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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23
Aurticrl 6aies--ahis man.
ByT. M. CATER.

ByT NJ. CATER.
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF MANUFAO
~ TURERs OF LOOKING GLASSES AID MIR
VIII be sold en- sesoai floor Of my store No. n
40 dozen 14x10 B and American Gf fAssEs
dozen 17X10 and Glasses :" -.
10 dozen Skis White Plate a'''
Lot 30Xl8 White Plate
IL dozen 17xl0B and
10 dozen 14x10 ss 81,
dozen 34x20 Birmingham Glasses
dozen 36x2o Birmingham Glasses
13 dozen 32x18 American Gold Oval ~
3 dozen 38x20 White Plate. itS.tf'-
And many other styles, making q large In
voice.
Conditions cash. nov1s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23

By w. Y. LEITCH s. r. s. BRUINS.
Auctfoneels.
DEsIRABLE STORE, NO. "a VEN
IL DUE RANGE, running through to ACCOM-
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, 3oth inst, at II
O'Clock. at the old Post 0flce, 1000 -
That desirable two-story BRICK STORE,
with tin roof and iron front, adjoining the
store OF T. NJ. Cater, ESQ.,, measuring IN 'front.'
10 s12 feet. on back line SO S.l2 feet and In depth
l27 feet be the same dimensions more or less.
Terms-Half cash; balance In enc year, with In
terest: policy assigned. Purchaser to pay US for
papersand stamps. noVl2-2Wftuw4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23
By VIM, MCKAY

By WIN. MCKAY.
WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, AT NY
Large BRUSSELS CARPETS, Superior Paror
and Bedroom Furniture, and the Contents Of Q
Gun and Lock Store, consisting OF Guns, Pistols,
Kevolvers, Shot, Locks, Keys, &c. noy23
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23

By WIN. MCKAY.
r ARGE GLASS DOORS, FRAMES, &C.,
IL In Hasel street, opposite the PYstGnce, THIS
DAY, at quarter to 10 O'clock. =. 81 So
Also, POTATOES and Sundries noy23
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By VIM. Mckay.
r. M. MARSHALL a BRO.

WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT HALF.
w PAST 10 O'Clock, at No. Ss Broad strees,,
Saddle and Draft HORSE. Mules, Mich Cex,
Desk, &c. 'F noy23
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23

No. "a East Bay, opposite Courier ONCE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23
By,N. A. HUNT.

By,N. A. HUNT. 80 },.. ~
Doors, SHOES, BRoGANS, BALMO-
D RAILS, CATERS, &c. :, ,f'S<-
THIS DAY. the Esd instant, at 10 O'Clock; IN my
SalesrooD, No. liz Meeting street. will be sold,
go CAGES Assorted BOOTS, Shoes Brogans, Bal.
! morals, CATERS, &C., &c. All fresh and desirable
goods. noy2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23
Newspapers, alagannes, &r.
HAND DsoME ENGRA WINGS

Maintenance OF the Fertility Of Soils-by Pro.
resscr HIlgard, of the University OF Mississippi.
The South and her Resources-by Hon. Alfred
Huger.
Plantation Economy-by Colonel D. Wyatt
Aiken.
Texas Grasses-by Professor Burkley.
Southern Fruits-by P. J. Berckmand.
Hints on Town GardenIng-by II. W. Ravenel.
And numerous other valuable and interesting
articles.
Subscription, 50 per annum.
address WALKER, EVANS i CoGSWELL,
now Charleston, 8. q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23
Anrtiou Sales.--future Daps.
..By W. Y. LEITCH i Z. s. BRUINS, J

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u South Carolina Distrlct-In Circuit Court
II. 4 J. Green vs. Bank, OF Georgetown, ct al
In pursuance Of order made In above case, on
the 1st OF July. A. D. 1870. by the Circuit Court
Aforesaid, oil the following ASSETS BELONGING
To THE BANK OF GEORGETOWN will he sold
at Public Outcry, In the City Of Charleston, at
the Office Of Messrs. W. Y. Leitch Il R. s. Bruins,
No. 81 Broad street, on MONDAY, the 5th Decem.
ber next, commencing at II O'Clock.
Terms cash. K. e. FRASER, Receiver.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23

CLUBS AND srARs.-Nathan Boswell was
fined SO fortradng and selling horses without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23
No Paper Thanksgiving Day.

