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New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL MAIL STEAMERS
FOX QUEENSrDWN AND LlN EltfOOi-
CEIhe steamers Of this Line tAAe the Lana io1te
recommended by Lieut. May, U. D NJ on ooh tho oatwLi
ana hOIneward voyages
GEaMANIC Cant. Kennedy i'irO.y OSt = p In
h@F ODiI,. Capt. irynf..--..-;- Ihu sd'y Oc a. H.
10TH-ST.
These rteamers uniform in aud unsurpassed -
pOIntmenfs The StalerOons SMOKING AMI tti
amdshps. the aud motion a.,
felt aiorng Of comfort hitherto unAtAaIJe
kATh..-saoon $50 slOO Stesra2e. sIs Return
tickets on favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep pgA
for OF other ornatOn apply AZ ths
Company's Oncss 40 81 Broadway New-IorA. No ltJ
Wainut-s sL.Ph Philadelphia X. J. Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WARRINGTON. ID c., Sept. H. lsS0)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ United states Treasury Department until l2 O'clock
Thursday octo er 1850 for supplying furniture for
the new House building at Oh cago. III
Further details with plans and specifications OF the urni
tue required be obtained upon application TO the Treas
ufy Department, Washin gt0n ID. u.
Bds Will not be considered except from parties engaged n
,e who have tho proper fscii
lie. o making and delivering tho furniture within the
specified by the Department.
The Department tn hight 10 reject any or all BIDS
" f " JOHN SHERMAN.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
STEAMBOATS, ano RmIrcaos.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NTW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New York foot of J. berty-st. mt,
Ferry sa ION In roklyn. foot OF fuorst. 'e"e"s
Conmeic M June 81. lssoLeave NewYork foot OF L'o
5:S0 a. m.-Fer astoi Bethlehem. Wind cap. Mauoh
Chunk. lsmanond Dnon. Upper Lchigh WnkesoH'e'
7.i5 a. IN FOR Pennington, d. /. aud Western u. r..
Faston. Br,El hem. Mauch CHUNK. tamaqa,, etc
. a m-For school va Mourian, Iiigh Brdge brsnon'
Dsnvlle. WIamsp,it. Tanaqua priion. Nsncoke upper
LchIgh. Scranton. ETC. a., ,,.
lu3Ua. m For somerville. flemington, etc. ,,
m.-For caiingtou hastoi, Alcntovn. Headihs, h'
rsDurg Mauch thuug,eic . ,.,-, x.,,,ao.,
:s0 ~ or Frming,' n, Easion, Bethlehem. Wlni SAP
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqga- Dritcn Wilkesbatre ecfautoa
40 mFor schoceys Mountain. high Bridge Branch
Enstau. s,c- ,,.
J:s, j.. FOl iasiOG Del. Lick and West ~ r.; Allen
town, cn,ng harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Wilkesb.rre etc
T:45 p. m -fos Eas,on. a.
$40 l. 4l5 4:aO. }. OIL, 5:3 545. e. 6:l5 o. o. Gas
Z .;l5, s:4s s:i5. a:lS. 10i5 H. - D.
le $40 a. II y. m FOR Hound Brook
and teIIDenate siaons az 80 for Easton Aien'
Te. NewarS s4s clio oi5. 75. 7.i5 s:i5 si5. s5
IL pl.. 2, D. 900. 4, 4:i o:jo.
J:45 u. CLIO, $780, 75, s:lo 9;l'' iUlo ilio II III
.ns pcnts So "a ~ e -. s'''- ~ ,,o.s
B0at tsro1kiyn and .sc.e AnAex make connections
& Icrsey Gil, station 10 and from brooklyn and io Depot
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV
ALI RAIL LINE for Pirtn Amboy, South Ampoy. nai'
ivan. Keyport. Iakst MiHletawn Rd taS, Little SILVER
Il ncApoil, Long EaL,h. ElteIon. Deal B.aoI. Ocean
Grove Asbuy Park ocean Beach spring Lake sea oifI
Point i cnsani Toms hver Barncgat Atlantic cIty etc
York foot of Ii at 545, 14j. D. lli5
a.. ni l:3ia. $3.50. 4. 51j. 6 y. IN.
For Atlantic City, lao D. m
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IMPROVEMENT OF SAVANNAH RIVER, {

