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The New York herald., 1873-10-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

At AUCTION ON FRIDAY OCTOBER 81, 1873.
n by WILLIAM vtN ss I TxssfLL. T.ssSsL Auo.ioneer
no. liz ?pd aae's" nf
dam n1{fs as III aws nsls sa could ro,
mile in rs; Is ls,s hands years kind and true in az
Sc eSeS gd ssd
a bSssn has sna TS Sa day n
and has two colts By eT I as re as any in the
ri in e
has on ssS Sn Or a%s y rs%sa SssT wh Of
comb Harness, Robes Blankets &c
s e. Sd y aSs TO 70
toneer.
At gPTSH e WSR ASR As TAssE AEcToN
:. SHP S5$ 5Sasssn. SA '
GENTLEMEN WsSisa sEhyF 70 oShSSk OR THOSE
Rssr'esiy rea1s as tnis Lusrs.s willie Conducted
eFSfs % dSk II Chg TE n1s' PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
T,ST TSk ,RiS i %AHR1sfED soSsD FROM 10 HOURS
sa ssIrrss sysys q s hand ss
u O'CLOCK THE rs
s IToSaaS nANp eAsHAeES SoN ss OF ALL KINDS
A UCTION HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
OFFICE AND sALESRO0M, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street. opposite the fos Office.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE IS
l' NEAR To e rNIREkshlP uNIFEksiTq pInSR pSITnaShRhT'
The business will be conducted precisely the same
strict and honorable principles which have always char
acerzcd the dealings OF house and the respect
and confidence OF the business community well the
RiE"UIAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Entries for sale may be made, usual, either at
downtown house, Nassau street. or at the Mart 10 to
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSTGNMENTS.
SALE COMMENCES AT l0i O'CLOCK.
MAJOR c. W. BARKER AUcTIoNEER
N. -. GREAT SALE
or WORK HORSES. TRUCKS. HARNESS. the PROP
OCT. 80. At ~ O'CLOCK, AT RUE stables NO 623 HuD.
SON street, corner Jane. THE STOCK comprises
THIRTY HEAD OF MATCHED pairs ana single draught
Horses fvc Trucks, two Road Wagons double and single
iIIE CELEBRArED BROWN TRoTTfNG gelding
Lyman, by General Knox; i6 high years old has 4
record Of 30 70 road wagon. and can trot three heats
Mr. HANSON HAVING SOLD his stable in Greenwich
street. offers the above stock for positive and percmpory
SALE WILL TAKE PLACE at s2s Hudson street. for
conv enicncc OF purchasers,
STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION at sos Greenwich
NO posTroNEMsNT ON account OF weather.
at BARKER a CHAsE'S city Auction Mart ana New
York rattcrsals corner Of broadway ami Thirty ninth
street or nt tho stable.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
FOR sALAs.

A FOR SALE, FIRST CLASS HAT STORES HARD
"A. ware and Stove Stores Hrst class Grocery Stores
first class Drug Stores
MIrCHELL'S Store Agency II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

A SKIN DISEASES.
IN. skin Diseases. skin Diseases
Skin Diseases Skin Diseases
Skin Diseases. Skin Diseases.
skin Diseases.
ACNE tpmples, backheads). symptoms small
pimpcs with black points, affect the forehead, checks
an noses of both sexes.
ECZEMA dctterl.-Sym ptoms- Biisers form, which
burst and dry inlo ycllowish dark crust may be in
the form ofscales affects III parts Of the body.
PRURIG0 dntense ching). which begins when the
clothing Is removed increased by the warm of the bed
No eruption except that produced by scratching
LIVER sPOis.-sylnptoms-L yellow, green. red
brown spots appear ON the face forehead and neck
with white clear scacs they affect the scalp elbows
diseases permanently cured by DR.. vANDYKE, and
guaranteed never to return. OFFICE, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY at No. West
Sixteenth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
LOST AND FOUND.

IF THE MAN WHO sNATCuKD PocKETBoOK
i from lady on sixth avenue, In 'front.' Of Ai,man's
Ncdne day afternoon Will return the 10 "a West
Thirty eighth street he will be welcome the money,
and no questions asked.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
DYE. p. BAILEY, AUcrIoNEER.

