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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
FEMALE COMPLAINT,

rha, claims its victims throughout the length
nd breadth Of cur land
MANY females suffer in some way A. each
Monthly period some girls are in great peril NJ
~ commencement of menstruaiion, while old,
mes dread its decline at the 'turu Of life -
ometimes the menstrual flow il too much NJ
q little or may be attended with pain may
e irregular or entirel, checked, changed in
ppcarancc. attended with other distressing s,n,p.
oms Leucorrhma, or the whites. frequept
, drains the s. stem, or liberation OF the womb
nay create pain aud cause rapid prust-ation
Falling Of the womb is exceedingly cnm.
non complaint, giving much trouble aud dis
rcsS, which, under ordinary treatment, is difi-
ais 4 cure.
ilNstuics. Green Sickness, Trrihbility ~ the
Nomh aud other serious aud fatal complaints
How The female sex through al life Lives
here medical gen tleman " no has oI can relieve
he fair % thu above troubles Not mruy-
there no combination Of remedial agents that
sill come To her rescue We snswer.yes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
RWThe First Narional Bank ofGr,f,on.

E% The First Nafionsl Bank # Grafton,
Massachusetts,, WAS robbed on the night of
the 25'h ult., all Of is funds The rob
ber' attacked gagged and bound the watch
man and fastened him in the coal room.
threatening him with death if be made any
noise The watchman states that only fi,,
of the gang were in the bank, but they told
him there were twelve in all The who'll
amount taken is estimated at from 5000 e.
0u0 to 100000, aud includes the none,
of private doposiiurs The bank offer. =
reward Of SO 600 far the capture of the
thieves and recovery Of The property. GEO
+. SLoCUM, one Of rhc directors. offers an
additional reward of 5000
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
Friday, Morning. Nov. L, 1870.
rIn another column We lac the re.

Ear Ia another column wa give the re-
,ult Of the election in this County on YES
terdsy week, the 9th ult aud from returns
received from some tbirty-three counties,
there can be no doubt, but that we have e.
lected our entire State ticket, our worthy
fellow-towpsman, JoHN j. JACOB. Esq
Governor, majority iuboth branches of the
Legislature, which secures the election Of a
Conservative United States Senator in place
Of Mr.. Wiley, and two member. of Con
gress-JoHN J DAVIS. in the - Dstric;
by about 300 minority, and FRKNK
HEREFORD, in the 3rd District, by about
1900 majority. The majority on ;hc State
ticket vii; range from 1000 to- 600 Clio.
~ enough for one dav
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
EFThe National Capital Removal Con

EF The National Capital Removal Con
vention, recently assembled at Cincinnati,
passed resolutions 10 favor Of the remoyai
Of the capital to the Mississippi Valley, To
some point as near as possible to the cen.
ire If population, territory, production, snd
transportation, with reference 10 the future
As we'll as the present demands Of the ma
ton. They oppose any further approprin-
tions for new buildings IL tho District Of
Columbia, reaffirm the resolutions IF the ST.
Louis Convention, and appointed com
mittos TO memorisIize Congress at tia mex
session in favor of the passage Of join
resolution authorizing the appointment of
commissioners to examine the question Of
thu removal and location Of the capital
The committee consists Of Joseph Medii, of
Illinois; Governor j w Stevenson, Of
Kentucky Horace Greedy, of New York +;
WIN. NJ BurweIl, of Louisiana; l.. W
Reaves, Of Missouri
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

RO-At meeting of the board oftruatees
of Washington College on Saturday lssr
Gen G w. G. Leo, second son of General
r + Lee, and professor Of the Virginia
Military Institute, was unanimously elected
to succeed his father as president of WISH
ington College. Professor PRATT, Of S
c., was elected professor Of applied chem
i-try. The board also changed the name
Of the college to Washington and Lee Uni
v,rsity The family of General Lee have
come to the 6ual and unalternble dctermi.
nation to let the remains of General Ire
lie where they arc, in the chapel designed
and erected by himself.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

TINS RICHMOND VA : FoRGrnY TnI
AK MAYog CHAmooV Convicted 49,
~ the Ricbm nj CITY Court on Thursday
morning OF last week * Mayor George
Chahoon was convicted Of urlcring forgery
and MS puuishmrn; assessed "a, four year-
in tho State prison The case WIS one IN
which the prisoner, with others, had by g
forged note dcfraudei the government 81
81 600, the value of an oschratcd estate
Chihoon was appointed to the position Of
mayor by General SchoGe.i three you're
e., aud was candidate for the same posi-
tion at the municipal election The pi.-
ouers counsel will asl, for new trial -
There vas considerable excitement 10 the
court room when the verdict WIS aruounccd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

ES The town of Ere, Pennsy lvans,
wa, lighted on "Wednesday night Of la-t
week by "natural gas obtained from =
well sunk by the Erie Gas Company near
their works. Thirteen gas wells in variou-
parts of the city are now furnishing fuc'
and light for manufactures. The gas i
being introduced into private dwellings, -
Il is found at an average depth If $50 feet
and the average daily yield Of each we'll l.
20 900 cubic feet
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
. ARA rs 1T TIE DOOR.