CAJED STATES FSGiSEER OFFICE
Army BUILDING New York sept. II. 1890
SEALED PROPOSALS, iu ttp icate, add essed uu
dersgued viii be received this office until II o'clock poon
"a OF October 1899 which tme and place they
will opened Presence OF bidders for dredging IN the
Savannah Ga From 200 900 100000 cubic
al viii removed. specifications insiruc % bid
PROPOSALS. &C. be obtained at this Office
or from Mr. e. H. Fremont, Assistant Engineer, Savannah
Ga q. a. GILLMOkE, Lleut.-COl. OF Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEy

~ ia leave for newood, Closter PiermYnf aud ~
T. <. .: o J. J. t. 4:5u D1p 6:i0 $50 llSO D. IN
SUNDAYS. aud 6:t p. fhe 1889 p. train VIII
leave e. later Saturday nights
NaRueI, Spring Valley Mon>ef 700. $50 a NJ. $50
JNO. y. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LiNE TWEEN NEN.YORR
sOUTHAEPrON AND BREMEN o. n
DrNAI Sat -. CO.. -sf rt D..
RATES OF PASSAGE ~ from NENNORK 10 SOU EliAMf
ION. HAVIiE Or BnEMEN 49,,
FIRST CABI 500 SECOND ca Bi N-----Soo
STEE.AGE 80 - .,,
Reiu tickets Prepaid steerase certih
cate. So
seeIage tickets toah points tne south Of England s5L
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

Gorporatlor Aotlces.
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ the Department OF Public Charities and Cor.
rection No. SO 3dave until October 1880 for grocer es
provisions dry goods. 6c for full nforma ION see tTty
Record, Tor sale at NO. 2 City Hall.
NOTfCE.-PrOpOsals will he received at the
~ office OF the DpagtmeI OF Pubic Charities and Correc
ton No SO Thrdaye. until september "a 1880 for Ice
For Iu Information City Record, for No. civ
Hail.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-S Proposals for
buiidng sewers. paving. regulating setting curb and
tagging sidewalks various streets ami
avenues viii be received at The office OF the Depa ment a
Public until September 80. 1880. For ull uforma
ton, CITY Record. for sale at No city Hall
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
pIAmANTE EFT PIERREs PREcIEUsEs Far ~ otsNcs 1AANc
49, NJ ast, paI.s j. Roths. hid

In tue preparation OF tins syS'eh'auo
and comprehensive work on Diamonds ana i'o
clous stones IN general. the pnoh her, "n' owns
. ,oaic,l in Paris called lie BVou, has Sc
cured the cooperation OF ious rec 'Hnizsu oN
perts.-M Jiuncttaz for the strictly scenuhc anu
,ineraccal cart of The subj CT. inc ndng the priuc
nj of crys allcgraphy and the chemical CONSTITUTION
aud pnvsical properties of gems; NJ. Vnderhes" ior
the commercial branch Of the work: Nj. Fontenay iof
,h org Of the 10 eweer's art: ami NJ. Coutaucr
treatise n pearls and cOrals. Toe volume embraces
fun des ripol of methods OF cutting and polishing
mn account OF the South African diamond hiss with
tine eject of the there upon the marSets o
the world md mne information on the subject OF in'a
tou Jewels. etc Copi'us Illustrated aua ueauiiu',
printed Il viii be a welcome addition to the library OF
every conn0lsSeur.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

Z Hambulg Anne lcan Packet Comrang's Line for
PIYMpU Iii CII..IB VI RG. AMI HAMBU 10.
FRI-iA .. eDi. g. IL T. i---...---' e. II
IVES PIIALI ..-...-Oct. HERD IL oct i
Ia osVi passage 10 rtm uih: London Sherp9iIg ~ an
sIG1, econd CauiJ. 500. Sic rage 30 iouad tnp
XII fNIiARDT tC ca. c. g. ri IlARD az co.
Genera, AGENTS General Passenger AgcIts
IL 4. L N lIN.I
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
uNfiEJ sTA~Es MAIL STEAMERS.

