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Miraculous Healing.
SIGHT RESTORED TO THE BLIND,
HEARING TO THE DEAF, AND ALL
KINDS OE MALADIEs HEALED BY
PRAYER.


For some time past there have been
rumors aaoat of man in Scott county,
In this State, who cah heal the sick,
restore sight to the blind, and hearing
to the 0eaf, by praysr and the laying on
of the hands. Hearing Of the many
wonderful cures wrought by this man,
two Of our citizens, Mr.. Frank Brown
and Mr.. Peter Whltesell, determined
to visit this wonderful person,
and ascertain for themselves as to
the truth Of these reports, and accord
ingly, on Monday of last week, they set
out for his home, near Estelleville, IN
Scott county. Undue time they arrived.
finding the quiet miller, the man is NAM
ed Miller, and Is a miller by trade, and
also preacher of the gOspel-thropged
with visitors seeking relief from their
various maladles at his hands. They
witnessed numerous applications OF
such persons for relief, and were as
founded at the miraculous cures effected
'Ir. Browa being afflicted with very
severe deafness, and Mr.. Whitesell hav-
ing a painful, eating cancer on his face,
they Of course made application for re-
lief. Mr.. Brown informs US that he
has experienced considerable relief al
ready, and is perfect confident that
his hearing will be entirely restored
Mr.. Whitesell, whom we have not seen
since his return on yesterday, we learn
has also experienced great relief, and
the indications are thar his cancer will
slough out. leaving only sore place
on his face to be healed. These gen
tlemen state that many persons who
visit Mr.. Miller are lnstantaneously re-
lieved, whiled others are gradually cur
ed; and some few experience no relief
whatever. He employs no means 9TH
er than prayer and the laying on OF
hands 10 effect his cures; all OF which
seems truly wonderful in this day and
generation. Salem Conservative.
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C0MI.ssloTERs OFFICE.

! 1 NOAH L.-rAlE LIS OEEI.I.
| \ Woodstock. "a. FEB. End 49,
- VI. walton admr. OF ID. y. walton deef
| ccUplt. VS. -. p. Newman admir-. u " Darrly
! decd. Martha u. Danner widow, Hugh Dlnler.
! and Carrie Banner, frana Banner, Katie Danuer.
! Willie Banner, Ella Banner, Walter Dauusr ana
| Banner deed defts.
You are hereby notified shat have fixed upon
/ the 4th dly Of 1lar,n next between the hours II
g 0'c.0cS, A. II. and o 0ci0c5, p VI. II fair II not
the hext iai day thereafter Sunday excepted 70
/ AXE aud settle, az NY oilca, lie accounts OF
lst. When the purchase fog tha zeal estate Qn
the answer 4 1lrs. Mart Ia T.. Banner SCI f3rtlD
Vas paid and 90 whom.
,. If the said real estate was devised by the
| father o. the said Mrs. Daluer, aid vas ana Dr.
| subjected 90 the provisions ~ the VIII # Gerad
W. carson deed aud is lro. eriy q which be w.
! seized IN fee.
made Of the proceeds ole sale OK said real estate
Icy the said j. ". DaulN
18th. Watcher the amount Of tie purchase
money II received by said J. ". Danner is debt
20 be preferred TO those held by the general credi-
tors Of said banner as a hduclary debt or due az
and from him as trustee.
jth. said c0mr. is directed 10 audit any further
debts against the estate Of said Daunor.
9th. And the court being of opinion that dover
cannot be ass gacd ia kind. said clmr. is farther
directed afler the sale Of the real estate herein
decreed, q commute into IL money value the
dover interest ~ Mrs Banner, in the real estate
~ her late husband J. W. Danner decd. after
deducting from the price for which each trzc.
may sell, the purchase money liens due thereon
ith, Report any other matte deemed pertinent
or that any party In Interest may require required
20 be taken by the decree OF shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 18th day OF January 1881
I'm q suit in chanccry depending IN said court be-.
tween d. Il. walton admr. Sc. c1mplts. and J.
" banner admir-. L.. Deiis and II from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be common
cod, or having been commenced should not be
completed on that day, the taking OF the same
will be adjourned from day to day, or from 5lace
20 ace, until the same are taken aud completed
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
chancery Of said c)urt, at my oa,e in said county
the day and year frs. Aforesaid
Feb. 4-iw. p. W. MAGRUDER
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VIRGINIA, To-vIT:
Y In tbs Clerks Once Of the Comfy Court Of
Shenandoah, February flth 1850.
Amanda N. Gsllehugh by her father and next
friend, Thos. W. Ryan. ............ ....Cemplt.
rs.
Joseph Z. oallehugh..... ..... ......"....D sft.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce .
mensa ct shoro from the Defendant on the ground
of cruelty, deesrtion and abandonment.
II appearing By satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Joseph y " oa--mehneh Ia not an inhabi-
tsnt OF this statsIt lie ordered, That the said de
PENDANT do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof, and do Whist Is necessary
70 protect his interest that copy Of this order
be published In some Newspaper printed In Wood
stock, once q week for four successive weeks, and
COPY posted 81 the front door Of the Court
House Of ssid copnty, on the frst day Of the next
GRO. W. MILEy, @. @. c.e. O,
Copy, Tsete.
W: kw.p.q. eE0. W, MlIKy, G. c. G. q.
Feb. S-5w,
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Neir Advertisements.

