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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 30ih Of December. 1850, al the
residence Of the brides aunt Mrs.. Ge0r2e W. jones
nv REV A. W. Weddell. ID. D., JAMES NJ THOMP-
son, Jr. 10 Miss FANNIE r.. DuNLENl; both
OF this city.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
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GOODS.
G. b : @ ~.

opened THIS DAY,'he large
FRENCH. GFRMAN. and JAPANt-. -Nuin
ever brought south.
AZ lover, Of aesthetics are Invited o. H'
lae l0I
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THF LARGEST >TO'h



FINE LIQUORS AND GRo' tEli-.
u. ANTtLOI1i
NO.l5II FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND '
offers the following >EASONABLE Gopp>
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected ~ 's
ono. r. Wy >OR " lthe best WlllShfl
JiD JAMES BCMGARDNER Wiil-htl
wear. old:
ord FTLCHFH WUl>kEl--~eyrn year. Y...
Old GitMNItR MHi>kEN-bY YEAR .it
Old MhRTtLL DARN LONDON doom b"N
Old MARTELL Y. .. T.. BRANDY
GENUINE TT RE- HOLLAND GlNi in Dom
on draught;
Five uackage. SUPERIOR Old PALE ~
BROWN ~HfKRI WINE, from ihr r'H
house of HAEMpSN MERE pE "a ft'f.
AiSn. choicest grades oi
PORT and SHERRY WINtS ana lii'' .
SCOTCH NlifSktf;
GUINNESS STOUT, BASS md 'l N''.I
SPARKLING Abs.
He also offer "A very chOic' lot Di ft
HAMS. selected by nim-Cif win great .ri-
A large lot at FINf GROC ERIE>. n' BE- PM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
...... ..................s
rT: COHEN BROTHERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WE SHALL Offer ON
MONDAY
LARGE STOCK OF
BLACK SILKS AND SATIN DE LYONS
purchased to great advantage.
PRICES ARE UNPRECEDENTED.
QUALITIES may be relied upon being of the
best standard makes. such as
GUINET'S,
BJNNET'>,
PAUsON'S, and
TAPESTRIES.
We are enabled by this purchase to offer the above
goods at fully % to 35 per cent. less than the last
months prices.
SATIN DE LYON valued at ss VIII be sold at
$3.50;
SATIN DE Lyon valued at $3.50 will he sold at
$I.95;
SATIN DE LYON at 92c.-the same quality sold
last month at $3.50.
s..s.'''s' s'''''''''''.
BLACK SILKS.
.............................
Among the BLACK SILKS will be found:
PAUsON'S HEAVY GPOs-GRATN SATIN FIN
ISL at Sl95, the former price of which ha,
been 80 As;
GUINET'S SATIN FINISH at sl45-the same
number sold at $3.50.
There is also among the above goods a large lot Of
LOWER-PRICED SILKS:
TAFFETA SILKS at 45c.-equal to any goods gem
orally sold at 75e.;
ALL-SILK HEAVY GROs.GRAIN at 7jc.-would
be cheap at 81.
We also offer our entire stoc. Of EVENING
SILKS and other fabric, for receptions at reduced
prices TO close stock for this season.
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
will be closed at prices regardless Of cost
We will also Offer large stock Of
FLANNELs,
i'm White and Colorcd, 4, reduced prices.
our stock OF ULsTERS viii be sold at reduced
prices To- close for his season.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
THOSE IN WANT
:..... .................... ..-....'...
or
WINTER GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
WILL FIND An
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
49, A., an n,-p y.ptor-s DrpA pTNtENTS
AND AT
PRICES THAT MUST PROVE SATISFACTORY.
ia S-Sa,Su&WI
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BLANK BOOKS. &c.
1901 TO NEW AND OLD FIRMS. 1881