CUlON LINE. ..,....,,..
FOK OIThENsIOWN Az - LIVi-HPOOL.
Letyjng PIer 50. y. H.. f0OtOf hln2-st.
ID
AitlID \ W "a -,
NEVADA ...........---.--- - TUESDAY, % - H. III
~ ONSI tt <DAI -.'it- " u "A. Ill.,
% These steamers built of In waierght con-
rarncn ~ ana are furnished wit every requisite ID make
Inc acoss Atantc 18th o and tDe nav
ire batn.ro9m srnokn room drawingrOOm pianp ahi
stryaries AMI caterer on
ca, steamer The all ier deck ihs ll'n
nr those greatest OF All uxues NJ sea- perfect 'eA'1
and ight. 1900. .. 30 .oo ,
Sino tSTEENEDJATE. SO sIEEkAGE, at low rates
~ OFFICE. 80. - BHOADN Al.
IA. ..l &
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GANxEE ARcHEoLoGIoUB pr,,a Far ANr',%s XswyorS j.
PAUL svo pp. $40. Paris o"'"''' Nv"
w. Boutop. ::
The annual publication of which the present Is
,,etourtn venue has be, siteraey cn"rxduih So
srcc NJ saiui-Paol began his enterprise '"' ~ ~
,,os no, merely Of France bat OF the who'e "of''
- o,,b.scea yisa,n it's ken. IL includes cai1'u"
,r 1850 with an indication OF archie olcgieal '"p'so
eccd 0ith particular days; list OF een'enareS oc u"
ring in 1880, wi orif historical no'es arcNp," y.
.oorche. d scoveries. meetings. &C.. ouriig '"e vas"
-. n,,h /, Fra,ce AMI elsewhere even the o1iV"
sta.cs n,t being forgotten: nn i!hoor'"n' w
.artweut OF mscelanics photography lists OF 'ne'"
bersnp in the principal societies. etc. etc f'i ~
turc the Jealous dilor has plaun no les an
ING thar the public itou o. great Arelao cgeh enron
,cle In ihls long work whcu las ALREADY te"i' q"
dsco,raged many learned men siited win tue p'''u'
of Bcuedic ne saall trace century os injury ". "
xear by ye r, all events Hteresing 10 arehHo'otH'
ro.,,up- at the wear 1000 II. C., NJ. sant-Pau d'"e
,h,r centuries into convetient ocSs ana ehees "
ca,ch mn with ,ho course cftme puuctually IN i"oi
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
EALL RIVER LINE

FALL RIVER LINE
daily (snndays included rom Pier p, H. foot of Murray.
81. al 5:3o IN leave Brooklyn via annex" ..
NEWPORT LINE For BOSTON AND THE
steamer. OF D COLONY m1 SEwPoRT ieavo Pier Ok,
r. foot o. MnTIay.st daly (eTfepi sun1ayl a. 3 D. m
ony steamer az Of dae ant connecting Iia.n wlic
at icsciS ara So Groom "ot'ined oNlY at ONCE o.
GEO. L. CONNoR. Ges' Piss.Agt
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and Housalonlc Ralresdsstesmers leave Cath.
Fare over III IN by any her ronte.
EOR ROHD0UT and KINGSTON.-LandIn
i stCoz.ens West PoiuD. Cornwall Newbure Marlboro
bS1 and 2s amin GSr M nna @
ana THQMAS HON oo GoRHLLL leave DAILY at4
Except When Thomas 1870
he CAIsKlLL MOUNlAINh
OENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
i GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNI Ed SlA . ) MAI. ROUTE.
Trains AowY0rk. DcsDrOsses and andt streets
Ha,fisbGig Iil, burr the SOUTH Win Pullman
W ianspoIt. LOcx Haven. a. $40 D.
Cen, re and he Oh Regions.
Bllunore sthpeon ana the south l. mited washington
arrive at " ashiugton d:l2 p Regular at i3O
Express S. i or West M Pbade pia a:0 30 so 90 nr
ieG a. n Il SS3 a. a. go . T. S aad LA 20 ann m' ana
Exrcss ior Philadelphia Camden 7:So aud m..
Bots Of "Brookiyn through trains
CITY. aforng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains arrive: FROM Pitsburg. Z lO;aO 9:95 p;
incton and Baltimore. 800 m z 800, 45O. 1886
Gao @ 9G ~ so 45o 6S go 3 o so 5 saS5 and
1890 p NJ Sunday. $780, $50, T. iOAo ilSO a. 6:3o
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24
Or0u05lls

