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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-28
HEROIC STRASBURG.

The Courageous Ubrich Succumbs mt Last
Surrender of the Fortress Yesterday Alter
noon-A A History of the Remarkable Siege
The City, its situation, History and FOrtiG-
cations.
strasburg has falleni The announcement of this
event will be hailed with great rejoicing by all who
sympathize with the German cause, but even the
rejoiciDgs Of these will be mingled with plng of
regret The great Rhine fortress has been defended
30 subbornly courageously, that the heroic band
OF Uhrch will live forever in history. The siege of
Strasburg is in many respects the most remarkable
episode of this remarkable war, and its fall is OF
significant importance to the final issue of the
struggle.
StIasburg has fallen, and ere this the triumphant
entry of Won Werder's army has doubtless taken
place. In the early days Of the siege, German
soldier in front Of the fortress wrote characteristic
war song to the popular old tune OF 'ch hattie enen
Camerad," which was at once taken up by the whole
besieging army, in rehearsal to be sung [as they
marched into the city after It's anticipated fall. The
following is a spirited translation Of this pro-
duction:-
In Alsace, over the Rhine,
There lives brother OF mine;
1t greves my soul 10 say
He hath forget the day
We were one land and line.
Dear Brother torn apart
Is't true that changed thou art?
The French have clapped on thee
Red breeches, as we see
Have they Frenchihed thy heart?
Hark that's the Prussian drum,
And t tells the time has come.
We have made one Germany
One Deutschland" firm snd free;
And our civil strifes are DUMB.
Thee also fighting sore,
Ankle-deep in German gore,
We have won. All, Brother dear.
Thou art German-dost thou hear?
They shall never part US more.
VINO made this song OF mine?
Two comrades by the Rhine;
A Suabian man began i,
And POmeranian sang u,
In Alsace, on the Rhine,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-28

On the 10th Of August a few days after the great
defeat OF Marshal MacMahon at Woerth, Baden
force, numbering about 10000 men, and under the
immediate command Of the Grand Duke, together
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

LEO BaoKEN.-We regret to learn from
the Wheeling Register that Mrs. TRow-
BRIDGE, wife Of A. S. TRowBRIDGE, for
merly of this place, broke her leg while
walking on Chapline street, in that city,
on the evening of the 2sth nit, She made
a false step and slipped, falling to the pave
ment so heavily as to fracture the limb
ESOur readers have observed that we
rarely praise patent medicines, and that
we advertise only the very best of them.
But now, the remarkable recovery Of Mrs.
RICE, of Canastota, from her distressing
and almost helpless scrofulous disease,
which is known throughout the comu.uui.
ty, and uuquestiouably the effect of Ayers
Sarsaparills, leads Us to publish without;
reserve the remarkable efficacy of this
medicine. We DO this in the interest Of
the afflicted. Any remedy which can SO
etfectually "raise one from the dead, -
should DO universally known: and We
wish it may be universally as successful as
1t has been in the case of Mrs. Rice
DAILY Journal, Syracuse.
sJ~The Registrar at this place, up to
yesterday evening. registered 20 white and
IL colored men.
ssT Mrs. ANNA CORA RITcHIE, distin.
guished both as an actress and authoress,
died in London,a few days ago. Mrs Rit-
chic was the daughter of New York
merchant, and retired from tho stage somc-
years ago. She was the wife Of WIN
RrrcHIR, son Of tho late Thomas Richie,
of Virginia.
HoRsEs.-Horses sometimes increase in
value very fast horse wasI bought in Maine
few weeks since for $500, aud for five. year
colt showed good time. He was sold to a Bos-
ton merchant for -, 500. After three DAYS
training at Beacon Park he made his mile with
out urging Ia 2 p, aud tine owner was offered
$3.50 for him on the spot.
GS- Hon. Jefferson Davis passed through
Alexandria Saturday morning last for New
York, on his way to Europe
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ii . o z L A ND'S
German Buffers.
A HUMAN RUIN.

