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LIABILITIES.
!. Death losses in process of ad.
justmcnt or adjusted and not
yet due.
2. Death claims resisted, for
fraud or other cause, [liaLili-
~ denied by the Association,
hut required to bo stated "a
q liability by tho State in
surance departments, except
that OF Missouri,
3. Reserves on outstanding poll
cies met valuation by Ho-
mans' American Table Of
Mortality. with 4! per cent.
interest, less Reinsurance il
other companies. t39. .497 00l
1. Reserves for difference be-
tween net 4 per cent. and Al
per cent. premiums in items
9 and 10 OF assets
.. Reserves for forborne pre-
MUM liens, exceeding the IL
per cent. value OF their poll
cles..
6. Resei yes for equalization OF
valuations at 4 per cent. and
44 per cent. interest.
Z. Over remittantes. sl,lJl -.
Duo for salari. &, $500 35. !.
Total liabilities.
Surplus.
Total -. :.
Juno Is
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

GTATEMENT OF the condition OF said Asso-
y citation on the 31st day of December. 1879
Made as required by the Thirty. eighth Sec
tlon OF tho Charter OF said Associations:
ASSETS.
l. Loans secured by mortgages
or decd OF trust, first liens
on real estate, vailed at So. .4iO,-
2. Loans secured by bonds and 40A u
stocks held as collateral. 1887 OF
g. Loans secured by policies of
tho Association, for forborne
premiums :............. 1855. .2z2 40
!. zeal estate owned .;.:..... 5000 90
ket value. -. ;.............. 174. $50 SO
g. Cash in traneit to general
ofiice .;....,. ........... o.0o4 As
T. Cash in bank and in general
Office. :.............. 167.as5 CO
o. Accrueo interest ............. 81. .995 sc
3. Net amount premiums in pro-
cess OF collection and trans.
- mission. .::.... :....... 1889 so
10. Net amount deferred eemi-
annual and quarterly pre-
miums :::........... -. 103. .9s7 4s
III. Duo from other companies for
amounts OF re-insurcd risks.
matured by death ,......... 1850 90
IL. Due from other companies
for premiums on reinsured
risks. .............. 4s,GG5 "a
Is fostage and revenue stamps. 121 80
Total assets. 81 3CS. .532 66
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70 restore the color of your hair. pre-
vent its falling, Or remove dandrnf}, we
recommend the uso of Natinns' Crystal
Discovery us entirely harmless, and
never failing in its results. Get your
druggist to order it. The wholesale
trade Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Richmond and Charleston have it.
For sale by e. II. Mot. June13t3
Up to june II, twelve oapators and
tkirty-two Representatives have covered
their back pay into the Treasury; or,
one in six of the Senators, md a little
more than one in seven of tho members
OF the House. Tho total amount 70.
turned is Sl63.32l. This shows the
back pay, deducting mileage, to average
about 81 .1G6.
At the closing exercises Of tho Vir-
ginia Female Institute ut Staunton, Va,
on the 18th, handsome premium was
awarded to Miss Susan E. McGowan, of
this State, for general excellence and de-
pertinent.
During q storm in Chcraw, one even.
ing last week, the house Of Mr.. J. Fl.
Villeneuye was struck by lightning, and
Mrs. Fiileneuye pretty severely schocked.
a peddler is astonishing tho good peo-
pie of York County with preparation
which converts brass into silvcr-tempo
rarily.
The total number Of bales OF cotton
shipped during the year ending June l,
from Blackstock, Fairfield County, was
2,893.
Detroit woman. aged twenty Eve,
was lately married to her fifth husband.
They are oil alive, aud tic other four
doing we'll.
1922 tmigrants arrived at Castle
Garden last week.
Mr.. Joseph Dullin, OF Sumter, died on
Sunday afternoon last.
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Richland Lodge. No. 39. A. F. NJ.
IA AN Extra Communication OF this
XXLodge will be held THIS "wednesday
~.EvENING, in Masonic Hall, at s
by order OF the W. NJ.
June lS1 u. l. BOONE. Secretary.
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Wooden-ware.
TCST received and for sale at low prices,
- good assortment OF WOODEE-WARE,
consisting in part as folowe:
Brass bound Buckets and Covered Cans,
Cedar Churns and Cedar Tubs,
Iron n-hooped Buokets and Pals,
Plain and Iron bound Measures, single and
in sets. 4
Flour Pails and Sugar Boxes,
Well Buckets In great variety,
Barrel Covers, Clothes Pins and Knife
Trays,
Rolling Pins. Lemon squeezers. &C., &c.
June II JOHN AGEEW & SON.
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Notice to Builders.

