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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15
As An ANTI BILIOUS
MEDICINE

they arc inoomparable. They stimulate
the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, and give tone to
theDIGE5TIVE ORGANS, creating per-
Tect digestion and thorough assimilation
,of food. They exert powerful influence
on tho KIDNEYS and LIVER, and
through these organs remove all impure
ties, thus vitalizing the tissues Of the body
and causing q healthy condition Of tho
.r-ntnr.,
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Jos. Maphist

july 23I.-5m0.
Par les who gave ties last year Tor Baker
Phosphate Will mad their notes n the bank al
Woodstock.
In reply 70 the false reports which has been CIR
cul red IN this county, Messrs Baker Co, white
- Our phosphates are made under ou- owl
forrnu;a and are analysed by Dr.. eibig .or us, al
heavy cost. We have them made with the Ut
mos care. and we have exclusive control Of them
We do not sell them on commission but they arr
sold by others for us. All our purchases Of oone'
&c are mado for cash. Tnis enables us to giS'
the farmer good, reliable and cheap phosphate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15
Entire Satisfaction.

Il has been tested, with salts
factory results. aside of all the
Phosphates used in this county and
in a humber Of instances has pro
duced more per acre than fertilizers
which are sold at much higher
price. j,
! This fertilizer, this season, will
be of higher grade, and will be sold
at lower prices.
Read the certificates Of farmers
OF our own county,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15

nervous SYSTEM IS BRACED,
Tx BRAIN is R0URlShED,
AID TIE BODY ROBUST.
Deing composed ofthe Juices Of plants
extracted by powerful chemical agen:
oies, end prepared in a concentrated
form, they are guaranteed free frcm
any thing that can iniure the most del
icste person.
A noted chemist who has analysed them, says
@THERE Is E0RE VIRTUE IN OLE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN f. PINT GF ANY 0TEER."
We therefore say to the afflicted
Try this Remedy fairly, 1t viii not
harm you, you have nothing TO
lose, but will surely gain aNigo-
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strong
Nerves and a CheorfuI Mind.
Principal once, 50 hurry st., y. \.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Sod by Druggists throughout the world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-10-15
Bakers Phosphate

This phosphate has been used
for several years in tins county, "no
has given
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
AMUsE ME NTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u sole Lessee and Manager Mr. A. VI. PALMER
THIS WEEK
94TH TO IOisT PERFORMANCES
of Mr. Bronson Howards charming Play. in i've acts.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER
which Is produced with wealth Of mise mover
before equalled and with embracing many OF tho
TNIo% SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY
SATURDAY. MARCH = FIFTEENTH MATINEE OF
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER
At matinees the rises minutes before =
o'clock evening performances it rises precisely ar
O'clock Carriages may ordered night for IL clock.
may the Office by mail tele-
graph TWO WEEKS Ia advance.
SATURDAY EVENING MARCH g.
ONE HUNDREDrH PERFORMANCE OF
TILE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE; ,2eS BR0ADWAY5
0PEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
IDvERTisEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.


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SPECIAL NOTICES-Isr PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C-lsr PAGK-2d col.
STORAGE-11ru PAGE-6th col.
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WEsTCiIESTER COU NTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-llrH PAGE-6th col
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES,
"a WEST 14TH ST., New York.
The largest and finest assortment OF

LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Is IIEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AN ACTION
IN of mupieponng and exoneration raised before the
Lords Of Council and Session in Scotland first divsion),
Lord Adam, Ordinary; Mr. Melville, Clerk Mt the in stance
OF John Scott sometime residing at No % 81 Paui ST.,
North Cheltenham Elm Villa, Piley, Cheitenham,
executor dave of the deceased Mary Scott Little who
resided in High Langholm in the parish of Langhom
and county of Dnmtries rect of the late Peter Little,
inn keeper in Langhol and real raiser against
George Proudfoot gunmaker Quarry Mill. Perth. and
Others the heirs of kin of the brothers and sisters
OF the said Peter Little and of Mrs Mary Scott Little.
defenders the Lord Ordinary has the follow
Ing interlocutor
5th February, 1879 Lord Adam; Act Trayner
Finds the liable only in and single
appoints claimants the fund In medic to lodge con
claims thereon by the third scderunt day
In May and farther appoints intimaton of the de-
pcndence of this be made to all concerned by
each week for three successive weeks
In the following ewspapersScotsman, Times Melbourne
tSigned JAMES ADAM
Intimation accordingly hereby given all concerned,
in order that all parties claiming the brothers
and sisters OF the said Peter Little the brothers and sis
ters of the said Mary Scott Little, of them to
have right to the fund in medic any part thereof may
appear for their interest.
BEvERIDGE. SUTHERLAND SMITH. s. s. c.,
Agents for the Pnrsuer and Real Raiser.
"a BERNARD ST.. LFIrH eth Eel. .ruary 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

~-J r, rRAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A sale so Work and Business Horses this day Monday
AZ III o'clock S est 2ith ST. 10th property
Stepheu i Co. Macungie. Pcnnsy vana: these horses
ARE all good workers. must positively be sold
highest bidder.
A FOR SALE HANDSOME DAPPLE GRAY
A.IIorsc. 1913 hands high years old been used for
family close TO tho minutes ALSO four
Canada Horses sold half values trial given. 376 and 37S
Bowcry, opposite 9th st., rear.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03

VH0CALAT MENIER, IN oNE-HALF POUND AND |
Oonequarter pound packets.
For
breakfast
and supper.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A PRIVATE SALE.
AVIAN TASSELL KEARNEY are now offering Tor saie
A VERY FINE SELECTION OF CARRIAGES
Mt low prices.
CONSISTING OF GLASS FRONT AND LEATHER
TOP LANDAUS new and second hand; ELEGANT DEM !;
LANDAU, by Brewster; LANDAULETS, new and second
hand; BROUGIIAMS Coupes Coupelets, Vctorias, slx-
seat Rockaways Coupe and Open Rsckaways Carts Dog
Carts, Tilburys, Park Phaetons &c.
A LARGE NUMBER of top, side bar and full spring
Wagons Phaetons less than of production TO
pay advances and storage
ELEGANT TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, by j. B.
Brewster Co.. of 25th only few times used. Also q
number of second hand Wagons all by first class makers
Double and Single Harness of all kinds Blankets Robes,
Whips. &c
WAREHOUSE and AUCTION MART. 40, l12 East 18th
An
The New York herald., 1879-03-03

RTIsrIc BILLIARD rABLEa FROM $50 urvARD' ,
"A Balls Cloth tues, Ac best goods lowest "a
H. W. CoLLENbbR, 7ss Broadway, corner 10Th st. ~
The New York herald., 1879-03-03

A i AUCTION. .....-x-x.s
ABY VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS
ll0 aud IL East 18th ST., near 18th av.,
ON TUESDAY. 18th MARCH,
at I'D o'clock
, 1879-12-04
A Solid Silver TAiMblG Free,

Ofcoursc, no lady who has seen n copy
Of that bright and helpful magazine, THE
ilousEKEEPER, will try to live without it.
but not every one feels able to pay even
the 70 cents which it costs for one year.
The publisher Offer to send a copy one
year and 4 solid silver thimble (any size)
new subscribers Tor one year at - cents
each. They will send any reasollaLlo
number of specimen copies and their new
pictorial premium list free to any one
who wishes to get up club. The prcmi-
nm list makes one hundred offers. any one
OF which is as literal as the above. Ad-
dress The HoUsEKEEPER, MinneapoI +,
MINI.
, 1879-12-04

