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BiQiges Grmnbeigent6utt.

2pdufer an Der Waceubinfr f1r $3.50 tebe6.
9Raus on Der DurbamfraBe fur $3.50.
NauS on Der GbappeQ TtraBe fur 500.
Rdberes sci 1bsmaS @. DeaFou,
ISL RI. IS, Noros Broabuah.
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6Guier III %nerfaufeu.

Hill gtifien perfauft peroen: elm 5ous an Der
eboptarfitr. elm Saus on Blnfitr., gr. 4S, nit 9ro=
6em Carpenter Chop; bas 6aus gtr. 1913, Valti.
moreitr- &c, iebr bilis, ol Der Giaentblmer ce Staot
petIaiien piu; Elm oaus on Roliftr.; Elm Saus on
SobnhraSe; siuei Sduier On SprinahraSe. Stets oil
panD 4 - 5U0 Eldte in allen Stabttbetlen uno Stra=
BeH, nit orer obne Bauperein, gu Yreiien BON $500
bis $4,000, iopie aud perihiepere 2nnoitelen.
81. 0prf,
Nr. 1902, Cough. sfuifden Bonoitrase unb
(N1uti9,3 Ufte) BroQbiuQo.
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@phnhaus NIT 0a0en.

Gin 3<RodiseS oaus nit 2sitoaisem Sint.r=
aebGube in benz norboftlihcn StaOttbeile, einen 2as
Sen unn NSopnuns non 6 Simmern entbaltenD, iopie
einen GtoH I'M Stnterarunoe, is BET is 5us -sroB.
Der Ytas 1T 16 bel 50 SuB nno itobt an cine 10 BuB
Nusfnnit siebt
$enrp Is. Goofe, Rr. 9, Law Buildings,
H3S-l ct. Bau[= Str.
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Gebr bifis : cine aroBe WUbeI- 5dbrif. s.
kSof0, nit D~ampimaihine uno alien rotbigen D1as
lhintIie'n eomplet; bieieibe 1T iett in pollen Bes
triebe. 9bps. pin,
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Das 31z=t6dise Sieselneinsrne Wobnbaus
kr. f6s, CR xombarr:, nobe Sprtnsfrase, Is
6uk brett, in completem Suftanoe. @runomietbe nur
So pro Breltcfub. 2Beeen ben S6llifel unb ytdhe,
rem irase man I'M ndtten Soufs oberbalb nod.
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Sruncmietbe.
alnIeibeu perfsaHt anf Giseatbum In bsr eteoi
uub out Dem 2dnbe. fSept21.1J)
n Bureau Der Strafen Surh=
EIII bruhs GommiHdre,
Baltimore, ben 10. Stunt 1872.
Die StraFen=O urdbbrudsz@ omniiidre Der Staet
Baltimore MAIDEN hiermit befannt, eaB lie in lteberz
%eintunit nit elmer Serorbnun9 oes Slrgerneiiers
1872 an9enommen rDoroen, Woutas, ben "a. SUM,
Jtadmittass 3 ubr, ON Slate ani %offentl. 4uttion
ben adE5en @tunoplae nit benz N~tatcIta(, peIfes
t~beilDeiie I'M fobrpese Der 2arpaleitrnSe, rpie tie
lsst Don Der S0rIoro=Jfoab bis tur SonoitraBe cons
oemnilt unb seofnet miro, oertaufen, nGmltd:
Sas game Srunf ftucf. on Der SdnetouRg Der
9anuaieftraBe uno Brotun's Bubiic Sane, pie snn
SrofTnen eonnemnirt, dnilneeno; Damn peftli6 266
SiB, rnebr ooer penlser, bis an oa5 Sett Ger @ato.
llneltroBe; oann ilooHlid POI SUB 3un; Damn moro.
oltiih l64 Nu6 s 3ou bis gum anianse, rute auf Blan
", 9r. l, be5el6net.
Terner:
aueS Material In einem 2sitodlgen SiesetIteinernen
gSobnbauie, II Su5 I'M Saprlpeae Der &anuafefroBe
brett, nit elmer Siele bon ?6 tfuB 3 Sou, Bulammen
nit einem Siege'iteinernen uno ~bolSeruen Slnterge-
oauoe nit elmer &isfe bon 20 GuB, Dle anf YlGn u,
gff. 2, be3eidnet.
Der ODER Die 8duier miiien gIrsidaft fin ben oop=
pelten SelauT bes &anf9eloes geben, Dab beia9tes
aauf9elb on benz Gage, an tuel6em Die @omnifdre
berett ttno. BON Den 10 perfduften 9runoftiiden uEo
V2atstldl Seiib 5n seben, be5ablt ,uiro, uno taB bes
ia9te 3duier innerbalb iehs5iq Gage 0aes 70 ~oerfauite
Material uno ben Shutt bon Den refp. 0ruHoftiten
Siaat Gox.
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Sobn Z. Siauett,
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sroBe Huantit6t Samiltcn., 6rtraz urb susers
ytebt, 1000 S6eHei vi. / Safer, lUe,Res uus aches
Welldtorn, SDtebcln, 8artoteln, gepIcl II. :, NJ,
pelpt gu cea otut9iten DiorttprCiicn obQetaiieR luers
oeh DON Hcpmdn s SoTnepf
Bro6uiitns @omWiIiordre,
(Stt2'1S) Rr, ~, RpTthifrdhe. Gilmore,
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siah QmIerhaut.

