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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
~ AND FOR SALE
4 full supply of the celebrated goods
manufactured by JohnJ. Jobe including
the GA cloth,
HERRING BONE AND ALL
Wool Cassimeres, also a new lot of tn
Winchester make of Ladies' and Mise
shoes Of all styles and sizes by
s. A. BANNER.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Garden seeds.

Garden seeds.
full assortment of Landreths Garden Seeds
WARRANTED fresh and genuine for sale by
Feb. 11-7mo. b. SCHMITT
ELLA OK DECAY ED and bad
smelling teeth spongy and bleeding gums are truly
distressing Try Pearl Tooth Wash and see if people
wont look you squarey in the face when talking
toyou. For sale everywhere.
b. SCdMITT, sole proprietor Woodstock. a
aug. 27th.
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Paris Green and May apple root, are
now used by our farmers to kill potato
bugs. They are both said to be effective.
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s. Y. 3. 3. G.

s. Y. 3. B. G.
The meeting of stockholders of this
company, held in Winchester, Va, resulted
in satisfactory adjustment OF its recent
complications. On motion of Col. Baylor
of jefferson, the directors heretofore elec-
ted were displaced and the following
gentlemen elected: VIM. Mcclellan, Of
Chambersburg, Pa, president; Logan 0s-
burn. CHARLES Aglionby. A. R. BoteleI
and w. H. Travers, of Jefferson; w. d.
smith and U. l.. Boyce, of Clarke; VIM
Mines. jr. and Mann Splitter, of Page; II
B. Harnsbcrger, of Rockingham; M. B.
Buck, Of Warren, and John Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania. The Winchester Times
saysi This arrangement was the subject OF
general congratulation among the stock
holders present and confidence is express
ed in the ability of the company to ne
gotiate its first mortgage bonds, which
will supply the funds necessary to re-
sumo work upon the road.
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To reach the highest standard Of health,
nature demands Ike utmost regularity OF
the bowels slight deviation brings
many Inconvenience and paves the way
to more serious dangers. We can rec
ommcnd DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills as the
best medicine for the needs OF the digest
i've apparatus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-05-27

Rev. w. 0. Ross will preach at Mt.
Olive. next Sunday. at 10 o'clock, a. m.
and at Woodstock, at 8 p. IN.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

| THE AMERICAN FARMER.
This pioneer journal of agriculture maintains its
high character 1t pays special attention to the staple
crops of the Middle and Southern States Fertilizers,
Homemade and artificial Live Stock; The Dairy
Fruit CROWN Trucking: Ornamental Gardening;
Fish Culture; Bee Keeping; Domestic Economy, &C..
Among its leading features are original correspond
ence from successful cuturists in all branches; Re-
ports of most progressive Farmers Clubs Infor-
nation of the aid Science is lending to Agriculture.
1t is Farm Paper for the working, thinking read
ing farmer and for his family and reside 1t is pub
lished mon hy, in form convenient for reading and
binding for future reference making in year vol
of over 100 pages, handsomely printed in good
type fine paper.
Subscription, Il 80 year. To clubs of five more
only 81 each Senders of clubs of ten will receive
extra copy free. 10 pay POSTAGE 10 cents must &C
company each name sent.
Liberal premiums for clubs. Send for list. Speci-
men numbers free. Address
Dec. 17-at SAmL. SANDS son,
Publishers American Farmer. Baltimore, Md
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CNHESAPEAKE AND OHIO R. r.

On and after Sunday, March 81. 1875
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
FROM STAUNTON WESTWARD
Leave Staunton. 1l,45 p. m
Arrive White Sulphur 4.19 q. IN
g Hinton, $50
6 Kanawha Falls. $50
" Charleston, 1l.50 IS
" "Huntington, 2.30 p. II
" Cincinnati. 800 a. m
EASTWARD.
Leave Sraunton, HOO ii. m. 2,15 a. m
Arrive Charlottesville 1.15 =. IN. All :.
Lynchburg, 800 g $50 &
g Gordonsvilie, 200 & 5,20
" Washington, $50 g $50 p. m
g Richmand, $40 '' $40 Il. m
Train leaving StauntOn at IL As p. m
runs daily to Hinton and between Hinton
and Huntington daily except Sunday
Train leaving Staunton at 2,l5 a. N
runs daily.
Train leaving Staunton at 11,00 a. m.
runs daily. Sunday eXcepted)
Passenger coach runs on Freight train
between Staunton and Millboro daily
except Sunday leaving Staumton al
3,c5 p NJ.
Trains stop at all regular stations.
For rate tickets and information apply
to J. w. HOPKINS agent at Staunton.
Thos nodamead
Gen. Sup. Oft,
Conway r. Howard.
mar 25-tf. G. p. & L. Agt'
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MARRIED.

