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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05
ANTHOLOGY.
The w or1d A 8 onished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTRoLoGrST,
Masiss me H. n. EsE:ISIyIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. shs
restores 10 happiness those who, from dolefaI e.
vents, catastrophe, in love loss OF rels-
lions and friends. loss Of money e.. have become
desPondcnt she brings together those long scpn-
rated, gives Information concerning absent friends
or lovers, restores lost stolen property tells Fou
The business you are best qualified 20 pursue and
in what you will bc most successful causes Fpcc-
dy marriages and tells you the very day Won will
marry, gives you the name. Iikeuess and charar-
tcrisiics Of the person. She reads your very
thoughts AMI By her almost supernatural powers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of the fu-
turc. From the stars We IN the ARMAMENT
the malehc stars that overcome or prcriomnafein re-
Tie conhguTaton---frOm the aspects and positiops
" the planets and the fixed stars ia the heavens az
The time ~ birth, she dednecs the future dcstiny
Of man. Fail pot 10 consult the greatest AstroIo-
gisi ON earth. iteosis you but "a frile, and Won
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". Consultation fee with likeness aud ali de-
sired information, ~. Parties living NJ a dis
lance can consult the Madame by mail with etuaf
safety and satisfaction themselves rs II Ia ier-
son 4 fuN aud explicit chart sntten Out sith
ail inquiries answered nd Hkencss enclosed sent
By mail on receipt of price above mentioned The
striciest secresy will he uaintaned and NJ cor
rcpOndcnce returned OF destroyed. References
90 the highest order furnished those desiring them
Wri'e plainly the Day Of the month and year in
whFhyoe we're born, enclosing a small lock Of
hair. address,
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y q. DHEEa 2y3, DryratO. n s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

Capt JoiS S, ALLISON, the brother
'iu.law Of Gen. Zachary Taylor, TO whom the
famous "Allison letter was addressed, died
a few days ago, aged 49, agFr :
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

ln ne learn from the New Creek Ban
ncr ;lat two Cashmere Goats belonging to
DAS;ELR, MsNIELI, Esq, Of Hardy cOun-
y, arrived ut the Express Of6ce, in that
t,lace, from g allatin, Tennessee, on Monday
morning. the 18th ult. The animals are
of the pures. stock and are valued at about
three hundred dollars apiece.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

f,%U ACCIrINT.-We are called upon.
- the Cumberland Gaim of Friday last,
10 notice a sad and fatal accident such as il
8, seldom orr duty TO chronicle About
$50 weeks since while the children attend
ing school at Carol Hall Academy, on Cen
ire street, were playing together, one Of
tDclr number pulled stool from under
little son Of Mr.. JAMES WALToN, about 10
cars of ago, when he fell striking the back
"' a. head upon the side walk, producing
'"u'"Sion of the brain, and inficting such
'njWics ~ to cause his death on Monday
'r|. This accident is the more distressing
ln ~ character because it has become too
m'eh II : practice on the part of young
l''Fs"ns. and even ehildrcn If larger growth,
20 play this trick, 50 called, both in public
HdPrivatc, forgctful ofthc serious accidents
which might occur from it. We trust this
t''d termination, of one attempt to trick
follow being, will prove solemn and last
iut warning to all r.fi EHI.
We invite the attention Of the public
70 the card Of our towns-man, Mr.. PErm,
MILLER, in to.day's paper, who IS ready to
"c"ommodatc all DESTROYS to have house
PAINTING or paper-hanging executed Give
L.n q call personally or vs. letter.
f-S- commissioner NrwroN, Of tho a gri-
'1''ural Department, has our thanks for a
~ Of the last monthly report
Congress adjourned on Saturday last
'"hl the first Wcdnosday in July next.
reyWbo has % good riding Horse for
'e< Whocyer has srrl an one, let him
'''iit out. See Mr.. ZELL's advertisement.
ts6-Who lesires "helpl7l Mr.. SAMUEL
o. BowLEs, wishes to bind out likely nc.
.' Grl. See his notice.
----.-,-----l.-A
i-z'-Nr. Massey says---"1f all the stupid
'.} 10 The United States go eallcd) was con
.niraicd into a single dose Of salts, know
'sressmcn that il yoa give it to EN- IL
n'dn' : 60 through 'em, but only difuse
~ all over their system jest material like /,
''"1 some Of 'om arc as crazy IS looms and
wing woro go every day. They sec q
~ p ia every fence, aud as soon as they
80 ovcr ono fc6cc ttcy sec another fence
W." smother colored person in it, and when
70. arc over that they sec another fence
.'.' 'u NirIcau gentleman Of American dis
''H ID u, and 80 Oh aud ~ forth. Bet
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CominiSsioner : Notice