IMPROVEMENT OF brunswick HarbOr, GeOr-
ga, and Vousia Bar Lake George Florida
UNITED STATEs ENGINEEE OFFICE
ARMY BUIIDISG. NRw- lOEk. Sept IL, 1880. !
sFALED PkOPOsALs, IN hiphcate, addressed 10 The
cersp pnod will De received nj this tice until IL o'clock
the I'd DAY Of OctOter esc which tine and place they
opened the presence bidders for Voi
Fla fOl constructing crtbJe in the arbOr
Brunswick, Georgia. Specicati
and blanks for be obtained at this Office
the brunswick WORK. OF Mr. - L. Fremont, at savan-
nah, q. \. GILLMORE,
IloutCo. Of En gineers, Bvt Maj. Gen, Y. g. A.
fI,ar ID
New-York tribune., 1880-09-24

aA~xEE ARCHEoLoGIQUE Far ANfnSs NV. var. J.
PAUL svo pl. $40. Paris o"sh''" ~"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
Suggestion for the Household

For cheap and tasteful window
curtain in common-sized room,
buy six yards of the finest unblea-
ched cotton, at nine or ten cents a
yard; eight yards of Smyrna, Tor
chon or Cluny lace insertion, at 10
to 20 cents yard. and the same
quantity OF lace edging, three inches
in width. If the lace too white to
match the unbleached cotton, dip 1t
into a little weak coffee, and let 1t
soak until it matches exactly. Cut
the cotton into three yards length,
and sew on the lace insertion and
and edging up and down one edge
and across the bottom. If you de-
sire little wider edge, cut some
strips of cotton lengthwise to tit
the edge and bottom, double up a
false hem. and sew it between the
edge and insertion. Lay the TOP
of the curtain in even side plaits,
and tack the curtain on to a thin
slat Of wood the length of the win
dow cornice, In the absence o.
gilt or hard wood-cornices, lace In
sertion Or edging can be sewed OF
a piece of cotton three or four in
ches wide and plated in large
box plaits, single or double as pre-
ferred. A ribbon to match TIT
color of the decorations of the room
can be plated across the top. Bunt
ing makes a pretty substitute TO
the cotton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

quickly penetrated by the kerosene
Another cement which has not this de-
feet is made with three parts of RESIN,
one OF caustic soda and five Of water
This composition is mixed with half its
weight of plaster Of Paris. 1t sets firm
ly in about three-quarters of an hour.and
is saidto have great adhesive power
not permeable as kerosene, a low con
ductor of heat and but specifically at.
tackled by water.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
Another means of promoting ner

Another means of promoting per
sonal cleanliness. is by an absolute
change Of all clothing, morning and
night, wearing nothing by night
that is worn by day; and vice verSa.
Such clothes are hung to sun by
day and dry by night, and such on
ly, are fit to be worn by those who
have reasonable regard for person
lal cleanliness. And | may remark
that when such clothes are remov-
ed for the change, it is Of the ut
most Importance to the health that
the skin should be subjected to a
reasonable friction-as by a flesh
brush, a crash. coarse flannel. or
the hand, as a means Of cleanliness,
and of improved circulation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
Hygiene
CLEAN BEDS.

1t must be false idea of neat.
ness which demands that beds
should be made soon after being
vacated Let it be remembered
that more than three. ffths of the
solids and liquids taken into the
stomach, should pass off through
the pores of the skin, seven mil
lions in number, and that this es-
cape is the most rapid during the
night, while warm in bed. AT
least one-half of this waste of pu-
tired matter from twenty 70 Thirty
ounces during the night must ~
come more or less tangled in The
bedding, of course soiling III and
that part of this may become re-
absorbed by the skin if tits allowed
to come in contact with it on the
next night, asst must, if the bed
ding is not exposed for few hours
to the air and light. We may well
intimate the Dutch example Of plac-
ing such bedding on two chairs near
the window, in the sunlight; or in
the window, that the best purife
known-the light of the summary
dissipate their impurities,or neutral
ize them. AT Leaf three hours, on
the average, is as short exposure as
is compatible with neatness. 1t is
also desirable that the air should
pass through open doors and win
dows, and that as much, sunlight
be admitted as:possible to the room
in which about one-third of the
time is spent. In addition to these
measures it Is well to have the attic
windows wholly or partly open, and
the door leading to it, 80 that
free current may pass through all
the rooms, up the stairs, and out
into the outer rooms, up the stairs,
and out into the outer world, to be-
come purified by vegetation, &C.,
before being again respired.
Clothes thus aired and summed
will not demand more than half the
usual washing. though they can
scarcely be washed too often.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