We have perused the Presidents
very able and comprehensive Mes.
sage, delivered in Congress on Mon.
day last. Whatever criticisms may
have been passed upon the last mes.
sage, on account of its mi!dness and
seeming vaccillation, there can be
no doubt about this one being manly
and outspoken enough. Among
other su bjects, it tersely handles the
Finance, Indian and Mormon ques.
tions. We hope to give extracts and
comments next week.
, 1879-12-04

We are glad to notice that our
friend, the editor of the "Dispatch,"
has taken the gentle hints admins.
tered last week. He has actually in
dulged in repartee without exhibit.
ing any of the vindictive spirit that
used to crop out SO frequently in his
writings. Perhaps though, his mild.
ness this time is because his little
joke is perpetrated on the ''patent
inside" business-which includes his
own paper. The joke in question is
an awfully stale one, It's true, having
been hawked about till we thought
it quite forgotten; but it will sur.
vive as long as there are old writer's
who continue to retash what was
considered passably y funny when they
were boys. In perusing the papers
published by such editors, it is a re
lief to turn to the 'patent" part for
one gets something there at least up
with the times.
, 1879-12-04
NOTICE
OF Sale Of Real Estate,
In the Probate Court of Jefferson County.
Washington Territory.

IN the matter of the estate of Thomas
Savage, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue and In pursuance of an order
OF the Probate court Of Jefferson county.
Washington Territory. made on the llth
DAY oi July. a. d., 1879, in the nlattrr OF
the above entitled estate. the undersigned
ndmiHi-trtor Of said estate will sell at pub
Hc auction. upon the terms hereinafter
mentioned, and subject to confirmation bv
Sail probate courr. all right, title and inter-
est AMI estate Of the said Thomas Savage
NJ the time of his DEATH aud all the righ
title. and Interest that the said estate has
10y operation Of law or otherwise. ar-
quirrd other than. or in addition, TO thai
Of said Thomas Savage at the time of his
death, IN and 10 MI those certain lots.
pieces. or parcels of land situate. lying,
aud being IN the county of Jefferson. Ter
ritory VI Washington. ut the head of Col
coed bay. and described as follows. to-vit:
The south half OF the n W ar, the
n w qr Of the S W.qr. and lot No. two
~, continuing l6l 4 aclps.-and lot No.
three t3), containing "a acres:-and the
N w qrot the 5 f. or. and the ; " or
Of the y L Or, containing 80 acres. and all
in section Is township 81 north. range one
west IN the district Of lands subject To
sale Mt olympia, Washington Territory.
Also. all the personal fl; cts OF said
ThomnS Savage as described in the au-
praiscr'' inventory.
Sale To take plnce at the dwelling house,
on the above described premises. on the
lsth day Of Deccmber, 1870, at 10 AM.
on the following terms and conditions Of
Shle:-CasI IN hand equal to 20 per cent,
OF the selling price. The remainder to ls
pald on confirmation oi snle.
Besides "A good dwelling house. tlpre are
TWO streams Of water running tlirongh the
premises making 1t an excellent hay or
Inlry iarIn; a young orchard now bearing
lou bushels OF apples annually besides an
abundance of pears and prrms.
Oated Port TownscuG. Nov. IL. 1879.
JAMES DONOVAN.
Administrator OF said est. OF Thomas Say
aEr. deceased.
o. NJ llaller, Atty foy admins.
, 1879-12-04

THAT leading editorial in last
weeks issue of the democratic
Press" solved the problem, "Can the
Democracy win in $780," in pro.
found way that must have impressed
its readers with exalted ideas Of
Myers ability. Those, however,
who had received the Portland daily
STANDARD" on the Tuesday previous,
containing the identical article almost
word for word, wondered how it was
that TWO great (?) minds should rua
in exactly the same channel. We
suggest, that it would save Il Q
expense of setting the type twice if
both sides OF the Press were print.
ed in Portland, instead of its title
and last pages only.
, 1879-12-04

THE resolutions which appear on our
local page, in reference to the late Lieut..
Harwood are pub ished at 4 late date-but
are a1propy, are, nevertheless. Lieut. Har-
wNnd WAS in the U. ), revenue mariAe
service, au,, at the time of his DEATH
commanded the steamer Hamilton, on the
Atlantic coast. lie died in PHILADELPHIA.
OF appopiexy. dnring the month of Octo-
Der lat, He was about 81 years old.
, 1879-12-04
THaT TRogsLES0ME GABLE.

