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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30

HTl ere is small-slZed war 10 pro-
gress: tetweon Winfield Scott, the
general agent and Samuel e. Williams,
superintendent, Of the Virginia peniten-
tiary. Scott charges Williams with
purchasing supplies for the penitentiary
IN yioltiaon Of the law. The directors
are now investigating the matter.-Bal-
timOre Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
SHAWLS

Breakfast shawls 30, % and 30 cts
Large shawls 10 and $l,OO, all wool
shawls $3.50, $l,75 and up. Full
Iine blk Thibit shrwls from $500 up
10 $1,000 cu
Lace Ties Lace Collars Collaretts,
Null Ties and handkerchiefs,
Hair goods a specially always on
hand full assortment at waterwaves
frizzes &c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30

Many Miserable People drag themselves
about, with failing strength, feeling taht
they arc sinking into their graves when
Parker's Ginger Tonic would begin with the
first dose, to bring vitality and strength dack
to them. Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30

The fine barn OF Mrs. James NJ. Bar.
bee, In Chester Gap, four miles from
Front Royal, Va, was burned one night
last week, With all its contents; loss
81 500, only partially insured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30

The doctors said my wife had cossump
non. Tried 'rindsey's Blood Searcher,' and
she has better health than ever NJ. H.
hubbard Hampden, Ohio
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
woodstock, Va. Nov Is. lao,
ali others seeGiors Of Lydia cinednst decd and
lax. iaAs notice that Ihave fixed upon
=. M ~. ia DECEMBER 5th. 1881.
ddt eny Once to take an account of all debit .,
Cnednst Secd and i"s sst,ts Of the said Lydia
t suS when and where you are reonirsd ~ aer
'end with proof Of your demands. f'''ed 10 at
Done at the instance Of her admin ist,.,o.
s Even under my hand the day and veso ana
Nov. LTD. iChLEY.
Com. in Chy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
Hosiery, Hosiery,

3 pair ladies hose 25cts fleece lined
hose 125 ctr pair worth %. Regular
made Balbriggan hose 25cts, also full
line of finer goods. 20 dozen misses
and childreus worsted mixed hose 3
pair for % cts mems ! hose 5, 8, 10
and l24 better articles from 10, 20
and %.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
Plali and Fancy Brides.

Saddles will be furnished at prices
as low as they csn be purchased at
winchester or IN the Northern cities,
This class of work will be put up in
the same style as northern work, and
made of some similar material. "A
will be hand made, and warranted so-
Perlor to Northern work Of the same
price.
Returning thanks for past favor 1
respectfully solicit continuance Of
rustom.
K. GRARILL.
Fed. 5, If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
Saddles & HARNESS.
WOODSTOCK VIRGINIA.

SKATER,
SllMNERSET.
MCCLELLAN,
SIDE,
SIDE SPRING
Kentucky Side, and Plain, Saddles.
of the best material.
harness Of every description, and at
prices to suit everybody,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
ClCaks DalmanS listers.

cloaks for S1,75 and $500 cloak for
$3.50 worth 1915, cloak for S4,oo
worth $3.50 and up to $1,000 dol
mans from $500 up, listers from
$3.50 up. Full line light cloaks and
English walking jackets.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
1t is the first to have made re
gular free distributions OF
New Il Valuable Plants
and Seeds among its
Subseribers,

In this way it has introduced the following 2
Beauty of Hebron Potato. White Elephant Potato,
Mold's Ennobled Oats. the Cuthbert Raspberry,
Champain Wheat, Telephone Pea, Cawson Wheat
Rural Branching Sorghum, Golden Rural Tomato,
Defiance Wheat, and fifty others.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
CoRSE1S! C0RSETS

The best Scots corset in the market.
Our 75ct corset is equal to those sold
elsewhere at S1,00 aud a full line OF
finer grades. Madam Strongs Health
Corset Sl,O0 usual price 81 80.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30

An parties are hereby notified not to tresspass
mon INV land near Woodstock, for the purpose OF
hunting or for any other purpose. The law wiii
be enforced against those disregrsding this no.
tice. ~,,u,r.v
Nov. I6-3t. u. Z. SE"AANs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
TERMS OF SALE:
WANTED.

place TO do house work and sewing by widow
with half grown daughter any one wanting such
help address z. A. w. Willow Grove, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
80 Acres of Experiment Grounds,

devoted to tests Of all kinds appertainng to plant
life and the best iarm and garden methods. All
tested as soon as announced in this country or in
Europe and their value impartial reported upon.
In such reports the readers Of the Rural New
Yorker have before chem trustworthy guide as to
what seeds or plants are worthy Of trial. Over
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
For tho best yleIds thsreIfOII, anu tle
SHENANDOAH HERALD,
Fer only $3.50 per year.

