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Fire.
9hs house Of Joseph stickley. situated on
Marrow Passage Greek, abcat Eve miles
west of thif place was burned on Wednesday
Goth instant. A part Of the furniture was
also lost No insurance.
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Good Taste(7)

3UCU NStONII
DID you see that new sign Of John F.
eheiry'ss Green ground, yellow let
.srs and big exclamation point after the
name. If that sign does not frigh:en all the
ladies Of good taste from that side Of the
street, We are greatly n isiaken in cur est.
mate of the attractive qualities of fruits and
candies and handsome salesmen standing be
bind the counter.
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TINE WOODSTOCK MANUFACTURING
i - CONF Any,
OODTOCK VA

1 0
OODTOCK, VA,
Manufactures TopD's IMPROVED CIRcuIAn SAW
MILL, either with gear or friction feed, also the
celebrated
TWO l. THREE HORSE /. K. l.. Pillow,
The lIeckendorn reversible point Plow and the
Ellis Patent Lever Feed Cutter.
Sells the Geiscr Patent Sell Regulating Graia
Separator, Cleaner and Dagger.
THE WORLD COMBINED REAPER AKD
MOWER,
and the Ohio Combined Reaper Mower at re
duced prices.
Casts turns and fits up all kinds of Mil Gearing
and repairs all kinds Of agricultural Machinery.
Having ampsoyed the most expert mechanics,
and purchased the most improved machinery
the company is prepared to execute york in the
VERY best style. and on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Attention is called to the Planning Machine BY
which the Company is prepared to furnish an
unlimited sapplr of lumber already plansd
dressed, grooved and tongued
All orders will be promptly filled asa NafraA-
ted to give satisfaction
Address II. e. HUGHES. Superintendent or
J. P. NELSON, Seq y, and Treas'r.
Nsr. so tvr
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Rev. james E. Armstrong, Presiding Elder
o: Roanoke District, preached in the NJ. E.
Church, In this place, on last Sunday NOR
ming. and Rev. J. II. March, Pastor ot
Woodstock Circuit, OF night.
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William II. Efnger. Esq, has ssla his
house and lot in Hsrrisepburg to D. c.
Jones, Esq. P-ies, 5000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-28

New Goods.
Milton Ceffman will soon be here With .
veil selected stock Of New Goods. Read
advertisement In next issue.
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NTATCHEs & JEwELRY

American, Anchor Duplex and Cyliade
watches, and large tosk of Jewelry At Da
gelts. And watches ard clocks carefully r
paired, at prices lower than the lowest. and
warranted for one year.
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Circuit Court.
Circuit Court has been In session since
last Monday. His Honor, Judge Turner.
presiding,
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N!ERY IMPORTANT.

NTERY IMPORTANT
All parties KneSing themselves indebted
10 me, are respectfully urged 10 pay up.
Msny Of the Notes and Accor mis-, have been
due long time and cannot ssnaust
business without money.
Yours Truly.
Zen. 1~N g. A. BANNER.
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JAMES FISK.

Conia inlng fail account of all his schemes,
enterprises and assassination, Biographies Of
Vanderbilt. Drfw and ether great r, R, and
tinanc tai magnates. Great FRAUDS of the
Tammany Ring. Brilliant Fen pictures in the
Lights i Shaoows OF New York Life Josie
hanstle ID the siren. How beautiful norman
captivated and ruined her victims. Life Of
EhW ARD s. Stokes. illustrated octave o f
over 500 pages. Send SLIGO foe outfit, ana Sc
cure territory at oaee. Circulars free. Cnian
Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Chicago or Gin
clnnau. ~Mar. 7-4w.
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Dog Tax.

Dog Tax.
Our city fathers have imposed lax en-
dogs. Won't somebody take eur dog. and
not BEND him back /? He is good little dog.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToF0RE

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOF0RE
Existing under the name and style of
HELLER s. CoFFMAK has this dav been dis
solvei By mutual consent
MRS. ELIZABETH HELLER.
MILTON COFFMAN.
The Undersigned Will continue the Business
lately conducted by Heller & coffman in
his own name and on his own account, and
will settle all claims due by said firm. and
is alone authorized to collect all Claims due
to said firm. MILTON COFFMAN.
jan 80
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Notice. o..
A good light buggy for sale cheap. En-
ouire at the Herald ORcs-
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March Court Proceedings

