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Has been recently opened Mt No. 10l Wcat Madison
street by MIR. Smith, an artist well known 10 tho ci-
zcns Of Chicago This gallery, called tho "oriont,'s
ida fnlr to bccofne QUO Of tho finest In tho country
and MI ornament to Chicago. Tho ronmn nro iorga
anl Spacious and arc furnished with nil the latest In
proyemcnH III tho art. IA guarantee Of goo work. 1t
Ia only necessary to Btate that Ar, orriso with ,1
efficient corps Of assistats hiss Charge Of to oporat-
ing Eoom Tho facilities for taking pictures hnvo boon
so Increased that 1000 pictures DO niahcl In ono
day, and here We will say that Mr.. Smith has reduced
dozen. In addition Is gallery containing largo pho
tographa Of American scenery aud Bever1.l lne oil
paint3slgs. Among tho Inter two largo ones,
n1unu worthy visit to tho " Orient" Ono Is q
ostzc portrait Of Mr. George smth, aud tho otlcc
is . large yiow, by fect, Of tho yosemitc Valley,
list ia worldwide. Everything Ia done in these rooms
to mako yia pleasant aud agreeable, aud wo would
ndYtgo oil WHO want artistic work to call Mr.. Smith,
, 1873-08-31
FOREIGN.
Tile Insurgents at Cartagcna Snm.
nl0ncd to Surrender.
In Reply They Hoist the Black Flag
on Their Works.
SPAIN.

0FAINs
MADn1D, Aug. 30.-It Is nsscrtel Tint uidsfro
will 10 appointed hriniRter 10 tho United stateb.
There IL rumor curront that Afonzo, Prince Of
Aostria will shortly uttcnpt on pania soil To pro-
e'alns Ills succession to tho throne.
1elegrans from tue North nnnounco tho defeat Of
sno oaf'iats undor sabaa after four hours nghting
aeatofuay Con. oamros summoned tho Cartagona
tnautkona t to surrender. They answered by raising
to pMeR nag on their works. Al yet operptona bo~
tolg no town on tho lad aldo ],ayo amounted only to
sngh1 akifmla. 1t Ia rcportcd that lin it1aurRsnta
aan a8feed Y ahrd pushed, to dcliyor snn1o az tho
xeFts 10 tao tasBts condition tliat nit lin nar1ists
q Valencia sono 1000 In number, 3on the nsuroonts
IN an attack on tho Repubcnn troops. N3' oSA''
AyoNHE, Aug. W.-Tho Carltst forcaa have rnsu1nod
tho hfoge Of Dilhon '@'' AZ u'AoA
The Madrid Government is poverlesa 10 preycpt tbn
ianunE OF ar1na and ammunition for tho Carsta ar,
th9 Cantob1an coaats, becaMo Of tho larga for ro-
qnired to operate agsinBt tho insurgonts,
= Is reported that tho Republicans hnyo uudor MI.
aoment plan Of issung lctora OF maroue to nrynto
sesseia 70 cruise IN tho lay Of 1}Hrny
MADRID, Aug. o0.-rcn thousand Denubtfcnn tronr.a
1ays arrived ut q'ctoEla in tho Province Of Aaya, On
LoNpox, Ang. 3o.-It Is estimatcd Tint. II Don Chr.
!os slcceasful In gaining the throne Of Bpafn to
do6t OF tho country will ho Increased ons-thrd.
MAnn1D, aug. 30.-Tho project to ralso loan. Tim
payment of which Ia guaranteed by tho revenues }.om
tobseco, the nionopoy Of tho philippine islands, has
neon presented III the Cortcs. Tha bll also aboslos
oonpulsory labor tho tobacco plantations by uaiyca
INC motion waa t!aelared urgent.
, 1873-08-31

suta to recoyor tho ponaltios. [Laws OF 1879,
! Pr. 100, Sec. 81
1 mn, yory respectfully,
(3igncl) JAS. X. EDsA11, Atty -Hon'l.
Hon. T. W. M1nEs, Chairman Of tho 0on,mlttoo
of Donr1 of Equalization on AoaosBmonts Of
Capital Stock OF Corporations.
, 1873-08-31

