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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
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Asking Blessing from Mother. Song and
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RecoIlections of Childhood. Baritone Song
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Hear me say my Little Prayer. Song and
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Wood = = . = q .
VIII some of our patrons be kind enough
to send lis several loads of wood imme-
diatelY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
New Engine.

New Engine.
The New Fire Engine reached Wood
stock, on last Tuesday. 1t is beautiful
machine and its arrival was celebrated by
the boys Of the town. .<+rtt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

THE FUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-LI-
YER O IL Is Hazard & Caswells, made on
the sea shore, from fresh, selected livers
by CAswELL, HAZARD & CO., New-Ye rk :,
It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
VIII, have once taken it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it sup.
eror to any Of the other oils in market
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Shenandoah, it is said, has five assldi-
dates all of whom expect to be sent to the
next House Of Delegates.
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$50, 900 for So j.!
GRAND GIFT CONCERT

Of The MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSoN
OF TIE CITY OF LEAYENwoRTII, KAN
In accordance with act of the, Legislature and
their Articles of Incorporation the Board of Directors
announce their first
Grand Gift Concert and Distribution by lot, among
the ticket holders, OF st.....,
--,. $332555 IN CASH, ie
at Laings Hall, Leavenworth, OF the 25th day of
June, 1878, for the benefit of the Library.
1888 Cash Gifts, amounting to sss2,s55.
Secretary of State Auditor of Stase Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Treasurer of State, Mayor and
Common Council Of Leavenwortb, and ali leading
business ofthe State, and the certainty of the
distribution & payment Of gifts, advertised, is
fully guaranteed. ,s .-.s.. =. ..
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be distributed June
y,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Mr.. All. Cullers, OF this place has made
contract with the Post Office department
to furnish 100000 labels for mail service
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

We would suggest to our town council
the propriety of naming the streets. 1t
would be very convenient.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

T,HE -AIN-kILLER
Il lseeussly applicable and aiIicaolous TO-
FH>IEIPAIN-KILLE
II Is Doth an Internal and skxt formal RENE
TNHE PAIN KILLER
IL Will cure Fever and A,ue who, ..ho-
remedies ave faded.
1HHE PAIN-KILLER
Il Should be used at the frs, manifesto
tons of Cold or Cough. @f
THE PA1N-KIILER p r
Il Is the Great Family Medicine Of the.
Age.
TE7HE PA1N-KILLER
g. VIII cure Painters Collie.
gE7HE PAIN-KlLLER
Il isgood for Scalde and Burns.
yE7HE PAlN-KILLER
4 Has she Verdict Of the People In
It's favor.
Fs7HE PAIN-kILLER
4 Gives Universal Satisfaction.
eESHE PAIN-kILLER
l. Beware of limitations ana Coun-
terfeits,
EsHE PALN-KILLER
4 Is almost certain cure for chol-
era, and has, without doubt, been more
succ sssful in curing this terrible disease
thansany oil er known remedy; or even
the most eminent and sl1illful Physicians.
Tn india. ft;ca and China, where this
dreadful disease Is ever more or less pre-
yalent, the PAIN-KILLER is considered by
the natives, as well az European residents
in those climates, a SURE REMEDY.
FENHE IoAIN-kILLER
Each be tile IS raped with full dir
ections for use. .s-r'
TIME PAIN-KILLER
1 Is sold by all Druggis ts ans Dealers in
\, Family Mechanics. E s's
May 22-I mo. ~
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
MANF's AND PROPS
8ia 1876 High ST., Providence, r. ].
III Sycamore ST., Cincinnati. Q.
ST. St. Paul ST., Montreal. Canada.
II Southampton, Row, London, Eng,
APPS limo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Wanted.
A new side walk, 10 connect with the
maeadamized walk on West street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Col Stickley, whose illness we referred
to in our last issue, Is now, we are pleased
10 learn. fast recovering.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22
AIGARS AT WHOLESALE

The Subscriber announces to .he trade that
he has opened .s "a
CIGAR MANUFACTORY,
in Woodstock, and is now prepared to furnish
CIGARS AT WHOLESALE
at the lowest
M A r K L PRG C3E.S.
a.. DEALERS IN TOBACCO ,q}s
will find 70 their interest to call upon me
before purchasing their cigars.
ally ll-tf R. BROWN.
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst, by Pastor H. wetzel at his resi-
dence, Mr.: Richard Ryan and Miss Eleanor Funk
houser-aN OF Shenandoah county.
On the 18th inst by the Rev J. F. Campbell, at
Strasburg Va, Mr.. Joseph C. Eberly and and Miss
MeiTina V. Bowman, all CT Strasburg.
At the Lutheran Parsonage in this place, on the
18th inst, by Rev. P. Miller, Mr. James W. NcQuilen
OF Hardy county W. Va, ard Miss Virginia Z,
Hausenhuck, Of this county
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

