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NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
II BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA WASH.
lEGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. O.
Regular sailing day from Ia North Wbaryes
Philadelphia, SATURDAY. al I'm
From So Water street, GEORGETOWN, WEDNEs
DAY, t5p.m
Freight reCeivef at any time.
Apply TO HYDE TYLER, 63 Water street
Georgetown D. C.; NJ. ELDRfDGE & Co. Alaxan
1ria, Va; WM. CLYDE CO, Il North wharves
Philadelphia. ies-f
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SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF CANARIES AT
AUCTION.
Nh ON SATURDAY MORNING, October 21s at,
W. lS7l, at I 3 O'Clock, within our auction rooms,
* We s. all $. II superior collection Of Imported
- Sir giny Birds
Terms cash.
ocl9 n LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers,
H fSucCessgr- to Cooper & Latimer.l
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
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EeT GREEN B WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and streets


VARIABLE gTSINEss PROPERTY AND PRI
AxENUE AND SrREET NORTH, AT AUG.
Ia On SATURDAY, the I4th instant, at 5
part Lot No g. s.naTe on 5 me he Rreff es
ITont by 30 feet 10 inches deep, with new three
ern imProye and fine store room, making tia
hIst-cass business property aud private residence
months for notes bearing interest, and secured b.
deed OF trust on the premises; All conveysncing
Ocdd IRepI GBBLE q WILLIAMS, Auots.
v- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
TIL MONDAY. the 23d inst. at the Same h W and
oeI5-d IRep.i GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY LATIMEB & CLEAKY, AuciIoneers,
tsuccessors to Cooper La'imerD
BANKRgPT, sALE OF BRONZE AND GILT
tIdHEIS sF FSFEE c SES KSP
AND CHAMBER FURNiTUEE, CARPETS,
n on MONDAY MaoRNINl =, October %, 1871,
og con reg az 10 ocI1ck, tha undersigned
II tPennsylyania avenue aud d rect, the entire
Bronze V abS I thsTe o@HHs,Ing IN part Of
Bronze Drop Lights AID Gas Brackets.
Marble and Marbleize "a Washstands and Basins,
Force Pumps and Rams UriRals
Rubber aud Felt Padding.
Brass Cocks, SpigOts- Joints. and other Castings,
Iron Joints and other Castings.
Ges Heating Stoves. Stove Fixtures.
Office Furniture, &c.
Also,
ParloT Furniture, Marbie-top Tables
Marble-tgs and other Chamber suites
superior Hair and Husk Mattresses.
tIussels and Three ply CARPETS.
Spreads. Comforts, AID lits
Feather Boosters and Pillows
sheets, BOlsters, and Pillow Gases, &c
being Gf A., pa Haply
IUpt.
Terms cash. G. p. HOPKINS Assirnae
ocll LATIMER Il CLEARY, Aucts
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THE NEW FRENCH CANDY MAUFACTORY,
MR.. A. CANANARD.
The celebrated French Candy manufacturer, keeps
always hand a large stock Of the fnest fresE
French Candies a. New orG wholesale prices. No
80 Sth street, between Psnna. aysIue and street
northwest. Dealers win do well by giving him .
call auS 3Tn-
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NFEBBER a CO,
w r A " X r y S.
No COS FrETEENIH STREET,
Washington, d. Z.
Money loaned IN CO. lat-raIs.
Notes disco united and adv aHccs made on moderate
1r1A I'm,
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Rorss sEhssf goSSr sS

The simples and most powerful In use.
CHARLES WOOD,
suft-ly Corner eth and streetEi
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
In the matter 81 X. II. Gregory Co., Bankrupt,
No. l95,-At Washington, District II Columbia
on the 9Th Gay Of October, A. ID. 1871.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his an
poin'ment as assignee of L. h Gregory & Co., who
have been sdJudeed hankrurts upQn their own petit
tion by the Supreme Court OF said district.
GEO. MASON,
ocsf.st Attorney at Law. City Hall, Assignee.
I'm MARkIAGE = Essays los Young Mea, or
" great Social Evil S and Abuses, which Interfere
with marriage, and rJIithe happiness nf thou sands
With OF relief for the erring aud unfor,
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2 5. 9th street, Philadelphia,
Pa. SEE eoSWsm
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WAsHINRTON CITY sAvIEGS
M

