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This table is instructive, because u
shows how futile have been all the at
tempts made by the South since the
war 20 encourage immigration, and
how useless Il is fOr Us to 90 on so.
There Is IN the mind of the emigra-
ting classes abroad q prejudice against
Tennessee, and Ia fact against the
whole South, which nothing but the
most maleVOlent falsehOOd could be-
get; and though the Well-tO do emf
grants Of the continent were offered
farms gratis IL they would come to
your State and occupy them, ew, in
NV Judgment, would come 10hjls these
l9rejudtces remain. You would first
have TO disa buse their minds Of many
a false impression. This prejudice is
the result Of years Of systematic mis-
represeu tatiOn and slander which we
have suffered there. 1t is only one OF
the grievances Of the South. The In
teBsity Of il, the absurdity Of 1t, is
simply astounding, and such az no one
can form any just conception OF, who
has not been abroad and mixed there
An society enough TO catch the tone Of
the people.
People ia Europe have been taught
10 regard US Of the South as 5 lswless
set aud a wicked people, prone to vio.
lence and apt at insult. The most
erroneous impressions have been
made there with regard to our
manners and customs, and the ehealth-
fuIness Of our climate, etc. Before
quitting Europe, emigrants are made
"a believe that labor Is considered
really dishOnOrable 10 the South.
nave heard it stoutly maintained, by
geuHamen Of extensive reading that
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Politics and ReIialon.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE
press Of California, almost without
expedition, denOunce the coroner's
jury in the case Of Cinnamon that
were murdered by boys. The jury, in
the face Of positive testimony, re-
turned a verdict Of death from cause
unknown.
A steamer has just arrived from
Panama. The result OF the pri-
mary conventions held throughout
the State indicate the nomination of
Booth for Governor by the RepublI-
cans, and Of Haight, the present In
cumbent, by the Democrats, who is
pledged against local subsidies.
The Right Reverend Bishop Johan-
mes has directed that hereafter the
Gregarian calendar be used at Alaska
in place Of Julian or Greek, and that
the same Sunday be observed az in
other parts Of the United States.
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AmerIean.FIaa OUTRAGED in Canada.

ST. PAUL, June Il.-Gentlemen
arriving from Manitoba reports that,
on May 26th, the American Consul,
J. W. Taylor, was assaulted by Cana
dian soldiers, who struck Mr.. Taylor
with a club. Mr.. Taylor escaped to
the Consulate, and Immediately pulled
down the American FAC, which was
flying in honor Of the Queens birth
day. No action was taken by the au-
thOrities on this outrage. Other acts
of lawlessness, committed by soldiers,
are reported, who are fast melting a
reign of terror.
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MILWAUKEE,, June 11.-Professor
Pierce, superintendent Of the United
states coast survey, and P. D. Cuts,
his assistant, have left for Washing
ton. While here, they completed the
arrangements for a triangulatiOn
across the continent, with view of
establishing a parallel atti.
tude, in order to ascertain
the data for determining the true di-
mensiOns and figure Of the earth.
TriangulatiOn is to be commenced
about the 18th Of July, at st. Louis,
under the direction Of Assistant Hat
ter, Otto Tittman, of the coast survey,
and Prof. Ambecki of this city.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
The Press Convention.

PITTsRURG, June 1I.-At a meeting
Of the Western Associated Press, in
the Chatsuqus House, MsysviIle, NeW
York, yesterday, resolutions Of
thanks to the officers Of the various
railroad companies, to the Lincoln
Club, Of Pittsburg, to the captain of
the steamer ChantaUqua, to the brass
band Of Jamestown, and to other Off
cials and citizens, for their courteous
attention on the excursion, were
9dODted
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A. O. Jones, convicted of forging the
signature Of Thomas A. Scott, Presi-
dent Of the Union Pacific railroad, to
free passes was sentenced 10 three
years in the Penitentiary.
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President Grant is expected to ac-
company the excursion party next
Wednesday over the Delaware, Lack
aWana and Western railroad.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
70 BUILDERS AHg CONTRRCTORs

I'VE have on hand a LOT OF Extra Fine New
Nv York CRATES. with sumner Front.
German silver and Gilt Finish. which va
have dstarmlnsd 70 dispose OF eEs- 1Tsss 81
cost All who need anything lu this Tfra
will and d ID their interest % aEumtua or
sto~k before purchasing. A bargain can hs
had IS we are determined 70 sen taan h
close out the lot
BARBOUR, WILDER & GrlfPsoN.
IeII . second sLraat- 49,. 80 l
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ETO6100.