Notice to Builders.
OFFICE CITY CLEKK,
CoIUMrI4, 8. G., June II. 1873.
- this Office until TUESDAY, june 81 for
building 3 HOSPITAL, according to plans
and specifications to be eoeu in this cffioe.
The building to bc two stories high, to con-
tain slxty beds. All bids should be sealed,
Hospital" BY order OF Council.
june II c. DARNUM, City Clerk.
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the Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
1 N?roference I o London Porter and Scotch
Ale. ~hy7They knowit is nnsdult Grated
Sugar-Oured Shoulders and Strips.
x BBl.S. Sugar-Cured SHOULDERS and
~ Breakfast STRIPS. HOPE l. OYLES.
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~; clear rib sides 9}4; clear 9Ss. Whis.
key steady, ut 80.
CISclSSArr, Juno 17.-Flour dull, at
G75Gg7.25. Corn dull, at Al. Provi.
sions steady. Pork quiet, at 1G. 25(0.lG. so.
Lard nominal and quiet-steam 81;
kettle So. Bacon firm and in good de-
mand-shoulders TX; clear rib sides o. ;
clear sides 0as09l,a. Whiskey firm, ut
50.
LOUISVILLE, june 17.-FIour dull and
nominal extra family $50. Corn easy,
at So Provisions quiet. Pork firm, AZ
100. Bacon in fair demand and firm
shoulders 7llsGy75S5; clear rib sides 95s;
clear sides 9sl, packed. Lard-.ierces
Sal@9l2; kegs 10@1Oi!. Whiskey
steady, at 5000.
WlLMINdToN, June 17.-Cotton nomi-
nHl-middling 1917; net receipts 6 bales;
stock 2,340.
CHARLESTON, June 7.-Cotton-only
few sales. atinside prices -middling 1917
0lSal; net receipts 420; exports to con.
tInent la; sales 200; stock IL, ,247.
MOBILE, June 17.-Cotton quiet aud
|tirm-good ordinary 1914; low middling
H31G0l9; net receipts 1913 bales; gross
1919; exports coastwise 450; sales 200;
stock 17,477.
Boston, June 17.-Holiday in cotton
market; net receipts 26 bales; gross 523;
stock 600.
NORFOLK, June 17.-.Cotton active and
lirm-!ow middling 1Ss4: net receipts
1o5 bales; exports coastwise 245; sales
200; stock 6,355.
MEMPHIS, June 17.-Cotton frmer-
middling l734; receipts 1G4 bales; ship
ments lilo; stock ~, G3i,
AUGUSTA, June 17.-Cotton firm
middllng 1874; receipts 1lS bales; ship
ments III.
GALVESTON, June 17.-Cotton quiet
and .tirm--good ordinary 14a4G9l5; net
receipts 80 bales; ssles 200; stock %, 707.
New ORLEANS, June 17.-Cotton in
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
LIST OF G.Fs
S50O.OOO