L1rTLE ROCK. ARK, Aug. 9o.--Tho Inst spike
Fulton, this evening. Tho road Ia nnw com
rleted from st. Louis to Fultor I. Distance OF
16l miles, This road councils tho Nosthoastorn
btntcs with Toxas and the Gulf Caast. Arkunsns
and tho Rcd Kiyor country rojoice over tliu
eyent,
, 1873-08-31
Galveston Quarantine Order SHs-
1cntlGus


NEW On1EAya TO-, Aug, 80-A dispatch to
Messrs. q. A. Whitney l. CO., from Galveston,
BtatoH that tho quarantine regulations which
Alo.llay hayc boon Withdrawn, Consequently,
regular communication With Texas ports ro,nains
unlisturbed
, 1873-08-31
Tile Cnl,.pnigs, in Massachusetts.

NEW YonE, Aug. a0.-A dispatch from BOSTON says
that Of te ninety delegates from fiat city to tue Re-
publican nto Convention, General Butler laa sixty:
that tho thirtytlvo delegates from Lynn and Lowell
arc nil for butler; aud tat he also hAs tw0tArda Of
tho Nswbnryport delegation.
BosroH, Aug. a1.-D. ". aooch has been selected by
tho Republican 6ato Committee 10 preside over tho
Convention ut Worcester, Sept. 10.
, 1873-08-31
FRANCE.

N11rs, Aug. 30.-Tlo trial Of Mnrshal Dszaine will
% ocgun IN Irlan, on tho 9Th Of October,
10 Journal dcs Debats has significant aeticlo from
the pen Of 1en,oie In which the writer Expresses m
opinion that tho Republic IL impossible. md that
born can follow tho example Of Louis XVIII, and
gsans SonsttatGnel ehAster put il not monarchy
The aoveznment has isaled decree roljuyina rrn,n
and flour from tho artax, additional import, leyoi
On account Of the war indemnity, aud also from tia
bonding duty.
pAa1B, Aug. 3o.-Tho Duke do Broglie Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, in letter to tho Chamber Of Com.
1nerto, anys The Governments Of France aud tho
United satea nrc still engaged In negotiations for q
postal convention.
PAn1s Aug. S0.-1t Ia reported that tho Government
Will pay to Gcrany tho last instalncnt Of tic war In.
demnity I'll the 14sh Of October.
, 1873-08-31

CoIuarRus. O., Aug. 0o.-Mrs. Varnha Cham
pion, lady widely colobsatod for hor oharisios
and philanthropy among soldiers during tho war.
dloa In tlia city thia morning,
, 1873-08-31
THE Temperature,

Tho following ia the range OF temperature for
tho week ending August 80. as reported by L.
Manasse, optician. No. 23 West Madison street;
, 1873-08-31

UECaLta StH1[FttH4kG1 NEFPHs
New Yonx, Aug. 90.-Ar.ivel, steamahipa
Ca]abria, from Liverpool md smidt, from Bro-
mon.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3o.-Arriyed out. stoamBllip
Scotia, from Now York
, 1873-08-31
TIao C010red 1Icls'a Independent Nroyc-
mcnt i'll tho District of Co11n5ttl-~
E10shysH Mtt*t Sot1aGrssattIt.

Speeial Dispateh to Tic Chicago Tribune.
Wasn1SaroN, Aug. 30:-Tho Daily Chronicle states
TINT what 1t cal1a the very sily story started lcre
about tho organization Of blach lnaus party In this
city ia telling with very disastrous effect pn tle
paign In Virgna, In that sntc tho effort Is carncat1y
bolng nude 10 carrY NIL tho whito rocrs against the
radical clement ctaiming that they were banding to-
Eether with ths ncgrocs Now IL hernlcd oyer tho
Blao that in tho District of Co'lnpn the negroes nre
organizing to put down tho whites, and tho a4-
but f. made tho text, Of franlio a1'peals
and wild lnrangucs to tho yotcrB Of Virginia to Join
with the Conservatives, an1 put down tho black man q
party Tho Chronicle pruno'sncea tho story csnart,
but tho Republican maintains tta trthfuneaH Rtd
makes representations which has not yet boon re-
ported. ....... .-...
Tlere is doubt THAT Col Arosby ,as como out IN
fnyor Of tho Conseryati, ticket iii Virginia. Tho Adj
lsinstra!Ion organ hero thus announces tho fact
This statement Of Col. Mosbys position Is tre. lla
bas gouo bach, horsc, foot, md dragons to
tho ranks Of THO Democracy. No. mako
tlts explanation Tina positively, becauso
know whereof speak, ind ald to It TINT Moaby
aasas today in default regarding cerian promises
malo by hin, whun he waB gerling appointments for
Ills personal friends the ground, as ho himself
atatel that he wished to 1repnro tue State for BIC
ceasful campaign by tlo Republican party.
, 1873-08-31

