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HARTFORD FIRE ms, COMFY
HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS 100000.
Geo. A. Dyer. Agent, Ellsworth. Me.
For Sale.

Centre Board Sch. Vim. Thomas. Dimensions
70 $40 "a 2.l0 X76 10 X 95 tons \. NJ. 1873 old
carries les a. Lumber, 10 tons COAL is fast sai-
Tor In good order and ready for use, For further
msreiA Wharf, SoptA uds, Boston, Mass. tisS
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Use Rennc's Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
1T Works Ike a Charm y

OF Pain, YOU tried
1t IL clean safe and delicious to nee. anl III ynu
use it faithfully, IL will do you Good,
Directions each bottle Buy it Ut tho Ding
gi.t or Merchant where you trade. II thry have
not got il hand they VIII send Tor IT, al YOUR re-
quest and sell you t.enuinr Ken 81 Pain 4, i'll
ing Magic Oh, AZ the manufacturers lowest rricr
at retail
RD->old by Druggists, Merchants and Grocer.
Hs-It l. put up ia three sizes. aud called Trial
SIZE Medium Size" and Large Family ~ixe~
bottles.
WI. RENNE, sole Proprietor 4 Manufacturer.
PtTT-FIELp, Mass.
lyeOSmo. - ymIl
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puhli.hed avery Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by *. SAWYER. Fer
terms &C.. see hrst page.
NJ PErTESGILL 4 Co., 81 Park Row, New
York and GEO. r. RowELL h Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, are the agents Tor the AMERICAN,
in that city, and are authorized TO contract for
serting Advertisements for at our lowest cash
rates Advertisers in that city are requested TO
leave their fayors with either of the above houses
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FISH BARRELS. &C.

FISH BARRELS, Slaves, Headings &c. &C.,
kept constantly on hand, and tor sale by
RLUSAILl. Ne. July =, 1874. ssWN
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Be INDUSTRIOUS AND MAKE MONEY

Sc nj me p cents and will forward to Your All
dress Package Of
Seven Sample of Curious Articles,
and with them Wholesale Price Iist,-ea.y 10
sell to old or young. with Ia &c prohts.
NJ. SALON Proprietor, The Grand Toy and
Fancy Bazaar. 30 & 35i Wazhington St. Boston,
Mass. ESTABLISHED l. YEARS. lmo2G
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nArCpsELOR. HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless. reliable amt in -tauIaucuu4,
no disappointment, no ridiculous tint- or di4a.
grrcable Odor. Inc genuine VIM. \. BHtrhgiur'~
Hair Dye produces 4 nm IN ediateIy q -piru4Il
Black or nAtuial Brown, leaves tnc hair clean
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any mi furious compound. sold Nv an druggists
Factory, spIyi0 10 BOAD STREET MY.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned. that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
Administrator sf the Estate of Eliza II. Hoop
err late OF Castine, in the County OF Hancock
widow, deceased, by giving bonds as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the said deceascd's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
Element. JOSHUA 8. HOOPER
June 10, 1872! 3w3S
THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
! to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
OF Executor OF the last I'LL aud rcs lament OF
Polly Blaisdell, late of Bucksport,
in the County of Hancock, single woman. deceas-
ed, by giving bond as the law directs he there.
tore requests all persons who are indebted to the
said deceascds estate, TO make immediate pay.
ment, and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement
AMMI PRIME.
April l2th 2s12. 3w2s
THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] TO all concerned that he has been duly an
pointed, and taken upon himself the trust OF
an Administrator of the estate OF
James Brown, late of Bucksport,. N the Coun-
ty OF Hancock, Mariner deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs, he therefore requests ali
persons who are indebted to the said deceased
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement. JOSEPH L, BUCK
June ~, 1872. 3w2s
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Republican District Convention at
Belfast.

st 4 meeting ct the Republicans ol the alJu
anEIt-sIOual DtstyIc held at Ellsworth tan
-jth Of jane, IL was yStcd that Hon, u. X. Chase
Of Washington Couuty, y. \. joy, Esq, OF Hia-
cock County, Charles Baker, ED, of " aldo. ANA
--of Knox, be a committee to call a Conven-
tiou OF Republicans 10 nominate 4 candidate Tor
Congress, TO Ok the terms Of the call. and appoint
the time and place OF meeting
In pursuance bot the foregoing Instructions,
invite the Rcpubl cans OF the FIfth Congressional
District opposed to the aetisn OF the OIL e-holdet-
Convention held at Ellsworth ON the 9Th Of
June, u meet q. Belfast, on the 10Th day july,
lssl, Tor the purpose above stated.
II. IL. CHASE,
y 4. JOY,
ETJune 18Th ls12. 2w37 CHARLES BAkER.
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Established june. 1879,
90 Main Street.
IS Nam Street.