Total, 10000 Gifts. all Cash. 100000
provide cans for this magnificent Concert One
hundred thousand tickets only, viii be issued, large
portion of which already sold,
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets, $40. Halves, s. and Quarters, 81 80
Eleven whole tickets for 500. No discounts less than
S1G0 orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for presents than
tickets to the BANQUET Oh VEAL or more like
ly to produce grander satisfactory results The object
OF this Third Gift Concert is the enlargement and
dowen of the Public Library of Kentucky, which by
the special auth orzing the Concert its benefit,
is to be forever free to acitzens of every state This
Concert will be conducted like the first and second
heretofore given: and full particulars of the mode of
drawing the gifts and paying them and everything
necessary to thorough understanding of the scheme
from beginning to end published in circular
FORM which will be furnished free of cost any who
may apply.
he entire management of this undertaking has
been committed by the trustees to HON. TH0S. E.
BRAMLETTE, late Governor of Kentucky. to whom
all communications pertaining to the Gift Concert
should be addressed. r. T. BURNETT, Pres't.
W. n. HALDEMAN, V. P.
JOHN S. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library of Ky.
FARMERS AND DROYERS' BANK, Treasurer.
tickets Are now ready for SALE and all orders for
them applications for agencies CIRCULARS informa
ton, ETC., will meet with prompt attention when ad-
dressed to me as be below directed.
HOS. E. BR A NJ ]
Agent of Public Library. LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

BETTER MISUNDERSTANDING Wal
ker, of Virginia, in his message pro-
poses that the Federal Government as
sumo the debt of Virginia and the
States. Virginia has repudiatod the
debt due the living which was made to
feed her sons in the deadly struggle
through which she has just passed. 1t
is better now, that her hand IL in, that
she repudiate the debt due her north
ern enemies and oppresssse.ors, rather than
Treasury for the moneys to pay the
man who murdered her children, de
secrated her churches, and robbed her
of her prop'eFItty:,. ~,
Give us repndiationi rather than the
position of medicants, begging not for
bread to sustain life, but for money to
make richer the men who dispoiled it
Raleigh Sentinel.
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Take Your Choice.

Take Your Choice.
The March number of Peters Musical
Monthly contains the following selections
of new music. You can buy the Monthly
tor 80 cents. or the Music in sheet form
for Saviour, thou art ever Near Song and
Chorus, banks; Pretty Evaline Adair:
Song and Chorus, Hays; Ger ldne. Song
and Chorus, Fiske; Kissed me Goodbye
at the gate. s8ig, Stewart =; Hear me say
my little Prayer. Song, Pratt Just as l
am. Hymn for Lent, Wagner; Let the
World Chant and Sing. Easter Carol,
Smart; Put OH your best array. East Car
oil, Dressler; Kittic's Polka, Kinkle; Bo-
hemian Girl. (Selections0 Pacher; The
Village Festival. Caprice, Kinkle; The
Toast Brindisi. Tonel.
A TRIAL TRIP.-1'hc Publisher will
send you six back numbers for 1872 for 81,
or the last three numbers for 10 cents
Subscription price, So per year Address
J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
Murder at Earper's Ferry.

Murder at Earper's Ferry.
On Monday afternoon difficulty .occurr-
ed at Haiper's Ferry between Captain
George Chambers and Patrick Hagan
which resulted in the death OF the latter.
The account Of the killing, as we hear it,
is as follows: There had been a long
standing grhdse between the parties. On
Monday afternoon Hagan went into
Chambers Liquor store, and there were
high words between the parties which led
to Hagan's forcible expulsion: Hagan re-
manned on the pavement in front of the
store, while Chambers went back into
the house, and returning with revolver
took hold of Hagan with one hand, and
put the pistol to his head, fired two shots
either OF which would have been fatal
Chambers made no effort to escape, and
was not arrested until after some time had
elapsed. Winchester Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

The purest Cod Liver Oil made Is Haz-
ard & Caswell's. made on the sea shore,
from fresh. selected livers. by CasweIi
Hazard & Co. New York. It is absolutely
pure and sweet. Patients who have once
taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians
otherdecided it superior to any of; the
h ave oils in market. nov: II w
Chapped hands,face, rough skin.pimples
ringworm, salt-rheum. & other cutaneous
affections. cured, and the skin made soft
and smooth by using the Juniper Tar Soap
made by Caswel, Hazard & Co.. New York
+ Be certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, at,
there are many worthless limitations made
with common tar. nov j. W
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A Word To the Wise.