IT we were TO consult only our business in
teTests and the needs OF the public, we should
not be inclined 70 intermit the publication of
IuE STAR for a single secular day, but it is
both night and proper to regard that well estab-
hshed public sentiment which requires the set
ting apart Of one day in each year for thanks
giving and prayer, and TO enable the large force
employed in the establishment to join other well
disposed persons in Obeying the Executive in
junction By abstaining from all labor, and in
''giTing thanks for the bounty OF God during
the year about to close, and supplicating for its
continuance hereafter" The Office of The
EvESING STAR will therefore be closed to-
morrow, and no paper will be issued until
Friday, when iull and complete resHu. OF in
tervening events wall be given.
In order TO still farther make up for the
omission thus occasioned, and at the same time
do fun justice to both readers and adysr-
tisers, we shall on Saturday publish another
double or eight-page number, containing an
extra quantity of attractive reading matter. As
an unusually large edition Of that issue will be
circulated, its advertising columns will be par
teulsrly valuable to business people who wish
to make known TO the public the inducements
they are able to present for the fall trade and
the approaching holiday season.
Advertisements intended for the double num-
Der may be sent in either on Friday or until l.
O'Clock noon on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23

"HIGBFALUTIS" OF THE CAPITAL MOVERS
We published day or two since a notice by
telegraph OF = meeting Of capital movers at st.
Louis We find in the St Louis papers which
have jus; reached here q cali tor the aforesaid
meeting: IN which the biggest kind OF sdjectiyes
are used with a profuseness characteristic on
the men engaged aud the big job thew have
undertaken The following Is a sample brick =
"ln consideration Of climatic, and nayi.able
advantages, and the immense resources or the
soil OF the West in the name of the gigantic
beehive or population, manufactures, AMI
varied industries marking the progress of art
Mississippi; by might of the railroads rivers
and internal trade, that have caused domestic
exchanges 50 greatly to Oyer-tOp foreign ex
changes; and in accordance with the conviction
that the imperial city OF the republic must have
it, site in the center OF the Great Valley, a cal
for a mass meeting" &c, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23

The burden OF the forthcoming report of the
Secretary Of the Navy, Robson, is to be the in
significance OF our navy, compared with the
floating ornaments OF some other nations, and
the necessity of building fleet that will enable
us 70 compete with them. The Secretary adj
vises the putting of the navy yards in good work.
ing order, the buildingof feet Of iron vessels
able to defend our foreign commerce, and the
increase Of men in the naval service one-third,
or from 5000 10 1900 men; and also earnestly
urges the establishment Of lines Of ocean mail
steamers, which can be made available in time
OF war.
The economical, cutting down process prae-
tlsed BY Congress in regard to the navy was a
necessary step after the war, but has probably
been carried triHe too far. National pride.
however, viii doubtless come to the rescue in
season to make our navy what it should be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23
sehooi Puntshments-AS Step in tn,
Right Direction.