ID Oiicc ~ East Fourth street, near Bowery.
an entire privsts stable at suction on saturday. No
yember at III O'clock at No. 02 East Forty first street.
ne ar Lexington avenue
ELEGANT TEAM DARK BAY HORSES, i5sl HANDS.
and years kind aud true In a harness. free from
yicei very handsome and stylish drivers all day travel
finest family teams In this clty
BAY rkOTlTNG HORSE (ETHAN ALLEN STOCKl.
l54 hands years kind every way; can tr6t In condi
ton in 80 or better.
GRAY MESSENGER HORSE. I5ls HANDS, 7 YEARS,
kind aud true every way inside of minutes
CLAkENCE, LINED WITH BROWN SATIN, IN
FRENCH COUPE, IN FINE ORDER, WITH POLE
Tor WAGON, HALF SPRING; MADE BY ). B.
HSLf sPRfNG NO TOR TRoTrTNo WAGON; MADE
by Corbcu Co.
Tor. WAGON, FULL SPRING; MADE BY DUsEN.
! ,DBLicR, BEAR ,woLvEREES ROBES ENGLISH
Albany and one Portland cutter Sleigh, - 'NS
The above Is properly OF family that Ia compelled 10
SELL and the horses are supposed to bc ali sound and
Friday morning.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LII OFFICERS, SAILORS AND SOLDIERS
"A wounded, rupiured injured, however slightly
can obtain d pension through DR. Z. b. JACKSON, late
United states Navy, No New Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

F0R SALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR PIANO A
= Horse, light Business Wagon and harness Apply at
~ West Forty-nnth street. ~
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

EoR sALE-TEN SOUND YOUNG HORSES. SUIT
Il able Tor carts, trucks any kind OF work Can he
seen at Leroy street. Blocker after 10 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

nEERF0oT DRIVING Park TROTTIN0, THURSDAY,
~ October 30No purse of $500 tor horses that
beat 80. to close at BALDWIN Empire House, corner OF
Main and Plymouth streets near Catharine ferry, on
Monday, October 27. Mt 9 r. NJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03
NEW SERIES--VOL. IA, NO. 4S.

the General Assembly Is hereby prohibited from
creating other courts 10 exercise the powers vest
cd BY this constitution In the judges Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas and Orphans Courts.
$50 ~. Tho praties, By agreement hled, ma y,
In any civil case, dispense with trial by jury and
submit the decision Of such case to the courts
having Jurisdiction thereof. and such court
all hear and determine the same and the
judgement thereon shall bs subject to writ Of or
ror a. In other cases.
ARTICLE VI.
IMPEACHMENT AND REMOVAL rRoN OFFICE.
SRcrIoS. 1. Tho House Of Representatives
shall have the sole power Of impeachment
SEC. 2. All im mpeachments shall be tried by
the Senate; when sitting for that purpose, the
Senators shall be upon oath or Affirmation no
person shall be convicted without the corcur-
repce Of two-thirds Of the members present.
SEQ. g. The Governor and all other civil ON
GERS shall be liable to inpeac hment or any mis-
dsmeanor In office. but judgment in such cases
shalt not extend further than TO removal from
Office and disqualification to hold any once Of
trnst or profit under this Common wealth tho
person accused, whs,hor convicted or acquitted,
shall nevertheless be LA bic to indIctment trial
SEC. 4. All officers hall hold their Offices on
the condition that they behave themselves we'll
while In once, and shall be removed on oonvic-
ton Of msbehayior In ONCE or Of any infamous
crime.
Appointed omcers other than judges Of the
courts Of record ana tne oupenn'enaen. o. ruo-
iio ths'Iucuon, my ~ ,emoseu u. .ne pressure
Oh tne power Wy wn,ch hey shan na'e oe.o aP-
Poin'oou. ~, onec,s e,..sa @y ~ 'no Peohoi
eep' uosorso., neaiohan' "9ss.uo' nen ~ '.ss y.
.se oene,a, assemn'y, anu Juats, u .oe eou.u
,oov,a, e~, aer ~ :" a,i. '"am a,,ar su.
~ ~ i"e ~ III h...,s,, nr ~. sddra.as ,.ra
,hi,Js aS ~ sana,s '-
ARTICLE VII.
OATH OF orrIcr.
c.,.,a,r eon.,or. ana p.nx...n,.,,v.. "a
an ;,,iisis, e,a,a and sa,,n,s do;sars sh.,i H.
sa. ar,s.;r an ,hs d,,ies of ,Ssi, rssnso,;y. ~
e.. ,.La "a .,hs.rih. ,ho so,,o.,n, y, IN or ~
ssss,,;a,' ""1
sI do .o,o,,,v sws., far afB,m, ,ha, 7 v;li s,n.
nov, ohcv snJ defend The cons,,,,,ion os ,be
Pr;y Pra;,.s So ana ~ cons,;,n,,an 81 III. Con-
,.a..s.,,h 81 r., Iii, l,sahsr.. ,ha d,,,;os a,
,ny n,s"a I'm eJsI;,v ,ha, hsss NO, naid a.
y,,.,l.',.s y .. s'so,,;,., 80 =. so,,r;h,,.
si,ha. J;,n.,iv or ;,d,ra.,,v ary ,nonev q, o,hs,
sa,,,ahia ,h;nr 10 ,roo,r. nv nou;na,;or ar o,ee
,on 10, anro;n,man,I .,.a,, sor n.ooss,rv and
n,onc, .rrenses ernyss.Iv au,bari,cd hv law
,hsi baya no, lno,,ingIy viol,,ed anv clecton
law of his Commonw,altb. - proeured n 10 he
done by others in NV behalf; that / will not
Knowingly receive. directly or indirectly. any
money or other valuable thing for the performance
or nor. performance Of any act or duty pertaining
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03

