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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNOMNnSsIONER'S OFFICE
v FooDsroCK Aug. 22d 1871.
G. Conner VS. Richard Mllers Administrator
To the creditors OF Richard Miller decd.
and ali whom it my concern.
You are hereby notified that I have fixed
upon the DIST day of September at my Office
to state account Of debts and demands
against said decedent or his estate and of the
dignity Of same and the gross and annual
value Of same as required by decree, of
county court Of Shenandoah at which time
and place you are required to ATTEND Given
under my hand as Commissioner in Chancery
Of said court the day and year first afor esad.
At. P. w. MAGRUDER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-07

Minncsoia has bricklayer called
Louis Napoleon, who remarks that his
pursuits runs IN the family, as bis impcri-
al namcsalsc had A'odl career.
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TSXECUT0R'S NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate of
Joseph Stover, decd arehercoy notified that
they must be presented at once, property
authen ticated for settlement. Those end ebted
to the said estate, must make immediate settl e.
ment, as longer indulgence cannot and will
GEO. A. HUPP, Ex'r. Of
AUG. Slit. JOSEPH STOVER, decd.
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NOTICE.

Aiipersons having claims against The estate
Of Green b. SalnueE decd. are hereby notified
thai they mnst be presented az once, properly
authenticated, Tor settlement. Parties ende0ted
to said estate aust settle the amounts due at once
Longer indulgence cannot and will not be given
GEO. A. HUPp,
Exeau tor Of g. 3. Samuels, deed.
A,,c- o. 4.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

4 YUMM ISSIUNLR ; UFFIJE.
" WooDsrocK, VA, Aug, 1871.
To the Creditors of VIM. Sigler deed. and
all others eoncer
You are hereby notified thatI have f&edupon
the 18th day September 1871 at my office to
take an account Of debts ard demands against
said deccdent or his estate at which time you are
requir ed to attend: Give pnder ny hand as
Commissioner in Chancery of County Court Il
Shenandoah, the day and year first aforesaid.
aug. 24-4t. r ". MAGRCDER.
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July 13--1y.

TDOANOKE COLLEGE.
ID SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.
The 10TH ANNUAL SESSION OF this In
stitution will commence on the 9TH DAY
OF ~EPTEMBER, ST..
Expenses for Session often Months, including
Board, Tuition, Reom Rent, Fuel, Lights and
all incidentals, S205
The expense to students boarding with pri
vate antilles wilibe about hirty dollars more
Fro part ieuars address the President,
jnly 20-8m. AEy. D.. f. BIT1l4E, D.
A STHMA can be cured in many cases and
IA always relieved by the ef he Green
Mountain Asthma Cure. Mr. Henry Hotel has
derived
GREAT BENEFIT
from its use, his is a case of long standing
Price 81. oo for sale at B. soHMIrr's DRUG STORE
June 29-ff.
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PADS IMPERvIOUs


The best and most e;lectual Truss known for
the cure and relief of Hernia or Rupture. This
Truss has received the sanction OF the most emn-
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who do not hesitate to recommend tito those az
hcted with Hernia as bieng superior to all others
1t is the only Truss that will retain the Bowels
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel IS
sured that he is using remedy that will be at
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Of this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all
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Ladies' Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts for Cor
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the Back and Abdominal Muscles Anklets
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Shoulder Braces for Ladies, Gents and children
for the of STOPPING Of the shoulders and as
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Pile Instruments, the most superior articles in
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the spine bow legs, club feet, &c.
Ladies' apartments, with Lady A ttendants.
Agent for Clements Celebrated Ar TIL cial
Limbs.
Agent for Grandalps Patient Rubber apped
Clutches.
Agent for Dr. Babcock's Silver Uterine Sup
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Agent for Or. Wadsworth's Stem Pessary.
Orders promptly attended to.
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No. 90 ". Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, Md
Julv 13-7v
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To the above patrons I return nay most sin
cere thanks for their liberal patronage, prompt
pavmen and genteei treatment during the last
Scholastic ear, and do most earnestly solicit a
continuance of the same Respectfully,
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Gold SIP.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
nrnnnn.,.n nv c.r-nnrns rnnnr-rN
Sep. 5 1911.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

INREsH FRoI THE BAKERY
s. All Kinds Of Crackers and Cakes
Have made arrangements to gel
CRACKER,S AND CdKEs
in such quantities as may need so as &c ave
fresh all the time,
LOWE sTPRICE
from reliable Bakery
GALA TEST THE MATTER,
at B. SCHMlTg'o Drug and variety Store.
4 LII the Popular Patent Medicines in usg
"a for sale at B. SCHMITT'S Drag ssogos
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MALL AND WINTER APPROPRIATION
T. 1871.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR 4 co.