District Of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. -
At MsmPhis, Tsn1essae. l0th day OF June
l3ils
THE undersigned hereby gives ustire of
u his appOin tment as assignee of n II No
CRdrey. Of Memphis, shelby county. s7as9 a.
Ien1essea, within said Di8Grios, who has hsen
Gei adj 1ce421 ban Erupf upon his cwr uafi-
ton by Tia District Court 0f Eaid District
Q. WQQLDEIDGE
gaA AA1iEnaa
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DIED.

BASTER-On Sunday, IIth inst, HARvEY
ARCHIE, infant son Of J. A. and Lilly Baxter
II friends and acqUaintances Of the fam
lily are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral, which will taFe place this (AdON-
OAY) afternoon, at o'clock, from residence
No. - BeaIe street.
PEEN-On Sunday, lIth ins5., WILLIAM
PENN.
Bis friends and acquaintsnces are respect
fully invited TO at end his funeral, from his
Late residence, on Breadlove avenue, this
(MONDAY) afternoon, at o'clock. Services
by Rev. Mr. Parsons.
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D0N0HO & BULKLEY,
Land and Emigration Agency
Removed 10 elegant quarters In the
basement
Insurance Buildlsg, 80 Madison st.,
And cordially invite the publia 70 sc inspeo-
ton Of their once and SaieaToonn-

TN addison TO their extensive Registry q
il Real Estate OF PRIVATE - Ail1, bneY
win ~ an early announcements 1naugzrate
a ayegsuaatic and laEitin1st9 CaAALof y x
AUCTION SALE OF City ana suol.ruen Lots,
ssIsqroous They now control and have for
5sIa -,vrar l008 cifv and suburban lots, and
nearly s,90o, 900 acres OF ianos IN Iennea8ee,
- Frr,ropean Exchange and Through PAS
saIsre5. T'isirefs to and from all European porf~
and Memphiz. DQNOH0 q BULKLET,
mvls 80 Madison street
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CINCINNATI.

CISCLNNATI,June To- Cotton-demaud lIebt
and holders are drm. Middling, 1gc. FIS1r
demand good With full prices: famiIy-. gB s6
az. Wheat nrm and demand fair: No. ! red
fall, 81 %. Corn steady and in fair demand al
55c. Rye dropping at 98cgSI for best grades
Oats sJeadvi No. 2, 52a53c. Eggs quiet at 100
Butter steady at l092Oc. Pork buOysnt. but
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FEVHE Stockholders Of the Fernando Il,sur.
Rnee Company are hereby notide5 tsat
the regular annual election To- ID rector 8 " III
Sf,,s,sa-, ~ s,rss3 a5 MON 70; ,. Z
mat, between the hours OF 10 an. and ~
fell F. p. NELSON, ae0rstaiy.
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rTAvIgg Associated WITH Us, Mr.
III JOSEPH &. SMITH, OF n. T., who has
made the manufacture OF clothing his busi-
ness for thirty years, and who viii be east al
the time. swing his personal attention to our
orders end the getting up OF our stock. We
are nov prepared to T. ke orders and execute
them with dispatch. We assure our fIfendq
nothing snail 30 wanting on cur part In en-
deRvOTlng 70 please tnen
Our stock OF Cloihing and Furnishing
Goods are IS dne and cheap as any n
America
srCsn and examine for yourself A.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTJcF

THE ANNUAL CONvOCATION Of 2
Il Penn &. A. Chapter no. 70, f. and Ny
A 81, will be held on MONDAY EVEN-/WN
ING, June r. 1871 at o'clock. for EL ECT ON
or OFFICERs and the transaction Of other im-
pCrtaut business. A full attendance Is de-
sired.
Ali r. A. Masons are fraternally invited
Bg order Of A. J. WHEELER NJ e. h p.
Z. G LOCKE, Secretary. ieu
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IHIOAGO.