Tie resolution of Alderman Connolly intro
dueed Monday night, prohibiting corporal and
some kindred forms Of punishment in the public
schools, IS a measure that expresses the convic-
tons Of a large majority Of the people. It
declares that hencefOrth it shall not be lawful
for any teacher, or superintendent, or trustee,
or other person in or connected with any of til c
public schools of Washington, BY reason of
such relation, to infiict punishment upon The
person Of any pupil belonging to any of said
schools, whether by the application of blows,
or by a constrained position of the person, or by
PEotTacted standing, or by coerced exposure
OF any pupil 10 heat, or to cold or to darkness.
or to solitude, or by denying the privilege OF
water, or the qualification of any reasonable
natural desire, or by detention in the SCHOOL
house after the dismissal or intermission of the
school, sr by the requirement of excessive study,
or in any other manner; and no person acting in
disregard OF this ordinance shall be held before
the law in any manner, or to any degree excusa-
bic because OF his or her responsibility for the
order or discipline OF any public schools as
aforesaid.
his measure reaches class Of punishments
we consider almost more Objectionable than
direct logging such as OBTAINING children in a
way TO deprive them OF their regular meals or
OF the Opportunity to get the air and exercise
necessary to their physical development, WI ich
We consider quite As important branch of their
education as their mental training. We hear of
good many abuses of this sort practiced in
our public schools by young and inexperienced
teachers, who do not seem 10 appreciate the
necessity that their pupils SHAH have sound
bodies to enable them to make successful use in
life OF what they learn at school
Mr.. CODnOlly's resolution is a move in the
right direction, and we hope to see il speedily
adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23

SICKLY PH1LASTHRoPY.-The sentimental
philanthropists who clamOred for the release of
the murder Probst from the gaIlows are now
mastering to save the neck of the monster
Hsnlcn, proved guilty of the murder and worse
than murder OF the little girl Mary Norman,
in Philadelphia The sturdy common sense OF
the American people is rising in rebuke, how
ever, of this mawkish, siekly sentimentaliry.
and we dc not fear that il will gain much head
WaY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23

IL Is reported fron East Tennessee that Rod
eriek K Buffers elee ion is in doubt. Colonel
White, the democratic candidate, claims to have
been elected, and, If the certificate is net given
him he will contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23
sINO free schools in tennessee.

e(No free schools In Tennessee.
s%Chicago il having trichina spiralis some
more.
ga bogus preacher married seven couple
NJ Auscatine, recently.
uttie trimming.
~, :, Bras and silver tipped heels are in vogue
miniature Prussian hemlets are UNIQUE and
gold eS sie VI Ine
- ne North Carolina Legislature oresniz al
sAoou-s' Al the orhces are nlled by Democrats
~ ahofc~ hlasen, OF Minnesota, has gone
Crazy fTo'p sitting on a jury IN a divorce snit'
@Edbe Bond, of Newcastle Ind. . ,.r-
year-oic. hung himself on Tuesday. i'm ~,
fathers barn. 40
- Muscatipe, Iowa, will shortly have An nv.
Sirance rendering all visitors OF houses or an
game vaCTants or disorderlies.
~The Christian ladies of Chicago have
reformed and provided situations tor $50 ADAM
doned females during the past year.
0The Maine papers admit that the Prohibi-
tory law IN that State IL q failure, and that in
ts1ieatiDg liquor Is sold there WITHOUT restraint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23

TEE COLoEED RACE--The following facts
have been obtained at the Census Bureau,
showing comparison of the censuses OF 1860
and 1870, as TO the colored race in the States
named: an 30 counties in Georgia, 1850, $50, SO;
lS5o, Se3 ,l65- Delaware, 81 ,627; % 90. In Is
counties in Kentucky, Is 1855; i2,513. One coun-
~ in Maryland, $50; 1854. Twenty-one coun-
tles OF Teas u ATS; p $50. Fifty-two counties
of Virginia, 2s2 0sS; 2jS ,052. Fourteen counties
of West Virginia, 1,ITs; f9fI. One county in
South Carolina, 1892; 3,3s5. District OF
Columbia, 1896; 81. 426. Total OF twohnndred
counties and District Cf Columbia, 1850, 69s $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-23
national THEATRE
ihAshsGisihfGG EAskpIaEBS ~ Yys at two O'Clock