In The Cirpi (bUrt Of Hampshire County.
John Ilammack's administrator, &c, complain
ants against az ta.lE
Jonathan Lovctts Administrator and hers. de-
fcndants, FtN &NN In CHdRcery.
In this cause. IL waa, ~ the late March term 81
said Court dccrccd THAT This cause he referred
to Commissioner of the Court, who shall settle
the accounts or Francis ". IIciskcll rs admins
traitor of Jonathan Lovctt dec d d, and report spe-
cinlly the assets in his hands liable 10 the pay
mcnt of debts rhe shall also report what real cs-
tate said Jonathan Isovett died seized Of or which
may i've assets for the payment OF his debts I'm the
power ofthe court: he shall also. ascertain and
report the debts with which the estate real aud
personal Of Slid jonathan Lovett, deceased, is
chargcabc; and publication OF notice of the
time and place of the commissioner acting uu-
der this decree in the Romuey newspaper togo
thCr with the posting of said notice at the front
dnor OF the Conrt-housc of the county shall bc g.
Iuivalcnt To personal service of notice upon all
PARTIES interested. M go
Therefore. the parties to this suit the creditors
Of The said Jonathan Ioyett, dec a and all other
parties Interested, will Take Notice, that shall
proceed TO execute this decree AT my office in ROM
mex. 81. ThHrsdei me 18Th dav Of .1priI 1867. az
which time the creditors at said LUvett must he
prepared 10 prove their debts and demands be-
fore me. 1i.' a- .
i r1' WM. C.. CLAYTON,
Master Commissioner c. c. H. G..
March
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05
IMrEelfcENcER.


sE-Gov BosENAS has appointed JAS.
CARskApoS, Esq, Of Mineral county, a
member ofthc Board of Visitors for the
We-t Nirgisia Agricultural College.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

There comcth glad tidiugs OF joy 90 all,
To young and To old, tn great and tn small
The lr,ity which once so precious aud rare,
Is free for ali, ana all may lie fair.
BY the use of ~ feHs hss'IfH Ham ff
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05
ReparatOr CapiIli.
REPARATOR CApILLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause u may have fallen out and forcing y
growth Of hair upon the face, u has no equal n
viii force the beard To- grow upon the smoothest
fhce ~ from hye To eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads IN from two 10 three months. a few ignO-
rant practitioners lave asserted that there &. moth
ing that viii force. or hasten the growth Of the
hair or beard. Their assertions are false ms thou
sands Of living witnesses from their own expert
ence) can bear witness. hut many will say, how
arc VIC 20 distinguish ihc genuine from the spnfi-
ous2 ltccriainy Is difficult, rs nine tenths OF the
different Preparations advertised for the hair and
ie9rd are entirely worthless aud you MAJ have.
already thrown away large amounts in their pur-
chase TO such we would say. try the Rcparat0r
Chpiii II viii cost you nothing ualszs 10 fully
comes up 10 our representations. " -FOUR Drug
gii does not keep IL, seud us one dollar and We
viii forward II, postpaid, together with receipt
for the money, which will be returned you on APP
Plcatlon, providing entire satisfaction Is not Civ.
go Address,
W. T.. CLARK 4 co, Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, SYHActsy, y y
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NJ O e 4.