Word to the Wise.
An advertisement. sent to us by response
bic parties appeared in the Herald. While
we never endorse advertisements unless
we know the parties, either personally or
by reputation. vet we will not knowingly
insert an advertisement which has tor it.
object the swindling of the public. We
copy from the Star Spangled Banner a
notice of the advertisement referred to
4 new CARPET: r..
TIE GREAT WoNDkR.-The New Efig-
lang Carpet Co.. established over a GUAR
ter of a century ago. having, expended
much time and money, to ptoeltice ii styl-
experimenting with the best artizans, have
brought out carpet which they have
named and will known as German Tapes
ty. being an exact imitation of Solid Brus-
sells, the first thousand pieces of which. in
order to introduce them, will be sold for
81 l-2 cents per yard. Sample sent by
mail on receipt of 10 cts or five different
patterns for 80 cents.
New ENGLAND CARPET Co.,
373 WASHINGTON ST., Boston, Mass.
And very many 6fthe class Who expect
S. for so cts. are being swindled thereby
The fact is, they have no suc7, carpets,
there is no sa,ch concern and in short, all
who send them a cent OF a dollar, more OF
less. will be swifidled. Need we say more
except to add that there are really idiots
(who pass for persons Of sense) who will
even NOW doubt ooji1t statement and Mro i'm
and come out as they deserve, minus their
money. Try it and sec. Those who
prefer experience to taking our statements
are, Of course at liberty to try it: Expert
ence is mighty good teacher, only at
times tlitfe expensive.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
INTEREST ON THE VIRGINIA DEBT.

The following is the text of the bill
reported in both houses Of the Virgil
MIA Assembly, on Friday, to carry out
the agreement entered into with the
bondholders;in regard to the interest OH
the State debt for the year 1873:
To Provide, for the Payment Of Inter
est on the State Debt:
First. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly, that it shall be the duty Of
the Auditor Of the Public Accounts to
pay into the public treasury, subject to
the warrant of the Second Auditor, so
much Of the public revenue as the Sec
ond Auditor may certify to be necess-
airy to pay the interest on the public
debt, as herein provided.
Second. There shall be paid when
demanded, after the passage of this acts
and on the First day of July, 1873,
two per centum interest upon the prin-
cipal of the public debt, bearing an in
terest Of six per centum per annum, all
evidenced by bonds issued under the
provisions of the act approved March
80, 1871, and upon that part of the pub
lie debt bearing an interest Of five pei
cent, there shall be paid at the same
time one and two-third per cent, and
upon two thirds of the debt, the securi-
ties representing which have not been
changed since the 3Oth of March, 1871,
there shall be paid like interest; bro
vided, that the interest herein directed
to be paid shall be limited to such IN
terest as has or will fail due during the
year 1878.
Third. 1t shall be the duty Of the
Second Auditor, upon the payment OF
the interest herein provided for to the
creditors of the State, to issue and de-
liver to such creditors non-interest bear
ing certificates for that portion of the
interest due and remaining unpaid, and
where interest shall be paid and certi-
ficates given for interest due upon cou-
pom bonds, it shall be the duty of the
Second Auditor to take in, cancel and
file away in his Office the interest cou-
pons so paid OF redeemed.
Fourth Every interest certificate
issued by authority Of this act, shall
state upon its face the number and kind
of bond upon which the interest accru-
ed, and the time it was due and payable,
for which such certificate is given.
Fifth. This act shall be in force from
its passage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
SHE3N A NDOAH HERALD
Sale Of Property.

