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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-10

All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find il TO their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE.
Its egate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition 10 this advantaee,rHE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only I'm NewYork and ali Its cities and
villages but in every and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement shOgld he brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear othe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
semWeeky and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
business profession; consequently, each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 10 reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value Of ts col
uus as an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, e. per hHe; sIhI-
WTEKIY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns line Terms cash IN advance
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fono 9s!ano Real gsiaic for 5ale.

TOR SALE-Flushing, J.. l., % minutes from
l. ThrtyfourhsA Country HoMk, Flushing, l. L. q minutes
able al rsr; . land trims Possession immei
atey Address K W LEAVI1T Jl6 Wallst.
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Anfnsemcnis.

FANCY FAIR and BAZAAR,
+ TO DE HELD UNDER TBE AUSPICES oP TIN
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
IN AID Optic
UNION HOME AND SCHOOL
PoR OUR
OIDIFRS' AND SAILORS ORPIiANS,
APPROVED AND REcommEXDEIpn By T ~ S ESEE
NA~h9 5PPE4L BELOW ,,,o
AT THs 5isr REGIMENT ARhoRY.
Junction Of Broadway sIih'H'e and nl,,iibl ,s-s
p,r,ovcr,xy Your synpae. been appealed 70 OF
hbey responded 70 the cal, made apo" Ss s
peal and sScDe gave % En hs
M. country i fen to be duty to recognize tue e Sn ss % yo
home Involves higher fol he that piOeth
il for the Of The Orphans Of The men o died for The mu,e
Of the mon who the call Of their Country went TORN n M
tons Their children sacred legacy. Let not be forgotten hat
Of ps-Shn Rebel army invaded Pennsylvania Of the
National Capital and Of this great Metropolis emOd upon e chances
A. 4medn, to those dead Patriots hat sr children now
and eucs that they Should be supore and trained during u. he
ing proper age supper. honest industry -
10 tie discharge Of hs sacr,d duty TIE UNION HOME AND
the May 1861 il has en charge al three thou
to rs ssor and il has been afe heavy daring pat
year By b removal and eairgn Of the bull Temporary 4, .s5
stes sdren nov n % s1oI as 70 Pis or slS. ne we
Soldiers and sailor. Of the aon Amy aa S,v Ak your
Mejor.Gsn. JOHN c ROBINSON DEPARTMENT Commander
GEORGE r. HOPPER, TREASURER,
yin @ me g pleasure . Y al, ss2 ,s r se an f ns5g
eonrhuts o the noble cause. u - ohANl'
anything else
hoorahe and charitable Efforts IN beha {" inc
Orphans sailors who gave their lives to our country
during Tie late evil With great respect. .. =, ,
perfect liberty make Of correction WIN
the Union Hens School for soers sud sailors Orphans very
Ghtl H. hctjLtl.LAN'
ALWAYS Orphans OF Sol rs and Sailors pnd
shall pleasure in aiding all can ms eieYosn nsuloh
iours very respectfully and rly DAVID d. PpRIEA hdnlr,L
feel highly honorel b. request and accept The sane ana VI" 90
al power tins sulate WORK which deserves the
VI all / o0e!ient
ClIAS. =. BOGGS, Real Admiral, u s. Navy.
Arpoye1 and reonm following MajoT-G ADD
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Gonnirp i1roprrln 10 Esi.

Gonnirp 31roprrlp 10 Efi.
THO LET for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
Fodham lights minutes from depot and 40
from CITY Htte COTTAGE containing rooms, kehca eelsr
farn Se Possession inTedster. speBde location Apply 70
hUPPkL, u AHast
ITO LET $3.50 per month";, ut PasSaic, hand
n COTTAGES. II beautiful location three mu
from station &c b a communication &C. per trip.
j. FISHER SATTERriWAlTE. 10 Finest
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Antiicn Sails of Real gsiaif.
}. souSsos, ~, Aueropeer.
RY JOHN S0N q MI l. i + i,
4 EUCJVONTERg