In all these complaints the svstem evidently
shows want Of red blood, aud Nr Churchill
his work on Diseases OF Females. saws -
Bearing ia mind that the blood Is remarkably
leicient 10 red rorpu9elts. snd the knoWn pro-
'erty Of iron 10 correct n condition theory
uggcsis il as the most 20 tr rcd on he best
which - the Citrnte titrntp q IRON en,.,s
argely into the composition Of English rema!.
;'ters, combined "ith powerful vegetable to-
Tics of rare qualities
Among the mountains OF Tennessee aud tho
iney woods Of Mississippi is found a CERTAIN
isrd and iIiniy root, which has BEEN in scores
'se 10y some old midwiys for Jnsny wears poe
essing magic powers IN regulating ard rss,0r.
nc al females suffering with ANY sGeruon o.
he womb his root We hnys obtained, gave -
fair test ia cur practice and IL IS uow one or
he principal ingredients iu fh"ee Filters O,htr
'ovcrful uterine and g, neral TONES also enter
nto is composition We also add Lept4udia
Black root sufficient 70 act upon the liyer
nd keep the bowels open
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

EF TIE reason now assigned for Senator
MoRToN's resigning, after accepting the
mission to England, IL, that his acceptance
of it would involve the election Of Demo
crat nS his successor in the L S Scna'e,
the Democrats having a majority in tho In
diana legislature
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

GFTuE TROUBLES iu Caiua. instead NC
bainc a. an cud dn NOT seem % have fairly
begun A more bitter feeling arpinsi for.
eiqners Is developing itself, and a more
general massacre of Christian, than chat Of
Tou.t.in j., fcared hy thc foreign rc.idpp,,
BY way Of Bombay comes tLo frghtf1' news
thar day has certainly beer Gxnl FIR be-
indscriminate murder Of aIl forrignars.-
i Is TO be hoped that ihi, fearful iutcu.
gsnce is c1sgg rated, and, II really true.
that The intended victims of a cruel super
stl,iou and unnatural bigofry Will Boz able
BY concerted action 90 avert The bloody
DOOM prepared fir them until assistance
can be sent British troops are even now
on their way 20 China, and If lbc Bombay
despatch is GOT contradictod ihe other Eu.
ropesn Powers will, without doubt, send
force enough 90 put aud end 90 the murder
Gus prosecutions Of thc Chinese
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
T3IooIning Young Girls,

idde.aged matrons those uj tic critical period
nd the aged grandmother are al cured hy tie
.se of our English Female liiters now pre.rriJ-
and used by ph, sicans all over lhe country
If YOU are troubled with Falling 81 The Womb
TENDED with sense Of weight and hearing
Town pain IN the hack aud side, ind other nt-
end mt evils, English Female Bitiers will give
-uiire relief.
Those at tie "turn IF life mothers snier con
fnemeut, and al oihers (male or female Who
re corvalesceuts from nny IrotrHcied or debit
hting complaint. who gain strength slowly, aud
'hose digestion IS slow and imperfect, viii fad
hose Bitters The very thing their system de-
nands 10 gives a powerful appetite. aids and
.ssisis digestion. nruUscs The liver. engthcrs
mentally aud ph' s.caly and fills the whole sgs-
lem with pure crimson blood cOufsDg through
ITS channels
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

VERDICT AGAINST 4 RAILROAD In
thecssooi Willie Gilbert hy Lisu,xf fricni.
W tbe Baltimore and Ohio railroad, in The
Court OF Common PIcas st Columbus, o TO-.
few days ago, the jury rendered verdict
Tor $4,000 300 favor OF the plaintiff Gu
bert Is bright intelligent boy Of n.nc or
ten years, who bod hispukle crushed tew
yeas ago by locomotive belonging 20 rho
d,fendsn, a. West GAINESVILLE, vhsch rem
dtrcd amputatlnu necessary Defendants
counsel mads q motion for noV. trisl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