EIN FHND ~HFTIt|UWWNs
lAA Die ih0ne A I beutihe 9arfe ySn6uz
TGGIA itrie," Capt. 6ilfen. DirS prompt nah
SS$s5~EssE-z otieem 6nfep erpebirt. gSeeen Srabt
NS menoe man fit an
&. &. Srauns s. Gomp.
T1BN SIR ~ GnS-Uonar
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mn 9ur1 8. $. Opber & Sobne,
Ill Seruaiters.sssrtauf
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auf Mutton.
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gtabt Baltimore miro Der 1nter8eianete, as Ser=
iualttr auf oiientlider auttion am 8Gaee D1ons
tag, zen 8. SuGt 1872. Rabmtttags 145 uRr 3umSsr'
faufe ausbieten:
Gen 9onBen Blat NIT 9ebdutifteiten or Der @efts
ieite Der Sonotra5e, iiolih 130 iSuS BON Der Glib,
tusit.gfe Der Sbarp< unb 8onbiraBe e%ntiernt, NIT
elmer l6 SUB Gronte an Der SonbftraBs uEo 70 SuB
ttsf.
Die @ebGnlidbteiten b.Iteten in sinsm iolib 9e.
bautem Wobnbuuls CIR. cS4) unb 1T timer id9rliben
glunbmietbe BON s36 in balbj6brllben 3a5lunsen
am l. Suli unb I. Sanuar unteruorien.
BerfauIsbepinaunesn: Gin 9ritttbsil baar uno
Der 8teit in 6 Il. 12 Wonaten; Die @rsbtt5Gblurgen Sln~
isntrasero uno ourb sur 3uirieoeRbeit oes Ssripal
ters inboifrte Hoten gettert.
1bpmdS ~. 0riHin, 8errualter;
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(114.7, 50, 3,6,7,9,62,3
, 1872-11-14
NUMBER 81.

joice to boliere that you have come here With
resolute hearts and determined wills, not to find
fault, but with spirit Of sympathy and gener-
gus manhood y to meet the present wants OF the
mst tppsaGs ta sas3a HS daresa said they ,hn had
means to restore to more than ita
original beauty, and certainly moro than
it's original security, the burnt portion of tha
| city. If any had come for any other purpose,
| tney had mistaken the spirit Of the meeting
and aid from all parts Of the country, and he
would be false to the city if ho failed thus pub
ilcly to acknowledge gratitude for such express
elons: From our own citizens too. had come
manlfestations Of the same spirit which male
him rejoice that God had giren to Them LARGE
hearts and large means.
Other addresses we're made, and resolutions
we're adopted in favor Of reconstructing the
street lines Of the burnt district On better plan,
p[@MDlsg precnr Mansard roots; aso in favor Of
central Locality; faVoring al extra session Of
: the Legislature to authorize the issue Of build
ing g bonds BY the city, and for application to
ene Genern Goyernment for an extension Of the
neH fose Ohce building upon q bu1ned-over lot
adjoining, and for an act by Congress allowing
drawbacks On building materials.
Qn searching the ruins on the site of Nizona
q Co.'S store on Washington street, this morn
was found. It is impossible to identify the re-:
mains, but it is known that two men porished in
the fire at that place.
Considerable progress WAS made to-dny in
clearing ri the debris recovering safes and level
ing the walls IN the burnt district The mill
tary guard will be continued until the burned
vaults and safes containing valuableg arc rc-
covered. The city police are needed on their
regular duty. AL bar-rooms remain closed. Tna
IeaPpearance OF gas light, after two niglta'
ance, and is appreciated, particularly by the
newspaper Offices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