lool
We are prepared 10 supply BLANK BOOKS ano
all other kinds OF STATIONERY In any quantity
and upon AS good terms as EN- be had anywhere.
The BLANK BOOKS OF our own manufacture are
unsurpassed for durability and inish: We keep In
stock all the usual forms OF BLANh boohS ~
rHEi X BOOKS on all the banks OF The city
DRAFTS. BILLS OF EXCHANGE, NEnOlIA.
BiE and PROMiSSORY NOTES, aud other legal
blanks.
Uur Paper-Box Factory Is iu filll Operation.
do 90 WOODHOUSE & PAkHAM.
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STATEMENT
UNDER OATH.
A Startling Revelation Of
Suffering
ooh, My God How
Ibid Suffer-.
II Earnestly Prayed TO Die"'

r havs been afflicted for twenty years with an
/ obstinate skin disease, called by some NJ. ID.
psoriasis and others Leprosy, o,mmenclng on my
scaln and in suite Of all could do, with the help
~ the most skilful doctors, II slowly but surely
extended until a year ago this winter II covered
NV entire person in form Of dry scales. For the
last three years have been unable TO DO any Ia
bor. and suffering intensely all the time. Eyery
nornine there could be nearly a dustpanfui OF
scales taken from the sheet on my bed, some OF
them half as large as the envelope containing TINS
letter. In he latter part Of winter my skin com
menced cracking open. tried everything, almost
that could be thought of, without any relief me
| t1tb ~ lime l started West, IN hopes could
reach the Hot Springs. i reached Detroit, ana
| ~ as "a low thought should have to 60 70 tue
hosnital but finally got as far as Lansing, Mich,
| where | had sister living. One Dr."treat,
| ed me about two weebs, but did me no gooo. AZ
thonght 7 had but short time to live. l earnest.
| iv rrsved 10 die. Cracked through the skin AL
YER nv la X, across my ribs, arms, hands
| Nrnbs feet badly swollen, toe~nails came on,
| anger.nails dead and hard as bone, bair dead,
dry and life less a. old straw. o, my COD now
did Suffer.
ofa box of Cuticura in the house. She vonldn'
Give mn, said We will Try Cuticura. Some wal
snplied on ony hand and arm. Eureka there wal
reiief: stopped the terrible burning sensation
from the word go. They Immediately got the Re
solvent. Cuticura and soap. commenced D.
taking one tablespoonful OF Resolyent three time
a day, after meals; had bath once day, ware
about blood heat; used Cuticura Soap freely ap
nIi,d Cuticura morning and evening. Result, re
turned 10 my home in just six weeks from time
left and my skin as smooth as this sheet OF paper
W. HIRAM Z. CARPENTER.
henderson, jefferson, Co., n. Y"
sworn 10 before me this 18th day OF January
r 1890 A. NJ. LEfF1NGWELL,
Iuatice Of The Peace
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Aug. l5.h ls8l.
To tie Herald:

10 ne hefQt0.
The political localizer
Of the malatio sheet across the way,
saw fl last week TO comment upon the
speech. Of Judge Allen delivered on. last
Court day, in way that would indicate
that he was either absent or only
present 10 hear what he had predeter-
mined 10 hear, and that, whether said
or not.
Among ether peculiar but not SorPris-
ing considering the factiOn) items, we
quote the following 1T was expected
by all present that the Judge would
dwell forcibly upon the issues which
now divide the two parties but to their
establishment he ignored these questions
and confined himself TO abuse Of Bid
dleberger and Malone IN their absence. +"
Wonder if he did Ghiuk so when be
wrote it. No enc present whether
democrat or coalition can or will
corroborate it. Judge Allen so COM
pletely dissec ted the Riddleberger Bill
and so ably discussed the free schools
and tie connection of the conservative
party with them, that Mr.. Gatewood
had TO 60 back to the French Revolu-
ton aud the days when his worthy
great grandfather represented us in
The general assembly to fnd reom TO
stand upon.
AS 10 Malone, what Judge Allen said
was only truth and truth that cuts
deep; and rightly said when an consider
that Billy tue KID is himself three-teurths
Of the party. AS to Riddleterger he
vas only considered worthy ola pass
inc remark and no abuse about that.
We would let the mulatto ticket mau
know, once fer all, that zoe have better
ammunition 10 fight, this battle with
than personal abuse and that they need
not be fearful Of oar stealing their
thunder.
But we will endeayor to meet with
fair arguments all the advances OF that
revolutionary fanncism, which ever
bauis hes reason beyond the reach of its
aGherenls. aud teaches its followers &c
i've 10 bald assertion the force OF proof
Yours BETA.
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County Court Proceedings.