March Court Procee dimgs.
Joseph Perry executed bend as Notary
Public
Obsa Funk apprentice Admir-. Of Elizabeth
Miller.
Amos NJ. stisklsy, appointed Admir-, If
Abraham Groves, decd.
inc. H snarr. appointed Admir- DC 1onis
non Of Hannah Funkhoussr, deed.
John II. Snarr. appointed Admir-. de bonss
| non cfthe estate of David Funkheaser dec'd
Upon the application of Walter J. Feltz
and others, the Comm r Of roads for Davis
township is directed to view and report upsn
route for new road commencing at q
point in the public read leading from the
head Of Cedar Creek to Winchester and to
interseet with the Strasburg and CapsA
Turnpike.
Upon the sppllsatisn of slas Maseh and
others, the Cenfn'r. Of Roads Ter Johnston
Township is ordered - view and report upsh
tie ezpedency Of changing the location ef
the main Fort Road.
The petition Of he majority Of the Board
of Supervisors of Shen andoah Co. under
ian act for the reasssssmsn Of lands in the
Commonwealth" chapter s4,aets Of the Gen
sral Assembly 1872, being presented TO
the court, it is ordered that Obed Csffman
AID Hurry Ac1nturff be and they are hereby
associated with James H. Sibers, AID that
Vim: Il. Rice and r. E. Harmon be and
'l'y are hereby associated with George W.
Winale, TO mako re-ssssssmsrt of the
lands of said county under th. provisions Of
said act.
Jshn W. Reeser appointed Admir- u the
estate Of Joseph W. Vincent.
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N orc

All parties are hereby Motif a not to ire
pass apon my lands either for The purpos
of hunting or fishing orharwise- The law
will be rigid,y enforced against all trespass
ers Nj. WRENCH,
Fab 2-et
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1lRANDY PEACHES, Toilet Soaps, Kdanan-
Dtns Candles, Shoe Blackng, Stove
Backing. Indigo, sMstches. Corn Starch, 80.
torsaie oy j. Z. SHERRY.
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Sale Of Property.

Sale Of Property.
A portion Of the property formerly
belonging to Col. Bars's Es, was sold on last
.Mouday for $4ol,00. Capt. Hugh Logan.
purchaser.
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Town and County Affairs.

WOOD, Wood.
Several leads Of good wosA are wanted at
This Office VIII not some Of our subscrib-
srs respond to the cally
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HAIR OIL. Candles. Cosonuts and Shaving
4 L Brashss, FOR nah -
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You arehereby notified that have fixed up
on the Esd, day of February to settle the admin
istraton accounts of Noses Walton late admr.
and of =. A. Funkhouser Sheriff committee
admr. de bonis non of Josiah Heller deed. Also
account of rea and annpal valHe of real estate
of which Joalah Heller died seized and possess
ed as required by decree of Shenandoah Coun-
ty Court, at which time and place you are
required to. attend. Given under my hand as
Comr. in Chancery OF said court the day and
year first aforesaid.
Jan. 2s-4t P. ". NAGRUDER
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ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE-To the lS1fkal Pohcy -HsJSsts Q
H. lie SoaSaera Mutual Ftrsfa nroseet csH
perry:
The Board Of Ditectorshave declared semi
annual dividend ofthree per cent. ION tie derSs;
ofnotcs held by the Company, Tor the six NJ " n
Guiding July LIST, 1853. The scrip N in be forward
ed to the address Of Policy holders a. soep ns
can be made out. j. Nv. SCISSOR, See '
By order ofthe Board Of directors.
By the above it will be seen that ia EurSsl
policy-holders Of this Company are the Stockt6l.
dsrs, and as such are entitled to their portion .
the dividends or profits Of the Company.
J.lv u RIsHEosD.. jay T.
VA n TED.
10000 Prime Oak Shingles 1e,ece bsi
=, 5 O. MAC
apply Immediately to
HELLER L ceTTAAN.
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W A n TT D
HELLER L oerrNAs.
4 CC0RDE0NS.

A 0ooHDI''Ns:
yiolins, Flutes, ,Banios and a variety Of N
struments, together with violin strings esH s.apiy
on hand. and. for. sale cheaper than ever at
Bareehs.. The genuine R.dger 4 .B.es Table
and Tea EaonA Soup Ladies', Butter Knives.
at BARGELT'S Watch Jewelry and Book sier..
. apr. PITT
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Nut1Ce.
Parties desiring wa:ch or jewelry work
done BY me can leave the sams with Mr.. Jno
I. Haa. at Milton C,afman's store, and it
will be attended to INN ediately.
All work warranted.
Respectfully,
feb. ls-tf. a.K. LEWIS.
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N07lcE 1rorIcr,
The Firm of HO0E, WEDDERBURE 4 co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
P. B. HOOE l. Is. H. JOHNSTON alone sign
ing in liquidation, and assuming the liabilities
Of the nrm. P. b. H0OE,
GEO. c. WEDEERBURN.
B. H. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria, March lstle72,
nar. l4-4w
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
nd Eh oIlUI EsV D.
j u r u Is e B "A :