U'ghload Lo,lgc, No 81, T. .. o. r.
4 IT. members ~ this Lodge in good standing
"a are invited Co come and JOIN IN with a. ~
We have Our Lodge in working order now and
al Odd-Feilows IN good Standing IN this ee,n,t
are cordially invited 20 CONNER themselves With
our Lodge To az such we win extend ~ them
she right hand % odd fcl,os ship IL Is the earn
81 desire 81 the Lodge lhat al those member,
who wish TO connect withus viii do 30 before the
first Of June. The Lodge mects ercry MONDAY
night in Literary Hal, Institute buildings.
s. j. BOWLS. n. G..
- ID. w. ESTLEH, See'y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

A MEETING Of the Ovcrsccrs Of the Poor will
N be held At tho Poor House, 90 BS,is>.foy
NtV ia full Attendance Of The Board Is re-
quested az that time
8. j. BOWLS,
g = NnTE, Clerk. Prcs't BOARD
march go. 1861 -4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

b6'W Who dcsires 'helpl'l Mr.. SAMUEL
. BowLEs, wishes 10 bind out a likely nc.
ESQ Girl. See his notice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05
S1 ZOO PER YEARl we wal

Isl .DtU Agents sysrywhrrc to sell our rI ~.
PROVED so Sewing Machines. Three new kinds
Under and upper feed Sen, on trial. Warrant.
IL five years. Above salary 6rlarge commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in Uniicd states
for less than 80, which are fully licensed 6y Lo,re
Wheeier II I,ison, Grorer & Baker, Singer 4 Co.
md Lockeidsy. Al other cheap machines are in
JriDg,@eRts and the s,Ier ussr iia5is 20 ar
rest, fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circuiars
sent ire. Address, or call upon Shaw A CLARK
at Biddcford Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
June l. igGg fVs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

Safe IF To'en I'roperty -JouN c.. HE'S
EEL, Esq, sold for HANSON ID. DAWSON,
Esq, Trustee, at auction, on Saturlaysla last,
She House and Lot, known as the Foundry
lot, in this place, for the sum of $500 CO.
Ecv. O. u. WRGMAN, purchaser
Mr.: IiErsKELL, on the same day, sold for
JAMES ID. ARMSTRONG, Esq, Special Com
missioner, the following Lots in this place,
he'onging 10 tire heirs of John Entlcr,- de-
ceased, viz
I.l. NJ. 6, for the sum Of SO CO. Mr.
MIrHAEL ENTLER, purchaser.
Lot No. lG, for the sum of $40 90. Mr..
Isaac f. ENI1IE, luichascr.'
lot No. %, for the sum ofSI05 90. DIR.
JOINS VI SNYDER, purchaser.
Also, House and lot, adjoining tie
'."waa, f"r the sum of $3.50 CO.. Dir. DAVE
~. KHyLEE, purchaser.
\ gras@ lot, also adjoining the town, con
Gaining about four acres, for the sum OF
sacn 'oe,. Mr. TOBIAS BAKER. purchaser.
J.'nM>, C%>.rA ond J,,crhy Rpoir;"y.-
Intention is directed to the card of Mr.. 4.
W. nnIA.. Mr.. T. is known as supcrio,
workmsa, having carried on his business in
7tns Tlneo some eight years ago. Give
IN 4 ,cali.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05

fes'Nybo has good riding Horse for
''l Whoever has surl an ono, let him
i'iIt out. See Mr. HELL's advertisement.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-05
WM. G. CLAYTON,

H,NrSnuRE COUNTY, TO wir.-ln the
i Circuit Court OF said County, March term
1860, ~ u n - -E . 10 fE Ct -
Andrew ]. Tndwiek and others Complainanis,
George " Stump's Executor and the admins ira
iendantrsss ~ c.a 4. In ChG8ccTy
Tlris suit stands on the original and amended
bill the object of the suit is 20 subject fbc
real and personal estate 81 which George w
stump, dec d., died seized md possessed, 20 tho
payment of his debts. Aud IL appearing from nm
affidavit tint the defendants JacobII Kcngia and
Pafthcna e. his wife, aud Adap l.. Stump, are
not residents offhis State II Is ordered that they
10 appear within one month after The due publi-
cation Of this order and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests. Tcstc,
CIIAS. NJ. TAYLOR, C. @. e. IT.. c.
March II, ls6i.--iw far. White, r. o
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S. J. EDWARDS.
sxo. T. EDWARDS.
FAIL r r A . e.