CLAP>TRAP AND CANT. Invalid reader, if
you are uuwisc enough 10 put yourself vu'-
side Of any of the mock tonics guaranteed
10 contain re "difIu8iye stimulant." you
will iusvitebly come 10 grief. Ask your
physician il any liquid preparation, desti-
lutte of siimula,ing properties is worthy the
name of tonic. He will tell you no. Shun
all such nauseous catchpennies. Plantation
Bittels, the most wholesome invigorant in
the world, owes the rapidity with which it
relieves the disordered stomach and the
shattered nerves to the diffusi7e agent which
conveJs its medical ingredients to
the seat of the complaint. That agent
is the spirit of the sugar cane, the most nu,
tritous and agreeable of all the varieties Of
alcohol. The medicinal ingredients of the
BitteIs, valuable Gs they are, would be com
-aratively useless without the distributive
basis. they would ferment and sour. Be-
ware, as you hope for health, of the horrible
compounds of refuse drugs in a state Of fer
men.ation which humbugs are endeavoring
to foist upon the public medicines.
sea. Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will not raise the dead, but it will
benefit and cure the living. For all severe
Cough, Throat and Bronchial diseases it has
never been equaled
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13
53a,760,S6

List Of COnyeyances admitted to Rec
ord since the Last Term
Deed from Mary Z Ripley to J. H. Ruby
for real estate.
Same to Robert s. Jones, for real estate.
Deed from jonathan ]. Forney and wife
to Jas II. Spiker, for real estate.
Deed from Geo. ". Smoot and wife to
Saml J. Smoos, for real estate
Deed from Peter Glen to Thos. McCiana-
han, for real estate.
Deed from Peter Helsley and wife 10 Jo-
seph Hausenauck, for real estate.
|, Deed from Geo. W. Smoos and wife 70
I W. H. Swart7, for real estate.
Deed from Joseph II sibsrt and wife to
Benjamin Didawlck, for real estate.
Deed from E. Levere and wife to same, for
real estate.
Deed from Anlrew j. Windle and Wits to
Peter Hester, for real estate,
Deed from Moses Kirk lie and wife to Char
lotte Windle and others, for real estate.
Deed frem Solomon D. Henkle and wife
to James P Windle, for real estate.
Deed from Henry J. Shoms and wife to
James W. Bell and others, for real estate.
Deed from James w, Bell, to James Windle,
for real estate.
Deed from Joseph Bowers aud wife to Da-
vid Miller, for real estate.
Deed from Maria S. Dinges and others to
&c McKa,, for real estate.
Deed from Joseph b. Dingei u same, for
real estate.
Deed from Joseph Hawkins and wife TO
Saauel Lindamood, for real estate.
eed from David Rodcffer to Peter Supin-
ger, for real estate.
Deed from from P Glenn and wife to Will
liam Sites, for real estate.
Deed from Lewis Miller and wife to same 4
for real estate.
Deed from Lewis NJ. Zirkle, Trustee and
Comm'r 10 P. NJ. Glenn, for real estate.
Deed from John Cofnan and wife TO Har-
isou Miller, for real estate.
Deed from Phillip Ruby to oseph Barton,
trustee forJulia Ruby, for real estate.
D. Oft. from William Iryin and wife to
James Coffman, for real state.
Deed from Phillip Harpine and wife to
Samuel u and Michael Hupp, for real estate.
Deed from Jacob narpine and Others to
same, for real estate.
Deed from Harrison Fadely and wife to
Perry Alderman &C., fer real estate.
D. OF T from D. II. Walton, trustee to
Joseph N 5lieasz, Tor real estate.
D. Of I. from Joseph Shestz to Mark Bird,
for real estate.
Deei from Jacob B. Gollaaay to George
R Fra,el, for real estate
Deed from Lewis johnson 10 Abraham
Richard, for real estate
Deed frosa Abraham Richard and wife to
Martia V Frsneh, fr real estate.
D Of I from Martha Y French and wife
TO J c Mckay, for real estate.
Deed from Hiram C&rYeraul wife TO Per
~ Allison for real estate
Deed from 7. 3 Snapp aad wifs TO Jers
niah Evans, for real estate.
Deed from Thomas NcClanahan and wife
to Samuel Clanahau, fer real estate.
Deed from Samuel Claaahan and wife to
Thomas MeClgnahaD, fer real estate,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

