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rsulnrv Replnciux GurtIrs Mobile,

Regulars Replacing Gardes Mobile.
PARIS, June 8, 1871.
French soldiers returning from Imprisonment in
Germany replace the modified Guards as fast as
aney arrive. In the colony or Algeria none Of the
Mobile Guard will be retained under arms.
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CABLE TO CHINA.
London in Direct Tclegraphic Communication
With Hong Kong.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yoak HERALD.
LONDON, Juno S, 1871

LONDON, Juno s, 1871.
The submarine cable between Singapore ana Hong
Kong was successfully completed on Saturday, the
"a inst London Is now in direct tccgraphc com.
uua.csilon with cntna.
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FEE III W.yaELEY, Y. \.
A Large Portion OF tho Business Part Of
the Village In Ruins-I.oss S62.OOO.

WAVERLEf, n. IT,, JUHt D,
At six O'Clock tins morning nre broke ont In the
grocery store OF o. w. Shipman & Co. on Broad
street, wuich destroyed large portion of the bus
ness part OF the village. Tie following the
losses and Insurance.
Loss, Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

Drck White vess.-vc-,. o. White Daek-
White Duck Vests. summer Clothing Establishment
q. n. CLARKE, liz and ia William street
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Vntrhrler'- Hair Dyr-rhe Rest ia tho
perfect aye. Harmless, reliable, insantA
neous. Al al druggists.
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a-AavcrtiSiYw Fau-.--Pnns for Advertising,
$40 per 1908. Manufactured BY o. X. NirScH CO., %
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Cri.tns..ro's UurivaI.ed Hair Dyc.-Scd
and applied hrs Wig sosp Factory, No sAs,or House
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Foley. Celebrated Gold Pens
Are the "B.ss' aud Cheapest.
Hnrtl ~ I'D RroAdMAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

Al q. u. p.-S2 saved ON Gcntlemeu's
Mnusc Pearl Cashmere Hats Largest stock ever offered
a retain. 10 Iortiandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

Wood Csrvrting.-S>O Bremdway.-Ths
incest Clearly fashionable durable roor covering
fof the country house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

SJ.-Bcst Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats.
rwsutvAssh Nr-e,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

Ni.si.auoi.-The Water Of this spring IL an
remedy Tor Cancer, Serpiaa aud DISEASES %
the Kidneys sold hy Druggists
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A.-S'asarrb, Catarrh, Gntnrrh.-Dr. Sthlcys
rorcn.v from London Eng ami. suited the 81
Sicno.ls Hotel New York Once from A. NJ. till
4. " Guarantees Catsrrh
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l.-Phaion's New Perfume.
| LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU

k.-PhltOu's New fcrIuHec.
1--we YOU YOU.
A-Pcrrect Flirting and Eicyanf Roots and
shoes for LADIES' gentlemen boys and children the argess
New and New STYLES,
aud new store s5 broadway Twenty ninth siroet
A.-Herrina's Patent
3ol Broadway. corner Murray s'rest
A Few More Left. cpsrs,
GENTS
PEARL CASHMERE HATS.
Five Dollars.
wARSocn 4 Co, No. 5's Broadway.
A Cool. Dciioht'ui Hair Drcssina-Kceps the
HAIR H. ha only reliable vegetable toilet the world
Tor restoring hair stops It'd failing QUA increases ~
a.-Catarrb, Cstarrh, Cntnrrb.-Dr. Sihicy.
recently from London kngana can be- a. me 81
l.. ". Guarantees to cure Caisrrn.
Au &. .. p.-s2 saved ON Gcntiemen'.
Pear Cashmere Hats Largest stock ever offered
a retail. 10 coruaudt street.
a-AavcrtiSinw Fan-.--pnns for Advertising,
$40 per 1904 Manufactured By o. Il. NirscH CO. ~
Futon street,
Ra,cheicr'- Hair Dys-rhe Best ia tho
A. al druggists.
Cri-tnacro's UurivsI.ed Hnir Dye.-scid
and applied at hrs Wig aud sep Factory 30 sAs''r House
Drck white ve.,.-vc-,. Of White Duck.
White Duck Vests. Summer Clothing Establishment
@. Is. CLARKE, liz and ia wnlism street
Foi-y'. Celebrated Gold Pens
Are the "B.ss' aud Cheapest.
fsctosy 80 Broadway
Mi.sisauoi.-The Water at thi. spring IL an
remedy iancer ScrDaa and Diseases 81
the Kidneys sold ey draskis's
Mosquito Nets. .,.,,,u
Patent Portable CanOpies q, low pIiccyys-. ,.o
~ and ~ Broadway, New YORK.
Royal Havana Lottery. 80,
prawns OF the gSh o. ssv, h'l.
I1ok fort drawing n another page.
J. H. MARTINEZ a Co. 10 Wal street
R0a 1885 Posi- once, New YORK.
T,c wu.hinatou Trcnty.-it II the General
,,i,on ina, the treaty about lair thing
a. any desire. There one thlng tateI.sn. way
KSOS treats his at s2 RroswAy where fashion
ahle nd Aways on hand These hats are
EXQUISITE speeu Of perfect A.. Ia ehape-n actns
Valuable Testimony from Abroad.-vin~euH
Iundbers or Stockholm rhyscs nChlef % the King Of
sweden. recommends RAILS NLtsfTARLk sACiLlAS
HAIR kENEwEk for the scalp and for the hair.
--------------
Wood Caryeting.-S~O Breadway.-Ths
incest cesny fashionable and durable roor covering
fol the country house
SJ.-Best Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats.
FOHNAN's, FL Fourth Sents teiweeR twesyn'th ana
rwsav-Aisth Nrsr,a
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a Cool, DELIGHTFUL Hair DrcsstnG-Kceps the
head and hair healthy. CaEvALIERs LIFE FOR THE
HAIR reliable vegetable toilet article In the world
Tor restoring gray hair stops its failing OUT increases ~
with Sold where.
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Mosquito Nets. .,
White Al T5c. apiece, nink At ~
" Il. l.. KELLY co..,
~ and ~ BrUAdwsy New lotN.
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Valuable Testimony from Abroaa.-Vtn~cW
Handlers OF Stockholm, Physician nChlef % the King ~
sweden. recommends RAILS NLtfTARLk slCiLAS
HAIR REVIEWER for The scalp and FOR The hair
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TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

The London rimes welcomes Minister Schenck
England.
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The wa~hinaton Treaty IL rs ths s'ens 80.
i,Ion that the treaty II about a. lhr ming
~ any one could dcse There one thing fafer-the way
KNOS treats his at PA krosfwAy where fashion
able and stylish Hats Aways on hnnd THESE hAs are
spec perfect A.. Ia ehspe2u manu- Acttns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

Royal Havana Lottery. -,
praw.ng OF the SSh % Msv, hH.
Look Tor The drawing IN another page.
. H. MARTINEZ Co, 10 Wal street
Roa ssj Posi- once, View YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

A.-Pcrrect Firing and Elegant Roots and
gentlemen, boys and cnldrcn the arRess
assortment % une work In the city.
New Store and New Styles
BROOKS, 5-J Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotet
aud 1876 Broadway corner Tweniyninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
F r A n G E.

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE DEBATE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
Last Chance i!
Sc'Cing UR0chincs :!
COMPETITION DEFIED!l

We sell the Singer, Wheeler d, Wilson.
Ho'cc, Elliptic, Gyorer a. Baker, Weed.
Iarham, KcJsfonc, Blocs, COLL lLee7al. n.
nloricon Continuation, Dgris, EmDile, Pin.
hle d Lynn, Wicor e. G,JJs, ,cjth complete
opft, latest improvements, all crtra attach-
mcHts anil c1se at 500
The Wilson, Folsom, HcLeon d. HooDer.
BqrthTom q. Fou'1a ,rH outft, j5Dprorc-
mc,'h, all crtra attachments anil case n,
s3S
The Bucllvr, Diamoad, Imeriraa, Hume
MVn'e Brvoi rh oul6,, toJle, attach
mcgts uHd case nj $50.
Tic Commoa Sense, Ortayo0. B1nary
ANIL MI oH,r houd D,orbu,s ,riH op,fl.
h,mmc ANIL tucker at 212 va ton nio.
rhmes soH
4 complete sef ~ aVoImeon far ham.
ming JHc, roorse o5d uidl, biduy oa.
moilr'1l quihpg, uefiDy and u,9kiu,l He
"'rt "ct ygWmg amt goHcriue, doiag ~.
roy rW b0Huy 0hoycH,r. .H,3e ~ siul
oDy m0rhiDc. only he complete set s9ll,
KNITTING MACHINES. Tic LamJ
~ 500; the Crane at $40; Hl Hakly.
Domopd s27; He BaiJora, Amercan.
L@'ct, Noe Hor,a so.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
Nothing Left but His Boots.