FAIL TRA0 E.
- y. EDWARDS N~Co.. -
DE.,LkRs IN a 8ra, &C "a
Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Leath-
lew or and Findings, :.
81 5s''oi~orr Srcs, --o,ro.a, ne Fost oGe,,
NlCUNB1SRLAND. Nd.
- -
HAVING returned from the east viii, a enc
II assortment of ROOTS, StioHS. HATS, &c,
both FOR ladies and Ccntlen,en.s Wear, the un-
dsrsi sncd t,eg Icaveto s,a'cto their friends and
to tho public generally that they are prepared to
supply any demands thar may he wade uron
them IN their line. Their stock IL of the very
best, and has been selected with great care, Cor
the present season. They will aar
B Manut1 cturc to Order.
Gu the most reasonable terms, at short notice
and in the hest manner. fftf o
They have o good stock of Leather aud Fiad-
ings, for sale Mt tic lowest market price. rf
Call and see them.
S. J. EDWARDS & co.
Cumbetland Nd. Feb. Is, 1861 .--,f.
81 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ys tie Csir,sa Cou,t Of Hampshire Corsty.
The Literary Society Of Rompcy complainant,
Richard A. MARSHALL, &c, defendants.
,,,,ti. ~. .., ,,.....,-rs IN Chapcry.
In this caasc IL was ut the late March term OF
said Court, dccrced. thai this cause he rccrr~d 10
commissioners oi this Court, '.who issiircctcd TO
ascertain the amount still due from the defendant
IN the complainant Under the deed 90 trust Ia the
bill and proceedings mentioned, the liens aud pri-
GRITTY Of liens upon the certain Ia, OF land 10 the
town of Romney, in the bin mentioned. and such
other matter or matters ms he may deem pertinent
or either party interested may require pabli-
cation of notice for four successive weeks In some
eonvenicn, newspaper 10 he cquiyalen, TO personal
service of notice upon all parties Interested
The parties 10 this suit and all other persons
interested will, therefore, Take Notice thai have
appointed Thsrsdsy ne e5,b dty Of dpra, isCI
At my Office in Romney, Go cxccntc the above re-
cited decree at which time they may attend 10
protect their interests. ft
WIN. G. CLAYTON,
Master Commissioned a. a. M G.
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congress adjourned on Saturday last
IN-II The first w olnosday in ,InIy ncxt.
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L-9~ Commissioner NgwroN, Of the a gri-
'H'tural Department, has our thanks for q
"ry If the last monthly report
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NOTICE
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH supply ~ GARD ~ .sEEDS jus
~ received and for sale, ~
w III. MCDOWELL, Druggist.
March L. I3G1.-Im. Homnev. West IA
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NOTICE