The Bar Room Remedy for weakness of
the stomach is dose of Rum Bitters They
are aurcharged with Fusel OIL deadly ele
ment, which is rendered more active by the
pungent astringents with which it is COM
bined If your stomach is weak, if your
liver or bowels disordered, tone, strengthen
and regulate them wi h Vinegar Bilters,
pure Vegetable Stomachic, Corrective and
Aperient, free from alchol, and capable of
infusing new vitality into your exhausted
and discrdered system
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

We hare received the annual catalogue Of
Randolph Macon College. During the last
war 1877 students attended this ms tutor
Under the charge of DR.. Duncan as President
and an able corps OF professors, tho College
has been steadily advancing in prosperity
and usefulness.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

A meeting Of the Conservative Party was
held at che Court House on last Monday
Tsss mas ting was called TO order by P. ".
Magruder. Chairman Of tbs Conservative
Committee.
On motion R. NJ. Lsniz, Esq, was called
to the chair. Editors present we're appointed
secretaries. TIE Chairman explained that
she object Of the meeting was to elect dele
gates 10 attend the Convention of the Con-
servativc Party called to meet at Richnond
each township was appointed to nominate
delegates. The chair appointed ths follow
ing committee:
Edward Zea. j. E. Msphis, James H.
aid J H, Rica.
On motion committee was appointed TO
draft suitable resolutions. The chair sp
pointed the following committee:
Dr. G. A. Brown, J. c. Mckay. DR.. j.
L. Campbell, YIN. Il. Miller, jos. Perry, and
and Geo. W. Murphy.
The following Resolution was reported
and Adopted,
Resolved by the Con servatiye party Of the
county of Shenandoah in public meeting as
semblsd, that no Nominations should De .nad'
By the Demoera tic Convention which will
assemble at Baltimore on The 9th day Of
July, 1872.
COMMITTEES Oh Delegates reported and re-,
commended the following persons who were
elected Dr.. G. A, Brown, John II Grabill,
Samuel A. banner, Capt. II. II. Riddlebsrger,
}. Il r. Moore and Gen. G. s. Mesn.
Addresses were delivered By Gen. James ii
Williams, Charles &. iiass Esq. Col Il. S.
6. Albert, Capt. H. II. Rid llebarger, Eli
Cofelt and George G. OFT:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13
A SONG FOR THE SINGER

Sing song. sing song. singing away,
The Singers" the glory and pride ofths Gay,
1t is anything, everything. king er aussB.
There is nothing can beat the Singer Meshins
To day It's tailor. and making a esai,
To morrow shoemaker, sewing bost;
Again It's seamstress andmskia g a shirt,
And now tits braiding very fine skiss
1t can cord, ii can gather. hem,tuck aas fell
Five ply beaver cloth, will sew il quite u.il;
A9d last, though not least, ere els.isg myryue
It ca gather and sew on'a band at oas time
Regardless of times, or seasons or weather.
1t sings like nightingale runs like feather.
lis my daily companion,my dsrlilg, Esq
honey,
love il because it knows how TO make aonsy
Sc sing song,sing song siaging all the day
sing while | work for the work is but slay;
Il is anything, everything. hing er sseep.
There is nothing eau beat the Siagsr Aashipe.
Apr lift.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13
HEAR Me FOR My CAUSE. LADIES,
Aud be silent. that sc hear.
IN 4 SINGER

