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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29
RING TIE BELL SOFTLY

Some onclas gone from this strange world of ours,
No more to gather its thorns with its flowers
No more 10 lngcr where sunheams must fade,
" here, on all beauty death fingers are laid
Weary with mingling life'S bitter and sweet,
W cary with parting and never to meet
some one has gene To the bright golden shore
King the bell softly, there Grape on the door
King the bell s9fiy there Grape on The door
some one IS resting from sorrow and sin.
Happy whore earth's conflicts enter not in
JOYOUS rs bliss, when the m0rning is BRIGHT
hen the sweet beams have bro us their Ii yht:
" cary with sowing and never to reap
W cary with labor and welcoming slcc1-
Some one $ departed to Heavens bright shore
Ring the bell softly, there Grape on the door
hinS the bell seiHy, there's Grape on the door
Angels were anNiously longing to meet
One who walks with them in heavens bririt
street;
Loved ones have whispered that some one is blcst.
Free from Garth trials, and taking sweet rest.
Yes there is ono more in angelic bliss
One less 10 cherish, and one less to kiss.
one more departed To Heavens bright shore.
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape on the door
Ring the bell so,dy, there's Grape on the door
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29
Interesting to Ladies'.

The following extracts are from the testimony
taken under oath, in 4 rCcCU: case pcndinr hcc,re
The luitrl States Patent Office uprn The act,nI
merits ot t''' CRovER & EAEeg SrHlyG NA,urs.
AMI us relative merits as compared with other
machines:
MEs. CAROLINE l.. Prausov, 20 Court Street
Brooklyn, lady who has had twelve wears prnc-
teal acquaintance with the leading Sewing Ma
cWneS asserts that the Grover Baker Machine
Is iEc hest and gives The following reasons:
P-Arong your acIuaintanccs who have nscd
ude Grover & Baker, and also other machines
state whether or not the Grover & Baker ie in ali
cases known 10 you, preferred for family use.
Al suppose have compared ms cv?crienro
with over Eve hundred ladies. and never evco-,
q one instance, found that they preferred other
machines 90 the Grover Is Baker, when fho,- bn,.r
tried both machines.
Q-N kat are The reasons Of This preference?
Iie''sc state tdc.n fully and 70 large.
A.-Ihc principal reason. or one Of tro ,n7i,,
reasons, +, for the elasticity and durability or tbe
stitches, the regularity aud lcoutv Of The stitch
u0 all fabrics alike. There arc some machines
which sew very nicely ON certain kinds of vorl,
HAT do not sow well on others. J have never
found thc fabric yer shat t.c Grower & Baker Ma
chimes VIA not sew in thc most beautiful meancr.
iNHk o. docs not take more tllu half tl. time
90 adapt or ADJUST the Grover 3 Baker Machine 10
''.'r.3i .iujs oi work and fiH-i Is tiou 70 docs
Hn aug other machine ] think Gc stitch 81 in
valuable t.t-Wilics n 'urui .Iiu- % chem and rl-
lit mole ~ IctuifM or1fu.rtt'ian.
Mrs. JtNs Necessary. wife af DR.. VcCre,dr ae
'..I i street, NcW York. ravs 81 have used
'"i Pm. cav. 81 Grover Is..r Machine and uu-
on b. have done ali Kinds of rruiIy sewing for
tar house for MY children ana husband. besides
% rroii '.ai 20 Hucy work os lriiiu-. quitting
and emlro'deriug DINING all tIat time NV ma
chine has never needed reuttr. ovcegt when ! had
ihe tension altered md f, s. as good now MS IL
was 'lr day bought 20. lam nc
gWin'ti vi.h ihc work or a1 ,hc principal ma
chimes. IUH.Ut.ur 81 IgrDr ff-.u'- E.rff u. a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29
POLITICAL.
CONFLICT AND CONQUEST