Ooruer Tth Street and Louisiana Avenue,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOsfTs
Interest commences from date Of deposits.
DEPOSITS can b. made and drawn at VIII.
uYA-f J. A. RIFF, IreAarrsI
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Property IN ali parts OF the city for sale on Ion,
credit. Houses erected for persons Owning ground
md long time notes taken in payment Real Estat
paper bought and sold. FED tfs
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FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents There
IL not remedial agent in this world that vii! cuTe
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious. Bilious,
scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers taiieG
by RAILWAYS PILLS. so quick a RAILWAYS
READY BELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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TAKE PAKTICILAR NnTIn
YOUNG MEN

W no have injured themselves BY certain Hraotios
INDUCED in when alone habit FREQ neatly learned
from evil companions or 81 school. the effects %
which are nightly felt even When asleep, ard II not
cured, renders marriage impossible. aud destroys
both mind and body, should apply immediately.
What pity that young man. the hope VI his
country the pride u hls parents, should De snatcbso
from all PROSPECTS Of enjoyment Of life BY the
Quence Of devisting from the path Of nature and IN
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

yITAHTED--A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN BY A RE-
w spectacle icd man conc ehld who thoroughly I'M
dsrssnds his business do plain esrdeaing objection
he rt casa city driver ADD has ths
best city county reference Address NJ NJ Dr. box l3u
Herald oiACc.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

yyyANTED-BY AN ENERGETIC MAN, A SIrrArIoN
~ gardener coachman; Is fully competent 70 fill
either posoa beat reference Address H. NJ box IL Herald
nn.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

| yyyhNTED-By A COMPETENT MARRIED MAN. A
w situation coachman and gardener; thoroughly
years good city reference
years ia psce ADDRESS cUAcHhAs, box l75 Herald
pglp
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

INANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN AND
w plain gardener. milk II careful driver country
or c good Address L. j.. hox 2o Herald oce
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

yIyiNrED-BY YOUNG NAN, SITUATION AS
w gaTdenc- willing 10 take charge o. horse an1
himself generally uss'u good reference Address j.
Smith, Of Duncan Ascot, Flatbush, l.. l.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

7Q7 EAST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
Lei good plain cook excellent washer ronsr
launress two years reference from ast pace Can be
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

| u, ANTED-8I A SINGLE PROTESTANT MAN, A
" situation coachman, in cifner city country Thor
oughy ms hsnes satisfactory reference from
employer. Gail address w. W. BRIGtSs. 4Sd
~. n q.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

CITUATIOE wANTED-By A YOUNG NAN, Az COACH-
- and groom; a first class horseman do plain
gardening aud win make himself useful good reference
Address A. Is, O. box i37 Herald oIice.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

y,fAHTgD-A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS GAR
w man coachmaa who understands his bIsness
drive Address il. b.. box ls0 Herald oce.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

~ EAST 43D ST., BETWEEN 3D AND LEXISG-
ton avs, second flight up, front roomA tespecta
bic young woman good pain eook, washer and oAer
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

yyTANTEO-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN, RY A
w thoroughly reAabc and experienced i've yearx'
recommendation from last place Address r. H., box l2i
Herald Uptown Branch Office, l. PAS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

ono EAST GOTH ST, TWO booRs FROM % AVA
sptO smart and competent assistant fcrewoman. who
understands Ades' and chldren ous;s every branch
and a kinds OF ecbroocy would like 70 esase ir Broad
way store; references nrst class Cal for three day
EillI,EES
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

100 WEST 3sD ST., FIRST FLOOR, N THE REAR
JOeD A good and respectable woman cook, wash end
iron N private family; can be seen for two days bes
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

OIO WEST e7TH ST., BETWEEN rTH AND sTH
AIC) avs-A Welsh woman hrst Class cooks excel
lent bakers objection to class boarding house good
references
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

A EyPER,ESCHD C0ACHMAN CAN BE HAD FOR
~ low wages tcr steady place; milk willing 10 On
thing reQIed best city reference Address NJ G., boz
!b9 Herald Viics.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
Nurses, Gc.

1GE 7TH Ay., BETWEEN isTH AND 20rH srs., src
lOO ond no0r-A youag pir first clnss waitress IN
private family thoroughly understands her tusness bes
city reference
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

OnE WEST 27rn ST. NEAR TTE AV, FRONT
ZUG room.-an Ariercsr. Young wonAa as searnsrcss;
90 drcssnsSing and shiftmakng and opsratc wall
tist IN chsfaberwolk; CITY reference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

! C,ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
- understands hIs business well. steady
driver: wi class references. Address COACH
MAN, l,25. Broadway, harness store.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

1Sc LUDLOW ST., FIRST FLooR.-AS PERFEC
I.DtD German cook; the last Is months with En-
nsh family produce the beet crenoes.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

1p7 WEST 2sD ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH AVS.
Id lady desirous OF Obtaining good situation
excellent girl ms chamoermata and seamsress
waitress ia private family Can be her
rlo
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