The Port Townsend correspondent
CT the Olympia Transcript" penned
the following pointed item:
The Victoria cable has been broken I
believe for some riule. which causes much
trouble in transmitting messages 70 or
trom British Columbia. The result thin k
would be different il the line ran down on
rhis side via Port Angeles.
We have frequently called atteu-
tIou to the great ircoavenienca ex-
perisncsd BY the public on account
OF the frequent breaks in the cable
laid among the islands. In it's pres
snt location, it crosses copper bsds
and other orOs that eat through and
destroy the covering or casing Of the
wire; besides this, it is laid scruss
narrow passages whsre ocean cur.
rents sweep through with tremerd.
Gus force, thus making a constant
though changing strain on the whole
structure The result is that breaks
are frequent aud serious. II the ca
bic was laid from Victoria directl '
across to the American shore, ID
would have a clear, opsn channel,
about fifteen miles in width only, to
span, and would have a safe, sandy
bottom to resi- upon-and We would
not be troubled with these fr Isnt
complaints about breakages. Aside
frpm annoying the public, the pres
ent cable must be a source Of con.
tfnuaI expense to tss company own.
ing is.
, 1879-12-04
a SPLENDID CHANCE TO WIN FAME!

Since inserting an item on Our local
page, relative to the walking mania hay
ing reached, and being about to strike in
on, Port Townsend people, we learn that
arrangements have been perfected where
by Il grand trial of speed aud test OF hu-
man endurance will take place ut
FowLER'S HALL,
Commencing on Wednesday, Dec. 10th,
at 0, A. NJ. and ending on the Friday
night following, at midnight. According
10 the Fire COmpany's programme, those
who enter tor the race must make applica-
ton 10 their Secretary. Mr.. Frank Petty
grove. previous to Monday next at 2, p.
NJ. They will br charged an
ENTRANCE FEE OF FIVE DOLLARS.
Seats will be arranged in the center Of
the hall, for the accommodation of visit
orS, and those entering will be required
to pay an admission fee of % cents each.
The Company will retain so per cent. Of
the proceeds aud pay all expenses. The
net remainder. ii there Is any. will be
applied on the debt tor hose. The winner
of the first prize will get 25 per cent of
the gross proceeds. and the 2d AMI Sd best
will get 10 and 10 per cent. respectively.
The Company will preserve order, and
prevent all profanity and everything that
would offend the most fastidiouS visitors.
The contestants will all be required to
start together, at the hour designated Tor
opening the race. Our friend, i. Y. Nor
ris, Foreman of the Company, will be
judge Of the race.
, 1879-12-04
OUR MANUFACTURERS.