Importers and jobbers of
Dannots. Trimming and Velvet Ribbons,
Bonnet Silks, Sa,ins and velrets, Bonds
Nottg, Grapes, Rouches, Flowers, Feathers
Ornaments,
STRAW BONNETs & LADIES' HATS,
TRIMMED AND UN TRgEs1EED,
Shaker hoods Sc.
2a7 aad 239 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE AID.
Offer lie largest Stool; to be found in this
Conntry, and une 4Valled in choice variety
aud cheapnoss, comprising the latest kuro-
pean novelties
Orders solicited, and prompt attention
given.
sep. ia. mo pd.
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News Items.
County Agent
and Superintendent,

A number of Corcan battle flags. cap
tured IN the recent engagements by the
United States naval forces in Corean
waters, have been received at the Navy
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WHOLE NO. f475

unlucIiy rubbcrs shall be her shield and
buckIer, whatever venom she may distil
upon me.
When we reached my home Uncle
Shubael was just gettinginto his wagon
to drive off.
Stay Bit said Steven; we have
something to tell you
Don't want to hear none Of your
news. | knew byyour looks that you'd
been putting your foot in it. Lucrctias
cryin' over it already. Women always
cry when person of sense would laugh
He was well out of the gate when he
called me to speak to him, aud turning
his back squareIy, thrust these words at
me over his shoulder:
i don't want You to be altogether a
burden to Steven; 50, when you're mar.
ried you may have the bit of pasture
that dove tails into the Frazer farm.
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The Hill of Killenarden.
BY MILES o'RILLY.

Though time effaces memory,
And griefs the bosom harden,
I'll ne'er forget, where'er be,
That day in Killenarden
For there, while fancy reveled wide,
The summers day few DER me:
The friends loved were at my side,
And Irish fields before me.
The road was steep the pelting showers
Had cooled the sod beneath us
And there were lots of mountain flowers,
A garland to enwreath us.
Far, far below the landscape shown
With wheat and new mown meadows,
And as o'erhead the clouds few on,
Beneath swept on the shadows.
Oh, friends, beyond the Atlantic's foam
There may be nobler mountains,
And in our new-found Western home
Green fields and brighter fountains
But as for me, let time destroy
ALI dreams, but this one pardon,
And barren memory long enjoy
That day on Killenarden.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-03
Children's Shoes, in large variety
and at low prices, for sale by
STURTEVANT & SON.

DSYCH HOMANCY.-Any lady or gentlem can
L make $1,000 month, secure their own hap
piness and independence, by obtainiung PSYC-
OMANCY, FACINATION, or SOUL CHARM
ING. 400 pages cloth. Full instructions to
use this power over men or animals at will, how
to Mesmerize, become Trance or Writing Me-
diums, Divination, SpiritualIsm, Alchemy,
Philosophy of Omens and Dreams, Brigham
Young's Harem Guide to marriage, &c, all
contained IN this book; 100000 sold; price by
mail in cloth $l,25, paper covers 81. NOTICE.
Any person willing to act as agent will re.
ceve sample copy or the work FREE. AS no
capital is required, all desirous OF genteel en-
ployment should send for the book, enclosing
lOcts. for postage, to I. w. EVANS X CO., Al
South Sth st., Philadelphia
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-03

A GENTS WANTED-($l6 PER DAY)-by
Athe AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
co, BOSTON, MASS or ST. LOUIS MO-
10 m3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-03
The British Medical journal says

The British Medical Journal says:
How is it that only people who are
mystcriously robbed can become in
simultaneously inscnsible by chlortorm
or other an9thetic vapors? Insautane
Gus means Of producing angthesia by
inhalation are unknown to men of
science, and we are all aware that to
produce an@thesia by any known fluid
eyaporaling from a handkerchief is q
comparatively slow process, and one
which is still more impeded when we
have not the ready and intelligent co.
operation ofthe subject except in chill
dren, whose loud cries lead to deeper
inhalation and more rapid insensbility.
1t is hard to suppose that the thieves
have compassed Il secret beyond the
skill of men Of science
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Without amy more moving in.'