0dS WEST SD STA YOUNG GIRL To DO PLAIN
L-fc cooking; is go0d washer and ironer:
era honsework small private family city refer
encc. Cai or address.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

yyANTED--A SITUATION as CoAoHMAN, BY A SIN
w o young rs. class reference from his
las, place. Adess !. II. box i49 Herald Uptown Branch
olace, ,af6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

OOS GOTH ST, NEAR .TH AVA RESPECTABLE
AAO cook In the city country; understands
order cooking perfectly; has little boy years would
ike 10 have hm with her, Can be for two days.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
SITUATIONS wANrRD-sEsrAI.Es.

dnQ WEST 24TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
1C. girl chmoprwork aud assist In the washing
and ironing; city reference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
HELP WANTED FEMALES.

w ANrED-A GOOD COOK. ASHER AND IRONEn
w for emal faaly city rc.arence required. Apply.
bstween the hours of and II, at No. West 2h at.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

ono WEST eth ST., NEAR 7Tb Ay, FRONT
L0et class shirt hn.sser and bn.tonhoe
maker will work store take work TO her house
city reference.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

GARDENERS SITUATION wANrED-Is MARRIED,
VI ta,nAy rst class gardener and
rraperies fruits thoroughly practical
the Of gentiemans place; IL hrN class
grape grower recommendations correspond statement
Address X. r., box ia Herald onicc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
Judging by Appearance.

S'mo years ogo there arrived nj tho On.
tarnct House, NHgara Falls, an odd looking
man, whose appearance aud department
were quito in contrast with The crowds Of
wciI-drossod aud polished fgurcs which
adorned the celebrated resort. IIe soemcd
60 hnyc spruug from thc woods; his dress
~ unconth cut, which was made Of leather.
stood droadiu'Iy 800 ncol II ropair, apparent.
y not having f,It The touch of noodle for
many long month A vermont blanket.
that might have snrycd for bod was buck.
led TO bis shoulders; largo knife hung ON
ono side, balanced by long, rusty tin box
, Oh the other; aud his board, uncrcppod
tangled and course, fcIl down upon his bo-
som, a5 If TO countcrpoisc the weight OF the
thick, dark locks that supported themselves
ON hia back aud SHOULDERS.
THIS being, strange 90 The spectators.
aocm.ngly ialf-ciyilizaI, half savage. push.
90 iia steps into thc sitting room. unstrapp.
cd h8 Iilis burden, quietly looked around
Tor ihc landlord, and then moIgsuy asked
Tor breakfast. The host no fast drew back
"lh evident rcpuguaeoo 10 receive this nm.
cauth form among hIa gontoeJ visitors. but
% few words whispered 100 his car satisfied
hmi and thc stranger took Dis place I'm tho
company some Struggling th.ir shoulders
some s.ar.ng some laughing outright 81
H0r mH marc lt That .u. man Hul iaH.
.I. mp1uy DO had boon entertained
"uA distinction 90 tho table. of prince.
learned .aieuea, t0 which tho like off Gu
v'or belonged, hal bowed down to wclsomr
ha W.soncej kings had boon compliment
rd whom ha spoke Co ihem ia short. be-
"as 'ua whose lamo viii be growing BRIGHT
90 "hen the ashi9uabIe5 who laughed at
Hm, aud many much rroatcr than thcy.
..aI alye boon forgotten
From cvcry hll-l0p, and dcap, shady
grove, the birds, those blossoms 1T Inc air.
"i.l slag bis uamo. Tho liuIo wren viii
Pipe % ui.b her maiu hymn; tLs oriolc
caro-. 30 from Che slender grasses If tlc
mel3owsj tLa tlrtle-i0yo RON 10 through
Che secret iorcsisj the many -v0iced mock
ing-biri pour 70 along the ar and tho inn
pcrn. oag.a, ,ha bird nl Washington. al. fs
l.s hr up an Che blue mountains. will
scream 30 to Gle tempest and tho stars IIo
was John Audubon, 'ho great oruithoI-
ga. IHcrc i- u1 truth moro patent Chan
chat appearances arc often dccoitu'
- Real glory prius from tl .i.gut
..a4.-- u ourselves
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HfGU ilEELE0 SuOEs DR. WILLIAM
II. PANcoAsr remarked Tho other day, af
tcr performing a painful operation On an
interesting li',lc Cirl whose feet had boon
ruined by wearing wrongly constructed
E0'7, 'hls ia Che beginning of o largo har.
vest of such Clfes Aud what else can be
c8p"ctct Molhor7 walk Tao streets With
hac.s go their boots FROM two aud half
10 three and bait iuchcs hirh, and not
wora thau on inch 10 diameter, and their
daughters follow Che Some bad and barbar-
sus practice. In many cloca severe sprains
OF the ankles aro suffered Bus thcso nrc
not tho worst fruits of tho high hoclcd tor
tJrc- Tho toes arc f1rcel against Tho fore
part Of The boot, and soon begin 10 assume
UNNATURAL positions. Ia many cases thoy
orc nctua'ly dislocatod. 10 others the great
roo passes under tho foot, tho lcndons hnr.
Jon IN that position, aud lamcncss Is con
'r1ciedl for which thcro 10 no euro but the
knife. When The injury does not take this
form It assumes other aspects almost ns hor
ubic and distressing There arc Thousands
of your young girls tip-tooing 10 along our
streets to-day, who 10 a few years, will be
cTipplcs If their parents do not interfere
aiiA t~liNhN hAN Naht3 " ~ VIII nave a
racc of women almost ns hclplrss. so far as
walking is concerned, az those Of CHM ~
We condemn the PRACTICE Of combining tho
feet Of Chinese cLildron in wooden shoes.
and got thnt practice is no moro injurious
20 ihc feet than forcing thom into u small
boot, with an Alpine heel This ia q mat
tcr Of grave and sorious import, and hence
wc prc5y it upon the mothers and fathcrs
Of the land. If they would rot feed the
surgical hospitals, and have groups Of main
cd daughters in thcir homes, thoy must
commence q crusade ayon high heels. No
father should have hieh-heclrl bools in his
house, any more than he would keep q Vi
cious dog in The pallor. When skiNful
surgeons, like Or Pauconst from The oue-
rating room, raiao their voices against high
hccicd boots, 10 is time Tor old anf Young
Indies % VaaFo and listen At thin period
they can choose between nigh heels and
ihc operating knife. IL short tiuo 10
may be tho la'tor or permanent lamoDcss
IhH,@iyhip fys
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