DesPondipg, Gstiess, tormented srih a
thousand pains and disabilities, trAich no
language can describe, tie confirmed DIS
PePfic as literally human ruin. BIT not
past repair. His case may hare been Jofch.
cd, and mdltreafed; INT ,eih HooFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs 1ri1tin his reach, tie
rag to complete recovery Is open 10 him
Or, u he requires a still more 0ct,re iRciJ-
GRANT, HOOFLASD's GERMAN Tonic. iriih
us nutritious spirjtuons basis, ,gjU soon re-
store has shattered system 70 Perttci .AcaHA
Sold By all DRUM ISIS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
convention at Capon Bridge.

heid at Capon Bridge, on 18th July, pursuant
"a .otlSe' A. z. WHITE, Esq, Of Romney. call
PARSONS Secretaries VANS
rue Shalr briefly and properly stated the pur-
poses OF the Convention When. on motion Of
OOl. ASA hiErT, committee was raised TO FIX
bioPGI uoh OF voters, by townships, viz Col
nsa nlelt, OF Gore, o. +. Ileronimus, Of Bloom
1yi hoOert w Gilkeson, OF Romney, Alfred II
Io|naii, OF Sherman, Jerre Monroe of Clpon.
ana X, W Patterson, Of Springfield.
=. In me absence Of the committee the Conveu-
,'o was addressed by Col. r. WHlTE and Col 4
"0SRoE- The committees report-adopted-
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DIED.

AZ tho residence Of his grandhher. Neil Allen
Esq IN this place, on Wednesday last. Enwtrr
a only child ofRoberi h SalHe Noorchcad FIN tho
third year of bis age, after brief aud sudden iU-
ness. The poignancy Of sorrow occasioned h,
the death Of this interesting child s rendered tie
more intense, by The absence Of bis father who
IS in SIS souri,.
ON Tuesday evening The 2Cth uit.. in Moore
field, after lingering illness, lIryRY M, infant
son of li. " aud Axvir Tarrursfr. ofCalt...
ton, Texas
'I take these little lambs. said IIe.
And lay bem Boz my bro,st,
Protection they shall find iu me.
ln me bc ever blcst
un tIc 2i'h ult, on Dillon Gra fr ..
county. VIC EfyAvm FeAvgrfy Gssr. .r about
'he 7-fh year ~ bis age
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ag-Tt is supposed that the population OF

f9-Tt IS supposed that the population of
l;icbm-nd, by the present census, viii be
about 1000.
~ The barn OF Mr. DAVID CLINE,
no.. -: HHrvi'lo. Roc .c.gham county, was
struck by lightning on yosicrGuy week, set
90 iv- and totally consumed 1t contain
ed, as stated BY the Icgisicr, Mr. CHIMES
crop Of Wheat Ca loads, besides his
o,'s, about IS tons Of hay, a four horse
wagon, Mccormick Reaper, Gears, saddles,
p'aueis, &c, &c, including almost all Mr.
's Ermiug implements. The loss is es-
iimaicd at So 600
EFA Strawberry gardener near Denver,
Colorado, cleared $500 by half au acre of
p.aui- th!s season. lie did all the work
himself
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
By Yesterdays Mail.
Foreign News.

Important Diplomatic Conference at J,,y;,
PARIS, August "a LARGE conference
was held to-day an the Bureau of Foreign
Affairs, lasting several hours, between Lord
Lyons, Prince Metternich aud Duke de
Grammont. There is great activity at this
bureau, and the attaches are hard al work
day and night.
a PRUssIAN DEMAND on AUSTRIA.
Prussia demands full explanation from
Austria why she is arming.
Anotter Lutte Fight at .SaarJruck-The
French Take he O6ensiec and Claim a
Victory.
PARIS, August 2-Evcning.
An official despatch from Metz apnoun-
ces that to-day at ii o'clock A. NJ, the
French had a serious engagement with the
Pfussians. Our army took the offensive,
crossed the frontier and invaded the terri
tory OF Prussia in spite Of the numbers
and position of the enemy \ few of our
battaions were sufficient to carry the heights
which overlook Slarbruck, and our artillc-
~ were not slow to drive the enemy from
the town. Our losses were slight The
engagement commenced at Ii o clock aud
ended at |.
4 Fight merit Saturday o, Sunday "Sure "
BRUSSELS, August 2-Noon.
correspondent Of the Independence
Beige, writing from Metz, asserts that the
first great battle will be Tough, on Saturday
or Sunday next, or Monday at the farthcst.
He undcrscoSes the sentence following, viz:
This is sure ="
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS a DAY.
The war expenses Of Prussia are footing
up enormously; they DOW amount to over
twenty Eve million day
German journals are terribly exaspcra.ed
against England, because the latter contin-
ues to furnish supplies to France
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