VIRGINIA, TO VT.
y In the Clerks Once of the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah County, IN VACATION, February 18th
1880.
Maria c. French, Susan D. French, William
Booth and Anna his wife, Geo. 4. French and
vanLsar French, Arriama b. Lorrey,G. z. Comp
ton and Z. s. Compton, James Owens and Suiy
his wife, and william Helmsley and Maggie his
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Josiah stickley Sheriff, Of Shenandoah County
AMI as such Admr. Of Geo. French ST. decd
virgie, Beckie, ane Robert French, infant chill
dren Of Geo. French Sr. decd; Frank, Robert,
John, Stephen, Nellie, Eliza and Mary Weomes,
infant children Of Frank and Nollie Weemes
decd; Edwin Colt, infant children Of Emma
Gott decd John, Ellen and Arthur Bowie, in
fant children Of Geo French Bowie decd. and
Thomas Bo~ie infant child Of Thomas Bowie
decd. and @. W. Hiley Guardian addition for in
FAINT defendants -. ........- ........ Deftf
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-25

COMMISSIONER OFFICE
u Woodstock, Va. Feb. 18th. 1880.
To the creditors of Flora A. Miller decd. and
all others concerned.
Take notice thst have fixed upon Saturday tha
Goth day Of March 1880, at my Office to take &C.
count OF all the debts or demands against the
estate Of Flora A. Miller decd. and also an &C
count Of the real and personal assets Of her estate
When and where on are required to attend with
proof OF your demands. Done at the instance Of
her executor and given under my hand as COM
missioner IN chancery Of the county court Of
said county the day and year first aforesaid.
FeblS.-4y e. L. STICKLEY.
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In Cnarcfry,

The object Of this suit 10 TO obtain . decree for
the sale Of 1885 acres Of land in Povells Fort
shensndoah County, Virginia, part Of the estate
Of the late George French sr. decd, distribution
Of the proceeds among the heirs Of the said Geo.
French sr., and for permission 10 the Gusrdis ns
Of the several infant defendants, 10 remove the
amounts due to their respective wards, in the
distribution Of the proceeds Of the sale Of the said
land, out Of this Commonwealth.
1t appearing By sfidavit hlled that that the de-
PENDANTS, Vergie, Beckie and Robert French, In
FAINT children Of Geo. French Jr. decd. Frank,
Robert, John, Steven, Nellie, Eliza and Mary
Mems children Of Frank and Mollie Mems aec'd
Edwin Colt, infant chud Of Emma Colt decd
John, Ellen and Arthur Bowie. infant children OF
Gee. French Bowie decd, and Thomas Bowie
infant child Of Thomas Bowie decd, are not in.
habitants Of this state-It 10 ordered, That the
said defendedts do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what lie nsces
sary 10 protest their interest; that copy OF this
order be pm blished in some Newspaper printed in
Woodstock, once . week for four successive weeks
and . copy posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of said county, on the hrft day Of the next
County Court
Geo. W. MileY C. c.
A COPY, TEsTE.
Geo. W. Miley. C. C. C. s. c.
Feb. 25-4w. G. +. Compton p. q.
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! -lOMII5stJNEha OFFICE.
~ N011st1ck, We, jan. I'll 1850.
To JOseil D1Isaru-l's 4dIr. Ann Iluserirau.
/ Henry Bsuserlaan and James and Joseph
] Bau serman Delts. and ]. IT, Kodcner and an tic
creditors ~ Jos Bause-iaan decd. l0mplts.
You aye hereby notified that have fixed upon
the lst day ~ March ueNi, between the L0u.- 81
! q ocl0ck, A. u. aud O'Clock, T. " e. nay ofscs
lst To audit and report any debts against tic
! estate Of Joseph Bauserman not heretofore re-
ported, especially any liens binding LIS said real
estate ami TIC orlcr Of priority.
md. 10 report Distribution account 4 the
I assets % the said estate.
81. any other matter De may deem pertinent or
SHAT any interested party require % De- taken
by the decree II Shenandoah Circgi. Court zen.
dored or the 18th day of January $50 Ia a suit ~
claucery depending In said court between j. y.
RodeAer &c c0mpts and Jos. BauserIau's admr.
DC. detts and Il from any cause the taking IL said
accounts shall not De commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed on that day.
the taxing Of the same VII be adjourned from day
10 day, or from place t. place, until tie same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hlad rs comm,sicner IN
chancery Of the said court, 20 my omeesin SAID
county the d. and yC4r l1si aforesaid
j.. J.. srIChLLY
Jan. 2l-iT. II. Il. s. Was. Bro. ? p
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Estray Notice /!
Taken up By the subscriber on his land
FIVE SHEEP.