Looking INTO the future and judg.
ing from the present hopeful outlook,
we venture the opinion that i: will
be but short time until the words
which head this article may be spoken
with pride in the PRESENT tense, re-
ferring to magnificent mechanical as.
iabhshments in various portions OF
our Territory.
The immediate cause OF these sug'
gestions is the fact that Mr.. William
Freimersdorf, half-brother of our
,owrsmsn, Capt, r. w. deLion, is
in this city, and is looking around
with the view to establishing wool.
en- manufactory at some point on the
Sound. Mr.. Freimsrsdorf is a cap
italist, aud comes from Cardiff,
Wales, where hs is largely interested
in the wooden business. He is a
keen observer, and the fact that he
looks favorably upon Washington
Territory as suitable and remuner-
ative field for operations in this line,
upon large scale, is u most aatter.
ing comment upon our business out.
look. The full force Of this remark
will perhaps be understood by stat
ing also that MIR. f. represents large
number of others who are Engaged
in manufactures Of different kinds.
Here, again, comes in the great
necessity of railroad connection with
Eastern Washington. There is am.
pie population and wealth in our
Territory to sustain number of
large manufacturing establishments;
but, as lines of travel are at present,
the eastern portion Of the Territory
must of necessity feed tae commerce
OF the Willamette valley. In fact
the lack Of direct railway communi
cation between Puget Sound and the
Wslla Walia valley is the only real
drawback ahd hinirance to the in
vestment of large amounts of capital
in our midst. Let it once be ar
ranged so that the eastern and west
ern divisions of our Territory, can be
united in one channel Of trade, and
not wooden manufactures alone but
ALL kinds OF mills will soon go into
operation in this section.
1t matters but little to the manu-
facturer where be locates on Puget
Sound, so that he gets reasonably
near the ocean. We have the broad
acres upon which to raise the sheep,
and the population to consume fab
rie; and when the time comes when
we can spend our money at home,
the Territory will prosper as never
before.
, 1879-12-04

Iris now generally conceded that
there will be a rush for the Skagit
gold mines next spring. If the field
is large enough, it will form one Of
the important attractive features Of
Washington Territory next year.
The prospect thus far is decidedly
favorable, and already Seattle bust.
ness men are planning to corral the
bulk Of the trade.
, 1879-12-04
NOTICE..

Owing to the defect in our barker
VIC are obliged to call on those who
arc indebted to us to come forward
and settle their accounts, to assist us
in paying our lawful debts, as VIC in.
teno 70 pay dollar for dollar on all
our debts. ~
4. NJ. HAMMOND s. SONS.
, 1879-12-04
Executors Sale Of Real
Estate.
Probate Court of Jefferson County, W. Z
In the matter Of the estate Of
Arthur Phinney deceased,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
IN IN pursuance Of IN order of the Pro-
bate courI Of the county of Jefferson. Ter
ritory of Washington. nnde on tie 10Th
day OF September, A. ID. 1879, ia the mat
ter OF the estate OF Arthur PhiIiney. de-
ceased. tie undersigned. George W. IIar-
riS. sole surviving eXecut or for this Ter
r,tOry, of tn said estate. will sell at Pub
lie Auction, t" the highest bidder, for cash
gold cola OF The United States, and sutject
to confirmation by said Probate court OIL
Thursday the Sth of January, 1850,
o. III n'nlnnl. ~
, 1879-12-04
at Snohom,sh City,

Snolomish county in said Territory. in
front of the cnurt house, all the right.
title, and interest that the said estate has,
by operation OF law or otherwise, ac-
quired other than, or in addition to, that
OF The said Arthur PhinHey ut time OF his
death. in and 70 All those certain lots.
pieces or parcels oi band. situate, lying
and being aS hereinafter designated,
bounded and described:
Lot 3. sec Il; aud Y hfOf see 81; lot B.;
Ne ar OF 30 or sec 30; Y hf of Sw ar. Ne
or src 81; lot 4, and Sc Or of Sc Or sec 20;
) bit oi Sw or sec 2l; Ne or Of Ne or sec
20; Y ht NV Or, y hi Of Ne or see %;
Nv or Of NV ar sec u; lot - and Sw ar
OF Sc ar, + hf Of Sc or. Sc or Of Ne or OF
sec 20; , ht NV or. > llf Ne or, Y lit of
Sw or. " ht OF Sc or sec %; Sw or of NV
or SEC 27--all In tp . y, K t +. f Inf OF
Nwqr.s slOtS | g =, Sc qr see 80. tp 81 n. Il
4 east. Containing 1880 G3-lO0 acres. in
Snohomi'h county. Washington Territory.
On Friday, the Oth day Of january, 1850
In front Of the Post Office in
Port Townsend,
Jefferson county, Washington Territory.
az tie hour Of 10 O'Clock, 4. M. The fol-
lowing described propert , to-wit:
Lot :, sec I, tp Is n. range west; y
nj Of Ne or. Se qr Of Nv or and Nv ar
OF aw qr rscc II, tp IS n, r east. in let
ferSOn county, Washington Territory
containing lSS acres, more or less.
Terms and conditions Of sale:-C Cash.
god coin; ten per crur. Of the purchase
money, Oh the day OF sale; balance on CON
fiFmSlioi Of sale BY said probate court;
decd 40 expense Of purchaser.
GEO. W. HARRIS.
So.c surviving executor OF tie estate OF
Arthur PhInney, deceased.
NGtemh5r "a, 1879. Aid
, 1879-12-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in st. puu's church on
sunday next nj Ii \. NJ, ana =. VI. sunday
school ut l.. NJ. Evening prayer on WcdncS.
dny, ut o'clock. Lttany ON Friday morning,
NJ IN.
Preaching next sunday in the Nj. \. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. W. /. COsper,
pastor sabbath school at 2:l5 T.. NV. l..
Cosper, supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
, 1879-12-04