u haie n BOY. Ne IS Main Street, iavite The
~ - 20 cat and inspect their Stock. aud those
~ ~ :" ZOO Goods at low figures TO purchase
line Of 49, s"iHN' N'ii 'Aii'' ''' "i''
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We cheerfully give place TO the well
written criticism of &c. ii. W. On most
points we agree on national politics. We
too, are free trade and hope the day will
soon dawn upon us when parties will not
be obliged to live on their past record. but
that each new Presidential election will
find the contending political parties of the
country assuming positive and an ag-
gressive attitude In their platforms. This
should be the fact unless we have already
reached that blessed condition. long
dreamed of but never to our mind yet at
tained.-called perfection.
Parties cannot live long any their past
record 10 more than individuals. In this
eventful life new Issues are of necessity
constantly recurring and they will be met,
end nass b by somebody, and II the DOM
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

The Washington Campaign Patriot t.
We take pleasure in calling ate ntion to
this excellent Campaign paper, which is the
Organ of the National Democratic and Con-
sentative parties, and published at thu
National Capital.
The price Of the Weekly is only 50 per
annnm. 70 clubs of six or more only ST., SO
per annum, while for The Campaign. or 70 VI
months, 1t is furnished to clubs of six, OF
upwards. for small sum of fifty cents.
has thirty-two columns Of carefully-selected
reading matter, embracing editorials, the
latest political and domestic news; and
besides, has correct market reports and
miscellaneous news.
We bespeak for it "a liberal patronage; for
as our only representative party organ al
the National Capital. it should be in every
Democratic and Conservative household, as
its cheapness brings it within the reach Of
even the poorest: Make up your clubs and
send your list in.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03
To the voters ofthe seventh Congress
ionai District.

lam candidate TO represent you in the
next House of Representatives of the United
States.
From the year 1861 down to this day, my
connection with public events is fully I'M
derstood by The people of this Congression-
al District. l invite inspection into my eve-
ry public act.
My record during the war is known to my
conn AIDES, and shall leave them TO speak OF
it.
My Legislative record has been too re-
Gently made to require repetition, of my
acts. | stooi by the necessities of my coun-
trymen, oppressed aud trodden dowl by the
misfortnnes and desolations of war, and in
this | take no step backward.
If it shall be your pleasure to confde TO
my keeping this sacred trust, l shall strive
to execute il with fidelity, and to stand by
the State in the future rs l have endeavored
TO do in the past.
CHARLIE T. TEARAL. !
Jlne27th, 1872,
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AprlcuItural Fairs.

Agricultural Fairs.
The Agricultural Fairs in Virginia will
commence on the days named below:
AB1NGDoN-Washing Co. Agrl Society
October 8.
TAznwELL, C. H.-Tazewen Co. Agrl
Society October 8.
WYTHv1LLE- Southwest Va. Agr1 Society
90 tober 9.
SrAusroN-Augusta County Fair, October
Is.
LzxrNa1 on ockbr idge County Fair Oc,
toser 16.
DuBLIN-Pulaski Agrll. and Mech. Society
October l6.
WINcH asrER-Sh enandoah Valley Agri-
cultural Society October p.
LYXcnBURo-Agr'l and Mech Society Oc-
tober %.
PETERSBURG Petersburg Agrl Society
October %.
NoRFoLK-ve. and N. C. Agr'l Society
October %.
DAxvIILE-Border Agr'l Society October
%.
RIcHMoND-State Agr'l Society Oct. %.
An examination Of Teachers for the Pub
lie Schools, will be held at New Market, on
Friday October 18th
J II. GRABILL
Co. Sup. of S.hoo(s.
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synopsis Of RAPPORT OF County Supsrin-
tent!enu of Schools. =