e. From prIvat' r. we are inform
. hat, Stew on'- m.jrriiy in Pend r
t"u /. 81 Fuck's maj over Davis, for
Senate, 80, and B gg-, Rod, il elected
Delegate, by 80 votes over BIakemorc,
Cou-crv4iiye
GnANr Stevenson 1873. J,cob 139 -
Scg.uson'- maj 1914 y Democratic gain
flbrui 100
HARuY CouSTY -JAcOB ~ Govern
or. carries the county hv 247 majority Davis 5
f..4i Tor State Senate over Flick is OOO-Carr is
elected 3~ostcuiing .v.Tey aud Lobb CLERK
and Recorder p Moorehed Township Alfred
Taylor is elected supervisor
MoRGAN CoUNTY -~teveu-~" 5 M jori-
ty 49, McGrew's majority % Flcks majoTtv
Ial John % Iauyrrmsle, elegate, majority,
o. Rufus Smith. Attorney, majority l5l
j iFFtRsON CoUNTY ID NOR tao State
ticket ~ naiorit, in the county Most of The
democratic ticket TO the county IS elected The
Democrats are JubiIant everywhere
WOOD tOUNTY -Osr, j a. am ma
jority for Senate To- Wood couu =, is 2Gl-Da u.s.
fur Congress lGO-JacOb, l46. Ukey Johnson .
msiJuty iu Writ no.
Ninr5,l county tas gone Democratic -
J.c b. mojori,y 3G; Dowuoy's mi rrify, @;
Keys, Dem for legislature 50 Reynolds,
Rep fnr Pros, cuuug Attorney, 4 mJ ri'y
over SPEAKER WEIGH, D.m; J Beroick
Rep for Clerk Cucu { Couri and Recnri.
er, 90 majority II g Davis majority 20
DAVIS is Elected to the Senate by large maj
WELCOME 49, w take maoh p azure R
cpHiny ME 0nfHti0H ~ OHr reta.'s ~ me
a5rcrir,meaf ri Epyi,.h Fenioie B0eyS
iH 0pDhey coi0BW.
Tha rpmJia0f,0H i' regarded n hc
Greoi F,Dole H,,iir0,e ~ HE 0gr. an IS
hyhly rc,mDi~Hjd ~ the Nd0oi 10
Ieoiop, and III ,rho hue t,Ved 10
OVr Jco,aie community are r,Hbted
'oih many omP'tHis PeruI'1r 10 m~'r { q,
and nor Is he tigts 70 sccure B,tste aRd
r rrery7 -iz
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

EBSrAUNroN, Va, Oct u Mr.
George Hunter, formerly assistant agent a.
tllfplace, was fou.ly murdered Monday
night near Big Bend Tunnel, with no clue
to the murdercrs His head bore The op
pearanoe Of having been chopped with o
Ratchet. IIi, body wss brought here this
morning for intermcnt lie vas employed
bv Mcssrs. Meuifle s. Go As manager -
Or Rich Disp0tch
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GILKESON T. pATTIE.
r mncy, Noyembers4, 1870.

r. Iva HARl's PAT HIe B9,er +.
pronounced % be ono o. The ufst useful innle
meuts q farmer con lavs ~ viii pav Tor itself
in half daYs work Az hsl once uref n will
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

bot off .3esps1r6f g, E.|LI-H FEMALE
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clans and weed bY zoe profession
Price ~. or Elk bottles Tor IS. Sold p, Drrr.
gis's aud merchants every here
} +. DROMGOOLE & co.
Memphis, Tcns
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-23
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
RELATIONS BETWEEN CIRCUMCISION
AND THE PASSOVER.

Each of these rites was door to the other
No Jew could eat the passover unless he had
been circumcised. No Jew could have his
child cireumcised unless he ate the Pass
over. That Circumcision was necessary to
any Jew is evident from Gen. xvii: a
''The uncircumcised man-child, whose flesh
of his fore-skin is not circumcised, that SOU
shall be cut off from his people" That eat
ing the Passover was as necessary to Jew
as Circumcision, is evident from Numb. TX
IL. "But the man that is clean, and is not
in journey, and fOrbeareth to keep the
Passover, even the same soul shall be cut of
from his people" 1t is said that by the
law of Moses this punishment of "cutting
off from the people" was inflicted in twenty
three cases, where things were done which
ought not to be done, and only twice where
things which ought to be done were left
undone, viz: for the neglect of Circumcision
and of the Passover. No interpreter, Jew
ish or Christian, seems to have understood
by "cutting off" less than accommodation.
l. appears, then, that if Jew, although
regularly circumcised, wilfully neglected the
Passover at the time for eating thereof, he
was to his fellow Jews as ga heather man,
until the next Passover. In the mean time
he was debarred from all the external bless
ings of the covenant. He could not worship
at the temple, nor could he have child cir
cumcised.
The present practice CT the Presbyterian
Church by which it confines the baptism Of
children to parents, and to others-ie loco
parents, who are communicates, is sane
toned by the organic law of the Jewish
Church.. The learned CT. S." has shown
that this law has been strictly followed by
"learned and godly" COngregationalSts, who
have ever been among the foremost iu up
holding the Holy Scriptures as the only rule
of faith and practice. The late deliverance
of our General Assembly is also endorsed
by reasoning from the words of our Cate
chism. "Infants descending from parents,
either both or but one of them processing
faith in Christ and obedience to him, are X
x to be baptized" Now baptism in in
fancy is no sign of faith in the recipient 1t
signifies the faith of the parent. A commu-
nifty may be full of persons baptized in in
fancy, and have not one protesting faith in
Christ and obedience to him-not one, then,
with right to have his own child baptized.
Faith, in those capable of making profess
sion, is prOfessed by partaking of the Lords
Supper, and so obeying the cOmmand-"Do
this in remembrance of me" x.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-23
From the Missionary.
ITALIAN MISSION.