uo made nnaBtorly appeal to the Conservatives
Of Canada to provo tl,olr right to their dattnc-
tive titlo by aBanting at this crisis to conRorvo
tito mperilod rlghta of tho people.
, 1873-08-31

johnson County tuu.) Republican
Nominations.
Special Diansteh to 1Hs Chicaao Tribune.
IOWA CITY, H., Aug. 3o.-Tho Republican County
Convention met this afternoon nnd nominated for
Representatives ELLA Howell and ]. If. Clark, both
farmers for Sheriff, L. " Talbot fnr Auditor, j. A..
pnney, Ruotlor fnr,uUr. This is cmphntlcally an
autI-lnonoroly ticket.
, 1873-08-31
WisCOz1stn Iibcrn1n zllatt Democrats
Gull n Gt:ltc Convention.

O&hA IL El1ktC I0nECAkk0as
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
At1LwAuKEg, Aug 3o.-Tho Democratic and Liberal
Reform Slate Committcca hayo called State Conven-
tton to meet in Milwaukee,, Sept "a, to nominate
Opposition ticket for Governor and other sate OIL
ccrs. THO following arc tho revolutions:
Rcsofred, Thnt in tho opinion Of thcRo Committees
tho time ina cpi1e when nil patriotic nnl Intelligent
ulectors Of Wacolan WHO seek The election Of hones
capnbtc. anl incorrnpt!be 1nen to olce, nnd
poto and permanent roorn In public nfTnrB, irre-
spcctiso Of rnst political associations, should unto In
ono Convention, upon QUO PLATFORM mud upon Tho
entne candidates., nAscrt tho Bncred right Of elocting
their nw rulorR, independent Of corrupt party power
and Of nll professional politicana md political rinHH
allied with or npoogtzinR therefor.
Hesotrcd That, In pursuance Of this op1ntou, tho
StAe Central Committee Of tho Democratic and Lib
ernl-1crihcan organizations Of tho State Of WiRcon-
ain, ting thoy believe In full nccord and sympathy
with ths nassca Of thu Intelligent people Of our State,
who recognize virluo ln nny political party beyond
Its power to gorern tho people honestly a we'll, do
hereby call State Convention, to consst OF two dole
gates fr0n each Sanaoral mid Assembly District of
thp State, to meet III tho City Of Milwaukee at II
o'clock noon tho 9th tay Of September no1t, for
tho nomination Of candidates for State officers, tic
further declaration Of platform Of principles, aud
the transaction Of sch other business ay o deemed
proper by tho Convention when met, and that
carnoatly invite uil Democrats and Republicans,
and otlltr electors Of Wisconsin friendly to genuine
reform, through equal a,d impartial lcyiBatio hon
caty III oirc, nd right economy III tho administration
Of public anrs to unto III tic election Of delegates 10
eat1 cunyonton.
, 1873-08-31
letter waa lo; !; lllt hia purpose ho was follow
f..,.s jro - III.