THE RURAL NEW YORKER Is generally ad-
mitted to be the First Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Authority OF America. II is the hrst journal
TO have established an Experiment Farm worked
exclusively in the interests o f its readers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
Worsted Goods.

Ladies Misses and chlldrens hoods
25cts and up. Worsted Jackets and
Infants, childrens and Misses, Sclrfs.
Nubies, &c. Knit shawls in all colors
75cts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-30
General Satisfaction.

Aug. 18th 'sl.-n
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31
How They Were Going to Get In.

/" Your folks going to the State Fair
Jimp' inquired a newsboy as he greeted
a Post-office bootblack yesterday, with a
slap on the back.
mot unless things change = was the
solemn reply.
BE they all sickp"
sits all mixed up, - replied the black,
as he surveyed the flagstones for cigar
stub. "Dad was going to cheek it in,
but he's got big boil on his chin, and
he can't play off that he's a Congress-
man from Ohio, as he meant to. The
old lady she was going in with family
on pass as their oldest daughter, but
she broke her false teeth, and would
pass for 100 years old. Sister Sarah
was going in with her beau, but he can't
get away from the butcher-shop.
"Well, amt you goingP"
al was going. l had hole dug UNI
der the fence, and every thing ali fixed,
but when went up there this morning,
III be hanged if they hadn't fastened a
drove of mules to the inside of the hole !
I guess our family viii wait for Fourth
of July. ',-Detroa Free Press.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31
Epilepsy or Falling Fits.

The following from an article on Falling
Fits, from the Christian Stdtesnan, may be in
teresting to the reader:
Having very dear friends so troubled with
this malady that death is looked for BY them
almost as an angel of mercy, we set about in
yestigations Of famous cure. From great
number Of specific cases examined we select
the following, which are only types of many.
One, con OF q Bishop in the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, who has suffered intellectually
from fits or epilepsy has been cured. Anoth-
er, prominent Episcopal clergyman in Penn
sylyania had been treated BY some Of the
most noted medical men In this country, and
In France and Germany, without success.
He at last gave up his pulpit In despair. DR..
T. was called on and that rector has been
returned to his parish where he Is now doing
full duty. Still another, business man Ct
wealth, had become SO utterly wrecked in
mind as weH as body as to have been for .
year or so an inmate Of an insane asylum
DR.. Turner has been the means Of returning
him to his family and his business.
Some of our friends have since been cured
by this physician, and we viii send his address
to any desiring it. For the same write to
A. B. A. Box 1901, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

A divorce and marriage occurred re-
Gently which were of q nature somewhat
peculiar and amusing. A German shoe
maker residing on the National Road,
west of White River bridge, became
suspicious of the fidelity of his wife, a
young baker residing on Blake Street
being the person whom he suspected of
alternating his wife's affections. He
preached the unpleasant subject to his
wife one evening, and she acknowledged
the impeachment. A divorce was mu-
tually agreed upon, and division of the
property was made, the wife receiving
$3.50 and COW. All preliminary ar
rangements were made, no hard feelings
having been engendered on the part Of
any Of the parties interested, and on the
day appointed the baker and a neie hbor
of the candidates for divorce proceeded
to the Courthouse, the last named go-
ing as witness. The divorce was
granted, neither party interposing any
objection, and the discovered couple and
friends started back home. On the way,
the baker, who was to get the divorced
wife, proposed bottle of wine The
party stopped at a saloon, and, while
they were drinking the wine, the baker
and the witness repaired to the County
Clerks Office and obtained marriage
license, to be used at the wedding of the
divorced wife and her baker-friend that
afternoon. By mutual agreement the
baker is to furnish bread for the shoe
maker, and the latter is to make the
shoes for the bakers family. This is the
way il is done in Observation-Disclosures
ap0Ijs Journal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