FLORENCE, ITALY, January 25th, 70.
ReU j. Leighton wilson, d. d,
Dear Sir,-I had intended to have written
to you sometime ago, but the sudden death
of our dear friend, DIR. DeSanctis, rendered
me entirely unable to carry on my work
steadily. In the midst of our great grief,
we must not, however, forget the great and
numerous reasons we have to bless God and
take courage. The first is, that in the midst
of these remarkable days, when the man that
sitteth in the temple of God wishes to be
proclaimed God (infallible) by the six or
seven hundred of his creatures whom he has
gathered from the four quarters of the globe,
we are permitted to have in all the principal
towns in Italy, except Rome, which is the
seat of the beast, large meetings that assem-
BILE to hear the pure gospel, and protest in
the manner most worthy of the disciples of
Christ-that is, by protesting openly his
pure and holy truth, as it is revealed in the
Bible, and praying fervently for the triumph
of the gospel without any bitterness or hatred
towards the enemies of Christ The infor-
nation | receive from the different stations
of our missions is most encouraging Every
where very numerous meetings are being
held with reference to the Gcumenical
Council, Such thing has never before
been seen since the commencement of the
Papacy. Even in Italy we can publish, in
spite of the Man of Sin and under his very
eyes, without the slig ghtest obstacle, the doc
trines which he abhors. Have we not a
right to expect from such extraordinary facts
results that will exceed our most sanguine
hopes?
All those that have co0perated actively in
the work of Italian evangelization, if even
they should see no other fruits of their sac
rifceS and prayers, ought to be satisfied to
know that they have helped to obtain in this
land more than thirty evangelical councils
most of them more numerously attended, and
certainly more serious, than the one at Rome.
While all our stations continue to develope
and become consolidated, it is remarkable
and cheering fact that the two which have
been organised within the last two or three
years in the two extremities of our country
have hitherto been the most successful, and
hold out the most cheering hopes. The
evangelist at Venice writes that the brethren
there have decided to resist the attacks o.
the enemies of the gospel in two different
ways, namely, by weekly prayer meetings
which they hope will continue even after the
close of the Roman Council, and also by 8
series of popular lectures on the doctrines o.
the Church of Rome, which have been ad
! vertised throughout the town, and thus be
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-23

Have committee to procure books for
the classes whose teachers are absent.
Some give ten minutes for the exchange
of books, near the close of the school, when
the librarian passes around with his basket
and gives to each teacher the books for his
class.
But never let the duties of the teaching
hour be interrupted by the librarian, or by
anybody.
One speaker said a weekly paper, if we
had one, would be the best book for the very
little children.
This multiplication of human books is
doubtful good. But the books do abound,
and if we give not the good to the children,
they will read others which are worse.
The Convention passed a resolution, re.
questing those speakers who had presented
prepared addresses, to publish an abstract
of them in whatever way they should think
best
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-03-23
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
COURTS OF THE CHURCH.

Now that the season is approaching for
the sessions of our Presbyteries. it may not
be amiss to give brief lesson from history
as to the conduct of members in our judica,
tories,
During the sittingS of the Westminster
Assembly of divines, those godly men ap-
pointed solemn fast in which they made
confessions of their sins as members of that
ConvOcation. The following enumeration
of these sins was copied from an unpublished
manuscript of Mr.. Gillespie, one of the Scot
tish Commissioners.
1. Neglecting attendance on the Assem-
bly,, though the affairs be so important-and
late coming.
2. Absence from the prayers.
8. Reading and talking in time Of de-
bates.
4. Neglect of COMMITTEES attendance
upon.)
5. Some speak too much; others too lit
tie.
g. Indecent behaviour.
7. Unseemly language; and heats upon it.
s. Neglect of trying ministers,
8. Members of Assembly drawing on par
ties; or being frightened with needless jeal-
ousies.
One secret of the Assembly's success in
their great work was no doubt its prayerful-
ness and conscientious attention to every
thing affecting its spirituality.