CHICAGO, June lU--FlOur-frul and tha -
mand fair Wheat-hrm and In fair ienand.
No. 2 spring, 81 30 for sellers Of last h8If of
june 81 q for sellers Of July, this o. m stesav
Ut 81 29s<@i so for sellers or June last haIf
81 2S19gl 2-51 for sellers OF July. Co-n-N0
mixed weak, l9l1sc lover; 53c cash: 5Zs< "a
6E53c for sellers Of June; 535<c bid bv ssIie-ss
OF July. Oats active. but &c lower: No ,
1910. Rye-No. tame, SIC. Barley dun and
nominal; NO. spring 6lg68c. HighwiDes sac
bid, 90c asked. Provisions are stronger Moss
pork, sl59l5 p cash Lard l01sc for sellers of
LulE. Hogs I'M So 5lnA y
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SAVANNAH.

MOBILE, June IO.-COttou firm: middling.
wise, 776; sales, 300; stock, 1851,
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ST. LOUIS, June g.-Flour dull and doom
ing and bus ness dull Super fall IS 2Da5 Is.
extra, S5 40G5 IS. Whsat-nOminal for sprip 2
winter dull and defining. Corn-demand
wiBter higher. Whisky, Gle. Pork higher.
mess, SIS 75Ql6 Bacon strong and in good
demand Hogs firm, 50 2583 Is Cattle quiet
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CHARL EsToF, June 10 Cotton steady mid
ding, l815c: net receipts, 90 bales: exDorfs
coastWtse, %; sales, 900; stock, 1919
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LONDoN, June 10, pm Consols. gIsk.
u s bonds Of 1852, 9i36; do old B5s. gCss. 40
'67s a25s: do l0-40s S81S
PARIS. June O.-Rentes buOysnt, OF l0c
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SAvANEAH, June l0.-Cotton active. mid
ding ls9ls1fci net receipts. IA bales; STOCK,
1867 balesl sales, 100 bales.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE June 10 Cotton very Arm.
demand fair aud supply light. MiddIings
are held at 1870. Flour firm and supply
limited; extra ismily 81. Grain firm and IN
changed and In fair demand. Wheat cd
with light supply. Provisions firm with a
fair speculative feeling, but DO large transac-
lions Mes pork, Sl6 cash, SI8 SO on orders
Bacon in fair demand; 81 99955c packed.
Hams-sugar- cured, l5c; plain sugaT-cured
lac.
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NEW ORLEANS, June IO.-Coru easier
mixed, 73g74ci white, 75s. Eran, s Il s5. Hay
az lie Bacon firm az ~, gLGgszr Suvar
d f-m-prlme. us4c. Coffee stock 800 b. qs al
l54@l5Ac. Sterling, IA; sight, 4 pTemiu a.
good ordinary At l51S9Is5zci low middIing.
h@l754c; middung, Is5sgiE54e. Receipts
5l8 bales; exports to HAVE, $3.50 be les. ro
IhiLaaeLnhIa. 3al bale. aaocL- a l.l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-07
me Popular Cheap Store !
DRY GOODS FOR A SONG!
JOY FOR THE nLLLLOMct