In fattening beef let the pro-
cess be as quick as possible. Any
stint in feeding at such times will
tend to make the meat tough and
dry. Stalled animals will fatten
more readily than others, and young
animals require richer food thar
older ones. In winter fattenine
much depends upon the warmth Of
the stable. The warmer the cattle
are kept the less food will be need
ed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

Corn loses one-ffth by drying and
wheat one-fourteenth. From this tn c
estimate is made that it is more prof
table for farm ers to sell unshelled corn
in the fall at seventy-ive cents than al
81 bushel IN the following summer,
AID that wheat at sl.25 in December ID
equal to $3.50 In the succeeding June,
In the case Of potatoes-taking those
that rot and are otherwise lost, together
with the shrinkage-there is but little
doubt that between October and June
the loss TO the owner who holds them is
sot less than thirty-three per cent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

with an extra copy Of the Weekly SIM
ono year.
with extra copy of the weekly sun one
year aud ole copy Of the Daily sun three
months.
Fifteen Copies .............. -. - u.
With an extra copy OF the Weekly sun
one year and one copy Of the Dairy SIX
months.
Twenty COPIES. ..-...-............ ~ u
With an extra copy OF the Weekly sun one
year and one copy Of the Daily sun nine
months.
Thirty Copies. .:..........5J W
With an extra copy Of the Weekly sun and
one copy OF the Daily sun one year.
Forty Copies. AZ l
With an extra copy OF the Weekly sun aud
one copy OF the Daily sun one year ;also
one extra copy Of the Daily sun Tor six
months.
Fifty Copies. .......................5J
With an extra copy Of the Weekly sun
and two copies OF the Daily Sue one year.
Seventy hYc Copies. VI
with an extra copy of the Weekly sun and
three copies Of the Daily sun one year.
One Hundred copies. lgJ
With an extra copy Of the weekly sun one
year.
Getters.up Of clubs will find the above terms tll
most liberal that can be offered by a irst-c.ass
Family journal. The proprietols not only pre-
pay the postage on the clubs received, but also Oh
the premium copies, both Daily and Weekly.
The safest method Of RENTING funds : by
draft or postoifce money order. Address
A. :. ABELL & CO., Publishers,
sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Nd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

Connects with Va. Midland Mail leaving IL AS
a. IN. for Lynchburg aud A. NJ. & o. X. K. sta
tons; also for Danville and the South.
B Connects closely with Virginia Midland Trains
for Washington, Baltimore, New York, &c.
G Connects with Richmond 4 Danyille Train
leaving IL IS p. m. and Richmond Petersburg
Train leaving 10 40 p. m. for the South.
D Connects with r. & d. Train leaving at IL 40 a.
m. and X. & p. Train leaving at II 81 a. m. for
the South, Connects with the Old Dominion
Steamers leaving at High Tide, on sunday,
Tuesday and Friday for New York.-Co9neots
with Va. Steamboat leaving at IS a. IN. on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Norfolk
Connects with H. & P. r. Il. leaving at " I.
N, for Norfolk
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

KICKING COws.-I have tried all the
various ways to prevent COWS from
kicking while milking, and have found
mono more harmless, easily applied and
as effectusl as the Dutch or Holland
method, which is to take small rope
about four feet long, and put it once
around both hind legs, just above the
ganbssll joiats, with slip-knot draw
|tlgh. enough to bring both legs firmly
together, wind the rope two or three
times between the legs, around this
rope or moose, drawing it tight and
fasten the rope by a half.hitch. In
North Holland this is practiced on all
the cowsat every milking. They are
driven to the .milklng-sround, where
stakes are driven about two feet high,
and 10 these the cows are tied for milk
ing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

To clean the inside of tea,.kettles and
pots, boil for an hour In the kettle OF
pot a tablespoonful Of carbonate Of
ammonia, dissolved in three pints Of
hot water. 1t Will remove at once all
the deposits made by boiling water.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21

Ifa lady has q thousand acres Of
valuable land, the young men are apt
to conclude that they have sufficient
grounds for attachment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
GOING WEST.