Synopsis Of RAPPORT Of County Superin-
tent!enu of Schools.
School population, white 1910, colored
20l, Total SOIL. No of Schools, white, 60;
colored, 8; Total 65. Average number OF
months taught $40. Teachers, white, 66,
colored 8, total 60. Average monthly sala-
ries from Public Funds, $50 So. Number Of
Pupils enrolled 1886. Average attendance
21fS.7. Per cent of School popu lation en-
rolled 60, Per cent of school population in
average atten lance 10; Per cend Of those en-
rolled in average attendance 60. Averag
number of pupils enrolled to teacher 512
Cost of tuition per month pc, pupil enrolled
81 cents. Promised Teachers in the CON
tracts $40 1893, Received for paying teach
ers and Treasurers, from State Funds
Amount paid teachers from other than pub
lie funds $2475,T Aggregate amount paid
teachers fro m all sources 1897. Dis
trict Tax for next year 7acts on the S1(0. E.
limated yield $3771 SO. District fund re
ceved S2296, 80 Expended for real esta te
rent &C., 81 SO, fer furniture, &c, $311, )
So, Text Books &c.. $3O6, 95. Pay of Clerks
Of Boards of Trustees $17o,O5. Treasurer.
commissions S25,23. Total expe ded $685..
81. Balance unexpenled $1,000. Value
of School Property owned by Districts
$4,000, Salary of County Superintendent
$3.50, whole cost of public education Ter
| month, per pupil enrolled 50 cents. Th
| whole cost is but little more than the cost o
tuition, from the fact that the value of sehoo
property acqui led during the present year
exceeds the amour. expended by districts
No. schools opened GO, number yet needed
| Is. Average age ZIG. Number Of pupil
studying spelling, 1906, Reading 2745, writ
ing, 2300, Arithmetic, 1918, Grammar, $40
Geography, 400, other branches, lat. No
supplied W 18th text books gratuitously So.
Graded Schools, number, 8, no. grades, 10
no. pupils. enrolled 466. Amount receive,
from Peabody fund $4,000,
County Superintendent, number of day
officially employed 10s, number Of mile
travelled SIG, no. Of official letters writer
265, no. of teachers examined 1876, no. teach
ers licensed rs, amount of incidental expen
ses paid out of County superinsendents sal
airy SO dollars. Visits to. Schools by Coun
~ Sup. rs, BY Trustees, 1876, by others 1872
School Houses: Whole number used, 60
No log, 4a, No. frame II, No. brick, l, No
with out houses 8, No with suitable grounds
A, No. with good furniture -, No. witt
wall maps l, No. with globes. 1. No. wit
black boards So, No. comfortable So, No
unfit for use 9, No. rooms in all all 68, No
owned by districts IA.
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o, That were beautiful is the unspo
ken wish of thousands of women to whom
nature has denied the charm Of pure, fresh
transparent complexion. To crafty this
wish Hagan's Magnolia Balm was introduced
The cosmetics of the day had been pronoun,-
ed poisonous by the most distinguished
chemists, and it was also found that their
ultimate effect was TO wither the skin as we'll
as to paraiize the external nerves The. la
dies hailed with delight the advent of a
healthful. herbal and floral preparation ca
pable Of imparting TO their faces, necks and
arms porcelain smoothness and tinge
like that of the finest oriental pearl. They
soon discovered that it was a ..new ing
under the sum-" Incompatible and unap
proachable. Unquestionably the Magnolia
Balm has been tn, great toilet success of
the present century.
$1,000 Reward is offered by the proprie-
tor of DR. Peirce's Golden Medical Disco We
ry, for medicine that will equal 1t in the
cure of all severe eases of Liver Complaint
and all diseases arising from impurty oe the
blood, as Eruptions. Pip.ples, Blothes, Boils.
2.
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N etfCe.

Nstfce.
The fourth clause of the second section Of
the act appropriating the Land Scrip is in
these words:
"a number of students equal to the num-
Der of .nemb ers Of the House of Delegates, to
be appointed in the same manner, shall have
the privilege of attending said college with
out charge for tuition, use of laboratories,
or public buildings to be selected by school
trus tees of the respective counties. cities and
election districts for said delegates, with ref.
erence to the highest proficiency and good
haracter, from the white male students OF
the free schools of their respective counties
cities and election Districts, or, in their dis
erection from others that those attending sa id
free school"
Con tijatcs for place in the college shou Id
make written application at once ]. H
Grabil, 90. Sup. of Schools. Applica tons
will be considered by a committee of School
Trustees consisting of Rev. J. A. Snyder,
Capt. NJ. Funkhouser, Joseph Conner, P. j.
Fravel, I. Hite Bird, aud Dr. G. A. Brown
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MARRIED..