Sale Of Property.
The Town property belonging to the
Est. OF Josiah Heller, decd, was sold. on
last Monday by Messrs. Walton and
stickley, subject to dover interest, for
S57o,50. to Mrs. Dorathy Heller.
Front lot of about 3 "a acres sold for
Sl26.50 per acre, Mr.. J. p. Nelson, pur-
chaser.
Back lot Of about 3 81 acres sold for
S75 per acre. Mr.. Geo. W. Miley, pur-
chaser.
Messrs. j. Fl. Williams, and E. E. Stick
leN CONS. sold the farm belonging to
Amos B. spetgler, containing 2eo acres.
last Saturday to Geo. A. Hupp. Price
$12, 100
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

AGENTS--W

S75 10 $3.50 per month, everywhere, male and
female, to introduce the Genuine Improved
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine. This
bind, braid and embroi Ter in most superior
manner. Price only SIS. Fully licensed and
warranted for FIVE years We will pay 81 1000
for any machine that will sow stronger, more
beautiful, more elastic seam than ours. II
makes, the Fla site Lock Stitch Every second
stitch can be cut, AID still IL t cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay agents
from SIS to $3.50 per month and expenses, or a
commission from Which twice that amount can
be made. Address SECCMB & CO.. Boston,
Mass; Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, ILL.,. or 81
Louis Mo. oct. 17-4w. ID
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
Governor Walker, Of Virginia, in his

Governor Walker, Of Virginia, in his
message to the Legislature, argues in
favor Of the assumption by the General
Government Of the debts Of the State.
We think Virginia had better pay its
own huge debt before it takes care of
the State This message will be strong
~ pressed upon the attention of Con-
gress by an interested lobby Of State
bondholders, and it is quite likely to be
adopted In that way the hard working
men of the North will be obliged to
shoulder the huge debts that hsye been
run up. by the negroes and carpet
baggers in the South-most Of which
debts consist Of money stolen by them.
from the people.-Cincinnati En-
qssirer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
United Brethren Conference

United 6TeLnern conference.
The Annual Conference of the United
Brethren in Christ convened in Hagers-
town, Nd. February 18th and adjourned
on the 10Th. The following is the list of
appointments for the present year:
Shenandoah Valley District, G. w.
Station, P. E.; Laceys Spring, Jno. Grimm:
Singers Glen. P. H. Thomas; Page Valley
e. p. Funk; Rockingham, J. w. Neihiser ;
Churchville, ii m. 0. Grimm; Rockbridge,
VIM. Karicofe; Highland, W.P Weller;
Edinburg, j. Reubush; Winchester, w. j..
Funk; Bath, j. NJ. Roe.enich; South Bran
oh, j, E. Whitzel; NeN Creek. w. j. Miller;
Allegheny, J. D. Funk; New Germany. G..
I. B. Brain; Martinsburr, Station. j. w.
Howe; Winchester Missien Sta iol G. W.
Howe; Tuscarora Mission. c. B. iIammack;
Bas6 Greek, A. Hoover; East Virginia, H.
Tslnelm. Pendloton Mission, j.: zsrner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

Mr. VIM |. Rea. a well known merchant
and highly esteemed citizen of Winchester.
died on Saturday morning last, after pain
full illness of several weeks. He was bur
ried in Mt. Hebron on Monday afternoon
The funeral services were held in the Lu-
long been a consistent member. and were
conducted by Rev. G. L. Leyburn, Of the
Loudon st. Presbyterian Church, in the
absence of Lutheran minister The re-
mains were followed to the grave by a
long procession of citizens VIM Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

Yes, we've got him: We mean we've
got the typo who spells gauge gu, &c.
Harrisonburg with one ST." and makes
many other perplexing errors in our
orthography, for which we freely forgive
him; but the worst Of all, the most I'M
pardonable, we wrote the other day 1.-THE
Roll Call in Heaven" and he set it up the
'.The Bull Calf in Heaven.''-Page Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

A flock of wild geese passed over New
Market on Thursday morning-sign of
spriny.-Shen Valley.
All signs fail this winter, George. The
robins sang for us last Wednesday, and to-
day the Thermometer stands at degrees
hal0u-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. DR.. Marquis, of Balti-
more city, has been preaching nightly
during the week at the Loudoun st.
Presbyterian Church, to large and atten-
tive congregations. During the contin-
uance of the meeting at this church some
thirty new members have been added to
the congregation. Ne1Us:
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- ~ -+- -
DEATHS.

