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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
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NJ E DlCEI.

Erysipelas, NetfIe-Rarb, Salt Rheuu.-
Scrofula, CarbuncIes, BoIIs and plea.
1t Is very easy to say Of this. or of any othef
medicine, 1t is the verJ best remedy known,
Ii Ii not always easy TO prove ii. 1t is, how
ever. exceedingly gratifying TO the Proprieto
OF this medicine. that. -h,le he delares to the
public that this is nest wonderful and effective
specific for Humors. as stated nhc4-. he Ia.
abundant proof at hand TO sustain lis statement,
For sixteen years the IIuNoR DocroR has been
manufactured and sod and every year Ia,
increased the value Of its reputation. and tho
amount of its sales. In New Hampshire, where 10
originated. no remedy for hamors is so highly
priced. An eminent physician now an army surg
eon) when practising in New Hampshire, purch-
ased between fifty and sixty gallons of it, during
some seven or eight years. and used il in his prac
tice. He has since then ordered il for the hospital
where he was stationed. Other physicians have
purchased il, and have used il in practice with
great success. When the Proprietor lived in New
Hampshire. at Gofstown Centre. for the space Of
thirty or forty miles around. and in Manchester
particularly. the HUnoR DocToR was well known
and highly valued for the numerous and wonder
full cures which iteffected Though manufactured
in large quantities the supply was frequently
exhausted. and purchasers, had to wait for moro
to be made. In that region some very severe eases
of -,
Va ~ o.r@'"s "e'o"0"'ou WIN 1t ana tney were
sureo Erysipeias Sores rcarbuncles. 'hese ugly.
painful ulcers. were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used So il was with
Scrofula and Salt Rheum. The Hrnon DocroR
cured them
For the sake Of showing what is thought Of IL
a few testimonials here inserted:
Milton Gale, Esq, Boston.
IheryJy certify that Tirds s0reiy Afflicted ufit Bob
mr. ,-,yfs 81 mn, Jo5,S - ,rI ~ o'n.s o''
from then, ore indesc,IboLIe Ssrro, n N 40, ~,
JaihftIlv fyIsf str,rgI IF N, ,uosi no,,,, l. -
;;,s b,,, ,-i,botd ,,,,o,-;,,o ~. en-, a. - a.
az rara,st ,@ot ~ @ &c ey t 40 lshgn. os
~ ,rr n ftr f.t,,. 49, s,'ts, 'cet u'"sosa
soPpy " dSst "m on my fS0's mere rcmored, ond ny
neau' 'oas re'led cg n'Rg Dr. fo'dnds sfoes0,s n,d
'e'nes. :, 49,. MILTON CALI
D'S'"'' jan ~ 1870
Mrs. VbeeIer S,oror,,. r.
''o"o""H'. 'iss~s
rery oetedentlg and earnestly recommend Dr. W
le"a .l'"ar Doc'" as an eyce'en remedy for HE
Nv o,cn cas- ,ras r,yv :,rsrs 1rS csss,rr;y
more fhan tco ye1rs the skin upon The inside @ bh ny
cracked ond Lrc,p u 50 hot ,ras ,rnqWs % ,ss ny
hands IN any lind # act 'ror and oigod 10 ,r,ar
The hnaaar ,rI,cs go 6sr,I mo ,,,, mr., I = ~ S
Oas gaic oar Son e ,J 1er - r gs", n, , Ss
Doctor Ioogld re'esir, signs 81 seriig. csntinucd Z
are row p,rcr y Sr, from, E,,;., ea, a. ny "as
acfs my ,e"A1 'y'f,H IS clegT q a. and has leo, r
go "F'' "caHes etI0't .fftt fife w. gre
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
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II is the BEST CIllNCEever offered to Agents
- One or two days time viii secure q good
Sssciny Machine, Watch. Six Dress, Revolver,
or some other article Of equal value FREE OF COST
Agents wanted everywhere, male and female 70,
the best One Dollar Pawnbrokers Sale the countr,
send Tor cticsIar. s c. THOMPSON q CO.,
80 Hanover street, Boston, Mass
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
NJ EDICAl.
ITCH! ITCH!! ITCHm!