TIE PoIygamists Of Utah are re-
esivng scathing criticisms from the
newspapers, On account Of 50 much
perjury before the recently dis
charged grand jury in that Territory.
Morron women, to shield their nus.
bands, swore that they were not
married, and that their children had
no father.
, 1879-12-04
N Office.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned must set lie their
accounts on or before january lst, lSS0,
or lhe same will be placed in the hands OF
Thos. Phillips, Esq. for collection.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
Port Townsend, Nov. %, 1879.
=. S.-rhe above in no way alludes to
my Regular Customers.
, 1879-12-04

In his forthcoming annual report Secre-
tary Sherman. 1t is expected, will recon-
mend The repeal of the act requiring the
coinage of at least 100000 standard sil-
yer dollars per month. chiefly upon the
ground that these dollars cauliot be forced
into circulation.
, 1879-12-04
DIED..

n Duugeness. W. T., Nov. 20. 1870. NJ
heart disease. Mary Ann. wife Of Edw. n .
Pitcher, aged about 81 years.
Deceased was known aud endeared to q
brge number OF admiring friends. Sic
leayes a husband and five children to
mourn her uniimeIy death.
, 1879-12-04
Notice..

All persons indebted 70 the undcrsigncls
are requested to settle their acrnuntS OG or
before The 2Oth Of December. 1879. OF ;he
same vii be placed in The hands of G. VI.
haIler, Esq. for collection.
II. l.. TIBBALS.
Port Townsend, Nov. 10. II
, 1879-12-04

Rev. Joseph Cook has begun his
Boston Monday lectures again. AS
antidotes for IngersolIism, they "go
right to the spot" As theological
d d.scourses they are highly interest
ing. They are published weekly in
the New York "Christian Advocate"
, 1879-12-04

The ALBANY Herald, a new
eight-column weekly, is before the
public. 1t is to be published at AL.
bany, Ogn., by Messrs. Pottinger,
Barnes and Steel. 1t stands square
ly Republican in politics, and CON
tains more solid, pungent political
truths to the square inch tn an an =
exchange We nave received this
week.
, 1879-12-04

WE have the city treasurer's report in
our possession, as it was handed in at the
Council meeting, last Monday. A synop-
sis will appear next week.
, 1879-12-04

The Postal Department has pro-
'hi5itsd the carrying of tho New York
"PoIice Gazette" through our mails
This is an order which should have
been issued long ago.
, 1879-12-04

Work has been commenced at the Seat
co coal mine, by convict labor from the
penitentiaFy.
, 1879-12-04
WALNING MATCH.
Under thc nu>pIce. Of "Rcscue Engine
Company"
70 CONTINUE rHREE DAYS,

On The "Go.As.YoU.rLEAsE" PLAN.