Cor balance OF prizes send for circular.
This boncert is under the supervision
and direction of the following
BOARD Or DIRECTORS
O. H. Durfee, Merchant ". 0. Gould, City Engr,
~. 3. Newman, Banker, P. G.. Lowe, Capitalist,
II. o. Rush, Lumber, G. r. Morehead, Merchant,
H. W. Gillett, Merchant, j. L. wsyer, III. D,
g. F. Prescott, Commercial J. W. English, Lawyer,
Jas. B. Kitchen, Farmer, c. Moer, Cash'r Ger s, B,
- Z. I. Carr, Architect.
OFFICERS:
e. b. Durfee,, President, r. L. Newman vic-Pres
Geo. E. Prescott, See. Carl Meller, Treasurer,
The we'll known character of the Directors of the
Mercantile Library Association and the endorsement
presented. is sufficient guarantee to all absent ticket
holders that their interests will BIO fully guarded and
rejected.
u All correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL L airy
thew desire: 4
Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed on
sight.
This is the grandest, safest and best en-
terprise ever presented to the public
Official lists of winning numbers will be
sent to pllrehasersof tickets immediately
after the distribution. VT
For information and tickets address,
BAMBERGE & Co., Gen. Agents,
95 Liberty Street, New York.
TAkets sent G. O. d. at our.expense.
patients wanted. Liberal Commissions
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-22

NENTRAL HOTEL, m
" ARs. s. HOFFMAN, PsoraIKraHss.
Ii. , NEW MARKET, VA.
Having fully ref tied and repaired thi we'll
known Hotel..it is now open for the. reception
OF guests and boarders. New Market is surron-
ded by number of excellent mineral springs.
C s,a "hleh are nuiphur, Cbaly beate; Free
the most beautifu and picturesque scenery
Person inthe cities desiring a ftu weeks OF
country air, with quiet comfort, at Reasonable
rates, viii be accommodated.
The Table will be an especial care the sar
euppied with choice liquors, and tho Stables
provided with best Of proyendef.e
SARAH ICLTzMAN.
feb. CIT. 81 "a - s.
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Wanted /! Wanted (!

Advertisements, not exceeding four lines inserted
under this head, two weeks for twenty-five cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
puasoNAL AMD PARTICULARS.

Navigation on the Hudson river has been re-
sumed.
Colonel Charles r. Cutler has been nomin-
Ated for Governor of Rhode Island By the Dem
ocrats.
Mr.. William H. West bead clerk OF the trea-
snry and in the department since 1871 dieu
last night at Washington.
The Shah of Persia has determined to recon-
struct his Cabinet ON the European plan, WIN
premier and nine department ministers.
The Pope gave audience to one hundred
Canadians on Monday who had served in the
Pontifcal Zouaves, and congratulated them on
their steadfast devotion to his cause.
"A man without feet is performing the fea'
Of walking tght-rope before Southern specta.
tors. He has this advantage over the perIect
man-should he fall he wouldn't hurt his feet-
b. Dddd.
The iurors who tried Foster have sent an ap-
neal 10 tie Governor of New York, begging him
TO take into consideration their recommendation
to mercy and commute his sentence to imppson-
ment for life.
The American creditors OF Bowles Brothers
| a. Co. held meeting in Boston, yesterday AFTER
noon, to concert measures to establish the co,
partnership between Mr.. Nathan Appleton aud
the absconding bankers.
During the march of the st. Patrick's pro
/ cession in Cambridge, Mass, on Monday, foul
| horses attached to q barouche became unmah
| ageable, and dashed through and over the erowo
at fearful pace. Over dozen persons wer'
| injured.
| The Chicago boy who forged his mother 9
| name to a shingle with piece OF chalk and
bought five:cents' worth Of candy with the bogu'
order, nov langushes and slumbers on all fours
at night. The mother got possession OF th'
| shingle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
Am,,izeinents.