FLIGw oF TIE "INDIAN DoCroE." -
Quite sensation was caused among some
Of our people by the sudden departure Of
this individual from our town. Without
giving any details Of bis operations while
here, We will state that from the largo
number 'yictimizaI' by his seductive smiles.
which was 'chI!liko and Gland We iuIrc
ho is familiar with The "ways Tint are dark
and tricks that arc win" For awhile.
during his stay here, everything went on
smoothly; the afflicted came from far and
near to be treated by the Indian Doctor.
But finally, as lis patients grew small in
number aud beautifully less, he concluded
to change his base. SO, after increasing
his unpaid bills considerably, he loft for
pmiH unknown. When will our people
'o'rn how TO deal with such characters rs
doctor Vance, the celebrated ludian nad
h'o-tlc Physician and Surgeon from the
hiluburg Medical College md Royal Hos
Pital Of Surs'ona in London - Wiurhes-
rsr Mars, stay 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

- s correspondent Of Tho lS-iepFf
dw,ricgn says that So good absorbent
will ca,e ,ho paiu Of s,inrs. "The best ab
sortlog subsistence -hat have tried il lcar
irosh mcati this viii ro'icyc the pain Of
wasp sting almoa. instantly, and has been
recommended flr the cure Of rattlcsnakc
hi-rs. have also used IL With marked
tfec. DO cry sipg,as."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
Hon. James M. Mason, Decd.
Prpaycd at the Request Of the Firmly,
Iy lion. Henry 4. It1se.

cod, but We deem 1t n pleasure. as well ls q
duty, to take more than curs1ry notice *
the loss Of such q man to tho once ho1orrl
State, which he and his ancestors served So
long aud SO cminontIy, at a time when her
glory was the chief pride Of her sons.
Descended from the Masons e Guusior.
in Virginia, and from tho Murray Of Mary.
land, ho was born in tho year 1897, Ia tdo
county of Fairfax, aud after carly tovho1i
was reared aud educated chiefly ia ,ac city
Of Philadelphia, with every opportunity frr
attaining accomplishment ce @ li-h order
lie was resident in q Ircnch finig r
superior refinement, aud was graduate Of
the University Of Pcnnsy ,yaui1. a. ID 1918
Thus trained to the age Of dis mai.rft.
hc could not be other tban q ,yeaf
IN tho highest sense Of that much abused
term
The son Of General John Mason, Sr. IL
Clrrcmont, the grandson Of George Mason.
of Gunston, the only rival Of George WASH
iugtou, aud the author os tho FIRST UilI az
Rights, properly conceived auI expressed.
over peuncd for manlUu! aud sprung rrou
mother more like O "mo.bcr Of .he
Gracchi' than almost any woman of Der
day-Jsmcs NJ. Mason could no, l.t Gee.
the pride Of birth and sense .Lar hc bad
an cscutchcon never to be stained always
TO be kept in honor. Bat he had u9 other
pride Of family than that which required of
him every attainment and every virtue a.
maintain his position in society aud lis re-
Ialious to the STATE 10 was far atay, tac
boastiug or his blood
Philadelphia, at that day, vas not only
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