Ply JOHNSON g. MILLER,
ID AUC1TOvERRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No % kAssAu-sT., NruAR-sT hEw- lorB.
Residences Stores Country Farms bought sed
rented eIohsRsed Loans negassd Auction S Q. furnisr he
DALTIMORR.-TRU SALE OF BAR
I'D NUNS CITY HOTEL, In baltimore City BY virtue Of derre
Circuit Court Of Baltimore City tie undersigned Trustees viii
sell 2, public sale at The Exchange sasroom, in baltimore City on
THURSDAY 18th day December O'CLOCK that
long ests bushd oeebrnied Hotel widely known
BARNUMS CITY HOTEL
frr N,numeut squar said city with front CAvert ertnd
m Favete Bank lane with depth Fayetiest Of l feet
snd ouB lns- lane Of 1914 feet
m I,ipROVFNENfS tie extensive Hotel widely Known
BAENU3s CITY HoTLL with IL hge Restaurant - t and Bar
Calvert s-ors, Offices with mo1ern ouyen-
kc The oe located in The bean Of The city beng - eebr,
m and eeuvcly knawn detailed description deemed unneees
ary Plai property be seen a. the Office Of The Trustees
wi vii also ho property and rye All Information oesrr
This proue will SOL ~ the siGk ceht but subject 70 annual
ground weight hundred and my i5JJ dollars
yearly reserved separate portions Of thr ground OF
hundred And eighty 70 o ho Ars Us
pleasure and Of three hundred and 'eny JVl
dollars u conah.e. - 49,.
4 H. TAGART. No. - IrIinrtOn-st.
,. A LlNTHiCuM, No. a North charesst
T. w BENNETT CO.,
AgcionoeH
For further information apply to
THOMAS < ALEXANDER, p Pnest, Sewio
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fou5es ano farms Unufso.

T1tRN WANTED-Noar Ncw-Y0rl, Of about
q ..5 .r 10 errhaa-e fIr TIRE B.aoju pros r'l ec
T- s. oUNEAJFI. q P.ae sL, lo,l 10.
DEAL E-IATE.-Wautrd 20 pIlc'.asr % 20
= le. q Lt mtftc .r lr4ti 1~, Due 80 d.
40 o. llas PrI1r, aitl r.N o. pfnrr a"d A' st"NA
y D. LGaefg. ires sd y'oh J :" h'- '' ~" '''
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5lcamboa!s ano Railroads..

ALBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE
"a Ct.tT RFUUCiIOE 81 fARI-DAiLi urlais esr.lfci,
nom Prr a between Ping thaiio8t a. ets lnnheef
~ ealt tabu wills se rtoi1 : o. lhr 'fh r'ane'
ysyBERL CONkECItr11 leave ~ above, returning hon
-.v atG I'D A ANY ,. rar, sunday - hrr'iniire
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HouSa-
Esuaa. Pare, 49, tsmers leave tatba
mel d II ard - eery night Sunday cfeer'eIh
VNOR NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, and the
go-h-sieamc Pect sip for kevliASr at js ana u
t.lg with ,atiroau.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
ID LNDRrENpENr LINZ Scr ihe WEST $50, fh-Whh Jest aad
lOafI EAT FREIGHT l,a and orFar.i J CAN th sAd
ANNOY RAILROAD Per J. k.fu River. rul MIAMI F.lpEi
40 IIyE Per o. Nttl River laif kAllS Low. puc.
lei pa. rrr-s nlt t,r Nt.-jrs.r flI g. aaf e.
IA o ioianatsLi r 10 fose NL2T Of tlpt" Nasu.-
DO 4 All TAO tALl IhaL aLorIls
-' & ~ tsl.s I'll Cssesli kysst
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Gelp UGnte0.
POOK AGENTS WANTED
III FOR

BOOK AGENTS WANTED
I'D FOR
JOIN B. COUGHS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
tn bg ,sc popular boob before toe people We
womb m rtuGOr especially Of experienced agents n tins ver
salary PAD 20 those vito prefer OF rse
s,aulssoa. Pcr particulars aitTegs tie Publishers $500.
BILL. NICHOLS Co, SPRINGFIELD Mass
nRY-GOODS salesman Wanted-ThOse who
~ can coutrol and trade Desirable parties
nil bt a. OK D. treated ADkIAECE ROBBINS Co. SIS way
GENERAL AGENTS WANTED in every
W town State We GOOD, actye
bonetg 20 cOnuel lie hs 81
Indispensable eyerywhce s al sght and iht eau Tor
business permanent free from sk Cau OF stno suD
circulars to P3ABJBY Co, q Dey-st, Nev-Nork
PROTESTANT COOK WANTED-Wanted a
geol Poeaut COOK WASHER ard liOSER 70 do the cook
ns vsslng Of snail fsmyi mus be qualified a. br-
oJIs Ioctngs A. With best Of r refer
I.g,h. a., 600
NNJANTED-Several frst-class Life Insurance
w COuuies a. NeglOra gueuS sulot teh
Nestebeer Putnam fusc9ers
stnes Couany Al communications tTsAsa e9nhaents
ROOD ndaccBeD oGers AGdTes NJ H. hs~ton D. n l. Wy.
NTkNTED-Ien To sell the OLD FRANK
w LIN ALMANAC N IL city and oo1nuy Apply " tAs
llg sn3 ~ Nasan-st. Nev-Yorl
O0n EXPERIENCED WEAVERS WANTED
tbPb o hncut State females AMI families pIeferr Apply a.
PIERCE boShng grsel Aso, sPOOLBHs, NIADEhS sN
6RkS
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Doaro nn0 Rooms.