EJA dangerous $50 counterfeit Is in
circulation. All the notes so far discover
ei are evidently printed from the same plate,
which Is remarkably well engraved The
name of the bank differs in every case, this
portion of the plate being evidently left
blank, and various times introduced, 80 as
to better avoid detection. The only notice
able bIcmish in the notes, is a slightly blot
ted appearance in tho viguetto and an infer
iority in the Paper.-Peterson's Detcctor,
ItgUSt J.
E5Tho coin in the Treasury on Monday
last vas 3l03 100000 aud the currency
s. ,G0c, 900.
- Iowa is said to be the only State in
the Union that has not a student in Lee 5
University in Virginia.
~ Cars propelled by rubber arc to be
Introduced in Baltimore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

After recess for dinner, al delegates who ar
rived during the recess admitted into convention
On motion of Capt. DAVID PUGH, committee
oil one from each township and IA delegate from
county at large, appointed by the Chair. TO name
candidates Tor the vote of the Con ven tion-com-
mlttee, capt. David Pugh, Capon, A. II. Pow
haIIi SHERMAN, y. +. Bieronimus Boornerv Il
W. Gllkeson, Romney, r. ii. Patterson. Sprinu-
held, James II. Powell, Gore-Col. Asa IIiett
delegate at large
The Convention adopted the two-thirds rule
and the committee having proposed candidates
flrst for the House of Delegates-R w Cilke-
son, DR.. John VI. Snyder, Alfred n. Pownau q
+. Iiieronimus, Col. Asa Hictt-after unsuccess
IN balloung choice Of candidate for House of
Delegates deferred TO selection of candidates
Tor county Offices. The Convention proceeded tn
nominate county officers
On second ballot Col. Samuel Cooper of Ca
pom township, was nominated for sheriff
Charles NJ Taylor, was nominated for Clerk
of Circuit Court, by reclamation.
james Parsons was nominated for Recorder of
hampshire county, by accamation
On first ballot Robert w Daley, Jr.. was mo-
minated for Prosecuting Attorney
benjamin Pugh, for AssessOrshp of First Dis
rict, nominated 10y reclamation
After several ballots, George Milleson, Jr. was
nominated for Assessorship of Second District
Charles y Hett was Nominated for Couptv
Surveyorship, by reclamation.
lhe Convention, proceeding TO select p candi-
date for the House Of Delegates after the names
OF several gentlemen proposed and withdrawn
unanimously nominated Francis w lleiskell
I Esq, Of Bloomcry township
The Convention then adopted a resolution
pIcdging its undivided support to the nominees
and requested publication OF its proceedings in
the South Branch IntelligenCer," and adjourn
cd su.s de.
A. p. WHITE, Chairman.
c. y. HiETT, JAS. Parsons, Sec'ys
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

CENSUS OF RoMNEY.--Assisiaut Deputy
5 Marshal, DAVID 4. MARSHALL.
lls completed the Census ofour town. The
population is White males l6l, females I63
-Black males d, females 38-Mula,to
males j., females 81. Total 400.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
MARRIED.