An old man, not living n thousand miles
from Washington, delights in nothing so
much as telling anecdotes Of his pioneer
life to the people in the town where be re-
sides, and though his stories are not always
strictly true, he tells them with such an
air Of truth that his hearers find it hard to
question his veracity.
On one occasion when be had gathered
little audience about him, on a hotel stoop,
he was more than usually spirited in his
description of hunting scenes probably for
the benefit ola stranger present, who man
ifcstcd no surprise whatever at anything
he beard, though he listened atteutivcly.
The story teller whose name is Brown,
glanced at him several times little uneas
lily, but be could not gather from the ex-
preston of his face, anything to encourage
him TO proceed. Not willing however to
give him up Il stupid fellow he made an
other attempt and related that he had at
one time killed six wolves with one rife
shot, from the window of a log cabin in the
woods, and that he had the six skulls at
home to prove it.
Il remember that place, said the stran-
ger, now quite worked up Wasn't it a
bout mile from where Jack Pclton's farm
is now
Just So said Brown.
Exactly, said the stranger, and | want
to tell Of curious thing that happened to
me in that very cabin | was out on a
hunting expedition, aud somehow got sep
arated from my company and stopped there
over night, for it was so dark that ! could
not see the way TO 90. | barred the doors
and windows and felt quite safe, though I
could hear the wolves howl on the outside
I've heard them a hundred times said
Brown quite interested
well continued the stranger, 4 slept
souuoly until three o'clock in the morning
when | was awakened by dozen or more
wolves coming;down the chimney, and sir,
do you believe it, they pulled ne to pieces,
and ate me up in precisely two minutes
every bone ofkme, nothing left but my
boots
DO you mean to say that the wolves ate
you| said Brown-'ate you upY
q DO sir, and have the boots at home to
prove it.
'WcN,' said Brown, amid the shouts Of
the audience, and with the curious. half
sold expression on his face, 'all that-neods
proof
il is said that Brown has lost all relish
for stories not strictly true
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

ErS Spell Aaron said school marin to the
little grl at the head of the class. 'Big-A,-
little-a, RON promptly responded the
child Text, spell gallery said the IN is
tress, when a still smaller specimen of
fomininity burst out triumphantly, Big gal ,
little gal, cry
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

How TO GET \ FINE WHITE House
OUT OF AN ENTITY BARREL.-P Put the bar
rel IN a secure place, near 4 spring Of good
water, on the road to the grog shop. When
you want dram, take the price of ii in
your hand and start to the grog shop. 20 as
far as the spring, drop tho money through
the bung-hole, take good drink of water
aud return home. Repeat this operation
until the barrel is full, knock out the head,
and you have the price of a splendid brick
building. Fact.
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TERMS TO CLURS
M DOLLAR wEENLY -

TIKI DOLLAR WEEKLY SIN,
Five copies, one year. separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, seDaratey addressed and
an extra copy TO the gotter up OF clubl
Eight Dollars.
twenty copies, ono year. separately addressed
(and an extra copy 10 the getter up or club.
Fifteen Dollars.
~ copies. one year. 20 one address (and tic
H1"Ii' eeA'S one year 70 Retter up OF club,
Ihtrty-three Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year. separately addressed Ca,d
inc semi weekly one year 20 getter up OF cIubY
FhIriy-hve Dollars.
One hundred contcs one year 90 one addreca
Lald the Dally Tor one year TO the getter M on
D' Fifty Dollars.
one hundred copies, one year saoaratelv "a
aIesseI lani the Daily for one year 70 the gettGr
~ ''N"' sixty Dollars.
TUE sEMI-WEERLY SUN.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
ASn COMES, one year. separately addressed land
"n ,AHa COPY TO getter up Of club,
SiNteCD Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
IN Post ONCE orders. checks. or drafts On New
ioFH, Wherever convenient. fnot then register
sue 'c"e's containing money. Address
J. W. ENGLAND. Publisbe,
Gun Office New York CitY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

Rev. II. G. HOLLAND. The religious
circles of Baltimore were somewhat startled
last week, by the announcement that this
divine bad severed his connection with the
Nj. E. Church, South, and is now a candi-
date for orders in the Protestant Episcopal
church. lie is native of Kentucky and
entered the ministry of the Methods.
church when mere youth. gaining great
celebrity as the Boy Preacher lie has
been 10 the ministry for the last ten years,
the last three in Baltimore, where he is re-
g'rded as a very attractive pulpit orator
.S0VntOn Indicator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
wIT AND IUNIoR.