Eomnsr. Mareh q. 60. -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-17

ton of such parti-colored body? It may be
proved to be their duty as philosophers and
philanthpists so to do, but that will matter
little. The instructive repulsions of race are
not to be restrained by any such cobwebs Of
theory. And these repulsions be it remem-
bered, will be felt at the South as we'll as at
the North, by the African as well as by the
American. The parti-colored States will re-
sent the Joint rule of the white as much as the
white States the joint rule of the parti- coOred.
The more sharply this state of things defines
Itself the more strongly will the Southern or
African States find themselves drawn towards
that great hybrid population which inhabits
the shores Of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf,
which makes Mexico what Mexico is, and
which is gradually repelling the whites from
the Antilles. Is it very difficult to forecast
the immense impulse which would be given to
what we may fairly call the African secession
by the sudden introduction into our system Of
an island like Cuba, with its seven hundred
thousand negroes and its quarter of a million
of mulattoes, all of whom, of course, must be
at once admitted to the "boon and blessing
of universal suffragei
Cuba is char ming thing to have no doubt,
and dirt cheap at hundred and fifty millions
of dollars. But ought the taxpayers of the
North and West to be entirely wild with Joy
at the prospect of paying hundred and fifty
millions of dollars for the pleasure of accele-
rating in the interest of the African race that
disruption Of the Union which they have just
been spending three thousand millions to pre-
vent?
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searoh-itmay be an honest search-afterin infor-
nation 60 back to Richmond and the Caro-
linRs assured that the action of the Conven.
tons cannot be too extreme for Congress. In
this manner, strength will be impaired to the
demand for proscriptive measures to the de-
light and profit Of the demagOgues and incen-
diaries with whom 'loyal" pretenses are a
cover for every outrage.
Nor can the Republican party afford to be
Indifferent to these exhibitions of the temper
which animates its extreme members. We do
not apprehend that Mr. Sumner, or Mr. Ste
Vens, or Mr.. Butler will be more potent when
the time for revising the work OF reoonstruc.
tion shall arrive than they were when the law
was passed. Harsh as it is, il had been much
worse were they able to dictate the course Of
the party. They were beaten then, however,
as sgnally as they have since been beaten on
the subject of impeachment; and we believe
that they will not appear to better advantage
when they shall attempt to fasten their fanau-
cism and intolerance on States seeking ad-
mission under the law. But, notwithstanding
their numerical weakness-notwithstand
the fact that they are a mere cOrporals guard
compared to the great army of Republicans
their projects, so impudently paraded and so
persistently renewed, entail disaster and dis
grace upon the party with which they are un-
ortunately allied. 1t suffers in every respect
from their proceedings. A regard for its own
usefulness ana welfare, Lnen, not less Jnan tOr
the interests of the South and the honor of the
country, seems to suggest the most summary
disposal which the practice of Congress per-
mits of whatever measures they introduce for
giving effect to their disorganzing policy. The
appointment of Reconstruction Committee
in the House, with Mr.. Stevens at its head,
opens the door to nuisances of this nature,
and we may expect to hear Of them often.
But the duty of the ruling party is clear. 1t
cannot, without imperilling it's power, even
entertain the propositions which the Summers
and Stevens and Buffers of Congress stand
ready to introduce; nor can it without dis
honor lend encouragement to those who in its
name are plotting for supremacy and for Office
in the Southern States. 1t may not, perhaps,
be polite to proclaim in advance a readiness
to be more liberal than the law; but the party
does owe to itself and to the people who re-
pose confidence in the capacity of its states
manship such display of frmness and mode
ration as shall free it from the suspicion of
completely with the violence which assails its
peace and endangers its unity.
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Failure Of the Roman CONFERENCE.-The
situation an Italy,

Failure of the Roman COnfeTence-The
Situation An Inlys
From The N. Y. Herald.
By telegram through the Atlantic cable,
dated in Paris on Saturday evening, we are in
formed that Napoleon's plan of general Euro
pean Conference on the subject of the Italo-
Roman and Papal temporalities questions has
failed, the great powers having finally refused
to take part in the assemblage. The subject
has been in a state of diplomatic negotiation
for some time, and Munich and Paris have
been respectively named as the place and the
9th of December for the day of meeting. The
intelligence of the complete failure of the
French imperial proposition, furnished by our
special correspondence, is of very important
character. Napoleon's invitation for the Con-
gress was addressed to all the powers OF
Europe, great and small, and the negative
action of the great powers will not only hu'
initiate the Emperor deeply, but reafhrm tn Q
royal distinction of the value OF Government
votes on subjects of general interest created
by the treaty of Vienna and maintained ever
since.
The agitation on the subject of Rome will,
most likely, be renewed with great intensity,
particularly in France and Italy. In the
italian Chambers a strong debate has already
AIKEN place, the liberals assailing the minis
ers in the most meroiless manner for sub
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