Ga the 30th of Sept. by Rev. P. Milf err,
Mr. Theodore Rodeffer and Miss Mildred c
Rodgers, all of this place.
By Rev. J. R. Graham, at Kent St. Pres
byterian Church, Winchester, on Wednesda y
18th inst, Captain W Levin Powell and
Miss Evy H. Magill, daughter of the late
Prof. Alfred 7. Magill, of the University
OF Va.
AT the Lutheran Parsonage. in this place,
by-4ev. 2. Miller, on the 18th, Mr.. Joseph
s. Hottie, and Miss Catharine PHI Hips, all
Of {his county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

Lecture.
Major +. NJ Clarke, late of the Weather
Bureau, at Washington, delivered very
interesting aud instructive lecture on the
Practical Application of Weather reports an
the Science of Meteorology to farming, at
the Graded School room, in this place. last
Wednesday evening. We regret very much
that We were necessarily absent from town,
and could no: listen to the lecture. Those
who were present were very much pleased
We have solicited from Major Clarke serie S
of articles upon this interesting and usefu
subject, and will take pleasure in publishing
thens for the entertainment and prof t.
especially, of our Agricultural friends.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

The greatest want Of the present age is
men women, healthy & vigorous in min
& body The continued headaches, weak
uesses, nervousness, s varying ailments
which af1 ct women are generally the result
of imperfect action of the stomach and other
vital organs. DE-. Walkers Californ 10 Vine
gar Bitters, being composed entirely of veg
etable substances Indigenous to Califo rnia,
may be taken with perfect safety by the
most delicate, and are sure remedy, cor
reeting all wrong action giving ne " vi gor
of the whole system, sep. 19--4w.
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HEAR MEFOR MY CAUSE, LADIES
Aud be silent. that ye hear.
I'm A SINGER /!

I'm A SINGER
Justone month had Borinda been married to me
When the dear little puss came and sat ON my
knee. :.
With the cunningest "peepers" that ever were
whispered s'tiubbie, must have Sewing Ma
scikae.''. ...,. o..
Ofcoufke consented, what new husband wouldn' t
If it cost me a thousand, deny her cou dn't;
So asked nv pet bandly what kind she'd
have bought,
And suggested Howe, as wisely thought,
"uh Dicky, how can you?" she cried with a
"Why It's noisy and slow, WON have it about
And for goodness don't mention Grover a.;
Baker," =.
(she said it SO cross, I'd a great mind to shake
..No raw a Wheeler Wilson; it sews good one
But the next thing y GU know the old Harry gets
Now Dick when went with mamma to the Fair
saw such duck, oh, thesw eetest thing Il ere >,
Twas . spirit, twas an elf, twas fairy incar-
nate. : j.
With speed-here interrupted her, ''oh darn it,
truce is your notions, so high flown and green,
What's it's name,; love? "My Dicky, it's the
SINGER mean.
got her Singer Machine, aud she gays. it's
justine best ever made, and that she wouldn't
have any other.
CwoRN SEWING MACHINE STATISTICS
The siNGER sEMfNG MACHINE AHEAD
The Singer SPA oz,7S1 more
Wheeler and Wilson.
The Singer sold 100, 422 more than Gro
yer and Baker.
The Singer sold l4i, sos more than the
Weed.
The Singer sold 147 900 more than the
Howe Machine Company .s
The Singer sold I61,l39 more than the
| American Buttonhole.
The Singer sold l6l .209 more than the
| original Howe Sewing Machine Company,
The Singer sold l70,S6 nore than the
Domestic. 4..s
The Singer sold in 1871 in all s,12,eo ma
| chimes. i.s
y3Siat better testimony canyon give COM
| petitors? R. C. HUGHES, Agt.,
| .~@-s AT WooDsTocK. Va.
- A SONG FOR THE SINGER.
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Mr.. s. A. Dauner wants everybody TO read
his advertisement in this weeks paper. He
says he is not much on politics, hut when it
it comes to selling goods you will find him
ready speaker and polite and attentive
merchant. His stock is we'll ass or'ed and
will command the attention of the public.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

Not True.
One of our Subscribers has been informed
that one of the Editors of the Herald voted
for Wells, for Governor OF Virginia. Il is
only necessary for Us to say that there is no
truth whatever in the statement We have
seen occasions when We thought it was best
to vote for liberal republican in order to
defeat radical republican, but have not
yet seen the day when we thought the in
terests of the county required the people to
sustain rad ical
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

The next issue will complete the fifty
second vslume Of our paper. We will begin
the next volume with a paper printed upon
new type. Advertisements will be condens-
ed by using smaller type and we will give
to our readers larger amount of reading
matter than we have been heretofore able
MI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