y ~ III u 10 II ID N !:
80. !. WHAT'S TIP.
It Assure and perfect remedy for all diseases of
the
Liver and spleen, Enlargement, ., or Dbstrse.
ton Of lntestines, Urinarys Uterine,
Or ABDOMINAL Organs, Poverty or
A Naht cfBlood; lntermitteht or
Remittent Fevers, Inflammation of
The'Liver, Dropsy, Sluggish Cir
cpation. Of the Blood, Abs
cesses. ,Tnmors, Jaundice, Sero-
fula. Dyspepsia. Ague h Fever
Or Their Concomitants
DR.. Wells having become aware ofthe e1ttaor
binary medicinal properties o. the South
American Plant, called
J U r u Is E B A 80,
sent a spe cial commission 20 that country to
procure it in its native purity, ard having
found its wonderful curative properties to even
exceed the anticipations formed pnblic, and is
happy to state III It he has perfected arrange
ments for regular monthly supply.of this won
derful Plant. He has spent muon time expert
menting and invest igatng as to the mosteificient
preparati ton from it, for popular use. apd,ha for
some time used in his own practice with most
happy results the effectual medicine now pre-
sented to The puplc as
DRwELLS' EXTRACT of JURVBE.
RIA
ami he confidently recomre- DIS 1t toeverv family
as household remedy W 10 should be freely
taken Blood Puri'ie, I, all arrangements OF
the system ana to animate it fnrifes Ii weak
and Tvmnhatic temneraualt: JOHN Q. MEL
LOGG, Plat St. New Y'ft.
ole A. 6-tl I'd States
Price One Dollar per Bottl E. Sand for Cir
culars. Apl 13-4w.
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DLAIN AND FRENCH CANDY, Scotch
snuff, " alter Crackers, Indigo, Tomato
Keisaup and Tooth Brashee. flor sale bs
) II ElE+aN1s
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Destructive Fires.
Last Wednesday The residence IF JssePl
Barton, Esq, situated about i've miles from
Winchester, near the Valley turnpike, wal
entirely consumed BY fire, together with i'll
contents. 1t is supposed that the FIRE was
communicated by spark from the kicker
chimney. The wind At the time was blow
ing furiously and the devouring element di1
its work quickly. Mr.. Rartau's less, inelud'
ing furniture, clothing. &c., is eliminated Al
1000. He is insured in Petersburg CEN
pany, of which }leasrs. Bent & Cskroth art
agents, for $4,000.
On Thursday night Of last week the Lsas'
and barn Of Mr.. Sharlss E. Graves, neal
Kernstewn, was entirely destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Graves had moved from the house SONS
weeks since, and Mr.. White was preparing
10 move in when the Ere occurred 1t i,
not known how it caught. We understand
that Mir. Graves is partially insured, suI
did not learn the amount - Win. News
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Noses Walton late admir-. Philip A. Funk
hnuser, late Sheriff of Shenandoah and as such
committee admr. de bonis non of said Josiah
Heller, decd. and the widow and heirs Of said
Josiah Heller docd. Defendants.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
" WOODSTOCK, Va. Jan. 23d 1879.
To VIM. Il. Triplett and Vim. H. Barley and
Il. p. S. Trirlettla late partners under the zane
and style OF Barley i Triplett 4 Co.. fer them
selves and all Their creditors of Josiah Heller,
decd. Compliments.
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TARTHFN AND STONEWARE
sale : A. BANNER
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No I.aoies Tnilot Complete unless there be
the fragrant Sozodont-unto she breath sweet
odors it lmpairs, the gums ruby redness soon
assumes, the teeth quick rival alabaster tint,
and seem as pearls in a coral vase.
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$50, 900 WILL Re PAID for any Remedy
VIII ich will cure Chronic Rheumatism, Pains in
the Limbs, Back and Chest. Sore throat. Insect
stings. Group, Dysertary Collie. Spraius and
Vomiting, quicker than Dr. Tobias Venetian
Lniment. estab lished in l947. Never fails.
Sold by a Il druggists. Depot 10 Park Place,
Nau, yorL
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RISLEY'S PHILOTOKEN is an established
warranted remedy for painful menstruat"n: and
equally efficientas nervous actido tie in all ca
SEES ornervaus excitement. Stomach and Sleep
lessness in male or female. Sold everywhere
for ST, 90 a bottle. Morgan 4 Risley, Druggists
New York General gents.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Advertised February ). 1872.