just one month lad Dorinda been mar rie1 to ~
When tho dear little puss came and aat on my
knee.
Whispered "Hubbie, must havea Sewing Ma
chine
Ofcourse consented, what new husband wouldn't
If it coFtme thousand, deny her couldn't:
SO asked my pet blandiy what kind she'd
And suggested Howe. a, W isety s,ought
"Uh Dicky, how can you?" sho cried with
pouts .s
And for goodness don't mention a Grover 4;
Baker"
(sbs said it so cross, pda great mind to shake
"Ndr wheeler & Wilson; ii sess good ore
minute,
But the next thing you know the old Harry se:s
Now Dick when went with man,ma to the Fair
saw such a duck, oh, the sweetest thing II ere,
Twas spirit, twas an elf, twas fairy Aear-
nate,
With speed-here interrupted her, "oh darn IL
A truce is YOUR notions. SO high flown and grssx,
Whats its name, love: ''My Dicky, IFS tAs
SINGER mean.
got her Singer Machine, aud she says TIA
JUS the oest made, and that she would'1s
SwoRN SEWING MACHINE STATISTICS
- FOR 1871.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE AHEAD
The Singer sold 52,731 moro .han tia
Wheeler and Wilsnn.
The Singer gold 1870, 42a more than ere
yer and Baker
The Singer sold l4l, 6o5 more than tie
Weed.
The Singer sold l47 ,2s0 mere than tie
Howe Machine Company
The Singer sold I61,l3s mere than Tie
American Buttonhole.
The Singer sold l61 200 more thaa She
original Howe Sewing Machine Company.
The Singer sold 1T0,s63 more than The
Domestic.
The Singer sold in 1871 in all le, 1s,ss na
chimes.
peii,ors? r. C HUGHES. Ast.,
AT Woons1ocg, Va.
EnD SJNnpa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13
Commissioners Sale
OF A
y aIg1abIe Farm.
BENZ. Zirkle and wife, Complts, VS.. Samuel
Funk and wife, Dett.
In CLanaerv

BENZ. Llrkie and wife. Compts. vs.. Sanuel
Funk and wife, Dett.
In CLanoery.
Pursuant TO DEGREES pronounced by the
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah, On he End day
of Sept, 1871, AMI on the day of March
1872, in the foregoing cause, We viii sci! on
the premises at public saction on
SATURDAY, JUNE THE 9Th, 1872,
part Of the valuable farm of which John
Pennywit died. seized and possessed,
CONTAINING 1873 ACRES and roods,
more or less. Said farm lies within two
miles CT
THE TOWN OF Mt. JACKSON,
where is located one of the most important
Depots on the @. A. & NJ r. R, and cannot
be surpassed in quality by any upland in
the Valley of Virginia. Said farm will be
sold together or in separate parcels to suit
purchasers. A considerable portion Of it is
heavily timbered. Said court has aulhorizo
ed US to SILL said property privately pro-
vided we can do Sc advsntageously Capt.
Ncf, who resides On psrt OF the original
Pennywitt farm, will take pleasure in shows
ing any parties who may desire TO see it,
the land proposed 10 be sold
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

We learn from tbs Alexandria Gazette thai
Captain Phillip Smith, OF Primes William
County, who has been operating steam
Ixz, Der mill in Lancaster, Va. WAS shot On
The Sd instant, and instantly killed. He
was demonstrating with a man who had il
legally taken poszessioa Il The house Of a
widow lady while she was absent from home,
when the party without further Provosa!ioa
raised his gun and fired upon Capt. Smith,
Killing him instantly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

In some sec lions Of our county the wheat
crop will be good, better than that OF last
wear. while in other sections it is quite
thin. Many of our farmers think there will
be at least Il half crop.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