The fire on the railroad did not lnjure Mr.
P. j. travels stock of goods Only one bar
rel which contained Queens ware was injured.
The balance of his goods arrived in good or
der and he is now prepared TO sell at the
lowest cash price,. Read his advertisement
in this weeks issue.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03
SadOccurrence

On Thursday last, little daughter Of
John Sherman, at Mt. Crawford, was burn
ed to death. A fire had been kindled near a
well which was being dug by Mr.. Sherman,
and while playing near it, her clothing
caught fire, and before assistance could reach
her. she was terribly burned. Her mother,
who was just out of a sick bed, and too weak
to go TO her aid, witnessed her child being
burned to death in her sight, with no power
to save her. Truly distressing occurrence
--Enterpyisx. -
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CamnaignfGoods for 1872.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell
at sig ht. Pay 10 per cent profit. Now is the
time. Send at ,nce for Descriptive Circulars
and Price Lists O our fine Steel Engravings of
a IL. the Candidates, Campaign Biographies,
Chs rts, Photographs. Badges, Pms. Flags, and
per day easily made. Full samples sent for IS.
Address MoonE & GooDsPEED, 81 Park Row,
New ork.
Aur R-Iu
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D., Wills EXTRACT o. lDlUDllD

retains all the medical virtues peculiar to the
plant and must be taken as a permanent
curative agent. ~
Is there want of action in your Liver l.
Spleen Unless relieved at; once, the blood
becomes impure by deleterisus secretions, pro-
ducing scrotulous or skin diseases, Blotches,
Felons, Pustues, Canker, Pimples, &c.
Take Jurubeba to ceanes, purifying and
restore the vitiated blood to healthy action.
Have you by speptic Stomach Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system is
dcbilitated with loss of vital force, poverty of
the Blood, Dropsieal Tendency, General Weak
nessor Iiassitude.
Take it toassist D gestion without reaction,
it will impart youthful vigor to the weary
sufferer.
Have you weakness of the Intestnes =? You
sre in danger OF Chronic Diarrhoea or the
dreadful Inflammation of the Bowels.
Take it to allay irritation and ward of ten
dency to infammations.
Have you weakness o the Uterine or Urinary
Organs You must procure instant relief or
you are liable to suffering worse than death
Take it to strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes a burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken to keep
the sys EN- in perfect health or you are other
wise in great Danger OF N alarial, miasmatic
or contagious diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, is Platt ST., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bottl Send for Cir
eulars. Aug. Is AZ.
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The party who was suspected of having
desire to appropriate Mr.. J W. Dannel's
place, who, on account of excessive modesty
or for some other reason, selected the hour
of IL P. NJ. 10 return a bride which he had
h ,rrowpd
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> Marble.

marble.
Mr. Quay of this ooahty, called at our Of
fee, last Monday, and exhibited beautiful
piece of NAL Bile, which had been taken from
d quarry on his farm. TWAS beautifully
polished. lie has sent it TO Richmond, to be
exhibited at the State Fair.
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10 BUILDERS /!

THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE .PROPO-
SAILS fol. the building of House fer the
use of a Graded School. ~
The walls OF brick. which will be- furnish
81, size of Building 20 x.S3, stories - feet
each, 2 stories, the lat story to be divided
into the 8 rooms ofesual size. Openings; +
doors and 43 windows, 81 belfry to be on
roof of building. The work can be contract
!. ed for rs a whole, or the walls, wood-w ork
and plastering taken separately, for further
information address OBED FUNK,
JOSEPH YEA, -
r JOHN BALTHIS.
Strasburg. Aug 10th, 1872.
Aug 22-tf.
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Accident.

On Sunday last. some boys of Sorghume
vile went to the Railroad and undertook TO
hoist large stone with the derrick. Finding
the stone too heavy, they suddenly let go
the Windlass. when the handle struck boy
about 10 years of age, the son of Daniel
Huff, in the stomach, SO severely injuring
him as to cause his death on Tuesday even
iug.-OM Commensurate.
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WhoopinF ough.

WhoOPfns G OugR.
The following prescription, which, it is saiu,
has given relief in a number Of cases has
BEN sent to US by a respected friend in
Charleston, South Carolina One ounce of
Asafoetida, dissolved in one pint Of rum
Take one teaspoonful three times day, or
oftener when the cough is Troublesome. To
be taken in q little sugar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-10-03

Our old friend, S. v R. Clover is now re-
ceiving large stock If we'll selected goods.
He says he is determined to sell goods cheap.
Call to see b i'm.