Persons calling for these letters will please say I'D
vertised and give the date of this list If not called
for within month, they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. One cent will be collected on each letter
when delivered.
A-Miss Sarah Ayers, f Andrew, Miss Nancy Al
len, II Atkinson, james Allen 2. A Atkin.
B-Andrew Buckley, David NJ Burnett, Il w
Brown. Sarah Brown.
C-N II Colclasure, Mack Crawford fcol}, Miss Ellen
Campbell2.
E-John Ellison
F-Cashier Freedman's Bank. John N Foust ,. Mrs
CIV NJ Grabel, William Greene
H-Miss Bette Haynes Hannah Harden (coIl Car
rett Hill, Nc Hutchinson, James Hodge Mrs Nancy l.
Houston, Miss Parhena Heiskell, Capt Hambright W
Haynes.
miss. Josephine johnson, L L johnson,
johnson. Mrs Sallie Jones.
K-Leroy Kidd. Mrs NJ Herman William Kelley.
III Lenoir. John Lones, Robt Longhorn Will
liam Louderback. -
MFRS Cealey Moore. Margaret McGhe cob
Miss Mary Nicola James Matthews, Geo March
er, franklin Matthews.
N-Miss Caroline Norman. Mrs C Newman 2, Flor
entine Noah. O
O-Miss Elizabeth Osborn
P-Mrs Almyra Pattison, Geo w Price John Pine
R-Mrs Mary Russell, Moses Russell.
Charles Story.
miss Alice Toole, Naomi Tlery, Robt Turner
Miss Gallle Thornton Rev Joseph Iiit Mrs Mary Til
lery, Mrs Nancy Torrance.
We WinSlow, Miss Hattie WALL JEFF Wilkinson
IcoD, MIS- Lizzie Wilson. Mrs Margaret Weaver, Mrs
Mary Weaver. Mrs Sarah West, Victor Wolf
Y-Samuel York.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
miscellaneous and Washington News.
FOREIGN.
POLYNEsIAN INTELLIGENCE.
Revolutionary Success in MexicO-Exeeu
tiOns by the JuariSfS

SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 1.-The Moses TAYLOR
has arrived and brought a considerable amount
Of wool
Cessfully laid.
Valuable plumbago mines have been dis
covered The yield Of gold is increasing.
Twenty seamen from an American man-of-
war at st. Marys attempted to break into the
government female retermatory at Sidney The
ship officers arrived and captured the rioters
vine disease has appeared around Mel
bourne.
The export of wool to the United States dur
ing December was 9, III bales. Two vessels are
now loading.
The wheat crop in south Australia is heavy.
There will be large surplus
The shipment of American manufacturing
goods has generally resulted in heavy losses
SALT LAKE, Feb. 5.-The japanese embassy
is here.
Delany, disappointed by the inability TO
proceed eastward, says the reports of the
snow blockade will divert IL million dollars in
the travel and trade from the trans-continnent-
Al route during the winter to the ocean routes.
The japanese themselves are disconnected by
the delay.
New YORK, Feb. "a Matamoras special
announces the fall of Camargo into the hands
Of the revolutionists.
Cortinas is moving rapidly to MatanOras. He
is followed by Querago, who has many siege
guns from Monterey.
Many young men are fleeing TO the American
side OF the river to escape CONSUMPTION.
The JuariSts hung all officers, including the
leaders, OF the revolutionary gang captured at
ST. FergO, about thirty miles from Matamoras.
LONDON, Feb. j.-The tone of the press on
tneAlabama claims has slightly moderated. All
look forward TO the Queens speech tomorrow
for positive announcement of the stand taken
by the Government with regard to the Ameri-
,sn loss
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beautiful and commodious house of Mr..

beautiful and commodious house of Mr..
Turner, i'll the center of the town.
The facilities of the people of McMinn
county for expectation and importation are
good. In addition to the railroad, we have
on our southern border outlets by the river,
conducting to the great Mississippi by
raft and steamer. Like other portions of
our naturally favored land, we need CAPT
tai and enterprise to evolve our latent
wealth: We, too, look to the East for
help. We point TO our undeveloped re-
sources" and our sparkling springs and
ask those not contented with the sterile
lands they now occupy to come and make
home among us. Land can be bought i'll
this county at prices ranging from two to
twenty dollars per acre, according to loca-
ton and character of soil. The above fig
ures include both mountain and valley
land We need mechanics of all kinds.
There are some few Northern men located
in our midst, who are pleased with their
homes. There is here Il tolerance of all
creeds-political and religious.
BOURGEOIS.
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HON e NEWS.
Arrest of New York AssembIyman, dc.