Of the following description One ram, white, NJ
marks Two ewes aud two wethers, brown color
black heads and legs, left ear chopped and eli
under the right ear. The above sheep were ap-
praised at TIVE dollars per head. The owner will
prove property, pay chirges aud take them away,
Otherwise they viii be disposed Of as the las
directs. ABRAHAM ROSS,
r.k
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" Woodstock, Va. Feb. 2, 1880
To Mary Cain and Samuel Sand assignee OF
Joshua Cain and all other lien creditors Of Danie
Ritenour, Compls. and Daniel Ritenour. Deft.
You are hereby notified that ! have hxed upon
the 5th day Of March next, between the hours of
o'clock, A. NJ. azd O'Clock, T. NJ. II fair, If not
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
10 take and settle, at my oce the accounts Of LIST
To reform and remodel the account Of debts in
this case as may be proper from the evidence and
vouchers which may be produced before him. I'd,
Toaudit and report in the order Of their priority
all liens binding the real estate Of said Ridenour
not heretofore audited. Sd, Settle the account Of
W. T. williams acting Spell. Conn. in this cause.
Ith That he report any other matter he may
deem pertinent or which any person in interest
may require required to be taken by the decree of
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the 10th
day Of Jan. 1880 in q suit in chancery depending
in said court between Mary Cain, &c. complts, and
Daniel Ridenour, &c. Defts. and II from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be commenc-
ed, or having been commenced should not be COM
pleted on that day. the taking Of the came will be
adjourned from day to day, OF from place 70 place,
until the same are taken AMI completed,
Given under ny hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry Of the said conrt, at my Office in said county
the day and year frst Aforesaid.
Feb, Fhy-'w. = ", HAsHYpFh,
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SATURDAY NIGHT"
UNINTERRUPTED SUCC,

per will lie mailed, postpaid, free to any one who
will send their name and address to the publisher
Sixteen years OF
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
chas, Noores, Ex'r' &c. vs.. r. u. Conn, In Chan
Gerry.
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court OF
shenanl leah County, rendered at the August term
1879 in the above entitled chancery cause, the un.
derrigned commissioners will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sd, 1880.
in front Of the Court House, to the Highest bid
der tract of land now owned by r. VI. Conn, the
same on which he now resides, lying about 4
miles west Of Woodstock, adioi ing the lands OF
Thoe. Hottie, II. c. Msgruder, Geo. Sheets, DR.. A.
Martin, nc.
Containing About 309.l Acres,
more or less This is = very desirable farm, con-
yenient 10 Church and School House. There is q
dwelling house and barn, and the usual out build
ings on this farm.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent cash, and the residue in /, . and
years, bearing interest from the day Of sale, the
purchasers to execute bonds with good security
Tor the deferred payments and the deed to be re-
served until the further order Of the court.
2. W. MAGRUDER,
NJ L. WALTON,
/. HITE BIRD.
Feb. l1th,-tds. Comrs. Of Sale.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
v In the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Shenandoah, Feb, "a, 1850.
]. II. Williams, Jno, J, Williams and W.
T. Williams partners, under firm name and
style of Williams & Bro. fuse of Popleins
Silicate Phosphate Company. ...... .Complt.
Against.
Elias Hotel, s P. of Hotel & Banner and
A. G. Walker. ......"....Deft.
In Chalcery.
The object of this suit is to subject the
real estate Of the said Arthur G., Walker in
Shenandoah County Va. to the payment ofa
judgment obtained by complainant against
Elias Hotel, S. P. Of Hotel Il Danner and
A. G.. Walker for S72.25 with interest from
June 2sth 1879 till paid and $40 cost.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant Arthur G.. Walker is not an
inhabitant Ct this State-It is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here within
one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest;
that copy of this order be Published in
some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks, and a
copy posted at the front door of the Court
House Of said comfy on the first day Of the
next County Court.
GEO. W. MLEr, c. C. c. S. c..
A Copy, Test.
GEO. W. MILEr, C. c. C. &C.
WINS x Bro. P. a. Feb. 25.- 4w
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HelmbOiI 5 u chu
Invig0rales the Stomach,