,. ,,.4,. f,.,,,, fSo,,ovo oto
,,. iecon NJ , Ts; ao T.:S.'sa ;s 80 s-I
WIS, WIS, " 'n0 eo ''' . "
lows; m -, 90 o;..
nv s,iian 49, =. - az ,.ss,,,,a
createu ne,1 seS1 Sa,a S 81 sS o n,aIl
men. Una. WI. On", nsS,o;sta aJ .1;th The
known attorney, assocla.ed a Null s 90
non; =. a. 4l', anu sa 20 a Miss ida a.,
,au poen u' In'',L -, , &c GsaarNa,v-
NewpelIy u nv, i. Sap psI ,'n;., Nv,
DEITY anu Msh,' .I IT, :. - stas, ,,om
pell' ~ tne ,s M Na, ~ e, g. !,
se ION C " s.,o Tha ',,ar;ao Nd CO.
" Snev 49," me. - &C.. az
cul.ou uu.. ~. IN ~. I," '.s,,.hs,.i t,,,s,ard
Pas' n.nc iion'ne sn9 yo".n a.,' n"''" ".J
anu wne W.T. .U. LING ssi".;,n ~ -
nao nv, aoAlo 49, S s, $3.50.
'nG woa Hpa ~ ~ ., saa,a. T. a out
.i,a. sS ~ ~ - ~ - s,s f.; i.
on Sun ,he,, NE; III Tda ,.-as a, ,,,..
.ous' '' Nv. na-.;s.a5 .ho s.ot
'loi'e. pug a,;Sn Jo,.,.ta 10
.ho "ou.' a. :.I an -, - I.isl ~,
iloin nol l1ilo :" nv '.n ~. nus an.,',.
s ~ .,'' ',,;IoS frn,, tho v;5,.~a whore She
Va. % - 5H,:a:Iaa an 4I' ~, 20 AZ
10 nv" eo, 49,. .a. ~ t 1,sor,; 80
.s''ss a;, s'1 se.y ,SI ~ f,arnis
'ii1 ue'aiis - 'io o aa ouS 4aa},
ackno"ieuge tlla' .ne oSio'. LILY al
Placc. '"a 1900 w.,
rlencn 'l .a u.en On a,o,.a,
su.', ~ II. ~ y .. t.u no.snJ ~
y yems :. luz ho, hn,,se 10 Jofarenca 70 the
a,1: =. 90 f har ts',,;i ~ ,rho o,osed The
,no4a5 A. that time + W was s,,nnosed
ma. s,"om m st, r ang. cament Which
wa. Iny ,,a h"o,, n,nda hsS s,,hsaonan MT
h lna LroIa,, off as Tho nart;as nniv me-,
ooem I'LL; :, soo st The lovers
Is..'aro. :yor - fomdi,, Devoted 70 eacI
nthar ana tbe naran;ol ob;ect;ons only
served 70 food The flame If affect;on an3
- wes f;naliv t;ndlaJ to sucb degree
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

4 sold all I the Wilders and Aga
vans the first of January at fifteen
cents per pound, and am offered that for
all that will deliver the first of January
next. All Of Rogers Hybrids are good
keepers, but the two named suit me the
best. / think If carefully picked and
packed, they would keep well, in wooden
boxes as they are sent to market.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

THAT Quinfne will cure Chills and Fever 10
well known. kut It Is strange that the other feb
rifu e principles containe in Peruv an bark are
more powerful than Quinine, and do not pro-
duce any annoying head SYMPTOMS Ike buzz
ing in the ears. This fact is proved BY DIR.
+. Wilhoft;s Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague
Tonic, which is q preparation Of Peruvian
bark, without Quinine, according to the decla-
ration OF its proprietors, Wheelock, Finlay q
Co, of New Orleans.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

All communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name Of the author, not
necessarily republication, but as evidence OF
only ON one side OF the paper. Be particularly
careful in giving names and dates, TO have
all letters or figures plain and distinct Z
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

o9B.y1E e.s.'s -. 9sss; AZ A ~ o.
p :;:::: Is: g: g IS; s: s.; !; Y; 3:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