Dir YOUR RAzoHs IS WARM warm
Recently says tho L2n41,t MdicqI Tres.,
wa havo professionally seen two Of tho
worst cases u SVr0as CoangioevDg which
have ever como undor our notice. Both
patients waro shaved By the samo barber,
and ~ doubt BY bo eamo razor 90 tha,
lsci-i0r The barber acknowledges HE fault
--ia shaving "a man with bad chin
IN one patient tao yc'Iowich scales havo OK
tended ~ Che upper lip lul siIos Of the
faco covered by Aa'T. The gegctabio nature
q. .hl disease, aud .ho rapidly with which
n sesis ere transmitted from part 70 part,
r.u- 'Ho cryp'ogam'c T'anJ surrounds eve
- bass i'.IaIa, only 900 vel known for
repetition here. Our chief obioct 10 d.
roofing public attention 20 % most serious
matter o., that BARRIERS viii learn, through
ua, 20 be moro careful in iudiscriminato
shaving. ell tiat .hc public, acck.ng their
aid win, ior its own sake, insist upon what
aeg. WiI now become ,n universal
PRACTICE .0 'he barber shop 1melv. the
immrrlrr taC razor in warm voter before
applying DO 'o ibe feo This pretty
s1Is o. destroy lhe Vegetable nirr
should arG ezll. on .ho Instrument Tbe
l-l-a .ln Isl llte.on OF .yrosis, from
.h1 uaa ~ % razor Employed 10 shaving s1
elected person bias been repeatedly noted
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

LINrNENr No better liuimcnt was
yer used than cqusl parts Of alcohol, lnuja
mum and o.' x Us-mwood 10 reduces ihe
swelling upi3ly, md removes sorcuoss like
% charm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
Terms for Session or5 M,uhs

Preparatory Department. RG4ling, Writing
Spelling, Elementary Arithmetic, and
Geography, Sl2 90
Hvior- English Grammar, Gcogrl-
PLY, Composition, Arithmetic and Al
COBRA 90
3. Ssnjor-L,tin, Greek. Mathematician
ltc higher English branches, % 90
Contingent Zee, 90
Payment one half in advance.
80 deduction except in cases of sickness
Eoarl can DE procured at s. H. to SIC per month
i'm private families In The village.
E.f,rtHc,s-lt l.. UAuNEY, -. d., B.M SurTu
j.. d. Rev. G w FINLEY and Faculty oil
IllmpLcu Sidney college
SAMUEL Il. FLOURNOY.
Nomucy, Sept. @, 1870. PRINCIPAL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26

a. The Richmond Dispatch says ,hat
Corcdro spinal-mcniugitis,' ia the n.mo
given to fatal disease now prevailing in
mat city and throughout the State Il Is
described by the Richmond physicians rs .
KIND OF paralysis of tho neck by which
the hoad Is drawn back, and so held Grmly
until death cnsucs, or relief is Obtained
II Is alormingy fatal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
Farmer and Houso-Koopor.

TO PREVENT MoRTUICAuoN.-A
Toultico Of hop yeast mixed with charcoal
rs liuc as Aaur 90 ihc wound
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-05-26
South 3rantIt 9ntelligcmrrr.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, MAY 2G, 1871.
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
BY WIS. ". A. K1nnrn

ia Mis-. ". a. kIuuEg.
\ gentle voice. heartfelt sigh,
4 modest blush, a speaking eve.
manner unaffected, free
These things arc beautiful 10 me.
4 ready hand, loving heart.
4 sympathy that's free from art.
real friend among the few
These things arc beautiful and true.
\ mother prayer, md answer mid.
An aged sire. little child,
a happy home, q cheerful hearth
These things are beautiful on earth.
a joyful song, a chorus sweet.
An earnest soul and willing feet,
\ day Of peace, night Of rest.
hcse things are beautiful and best.
4 sister, love. n hrothcr5 care
a apotcss name n jewel rare.
a cIconly tongue HAT win not lie.
These things are bcautiful-aud why
bccnuso they arc an born OF love.
Ana omnuatc from God above
An earnest of The heavenly birth.
hose things arc beautiful ON earth
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