ON The Eth uit in tho boat. at Halier's dam.
Potomac river by Rev. Henry Hoffman Nr JA-
con RAY 70 Miss MARY S. HAySEs, both OF Grant
county.
ON The Goth ult, by the same. at the sa-7c
place, Mr. isaac Ho0vER 90 Miss MtugAnrr H.
PR0BsT, both Of Pendleton county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
TO PHYSICIANS
NEW York, Aug 18th, 1868
Allow me TO call your attention to my
preparation OF COMPOUND
EXTRACT Buchu
NEW YORK, Aug. 10Th, 1868

The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MoDE or PREPARArIox.-Buc in va
QUO. Juniper Berries, by distillntiou. TO form
a fne gin Cubebs extracted by displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries We
~ little sugar is used, and a small proportion
Of spirit. Ii is more palatable than any now
in use
Buchu, RS prepared by Druggists, is OF n dark
color. tbs plant that emi's lis fragrance the
action Of flame destroys this tits active princi-
pie, leaving dark and glutinous decoction
Mine is the color OF ingredients. The Buchu In
my preparation predomiuatos The smallest guam
hty OF the other ingredients are added o. proven {
fermentation upon inspection, il will be found
not 10 be a TinctuTe, made in PharmacOpoaa
nor Is IL SyTup-and therefore can be used in
cases where fever or inflammation exist In this,
you have the knowledge Of the ingredients and
the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor IL with a trial,
and that upon inspection it viii meet with your
appreciation,
With feeling Of confidence,
am very respectfully,
II. L. IIELMBOLD,
Chemist anal Druggist,
cflG Years Experience.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
Hollands German Tonic

ts a combination Of al fhs Ingredients Of IA
BsH<Ts, ,yih PUEg Santa Cru Rum, OrGEgs ein.
10 - us~f for Us S1Ele disSaScs as me Bftsrs IN
eas>f W3,rt rome pure alcoholic Sftr1uius is re-
rtfiftA gDi. I1fH bar ~ HgtHd tinf hese reHss-
ais: syt entirely different from any oihsra
az -rf;ssi for Hs cure If ne diseaseI named
nDE, beng sci,nit6s prsparatiorI Of ..eGieiaat
CE,rIcts ici.Hs ne O94|TS rieTe directions of
yum fH scsse forri. The TONIC "a o>eideily oyis
81 A.s mast p!sI5QEt ant agrssGtle remedies erez
egsrsi % ne puzzle. FrE sast, - cz5taIiie. ia
p'>1fi0re Ia tat> u tcj,ie az NE giving, srhIL-
aT1l.H9. and medicinal gildiitsT hats caused H q
% kHoEJg "a GiS gssgt>sf of al ,2nIeL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

ETTho Supervisors Of Hampshire couu-
'y vii moct on wednesday next. Tho,e
having claims against the County should
fresent them at this meeting, SO that they
may be provided for
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
DIEr Ton rnE MGI1oN.- W.nLM y.

DIET FOR THE MILLION eolh ao
iongcr DloHopDIiscs tic lgruci,s Il lie.
Persons M NE mast Dio3er1le circumS,y5,.
res can hare deIicious dessert 6aiy 15y. a
sim 50 hFiog Hat 1t Is scarcely ,-or.L
u"ming. Thcg caa tqkc Hejr cboicc a.
Gfy d,1icate dishes (cach oiie ofaghirh ne
mast f'tstidious cpicure ,coud smack his
lips oUer), at n cast ,ohich, IN these d,ar
fmcs, may icsU he cdHed noutinR. Chs.
far|s, Creams, Blanc Haugc, Horlote
RUssc, PaddiRgs, pics, creams, cates ANIL
jeli'cs are mciudca IN tbs cheap and ca.
yied bWofJarc.
"Bui," says ME shcp6cal rca3cr, sIru1y.
ing sto"ldcrs increduious,y, "hts is nat an
aye If miracles yige ME frcis, mt o,se r
tions." This is an ogc ~ m;racles-p,ir-
oclcs cf science anil SEA Moss FAnIyE,
The ac'o article that produces these bonnes
bouchc', IS one ~ us ,roH3ers. The .Seo
hiss Fariae o. 80 Park Plucc, Ne,r
Turk, is manufacturing his iacomDorob1e
cd'Jke frop, Cdrr0gceH or Irish Moss, nm
der n T0icnt procured Inst summer, qad rs
PopuI1yiy IS olrcoay 50 great that hc ec.
tcps'rc mills az HC association. aHhouyL
rurpi7y Rigtt amt doy, con scq-cey kan
P'co run mc pr01igi0Ys 6cm0uds
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Boarding.