Tho Best Remedy Known to 4anI
pr. Cark yohnson having a.oelaeed h!mseaf VII =
Edwin Elsfman An eecaped captive iom 49, r
INV prepared to lend his aid In the intzoduc1on q
VonderfuI remedy d that tribet - =. 49,
AZ Mn Ghss Jones and con. q .WashIngt1 9oun2
Iowa an accountof whose sune11nSs we're ,E,R r.
the facts a which are 90 widely knSxn no . -
parallel. th1t but llste mention o. NJ ksse
fshed In neat volume q 500 pages entitled "seve3
nj NIno YeaT1 AmoDg the ComAnchos and Apoooe3.
a which mention Will be made hereafter: Suioe =
az that for several yeax3 Mr. Eastman While cag1y9
~ c0unpelod to rather the roots guma bAxkA hof9.
~ berries a which Waknmotkia1 medicine 49,
made. and = SIN prepared 70 provide ns I'LL -
q Sho VQlid: and aa1res the public thst TIE remeQ
Dc sauns nov e when Waksmetkia compelled Nm -
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

yss ~s. the VOICE As a MUSICAL IN.
S1RUmENT, &C. n. s. DAVE, n D. fs7 cts) An
Invaluable treaties On he c0nsyucm md management
q he Vocal 0rganA With Plates. {4+f 1f
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

USE only c. Gilbert's Corn Starch.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

WHEN WRITING TO ADvERT1sERs,
p1snss ~ yea ssw ~ Advertisement IN
this paper. Advertisers Ike % know
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

yu.. o... STUDENTS LIFE IN s0ne.
HAKNfR lis q the jolliesf q College sonsS. CO
iial boob fH Bocial singing.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31


cured something like indestructibility in
the hats they wear for travelling. They
are made of serge without any wire or
net lining, the shape being given by rum
ming an elastic around the crown and
thick piping cords in the shirring of the
brim. A hat made in this fashion can
not be made to look any worse by any
fury Of wind or weather than it does
when new.
DIR. SUToR and DIR. Stout were rivals
in the practice of medicine at Zanes-
vile, Ohio, and rivals in another re-
spect, for both loved Sutor's wife.
Stout won in the latter contest, and the
woman deserted her husband to live
with him. Sutor told his trouble to the
editor of the GAINESVILLE Times, and re-
quested its publication; but the editor
said he would not print it until some
thing happened to make it properly a
public subject. "very well,' Sutor re-
piled, "there comes my wife up the
street, and probably-yes, there's DR..
Stout with her." and he ran out,
knocked Stout down with his cane, and
gct a bullet in his hand. There was no
longer . doubt as to the question of pub
fishing the facts.
1.-THE earth inhabited by men, I" says
the Singhalese version of the sc System
Of the Universe "with the various
continents connected with it, is subject
alternately to destruction and removal
ton in series Of revolutions to which
no beginning, no end can be discovered.
vrk,,~ 4 ~-ra~s ths,~ Il urfll Ia ever Tharp
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

Remember also THE VOICE or WORSHIP, 5000
Rr desp csnsay sdv q yohSSohS nv S
90 per dossnA and T. o. xmerson5 QNWARD
"a 50 pr do1en) Send for spec1menA Catalogues a.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

n YP Tfi(er,s ei0S0tus9 Ph]tg. u bottle S@o
~ III drugRists. Sent b. mau y MdLt5k so ..
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

This is an admirable food for invalids
and for children, especially those suf-
fering from summer complaint.
ANGEL FOOD.-Here is a recipe for
f" Angel Food, 1.-THE delicious white cake
which is becoming SO popular. In taste
and appearance it is every thing that
cake should be: The white of eleven
eggs, one cup of flour after sitting, one
teaspoonful of cream-tartar. Sift the
-four and cream-tartar four times. Beat,
the eggs to stiff froth, and then beat
in one and one-half cups of granulatede
sugar, and teaspoonful of vanilla. Add
the -four and beat lightly but thorough
ly. Bake in an INCREASED pan, slowly,
forty minutes. The pan should have
tin strip projecting above each corner,
in order that when it is turned over to
cool, the air may circulate freely under
| it. Cut it out when cool. The pan
should be new one. An ordinary pan
will answer, if it be set up on the edges
of two other pans to cool. Some house,
keepers find that this cake bakes beauti-
fully in an earthen-ware dish. 1t is nee
essary that the oven should be slow
one; if it is very hot the door may be
left open. The cake should rise gradu-
ally. y
PRESERVING GRAPEs.-A lady writes
from East Saginaw, Michigan 81 find
the best thing to keep grapes in is a
stone crock. Pick when ripe but not
when overripe. When perfectly dry /
take my crock and paper to the vines,
so that no grapes get bruised, put in a
course grapes and then one or two thick
nesses of paper, until the crock is full /;
cover the jar with a board, and put in
the coolest place you can find and not
freeze them, until wanted. For the
want of a good ice-box l bury them in
the garden as would potatoes. If
properly packed, they come out fresh
and the stems as green as when picked.
About all the change that takes place in
them will be before cold weather sets
in. had Emnelan grapes the first Of
March last, as fresh and the
stems as green As when picked.
, 1881-06-15