lHtLuE NM y LIZ u@1s pAAPobo Ao N1Ao AoAAoH-
ing mp 10 elect HIM,
lily countrymon, lot lin remodel your ooarta.
Tho Logla!atnro will .pasa. law corr1pt
courts will exro1,tsl 1t ; Amos' bayquotn
will enforce II. Whnt llan Amos
tlono for you in Congress? Find ono moaBuro
In OongrosB looking to tho roltef Of tho South
which lind tho support Of Amos? dooaro him
to be, In my Judgment, n moBt vintlictiyo man II,
Congross ngainHt tho Southern whites. God
gru1it wo ,nny bo delivered from hlA grasp, from
tho ruin Which l!o lima In ntore for ua all. To
ayort thiu l announce myaolf candidate for
Governor Of ynur Blato. intontl to como bo-
foro You and as't your suffrage whether got
tho consent Of Froncll md othors or not. ask
no Convention to nominate mo. want no
other Endorsement tan tut rocevod four
years ngo. / wns then received by tho Church.
11ayo observed all tho ordinances md hopt tho
faith for four years. More havo a Hcat In tho
unitoa Statcs scnato, but Mn willing to lay down
that for tho good Of tho peopln, statc III peril,
e!so would not undertake n bnrthon 10
diHtastoful, a labor 30 grent. The vllltureH OF
prey. .aro gathoring nlont the capital, aud will
50 ,abont among tho people aud warn them Of
thoir dangor.
On conclusion Of tho Apccc1,, II. @. Carter,
dofoatod candidate for Liouto1lRnt-G Governor,
took tho stand aud rectotl his wronga. IIo had
boon promised tho gccond placo on tho tic1tot,
but WIS betrayed. 1Io tloclarod himself an inde-
pondont candidate for 1fontonant.Q Governor, let
the consequences DO what they may.
Cartor WIS appointed Secretary OF State by
Gov. Powers, vice noyols roBignod.
, 1873-08-31

Fu11ADgLru1A, Aug 00.-'Saltcr snowtlon,
clerk III tho oflco Of the agents Of tho Nov
York Life insurance Company, South Fourth
street, shortly after opening tho Office today,
was asked BY stranEor to cl,n,'Go Il fifty dollar
bill, md wlilo changing it ho VIA knocked senso-
leaa an the aufo WAS 70 bI,oa Of seventy dollars
No arrests,
, 1873-08-31

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON Aug. 30.--Tle Princess Louiae, vito Of tho
Marquis OF Lurne, is once!nic.
, 1873-08-31

Board is not tlorehy deprived of the powor
to proceed to mako lilo asBoas1uont Of
,nost feasible obtain tho requisite Information,
and ascertain the yaluo Of such stock and mako
tho assessment as provided In tho statute.
Sccond-Upon tho Haulo grounds, tho second
question above stated should be answered iu tho
affirmative.
Third-Aa to the third question, tho ntatnto
authorzos suits to DO Instituted III tile name If
tho people Of tho slnto Of Illinois on tile COM
pl4int u any person against Assessors null
esso otais 0e'f1 e poa T9 fsrs' dn Gf haSs oosa
g2 is p Sn 6 and y ssson seS sf s 4hs ~t sau{s Ct
alHo provided that 1t any porson or corporation
shall gyo falHo or fraudulent list, schedule, or
refrso to dOliycr to the Assoaaor, when caiod
tasabls personal property which l,o il required
to list unor this not, 10 or i ahall bo liable to
nonalty Of not Loss than $10 nor moro than
2o 59 1s sct5s gseov01ed re- IN H. any ,,oI proper
the pooplo Of Illinois, on the complaint Of any
tho e 9opaty Rssyt rtsa5 . laNa s ct 1s1;a s;:a
bo astated Oh I'll tho oopant s st Of ay av por pae
sou. Tho Inv does not aeoln 10 mnko IL
tho special duty Of tho Board OF Equalization to
institute aud prosecute such suits. hut there IL
manifest propriety that the Board should, It It
Attorney Of tho proper county to tho
violations and request him to inatituto
suits to recovor tho prescribed ponaltoa, mud 1t
would bo oompotent for any monlbor Of tho
llad Docomo acquainted with tho facts to malto
tho complaints on which suits could be iuati-
tntod by the Btates Attorney OF tic
county Wlero tho violations occ,,r
II tho state'a Attorney iH thus
informed OF such violations OF tho law, 1t would
become his duty to juatltntq and nraseouto the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
"Hod Bless my Mother. "