WATCH FKEE-GIyEH CHATS to every live
honorsble business paying $50 DAY save No eift
enter prise Nohumtug. No money wanted In al j.
Pittsburs, Pa, nol. In
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

BALTIMORE, Monday. Or 81 Flour
Howard Street sup 81 70 "a S. 80. GRMx-
Whest--Receipts were liberal to-day. embracing
1900 bushels white aud 23.5D0 bushels red The
market was heavy, with prices fnvoriuy huvers
about Sc per hushe on ~ grades included in
The sales were 900 bushels Ohio ard Indiana
red at ! 30 Gn 81 - 2 600 bushels inferior
Maryland red NJ 10 n. 81 Is ?. 600 common
DO al 81 20 2 600 bushels fair 10 good do at
20 "a, 81 40-2, 600 bushels strictly prime and
fancy at 90 "a - 10 500 bushels white AT
- "a 81 50. CoEN-Oiferings 400 bushels
white and l,2lO bushels yellow-the sales en-
brnced ] 900 bushels old white Al so t. z CTS
MS to condition 1000 bushels new do nj so a.
6S cents 400 bushels honiny nj 9Ocrs sou bush
els new yellow at ~ "a IS cts 65n do old do
at 50 a. ~ cents. Oats--Hecepts small sales
OF 3. 900 bushels fair 10 good 1T - Ia ~ cts
400 bushels prime at 80 cts. per bushcl Rye
None offered
Gold, IL New York on The lst closed at III.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
Baltimore Cattle market.
THURSDAY, Oct. 27, 1910

EEsF CATTLE. The market Yesterday afternoon
was - .ittle late in opening, but when IL COM
:nenced IL was tolerabiy active with n shade de-
cline on the rates OF last week-some 1900 head
changed hands. To-day il was not so active aud
we have 10 note decline ofaCa tc per 10 on com
mon and medium grades, as well ms the better
class Of stock Cattle for which there is a pretty
good demand all Of the offerings. with few
exceptions. were closed out at prices ranging
from So so 10 81 rs About $50 head Of tho
receipts were reshpped East withou, being Offer
ed here. Mich Cows are in better demand, SELL
ing AT S45 TO $50 per head, as TO quality. Veal
Calves arc unchanged at SAG cents for good
and Ca cts for common. Prices to day ranged
rs follows Beat Beeves at OOGS7 IS: gen
orally rated 6rst quality al 5 so In 81 90; medi-
um or good fair quality at 4 5OC1S5 so; ordinary
Thin Steers, oxen and Cows 4 90 (d} 81 so info
rior and lowest grades OF Cattle 3 so Ia - 90
general average OF the market TO day S. IL ex-
IRENE range of prices 3 5OCHS7 rs Most of the
sales were from IS To- 50 so n 100 lbs OF the
receipts sos head came from Virginia T39 from
W. Va. 527 from Ohio, lI7 from Md, aud
a. from indiana-total receipts foI the week 2 $50
head, against ,, rs last week, aud 2. 1922 same
time last year OF the offerings ! ! 10 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers 500 sold TO specu-
lstors for Eastern markets. 62l to country deal
ers. 22i TO farmers for grazing. aud u head To
country butchers-totAl sales for the week D
4o5 head, against 2, 295 last week and 2I5
head same time last wear.
SHEEP The receipts Of common Sheen have
been large during the week, and in consequence
quotations for them have fallen of hut the bet
ter grades are not so entiful, ard they are
selling about As last week Prices today
ranged az follows Fair TO good Sheep at 4GI,5
cts good 20 extra 5Gr51 cents per 10 gross =
Stock Sheep 75@S2 - per head Lambs n,
> O0@ - 90 r head, as to quality Receipts this
week s0l9 head, against $3.50 last week, and
4,l7l head same time last year
IoGs.-1he receipts during the week have been
large again, and with only a moderate demand.
which scarcely keeps pace with the arrivals rates
have fallen of ic q 10, Prices to- day ranged rs
follows At 10 75Ia Sll 25 per 100 lbs net Re
ceipts this week 1882 head. against 6 500 last
week, aud I, 949 head same time last year-Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