SCRATCH. SCRATCHm SCRATCHm.
in from 10 to As hours.
Whe at on's Oint N, nj cures The Itch.
Whenton's DIN I'M e mt cures Salt Rhe a.
Vhe atoms Ofut M mt cures letter.
who atoms Ointme mt euie Bnrber's IT. n
Whe atoms Ointme nj cures Old Sores.
Whe atonss DIN IN MT cures Every kind
OF Humor like Magic.
Price, 90 cents a box; ~ mail, 60 cents. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street,
Boston, Mars.
For sale by all Druggists
Boston, sept foo7.-sp. notice Ut
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

Ihe'rJy certify that Itrds sorely afflicted vih BoJs
for taco years, developing Themselves upon my hints yul
other parts Of my body The sl.gissgs crfsr,
from them indesc1iboble. .Sfice IL 10 s1e that
la'hndty iod ser,rat CT The mast popular hsaer
dies biu tritlotd renlorinq 1e afaton Al Irron n.
tc earnest request intimate rs,Iad iasfso.
10 try Dr. j. ". I0ldads Humor Doctor and an re7g
kappy 70 attest that oil my Balls r,mored end psy
health 'cas restored by usig Dr. IolGnds r,so,s lu,d-
tdnes MILTON CALI
Boston Jan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-04

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81 s.. ..,.. $500. 80
$500 $50 -
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rfDER VINEGAfs.--s0 bbis. pure Cider
~ vtAesnr. Iust rresissd Rom E,ismbss one. ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
Henry Ward Beecher and Gen.
eral Lee.

lhe speech Of Henry Ward Heecher a;
cooper Institute on Monday night. in be-
hall OF Washington College. Vlrgipi,. was
production remarkable as much for is
Aln"'y spirit as Tor IT'S novelty, at time
WHen Tue party Of which the speaker is sup
posed 10 be shining light, is dealing IN
stupidity, malice ana ali uucharitajlene S
at Washington, The first resolution in-
'roGaced by Mr. Beecher, for example,
reads that ut is at once the duty and the
privilege OF those who maintained the uni
y oil THIS nation by war to be foremost in
Tine OF peace IN all works of love which
tepd to make the American PEOPLE one in
sentiment as we'll as in government" How
uo's That harmonic with the action of the
reconstruction Committee and Congress,
whose works Of love" so beautifully de-
mons'ratad in tho Southern States throuoh
'Ii,,Ary RUE and negro supremacy
but General ROBERT T.. LEE ia Prcsi-
Ient 81 " ashlng'on College and low does
beeeLSr speak of himy lie slys d
pleas@is cause because General LEE is
President ct IT. No man more than re-
GREETED his decision but knowing how hu.
man nature runs / canuot say | was sur
pfiseu, though grieved. i do not know
that II had been born and bred in the
South bat what | should have done the
same thing. But Cor Divine Providence he
would have stood in New York aud been NJ
the City Hall debating terms to the peo.
pie OF the North. lie failed But Gtner.
al Ice stands in New York Tonight. p,t
with ms SWORD debating terms, but as a
scholar holding out the hand of pence and
saying TO Us, Give me bread for my schol-
ars give me books for my scholars -,
Ana Beecher pleads earnestly that Lee
should have bread and books, not as a mat
ter OF charity, bu, in tie form Of Justice.
mingled little perhaps, with sclGshness.
or as ne calls II, self preservation for he
argued that by fostering EDUCATION in the
southern States we couter a benefit uaon
the North. However, il is IN admi SION
worth Obtaining just at this momcut-when
persecution, Lot unmixed with folly. is so
rampant-that the South is not an outcast
and absolutely disinherted that she is
SUI part Of Tue country, and has inter
es'S IN common wiki Us all.-Ncr lori.
Hrui}.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