Courage, brother, do not stumble.
Though thy path tie dark as night;
There 5 a star TO guide the humble
Trust in God and do the right.
Let the road be rough and dreary,
And It's end far out Of sight,
Foot II bruyely, strong or weary,
Trust in God and do the right.
Perish policy and cunning.
Perish ell that fears the light.
Whether loosing, whether winning,
Trust in God and do the right
Trust no party, sect or fashion
Trust NO leaders in the fight
But in every word and action,
Trust IN God and 10 The right.
Trust no lovely forms Of passion
Fcnds may look like angels bright;
Trust no custom, school ar fashion,
Trust in God aud do the right.
Some will hate thee, some viii love thee
Some will iatter, some will slight:
Turn from man aud look above Thee.
Trust in God and do the right.
Simple rule aud safest guiding,
Inward peace ani inward light,
Star upon our path abiding.
Trust in God and do the right.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

a NEW UsE FOR PAPER.---A new pro-
cess has been discovered, by which paper
can, by chemical and mechanical influences,
be rendered as hard as hickory wood, aud
may be manufactured into variety Of arti-
cles hitherto made of wood, tin, copper and
iron. The substance produced is non
conductor of heat impervious to the action
Of acids, and not liable to be injured by heat
or cold. 1t can bear heat Of three hun
bred Farhe,4Aeit,s.gSssis'5 injury. Wien
Incorporation is soft tits shaped in moulds,
aud made into water-pails, wash-basins,
pitchers, &c. When further improvements
are made articles formed of paper will como
into competition with croekery and china.
The White House and the Department in
Washington have been already supplied
with sets Of paper water-pails, icc-cooers
and spittoons. a factory at Grcenpoint,
l.. l., is now engaged in de 7eloping the pro-
cess which Of course is secret.
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From the Wheeling Register.

CANCER. Permit me, thro' your paper, TO
make the following statement for the benefit
Of those who are suffering from this painful
and fatal disease. About a year ago no.
ticed at times sharp singing pains in my
right breast, but did not pay much atten-
ton to it, until in the hitter part Of June
discovered a email tamor in Inc vicinity OF
where the pains originated My husband
advised me 20 consult our family physician,
DR.. HALEY Mccoy, who told me it was
Schirris, and that it would resuItin Cancer
I also consulted several other physieiaus--
who pronounced it Cancer They all adj
viscd me 70 haze it removed by an opera
ton, but ! could not entertain the iden Of
having the glittering steel applied. / was
very much alarmed at my condition, know
ing as / did that Cancers in nearly al eases
prove fatal. ! found myself failing very
fast physically az we'll as mentally. I fels
IS if ny life was melting away Ike tie can
die before the devouring flames The tum-
or increased very rapidly in size, so much
50 that in three months from the time dis
covered it, it involved tho half of the gland,
and the pain became more severe. After
passing many slecplcss nights meditating
as 70 what course I should pursue 70 get re-
loved Of it, fortunately for INC q lady friend
called On me and informed mo that a SIR.
Reynolds was removing a cancer from the
bTeas, Of Mrs. Norris, whom called TO geo.
] watched tho progress Of her case with
much interest until the Cancer was remoy-
ed and the wound healed entirely. / then
placed myself under the same process Of
treatment, which consisted in the applica-
ton Of powder, dressing IL twice sav
for several days, then following w,,h a.
application Of an ointmeni, whica was con
unuod several days, wien the .umor boran
To separate from tho healthy tissues. and h
few days moro IL fell OF without The loss
q blood, anJ bat very little waste Of the.
,'Sau 's. j, is now healed over perfcotly.
lolYlag but a very small scar. I most
g'at@.dlly recommend this process of treat.
ioVit for thc removal Of Cancer. ana ad-
ise those shat are suffering f.osa s!s;s dread
iul disease to take immediate steps 10 place
themselves under treatment. The remedy
IL perfectly safe aud will most certainly
eradicate TIC disease.
Mas. 8. v. BuaRrs. Thenl;nU.
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s q los 7 O 0 IN g
1Sl Baltimore street, Baltimore.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. TOO WIT :-tt
y rules held in th. C,.ra' Office of ib. Circuit
Court O.! Hampshire County, ON Che last Monday
in October, 1861.
John Parker Complainant,
az.
james II. Powell sheriff or Hampshire c0untr
Committee administrator Of sarab Parter1er d,
Joseph Parker Polly Parker Tiunjc Parker.
Caleb Lcv.us and E.cnli wife and others, uc-
PENDANTS,
tn CqU~rru
The Complainant having G.ci nm amended Din
300 th- cause claiming rmou- other things th0t
thc sum of money claimed bY h.r io tlr ORIGINAL
bin as due him from Zoe estate Of Sarah Parker
dec d. was due for work done, and property sold
before itc conveyance of The l1rd in sid bin
mentioned by said Sarah Parker, that tha deed
referred ~ in said amended bin was without vale
liable consideration and therefore void as tO COM
plaiuau's debts and praying that Che defendants
may bc called oa g. answer s1il amended hii.
And il appearing That the defendants Joseph Pare
kcr. Polly Parker, Inuc Parker aud Caleb Lew
ms and Ellen bis wife. does not reside in this
state n 81 oya,yrf That they do appear here
within ono month after tuc due publication OF
Ills order aud do what is necessary to protect
their interests ia This suit. Tcste,
ClIAS. NJ TAYLOR, c. C. c. nc.
Nov. I, lSG7-5w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