E Connects with Stage for Lexington.
e Connects with G. B. :. & 2. p. steamers for
Cincinnati and all points on ohio River.
G. Connects with SciOto Valley K. Il. for the North
west.
II Connects with all lines dvergng to the West,
Northwest and Southwest.
For Tickets and information, apply to OF adj
dress JOHN II. WOODWARD,
Ticket Aent, Stanton, Va.
CONWAY r. HOWARD, G. 2. K 7. A.
". II. s. DUNN. Engr & Supt. Jan. 8. 20
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
Inducements for 1880 Only.

Inducements for 1880 Only.
rT Thirteen Numbers Of Harpers Young Peo-
pie will be furnished to every yearly subscriber to
Hsrper's Weekly, for 1880; or Harper's Young
People and Harper's Weekly will be sent to any
address for one year, conmecing with the hrst
Number OF Hsrper's Weekly for January, 1884, Oh
rsceipt of Is 90 FOR the two Periodicals.
Remittances should be made by Post-Ofhce Mon
ey order or Draft to avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertiser ent
without the express order Of HARPER L BROTHERS.
Address HARPER BRoTHERs, New York.
Dec. l7,-4v.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
SOUTH.

No. C33 runs Sundays. Mondays. Wedneday'
and Fridays onir. 80. go runs Tuesiays, THUS
days and Saturdays ouy. 40. Gil runs Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays only. An other talh'
daily except sunday. So. GlD connects 20 stfas
burg with trains from and O. Alexandria. 80. Ol'
dimes at Nj Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
Bring on Your Hides !

ROBERT NEWMAN, tho old and experienced
tanner, and known as such throughout the coun-
Nv. is prepared TO do tanning at his own shop In
Woodstock. He viii receive bides at otis old
tan yard. lie proposes to work exclusively on
shares and will graduate his work on shares by
the scale Of decline In other things. He will offer
special inducements when hides mase upper OF
harness leather. He will make It 60 the
interest Of every one 20 call and see him for his
terms. They are better than ever before known
in the trade. Call for information. Il will pay.
Refers to every citizen Of Woodstock for caracttr
and skill. IH
June 1i-3mo
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
WESAPEAKE IL OHIO
u RAILWAY.

On and after sunday Sept. 9th, 1879. Passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
1850,
iARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE

The evils OF sensational literature for the young
ara well known, and the want of an antidote has
long been felt. This is supplied by Hsrpers
Young People, . beautifully illustrated weekly
Able features of sensational juvenile literature
end Of that morahEing tone which repels the
youthful reader.
Tho Volumes Of the Young People begin with
this arst Number, published in November of each
year. When no time is mentioned, it will be I'M
dorstood that the subscriber wishes to commence
With the Number next after the receipt Of order.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
1850.
Happer7E 8aZara
ILLUSTRATED.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular periodical is pre-ominentiy jour
nal for the household.
Every Number furnishes the latest information
In regard TO Fashions ia dress and ornament, the
newest and most approved patterns, WIN desciip-
tive articles derived from authentic and original
sources while its Stories, Poems, end Essays on
social and Domestic Topics, give variety TO its
columns. ...
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
1850.
THE BALTIMORE Weekly SUI.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
One dollar Per Year. Postage Prepaid.
The Best and Cheapest Newspaper OF
1850

TIC DCoI UuU OHNHPN1t NV T" INI u
the kind now published. Adapted
to all classes of the People.
Besides its Commercial and Agricultural fca tur-
e. and all the freshest OF the week, its heal
thy Stories and Tales, both original and selected,
entitle it TO rank asa
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL.
The Weekly sun Tor 1881, whilst retaining all the
popular features of former years, will be found to
contain additional attractions, for which the ar
engagements are already made.
THE MARKET AND FINAN GAL REPORTS
in The Weekly sun are brought down to the lates
hour Of publication, and the utaJst care taken t,
make them entirely authentic. To the Farmer
also the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-21
y -r B. ~ -. -ifs. lS. 80. ..a
Taking Eject Juh6 ION, 1873.
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