PICKERING-SHIRLEY-E Now Market, Va
May is, 1875, by Rev. J, A, Snyder, Mr., James X
Pic kering. of Rockingham Co, Va and Miss b. A, 1
Shirley, of Shenandoah Co., Va,
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Deposits received on which interest will
be allowed when lef, remain for perio d
of three months or more. Special attention
given to collections, and prompt returns
made. Internal Revenue stamps always on
hand
The Board of Directors meet every Tues
dev a., O'Clock A. NJ. Notes for discoun
should be handedto tie Cashier on Monday
evening.
apr ls-tf.
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~ O1IMISSIONER'S OFFICE
" Woodstock Va, May 10 1875.
David Fishers admrs &c. VS..
Jos b. Clower's admir-. &c.
To Abraham Stickley and Martin R. Kaufman
adrnrs of David Fisher decd &C., compliments, and
Jacob A. Hotel Com, admir- d. b. Il. of Joseph II.
Clover decd.
Catherine Clover, Jacob B. Clover. Geo. H. OFT and
Elizabeth his wife, Isabella Anderson widow of Alex
Anderson decd, Geo. B. Clover, Susan Bowman
widow of Robert Bowman decd, James Vanpelt and
Frances his wife, Osceola Glover, Jno. c. Glove
Cornelous Cook and Alverdah c. his wife and Lewis
C. Knesley the creditors of JOS H. Clover decd and
all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon the
Sd day of June 1875 if fair if motto the fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted to take and settle at
Office LIST the accounts of Jacob A. Hottie sherit conf
missioner almr of Joseph H. Clover decd, ID
count of all debts against said Clover his estate.
Sd account of all personal real estate of which
said Clover died seized and possessed and the actual
and annual value of said real estate, and any other
matter deemed pertinent that either party may re-
q cir as required by decree of Shenandoah circuit
court at its last erm in suit i'll chancery depending
in said court between David Fishers admrs &c VS.
Jos. II. Clower's admir- &C. at which time and place
you required to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner in cEancery
of the said court, the day and year first aforesaid.
May IL '75-4w. P. w. MAGRUDER.
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AGAINST.
SIMEON WOODS,

SIMEON WOODS, Deft
To eomplts. and Defendant and all Others
concerned:
Take notice that have fixed upon Tuesda y
the LIST day of June n ext at my office to exc
cute decree of the Circuit court of Shenan
doah county, rendered t its April Term 1871;
in this cause, requiring one the commrs OF
this court to take an account of all the liens
resting the real estate of the de PENDANTS and
tn cir priorites aud alsO an account mis- rea
estate, its fee simple and its rental value, ane
any other pertinent ma tier required; When
and wher you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner IL
chaacery of said court the day first aforesaid
f.. E. STICKLEY.
Haas & Patterson p. q.
Apr. 29-t d.
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CENTRAL HOTEt,
u Mss. ). HULTzMAN, PRoPRIg.REss
NEW MARKET VA

u Mas. .HuLTzMAN, PRoPRIE.REss.
NEW MARKET, VA.
Having fully refitted and repaired tn is we'll
known Hotel, it is now open for the reception
fguests and boarders. New Markets. surron-
ded BY anumber ofexcellent mineral springs,
among which are sulphur, Chaly beate, Free
Stone, sc. easy of access, and situated amid
the mos beautiful and picturesque scenery
Person in the cities desiring few weeks OF
country air, with quiet comfort. a reasonable
rates, WILDE accommodated.
The Table will be an especia care the Bar
supplied with choice liquors, and the Stables
provided with best ofprovender.
SARAH HOLTZM AN,
feb. 6-tf
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NOW READY