The will off Fry admitted to record
Geo, A. Fry qualified as Executor OF
Elias Fry decd.
Upoa the report of Noah Hickman,
B. f. Borden and Obed Funk Com
mlssouers to view Capon Road Turs'
pike that the read Ism good order
gates are reestablished, sc.
The will of Geo. Fnnkhouser decd.
admitted to record.
Nathaniel aud Jacob Funkhouser
qualified rs Exrs. of Geo. FUnkhouser,
decd.
Administration on Estatv OF William
Hickman, decd. committed to sheriff.
Report Of Jos. Maphis, Conr. OF
Roads on petition for new road on
Cedar Greek returned and FLED,
On petition of Simon Whetzel aud
others for new road, Milton Pence,
Conn. of Roads for Lee District ordel-
ed to view andreport.
Dayid f. Smoet appointed constable
for Stonewall District.
Joseph F. Kronk executed bond as
Notary Public.
Ga petition of Jno. II. Dellinser and
others for road, land owners erdsred to
be summoned at Oct. Court.
On petition oil Levi Rinker aud others
for building bridge at Maphls Mill
near Mt. Jackson. The court orders
that Israel Allen be appointed on the
part of the county, with Noah Hlsgs
aud Joseph Maphls a committee ap-
pointed to erecta covered bridge to be
constructed IN The locality designated.
Administration on Estate OF Geo. F.
Ludwig decd committed to sheriff,
In the case of Commonwealth VS..
Wm. b. Philips alias VIM. B. Brown,
for felony, The jury rendered verdict
of mot Gui!tJ."
On petition for public road be-
ginning Oh the road from Green Hill to
Stony Greek aud running 10 point on
the Middle Road, John Reaser, John
Ricksrd, Raphael Foltz, jacob Raw,
and James NJ. Painter. appointed
viewers, sc.
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Valley News,

Winchester NepS: The stables OF
Mr.. Isaac Krebs, in rear OF the Halt
Hotel, and occupied as livery stable
by Major Hart, was burned on last
Saturday about Que o'clock The
norses. harness and vehicles were saved.
A quantity of hay and feed were de-
stroyed. No insurance upon the pro-
perry. The adjoining buildings were in
great danger, and on fire several times.
The Fire Brigade rendered good SER
vice. Cause of the Ere not definitely
settled.
Greenwood mill, situated several
miles east of Winchester, was destroyed
by fire on last Sunday night. 1t was
not in operation at the tune OF the fire
the lease of Mr.. Melville Lewis bavins
recently expired, The mill was LEASED
several weeks since by Hottie Il Co.
of Woodstock, who were to have .tskeI
possession last Monday. Sheriff Han
cock had an insurance on the prePert.
of 81 600, aud Mr.. James Lewis polio.
Of insurance for $500. The origin i
the fire is unknown.
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Irwin & Son sell b. b. b.