aEFUsU UI N -NtW IUE1t zHsSCIIla5IJ HUH, NJ
NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Tom Field, an As
=emblyman, was arrested on the charge of fell
ony and bribery He was released on bail.
There are fvenew indictments against Tweed.
The Investigation Committee adjourned to
Washington on Saturday.
Stokes was before the Court to-day. The
case was adjourned until Monday next, when
the legality Of the Indictment will be submitted
10 the jury,
Henry Genie was arrested on the charge OF
forgery and was bailed III the sum of $4,000.
SPRNGFIELD, o. Feb. 5.-The Mama Pow
Ger Mills exploded. Five persons were blown
10 atoms, and several others were hurt and SONS
are missing. The shock was felt at Dayton,
OFbana and Seneca.
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Relief for the Destitute.

We are informed by the police and others
who have ample means of being correctly in
formed, that the number of persons in destitute
circumstances in the city limits is larger than
ever before known. We think steps should be
at once taken to ameliorate the condition of the
suffering and that a meeting Of citizens should
be called to take steps to that end.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

There WI, 'h9 usual number Of bills intro
duced,
The lew amnesty bill requiring that all
who were relieved be required to take the oath
Goallegiance was passed. 1t excludes perSonswho
resigned from the army, navy or Congress for
the purpose of going into the rebellion.
The balance of the day was occupied in file
clustering over the new drawing for seats.
SENATE.
Eansoms credentials, as Senator from North
Carolina, was referred to the Committee on
Elections.
The day was consumed in the discussion Of
The amnesty without vote.
Robertson moved to substitute the last House
bill for the pending bill, but was lost by vote
Of - to ST.
Carpenter then offered substitute for Sum
ners civil rights BILL striking cut all references
" churches and jUries and applying only to
inns, corporations, &c, maintained at public
expense.
\ bitter personal discussion took place be-
tween Sumner and Carpenter. Sumner said
that Carpenter was acting as the champion of
caste and was striking blow at colored men in
church and in court. Carpenter replied that
sumner didn't care for civil rights bill unless
j. violated the Constitution The debate lasted
I'll day
Mr.. Vicker5 prcsen ted a memorial of
smith & Nichodemus and a large number of
other business firms in Baltimore, asking for
the repeal of duty on SALT which was referred
10 the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Kellogg presented petition, received by
telegraph from the pricipal rice merchants of
Louisiana, setting forth that the abolition of the
duty on that article will be ruinous to the rice
interest of Louisiana. He moved it be referred
to the Committee on Finance, but Mr.. Edmunds
objected to setting the precedent to receiving
Geographic petitions and it was therefore with
drawn
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Local MISCELLANY

We understand that an accident occurred on
the Northwestern railroad last Friday, in which
several persons were injured.
But one transfer of real estate was registered
last week.
Busy times now with all the courts in session
The snow melting yesterday caused a super
abundance of mud.
Cabbage sell at thirty cents per head.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The remains of General Robert Anderson ar
rived at Fortresr Monroe on board the L. s.
trigate Guerrero and proceeded to Norfolk.
The l. 5. steamer Worcester, flying the broad
PGnnant OF Rear Admiral S. p. Lee, started for
West Indian waters on Saturday.
Two girls were drowned on Sunday near Gin
ice
:. The .Spaniards have been urged to stick to
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THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

RAILWAYS SAHsAPARILLIAN REsOLvEST supplies tbs
system, through the blood, urine and structure
making constituents, with Tissue-making. Flesh-mak
Ing Heat or Caloric and king elements. All of
its constituents nOurshing purifying and strength
enng 1t repairs heals resolves and drives out of the
body the products of decay and corruption. Consump
ton, White Swelling, DrOpsy, Syphilis Cancer. Tu
mors. 6c all of Scrofuous diathesis andss such,
are within the curative range of the Sarsaparan Re-
solvent.
That Scrofua, by whatever name designated. is the
result of deposits from the blood Induced caused
chronic inflammation That those deposits take place
when the blood poor weak watery and incapable Of
holding in solution its proper constituents, from the
presence OF semC virus poison III the blood, MGR
cUrylCalomel, Corrosive SUblmate which is the Cor
rosvc Chloride of Mercury, other agents. given in
mldicines, and which enters largely in the comm on
advertised SarsaparaS. not absorbed changed from
tb cir natural condition.
That unless the repairs nUtriments greater
than the wastes, that mpOsitiOnand decay will su
peryene, and the powers Of life become exhausted.
That the dying body cannot be sustained on any
treatment of medication that exhauss the system or
fails to nOurish the blood, the only medium through
which the vital forces preserved. and on which the
growth of the body depends.