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u Woodstock, Va, April 2Sth 1875
VIM. b. Patterson and John d. brook
Patterson, rading under style Of Patterson
and brooks. Complts
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Beautiful Waves of the Sea-Song and Chorus 30
Darling Rest your hand in Mine Song and Chorus 80
Don't Forget me, Mary-Song and Chorus PEGGY. 80
Go, False One-Ballad Percy. SO
low all at Home? Song and Chorus :. Percp. 30
Jimmie Brown, the Paper Boy-Song and Chorus. 35
Jennie the Flower of the. Dell-Song and Chorus IS
Joest Girl in Town-Song and Chorus :. Hays, 50
Death, where is thy Stins?-Alicc Carys(
Hymn. Sop. Tenor Sc Alto Base 35c.) IS
My dear Susette-Quarreiling Duet. !.e .ocq. 80
The Maiden's Mistake-Arletta. ...... Glover. 80
My Little One-Song and Che u.s.. ...... Percy. so
Put the Right Man at the Wheel Song and Chorus IS
Sleep, thou Loved One-Serenade. 49,. Glover. 80
Sing me to Sleep, Mother-song and Chorus 80
The Waiting Heart-Concert Song. ..... TORY. so
Thinking, Of Thee Ballad. Glover. 80
When little Mamie died-Song and Chorus HAYS IS
INSTRUMENTAL.
Waltz from Madame Angot'a Daughter Dressler. 50 50
Galop - &c &c ''..... Dressler. 80
Lancers 90 =" g "..... Dressler. so
Lily of the valley-Nocturne. .Maylath 80
Fairy Festival-Morceau de Salon Wilson IS
Waltz from Girofe-Girofa Wagner SO
Galop I" Wagner IS
Pot-pourr Wagner GO
close the Shutters, wilie's Dead Transcribed $
Rose Bower Redown Kinkel 80
Florence Waltz Norvel 40
NOW READY.
Price 30 cents each. Every number contains from
to New Songs, Choruses, ETC., by the best writer's
Nos. ], ., 3, 4, and Peters Parlor Music. Price
so cents each Every number contains several select
Pieces by Kinkel, Pacher Becht, etc.
Nos.1 to II La Creme de la Creme. Price so cents
EACH Every number contains at least 50 worth of
classic and select Piano Music.
Any of the qboUe Mailed, post paid, on
receipt of the marked price.
Address J.L. PETERS, s43 Broadway,
New York P. o. Box 5429.
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The object of this suit is to recover the sum of
s234675 with interest S767,35, part thereof from
June l5 1874 and S1579 40 the residue thereof,
December 10, 1877 until paid and to attach and
subject to sale for the payment of said Debt and
Interest, the undivided interest, being the one-haf
of the said F. H. Chne in the stock OF goods at New
Market, Va, of the firm of Stirewalt & Cline and
also undivided interest of said Chne being about
-ifhs, in stock of goods owned by the firm of
Rus Cine in the town of Luray, Page County, Va.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the defendant
F. H. Cline is not inhabitant of this State-It is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
within month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest that a
copy of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock once week for four successive
weeks and copy posted at the front door of she
Court House of said county, the first day of next
County Court. GEO. W. MlLEI, C. C.
Copy Teste
Walton & Walton, p. q. GEO. W. MILEY, o.c.c.s.c.
May Ga W.
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Civil Rights.
About fifty eolored people in Win
chester, Va, assembled in the Court
house square. under the lead of Ramdill
Martin. a somewhat notorious politician,
Tor the purpose of celebrating the pass
age Of the civil rights and defining their
position on that question The larger
and better class Of colored people refused
to take part in the proceedings. Martin
commenced the delivery OF an address III
which he abused those who had refused
to participate, when he was interrupted
by a party OF colored fantasies, which
suddenly brought the meeting to close
Later in the day two respectable cGlored
BARRIERS, Chas. Wells and Butcher Mann
enforced the doctrine of civil rights by
beating in a severe manner Martin and an
associate. The Times says the ARRAY was
very lively one, and for time created
quite commolion Oh Main street.
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" IRGINIA TO WIT: At rules held in the Clerk
Office of the Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for
the month of May 1875;
D. F. Kagey and ]. W. Miller partners the name
OF kagey Miller, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
D. c. Neff J. L. StIrewalt and F. H. Cline, Defend'ts
I'm Debit ITDon Attachment
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JAS. H. RoDDEFFER, Char
The New York herald., 1875-09-24