A chaplain in the navy writes No
many nights ago the whole meeting
was moved as the heart of one man
by noble looking youth of eighteen
who, in the midst of his broken-he
prayer, burst forth in the earnest sup
plication: 80 God, bless my mother!
thank thee that thou hast heard her
many prayers, and that 1 so long the
object of her love, have at last, become
the subject of thy grace!' and on the
last night the feelings of every one pre-
sent were again moved in like manner
by the testimony of sailor in middle
life, given with sobs and tears, to the
blessed influence OF mothers prayers,
in restraining hayward son from sin,
and bringing him at length, by the
grace of God, to the hope of saliva
ton.
Let the praying mother whose pray
ers seem not yet to be answered take
courage and exercise new faith in re-
ference to the son of her love from such
proofs that praying breath is not spent
in vain.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

THE ENDLESS BURNING LAMP.-A-
mong the lost arts is that of the endless
burning lamp. 1t is said that in the
time of Edward VI lamp was dis
covered in the grave of Constantine, at
York, which had been burning since
his burial to that time, a period of
twelve hundred years. Also, in the
grave of Tullia, daughter of Cicero,
was found burning lamp which was
lighted at her death. 1t went out as
daylight was admitted. It has been
suggested that gold transformed to the
shape of quicksilver feed these lamps,
but this is surmise only. Yet it was
certainly clever devise of the ancients
to invent lamp which would illumi-
nate, through all time, the homes of
their dead.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

HAVE CoURAGE.-Have courage 1t
is just as necessary in the conflict of
life as on the open field of battle. A
thousand enemies oppose you in every
great undertaking, however peaceful
may be its nature. Have courage to
meet and overcome them. You do
not see, you cannot understand why
they should seek to throw obstacles in
your way; but they do. Such is the
ordinance of nature. Have courage
and your opponents will yield
Have courage. 1t is not open enc
mics alone who will assail you in what
ever you attempt. Secret foes will, rise
up also. Have courage to encounter
the treacherous who shoot at you from
behind trees, and in the darkness. as
well as your more open and more
straight forward opponents.
In order to accomplish any great
purpose, it is absolutely indispensable
to have degree Of courage which no
amount of resistance, whether. open or
secret, can intimidate. Be brave to
the end, and you will win. There is
no other way, The only true courage
is the courage which is founded on
conscience and is unconquerable,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
-, A LECTURE
~ TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope
Price ste cents.
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ical cure of Sperm tor rh ea, or Seminal Weak
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Also, DR.. Curerwelrs Marriage Guide,
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

1871. 1871
A LAN71C, MISSISSIPPI AND
LHIO RAILWAY.
The Great Passenger Reout
TO EVERY PART OF THE COUNTRY.
The Three Railroads heretofore existing be-
tween Norfolk and Bristol. Tenn, having been
Consolidated under the above name, ia now pre-
pa to offer such inducements to
TRAVELLERS,
as will make it to their interest to patronize tb.
GREAT VIRGINIA RAIL ROA0LINE
Close connections made at Norfolk, Va. with
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, and with
other Rail Roads connecting at Petersburg.
Burkeville,, Lynchburg and Bristol, Tenn.
e This route ofersevery facility to the travelling
public.
Baggage checked through, and time and rates
good as by any other route.
First class, second class and emigrant tickets,
on sale, for nearly all prominent pointsin the
United State
For further in formation apply to Col Frank
Hurger, N. 7. Va. 4 Tenn. Div. Lynchburg,
Va, or address
W. W. WORD,
Gen. Pass enger Agent,
Feb 3 acastle or Lynchburg, V.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS.
VXTASH. CITY. MIDLAND & GREAT
w SOUTH, R.
Late O., A. & M. r. r.
DOUBLEDAHY TRAINS