An old lady, walking with her two grown
daughters, on a moonlight night, displayed
her knowledge of astronomy by pointing
heavenward, and excaiming: ooh my dears,
do look at them beautiful stars, Juniper
and Mars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
One-half the Regular Rates.

o1r stock consists, in part, cfMe ./1llo,o-
ing goods:
SnAwLs, BLANKETS, QuILTs, CorroNs,
GINGHAMs, Dress GooDs, TABLE LIN
IN, TOWELS, Hosiery, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
CoEsGTs, &c, &c.
SILyER-PLATED WARE, SpooNs PLA-
TED oN NICKEL SILVER, DESSERT Forks.
FNE-BorrLE PLATED CAsToRs, BRITAIN
MA WARE, GLASS WARE, TABLE AND
PocNET CUTLERY ~ GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANT FRgNCu 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.
" hare oiso D06c a,rangcBle1ts 1rilh
soo,e ofhe ica3iag puLljLhg Ao,,scs hot
'rW enable MS To seH Hc sandura ond lat.
est rorhs otPopuiar authors at abot oac-
hoJ the rcgn'1r price such as BYRoy-
MooRE, Burns, MIIroN, and TEvNY,
SONS WORKS, IN FW cir anil CloH
Bindngs, and hmdre9s ofothcrs.
THESE and ererYHiDg else I0r
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
IN creyy orlicr omoutiBg 10 orcr $50.
accompanied By ne c1sh the Agent man
retain $500; oHd iu cecly or5ey orerS1O6,
SI.GO may BE- ref0iuh ~
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

re- Mr. Carver, doing the bonors of the
table, said to one of his guests, fashion
ably dressed girl of the period, Il see that
you have plenty of breast, Miss, but do
have q little more dressing p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
H. q. CATSTY,
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

lust plblished, a new edition Of Dr. Cul-
- VcTVVc - Celebrated Essay n
the rad,cai eYre without medicine) Of SrEEy A
ToRHngA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Sc
mEal Losses, IMporEyCY, Mental and Physical in-
capacity, lmpcdimeuts 20 Marriage, etc. alec,
COSsrNPuoS, ErILgrsY, and Frs induced by
self-indulgence o. sexual exiravagance
~ Price, in a sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author, n this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years sue
cessful practice, that The alarming consequences
Of solfahuse may be radically cured without ths
dangerous use u internal medicine or The appI.
cation Of the knife pointing out a mode Of cure
a. once simple, certain, and eBcctual b. means
Of which every sufferer, no matter what bis cor
dtion may be- may cure himself cheaply, phi
vatcly, aud r13icqiiV
g0- This Lecture should be In the hands o.
every youth and every man iu the land
Sent. under seal in "a plain envelope. 20 any
address Povp0ia. on receipt Of SIS cents or go
post stamps
Also Dr. Culvutweus Marriage Guide
price - cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO..
l27 Bowory y York .PosLOfTce Box 1855
Dec %, 1870 -1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

HoLD FAST BELOW "A party of Irish
men, once upon n time, contracted to clear
n very deep well Having none OF the u
suai oonvenicnccs employed for such pur-
poses, they were at a loss to get one # the
party on the little ledge near the bottom to
assist in the process OF getting out water,
mud, etc. At last Jimmy Phelan, horcu-
lean fellow, proposed a plan which was con.
sidered just the thing.
Ii was this Jimmy was to clasp his big
fists around the windtlss then another Of
the party was to climb down and hold on TO
his legs and so on until the last man should
be a5e to leap upon the ledge.
Being Eighty corncd with liquor, the
party rrrsrcd for the descent without
stopping TO contemplate the difficulties in
voyed in the adventure.
With barred breast, and sleeves tucked
up, big immy seized the round portion Of
the wiudIa.s directly over the we'll and
swung himself over Another of the party
crept down Jcmmy's body and graspod him
by the boots After several more bad
followed suit, and the human chain began
90 stretch faI into the well, Jimmy became
alive to ono great difficulty; the windlass
cid not afford him q good hold in tho first
place, and the weight was getting iutoler-
able
~ last human sjncw could stand 10 no
longer, and Jimmy hailed the lower link
in The chain with.
1}c jabhers, Pat howd fast below ti,I
/ srit on Uo hands
Swtue the action 90 Tho words, DE re-
leased hI hold, when, Of course. the whole
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
THE DAILY SUN, SO AYEAR.