And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels and
kidneys to healthy action, in cleansing the
blood of all impurities, and imparting new
life and yigor to the whole system.
A single trial will be quite sufficient to
convince the most hesitating Of It's valuable
remedial qualities,
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1890.
Harper'S Magazine.
I'LL ZIP trEn-

"-t dying Gle s1ti act effectively 1ld from tle
educational point ~ 'l-H-seeslLg % provide
service 90 the largest nuil1-r~I long ag) con-
Guided that u I could have 1ut one work for
public library, would sciec, a complete set cf
Harper Monthly. Charles Francis Adams Jr.
ueut aathors and artists Of Europe and America
while the long experience a. lie publishers has
made them thoroughly cJuvCrsaut with desires OF
the public which they VII spare L. efost to
crafty.
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Numbers for June and December of each wear
When no time is specified, i viii be understood
that tie subscriber wishes o. begin with the cur-
rcLt Number.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-25

CURATIVE the vegetable medicine, undoubts5
OBloOd' Par.A8r.r5ots out al ssr0fll0us tsint.
NURATI Ne the vegetable medicine, acts ike g
W charm on the SKIN, produces a healthy action
good col or, and does away with unhealthy and
dangero us Face Powders, Lily Whites, SC.
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Notice to Creditors.

Persons endebted to the estate Of A. j. Culers will
please make arrangements for the settlement OF
the same and parties having claims against the
estatewil please present them to the undersigned.
W, T. WILLIAMS, Admr.
Parties having tools belonging to A. J. Cullers'
estate will please return them at once,
Feb. 1s,-2t.
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A YANKEE AHEAD.

A Connecti,ut cutlery Arm recognizing that
before long that the Unitsd States was going to
supply all of John Bulls customers for this line
Of goods have imported about thirty No. l
Sheffield cutters. For all diseases Of the Blood,
Liver or Kidneys use CURATIVE.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-13

BARKsDALE, the mar who murdered
Dixon in Yazoo, Mississippi, last fall,
because the latter dared run rs an in
dependent candidate, is looming up rs
the next United States senator from
Mississippi to succeed Mr.. Bruce. At a
caucus of members of the legislature
on Saturday evening last Barksdale led
all competitors.
BY the way, the name of jeff. Davis
was not suggested in the caucus. 1t
is plain, therefore that tho northern
democracy have persuaded their south
ern brethren not to play hangman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-13

PATNELL is a nulnrIously wanted
man. Invitations for him to speak in
various cities in this country are pour
ing IN remarkably fast. The success
of Mr.. p. is anomalous. Irishmen all
over the country are anxious for his
presence, while they endorse his
schemes without rel questioning the
logical standing they possess. There is
nc disputing the fact that the Earl OF
Dunraven has punctured several OF
Parnell's arguments; nevertheless the
Irish people believe in Parnellism as
strongly as ever. He is laboring fol
Ireland and the Irish and that is
enough for them. With that zeal born
of patriotism for which the Irish are SC
celebrated, they contribute both time
and money to the newer cause of Ire
land, for the present movement is based
differently from any of the past.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-13

THE national board of health has
made its report for 1870 and of course
it gives an account of its useless opera
tions in the yellow fever districts of the
south. 1t did this and it did that, but
it is a notorious fact that none of its
efforts awaited. Jack Frost was the
sole destroying agent. OF course the
board makes recommendations for the
coming season. 'Ifp certain things be
done, yellow fever will not occur, says
the board. Perhaps not, Tut it is
plain to everybody that yellow fever is
no better understood to-day than il
was fifty years ago. The medical world
has much to learn ere it can be consid
cred abreast of the rapid age in which
we live, move, and have ~ debts t.
nav
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-13

SOLDIERS will find their patriot
ism and their love for the government
doubling while they contemplate thefact
that Jack is being made a hero in Wash
ington. Had a band of white men OPP
posed government troops and killed
some of their number, the very last of
the desperadoes would have been killed
as fast as caught. But red bandits are
not only suffered TO escape punishment,
but are absolutely honored by the gov
eminent that has been grossly insulted
and whose faithful servants have been
killed and wounded. Those chi cken-
gizzarded sentimentalists of the east
who complain that justice is not done
the Indians will perceive that they are
getting an overdose. All the west asks
is that simple justice be done the In
dams. We know what would be done
in the case of white men. Let the
same punishment be visited upon the
red men.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-13

IT HAVING been asserted that the
postmaster general and his able assis-
tant were rather disposed to shield the
star route service contractors, these
two officials come forward and offer
any and all evidence in their possession
regarding the same. The able admin
~istration of the postal department is a
guarantee that the people will have
the best returns for their money, And
the department is ably seconding the
efforts of the Investigating commit