IHE IMPEACHMENT SUMMONS 10 THE
PRESIDENTIAL four o'clock on Saturday
afternoon last, the sergeGnt-at-arns of the
Senate called at the White House. aud de-
iirered to the President the summons Of
the High Court Of Impeachment to appear
before 1t on Friday, the 13,h instant. The
President quietly remarked that it would
receive attention, aud the scrgcant-at-arms
retired. The following is a copy Of the
document
me Tinted StaIes ef Amer,ea, -. Tie Seuate
OF the Tilted States, sitting rs Il HIGH Court OF
impeachment, to Andrew Johnson. greeting:
whereas the House Of Representative of the
vhItvu states OF America did, tie ash day of
March exhibit to the Senate articles If impeach-
ment against you, the said Andrew johnson. in
the words following.
Here follow the articles
Ana demand that you, the said Andrew john
son, should be put TO answer the accusations as
set icrth IN said articles, and that such proceed
inss, examinations, trials and judgments mig ht
- ihereupou had as are agreeable to laws and
:tistce.
on, tine said Andrew johnson, are therefore
hsftoy summoned 10 he and appear before the
Senate Of the United States Of America. sitting as
a Ilgh Court OF impeachment at their chamber in
me city OF W ashingtOn, on the 18th dag OF March,
then and there 10 answer the said articles Of i'm
parchment, and then and there abide bv. obey
and perform such orders, directions and ludg-
menls as the Senate of the United States, sitting
as aforesaid, shall make ia tbe premises Accord
ing 10 the constitution and laws 81 the United
States
Hereof you arc not to fail
Wines Salmon r. Chase, and prcsid;n, of .
Ger OF said Senate sitting rs such high Court OF
impeachment, ut the city Of Washington. this 9Th
day o. March, in the year Of cur Lord 1868. and
OF the Independence Of the United States the nine
ty-second
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

\ Gentleman who suffered for years from Yer
sous i,eo'liiy, Premature Decay, AMI MI The e.
''c,s OF youthful indscrcton viii. for tho.,ke Of
suffering humanity send IRE 10 nh who nj n
tue recipe and objections Tor making the sjn,,le
remedy by which he wDS cured Sufferers wish
ing 10 profit by the advertiser cxaeiicur, can
DO go 10y addressing, in pcrec, coutlenee
joins y. OliDEN.
B.aY :, lSC1 --lv. A. Cedar Street New, Yor,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

No UNION We have, says tie Eric o.
serrer, calling taxes, but no union a 81
gantic debt, but no union Negro suprc-
macy in eleven Of the States of the Rcpub.
he, but no union! y standing army costing
Sl3O,OOO,000 year, but no union Oar
taxes amount to a thousand million Der
year, but there is no union Ever fam
iiy in the United States pays, upon an ay-
orage, about two hundred dollars for taxes
every year, to pay the interest on the pub
lie debt, and support the army of oGicc-hdl-
ders, eating out the substance Of tie people,
but there is no union ! "Givc-givc-
gire!' clamor the swarm Of pcstilont fan
aiics who have usurred the Government.
but they do not give us the Union Of our
fathers in return,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

4 list Of so're # lie Acts Passed by tie
LeGislGtEre ct' tbs .S,ate at The Session
ending Narh 5, 1868.
An act TO authorize the construction If a
bridge over the Potomac river near the
mouth Of New Creek.
An net in relation to the competency Of
Witnesses
An act TO incorporate the New Creek
and fredericksburg Turnpike Company.
An act to alter part Of the division line
between tho counties Of Hampshire and
Mineral
An act to prevent the collection Of inter.
est in certain cases.
IN act to authorize the construction Of =
bridge over the Potomac river between Pied.
mont and Wcsternpo-t, Nd.
An act to transfer the interest Of th;s State
m the Wire Suspension Bridge acros, the
south Branch OF the Potomac river in
Hampshire county to said county.
An ct to incorporate the North and
South Brapchev Turnpike Company.
An net providing for the removal If Tho
county seat Of Hampshire county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13


NENEHAL GRANTS FATHER TELLS How
III Cor lis NAME.-When the question
arose after his birth what he sbopld' be cali
EDS bis mother aud one Of his oun,s rronos.
sa Albert for Albert Gallatin another
aunt pT,fo.ed Theodore; bis grandfather
proposed Hiram, because he thought that
was handsome name Ilis grandmother
80 gTandmo'her' by courtesy-tbat H. bis
mothcrs step mdther-- was orcat s,n1on,
on history, AMI had an enthusiasts admire.
iI'n Tor ,he ancient commander T'lvs..,
ana she urged hat the babe should bc nan,
ca tIys.t.. seconded thar. aud he v,s
cnIl7icucd Hiram Ulysses bat he was al
ways called by Tho latter name. which Lo
Hiinsei preferred when he got old epouch
20 Enl1" about il. But Mr. Hamcr. know
iug Mrs Grants name was S;mnsor 81
mat we bad son named S.mpsou eor,o.
no" 9ot thc matter lii.Ie mixed in max
ing tHa nomination, and sent the name in
Ulysses 5. Grant, instead q Hiram I-Irs,
sc9 Grant. Wy son tried in vain. aftCr-
wards, TO Get 10 set right by tho authorities .
ana b suppose he is now content with nj,
name as us stands.
G1-Tho cattle disease b,s ,,,5o e, =.
pe.aTanee IN West Virginia, AMI the farmers
OF Jefferson county are already bceinnir q
10 slher from its ravages In the neigh.
,DoInool Of Caarlcstown quite a large nun
Ger OF hoc cattle have died and the placpo
seems to be spreading Bait. cam. .L,r .
zsTho Albany Argus says: 1t Locke
as II tho Congressional Radicals were trv-
ing 10 establish an oiigarchy.' The Nai;o1.
al lnielligcneer says: The Corercssmen
arc not trying, to establish an oligarchv.
Dut thoy have done tsuus,an,ially. through
Tue powerful pTerogatiycs conceded 10 lie
Senate. '''0
Alabama ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