DOUDLE DAlLI IkAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, May 4. 1873. two
INGTON and Lynchburs, eTecting double dali
ly connections through between New York
and New Orleans. AtGordonsvile connection
is made with the Chesapeake and Ohio hail
road twice daily, Sunday excepted, to Rich
mond, Staunton and the WEST, at L.nchbnrg
with Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for
the IVES and Southwest, and at Washington
for the North and Northwest.
Leave w ashington daily at 100 .. m.and Z 00
p. M, and Alexandria at $50 a. m. and $50 r. m
| arriving at Lynchburg at4.20 p. m. and 400
a. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 800 am and go a. m,
arrive at Alexandria at II. 90 p. and 800 m.
and at W ash ington at 1850 p. IN. and 5. 90
For Manassas Division leave Washington
daily (excceptng Sunday with main line train
at 700 am: and Alexandri ia at so I'm. Leave
Manassas Junction at 1000 am. after arrival OF
main line Express train from Lynchburg, con-
meet at Strassurg for Winchester and all points
on Baltimore and Ohio R. X. and arrive at
HarrsOnburg at 4 40 p. M: thence by Hartman
Co.'S stage lines to Stanton, Rawley Springs
| DC.
b Gay> Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at $40
a. M; connect at Strasdurg with trains to and
from Winchester arrive at Manassas at is
a. M in time for mail train South on main line
to Richmond, I.ynchburg and the South, and
con. Getting with northbound Express to Alex
andria, making the p. IN. train from Wash
ington to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
| York.
va Leaving Harr;sonburg at 40 a. M. aid
Winchester at a. m. arrive at Richmond at
| 5,39 p. m. Lynchburg at 4, so p. m. and New
York at 1912 p. same day. Leave Lynch
burg at a. NJ. arrive at Harr isouburg at 4 40
p. IN. and Winchester at2, 80 p. III. with good
connections forward to all the West.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
| View York and Lynchburg, and by way OF
Knoxville. Atlanta and MOuite to New Orleags.
Through tickets nd baggage checked to all
prominent points.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
apr. If. General Ticket Agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

A Colorado woman's triumphs are
thus set forth: Halt an acre Of tobac-
co, three Germ fields, twenty eight tur-
keys, and a church congregation in
which she leads the choir.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

A La Crosse, Wis, girl has been
turned out of house and home for rub
bling her cheeks against her sisters hus-
bands beard when she wished to get
up healthy glow for ball.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

An inoncent female justice in Wyo-
ming anxiousiy inquired of lawyer
the other day: Who is this highlow
Jack hear 80 much about?"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

A female lobbyist, who couldn't get
her bill through, spit in Wisconsin
Solon's face, and the Scion choked
her little.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

baltimore AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Quick Time from Stanton D'sd Har-
risomb,rg to Baltimore.
Commencing March "A, 1873, trains will leave
Harrisonburg daily, except Sundays, at 4.40
a. m. arrive at Baltimore at 1928 d. M.
Leave Harrisonburg $40 a. m
'' Strasburg junction 6,lO "
Winchester IT'S
Arrive at Baltimore 1928 P. IN.
RETURNING
Leave Baltimore m.
Winchester l,22 p. IN.
Strasburg Junction 2,06
Arrive at Harri. onburg 4,12"
Staunton SEQ d"
Connections for all points West made w ith
trains on Main Line at Harper's Ferry>
y> No change of cars from Strasburg
Junction to Baltimore.
For through tickets apply at Office 0. A. &
NJ. X. Il. at Harrisonburg.
Leave Woodstock 5,4 and connects at the
Junction.
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
s. B. JONES, General Pas senyer Agent.
THos. R. SHAPE, Asst Master Transportat ton
apr. 3, lS73.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

A silk dress took Lowell (Miss. J
girl clear out to Omaha and left her in
a concert saloon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Gravity is no more sevidence OF
wisdom than paper collar is of linen
shirt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
feb. 6-tf.
THREES & PLANTS,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL

A complete assortment Of Standard and
Dwarf App les, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Siber-
ian Grabs, Apricots, and Nectarines; Grapes
entrants, Gooseberries Raspberries, Black.
berries, asparagus, Rhubarb, Nuts, Shade and
Ornamental Trees, Hardy Flowerlng and Climb
ing Shrubs, Hedge Plant, &c. Enc lose stamp
for Catalogue and Price List.
EDW'D j. EVANS d CO.,
Nurserymen and Seedsmen, York, Pa.