indrlI,Iy Impressed ,lrnn hi> lIjnL. The
2ri @tl',n,I, resembles IIn:trIl. lH: 't"s .pJt
,ttaI ln,w ails tE,rtd rrnin her t:'tlI"r. tr'
tttliTes Li.l,r ni,ly brew ;f,Ir Iu tIArk ht'T u,
living wItllu fshii!y iaE 1lrtu, IN Scranton.
.tfterwaf,. both Mr. n'Ht Mis-. 1lrm tar,l,
alni thu clL'I Jn,ssr't tntn tlIn to.>tssut! nj
hnntl,er family, lnlnel Smith, wln lived ri
l'tiistnl. Az tLfs time shn WIS atynt.t + years
OLD. She left the Smlihs to II, IN wnrl; Il, the
hntrl llrrp nfn,ut four wGrkS ngn fln
Smiths, who nrG ttGrinn,,s ciai,n that sic Is
tllr1r h.si. daughter, md prtnlssrtAl III ,a,mrt
t.t.!ny u I}ib!e r.cor'ng. tla birth u II female
tile satnn Elnmn Smith rect.rtlc.
III the fnml1y l}Ib!e. Tin sir's Own tt,siE.
ln't1y lN'furn tho MayOr tended ~ stret1Rtlc.
flurufl's ctll,,l, as she sad Mrs. ltnln' told
her TINT her flninc wns 1Inrrrll. She waS
ilever treated by the S,ntlIs ,.s tller nWn
chtltt, a,ni slu sal 0tllrr children IN the fam
lily tt tui her that BG WIS ilbt their xistnr.
l}llrretl says lie lstS spent thousands or tln-
lnrY It, thu YGnrc after his daughter, md l,H%
lMl n vagubn,su'< lifD IN DrlGr to lind her.
The cast. will IN to Tie cG,lrts. Emlla Smith,
rs st1u Is kl,nwit hire. Is II tn.aMtfful girl anil.
willie 1irr irtf IL sllrulltEpd Il, mystery, there
Is sllBj,!cEun mhSttMf tnntgllt that 1}nrrrll IL
mt llcr fntller, hut Is netting for. s.,nG ntle
else. Tic case Is causlng grcnt deal of eo.ll-
tnhi,t.
, 1881-06-15
BOYS IN BLUE.

Arrival Mt Indianapolis OF NicMbrrA Of
the tsral,i Army of the Republic t"
Participate in the National EncnInr-
fllnI,t 'ru- lDny.
Sptetat Dspateh to ne Chteaoo Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Juno 1a.-'rl,erc is
quite II display uf ilags slll bunting OH tic
streets III llt,uor uf the meeting or The MI
tunul Eneainp,ne,,t nf tho Grnild Army Of
tho Republic, which holds Its llrst nsse,,l-
blage tomorrow. Tic public buildings,
leulng llotcis, nnl nntIy business 1Iollscs nre
handsomely decorated. Tile State Library
nld AdjutaMt-t;eltcral's oillrv llnyu heeIl
and All u!n rtl1ls ntH:llCfl lntt one. Cuflsltl-
ering tho fuct tint tlle cllcu.1,puset tlocs IiOt
formally open alntft tO-l!lDrr0w. tho iiulnler
of arrlyAlS 81: fnr ls coi,s!d%rr.l very, gr,,l'y-
n,atulsries ar1ivrl, Ut mon today, mil
n,iO,Ig tllosa nlreh.ly l1ere inny be NEIL
nitt statI, CUlu,nalnler-ln-C1lcf nf tbs tirailtl
Army Of the ftcpnhlic: tict1. Az y. Hcers,
+ = fSS, 4s,t M - rIy nxt S5 Yt , "t Se " EsGssy Es;
bsrlaln,, l)rrartlnr,,t ot IIl'uois; $. J. Alux-
alNler, Department Coi1lnaMler, aslt party,
of Tel,''essec; Gcp. paul VAllersoort:
2t SfDtassa u ,nh;a n T%nSSrSI'eS a'id rty r
A[cech a'g! partyof, fifteen. ct MASSACHUSETTS,; !;
Charles Long. ten. ,Iosepl! Steattnlau,
nnd party Of ten, Of Ohto; *;alnt!el
Ss VI tc?'E Rys 4 Asg* 1$; G g.. md E = ns5S SHs' Il
er Ut AlchiEtl; j. H. S,n,w aud purity Of
iifty, Of fayette Post; Gen. v. 4; Smith Al,d
m.rty, Of Delaware; Zen. L. ltobGtts alul
i'ccted TINT the Ncbraska Co'nn'andcry vii!
Commander uf tile Army.
, 1881-06-15
A SPLENDID SPECTACLE,