Burns or SCALDs.--In the ST. Louis
Medical RPortet we find the following pre-
scription for this painful accident. 1t is
especially useful when the cuticle or scarf
skin has come away TO considerable ex-
tent: "Takc one drachm of finely powdered
alum and mix thoroughly with the white of
two eggs and one teaspoonful Of fresh lard;
spread on cloth, and apply TO the parts
burnt. 1t gives almost instant relief from
pain, and, by excluding the air, prevents
excessive inaammatory action. The apph-
cation should be changed at least once day.
While on the subject, we give another for
mula for an application to burns: In Sc
we're eases, clear creosote may be employed,
followed by dressing to consist of crco-
sote one drachm Ga tcaspoonful,) simple &C.
rate one ounce, mix thoroughly. The ONT
mcnt is sufficiently strong for most cases.
On the concurrent testimony OF several ply
sieians, headed by DR.. .. j.. Brewster, the
suggester of the remedy, it almost immedi-
ately and completely relieves the pain and
smarting."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

RSr Mr.. s. ID. INanAM, Ripley, Ohio,
after tornensing his horse to madness with
the various prescriptions of horse doctors
for the cure Of the fistala, resorted 20 cold
water, which was poured from watering
pot upon the sore, and complete cure was
effected in five weeks from two daily appli-
catione
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

FRIED CAKEs.--In the 6rst place take
q piece Of butter tho size of an egg, half n
teaspoon of saleratus, one of cream tartar
and rub up with FIVE teacups -four, then add
one cup sugar, half teaspoon cinnamon, then
wet up with one egg and one cup of milk,
little salt, and il these are not good you
must blame yourself for not frying them
right, they never fail with me-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

PERSONAL reasons alone cons,roin me - &c
fer far sole the - Va
Furniture & Stock Of this Hotel.
,oge'uer With the lease, which viii expire OF the
18th day of May, 1874.
=, nc MUSE has large and INCREASING
CCSTOH, and TO n person Wishing TO cn-a 90 in
the business, aud we'll qualified to condncta corn
uy io'ei' offers inducements rarely met with.
or earlier il desired. ''
Moorefeld, Sept. -, 1867 " = 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

Years ago n man was houightcl in one Of
The mining regions in England. He lost
bis way, the darkness was dense. md dan
gers were thick. The next step MIGHT rro-
clpltatc BIN down some awful shaft. some
gloomy pit, and dash bin. bruised and shane
less, upon Us floor lie knew his peril.
anil be stopped, stood still, and began 70 cry.
"Lo2 . LnsT LOST :"
Tie ceased. IL was moment Of eugpcosa
and agony; but q cottagcr heard the sound.
and, unsping n lantern, hurried forth ~
answer TO The voice Guided by the mourn
ful cry, "Lost Lost Lost - he hasfers
over the gloomy moor The lost man sees
in tho distance the glimmering Of bis light.
il comes nearer aud nearer, until. a. its
rays fash through the surroundipg mist
he iuds that be stands upon The very VERGE
vt death, another stop would have carried
him down the shaft, q crushed and papr
led corpse . Oac step, ono more effort n
save himself, aud me would have been last.
beyond hope another effort even % find his
way, would have proved his ruin.
handering soul, stop where Won arc /,
Cease from vain striyinCs and restless tolls
Believe in God AMI call upon Iii. name
Pray as did The bcuichtcd man. "Iost
lost Say as did the publican, "God be-
mcrcitui ~ me sinner - jesus will bcar
your cry, for lie came 70 seek and TO save
that which was lost, and lie will save Won
stop where you ere. You have wandered
far enough another step may be too far
Now there is help for you. "Bchold. now
IS the accepted time behold now I, the
day of salvation."
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I II E AW ENING
nY cATnAHINE rAnNsnAw-

