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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
F,E MALE RE GULATOR.

This valuable medicine is prepared for women 81
clnsiyely, and to be used By women only. 1t il
adapted especially to those where tho womb ia
disordered. and will cure any irregusrity in the
'menses. except in such cases as require surgica,
operation. As these last are very rare, the Female
Is OF Of I'm ro c IA
trouble OF mind, or ike causes, it acts like charm,
by restoring tie DISCHARGE in every instance thus
relieving the fever, headache, pain in the email of
the back and Tower stomach, Nus hes OF heat about
the face, chilly sensations, burning of the eyeids,
symptoms pass away Immediately, without injury to
to tbs constitution. Frequently. however. the pro
comes chronic, and the foundation laid for number
ess evils to the constitution of the woman. The
or perhaps the "whtes," will appear There will be
uneasiness about the womb, but very little or
none of the natural huid escaping. The complexion
becomes sallow, bowels swollen. a sort of greenisb
caste ABOUT the face, constant dull aching pains
with or without whites pa'pitations of the heart,
pHilor exhaustion, indigestion, weariueN- ianguor
aching across the loins loss of appetite pain in left
bre ast, ughtoess across the chest. cough and gdd
ness. Ii still allowed to go on green sickness will
be fully developed; the headache becomes severe,
with loss OF memory, diminished sensibility sick
stomach, dyspepsia, no relish for food, loss of iesh
increased hut,ering of the heart, swelling of the
feet legs and body and occasional splitting Of blood
The slightest effort causes hurried breathing. al
most to suff9cation. The skin is flaDby. and has
'doughy feel" Jhis is a sad picture, but it is the
condition of thousands of women between the ages
OF fifteen and forty-hve, who brought to the
grave by ignorance, or neglect 10 take the proper
TO all whoare afflicted with any of the symptoms
above mentioned IN connection withan irregnlarity
of the monthly sickness we earnestly say: TAKE
DR.. j BRADFIELDS FEMALE REG ULATOR.
few ounces taken you will at once experisnce ITS
benefit and with little patience you will be fully
restored to health.
This remedy has been extensively used for upward
OF twenty years by many of the most experienced
and successful physicians Georgia. No family
should be without tao three bottles.
Werepeat, that DR. j. BRADtIELD'S FEMALE
REG ULATUR is prepared for women, and TO be
used by women only A trial is all we ask.
Prepared and sold in any quantity by
L. T. BRADEIELD, Druggist
Atlanta, Ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
. EW KEsTAVRANT

NEW KESTAVRANT.
GOOD LIVING AT LIVING PRICES
Table d. HOsc:
Breakfast. fifty cents; Dinner, fifty cents.
All the deicacies of the season served oil to GUS
toners, and the cooking unexceptionAL Try my
house. EDWARD MARTIN, Proprietor,
No. 81 st. Charles street.
Board psr month, $751; per week, Sc. fe3 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-20

OFFICERS:
W. a. PECKHAN, President
W. Il. HOOKER Vice President.
l.. MOADAM, Secretary and Aotuary.
G. a FREDRIKAR, Superintendent of Asencia
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TIE slim OnsAls.

TUsKEGEE, Ala. Move nber a. 1888
Mr. L. r.. Brsdhed-Sir: Please forward u.s. imms
diately another supply eff "Hra6helo's Female kegu
lator" We find it TO be all that is claimed for il,
and we have witnessed the most happy and decided
effects produced by it.
Very respectfully,
hUNTEE i ALEXANDER.
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INSURANCE.

T OUISIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE
FIRE. MARINE XVER
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOVES TARlFY
RATES.
e. GANUOHEAU, President
A. BALDWIN, Vice President
l. W. BAQUIE. Secretary.
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We. the undersigned Druggists, take pleasure ia
commencing to the trade DR.. j. Bradfields Female
Regulator, believing it to be good and reliable
remedy for the disease for which he recommends it,
W. A. LANSDELL. Atlanta, Ga.
PEMBERTOE, WILSON, TAYLOR co.
Atlanta. Ga
". c. LAWSHF, Atlanta, Ga.
", ROOT SON, Marietta, GA
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This Company insures against FIRE, MARINE
and RIVER RISKS at the lowest rates Of premium,
and returns FIFTEEN PER GENT t. parties in
suriAg. II. fEYCHAUD, President
p. NALOOHEE, Vioo President
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STATE OF GEORGIA. Troup County.
This Il TO certify that hsve examined the recipe
OF DR. Josiah Bradfieid, OF this county, and, a
NIT lcai man, pronounce t TO be CON bin alton OF
medicines of great merit in the treatment OF all the
diseases of females for which he reccmmends it.
WILLIAM z SEASLEY, n D.
This December II 1863
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INSURANCE.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, or NEW YOEK-
EssAblished I'm 1859.

ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLR.
DASH OR THIRD LOAN PREMIUMS
NO NOTES REQUIRED.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
Standing Treat.

No American custom causes moro gcUu.
inc surprise and amusement among trayeil-
ing foreigners than that which is known in
our saloons as Creating '-consis;iu in the
entertainment OF two ~ ;s;..c ~;,h 5,iI-.,i-
ments for which one volunteers to pay. It's
pure Amercanism all over the Republic
it is as common as in Europe it is unknown.
There is probably no minute of any dav
in the year when two or three hundred Cit
2cns of Chicago arc not guzziug something
stronger than water at somebody else cx-
pcnsc.
The casual meeting oftwo men who have
ever exchanged a word together is "a signal
for both instantly to exclam. Come, lets
have something = aud for both to dive
down into the nearest subterranean cavity
below the sidewalk The Que who spoke
first usually insists upon paying the Shot
/ the word shot being n me,aphor.cal re.
/ ference to the deadly character Of the con.
tents usuaiiy ;4acn ia;3 tho stomach. If
two old friends meet, the regular thing to
say first is, Let's drink TO old times and
Z the resident must Invariably treat the
stranger II man he we'll acquainted, it
is considered the princely thing tosciz, mp.
J BILE; take them to sal3cn, and give them
a complicated stand up drink a. the bar.
If there is any thing absurler than this
habit, we arc unable to put our finger on
IL Men do not always treat one aaoth-
er to Cur tickets because they happen TO
meet on the same seat We never saw q
man take out his pocket book on encoun
iering an acquaintance, and say, 'Ah,
George Delighted TO sec you Do take a
few postage stamps, It's my treat Do
men have mania for paying each other.
board bills? And Is drinking together more
social than eating together or sleeping TO-.
gcthcr?
A traveller may 60 all over tho CONT
nents Of Europe, Of Asia and of Afri,a,
without seeing any man, except Yautre.
o3er 10 treat, and the Frenchmcn are quite
social enough, but when they turn iri1 %
cofe 20 sip their wine or branded Gee fa.
gcihcr, each man pays for bis own Wher
Two Germans, long separated, meet. they
vi.l he very likely 20 embrace. and ih.u t1
turn into an adj cent beer collar. III. down
and drink lager and eat prc.ze's .ul caa..
bnt when they part again, each man settles
hi7 own score independently. So boo i..-.
The Italians arc provcrbia,y merry aul gene
Crous, but each man pays lar his oEu wine.
msccarOuj aud cigars They never c1 iut
each Others pocket book ira the aer.l
name of friendship. They would a- soon
think If transferring Co each other the.r
washorwomau's bills
The prepascrous fashion of treating {.
rospou,b for ibc1crrib'c drunlrunc.- go
America. There would De as litdc need .i
tempcr1ucc societies aud liitlo work tyr tbe
Good T-mplars as there is in Germany.
France and Italy, 10 this porniciou- and io.
sidiou- habit was abolished It is, take 6,
al. mall, The most ridiculous, ihc most un-
reasonable and thc most pcstient custom
that ever laid ice tyranical hand ora ciyilz.
ed human beings -- Chicogo Post
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

a butting match Of sixty-four rounds,
between two Georgia amendments, was de-
cided draw fight.
y man was robbed 10 the depot at Co
lumlus on Friday Of last week ot money
and papers valued at $4,000. lie was on
his way % Tennessee to buy land.
The Massachusetts, Supreme Court has
decided that a contract made on Sunday
and carried into effect, cannot be repujiat-
ed by either party.
Albany has a brass band composed Of
twelve young ladies, whose uniform is ia
zo1ave style.
s young woman az Jeferonv;.lc, Ind,
while out walking With young man Who
bad boon loving her unvisely but too uu-
mcr1Is.y, met "a minister, when she ,urn q
tl 'hl young man., pulled o revolver ard
gave bim bis choice Co marry her right
there or be perforated. adding chat ~ the
minister refused To- perform tho ceremony
sbe would shaos h.m THO uuptial knot
was tied 80 c1ris.
Itis sad a hiuk, when so many people
ara in actual wont Of clothes. chat other
people cln bee found io New York willing
20 waste $500 ou the dress Of n single doll.
Tho United States has 'on Oh cloth fc.
toro-, dga being in Maine, md three in
Now Jersey
A New Hampshire magistrate is under
Indictment flr haeirz married n matr9n Of
forty % q youth 1f fifteen, whom sho had
captured, aai who states thatho was afraid
f1 sy $50 when asked the momcutous cues
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