On the 10th day of Feb. 1873, ut etrasburg, Va.
Amanda Lee Ross, aged years, 6 months Is days.
Near New Market, Feb. "A, 1873, Robert Leo smith,
aged 10 years, months % days.
In Mt. Jackson, Feb. Is, 1873, Fannie wife of
Linen Allen, and daughter of Joseph Moore, Esq ,
aged "a years.
On the 9th Of Feb 1874 L,nra Ies infant dau III ter
of Jacob Estep, aged year months and 10 days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
Byirophobia.

We call attention to a very interesting
communication, published in this issue
Upon the subject mentioned above. We
would advise our patrons to preserve tins
copy of the Herald, as the article mention
ed may be instrumental in protecting either
themselves or some of their friends against
this terrible disease.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

To-morrow-Thu the day set
a part by the Presbyterian church as day
offssting and special prayer for the youth
and Institutions of Learning in our coun-
try. Services-at night in the Presbyterian
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

The disabilities of Ex-Governor VIM
Smith of Fauquier have been removed by
both Houses of Congress. and the State
may hencetorth avail itself of his ability
and eXDerience.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
! Ieat t00k Tseraia.
Town and County Affairs.
TAa Reaso.

We are out of wood, and are subjected
to the temptation OF coveting our neigh
boris property The reason of this state
of affairs is,we depended upon some OF our
patrons who promised us wood and failed
to bring it. Please send us a few cords
at once
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
CoNGS FOR THE PIANO.

Mailed post paid on Receipt of Price.
Darling. / am Lonely Now. sSas and Chorus.
Stewart SO
Sweetest Song ana Chr rns, ;, banks. 30
Ma'tie Nav. Song and Choru,. banks. &c
Lost and Saved. Ballad, =. Donniker. 80
Farewell. Darling, till We Neet Ko-ewg 80
Think ofme. Darling Song and Gho. Micrs so
Asking Blessing from Mother. Song and
Chorus, stewart. 20
Reeol lections bi Childhood baritone Song
banks 80
Thou art no longer Mns. Ballad Ta ks. 80
Hear me say my Little Prayer. Song aad
Chorus Pratt. 30
Close the shutters, Willie's Dead. Song
and Chorus, stewart sc
E'h,l nrreme. Song and Chorus. Persley IS
Quit dat T'cElin Nc. y no and Dance Havs 81
You'll always fnd me True. Song AID
Chorus, tt.r HAYS. IS
*peai, but not Forgotten. Song and
Chorus. :, Hays. 81
Mcet me Maggie. Song and clo Nays. 40
Stay me where my Mothers Sl.e1 ing. -;
Song and Chorus, Stewart. 40
Father of All. Sacred Song Pan cron. so
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Chaao Coal.

VUsaJ VVdI'
The completion of The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad has reduced the price of
coal at Staunton. about six or seven dollars
per ton. The completion of the Valley
road to Staunton, will give us cheap fuel
fer next winter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
Revue De Ia Lods

For March is on our table. This is 4 SUI
peTior foreign Fashion Magazine. Pub
in Europe and America. Every lady
should subscribe for this work. Address
S. /. Taylor, SIG Broadway, New York
CIV. MY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27

Anew postoffice is established at Cedar
vile, Warren county. Va. on the route
from White Post to Riverton, with Jas. W
Riding postmaster.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-27
Vaccination

Vdcc1UdG1ou.
In many of the counties and towns of the
State. the authorities have made arrange
ments for the general vaccination OF the
citizens.