TIE pcopie stand atcesb icac7, ua1j5g
for Eose ten thousand gloyious 59yctys
oPca his lrcck. 4 huHdse,i 0H [1yics yen9
their doom IN Tie giyGntic 9rjrrs .r1Hk IRE
Porr JcJore The masses ccery doy. Their
fGst liHgeriag roy n hope ,lcIfs oroy nike
der betore tie rising sun-iMe these jjgan-
ne pi'cs If cheap goods Jc/1re the s,uy-
giiag millions.
The spring campaign opea and deaM 4,
h'9h prices he icafchword of' he hour! 4
aer jHroicc cfgoo1s open crcry anoynjpg.
Hrryhhg 'ci9c .Joncrp prizes ! Erery-
diHg cheaper maa can be GouyH aayrherc
rise. W. o5tr fine muslin, 81 in~hcs
ride, .Ior lGc.; nsh 10 sec IT, BcaufjtiI
prints l0c Yard vjdc OHr1ohs tram 45c
aP. Coypcts % Ia Sc Go0d ,ro,l - 10
Doc. Looh at The jeowJH yonous ,cr
air at Soc.
~ enHumrr0fs Is tsciess-to sLoic h,m
gploasrc ,Seri,g iF,criag. The Chem
cfore as IN Csi1biist,d JacL
On ar oJout the Ii NJ AprH IRE shall ~
pen branch store tn FrouJpyg, HI The
prices. the same as IN CymLeriond-Io,rey
linn any stare IN the Lnjted .Sla,es. .eare
yo"y moaly lynn use dry goods-Jpy If
BALTZELL & CO..
CUmJeUGUd Or FiosiJurg. M
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q Little Story on Grant.

The Roanoke, Virginia, Times publishes
the following:
A good story is told by one of the Meth
odist ministers how in this Place attending
Conference. We do not recolect of ever
seeing it 10 print, and we think it too good
to be lost. It is as follows:
During the war "Confed," was can
turcd by tie Yankees, and happened
to be taken to General Grants head
quarters. After being questioned by the
General, the Old "Confcd," asked him
where he was goIngl
q" am going, says Grant, "to Richmond,
to Petersburg, to Heaven, and it may be /
Will 20 to he'll"
After cyoing the General several mo
ments, the cid 'Confed." said
"GenoraI Grant, you can't 90 20 Rich
moud, for General LEE is there; YOU can
90 to Petersburg, for General Bcaurer,rd
IS there; you can't 20 to Heaven, for St1nc.
wall JACKSON Is there but as TO going to
he'll, you may get there, for know Of no
Coutederatcs III that region"
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BUcnU.-The Jea amt cheapest BurL,,
IN me tvi'ed STATES 4, hat preDarca III
Dromgoole 4. Co
Pr aH diseases ~ ne urinary oygqn7
Ms octi"1 Is YUrt, povcrfW oDd saiisE,c.
'ory. The frnr6, Gow, D,oy,y, mHiy.
r4y, or bl,odg urine, /roqu.nt desire h
nD'n"Ie, d,D'r1|Ly ond t,in H. urjaatipy.
b"rm"g pain obou' me rcyion efHs blgd-
dsr, Po'" and rcckulv H me policIHc
bgef, CbccH ofhabiH ~ dissipation. nn6
al h'adrcd complaints, II ocis iu such n
manner as f2 g0n me cufire copf}1rc al
piysi,ioHs tad o,hers Oae Jouc r,V
c''rc aDY ordnoJy c0se. Price 81. mr. sir
for 50. SoH ~ drul7jsn anil deol,rs
everywhere. March FIT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-07

TIE PARIS REVOLUTION. Tho ioevi,s-
nc crjsi, is ouce more en- hand At Paris
The affair at Cyurbevoie co Saturday last.
though mpmaUveiy insignificant, has ere
stct intense excitement. & Paris dispatch.
rrci.i"E the story Of the fight, states thatthc
hr't shot came from the communists, who
numbered st that point 1000 men, result
ing in the death Of a loyal officer Who was
advancing with friendly demonstrations
nom the opposite line to address them. 10
the engagement which cusucd the position
cf She communists was swept by the guns
If Fort Nalarj3n, and they fled after loss
Of twenty-five killed, many wounded, ard
several prisoners. CouI bcvoic is four miles
and half northwest Of Paris, on the Yer.
'siIlcs railway. The loyal troops are chang
% with having shot their prisoners, aud the
'oumunis s,obvipus OF their own recent per
''rmauces in that line, make the accusation
staple horror to stimulate resistance -
Great preparations for hostilites were IN
rrog'css IN the city yesterday, and some
'snuouading was going on outside. Tie
.ammuuc has issued DEGREES providing for
'hc defense Of the city the orraignmen. Of
President Theirs and his cabinet, and tho
'171re Of their property separating Church
'nI state; suprrcssing religious bodies
and ab"lisiing national property. a Yer
Aaii.os dispatch states that Marshal McMa-
L.n hos herU1ppoiutcd ommauder-in-clicf
"i iae Frcuch army. BuH. SIM. ADrH 4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-07