The Kern's Spring Picnic Of last
Saturday was a big succeSs-if plenty
ofroom and few people can make a
pic pic a success. The music was ex"
cellent aud the dancing small, but
spirited. The quantity Of dancing was
boiled down to the point Of most ex'
cellent quality. 1t was greatly enjoyed
by the ladies participating aud some OF
the professional gentlemen of our town.
The reason why so feT persons were
present is thought 10 be that the mana
gers failed 10 give notice through tb'
HERALD.
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NO HUMAN AGENCY

Can so speedily, permanently and economicsllJ
cleanse the Blood, clear the complexion aud Skin
restore the Hair, and cure every species OF Itch
ing scaly aud scrofalous humors OF INC SKIN
sisting Of CUTIcURA REsoLvRHT, the New Blood
purifier, and CUTIcURA and CUT1oURA soar, TIM
Great skin Odros. Ask your druggist about them
Right here in this town you may md evidences
Of their wonderful healing powers.
FOR Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin use CUrT
cuRA soar, an exquisite toilet, bath and NURSERY
sanatiye, fragrant with delicious flower odors an(
healing bslsams.
Cuticura remedies are for sale by all druggists
Price Of CUTIcURA, q Medical Jelly, small boIe
800; large boxes g.. CUTIcURl ResoLvEsr, thu
new Blood Purifier, 81 PSF bottle. CUTIcUR
M EDIc1AL TOILET SOAP, 25c. CUrIoURA hKnIcT
NAL SHAVING SOAR. 15c; in bars for BARRIERS anC
large consumers. sec. Principal dspot
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Mas.
II AL mailed free on receipt Of price.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-17

BASKET PIC-NIC.-The Sunday
Schools OF the Christian Church at
Woodstock and Edlnburg, will hold a
basket picnic, on Saturday next, Aug
90. 1881. 10 the grove belonging &c
James NJ. Painter, Esq. near his resi-
dence aud near the road leading from
the Valley Turnpike 10 I.urey.
We want 10 see every body, especial
~ friends of Sunday schools, and Sun
day school officers, teachers and schel'
airs.
We anticipate a day Of happiness,
ihes presence of good speakers an(
good addresses, good music by Sunday
school children and the Edinburg band
a good company and good will to all.
COMMITTEE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-17

STANTON, VA, Aug. 1.-THE
stockholders of the Valley Railroad
met here to-day at ~ N. w. A.
Burke, Of Stanton, one efthe directors,
vas chosen chairman, and a. Madison
secretary. Mr.. Madison was the only
representative from Baltimore, lie be-
ing proxy for the Baltimore aud Ohio
Road and for the city of Baltimore.
Judge Hugh W. Shelly stated that lie
had letter from Mr.. Garrett, advising
a postponement Of the meeting for two
weeks. as Messrs. John X. Cowen and
John H. b. Latrsbe, the counsel Tor
the Baltimore aud OAio, we're absent
from the city and he mad not been able
10 get their opinion upon the mortgage
which had been prepared by Judge
S iea'y, counsel for the Valley Railroad,
and also on account OF a failure on the
part of Rockbridge county aud the
town efLexlngton 10 make satisfactory
ARRANGEMENTS with the Rchnond and
.Alcghany Read 10 regard to the con-
nsclion at Lexington,
Judge Shelly said he now had intor-
nation from the Rockbrldge and Lex
iagton proxies that satisfactory arran-
gemeHts had just been made with the
Richmond and Allegheny Road, and
thers was no difficulty in the way oil
negotiating the mortgage. He moved
that recess be taken until 5 o'clock
10 order that Mr.. Garrett might be
communicated with by telegraph, as he
thought he would, when informed O.
the present situation Of affairs, With
draw his objection to immediate action
A recess was accordingly taken. A
6 o'clock the meeting was again calico
to order, a satisfactory reply havlns
been received frem Mr.. Garrett. L
having been ascsrtainsd that the cit,
of Baltimore, the Baltimore aud Ohi'
Road. Staunton, Lexington Rockbrldg
and Botetourt counties, and numbe
of private stockholders, representa-!
p, 900 shares, were present by proxy
the whole number being $4,000,
Quorum was announced, aud the meet
ing proceeded 10 the consideration
the business for which it was called.
Judge Shelly offered resolution
the effect that the beard Of directors b
empowered to issue bonds in such mar
ner and amounts from time to time
NAV be advisable under advice oil coun
sci. to be secured by mortgage upo
the franchises, assets, property an
effects Of the road, the amount
bonds not to exceed one million dollars
= the proceeds thereof to DO applied
the construction and cons letion OF II
Valley Railroad, between Staunton an
, some point in the town OF Lexington
Va, and TO the equipment of the con
y pleted line between Harrisonburg al
> Lexington, said mortgage to COW
either the whole Of the company
franchises, sc. or so much thereof
l,y be tween Harrisonburg and Lexin
ton as the board may by advice
1t counsel deem legal and expcdient,
y This resolution was adopted unar
a mously without debate, and tho NEE
ing adjourned.
IL 1t is stated by those best infOrm'
Is that the last obstacle in the way Of t
K continuance Of the work Is now reno
ID ed. and that the board of directors
u the Valley Road will be at once call
l. together, the preiiminsrlss prompt
re arranged, aud the work, which Is 1
a. ready under contract, be speedily CO..
10 meAced.
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The finest tonic III the worle B. B. b