EG-The colored woman, CATuARlNE
BRowN, who was recently elected from one
ct the cars on the Washington and Alexan-
drIa railroad, and whose case has been the
subject Of resolutions and speeches both in
the Y. s. Senate and IA the Council al
" ashingtoa, has commenced q sui saainst
'ae. s..ll: go ssssE y, laying hsr 3alasges
iai hle ai3esed e5ea. 'sseqf at $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
TIE HEAD AND TAIL or C1yIfIzAr,o>

TIE HEAD AND TAIL or CIVILIZATION.
The -Vctropoiitan E'scoyd, in reference to
the refusal Of tho Radicals in the Rump
Congress to rc-estaJlisA the Mission tn
Rome, soys
Rome, the centre Of the Christian world tr,o
shrine from which the light Of religion ,,oi wi
,zaucn has Tadit!ei over the earth for ci5htcen
hundred years, shall not havea Minister from a
country that contains millions of her cLildrr,
and which sends thousands Gifts citizens evcrr
year TO admire her art, aud stand i'm awe. Iinlcr
lh" domcs Ct her great cathDlralS !r.t tl, mis-
cradle negro bur,esque upon government shall
me public pocket must hc ri,!gi to sprport con-
sulaieS IN llayti and Liberia wLcr, American
are rarely seen. but not one dollar s'.sI bn ,,ir
en- for an embassy 70 the parul States. ,ybarc
the most refined and intellectual cr our pcl,,,c
60 yearly in thousands. Ofthen.gtives ~ Con-
grcss u making this insulting distinction lciyya,.Y
me mead OF civilization Gul tie t.. OF t.,ri,ri.,,
IT is not necessary TO say more ta.nyye hav, him
ted. Bat If the men who voted down In, ,,yo-.,-
suon to appropriate money fora mission io
home Imagine hat 4hc pap.l government 70, I'm
uc Illuminated by their action. iEev allow thrir
preiudce5 To mls.cdd them. Rome ,s survived
greater indieuitics than this aud is likely ~ sur
yiye the puHy spite Of Radical 'lnn,ic, IN Wash
lnSion. she was great before puritanisrn A,s,n
IT'S mission hy Tiundcrng Iuiilus iu New Eor.
laud, and size VIII be powerful when The Same
lurtantsm snail have no cs lsteuso save ia hfs,,-
rs and the memory o. its Victims
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
Friday. March l3, 1868.

EF Troy, Utica, Rochester, EImiro, Mil
iertown, Palmyra, Fulton, Lansiuburg, Cor
ning, Rhineback and Batavia, New York,
held elections on the Ord inst, for town Of
hcers, and all elected Democrats. a ma
Jority Of these towns gave republican ma
jori;ies last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
no CoNstJ,rl,,rT,-r,e.

ne Re-. EDWARD 4. WILSON viii send free
oi Chhrgc to MI who desire it, the prescription
WIth the directions FOR making and using he sim
PIE remedy by which he was cured Of n lung ar.
teciion and tlIst dread disease cnnsumution His
only object IS 70 benefit tn, afflicted and hc h99es
cry s"i.erer viii try this prescription ~ FL viii
cost them nothing. AMI may pr,vc - bi.esi,,,
Please address kEy. EDWARD 4. W!LSlS
No 100 South Second ST. WiliAms6urg, \. Y.
May ., I8GT-lv - 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