PRESERVING PARsNIPs. Tho almost
universal practice among farmers is to al
low their parsDips to remain in tho ground
through winter, just where they were grown.
We believe the quality of this root is inn
proved by being frozen, or at least kept
cool, but it IS necessary to leave them in
the open garden during winter, where, il
the ground remain frozen, they cannot be
got at until it thaws in spring, and then
used in very few weeks or not at all. IL
the roots are dug up lato in the fall, leav-
ing all the tops on, then carefully heeled in
th.ckly together in rows, after which cover
with little coarse litter, they can be roach
ed whenever wanted during the winter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

NEW METHOD or MAKING Bread
Tie up ono pound Of rice in thick linen
bag, allowing ample room to swell DOLL il
three or four hours rutil it becomes smooth
paste; mix this, while warm, with ten
pounds Of -four, adding the usual quantities
Of yeast and salt; allow the dough 70 work
certain tine near the FIRE, after which di-
vide it into loayes. The -four should be
busted 10, and most vigorously kueadcd
This quantity Of rice and -four has produ-
ced tweniy-six pounds thirteen ounces Of
this excellent bread, which keeps moist and
sweet longer than that made by the ordi-
nary process. -Ner Jerscy Ncchanjc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

KEEPING ONIONS Onions are often in
jured in winter by keeping them in too
warm place. They will seldom be injur-
ed by frost if kept in the dark, and in tight
barrels or boxes, where not subjected to
frequent changes of temperature. Its the
alternate freezings and thawings that de-
siroy thom, and if placed in position where
they will remain frozen llwinter, aud then
thawed out slowly aud in dark place, no
considerable injury would result from this
apparently harsh treatment. Onions should
always be stored in the coolest part of the
cellar, or put in chaf aud set in the barn
or some clubhouse
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

MINCE PlEs-The following receipt for
mince pies which arc now in season, il con
Gdently recommended by n writer in the
German town Tclcyraph, after using for ma
ny years Boil fresh beef tongue tender,
let it get cold thon chop it Gne with ono
pound of suet, one bali peek Of apples, two
pounds of currents picked and washed very
carefully, one pound Of citron sliced, half
an ounce each Of powdered cloves, alspice,
cinnamon, and ginger, three piu.s of sweet
cider, one pint of Madeira wine, half a pint
Of brandy, with enough sugar to sweeten to
your ta5tc.-This will make a large lar full.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

G1- Mrs AoAssIz says that 10 certain
Amazonian tribcs, on the day Of biz mar.
riage. while tho wedding festivities arc
going on, tho bridegroom. bands are tlel
up 10 a paper bag flied with 6rc-ants If
BIO bears this torture smilingly and u.,mov-
cd be is considered 81 for tie trials Of mat
rimony.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09
Farmer and House-Keeper.

How TO SAVE Your SHoE SoLEs.--
II consists merely in melting together tai.
low and common rosin, in the proportion
of two parts of tho former TO one part of
the latter, and applying the preparation
(hot) to the soles Of the boots or shoes as
much Of il ns tho leather will absorb One
farmer declares that this little recipe alone
has been worth more than Ave years sub
scription to the newspaper publishing il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

UNLEAvENED BREAD.-This bread il
made by the watcr-curc, and hygienic be-
Levers who arc opposed to the uso Of yeast,
soda, salaratus, salt, and cream of tartar.
Persons with very weak stomachs will de-
rive beueft from the use Of this bread. As
a change any one can use it, if they desire
to. This bread requires hot oven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

TIE PUBLIC LANDs.-AccorIing b. tho
report of che Secretary Of tho Interior. s..
OJ5Al3 acres Cfpubiic lands woro disD5z-
ed Of during the last fiscal year by Che gov.
eminent. OF this 2,lj0,jlj we're sold 49,
The rcmaiudcr was given away More tban
iNIee and half millions were given away
as n0mcsioads More than half million
acres were given TO those holding soldiers
warrants. More than one million Of acres
were given i0r railroads aDd wagon roads.
Ihe total shows quantity greater By 420,-
Z6l acres than that disposed or tie pre-
gious year Tho amount received for All
ihis vest quantity Of land disposed OF is
53,JG6, 3l890-'a sum less BY $500 $40
30 than vas received tho previous year
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