they was great deal better than
muffin
please convince Sylyic of that doc.
trine,' said Steven, while I 20 home
with uucle Shubael for sa!ety's sake
They went away together, and nothing
would do but mother must have out the
Spectator aud hear me read aloud till
bed time, while | was longing to sit on
the doorstep and pile up agony in the
moonlight.
1t came to pass after that day that six
mortal weeks dragged out their slow
length without my once seeing Steven
Frazer.
Sophic's two hiilrcn came down with
the measles, and ], being the only single
sister, was of course, drafted for nurse.
She mentioned once, as | was sitting
in the darketcd room, bathing little
tevered head, that Steven had stopped
at the door, and left message from
mother, but she had said | WAS busy
Just then, and could not come down t.
him. Oh, the bliod cruelty Of mar
ried sister with a sick baby. Can any
nor.oo,t;n' - ut,'o T'6' "'''0 II III '"s 'S'''y q
/ sta;I wi,h co,,;, 81, T., ,n,
were convalescent, and then she let m,
depart in peace
dn1l "Gornoon o9 sor', "U'',CI"'" aJ1i" m :" ho,y
n,or, hoJ Inno anl "tI5 tIo ,, "p I"r J nI.I.'
which Sonb;o in % bor no,hm,I,. T Ir'' soiG.h oIfI
ness Womb cycr giyc ma fnr i ,Lon .
sort Of vision IF INV fntrro unroIIoJ i
solfhnforo nv ovos ~ '"' ''''''
fI refused Stcyco hcc,nso hc wos
doub,fnl Of tbc kind nf ,ovc ho loIt for
me | knew | sbonIJ never morrv ony.
bodv else. must inov;toh,y cono d,m,,
to cats for comnonv, and En3w No chonrn
in Iira nxcont nprsirg NV ,;s,or,s chilJr6n
thronrb oli ,ho ms ,t,t hahy da.I ;s
heir 70 Twas mot tba womnn 70 %ore
a mission and how out snccin, n;r&c
for myself in the world. II | had n
weakness, it was for being taken care
of. Then it flashed upon me that Steven
might consider his offer as already re-
.ectcd, and 50 leave me no option in
the matter That thought was like
oInost 9oIo mo stond Elm hrt T Lrr
rlcd on again, when | caught ~A Ujlicli,
familiar tread behind ,f1c.
'~yyIIyie, said Steven, coming up with
me and shaking both my hands. YOU
haven't the least idea how glad | an to
see you-that is, what there is left Of
YOU. Sophie has worn YOU to skin and
bone. | stopped at her house. and she
told me YOU had taken this road. You
walked as if your feet were heavy. Per.
haps, after all, YOU hare wJJers, and
don't care for nv company
He faced round suddenly, so as to
bar my path, and held out his hands
with bright vet SLIGHTLY mischieyous
smile. put two hands in his. and laid
my face down on them Twas too tired
to do ANYTHING else.
Poor little thistle of q woman he
said in an unsteady voice. and Gathering
me into his strong arms Have YOU
plickcd me LONG enough. and will vou
show me your downv side at lost?
'Onlv love me u little,' whispered
i shall do no such \ thing must
love YOU with all nv heart and strength.
or not ot aIl DO Won sunnoso thot did
not see and pity your trouble? You
wanted q lover who would 800 cross
rartercd, like Molyoljo and waste him
Solf IN siyhs for lava of won Vo, oor1d
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VOL. 81 : NO. 81.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
BY WILLIAM ID. McMASTER
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Give not thy tongue too great lib
erty, lest it take thee prisoner. A word
unspoken is like the sword in the scab-
bard, thine; if vented, thy sword is i'll
anothers hand. If thou desires to by
held wise, be so wise as to hold the
tougue.-QuaTleS.
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A woman called the other day at a
provision store in Salem, Mass, with
her market basket, and the knight Of
the cleaver politely asked her if she
would have some nice steak Steak !!
beef steak! was the reply; NO, sir! l
don't dare to eat beef. | shall be so
glad when the cattle disease is got rid
of. Please cut me off three or four
pounds of liver
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-03-03