EEThe Uolly wood Memorial A,socia.
Sion ir Richmond has adopted resolution re-
eammen1iug Ihel Che fourth sunday in Novem-
lo- ie sen inside rs day Of mourning through
r-' he South for General Lee, ana on that day
collections he taken up in sIl the churches to
Constitute lee Monument fund
A many Of the meetings Of soldiers Of the Ar
q, Of Northern Virginia, resolutions have been
fN..cd suggc'tine the wearing ~ Grape upon the
left arm far :h!rty days by al who fought under
General Lee
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

~ The King of B,raria K ndly per.
mit'cd poci J. c. Aver to have a copy taken Of
Rauchs celebrated colossal statute Of Victory.
which belongs To the Bavnrian Crown and stands
at the entrance OF the Royal Palace at Munich
The Doctor had il cAst i'm bronze and ba. ire
scented it 10 the CITY Of Lowell where il stands
"a The Park aud symboliEes the triumphs Of free
dom and medicine. Ter manufactures are the
pride Of Lowell, and foremost amoug them Az
TX MEDICINES make her name gratefully re-
mcmhered 10y the unnumbered multitude who are
cured by t'em Of affecting aud often dangerous
diseases 1870 Boston Journal
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

EPW We would again remind those If
orr readers interested in the matter that Teach
,rs Institute will he held in this place commence
ing on Wednesday next, and continue through
Thursday and Friday. During the day time
there viii be lectures and illustrations, intended
f5r the Improvement of teachers. &c and an ad-
dress zach night. Every teacher, school officer
and the friends Of free schools should make it q
roint 10 be in attendance
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
E-F More o! those fashionable Boule
ward BalmorAs at the same low price
BALTzELL & Co, Cumberland, Nd

BUTTER A contemporary attribute
the high price Of tutter to the fact that
Grmers are entering largely into the man
u'acfure of CHEESE. Let US, then, eat cheese
With our bread instead If butter This IL
~ least, better notion than that Of the
French princess who, when she heard tina;
he people were starving for want If bread
asked "Why cont they cat cake -
PhHodeipLia Agc. >
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

EFr Our read"Ta, we fArl assured vii
be glad to learn that Col MARnrRY and his
corpse Of engineers have, at last, arrived al
Noorelied and are nov engaged, east of Moore
field, 10 examining the passes in the mountain
hr Col speaks faVorab!v of the line he has run
from this point To the Ohio River The Wash
ingtUn and ohio Railroad when com pleted will
be another great link connecting the east with
The west. We have no doubt of it's construc-
tjon.-Noorcfcid Idrerii,er
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
EFA wealthy lady If New York re-

TT 4 wealthy lady of New York 70
Gently went through an extraordinary perform
ance She gave out her engagement TO a gentle
man in Washington, had the cards sent out the
guests came in numbers many presents were
sent IN, the clergy man WAS ready, the bride
waiting but the groom came not On an sx-
PLANTATION being demanded OF the astonished gen
uenan, il appeared that the whole thing was a
deusion, or an invention Of the ladys without
tie slightest knowledge Of il on his part
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

EE- Messrs GmKEsoN & PATTIE ad-
,crlisc their Fall and Winter supply Of
Gords ooll 10 their advertisement and
~ and examine their goods and, We have
no doubt, you will fud them all the, rep
reacnt thcm ~ be.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

on the 1851 uIt NJ The residence Of The bride g
father Ely lhe Rev J1us JOHNSTON Mr. VIM
POPS i1 Mss Pt,.st DIETRICH, daughter of
Nr g. urTwrR els az Grant County.
ON The Gih u.t at Pleasant paic, by the Rev
Lorenzo ID Nixon, Nr NoaGAH QRaY 10 Miss
CtJHgRiSE WolFr, all ~ this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