eay' While tic war lasted, the Prussian
authorities studiou,ly RETAINED from pub
li,biDg their list Of losses but row that the
contest is over, tie truth upon this subject
d. beginning to como out These loses were
terrible 10 the Prussiln Guard most Of
the sgimcuts lost more than third Of their
men, and The greater number of these fell
10 the single days Sighting Of ST Private.
The Third Army Corps was also terribly
punished iu the battles OF Spichercn and
Mars-la-Tour. ln these two fights lbe
Forty gbt Regiment lost al but three out
90 90 officers ana out ofabaut = 500 men,
] ,IJ1 were killed and wounded At Or
leans the Fifty-sccond Regiment lost Js
otiecrs, ensign. aud ,I3l men, out Of
about 1000 who were present ior duty
A. L.ll,us Toe 1birty-Ghh Regiment lost
Ij aiie o., . ou-igus and ,2O7 men. In
'ho whole ifussiln Guard and Third Army
Corps There IS not q regiment that lost less
ihon 80 officers aud 900 men. While
fhc casualties 90 the cavalry we're gener-
j. much smaller, tie First Dragons Of tho
Guard lost more than half its officers and a
quarter ct ITS men Probably the fighting
ora this var has been more destructive than
in any former var in Europe, though less
so than ia some If Tho battles Of the rebel
lioniu ibis country far instance, ~ Get
ysburg and Cold Harbor ~. J. Sun
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urAESFsTECD.

On the 2sth ult., by Rev j. c. Dice LExrrL
f. TAYLOR, &C this county, to Mrs Rgp.cca
BRApAET, OF Hardy county.
On the 2Sth nit, al the residence o. lie brides
iaiher, by the Rcy. \. Ieathermau Mr. Josrou
Como, Of Mineral county, to Miss Ann Rrnarct
CAENolL, daughter of Jedediah D. Carroll Of this
county.
The singular part oG this connubiul affair is
that the groom and his attendants three in num-
Der, were all splendid yoiniss, ana some Of
them displayed their talents admirably or the
occasion the writer Of the above Wag one OF the
guests aud hopes that the 'nppy pair NAV lon,
enjoy the hiss Of welded lie. y J. p
On the 4th inst, by Rev !. BEarY, Sir. VII.
LtN NoRELANp 1r, 20 Miss n. CoRDsLIA 10y,
all C; this county.
In Cumberland on the 2lst ult 10y Rev. l.. K.
numoneshire, Mr.. BERRY +. EMMsrr, to HANNAH
f. PEPPER, ali ofthis county
RsFJ-Tio Icst tI;p,, 60 Nh. -
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South Branch Sntsllisentsr.
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1871,

81 The Board of Public Works of this
State, on yesterday week, appointed the fol-
lowing gentleme as Directors for the In
zane Asylum: GEORGE II. TINGLE, j. V.
RATHBoNE, A. a. LEWIS, GEORGE j. AR
MOLD, DANIEL DoNEnUE, a. f. SUM
MERs, SAMUEL PRICE, Of GreeDbrier, AN
GUS VI WooD, of Hardy, T. c. GREEN
II JEFFERSON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-07