The OarlottA Patti Concert, on Saturday
evening" will be a notable event, especially 30 to
all Of our people who love and appreciate good
music, Upon the former occasion, when the
Troupe had engaged TO come here, there was an
immense popular interest in the Concert, and
large number OF seats were engaged In advance.
For this time (when we are quite assured, there
will be no disappointment the sale OF seats will
commence on tomorrow, (TbursdayO morning,
at the bookstore Of Boughman, Thomas. Co;
Another large audience was present, at the
Opera House, last evening, to enjoy
Mr.. Owens humorous portraitures. EDerydo.
dg's Friend was very we'll DONE throughout. and
Major De Boots elected roar upon roar Of laugh
ter. The farce with which the evenings enter
tainment concluded, entitled Forty Winks was
new, and proved to be prodigously funny. Mr..
Owens and his Company went from here to
Lancaster, Penn, leaving in the early train OIL
the Wilmington q Reading Road, this morning
Blacks Boston stereopticon gives one exhi
bition. at Institute Hall, on Saturday evening
II is highly spoken OF, as first rate exhibition
and there will be full house, no doubt.
The Tableapx Of Erin and Hibernicon Com
edy propose to exhibit, in the Opera House ol
ihe evenings Of March 81, aud April and q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
[Frnm the Boston Globe.l ]
. p,-h,. of KaIlrond travellers.

list OF decisions has lately been published
bysa paper devoted to railway subjects, winch
NAV be Of interest to those who travel by rall.
Inc legal definition OF passenger Is "a person
who undertakes, with the consent Of the carrier '
10 travel in the conveyance provided by tne Ia.,
Tar. otherwise in the service OF the carrier ~
such" Railway companies are bound 70 carly
ali who NAV offer themselves, unless they are
offensive in person or conduct or the cars are
already full ,-....,;or, 20
Waiting at the depot with the intention, 10
take the train is sufficient to constitute the re
tion OF passenger and carrier. Good for TINS
dSv only." printed upon ticket, has been decl-
ded by The Courts to be Of no effect Ihe pass, y
enger has paid his money and is entitie1 NJ ~
Transportation. 1t has been decided by NeM
York Court that ticket between any Two Pou.ls' P..
is good either way, but the decision Is a. aGSSs D
ful one. Any injury to the person OF tne psss .h,
enger through negligence of the agents Oh tn'
railway, subjects the latter to damages, and an
loss OF proper baggage Qt must be only sncn a
II necessary to the comfort of a traveler) can ?
recovered by civil process, and the contents OF
trunk can be proved by the oath OF plaintiff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
The Lecture Platform.

This evening, Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage lectures
at the Masonic Temple, under the auspices of the
Kappa Gamma Society His subject is "Rocks
oa which People Split" and we arc sure it will
be well handled. Mr., Talmage is brilliant
fluent, and entertaining, both as writer and
speaker. The:e has been large degree of pub
lie interest in his lecture, here, and great many
seats are already secured, but on such occasions,
when the audience is always unexceptionable
throughout, the Balcony seats arc among the
best in the House. hwR r
Tomorrow evening, Miss E lith o'Gorman de-
liyers her second lecture, in which she proposes
to tell something of her escape from Nunnery.
Her previous lecture, here, seemed to give much
satisfaction to those who heard it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
HIiddletown.

ANNUAL. Meeting OF THE HALL Co AT the an
nual meeting OF the AIiddletown Hall Company,
held on Monday, the following persons we're
elected Directors for the ensuing year; James
M. Cox, Thomas Massey, Samuel Pennington, II.
A. Cochran, W. II. Barr, r. I. Lockwood, John
II. Hail. The annual report shows the receiptt
for the past year to have been u 1897 and tht
expenditure 81, $780, Balance in the hands o.
the debt Of the company, and is too condensed
for general satisfaction. r.. 1000,
TIE LOAN AssooIATIoN.-At the first annual
meeting Of the Mutual Loan Association, nell
last night, the following officers were elected
President Jas. II. Scowdrick Vice President
H. A. Nowland; Secretary, A. q. COX Ireasu u
rer, j. b. Clarkson; Managers, j. NJ COX, 4
j, Rice, Jno. Morrison, I. W; Buckle, =. 4
Hofrecker. j. b. Roberts, II. H. Eliason; u !
Hukill, T. II. Gilpin -Four hundred dohAfs wa
sold at a premium of 81 per cent.
TIE LYoEuM.-At the Lyceum, on Monaa
evening. the question Should Women nave IN y
right OF the Elective Franchise ?" was decide
| in the affirmative. At the next meeting u
q Local Option question is to be ventilated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
NsIrhhorIng CounlIes.