course the pipe, which before might have conveyed
nourishment and drink poor Sykes, was now use-
less The diggers however, reinforced by men from
this city, continued their work the second
we'll, and by nighthll had reached depth
where it was deemed safe to start tun-
mel toward the imprisoned man. On that
they working with hardly prospect Of reach
ing him before morning, so slow and careful must DO
the work, owing the dangerous character of the
soil
SYKES REACHED AND PROBABLY DEAD.
Poor Sykes reached shortly midnight thirty
hours nearly from the time OF his Incarceration,
by the men at work tunneng toward him from the
second WE'LL but he gave sign of life, and undoubt
edy is dead 1t will be hours yet before the tim
bers and sand piled around him be away sufi-
GENTLY TO allow his body to be removed.
sKEToh SYKES.
Sykes is about sixty years old and is well known in
this city. He lived the old Holmes place. on
State street. and has worked in nearly every shop
IN the city. He has brother in New York-Martin
Luther Sykes Vice President of the Chicago North
western Railroad, No 50 Wall street He
has sister in the eastern part OF the State,
formerly the wife Of Joseph L. Curry the prophet
Elijah" Another sister in the Insane Hospital at
Northampton. Sykes is a native of Springfield
bachelor man of simple ways, inolensve and rather
He is universally respected and his house is
interesting place visit being lu Of curious things
especially old coins.
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE WASP TO BE soLD-oBDERs FROM THE
DEPARTMENT.

THE WASP TO BE soLD-oRDERs FROM THE
DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1875
The Wasp, now in the South Atlantic squadron, will
be sod and the Froc which has been ordered to take
her place. received her sailing orders to-day.
ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
Midshipmen William H. schulsze, Thomas B. How
ard, V. L. Coltman, Freak g. Hotchkln, O. F. Lowery
Charles r. Mills r. II. Gait, John G. Froemont Jacob
Medary, NJ X. Schwenck, r. II. Mclean, G. j. Rodgers
W. winder, Thomas + Muse, j. NJ. Robinson, Alfred
Reynolds, c. B. T. Moore, I. d. H. veeder c. L. Put
nam, A. l.. Case Jr NJ. Roper, w. H. II. Switzerland
A. T. Freeman Frank Guerton, A. II. Cobb, J. c. Cresap
and Colin Mcdonald have been ordered to Annapolis
Md by the 9th of october next for the required ex
animation preliminary to promotion. Boatswain Alex.
ander Mack is ordered to the receiving ship Colorado
Lieutenant j. b Briggs is detached from the practice
ship Constitution and ordered TO report TO resume his
duties at the Naval Academy. Assistant Surgeon Re-
mus G. Persons has reported his return home having
been detached from the storeship Onward at Caao
Peru and has been placed waiting orders Assistant
Surgeon c. A. Segfried has reported his return home,
having been detached from tho Richmond South Pacific
station, and has been placed ON waiting orders,
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
THE CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN.

TENTH ANNUAL CoNvENTIoN-FIRsT DAYS PRO-
cEEDINGs- ELECTION OF oFFIcERs-wE1coME
AND RECEPTION.
NEwBrRG, Sept %, 1875
The tenth annual Convention of the Young MEMS
Christian Association of the State of New York COM
menced here this afternoon, and will continue four
days closing with appropriate Sunday next
About seventy 1--WE delegates present at the OPEN
ing session. and as many are expected The Con-
ventlon began with half hours devotional exercises
J. +. Patton, President of the last Convention who
retir9s, delivered an address
The Committee on Nominations reported the follow
ing, who unanimously elected for the ensuing
year:-President, Robert r. NJ McBurney, of New
York; Vice Presidents, Addison L. bav Of
Utica, DR.. Johs J. Mitchell, OF Newburp
and Erskne Uhl of New York; Secretary George T.
Bonita of Syracuse. The rules Of the last Convention
were adopted for this business committee was
appointed to arrange the exercises In the evening the
formal welcome and reception took place in the Union
Presbyterian church, where tho sessions held The
church beautifully decorated with flowers and ever.
greens, and the attendance large. Addresses Of
welcome wero made by Thomas Caldwell, President of
tho local association J. S. McCroskep Mayor of the
city and the Rev. Dr. George Hare on behalf OF the
churches. Responses were made by President McBur.
ncy, William r. Dodge, Jr., OF New York city, and H.
T. Miller, Of Cincinnati
Al the close of the services social reception took
place at the chapel
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
THE NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