ESf'h sLrcWd man in West Penn town.
ship, Pa, the other day purchased several
pounds of blasting pow Der al one Of the mill.
IN his ncighborhood. Upon taking it home
he found 10 too coarse Tor the purpose for
which be intended it. What was TO be
done? Why It must be made finer OF
coursl; SO he procured coffee mill. and
emptyiug in the powder proceeded to Grind
1t lie had not made many revolutions Of
the crank before there wa. n noise heard.
and the room was filed with flying frag-
mcnls cf coffee mill window glass, iurni-
turc, crocLcry ware AMI Dutchmau. The
Ingenious cxpcrimsucr was not killed.
but be vas badly burned and We have no
doubt Chat e'me time viii eul-c before hc
viii again turn bis attention 10 scientific
researches in tbe Iulycrizadou of powder.
Eo-Col Henry Earnest, On Oh and re-
sqccted citizen Of Washington county. yI.
was accidentally killed lostwe.k. NrE..
ths luJ.H.a -tat,s, was a.l.ugiu r.uov-
lag large saw log ouas'cep piece of ground,
and to give as much of lis weight as roes.
tile TO tbo Cont placed h4 breast gains.
Che log Tho logmoting, bis foot SLIPPED.
and ha icij forward below tbe lre. Which
passed over DIS head crushing t AMI proc
duciug ia-hu. death. lie leaves wife
and Csc children
GsrA Canadian las invented metallic
boot and hoe heel, which S. made of c.s,
iron. brass, copper, or ouy D'icr suitable
metal. u IS said 90 hayo Oh. advantages
Of being ueatoT than leather heels. easier
for tho foot; lasting longer; warner ia
winter; moro .icc,gl iu ctc'l.ia- llm.-
ness, aud not SD apt to sir.
TIE G1ly of Orange Gent r..,f
used % teach school ia dis county, 60 ,ls
family &C ----. -- Crgpyc .yla u,.
IhrJ0m fCrYye---Liwio 81 Stan.
ton was born GO Stevcns5ur-, 10 tae c.un-
~ Of Culpoper.-B.
ETMr j. G. BIoal>, of Pies OF. town
ship, Madison county, aud enc D.. tle."ea.-
tie kings 90 that county, recently ~ sg.
TNTYnNH head ofsc'o.eI and wal-.t.l
catHe TODD o NIN,UtIL& IEa.,at I.5
per head-avcrcc weight, l1s1reurs.-
bringing iha suuz l,,'a #m of 81 1908. -
C'rcleyiHe CO.. Dcm7-raL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
INEoHnrAuION

Information guaranteed 70 produce a 1pvg,iapt
grow III OF hair upon bald heal or lie rides f,re
also recipe for the removal Of Pi,nplrs rlotcb.
g. rruptons, etc. the skin. leaying TIE sa,nc
out charge by addrcssiUv
THOMAS r. CHAPLAIN. C,i,a,.r.
May o, leG1.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

E%it is generally known tia; in thc
spring there is more sickness than Turing
any other season. This can easily be ac
countci for, bat to prevent is often much
more difficult
The whnlc system i in r,laxcl condi-
ton, which Is most favorable to the dcvel-
npement Of disense. The great ard sudden
changcs IN the weather, finding the system
already prepared, produce their ELECTS
sickness and DEATH
This state of things can mrst efcctuallv
be guarded against by regularly ming some
good tonic h!ooi purifier The Znrari
Bil'ers is Just what the system requires To
resist disease. March 6, 1865 I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

IL ne Circut Courf fHnPdn
Jgea Va.
c. Mcdonald, Sc, Complainant
a.
II T Mcdonald, &c Defn'ans
Us Crls
Id decree o. ssi1 Court frlicfei
I'D cause % tho Warch Terra
was referred 90 q Commi Ionef o.
ascertain ani report what d.bs p.
eid, Dec q ere ch1rr-ahle 90
.a@ccDdci fo his heirl a.o Oh
lfr cenium oT ihe sales of aI
Mcdonald, Tie widow of nii i.
ald Dee O., 81 entitled % in
said lgnas also. o. ascertain
damaEes plii hy iho Ealumue aHi
Road Co., l0r passing iAr
Lands. in thc amended i.i
bands the same now are. ALL
Thereto.
Morn The creditor of SD AD
Donald, dec a. AMI a'i others
therefore. hereby noai.i, tllt1
lsh. lsGs, a, my Office In Nonat
coed O. execute said decree. @.
place, said creditors are required
pro.c ihoir debts and demands
III said Mcdonald dee q Had aA
tcHa and protect their inferc ,r-f
Csm'r. ~ Chn
Eomncy, ilarcb Is, ls5s--"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