Doaro dn0 Rooms.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Wasbngton-st
Y jocuprng square from Worcester Springfield ST. boston
=. ROGEES Proprietor
VVANTED-A SUITE of three or four ROOMS,
w fur FURNISHED ina hrstcs neehbora0od for family OF
I'd it's Address 4. A. =. Box T. 81, /. o.
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Dcniistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
v ifs '' snshrc nroe, o5ae ,s 5dml,'',I y - ~.
MINI i.K-., yeieat lssl See tier usss' al be
enc. a,. . iG..tg'l
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gfeumbon,s ar0 Railroaoo.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Psr Boron woce,er Sebbgs ero,op Js.,.. LsT- l.
dia.s point The new md starch steamers
CRY on kEw-YonK
CfTI on NEw-LOyDoy
Pin .I So s,s sy s"at', I'd :. ~ fro"
For New LONDON and Eorieh there eonpec,r, vita Eer trains
oi The above po1 London Solsrn Norwich: and w0rsss
North River. r. SHORT, j. Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
o, IT,. os from Per e. n r. o Ss% q RSsS;sF
Is9t ISss.. rS Connect Po,sses win Pro-,
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York
End City Of Hartford leave Peek slip daily Hartford
Ssisas r. i fs 'f, :. sa q @ 81
nELAWARE AND N. Y. 5. s. Co., Pier 81,
~ R-Th, ". COIr viii for Levs, DEL ever
on s aa and and P Iss w 70. s,o,
and Baltimore Railroads. Returning will leave Ievs WEDNESDAY
e. 2 sPLtSbD fsaSG At If%sG passage 'P' once Oh per-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
v Passenger aad Freight Depot NevYO foo. Of Lberyst
Vim The Delaware Laetsganna wstern Railroad al rhg.pqS,
heh Vale RaArc1e ard .. connections forming eH line 70 P
vsr sSS Sy G s 10 '1A-s ''i '' ''A' r'A'
ALLkSTowg IIgE TO TnR WEST.
Commencing November a l810-LcaVe Neu-fort 81 follows
taTt PsSn asaaoS CITY TiaanSoeI Tcraada ws,sf ss
7.41 R-F0r Easton.
ga n-wEsTETs EIrars, ds Ieeptsurd.ys) for Eallou Allen.
town. Harrisburg West Connects somerr for Feingon,
euse s PRpsof and h,sica for as"cA CGaa M.haDoy
CITY, Nilbesbaue. Miiamsnou, Brie, 6e
nsDs- m.-WAV Train for Someryille
mFor imngion, Esston, Aentown, MsHth Chuni h,noy
CtT, Wkesbare Reang Columbia Lancaster Ephrat, POsvls
Harrisburg, kc
2 D. m-Por Els or. Allentown and HaHch Chunk.
$50 mFor Esop Arentovn, aspeh Chunk and Belvijere
$50 FOR SOmertIll and Remington
%.
town. heading lar pfs5ush Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
and Palace Can Pbugh and Chicago Connects
nth Delaware Lacssapas and Ve,eb Railroad for Scranton
t.l5 D. m-Ior sOmerriTe
60. m.-Por RsSo1,
- m-Eor SsNrele
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n0fo1ins CARDS, &f.

AT WIN. EYERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n toott-TBDDiRG CARDS Ahs PINE STATIONERY. ShTAs
hnAoa l6i5l
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-am-Eg SsnrSie.
~ m.-lEu', untl-For bsstob
s:45 m.-Por Pansed.
u m.-Por Pls'nn,d Wednesday, anil s,tnrGavs - 81. - .
Fo Elizabeth at Geo Go ls 1:-O B:, 500 $50 1910 20
Am-I2mIOO 200 3a $3.50 400 $50 $50 3.l3, $40, "a
600 $50 200 7:4O 300 $40 s:o0, g.5 1875, EA
Tokots obtained the oaee OF e Central kail
ROAD OF New Jrey foot Of bertJ-.t Y No Asor nonse;
Nos 25 Boadway atSo 30 Gretnych and al the p1ncpa
hoiels X T. Kicker Superintendent
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Ocean STEAMERS.