Rather, lady, said another, clancinc
! down the table q where Huugertord sat.
leaning his arm with INDECENT grace on the
board, and just slipping his wine; then the
speaker added
Let US drink to the queen Of tho season
Mrs. Wiloughby. You have no obiec-
ton to quafiug the flowing bowl. in honor
of such a toast, have you, uungerfordg'
The young man addressed was too we'll
skilled to allow any emotion to be visible, if
he felt any.
Certainly not he replied; 4 have no
fault to find with Mrs. Wiloughby OF her
beauty. Both seemed perfect so far as I
can judge
lie spoke with thc easy, well-brcd air of
4 man seldom at fault for words. and fully
initiated into the ways Of society. More
over, even at this mau's djuuor, he drank
but little, aud kept every flculty in. eulire
command
lie did not pursue the subject of the IA
dy's social success as two or three of the
company did. The man who sat next to
him said in low voice:
is that the lady whom I saw at Mrs
Rowe's last night
Il presume SO, as she was there was
the reply.
What sort Of fellow IS WiIlougLby ??
was the inquiry
4 don't know. \ successful business
man. You seem Interested, and Hunger
ford c7St glance Of yelled kccuness at his
companion.
~ no, not particularly, I only like to
study faces, and watched Mrs Wiloueh-
/ by very closely the other night Bsil,iaut
as she seems, the woman is not happy
liuugerford again raised his glass to his
| lips, his eyes dropped to conceal the tLril!
of hope AM triumph ;hat shot through his
soul.
lie spoke carclcssly.
'Sao certainly has every appearance Of
leading a remarkably pleasant life
Yes-superfcially Bat take my word
for it, there a tragedy At work in her heart.
Did You know her before her mqrriager
Slightly. fused TO meet her in society,
and ilungcrford, having answered that,
changed the subject, and chattod g,iiy un-
til tha end cf TIC &.nue, Then he would
not stay to take part IN tho cards that fol-
! lowed, but excused him self and walked
slowly towards bis lodgings, alone beneath
thc glimmor Of starshinc and ga-light
There was batono thought definitely sha-
/ ped in his mind. Il was 10 win The love Of
Mrs Willopehjy. He was reckless, un-
| principlcd man, but he held q god place in
society-hc had so far boon in a measure,
restrained from anything that revealed him
as being guided by anything but the strict
est integrity. Now, ~ he walked wita bent
head. there rose in his heart the widest
th~9bbinrS the most intense desire FIR the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

Efvstick 20 that word S,eoer.' To Is
worth is weight iu gold. Cling to it as n
drowning man clings to a rope. Grasp il
firmly, os a soldier attacked on al side 4.
grasPs his sword.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29
Farmer and Eouse-Keeper.

WIND BROKEN HoRsIs. Mir. Miner -
l send you cure for wind broken horses
Take one pint Of fresh lard, aud quart of
fresh beef blood. Give il 10 him once n
day for three days, and it viii effect sure
cure Try it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

r0-labor to keep alive in youy breast
that little spark Of celestial Ere called con.
science.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

b1~The man who said that woman va.
mere dclusion, never ought to he pcrasit-
ed % hug Que
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

il+''lN We AOH EhIlSiNG
The rates 81 advertising are for a square 'tcn
.-.-| or loss, oSE DOLLAR ANp FIFTY CENTs for
t.re tuus-largCr ones in the same proper
" Each continuance Thirty and II half
r.e.
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly advertise
r..'s inserted alta liberal reduction on the above
r.s
carly advertisers disseminating during the
'.sr VIII lc Charged regular rates
N'Hdycr'semcui 20 he considered by tho month
g. .'r unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-
N.asY agreed upon between the parties.
heo'utcns ct associations. communications of
Hicd interest, and notices of deaths exceeding
.>iNts viii bo Charged ten cents per line
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CONTINGENT EXpENSES-