= = y y III IIs5'.fNN IIUI EIt-
Tr-Welearn from the Winchester Times
that on The 9th inst, the Valley Bank pro-
perty, situated on the corner OF Main and
iiccadilla streets, in that place, was sold BY
Joseph S. Carson, Esq, agent for H. G.
FAINT, Receiver. 1t was purchased by the
Shenandoah Valley National Bank, the
price paid being $4,000. The property
is very valuable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13
y / w $ OF THE DAY

ne city fathers Of Winchester. civc, foe
sweep to the Valley Railroad THROUGH that
town --ONE OF the Chicago paper, n inks
'here IS prospect of cholera endemic
next sn'nnier.-THE experimental a,s,ron-
omers OF Hartford, Connecticut. have ada
ca the crow to their list of delieacic.
HE territory Of st. Louis consists of civ
: Teen square miles, or 10, 240 acres -Tupp,
were "'''V,ooO gallons Of oil shipped from
'Hls country last month -MoRE adgentu-
/. 'eFs 10 Brazil have returned to Texas. and
propose to stay at home --EIGurY thou
SAND people have fed from Buenos Avres
70 escape the cholera. MAINE Skinned a.
yer a million Of bean poles to Englsnd last
( year, which sold at an average oc tLir,v
cents per dozen -MANT negroes in Az
kansas live entirely by fishing aud buntioc
--ON Sunday, Ist inst twentv-threo nor.
sons were added TO the membership If rho
/ Irestyterian Church in Staunton -Bn,c.
HAM YOUNG has soventy-two children =
! SfANroN uas his bed in the War Or.
tie had better take it up and walk.-Nor
I long ago saw-mill in North Caroline ,-os
stopped by twenty-four pound shot boinc
'ouHd IN the middle of a log.-TnE litcTa.
( ~ negroes N The Virginia Convention have
uSeu up oJv5 worth stationely.-A Mas
NfAN NED at Worcestcr, Massachusetts. on
I nc -Hi Ia. r., from flinting and cxhnus-
/ 'on' caused by vomiting. -SUMNER's adj
4 vice to STANTON TO stick" was Quite sr-
peri!uouS. STANTON belongs to the R,rn,-
! Gle family, anl IN ONCE does the doublodn
/ " 81 lgst class blister, he sticks and droyrs
( sticks to bis Office aud draws from tho
4 1 ~ Il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

EtT Ncwtown, Nd D., must be o l,yclylii-
&c town. Not long since minister there
was called upon 10 marry four couples bee
fore breakfast, and tho Hee.ri says tho' on
ly one solitary bachelor romans, and advi-
!. Sc ,saIaG n 10 maidsus 10 ego for him"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

80 he Annual Conference of the BAL
umore NJ. L. Church, closed its session in
mat City ON Tuesday last. The following
are the appointments for the Winchester
District: W. T. D. GLENN, p. Il. Win.
chester Station--W. Z, Ward. Wircbcs-
ter Circuit--W. G. Mulin. Front I.oynl
To be supplied Wardcns,ille-O. II.
Mytngcr. iIlrpoi's Ferry-G &. Baker
shepherdstown-G W. Feolcmycr. Mar
ilusburg-h. d. Owen. Berkoley--Albcrt
jump. Electromagnetic. Hicks. Berke.
Icy Spriags-G. Crossfeld. Cacapon-E.
r.. Anderson. South Branch--W. Mex
Walsh Mooref cld--W. II. Champion
sup Woodstock--To be supplied. Frank
info De supplied. Springf ll-To be
supplied.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-13

SsS~ Gen G. Il. VIcKERs was elected L.
n'ted States Senator on Friday last, on the
third ballot, by the Mary gland Legislature,
IN place Of Mr.. Thomas, whom the Senate
refused to admit 20 his seat The final bal
lot stood as follows Mr.. Thomas II; Mr..
Vickers 80. Gen. v is about fifty years
Of age, hale and hearty, aff4bc, and, it is
sad, man of decided ability.