! SECTION l. The frccmcu Of this Commonwealth
shall be armed, organised and disciplined for lt'
defense when and in such manner as may be d.
rccted hy law. The General Assembly shall pro-
vide for maintaining the militia by appropriations
from tho Treasury Of the Commonwealth, and may
exempt from military service persons having con-
scieniious scruples agaius bearing arms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03
ARTICLE II.
rms LEGISLATURE.

BncrIos I. The bsgis,sti~s powers OF this Com
nonreAth shall bs Vsstsd ip General A.sembly
which shall consist Of = Senate and House Of
SIC Hs.Ssrs Of the Gsusrai Assembly shall
be chosen q the general eisehsn eysry second
year. Their term Of service shall begin on the
Mstday q Dscenber next stsr their election
a. 90, sS. II as sss' Hss HSr's q
election to dll such vacancy for the remainder o.
the term
SEC. 8 esnators shall lbs elected for term Of
four years, and representatives for the tern Of
two years.
SIC. 4. The General Assembly shall meet al
twelve clock noon, on the first Tuesday OF Jan
nary every ssoond gear, and at other times whom
convened By the Governor. but shall hold no ad
iourned annual session after the year one thou'
sand eight hundr red and seventy eight. In case
Of vacancy in the of6os Of United States sena'
Cor from this Com N monw oath, In recess between
sessions, the Governor shall convene the tvc
houses by proclaim alton on notice not exceeding
sixty days to ill the same,
Sac IS. Senators shall be at least twenty.
years Of age, and kspresentauyesl twenty -ons t
Inhabitants Of the State four years, and iuhabit
ants Of their respective districts one year nex'
before their election (uness absent on the puoiit
business OF the United States or Of this Stste)
and shall reside In their respective districts dur
ing their torn Of service.
SIC 0. No Senator sr Representative shall
during the time for which he shah have bceI
elected. be appointed to any civil oflce undel
this Commonwealth and no member OF Congress
or other person holding any oihce (sxcept Of at
torpey.a tlas or Ia the militis) under tho United
States or this Commonwealth shall be membe
d either house during his ooutinusnce In once.
sEe. T. No person hereafter coavictcd Of em
eeulemont Of public moneys, bribcry. perjurj
o. other Infamous crime, shall be eligiels TO th'
General Assembly. OF. capable Of boldiug. an,
ohee Of trust or profit In this Comm monwealth..
ssc. 3. The members Of the General Asssmbi,
mall receive such salafy and milsage for reguisl
and speeial sessions - shall be Axed ty Law. ana
no other compensation whatever, whether fol
serVce upon COMMITTEES or otherwiss No mem
eu Of either house shall, during the term fo
which he may have bssn elected, receive any In
crease OF salary, or niisgs, under any Law Passsd
anring such torn. 800 -.Il =
SIC. o The esnsts shall. at the beginning and
.'o'e OF each regular session and at such oihel
sme as may be necessary, elect one Of ih mem
ven president pro tenpors, who shall perform
.ne dutics Of the Lisutsnant Cover nor. 10 any
sase Of absence or disability Of that odlcsr, and
yhsnsver the said once Of Lieutenant Governor
nal be vacant. The House Of Repressntstivsl
soall elect one Of ih members - Speaker. Escl
IOsss % sssii choose hs sthsr oAcsrs. and shal
sass q The s,sstlsn sad ssallsssuOns Of II
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03
PREAMBLE,