Extraordinary METEOROLOGICAL rlic-
1,ul,rup In low, Last sunday Nlulat.
10 ths Eaityr Of 1nt chicago 7rttuue,
WrrArt.4%,, In. ,1,,ur n.-,rhia ,teco
,,, ~, ne s',rro,,s,. " .,,.,r,, ,n,. "n ,'n',
anu gu Inc surrounding country n!as, llaa
occasion to witness sight tonight TINT Will
not soon bU fnrHuttui Saturday tig!it Nulit
10 :n,niorl, thnrn -r,mp nm n iprrfhtn rufn
s,,a',.., ,,i,,s,' ,,,s n.,,,,,,',n,t ~. ~, t.r,1
n'1u"ca "iisi "as ueG"'P"'',e, :, ~ te1.in1
ohfs1s ol t'lsHIor anu l'asl'es ol 'tght'atR ~
,inrk anil ln,yrrn, MI dnv tn.,lnv. Al,u,,t Il
~, ss'''l ~ '."s ~" us
"elocR lllS evening tho s'o1''' o1oko o'!t
ngAlti, aiHl increasing III fury, soull bsW NJ
most hurricane. Tltu thunder was tic
,nst urpult,lg I ever heard, ou,l tho Light
tho "attr a'ollg III agfeat s'cet' al'a 81 h'fell
rntn fell t(.at by = o'eluck the ground
wins tltotlrt. At this time occurred
ma of lin, ,unst 1rcultnr rl,c,InIucnu l,nv.,
twer hcur,l .nr ranj ni. 'rj,,. In ness VIA
p; I,i,ig oycr il tic cayt nut, liz njgIt as wcli
Xii II !, s,tttit.n i, hnuIi l,rnit WIN, tI ifniit
sm"nr ~ ha,, I'M ,n t"1l + IT. .v,, i',xn"a @
iran, t,,,st is wrst mil nortj, tn sll,tIl wcro
mn, hinz~ III s.tnrv. II, rui,r snn'tl,l,nr In,
twecii !, tia,no tini II violu,-sac,l lIRilt; ~
ihia In as IN IN In Ir.est s ,n,i;,Inv iIrit' ,fhn
nnrti, ,,,nI m wn,cr INK on ~ tnwnw ji"ry cust.
m,,i n I1!,t,s,,llnr.sct,nt 1irhI s'nn,e. to If,
,,,U} , everythimr. F,rcs i0Ukrti blup niMi
rhmstlv, Wj,IE.. lila ii"ht ,vmx n, Inirns"iv
s,nrfiri tint n ,,ln Iv,ni. INN, ;i rrt,,,,Ii w,,s
eie;riy visble /" i sta'sliig pcrso,i. Tiis Iri,t
' i NM. ~. ,,,M,, tu ,n,,n,"1 .u 4, ,'"it,"i, ~
, 1881-06-15

The demand or tho people for nu castor method
or preparing Kidney -Wurt bus induced tho I,rO-
rrtetors. tic wc1l.knosn Wholesale druggists.
Wells, Richardson 4 Co., Of burlington VT, tu
prcpnro It for yaic In liquid form Ra we'll ~ In
dry form. II SAVES nil tho labnr Of prcparI,lu.
mud ns it is equally efficient, Il il preferred by
whefo provca ltselr portect relncdy.-DuDato
NrlpR
, 1881-06-15

1IUrkGoFdsH Acid pfsnxr2intc
For dyspepsia, mental exhaustion, etc. ram-
phet fruc. .lsu,nrortl Chcmlclll Works, rrorl-
firttrt H. l. -