Pin is the name of Chinamau who
has been to Europe, and, on his return,
has written an account Of his travels and
adventures for the instruction aud editi-
cation of his countrymen. Particularly
struck was this cstimablc Celestial with
the relations of the sexes, and he was
somewhat puzzled to learn why, on the
deck Of n vessel, the husband and wife
should walk up and down one hundred
times until they got tired. The wild
hila"ity of the men, however, over the
curious manner in which the matlimo
NAL couples exhibited their barbarous
affection, reaches the very height of
merriment. The people actually kiss
each other, and so John Chnaman kicks
up his heels in his mirth, and thanks
Heaven that he is not such barbarian
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CLAIMS OF SOUTHERN LOYALISTS,

The Commissioners of Claims
appointed under the act of CONGRESS
of March 3, 1871, "to receive. az.
anime, and consider the Justice and
validity of such claims az shall be
brought before them, ofthose citi-
zens who remained loyal adhcrcnts
to the cause and the governmental
the United States during the war,
for stores or suppIies taken or fur.
nlshed during the rebellion for the
use Of tho army Of the United States
~ states proclaimed as in insurrec-
ton against the United States, in.
Guiding tho use and loss Of vessels
or boats while employed in the
military service ~ fke UnitCa
give. notice. That their ]
sions Tor examining claims, and
hearing the-testimony of witnesses
ana other evidence that may be
brought before them in support Of
such claim, will begin on the second
Monday, The 10Th day Of April next,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-20
Extraordinary Result Of Advcr-
Using.

"A gentleman residing in q
certain city inserted an adj.
~vertlsemcnti in a new paperfo1
a few days, stating that he
wanted Il man to take care OF
his horse. The result was in
stantancouS, The very first
day he had applications from
men enough to constitute a full
regimentof cavalry the mum
Der went on increasing in GEO
metric ratio till our unfortu-
nate patron found himself re-
celvlng as large n number of
letters as if he were manager
OF a mammoth lottery" or
the proprietor of a new kind
OF sarsaparilla or"hair resto.
rcr.' Letters encumbered all
his tables and desks. and per-
Vaded every nook and corner
OF his house. The postman
staggered under his accustom-
ed load, and the Post Office
Department was at last in a
fair way to become self-sus.
tanning. Postmaster General
Creswell was in e~cStacies, but
our friend was in despair, and
running into the office he i'm
plored that the notice might
be discontinued. His request
was prymptly complied with,
but the stream Of applications
flows steadily ON. He has al
ready had specimens of the
photography of the people of
all the counties in Maine and
New Hampshire, with scatter
ing letters fran the Dominion
Of Canada. New York and
the West have some repfesen-
tatives, and an insinuating
Cuban put in his claim. Our
patron is now awaiting with
the keenest apprehension the ,
arrival of the next European {
lie has no doubt !
that after the lapse of a sufR-
clent interval he will. hear
rom"Greenlandd's icy noun. r
and "India's coral
strand" from Kamschatka, q
Yokohama, Quito, a
.byssinia, Bankok, Timbuc. Z
90, Skowhcgan and NADIA :
Haska.
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OUR PAPER AND OUR READ.
ERH.