A NCHOR lINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"a LIVERPOOL tui LONDONDERRY,
iron Per D. Nortl River,
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
INDIA SATURDAY, Dee tnhcr 10
Cabin passage, +Gj and SIS ute1n-iaie tS5 h>rats
g. Storage ucktk from above ports So .,... -.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, AGENTS.
L.la an
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

TOMATO BEAR.--Gather the fruit once n
week, stem, wash q mash it; strain through
a coarse linen bag, and to every gallon of
the juice add pound of good moist brown
sugar. Let it stand nine DAYS, and then
pour 1t off from the pulp, which will settle
IN the bottom Of the jar. Bottle it closely,
and the longer you keep it the better it is
when you want to use it. Take pitcher
that will hold as much rs you want to use,
bill 1t nearly full of sweetened water, add
some of the preparation already described,
and you will find it equal to the best lemon
ado, costing almost nothing. TO every gal
lon OF sweetened water add half tumble of
beer
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
ETA Quaker maiden of Indiana, VIII

ESA Quaker maiden of Indiana, who
had reached the age of 60, accepted mat
rimonial offer from man who belonged to
the Presbyterian church, and began to pre-
pare for her wedding As usual dcIega.
ton of Friends waited on her, and remon-
strated with her for marrying out of meet.
ing The bride elect heard the visitors pa
tiently and said Look here I've beer
waiting just sixty years for the meeting to
marry me, and if the meeting don't want
me to marry out of it, why don't tho meet
ing bring along its boys?' The delegation
departed in silence.
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Farmer and Rouse-Keeper.

CELERY AND ONIoNs.-Many persons
become so much affected with nervousness.
that the least annoyance greatly agitates
them, and when they stretch out their hands
they shake like aspen leaves on windy DAYS
By daily, moderate use of the blanched
stalks OF celery as a salad, they may be-
come as strong and steady 10 limbs as other
persons. Every one engaged in labor weak
euing to the nerves, or afflicted with palpi-
tation of the heart, should use celery daily
in season, and onions in its stead, when not
In decentralization Gazette.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

HARD UP.-At station on the overland
route the keeper got rather short of provis-
ioDs-in fact, bad nothing left but bottle
O. mustard and some bacon. AS the stage
stopped there one day to change horses, the
passengers seated themselves at the table,
and the host said
Shall help you to piece of bacon p
mo, thank you; never eat bacon, said
one traveller.
We'll, them, said the station keeper,
'belp yourself to the mustard ?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

STOPPING THE TRAIN-The express
train was whirling along over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad the other day-behind time
and running at furious speed-when the
engineer caught sight of an Old lady slowly
pottering ahead upon the track. Instant
ly the whistle was blown. No heed, how
ever, was taken Of it. But thinking the
venerable dame would get out of danger in
due time, the speed was not slackened
though the screaming Of the whistle made
the mountains ring. Yet still she (thc wo
mani kept slowly on, neither turning her
head to the right nor left, until the engine
was almost upon her. Then the trakes
were put on with will, and stoppago ef-
fectcd just in time to save her life.
What the-dcvil Is the matter with
you ? asked the engineer, as be jumped
off and took the ancient dame by the shout
der
Guess you needn't scream so. You
have made fuss enough already was the caus-
tic reply
You heard the whistle, them?
'Sartainly. haint deaf
Then why in the name of thunder didn't
you get off the track p
You bain't got no right to run over
folks, as | know on, and it's your business
to stop when you see them walking on the
track y
The swearing of 'our army il Flanders
was nothing compared to that of the cngi-
neer, as he pushed her aside, spraDg upon
the machine, and set it whizzing again to
the tune of forty miles an hour.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
BALTIMORE. MD.