reasonable p-ovocation.' And removing
bis engagement ring from her finger, she
laid IL on the table beside him you are
free she said. And she swept haughiily
from the room before he could detain her.
Fool he muttcrcd, as he left tho
house, 'to forfeit my claims 20 the old mans
gold, when il was almost within my con-
troll Fool. That's what mau makes 10y
letting his Jealousy get the better Of his
Judgment
And he ground his teeth in a fury.
We'll, Katie said her father after din
nor, 'how arc you going to amuso yourself
this evening Going out?
No, papa; ] will stay with you, If you,
will let me she said, rising and going
around to his chair. Il may, can't Ii?
of course you can; but Grey told me
this morning that you had promised to ac-
company him to hear the Wandering Min
rstrcls tonight
q never promised him. she auewcred,
quickly, 'and am not going; and papa
- and Katie hid her face on his Shout
der
well, Birdie, what do you want new
dress or a set Of jewels 2
Neither; but | wanted to ask you not
r,trra
r ,Not - CIV ,n,tbir, obop. Ucnrv ?
Wba, do ,o,, mon, % s,iI NJ Leo IN os
,on;sr,,cr, Il NV, ,,,,gc1 K,tio
81 60 lin, b,,,, his r;n,, The ,,,,rr:r,,
nav, uo insnltcJ mo and you'd not
bear il,
And. with her arms tightly claspcd a.
ronoJ bor f,,boI's neck. She told him all
l- No-,,,,s ,r,,,s;,;on anil rho stock-
brn,,ar,s irsn,,;or words about hin, and 70
Icr
.,Pbo .r,.,,l,, .,;l Lor c,tbor ,pcrilv
.S.ryol L;,, ION, aud 7 ann ol,d oft lit,lo
oil. a. noyor u,s zyor,bv of Won and I
knew il. We can be h,pny without him.
Katie dear
.ob voc NINA,
.T,r;on' Ono f,,lo,v D., 10 soi5 ,nrs;oo-
10 ,,n3 if I v,oto1 son.in-Iaw. which
49,, 7 eb,,,i,
,pIo,so mana
Ana K,tie Dlacad her Gncer nlovCollv
On lis Inns.
.VeII Let mo finish nv wine now. and
7 Won't saw any more
And no l,i.sad tho rosy fogora.
Good e 10 continued ,ftrr Katie had
l,f tho roan, q am Glad sometl,iDp occur.
roll ~ bro,l, off that match / never did
( like tho fellow. but Katie had her heart
set up5n II. and let her plcasc herself
now IL is over and feel much relieved
tnl he drew long breath. as II a load
had bo,n rnr,,yed That had become great
bu,den to bear.
>
Twas one morning in carly juno. \
h;,,. b,,,,,ir,,I st,,,,,,,,r r,ornioc E,tio
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

ALUM GINGERBREAD II cup molasses,
of milk, half cup butter, teaspoonful a
lum, . of soda, large spoonful ginger, -four
enough 70 roll out bake in sheets.
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In the Mountains.


of mine has ever led you to make this de-
claratiou. assure you | never had the
least suspicion that your affection for me
was other than that of friend l am 81
accustomed to think of you as such, that
never expected that you cared for me-
The speaker was young lady of seven
teen summers, the daughter Of wealthy
merchant Of the city. But the scene of
this dialogue was charming villa at Ken
sngiou, Very lovely she was as she stood
leaning against the window, looking IN
half frightened Into the face of tue gentle
man she was Addressing Her dress Of
delicate blue, with fall OF snowy lace az
neck aud wrists, set of her delicate beauty,
pure the opening rosebud and her gold
en- rnglets surrounded with kind of halo
the face upiurned to his
You are yet young, Katie he said. Il
would not ask you to give up your freedom
only give me hope, aud will wait for you
as long as YOU desire. Nay | wait aud
hope on, Katie p
q KNOW | am young, Mr.. Norton, but
not too young to decide. [ owe YOU the
truth, she said, the rich blood crimsoning
her white forehead; and as a tried friend,
can trust YOU to keep my secret am
alrcq1y engaged
Thou ava 700 late And the frame
os the handsome young man trcmb.cd as
he hurried his face in his hands
Looking mp some moments after, bis face
white aud haegard, as if from long Illness.
be said, gently caressing the golden head
bowed So prni'cut'y May you be very hap
py, my katio. once hoped to call you
my own now, al that is past l cannot
say | give You up willingly, for it takes
the sunshine from my life ; but if he is
worthy OF you | win give you up, and may
the good FATHER bring you all the happi-
ness | coyct Tor you, little friend ; and
turning quickly lie left the room.
'Just my luck cxlo'ly sobbed Katie af-
ter be had l'ft her alone TO think that
he loved me, and when would give almost
any ching 10 the world to p'easc him since
BE ms been so kind. the very thing he
wants 7 mus; refuse him =
And ha,ic s1bbcd as if her heart would
break
Crying Why, Ktic, what ais you
This rs new freak of yours What is tic
matter Katie =
Aud tae -entlempa seated himself be
side her, aui urnel To GnI the reason Of
her tears; bat she would ~: answer him.
4 m Norton on the stairs ne continue
cd, 'and be- looked as if be bad lost his last
and only friend. Has he any coancctiou
with those swollen cyc'ils, Katie =
oh, HcaJy, that is justit" and Katie
tod him all her trouble, adding, Il am SO
sorry, fr he has been Sd good 20 papa
'AnI 50 you refused him eli You ucel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