We the people Of The co%nonv wealth q q p:ns'
r'% eiS,I and religious liberty, and huinbly
'ss'sinr ssi His guidance, do ordafn and establish
N, Constitution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03

the General Assembly Is hereby prohibited from
creating other courts 10 exercise the powers vest
cd BY this constitution In the judges Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas and Orphans Courts.
$50 ~. The praties. BY agreement Aled. ma y,
submit the decision Of such case to tho courts
having Jurisdiction thereof and such court
shall hear and determine the same and the
judgement thereon shall be subject to writ Of or
ror AZ In other cases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03
ARTICLE MI
,,~,,r ovsfersa

SECTION ]. Ali oticen whose selection is not
proyided for In this constitution shall be elected
or appointed ~ may be directed by law.
Ssc. o. No member Of Congress from this State,
nor anr person holding or exercising any office or
appointment II trust or profit under the United
States, shall Al the same time hold or exercise
any ofhcc In this State 10 which saasy, fees, or
pcrquisites shall be attached. The General As
icmbiy may by iA~ declare what cfhcss are In
compatible. 81
Sac. g. Any person Who shall fight duel %
send . challenge for that purpose, or hc alder OF
abcstor In lighting duel. shall be deprived Of The
right Of holding any ONCE Of honor or profit y
this s,sss, saa nsy - oshsrvi~ Pssi'asd - ssA
- Rrsssisst y lsy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-12-03
\, Constitution Proposed to the Oitissns
y the Commonwealth for thsir Approval
\, \ Rejection, BY the 00nsttuaoad Con.

E,Ili,hed IN order Of the Secretary of ne
Commonwealth, in pwryuance Of the All
..,hoW .C of an act Of the General Assenlblv,
srailed "Ar dct to provide for calling q
Gmveat,oa to amend The Constitution,".
approved the llh day Of Aprh A. d.
lsf2, ai titfs .ttt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

We have received the last number of
Vicks Floral Guide for the yer 1873. It
eontainsa complete catalogue of Hyacinths.
Tulips, Lilies and other dubious plants,
with full directions for their cultivation,
and is replete with useful and timely
suggestions. Hauy OF our readers desire
TO secure bulbs for fall planting, we would
advise them to purchase them of Jas. Wick
of Rochester, New York. We have always
found him to be prompt and reliable. The
Guide is published quarterly and the price
is only rs cents. Any persons sending one
doller or more for seed is considered a
subscriber, and will receive the Guide re-
gularly without further payment,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18
That Favorite Home Remedy,
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN-KTTT,ER

Has been before the public over THIRTY
YEARS, and probably has wider and
better reputation than any other pro-
prietary medicine of the present day.
At this period there are but few unac-
quainted with the merits Of PAIN-KILLEls:
but, while some extol it as liniment they
know but little of it's power in easing pain
when taken internally ; while others use
1t internally with great success, but are
equally Ignorant of its healing virtues
when applied. externally. We therefore
wish to say to all, that it is equally sue
cessful, whether used internally or exter-
nally- 1t is sufficient evidence of its
virtues as standard medicine to know
that it is now used in all parts of the world
and that its sale is constantly increasing
No curative agent has had such wide
spread sale or given such universal salts
faction, Il eA-
DAVIS PAIN-KILLER is purely vegeta-
BILE compound. prepared from the best and
purest materials, and with care that in
sures the most perfect uniformity in the
medicine; and while it is most effective
remedy for pain, it is perfectly safe
medicine, even in the most unskiiful hands,
1t is eminently a FAMILY MEDICINE:
and by being kept ready for immediate
resort, will save many dollar in time aud
doctors bills.
After over thirty years trial, it is still
receiving the most unqualified testimonials
to its virtues, from persons of the highest
character and responsibility. Eminent
Physicians commend it as most effectual
preparation for the extinction OF pain. It
is not only the best remedy ever known for
Bruises, Cuts, Burns, &C., but for Dysentary
or Cholera, or any sort of bowel complaint
it is remedy unsurpassed for efficiency,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18
Winchester Presbytery.

Vaos4VSvSA = AS0bJ sV4y
The Presbytery which convened in
Shasbmg on Wednesday night includes
all the ministers and churches from the
Potomac river on the north to the south
ern line of Shenandoah aud Hardy coun-
ties on the sou,h, through the Shenandoah
Valley, and the Valley of The South Bran. b
of the Potomac. In these bounds there
are about twcnty-four ministers, and thirty
three churches.
Rev. M. D. KaIopotharkes, native Of
Greece, is also expected 10 be present. He
has been for many years lsboiing there as
Protestant missionary. There is gener-
al expectation that he will make an adj
dress on the works of missions in Greece
and the Characteristic features ofthe Greel
Catholic church.
The meetings of Presbytery are all pub
liz, and the community is invited to b.
present.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18
Editors of the Herald,