Resoired By he Legislature Of West Virgi,;,
Tue following is proposed as an Amendment To
the Constitution Of this State, to be substituted
Tor section one of article three thereof and to no
come part of the said Constitution when ratified
according TO The provisions thereof namely:
The male citizens Of The State shall be emit
Ted to vote at all elections held within the cleo
uon districts IN which they respectively reside
but no person who is a minor or of unsound
mind, or pauper, or who is under conviction of
treason, felony or bribery in an election or who
has not been resident of the State for one wear
and OF the county in which he offers to vote for
thirty days next preceding such offer shall be
permitted 10 vote while such disability con-
tnues."
Adopted February %, 1870.
In the House Of Delegates Thursday. Februa
~ - 1870, the above resolution was adopted
The YEAS WERE-Mcssrs. WEIGH Speaker
Agnew. Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard of Logan
beli@hooyer, Bowycr, Branuon, Burgess, Davis
son. Donehoo, Evans, Farnsworth, Fisher, Elan
aean, Flick Gandee, Guthrie Heryey, Howard
achson, Judy, Lamb, Lamon, Lynch. Maxwell
Mccoy Meadows, Miller, Nicely, Pownall RAIDER
ktepp Scott Smith, Teter, Thomas Wells and
NllkinSon-3S
IRE NAYS wFRr-NIessrs Baker, Barlow. Car
penier, Chambers, Collins, Cracrtlt, Davis Fa-
rs, Cot, !iassler, Hin, Howe, Perpoint Price
ReNroad, Surgiss, Summers and Wheat-ls.
In the SENATE, Monday, February Is, 1870. the
above resolution VAS adopted
me EAs NERE--MoSSrs. farnsworth (Presi,
dent APplegatc, Brown. Gather James )Cather
Jesse Il - Cook, Crane Davis, Dayton, Doolit-
ue' Cold Hartman, koonce, Leonard, Patrick,
ihepS, EamSdc and Young-ls.
The NAYS wE8E-Mcssrs Boremap. IhImnb
reys, Nerniuger and Wilson,
Aug. II, lStO.-l2W
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WIT AND HUMOR.

cEThe Earl of sbaftesbury, in speak
ing, recently, of the evils arising from the
cellbacy of the Roman Catholic clergy, said /:
'lf his holiness tho Pope had a wife, she
would not allow him for an hour to remain
In the belief that he was infallible.'
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''OII' Fathers IEousc;', or.
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.

HV DANIEL MARCH. u. d. out5or Of NJ,
yopular "NigLt Scenes" 7Ljs nast,. d,
Morght ana humane sLo,rs ms Uut,II r;cI.
as u1,3L,oyt;,s =, H.. o., ~ ~ =,
BlooojDg Ro.rcx, .yin1;ny 5jrfs Ugr;a,,
poiD,s, HoHing cIo,,ls, B-,u,;E6 Lo,r 81,
crci Do,utuiHs. DcI;obtiI ,;,cy, U;o5u,
oce0Ds, Thundcriag roiccs. Wg.iD1 Lcor
c,,S and rosf unircrsc ,rih con,jlcsS Lc;,,o,
IA mJHio0s n rorl3s, and reads 10 MS n
each the Ju,ryjt,, Uo,J P,.o I',.j,. 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
Commission to Agents

For on order Of $50 from a clpb ~ mir
", zee rWpoy NE ogenL as commission,
33 yards Jleachcd or L,o,rn hcctiug. goo,5
dress pattern, all 'eoot pants pattern, on
SO. 30 ni cash
For an oy''er ofsGO, fran, a c1uJ ofsir.
~ 'ee rH pay NE ogept So yayds jroir,,
or bieached dcctiDg, h,af,pg rase ,eai~h.
oH ,rooi ho,el, or 800 m coh
FIR an or1er NJ 500, E,ou n cI,b oI
oDe hundrcd, IRE ,cW puy me age,t 10
yords q gord ,ri1e,) hcctiay, sDl,u5ia
se~Dy machue, or Sll jn cash
SEND MONEY by REGISTERED LETTERS
For further particulars send for catalogues.
Address
GEORGE a. PLUMBER q co
Successors 90 Harris & Plummcr5
30 aud 40 Hanover Street Boston Mass
JIHU0rv IL. 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
One half the Regular Rates.

