tr;ple.t
Dentists.
A, Martin, @, N, Bsrun.
Post Mas.er,
A, Heller. D, Lic'l te~, rsptty.
Telegraph Operator.
Vt, c, Barron,
Merchants. .-
", II, b.rgelt, Books and Stationary.
Clover Gotham, Dry Cool, i Groceries.
Z, l., Cobb, Dry Goods and Groceries, @
J, W, banner Hardware snI Agricultural
Implements,
8, a. banner, Dry Goods and Groceries,
2, J, Frayel I" >.
E Heller i Cof1man.
Hugh Logan, Groceries and Quesu wars.
J, P, Nelson, Dry, Goods aud Groceries
{. Mech, dictionaries,
3. S,hmist. Drugs Medicine. g..
iss JaEo Myera, Millinery Goods
Shoe 1Mukers
L. u. Hoover, fttnry L. 10 hneon
". 7. 6 T. NJ. Shafftr
Tin. Sheet IRON, Stores DE.
Joseph Bauscrman, Donaldson & nn ,sley,
Saddle & Harness Alkers.
William Dosh, f. Grsbih
Brick layers & I'las.ere~,.
Philip BrabecI, E. c. Hass,
D. b. Uoshour.
Buckshin Gloves,
George II. Oh.
Wagon Makers, s-
?. Rsmey & Sous.
1unnery,
Maphis & Richard.
Dcelers in Country Produce DC,
Jno. Crawford, W. G. Barron,
Hotels.
Nstionsl Hotel, p. schsFsr Prop'r.
Welsh's HAZEL, C. Welsh Propr.
Woodstock Manufacturing Co., Foundry
cnd Mlchine Shqps
J. w Dauner Pres, J. P. Nelson, seety.
and Treas, R. C. Hughes, Superintendent
Photograph Gallery.
Carpenter & Gitlock.
Watch M,ksrs and Jeuelers.
". H. Barselt, Geo. K. Lewis.
Carriage Makers
Jas. Clinsdinst, ". B. Morr ison.
Painters and Paper Hangers.
Robert Cahoon, J. B Glover s Son,
John H. Fra,el, John W. Fravel.
! Sd. Frasel.
Carpenters and Cabinet Mixers.
Lamuel Burner, y. j. Cullsrs,
J. g Clover, George Fravsl,
Harrison Gillock. Joseph Melborn,
John W. Rodefer, Jas. II. Rodefer.
Turner's.
GEORGE Fravel, John Fl Fravel,
d. j. Fravcl.
Blacksmith.
Anderson & Gill, Gilock & Springer
Peter Supinger. M. Sarbau1h.
Tailors.
VIM. H Few, Isaac Haas.
G. Lichliter, r. P. W lson
Barber d Hair Dresser,
Thomas Banks.
LOG Al OFFICES.
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TWO COSSUaPTIy rs.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN VITO s5hered for years
"A from Nervous DebiHff, Premature Decay,
for the sake of suffering hama, ity send free to
all who need it the recipe ard direction for max
ing The simple remedy by viii nc was cured.
Sufferers WISHING to proiit BY the advertisers
nerience can do 30 by adfre sing in perfect con,
hdcnce. JOHS Il. OGDEN
Nov. lT,-Iy.a No ~ Cedar street, n. y.
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ceAAE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

SNAAE OFVALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant TO decree in the County Court
Of Shenandoah County, rendered Oh tAe 18th
day of March 1871. in tbs chanceFy Cause o.
Joseph Maphs against john G. Hannan {
Admr. Ct as shall proceed, on
SATURDAY APRIL ga 1871,
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