Gentlemen The
change Of the prayer meetings to one even
ing ofthe week, is 1 suppose, fixed fact
and the conservative and staid old town OF
Woodstock, whose inhabitants with te-
nacity unequaled cling to the ways of their
ancestors has been revolutionized on the
prayer meeting question. ''Truly the world
moves" Mcssrs. Editors, as this change
was first agitated in the columns of the
Herald,permit one who is entirely disnter-
ested, to call attention to one objection
which seems not to have been thought of,
or if considered, entirely ignored both by
you and j R. H. How are Lovers who are
members of different churches, to make
their arrangements TO suit this new order
ofthings? Must the poor girls grope their
way alone through storms and dark
ness over our pavements to prayer meet
ing? Some persons will think it dreadful
if young gentleman accompanies his
sweetheart to her prayer meeting, and OF
course it could not be expected that she
should attend the prayer meeting of his
church. You wicked Editors are respoasi-
BILE for this trouble foisted upon the lovers
Of this community now tell us how the diff
ficulsy can be surmounted. x.
Our correspondent is evidently lady,
and we expect is somewhat interested in
the matter,her prodestation to the con r,ry
Notwithstanding. The objection raised by
X.we suppose was not thought of by J.R.H.
we, however, did consider it, but not being
personally interested-the Senior being a
married man and the Junior an old blche-
lor, dismissed the subject as one being east
ly surmounted.
With some the change may add another
Inequality in the course of true love, bat
we hardly think the churches will recon-
slider the matter to accommodate few
love sick people.
Iflovers cannot make amicable arrange
mems in regard to their church differences
before marriage our advice to them is not
to get married.
We think our correspondent is over So
licitous, for lovers are generally fertile of
resources and equal to every emergency
They will overcome the PRAYER meeting
difficulty aud will in time we trust, luxuti.
ale in connubial felicity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18
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DIED.

Departed this life Woodstock, on the 14th inst
Mrs. Ann Hottie.
Iabitha Jane Booth, was born November 30th 1s49
and died September It'll 1873 aged % years months
and days.
Near New Market, Va, on September 2, 1873, Mrs,
henry Moffette, aged q years.
Departed this life, Terrehaute, Champaign
County, Ohio, on Saturday, August %, 1873, Philip
Dingediue, aged So years, months, and days.
On the SOth day Of August 1873 at the residence of
his mother, in Harrisonbbrg; Rockingham county
Va, B, s. Van Pelt in the SD year of his age.
Departed this life, on the 18th inst, Lydia Wisman
aged % years, months and Is days.
She united with the Evangelical Lutheran cbu,ch
in Woodstock at the age of fifteen sixteen years.
and humble christian ever afte-ward. Her death was
peaceful and happy consequently her friends sorrow
not, even as otbecs which have no hope"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

Fine Fruit.
>,henandoafr has now some excellent
init. A number of our friends nave sent
specimens 10 ,le Herald Office. In qualify
and size they are not easily ezcellcd.
M. Johu Saum left with us several ap-
plies Of q ;fftren varieties some Of which
were very large
Mr.. John Haun sent us four of the vari-
ETY. knownas pound apples, The aggregate
weighG was four pouods and nine ounces.
Mi. Samuel Lambert presented US with a
Gloria Mundi apple measu' ing 10 ]-2 iach-
es in circulp ference and weighing one
pound. six ounces and half. Who can
beat it. SO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18
Registration.

Registration.o
All persons who have not previously reg
isIered are earnestly requested to do so on
or before the 25th of October next.
This is an essential preliminary to vo-
ting in any election in the State, and we
call upon the Conservatives OF the county
to see to it, that not one vote is lost in No
vember for the want OF registration.
Registrars, under the present law can
register voter on any day from now unti1
ten days previous to the November cleo
ton. ANY young man who VIII be q
years age on or before the 4th day OF
November next, has the privilege of regis
tering.
Register. your own interest and the pros
periiy of the State demand it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

Gen. Kemper, our gallant standard
bearer Of the Conservative canse is making
SPLENDID canvass. He is everywhere
met by large and enthusiastic crowds.
Remember that this gifted champion will
speak in Woodstock, Friday, October Sd.
Let every man in the county who desires
the success Of the white mans party be
present on thH occasion, :.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-09-18

The Graded School Of th;s place
opened on Monday lust under most
Aatie';pg Gu cnmstaces. Tie number
OF SCHOLARS app osimated one hundred
ibis number will be greatly increased
by the litst of October. The teachers
are competent and efficient, and we feel
justified IN saying that the school IN
der the present management will give
entire satisfaction.