THE ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE sUpar1s-
SION OF THE AMENDMENTS TO THE PEOPLE
EX-GOVERNOR HoLDEN's Casa TAX ON
DOGS.
RALEIGH, Sept, 90 1875.
All but eleven of the delegates present to-day
and voting. The ordinance providing for the subms-
sion of the work of the Convention the people for
ratification or rejection, on the day of the Presidential
election, which is also that Of the regular State
election-the amendments to be published for six
months previous to such SUBMISSION and if ratified to
become operative parcel Of the constitution Jan
uary 1S77-was made the special order for Saturday.
at eleven O'Clock.
The everlasting Robson county reported
upon by the Committee of Elections. The minority
report stgmatizes the return of the incumbents
fraud of the most garing and infamous character The
matter made the special order for next Tuesday
noon.
The most important new ordinance introduced or
dains in tho name of the sovereign people, special
tax dogs
Judge Abertson made a learned argument favoring
the removal of Ex-Governor Hoden's disabilities The
debate continued till the adjournment Notwithstanding
calls for the previous question, many members engag
ing Judge Tourgee and Hassell the hardshell
preacher had lively oratorical encounter The whole
matter was finally postponed until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
GOOD TEMPLARS.

BUFFALO, Sept 23 1875.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars adjourned to-day
after three days. session. Tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
G. w. c. T., Dr. r. Z. Sutton, OF Rome; G. W. c., B.
K. Douglass, of Cooperstown; C. W. " T., Mrs II. G.
Parks of New York; G. W. Assistant s., J. L. Mitchell
ofBrooklyn G. W. t., A. s. Draper, Of Albany: G. w.
Marshal J. c. Andrews of Ithaca; G. W. Deputy Mar
shall, Miss Eva Frlsbie of Cohoes G. W. Inner Guard
William NJ. Boomer of Buffalo; G. w. Outer Guard
Colonel J. H. Hoy, of New York; G. W. Messenger c.
B. Strain, Of Middeport; p W. G. T., Rev. Henry
Ward, of Buffalo.
The salaries of the paid officers Of the Grand Lodge
were on motion, fixed as follows:-
Grand Worthy Chief Templar 81, ,OOo; Grand Worthy
Secretary 81 500; Grand Worthy Treasurer $3.50 The
amount of bond of the G. w. Treasurer was fixed at
So, 600 and that Of the G.. W. Secretary at $4,000
Tomorrow morning the delegates and others will 90
on excursion to Niagara Falls by the Eric Railway
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
THE BONAPARTISTS.

CHE PRINCE IMPERIAL TO MAKE A TOUR AROUND
THE woRLD--PRUDENT ACTION TO PREVENT
PREMATURE ATTEMPT AT RESTORATION.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
PARIS, Sept. %, 1875
1t is announced that the Prince Imperial
will soon make tour around the world.
THE OBJECT OF THE TOUR.
The reason alleged for the young Prince
undertaking the tour is that it is thought
necessary for the completion of his educa-
ton.
THE REAL MEANING.
1t is believed, however, by those compe-
tent to form correct judgment on the mat
ter, that the real purpose is to prevent the
Bonapartists from taking any premature
action for restoration of the dynasty in the
present unfavorable shape of the popular
mind.
The New York herald., 1875-09-24
THE BELLEROPHON.
GOVERNOR LIPPITT AND STAFF ENTERTAINED
ON BOARD THE BRITISH SIAN-oF-wAR.

GOVERNOR LIPPITr AND STAFF ENTERTAINED
ON BOARD THE BRITISH MAN-oF-wAR.
NEWPORT r. l., Sept 23 1875.
Admiral Wellesley to-day the entertainer, he
having invited Governor Lppitt and staff of this State
to meet him board the Belerophon eleven O'Clock
this morning. They taken the ship in the Ad-
miral's launch, and upon their arrival received
with true hospitality The Governor was subsequently
saluted with eight guns, the band board playing the
British national anthem ''God Save the Queen" After
the interchange of various coureses, the party pro-
ceeded to an inspection Of the vessel exhibition Of
the skill of the given for their benefit and the
Woolwich big guns fired repeatedly. The Ad-
miral's guests subsequently repaired to his saloon,
where an hour was spent very agreeably
Tonight the Admiral his wife and daughter accom-
panied by his Secretary, Captain W. Gore Jones and
Flag Lieutenant Brackenbury took the Fall River boat
for New York The party will reside at the Clarendon
HOTEL and will remain in the city several days. They
will visit several places Of interest and return the latter
part of next week