~ President GRANT, on Monday last,
removed Hon. Moses II GriunelI as naval
1i'cr Of New York and appointed exc ~.
gres,mon Addison II LlAiin iu he place.
Ito also displaced General Palmer. the
general appraiser of merchandise. and nomi.
mated * Cong Darling for the Off
&C. These important changes, says a Wash
l"3'oncorcspnndout Of the Baltimore sun,
ar' made in pursuance Of programme
'tf.ei 600 ty Che republican executive COM
n.'"e rs New York TO hlrmonize aul con-
''ddo 'bo party 10 that State IL was de-
''"H.i 'o invite Senator F.rtou and bis
Tin..ean followers Co support tle admins.
I..0n wing, ond iu lhe event of ih,ir re-.
it-,., OBJ mako war IN them Tie war was
"ao.9rAad 20 dly ly tbc rcm9val Of Gen.
go. Pl.uar, who i- about the only Office
]. .i.r .rli 10 Mr F.utrns interest S.
..' Iinm tlja course tending 90 consolidate
We republican party iu Now York, 10 will
..'aa .bo breach wider thaneycr, and Doubt
.s result 10 two scts Of delegates 90 the
q. republican national convention.
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TRUE AS PREACHING No man Who has
ever had any connection with newspaper
will question the truth Of the following
statement:
Newspapers credit wider and longer, get
ofteuer cheated, suffer more peruniary l,ss-
-, are oiteDer tae victims OF misplaced CON
hdence, titan any other cailiug Ia the COM
munlty. Pe"p,e pay printers bill with
more relUctancs taan any other. IL goes
harder With them to expeud dollar on
valuable bcSspapef han ten on cewyrw !:
yet every body ayails himself Of the editor,
pen ami pE'uter lux. How many profess
sioEai and political regulations aud fortunes
nave been made and sustained by the
f'iehdly, though unrequlied, peu of the ed
i'or Ito" many embryo towns and cities
have been brought IutO notice aud pulled
ih'o prosperity hy the press How many
Railroads, now Ia successful operation, would
hlSe lounderod Out Tor the lever that move,
'he world la short, what branch of ia
dn-try AMI activity has not been promoted.
stimulated aod deteuded by the pre,s ?
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AMONG TIE INDGASs.-Iicut. Hern-
don tells us that no tribes of aboriginccs are
fund IN the deepest forests OF South A.
mrfica, from the Andes to the Atlantic
coo~' that do not have and use Doct Ayers
IL dlcines and lowell cottons FREMONT
SUFFOLK, "BoorT," arc seen stamped 10
sarge red and blue letters upon thc1 gar
mente while Aver. Pills aud Cherry Pccto-
rel are among the treasures Of their hubita-
'ions. Thor native soil furnishes them all
their food and moet Of their remedies, but
'hcy suffer from ofIlciious which mus, have
tae ia,erpo-i,ioo Of higher skill Sentinel,
Lderty, Va
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Eoii and explicit directions accompany tbe
UeIi,I1es Evidence 81 The most responsible
N1l 4. t1ie character furnished on application.
"iiH hundreds Of thousands oh living Witnesses
or upward Of SEQ, 600 unsolicited certificate sod
.e,'in m'ndatory letters many Of which are from
'n7 inquest sources, including eminent phvsi.
cHns. Ciergymen, Statesman. etc. 1he rropri.
ci9r has never resorted 20 their publication in
ihe newspapers DE does not Do this from ~
iact That bis articles rar 3 as Standard pr,rs,a.
n .., ana do not need 10 be proppcd Up ~ cen.
Hary r. HsiuJofFs GENUINE p,esg,,,,-,,
Delivered 70 any address. secure nom gfso,.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-07
By Yesterdays Mail.
The Connecticut Election.

NEW HAVEN, April 4-Returns To tho
Palladium from the entire State give Enc
lish, Democrat, Governor, a plurality of -
votes over jewell. About thirly vote arc
returned as scattering, and it is quite posi-
bic the election may devolve on the Lecis-
lsture. The above result has'been arrived
at by careful computation, and there can
ee little doubt OF iis correctness, though
different result i obtained in other parts Of
the State. The Senate stands Is republic
cans to democrats, and the republicans
have majority OF about Is in the House.
The delegation in Congress will stand
three Republicans TO Que Democrats.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-07
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