PERs .NALs.-Mr. John I. Hickman
and Miss Kate r. Hickman are at Mr.
DoualdsOns.
Miss Mary Belle Stuart Of HageIS-
town, is at Maj. J. W. Masruder's'
Pr.f. Gee. Z. Saith Of Frederick
City Nd. spent few days in our place
and treated our people 10 some excel
leul music.
Mfr. Erasnus Fl zer, Of Laporte, Ind'
.dt us yesterday. We Wish him gooo
trip Lome and many returns " bis Old
Virginia home.
Rev. Vim. Llchlitcr Of Ohio, is no"
at his fathers. III his place. lie preached
at the Lutheran church, last Sunday
evening.
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BY B. SCHMITT.
free Of charge,


An old gentleman in Maryland said he had
raised his family on Sellers Liver Pills, and
considered them almost as essential to
family as bresd. That's true.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. J. J.. Keller and Il. H..
Martin. teachers Of the Woodstock
Graded School. These gentleman have
enjoyed the advantages Of collegiate
education and have bad several years
expsrience IS teachers. They rofei
parties desiring Information to then
former patrons.
Mixed paint IN gallons, } gallons
quart buckets ard ID. cans at B
Schmitt's.
The visits of the Willow Grow
visitors to Woodstock is anxlously look
ed for and greatly enjoyed by many o
eur people especially by the young gen
t!smen of the town. Come often. VI
love to see the hack loaded with sun
shias, and smiles aud beauty, rollins
through our streets. 1t gives life Il
the old town.
A large stock KalsoDine always on
baud al N. Y. prices. Il. Schmitt.
Woodstock has started glove tao
tory. It is proposed to make it per
mansnt institution, and give employ
saeut to all the ladies' OF the town o
oeighborhosd who desire to maxi
Kloyes. Persons DESTROYS Of employ
nent will please make application t
Mr.. Geo. G. OFT.
Bsmgardner's Bodega Biilefs.
Huadrsas Of Men. Womsa and Chilire
rescued IN svsry community from beds
Sickness, AID almost sesth AMI made ssron
syPuksrs Ginger Tonic are the best svi.
lsssss IA the world Of its sterling weti
e~sk
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DruggIats Praise Them

we always recommend Malt Bitters.''
"A perfect food medicine"
"BeSt nourishing agent we know Of"
Women and children take Malt Bit
tcrs."
Overcome nervousness aud sleepless-
ness"
''Not a vile rum bitters."
"a perfect renoyator Of exhausted
nature"
Most successful medicine In the
world"
Malt Bitlers sold by B. SchmIit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-17

Tie Wadsworth pure pant still goes.
| have purchased 44S gallons since JAN
lst. If it was not the best 1t would
hardly sell 50 we'll.
B. SCHMITT, Agt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-17

The public is cordially invited 10 al
tend q United Brethren Campmeeting
which will be held near Mt. Jackson,
Shenandoah county Virginia, COM
mencIng Thursday, August l8th,
Preparations have been made 10
board and ledge persons attending the
Camp. There will be no temperance
lecture aud Sunday School convention
as heretofore published.
Come one, come all, come seeking
the Lord Jesus.
]. W. HICKS, r. C.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
HousE OF DELEGATES,

VIZ ere authorized to announce Dr. :, o
ST,-xrp candidate for reelection to the House
81 delegates subject to the decision OF ke
sdiusteT convention should one be deemed neces
cary.
Aus. S-te'.
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DIE D.