Carpet rag parties yet prevail about West
Chester
1t costs West Chester s2,757.25 to maintain
its police force.
1t is now positive fact that Reading VIII
build grand Masonic Temple.
Some of the brickmakers OF Reading nave
orders for over a million of bricks to be fur
nished, this season.
-Ger. L. Maris has been appointed to the
principalship of the West Chester State Norma ma
school, made vacant by the resignation Oh Ut
Chandler.
On Monday, the Rainbow Fire Co., OF hea1
ing. celebrated its centennial anniversary. Al
the other companies participated, and the even
was one of great local Importance.
"A colored man. giving the name OF Oharle
| Penrose was arrested in Philadelphia, on Mon
/ day, charged with the robbery OF j. w. hehhe
| dys store ut KImbleville, Chester county, las
/ week. He has been identified and turned owe
/ to the Chester county authorities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
milford News.

BURNING OF JAMES HAMroSD's REsIDENoE.-
The residence of James Hammond, who lives
about three miles from Milford, was burned to
the ground on Monday, and very little OF its con-
tents were savel A portion Of his out-build-
ings, with his stores OF corn, meat and his wag-
ons, were also destroyed. It is supposed the
FIRE originated from the chimney. The win't
blew a gale, and it was impossible to stay the
flames. The loss is heavy no insurance.
OuT-DooR Work AND CRoPs.-Plowing mas
commenced and the womon talk garden" con-
tinually, Our farmers are quite jubant over
the prospect of good fruit year. The straw.
berry prospect is cheering, and it is said thal
there were never better indications than the
present for large peach crop. Depletet
nurses and heavy debts induce the nope tina
the prospect may not be blighted.
BuslNEss AoTIvE.-Busiuess has an active ap
pearance since the mild weather set in. INT
vessels have all started out again. and corn an'
wood is being shipped in large quantities. I'M
| ship Yards show new life, there being nov
| four vessels on the stocks, requiring larg
| force of workmen. 80,
INTERCHANGEABLE M. f. revival still cor
/ tinues. There have been 1T conversions, an
| still the meetings are we'll attended. In
| old church property is offered at public SALE
next Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
A sInRuInr Suit.

Washington correspondent writes as follows
some Of the disappointed inauguration visitors
s1no we're DELAYED by the Baltimore and Ohio
Ba;Ivosd between Baltimore and Washington to
sneh an extent that they could not witness tn the
ceremonies, are bringing suit here against this
road for what is alleged obe cuipable
iTha last anti was entered on the part OF DAVID
,nr;ggs, who claims $4,000 from the company
on the following grounds; -. r,,,,o an his
way to this city with his wife, the tram Desween ~
Baitimore and Washington was unnessarly @ ue,
layed outside of this city;the locomotlyes wa at
detached from the traini the car was eolI saI snt
uncomfortable which contained mnlsen 9ser
and wife, and was left a long distance iron
shs dsnot' While there band Of thieNe
entered the car, and after attacking them rop ,I
he'd him of $50 in money and property to IN
amount of q, 600; that being OF such an SoNaI Y J
cad AGE he could not defend himself, and had U
oompany with his wife, to make his way on i9o
through the cold and inclement weather 70 tni
city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
Ph,ladeIphIa Topics.

There is talk of two new hotels on Broad
street.
VIM. g. Hineline, newspaper man, has
been appointed to cierkship IN the custom
House.
Mr.. philip Haef7ner, a wealthy brewer OF
Marietta. Pa, died last week literally OF grief
for the agitation OF the proposed temperance
law. his only utterance during his brief illness
being the constant reiteration OF the wordS'
''local option"
Two men went into James Kitchens grocery
store and finding James alone made an attempt
to rob the place. With the aid OF his dog
Kitchen drove the men out OF the house, but MOI
until they had plougted couple oil burrows ID
his scalp with revolver.
Two baby leopards were born at Col. Wood
Museum. Yesterday One died, Immediately
the other was doing we'll, at last accounts. Ih'
Colonel by the way, is said to be looking foT ~
finds his present establishment entirely to-
amAll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
New Castle.