AN prepared 20 Accommodate few Beard
a ers-four OF Eve FOR further particulars az
ply to, o. address
Mrs. LUCY y WHITE,
Bomney. July Z 1910.
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South 8rantls 9ntelligenter.
EouYEY, gRIDAY MORNING, AUG. ;, 1910.

E-0r We arc authorized to announce Hon.
l'r'nr o. DAVIS, as n candidate to represent this
s;Fict in the next Senate Of West Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

{ From the Larges Mtnufacturiag Chem
ISIS IN the World !
NOVEMBER 4, 1854
"Iam acquainted 'eih Mr. II T. Helm
BOLD he occrpicd Mc Drug Stare opposite
my residence, and ,CGs successful az con-
d'tctiag me business ,rhcre others hal not
Jccp equally So Je(orc hint I hare Jeen
IacoroJiy Impressed wiM his character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers a. Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05


BY We received, day or two ago. an
anonymous communication, signed York
iHyman,, requesting us to announce
PnrLP PENDLEToN, of Morgon county, as
an Independent Conservative candidate to
represent this District in the next Congress
of the United States. Ifthe writer desires
u5 4 continue the announcement be must
comply with our rule. Our terms for an.
n.uucing candidates, are For District aud
State Offices, Sl0 For County Offices So,
For Township Offices, 81. No name will
be inserted until the fee is paid.
-~ ---'--
TIE CAMPAIGN OPENING On Tues
day, the first day of our Circuit Court.
Judge CnArLINE courteousIy adjourned
elrIy, TO give opportunity for political
packing. Col. DAVID GIBSON presided,
ana a large and sespectablo audience was
addressed By JOSEPH SpRIuu, Esq, cqndi-
date, on the Conservative Ticket, for Attor-
rcy General, OF the issues at large involved
in this canvass; by HENRY G.. DAVIS,
animation of the policy and legislation Of
'he Radical party, and by JoHN j. JACOB,
E.q, our candidate for Governor, warmly,
earnestly and fecIiugly speaking TO his fcl-
lo@-ccuu'ymen Of the issues involved and
'lc active duties iueum bent upon them and
all # Us. Tile speeches were beard with
pleasure and interest. In short speech
- might, \ W KERcnEvAL, Esq, urged
tie duties AMI responsibilities resting upon
US under - existing Registration law.
!; Is well to remember that the Regis
tralion ia now going on, aud that every
man should be active in securing the Re.
pi.lrai;ou Of Limsc'fand friends and neigh
hors. If thoec VINO can, obtain their Regis
'raiiuo, and on the day Of election, cast
their vo'cs-cN u'W b. ,ceH
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OIPES, PIPE sTENs, 40.
- CISEAM.

I ANNOUNCE 70 my friends and the citizsne
a ia general hat am prepared 10 furnish ali
those who desire iy uAulre in Ice Cream al shsrt
notice. All orders promptly filled
GEORGE BROWN.
Romney, May %. 1870
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, July %, 1870.