O"r stock consists, IN part, cfMe Jollo,c
ing goo}s::
SHAwLs, BLANKETS, QUILTS, CoTToNs.
GINGHAMs, DRESS GOODS, TABLE LIN,
En-, TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS.
CoRsETs, &c, &c.
SILVER PLATED WARE, Spoons pLA.
TED ON NICKEL SILVER, DESSERT Forks.
FIVE BOTTLE PLATED Casters, Britain
MA WARE, GLASS WARE, TABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY ~ GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANT French AND GERMAN FAN.
cY GOODS, BEAUTIFUL PHoToGRApH AL
BUNS, the newest and choicest styles in
Morocco and Velvet Bindings
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, OF THE
NEWEST STYLES.
We hare also made arrangements ,eM
sonle " me leading puJi;~ling houses Mat
'otH e"abIe as To sell he standard anu Ept.
cs' 'rorhs fPopular antiors at aJom one.
my the rcgUIaT price such as BYRON,
Moore, BURNS, MHToN, and TENNY.
SONS WoRKs, ~ FW cir AMI C2olh
Bndings, amt hUmdrcds IF others.
Ihcse ANIL creryhing else FIR
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
IN ecery ordcr amoUntiRg 10 orer $50,
accompanied by ME cash, tie Agem man
retain $500 4; and m eCcrg orolcy rerSIO0,
S4.OO may BE- reiGjncd ~
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

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because it ish sheep
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
HENRY'S
CONSTITUTION RENOVATOE,
OR
BLOOD CLEANSER.


/ TENHlS is no idle remark that we make. n d.
i now known 20 all thtt The majority of those
brave men who fought tie Southern battle for
/ freedom are combating q much moro Ecriuus
enemy now lurking 10 their veins puriuy tH..
late war thousands of men were yHcciuatci ~ iIt
all forms ui dicascs under the prrlcu-p Of .unrl.
ing against that fen destroyer small Pos
vaccination Is a boon 20 maubiud when the
vaccine virus is pure lut when 10 g. taken fr.aI
lhc arm OF a patient Who has SCr1fun, BDIN
PERSONS arr T.tINTED -ILIhE IN ID.
perfectly notorious iltyt vaccine matter iHs auI
rs now being taken from The bodies of uc.r.rs
and white men, luil az mcrcuriu and kindr.I
dle'scs. The remedy now SO well known for The
cure Of SCroiula,
Henry's Constitution Renovator.
is offered to all with lhe strongcs, of,
PERFECT < MOST COMPLETE CURE
For
SCEOFULA, SKIN ERUPTTONS,
SALT RllEUM. SYPHILIS.
BOILS, PIMPLES.
WASTE OF VITALITY.
RHEUMATISM.
ULCERATED
TilOAiS, and
CONSUMPTION
Henry's Constitution Renovation
cannot he cqualled by my other PREPARATION or
the day. fanny person should be skcptiral about
ihls Jet him ask his ueighbor about our remedy
NINE HUNDRED g. NINErY.NINE
men out oi q thpusdnd know of this remedy. aud
cannot hud words enough TOR their praise BE-
low we print q few samples of letters WEI ,,u-
stanty receiving daily
EXTRACTS FROH LETTERS
81 'rns r0ccHdtcd ~ He HosD,l,,l nj
I'chS6Hy Jor Smut Pr. ,ro1 lCr,r
%ch LCJore. Since Hcn, until Ikrjed n L1t-
he ofVo"r CoRahtUtioa Rcuorator, Iuos
nercr free JroDi scobS. Iir. JIHora. NJ
EHt9r, Aia., sent me n Jotlc n gour yen,.
eiJ I"m Ho'o, siucc Ihare loLta n, t,le
lro"t al sorcs, crrcpt q small one on u,y
leg, a"d Jta hcaL'Hg"
81 ,cos rey much hopblcd rim syoAH;s.
l0'tr remedy scans ~ Le curjng nte t,st
Sen" ] bot per Esgrc,s."
s. les, yo', / may ,reH soy, slrL ye1i,I
Jron' coI1'io'i ichHg, ,~as Hcrer crperi3ic-
ed ~ me until nor. T1ur Cou.tit0tiou
Renoroior Is cn,iay me pp."
4 t'y rSdes any comp1criou - as
/"'r as n Jab's, H0nks 20 yourremr,I1'
"Ao mare Mramatisw. Hr,e bgftE,s
gf Constitution RA>cotor haze uode D.s
q nae man,"
"Doe'or, eaei,.,d fals5. P,egsc sand
me apply TIRE /ouaies hare rant 10
ny yo'r CoHR1wiu Eeaocaf1r."
w hare nam L1r no mare Lpe,s. L.l
c"1nyA has barn s1H. 4 fqu aJD.lf 4.
mode 10 DDu ~ NE
J. U Il j. so UTHERN RACE
gh"rf mt TP Srotva 10 Us La1. and
- 'rH "rrrr bi2.s2ni ip V1,y ehaYru 10
me Lor" ~ ~0"e7, s'g"hd bodlsoad sirt.