We appear before our readers to-
day with an enlarged issue. We
have done this at a great sacrifice,
Since the destruction of our Office
we have been struggling under
accommodating expenses, with the
hope that Il subscribers and ad-
vertising debtors, would come to
our reliot. lIowtl,is hope has been
realized we will state by Informing
our readers that cur expenses since
the frc have more than quadrupled
our receipts, while We have rnonrh
on IL books to release us entirely
from Indebtedness. Our legal ad.
vertisins is, practically almost
worthless.
Hereafter we intend to change
our tactics; We have thrown grass at
. HF
'0n' debtors long enough. WeteH
them now for the last time that we
cannot give further indulgence, and
DO not ask for advertising hereafter
unless you can pay in advance, and
our necessities make this inlpcra-
A. IT. /
''Ee' We have fsdulged till our
patience il exhausted as we'll as orr
purse. A fnw and but a few hatGf
promptly responded to our appeals,
and our friends who have kindly
and promptly done their duty TO-
ward us should poS cndeavor to On.
large the circulation Of the Beacon.
AS the exponent of their interests
and principles, it should have a
hrsSer Subscription list.
We have spared no attainabIe
effort and expense, to make il as
good a paper as any outside of
commercial and manufacturing cen.
tors, and now We want not com.
EhHFents and good wishes. sl,ey arc
cheap enough anil plenty MS black
bcrrlcS-but we want moneu. it is
quite as ns"dtul aaA sselnI in a
rrimttag office us otherwhere,
though people do not scem to think
So. I
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS a deed oftrust on mote
w has never been made to JOSEPH
Cooper, as advertised BY Il. Dismase.
the Macon Beacon" BY the parties nd
in said advertisement, | hereby Motif
warn all persons, not to buy TINT "ld.
any. part of my premises on the 10Th y
l9ti, or at any other time from DiSnq
or any other person, without first sg
me, as poSsessiom will not BIZ given. !
Maj. Geo. 5. Smith and examine the y
named IN said advertisement, relative 81
truth Of above statement. / also Motif
persons not 10 trade for or prosecute
Of Joseph A Cooper against m1
l hold Cooper's receipts IN full for ALL
ever existed, Those Wishing to pure
any part Of my premises will see me, d
lewfat attorney, Han. II W Foote, VIII
auth9rized BY me to giye all particulah
70 prices, titles, S.,
M'ty2OAts MRS. Il. j. REYNOLDS
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Citation Notice,
The State Of Mississippi,
NoNubcc County

The State of Mississippi,
NoNnbcc Couaty.
In the Clancory Court, April Toa
18th, A. u, 1911.
j. b. Allgool; admir- est.
Jesse Andrews, deed,
mo. 7Ol vs..
james &. Andrews ct al.
HNHIS day. came ou TO. k heaI
l. plhinant'S motion for p0bieiio
G.. Taylor Gilmore, a NONRESIDENT 4
ant in this cause, and it appearing
court that said defendant resides bato
limits Of this State So that tbs Ordins
Gcss of this court cannot b. served
him. 1t is therefore ordered that ri
b" made in the Macon Beacon b
sllcccAslr" weeks, Notifying said def
that unless he be and sppcW b,tci
court, ut the next term thereof, to !
mt the court house Of said county,
town of Macon, on the Third, Nol
A, D., 1871, to plead, answer
muir to complainant bill, tn. seven
cations in said bill contained will be
Tor confessed rs to him. Issued ir
GEO. 5. SHIT
Mny20-it G
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BINGHAM, n. y May ls.-RuIloH
was hanged to-day, Ne exhibited
no emotion.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-Thc
American Union Club entertain d
Mr.. Greedy last night. He made -
speech, in which ho, said "rhis i,
my first visit to the South. | came
here with II hcart devoted to the
good Of all the people. They are
not my enemies now, who were six
or eight years ago. / bear hatred
TO no one" He believed the best
men should occupy the best places
without any reference to by-gones.
Tho which hccesSitatcd the cxcIu-
sion Of som men from the ballot
box no longer exists. lie opposed
disfranchisemont rs no longer II ne
cessity there would not be Il Ku-
KluX in the land now if there had
been general amnesty five years
ago. 1t would have united the
people, and healed the wounds pro-
Quoted by the war. For that he
bad struggled, and a time was Not
distant when every American
would have his fair say at the boil
lot box, and the majority would
'ulc.
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Sal.

RY virtue of u decree of the Cha|
- Court rendered at the January |
1871, in the case of j.. b. AlIgOod, \
vs.. f. &. Esgleston, Admir- &c, IR|
dersigncd commissioners appointed
case, will proceed to sell, in front a
courthouse door, in the town of Nlg.
the 10Th day of June next, to the BIZ
bidder for cash, the following dec.
lands, lying and being in the countydl
ubee, State of Mississippi, to-wit; NJ
SCI SectIon II, in township lG
range 10 cast, El of SCI section II, Y
SWi section Il, in township ii, rang
or so much thereof rs may be suffice
satisfy tho amount Of said decree. \
as commissioner, | shall convey sld
US | may lawfully convey under said d
Sale within legal hours.
GEO s SMl1lI
May 20 st Commisde