Winter Session, 81 80
Summer ! nn
Payment ono half in advance the other at the
close Of the session.
No deduction except in cases of protractcl
sickness.
The entire school will bo under tho dircc: su-
perrision and control Of The uuicrsi .ucd as Priu-
virginia.
Miss BELLA ScrU.rzE, an experienced and we'll
approved teacher will probably be employed as
an Assistant.
Hoard can bc procured in private families, or
nj ne institute, upon the most reasonable terms
The Principal makes reference to the Faculty
OF the University Of Virginia-Rcv r. l. ID W.
NEY, y. D., Rev. Jos f.. WILSON, b. d., Augusta.
Ca, Rev. .'No VI. Z. ATKINSON, u. D. prcsidcn
OF ilampdcn Sidney College, anl Rev. WM
BRoWN, -. D.. Editor Of Central PRESBYTERIAN.
Richmond, Va.
JOIN c. DINWIDDIE, Principal.
Romncy, Sept. -, 1851.
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South Branch Intelligencer.
William Harper, Editor.
Office, Corner Mim ana GrayeZ Lane SIS,
RoNNEY, NrsT YIRGlSrA.
TERMS:
TTuNIS OF ADVERTISING

THREE DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in ad-
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JOHN }. JACOB
VffsgEE3 o. JACOB.
,ArF''EofE @EEx~-l At Z W

Penney HI~f,iire Couay, ~ H.,
IGH}CT'CE in hampshire and the adjoining
counties.
loo The Eanl, luiiijnC-thc room for
.'ss cu as SO. CiHce Of Discount unl De
September ~ 1896
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NLLEfJ q SPRIGG.

s,LGE J. W. =. ALLEN. JOS. spRIG,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"L'caI GcaHy 'eiM the Erriag Oac."
Only short tine ago drunken man
rcclcd 10y US, with crowd of bows hootinp
after him, and men laughing contcmptuous-
~, and making jccring remarks to each
other about him. We never look upon a
fallen man thus without our heart being
moved to real compassion.
Away back on the green hillside OF some
pleasant home, very likely, that same man
once played, guileiess, little, Joyous, fair
haired boy. How much fathers PRAYERS
may have assembled, ana a fond mothers
heart been bound up in the welfare of that
httIe Guild, long ago, none may know how
bright may have been the career of which
he gave youthful promise, many years gone
by, none can tell. How he woocl and won
an angel girl, and promised, through every
yicissitudc, to befricni her, somebody prob
ably remembers
And how, this night, Is he lies here cfazod
by alcoholic poison, an hjcct furihe THOUGHT
less crowd to make sport Of an anxious care
worn wife looks wistfuly out of the win
dow for bis coming, and little children lnol.
in1uiring'y into her face and wonder WHY
mother Is so sorrowlul. All this, very Ike
~, the world docs not know. How this
same man may have struggled with vic
iors aApct:c inherited how he may have
prayed and resolved to live above his tenn
n'ion how good and noble he bas shown
himself in times gone by; how -o7l and
kind, how great AMI warm his Lelrt L4s
ever bcen--all this, rs the crowd looks ieer-
ingiy on him now, the world forects. buf -
Just God will not forget who destroyed this
man. Sooner or later all things come even
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ROMNEY
Classical Institute.

WIS institution was openened at Romncv
Hampshire County, ". Va ON the bird
OF September, 1861. 1t is a school designed for
male and female pupils
The course of instruction shall he such ne 20
cnable The student thoroughly to prepare himself
for The University of Virginia, or for any of the
Colleges, or for the business Of life.
Terms for Session Of 5 months.
!. Preparatory department. --Rcadinc. wiring
Spelling, Elementary Arithmetic and
Geography, Sl2 90
2. Jln.icr.-Arithmetic Geography, En-
glish Grirni lr, Composition, Ele-
mentary Algebra aud Geometry. 90 90
Bird. S.nior.-Nathcmatics Ancient Lam
euagcs, Principles and Practice Of
English Composition, Natural PhiIus-
ophy, Mental aud Moral Philosophy.
i, History History, Sc - 90
AIRA The German, French, and
:, SPANISH Lang"'ges-cach, $40 90
Music, % o0
'sc OI Htuo 4 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29

Il \ family IN Detroit war badly moi
soned oy eating beefstcak which lpd =
Tor taiirty-six hours on I .Ase OFF,,
fore It was cooked
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tEEHr WHITE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

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