LABoR.-LaLor IL cardaI Rcsto,s
Q. od h'oH. upon a man, 50 hot lie can Ia
6"r 'U-ry sir OW NJ setcH days, Gnd M
matter ho~ pooc he uoy hare been n, Me
commencement cfIye grr"t yace, hs wW be
cer'Gh 10 accumulate a f1r'ans. proci5rd
he mt'scdrrothis cayninys PLAsrArIoN
BlTrERs IS eertoiH II maEe he rink o,,s
strong, and Ia preS~ree Me heaM NJ Me
heahhy. Fronp Ionr IN sir hours IS coaS,a-
eTed ths oniiaory hmd Ior brniD pork
A. the erPir0tion Of mis- tia,- tie pio.pt9
rus IS carrie'' IT. dad the man je~omes jr.
rifoJis and n'roous IThe IL poor. ANIL
continues N al his task. as mat NJ jpoc
doctors, iaryers 0md cdjtor. do. he WW be
""r'1n b. short'n his days ond in m, IN
timSiy gr0re, as d;H SIR UGit>r &o9, nm
ir'y he uses P.a"tdiion BiHerSrLjch sjcel
N reS'ore his rji0 cDerZy, rep0,r> h., tn.
d'gcaioH, 0ad orrecis tie siuly;h ci,cu-
hifion n his Lio0d
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
SO Cents to SIS per Evening, at
Home!

We are prepared 10 furnish profitable employ
ment 10 Men aud Women AT their homes one
person in each locality throughout the United
States, can engage in this business at great wa
R's We send FREE, fun particulars and val
liable sample which will do T. commence work
on Any person seeing this notice who wants
profitable, permanent work, should send US their
address, without delay
+ c. ALLEN { co
Augusta, Maine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
DIED

AZ the Hampshire Glebe % thu 18th ult., Mss
NtRGtHET OHsp0HFF, widow Of the late David
Ornd0rR
10 Noorefed on Ne Both nit. Mra jena
NIlLEn. c0nsort Of Mr. Peter Miller iu the 36th
year Of her age Her reusius we're brought 30
this place on Monday lsst ard inferred 10 The In
esv~ We7rs CV1svTsrv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
r<Thc Boar

Tho Board ~ DIRECTORS of the Val
lev Railroad Company held a meeting at Bar
a1m llot. in Baltimore. on Saturday last. and
elected unanimously Mr. RonERr GARRvrr. sou Of
-oan " Garrett, Esq, President Of said Com
gnrr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

A VOID QrACKS.-A victim Of early indis
n erection, causing Nervous Debility, prena
tue decay, &c. having tried in vain every nd
ycrtiscd remedy, has simple means Of self cure
which he will send free Ia his fellow sufferers
Address j Il. FUTILE, 70 Nassau st New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

CHARLESTON, s. e. Nov The official
returns show that the republicans have elect
I'D thor candidates for Congress in MI the
districts Of this State. Bowers white rcpub
lican, rs beaten by De Large, mulatto re-
publican, as the representative Of the Char
lesion district
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

[ From he Largest Manufacturing Chem
jHs IN the World
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
"Ian, acquainted ,cih Mr. II T. HELM.
BOLD he occupied HE Drug Store opposite
my residence, and ,ras successful IN con
""cting me business rhere othcrs had nor
been equally 50 Jctore him hare Leen
JauoraLLy Impressed ,0i,h his character and
Rteryrise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & Weghtmsn,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04

DeNThe President has appoined Vernon
II. Vaughn, of Alabama. to be Governor
Of the territory Of Utah, and George A.
Black, Of Utah, to be secretary Of ;b c Ter
tory
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-11-04
South Branch 9ntetligeneer.
i0ANGY, sRlDAY MORNING NOV 4 1910.

ET Those OF our euhsrrihers wishing us
to 'ske wood for subscription are requested TO
bring Il ct once