Died near Woodstock, July 20, Ada V. Jones
daughter Of w. W. and Sarah b. Jones aged
year, 7 months and "a days.
Warren Sentinel please copy.
Sarah C. in FAINT daughter Of william and
Martha Barrick. departed this life the 9Th inst.
aged year and days.
Mrs. Mary Ann Ns6. sitter very briOf illness,
departed this life at her residence near Zion g
Church, on the evening of the 'th inst. aged -
years and 10 days.
The deceased had been q worihey member Of
the Reformed church for many years. Tbs sub
ject Of this notice will be very much missed not
only by her own bereft family, but by the entire
community in which she lived. She was always
ready and willing to visit the sick and 70 relieve
the needy, bui their loss, will be her eternal gain
She died in the faith Of the gospel Of Christ to all
such death is gain.
Mrs. Amanda Wakeman, wife Of Mr.. Margan
wakenan, died near Bells Mills shen. co., Va,
very suddenly, Of apepsxy, ring the temporary
absence Of her husband, one son and two daugh-
tiers. ON the 22d OF April 1881, aged 4s years and
10 mouths.
She was born in Powsps Fort, shen. Co. Va,
June y, 1895. She was dedicated to the Triups
God, in her infancy through holy Baptism. Dur
ing her youth she was cstechsed aud con hrmsd
to the Evangelical Lutheran Church, of ST. Davids
congregation Powel's Fort, Va, OF which she re-
msned a consistent member until her death.
She WAS the Oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Golladay, married to Morgan Wakeman when
she was about the age OF y years. In this holy
married estate she became the mother Of fourteen
children, three Of WHOM preceded her into eter-
nifty of the remaining eleven children, Ave are
sons and six daughters. Two amisble dsagh-
tiers and also two Sons have grown to woman aud
manhood under the foTterng care Of a christian
mother The youngest is bright little girl Of
two years, and the ages of the others ranging
frem two years upwards
For many years, Mrs. Wakeman suffered from
indispostion, but she bore her Affections with
christioR fCrtitude and submission, which true
faith IN Christ Jesus alone maDifeats Besides her
family she leaves a large circle Of relations ana
friends to mourn their less This bsreayed family
has been celled upon, within less than two years,
to mourn the departure of grandfather, and
aunt an uncle and now OF dear mother and
devoted wife. All, however, have the well groun-
ded hope, that she has gone to rest according the
sure romises Of God. she fed The hungry, com
fnrted the sick, her charia BILE hand Was extended
alike to all conditions e suffering humanity, let
them be sick, or poor.
A suitable funeral discourse, on the words: "God
is a spirii, and they that worship him must wor
ship him in spirit and in truth" John L. "a, was
delivered by Rev. J. l.. Seneker. 'rhe peace y
God that passeth all unde standing DO with tHe
bereaved.
virgiuian Please Copy.
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A1IgKJa. One COLLINS voLrAIo
COAAiNV ELKoTRTc PLASTER, costing
.u,,,e IzB4 Q, rrfs,n15 cents IL far superior 10
BLlHs &azt ti@s'Afse every other electyioai appli-
m s.-ruA ance before the public. They
FkHS Es instantly relieve Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint, Malaria, Fever and Ague and
kidney and Urinary Difficulties, and may be worn
over the pit Of the stomach, over the kidneys, or
any nscssd part. Price IS cents. Sod every
where.
Weeks & Potter, Boston, Macs.
May 2sth 81--1y.
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Masonic Notice,

Cassia Lodge, No. l42, F. A. M.
meets 10 Masonic Hall, Woodstock
the last Monday night of each month.