ES-To drive away rats, powder tho rat
holes thiekly with ground cayenne (rcd)
pepper, such as is ordinarily used for the
table. That is simple aud said to be ef-
fectiyc
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Away, away with signs and tears,
Away with care and sorrow;
The storm that wrecks our hopes to-day
May bury grief tomorrow.
1t is not meet that man should mourn,
Amidst this world Of telling
For he who looks in Natures face
Will always find her smiling.
lis true, Old Winter did return.
To show his different phases
But Spring, we know, win come Mt last.
To strew the fields with daisies
Then come-away with signs and tears,
Away with care ard sorrow:
The storm that wrecks our hopes to-day
May bury grief tomorrow.
L o. ID a Y
From December No. of Lippincott's Magazine.
Oh linger, sweet To-day,
And hasten not away:
Let kindly ewes still shine,
The same old friends be mine,
The joys which, being thine,
Shall pass with thee away:
Oh leave them kind To-day
Oh hasten, drear To-day
Oh hasten fast away
For thou sad tears hast brought,
And hours with sorrow fraught,
Fair hopes that came to naugh;
Take take them al away,
And liuger not To-day
oh infinite To-day,
That shalt not pass away
ont of the shadowy night
Into thv heavenly light
Under Ills wotchful sight,
We fain would haste away,
And call earth Yesterday.
NJ. H. X.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

RTThc Cherokee nation or Indians made
tbo l7th uIt.a day offas,iDg and prayer
for protection against me swindling opera
tions Of tho agents Of tho United States
Government
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

1-g~Hos tar, It is said, win make sole
leather water proof.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-12-09

To Cur WHALEBoNE Easily. Hold It
10 The flames e lamp an instant and you
can cut 10 with tho shears.
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South Branch Intelligoncer.
William Harper, Editor.
OTrc, Corner Uoin and Grogek lane SIS
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING 4:

Tie rates or advertising urc, for a square ten
lns or less, ONH DoltAa ANp FIFTY CUsIs for
tIraa insertions larger ones in the same proper
ZION. Each continuance Thirty=seyen and a half
Cents
Quarterly, hrf yearly and yctyly advertise
rel.H inserted 90 liberal reduction on the above
rates..
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
yea, Will hc charged regular rates.
NoadvCrtisement 10 De considered by the month
or year unless specified ON the Manuscript, pre-
yiously agreed upon between Che parties.
Resolutions of associations, communications OF
limited interest, and notices of deaths exceeding
TgN LASS will hoe charged ten cents per line.
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f.. yrl1r ~ Dpr'Hnt Reading, Writing,
Spelling Elementary Arithmetic. and
Gfaeaphs SIP 90
JnI1r- English Grammar, Geogra-
rhr Comp 'on Arithmetic and Al-
geNr1 re- 90
@. Ssnier-Latn, Greek. Mathematics and
the higher ra-Gs1 Branches. Or oo
Contingent IrH 30
Payment un..hl'r in advance.
no deduction except in cases OF sickness.
Board con- ho procured at 8 Us 90 Sl6 per month
iu private families in The village
hgTgcef--E. J.. DABVgY, ID. d., b. ". SWIM,
D. ID, Rev. q. rs. FNLEY, and Faculty Of
Hampden Sidney College
SAMUEL y. Fl Or---
Romncy, Sept o. I9-o o,.
Principal
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a dangerous charac,er-a man who takes
lifo checrfully.
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South 3ranth 9ntelligcntrr.
WAY WITH CARE.

RoMNEY, FRIDAY MORNING, DEC ., 1870.
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EE Some careful man has asocrtain.l
that The average head contains 100, hair.
The average moustacho contains about n