BEwARe.-The public in gensral are
cautioned TO LOOK out for the spurious
articles pat up III imitation Of and as sub
stitutss Tor Simmons LiT0r Regulator. Buy
only from respectable druggists, and see
that it is pu! up in square packages and has
thu signatures of \. Q. Simmons and j Il.
Zelin Co, On liz side, oil others are frauds
upon the public. Beware
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

Nothing is wore necded in our county than
County Insurance Company: The advah-
cages Of company organized for the lnsur
aaee Of property in the county. would o=
hess cost 10 the insured, and the use of all
money, paid as premiums, by the communi-
~ In Pennsylvania they have for mum
Der of years. had township insurance com
paaiss which have given entire satisfaction.
fhe subject is worthy Of our attention.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

or SOUL CHARMING"
How either sex may fsclnate and gain the
love affections of any person they choose. in.
stsntly This simple mental requirement all
can possess free, by nail for TWEEN ty-ive cents
tsgetber with marriage guide, Egyptian Or
acls, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, &c. A queer
exciting book. le3,0oo sold. Address T..
WILLIAM Il CO, Pubs, Philadelphia.
Nay 30-aw
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13
MARRIED.

On the S0.h, day of May. Alonzo Booth
and Eliz abeth Barnes Of Frederick, Co.
On May 80, in the Methodist Church, at
New Market, y Rev. VIM. 0. Ross, Mr..
Geo. W. Hoover, Of Rockingham, County. to
Miss Cornslia 9. stiegel, of Shenandoah
county, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13
The Baitim0rean

We have received copy of the balii'
msrean, o new paper just issued in ball-
more by Messrs. Crutehfela and Haas. The
,aner il devo,e to Art, Science, Polite
Literature and General News. 1t is hand
somely gotten up and edited with life and
ability, The publishers are both pratica
printers MIR. Haas was formerly from this
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

SUDDEN DHAra OF foUsG LADE.--Mss
Mary Florence Robins. daugh ter Of Benz
Rpbias, proprietor of tbs Taylor Hotel fell
dsad in her room last Tuesday about o'c oe<
she had hgea complaining for week pre-
vios 70 hsr sudden demise, but it was
thought she had entirely recovered from her
illness. The sad event throws gloom over
her rela Ewes " many friends. = Wlae'sst fr
Ae3.s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

Ga examination it is found that the ellis
en- main street have an abundant supply OF
water.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cons
p.ay have attached patent steam brakes
which will be under the control of the engin-
GERS, 10 Ae passenger trains on their roads.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

We are indebted to Hon John 7 Harris
for valuable documents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

Correction.

Correction.
In our report of the New Assessment OIL
lands. published in our last issue, an e''or
appeared which was not corrected before a
number of papers were printed. 1t should
have read as follows:
For the county. 1870 Si'llo'ooo'oo
Z" :. 1872, 1856, 1872, "a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

The graves of Confederate Soldiers at
uarrissnburg were decorated by the ladies
Of that place on Thursday, 9Th inst.
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Agents wanted for the autobiography OF
Horace Greeley

of recollectons Of a Busy Life. Illustrated.
The Life and times ofso great Philauthro-
pist and Reiormer, cannot fail to in terest eve
~ true American. Send $3.50 for samp lie
copy. E. b. TREAT, Pub. sos B'way n. Y.
.Xsy 30-4w.
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We publish in this issue by request, the
address delivered by W. e. Campbell, Esq.
in this place, on the day of the floral pro-
eession.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-13

We have had several rains during the
last week. Wearc looking for good crop
of corn.
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MARK BIRD,
n NJ IL TnN
may 1t 4 8.

CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
" Green Corn, Green Peas, Lima Beans
String Beans, Fresh Tomatoes; Peaches, Pears,
Cherries, Pine Apples, and Whortleberries.
can be bought at Retail in the Cities.
Forsale by J. F. SHERRY.
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Lightning Rods.

Manson's Cop Der Tubular Lightning Rod with
Spiral Flanges, is the most complete protec-
ton against lightning ever invented. Endor,-
ed BY the scientific world, and by Wholesale
Dea lers from Maine to Georgia. Send for
Circular to JOCKHART CO., 234 Penn. St.
Pittsburg, Pa, or N. Y. Copper Lightning
Rod Co., SO Union Square North J, New York.