xutp1r1oS.-The exhibition Of Blacks Grand
Combination Stereopticon views, in the Court
House. last evening, was grand success
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the weather, me-
the Houee was filed to It's utmost capacity. Inc
entertainment was first class a1air. me pro'
ceeds are for the Presbyterian Sunday school,
THr NEW WooLEN MnL.-The site for The
new Woolen Mill, was obtained, yesterday. y
will be located near Messrs. Lea d Sons grls
mill, between the Railroad and Washington Av'
enue. liz -.
Thoe. Frazer, died, last night, about 8 o'clock
after long and severe Illness The funers
will take place to morrow afternoon, ats O'CLOCK
to proceed to the Presbyterian Cemetery
March 10Th, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
Iandenberg.
s. GRANT.

spp,Na IMPROVEMENTS COMMENCING - SUNDAY
- SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
As the spring opens, there are signs Oh a; acolWe 1--WE
,raotinS with some Wilmington mechanics for
tbe erection of four new dwelling houses when
ia but the beginning of the large number when
Il ia @ contemplated to build during the summer.
Washington Ewing has commenced opeTs,i TaaUir.
;ng more room. He has also two new stone
honses which will completed and ready for occu
nancy sometime during the spring. -.
The Landenberg NJ. E. Sunday School is max
ing arrangements for holding an sning SHnlD Marct
oeth. The exercises will consist OF music, reel
tStious, dialogues, &C., and will no doubt o.
yery interesting, and much appreciated. :,
| Landenberg, has had wedding wherea a.
are rejoicing, and rumor says, there are otner
| 10 hear from.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
washington DoiDgs.

Rear Admirable Scott has been detached from
command of League leland and ordered to COM
mand the North Atlantic squadron.
Mr. Mori, the Japanese Minister. left Wash
iugton last evening for Japan. He will visit
the principal countries of Europe on his way
home. iH
The President yesterday nominated ex-Sena-
tor Sawyer, of south Carolina, to be Assistant
SECRETARY of the Treasury, and ]. d. Webster to
be Assistant Treasurer at Chicago.
A colored delegation from Baltimore, headed
by Bishop Waynan, called upon the President
Yesterday, to urge the retention Of John H.
Thomas as Collector of Customs for that city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
.,t.o,,.d by HydrophObia after Nine Ysar,

Attacked by HydrOphObia after Nine Years.
We learn from gentleman who returned on
Monday from Galesville, Tremealeau county, OF
a singular and melancholy occurrence. Atarmer
residing near Galesville, by the name OF Mo0oi-
% INN was on saturday evening seized with hydro
nhobia ON ISaturday morning he was in his
usual good health and spirits; Toward evening
he remarked to his wife that he did not feel very
we'll and would lie down. and did so. A.,
When supper was ready the wiie Went yen , 70 snS snS
had and asked him il he would not get up an9 .
aet with fine family. He answered that he dld
moi not care to eat then, and would keep quiet. In
a few minutes he called for water, saying tha'
he felt choked up. Mrs. McCollum hastened e
bring him drink, but as soon as he govS vgg, s,gn
of tba water he went into a spasm. Dr. Young
svas called to see the afflicted man, and pro
nounced him incurable. Mr.. McOollum wa wa
bitten by dog nine years ago, and until SstuI
day has not, We believe felt any i'll enects iron
the bite.-La Crosse (Wis.) Leader, Mdron "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
Pennsylvania PIckinss.

Bradford county is entirely free from debt.
Wilkesbarre has just paid s5O,OOO for a new
burying ground.
The coal fields in Jefferson county are said
to be the richest IN the State.
The German Catholics Of Wilamsport Will
build a new church this season.
Lancaster has had another nonstrosity. This
time it is dead pig with two bodies, eight legs,
four ears and only one head. The two bodies
are entirely distinct and separate until near the
| shoulders, where they unite into one.
Cumberland county rooster is distinguish
| ing himself and winning reputation for eccen'
tricity, by sitting on and hatchng eggs; ne nag na5
| is now spreading himself on number OF duel
| eggs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
weathsr } Record.
prponr OF THE sidEM SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE siaEM SERVICE.
nf wAsH1SIroN. Mach 10.
For Middle States generally back to South
west rising temperature fOlowed Wednesday
night by cloudy and threatenng weather.
EroRrEp DAILY AT PUBLIC sCaooL NO. l, BOYS
DEPARTMENT,
wnMrNaToS, DEL, Marsh, 18th, 10 A. M
Tanner Height Dew Wind haiI tan
ature OF Baron ,o Polnt WI ooe in
52.5o 2985 in. 623d 3. w. u.oo ln