BEEF CATTLE.-The market opened this week
without any animation, both butchers and spec
ulators seemed disinciined to purchase, as the
supply was fair and the quality Of the stock not
very extra, most Of them being thin for the sea-
son. Some 100 head changed hands Yesterday.
but nj prices fully &c PEE ID lower on all grades
the heaviest decline being, of course, on the
poorer class of Cattle. The market opened thi,
morning very dull, and continued 50 until the
close, most dealers finding il difficult TO close out
their stock. There was some inquiry. and few
sales Of good Cattle to 20 10 the country P.iccs
to-day ranged as follows: Best Bccycs az : 15G.
IS generally rated first quality at IClST 30 I:
medium or good fair quality 5OG1SG - or
binary thin Steers Oxen aud Cows , 75t9,$6:
inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle 2jCS.>4 10
general average Of the market TO day - % 4:
extreme range Of prices 1 2jNp 50. MCst of the
sales were from CCES7 per loo lbs. OF the re-
ceIptS SO- head came from Ohio, lS5 from West
Va, G2Z from Virginia 90 from Nd and 81
from rennsy!vonia-tolal receipts 1926 Of the
offerings G75 head were taken Jy baltimore
butchers, 257 sold to spectators for las tern
markets, and IL head to country dealers, and
, head 20 ANNAPOLIS butcheTs-totil sales for ibo
week 10 head
SncgP-ihc receipts for the past week were
qli'e heavy, and the larger part Of them being
OF IAueF poor iua.ity, there has not been much
ACTIVITY IL the market. At The ni,-- ror,v
prices were te--..,"g downward. Good coarse
"v"i stock sheep and fat Lambs are wanted
Prices to-day ranged as follows Fair 10 good
ShcIP at 415 ceuts, good 30 extra 5Cg II cents
per I'D gross. STOCK Sheep 7jGtc2 % per head
Lambs at 2GS! per head Receipts this week
G,iao head, against 6 32J last week, and 3 Ed
head same tmc las; year.
llo"s.-Ihe receipts during the past wcc's
have fallen or very much, and with an active
demand the prices have been fully maintained
Al the close to-day there are very few TIA Gr.t
hands, and they are held firm at quotation.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: At I5m sla a5
per 100 ib5 net kccy.pts this week los head.
against i, SO last week. ana .. ia head SIM.
time last year.-SuR.
BALTIMORE, No, Aug. 2.--Howard Stree, sr-
per Hour, 50 OJD5 so Wheat white, new, - 81
al 55-red, new, 50 90 G9 90 Corn, white.
29CJl % cts yellow, } iOEsU % cts. , oats
f1C135 cts Rye, o % lbSO 90.
On the 2nd, Gold closed at 1911. in Now YORK
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E5West Virginia has twenty money or
der postofi,os The Orico st this place,
. gall means. should be thuq endowed. We
lore The Postmaster General CREswgLL,
Hi.i see to il and that the OEce here will
- 50 constituted without delay It would
Z. great accommodation to our people.
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Helmbold's Fluid ExtractBuchu

In G6cc'iops peculiar to Femoles, IS une-
qnaHe" ~ any other preparation, as N
Chlorosis, or R90tiOa, Paintnigo,s, or
Suppression of Customary LrocuqfiDas,
L/reroied or SrhuTUs State ofHc Uterus,
amt oH comPluiH's mcjdeHi n lie sex, or
Me declhe ar chonye ofiJe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buobu

Is the great r. eiaC ior Universal Lassilule,
Prostitution, &c.
THE constitution, ouce a6ccted ,gih Or
ga',ic Weakness, requires ne ait IF NED
irine 10 styeagfh.a 0ad inciJorate He svs-
te,l ,rhjch IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU iaenriaily does II no treatment
Is submitted 10 Consumption or jnsanity
clElils
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

FROM HON GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
svivauia
PEfLAuFLrHfA. March ~. 1907.
Ienf HSofrrds Gsrmrn Htners" Is nj az
tnfoztc1fing Jsr-rGGs. irH Je4f tlufc. ~ fui
81 II fgrdsrs 81 the digsfrs grC1nr, and # great
bensft N cdfss II 5ebiity and U1nf 81 1sTvOtg
dcti0n - " gyfsm
TOtfrf fy7i'V
GE0 ". WOODWARD
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II T. IIELMBOLD
Nay 10. 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efeciual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
10 rs original color
Nth tie gloss aud
freshness Of you'h.
Thin hair is thick
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05
Eft Romncy is mo

road from Green Spring fifteen miles
should like TO see the plan so successful ut
niog in Wales, Of a steam railway will
foot eleven inches guage and grades of one
dred and fifty feet to the mile, tried among
moUntains.- Winchester Neus.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-05

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