prominently readable newspaper. with tho
largest circulation IN the world Free indie
pendent, ana fearless In politics All the news
rom everywhere. Two cents a copy by mail
30 cents month, or So year. - -'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

sD>It was the idea of minister down
in Georgia, at the conclusion ola marriage
ceremony, to use in his prayer for the bril-
dal couple the sentence: Suffer little chill
dren to come unto them Amen
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
Still Ahead /!
. IiI' q 1'c u B o = ( o IA
ID q L L Ak ST ORE.

We 'raat good rclioJie agents IA cray
part efMc Counhy. By cmDioying 5our
spare time to .Jorn, clubs anil sendiny as
orferS, you c0H attain tie most Eicral
commissions, euLer az CASH or NER.
CHANDISE, aasd all goods scat by as
lcW be as represented, and are guarantee
Satisfaction 10 coe,y one deaiiDg ,ciM oar
house
AgcHts sEoud collect ten cents from ere.
'y customer, ami .Ior,oord 10 as Ia adsance,
for Descrip'ice ChecEs Of Tie gog3, zee seH
Tie hoi(ers ofhe ChecA& Luce the prize.
Hcge Of either purchasing HE orticlc hcrc-
on deScrjJe{, o." u ecchangiag Ior oay ar
Hctc mentioned on oUr Caia}oyue, uumLcl-
ing ocer 800 di6~em articles, not one oJ
,chtch can be purch0sed IN tie usual ,ray
for tie same money.
The adcont0ges -ef first scs,7iag he
Checks are these: We are CONSTANTLY Lug
ing small lots Of oery UalaaJie yoo3a, chich
arc not on onr catalogues, and /1r rhich
'ce issue checL,s hU all are SoH Lesicies.
m ere'y ciaJ, IRE ,cWPut chcchzfor WATCH
rs, QUILTs, BLANKETS, DREss PATTERNS,
or some odter article n equal cu1uc.
We do not oBa. Sinyie article Of nler-
chondtse that Gun he sold by regular dcol.
ers at oUr price. Ne do mt ask non 10
bug gooels I,'oD, us unless zee can sell hem
cheaper than you can obtain them IN ana
other ray, -tehie the greater part Of our
yoods are soH at about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03

OF the same size ana general character AZ
THE WEEKLY, but with greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
TO It's subscribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice week instead of once only.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-03
I'll Q N U III E N IT S

and II Il y DSToNICS which they
offer at very low prices for C1sA
Marble aud Marbieized Mantels, have ue, boon
put up in tlleir new Mantel ware-room. Their
Stock of
NJ n ~ Il l. LIS
is large and good, and their prices for them are
extremely low You would not think that su,b
rich and elegant Mantels could be sold so cbc,p
eAnd at their establishment you can purchase
CRATE, either Low down or Eleyates. Plain or
Elaborate
In addition to their Stock Of MONUMENTS.
Headstones andy Mantels- they have a large stock
Of IIIRIFIED CLAT, water and Drain rile
from 10 2 inch bore in sections Of fun tbree
feet. CHIMNEY TOPS, CHIMNEY FLYES
and beautiful VASES, all sizes, for the GAR
DEN or PARLOR, are on hand in large quaint.
ties. Sand for pattern sheet OF pipes, Chimney
tops, Chimney ilues, or Vases. The drain and
water pipes are much cheaper than IRON and
much more durable for they will not rust nor
will ihep rot. Remember the place.
10 G II NORTH CENTRE ST,
CUMBERLAND, MD.
January %, l8Tl.-tf
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PNLH ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR,!
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $40.
sEAII-WEEKLY sun, az vE.p

Or less than One Cent Copy. Let there be q
ESQ Club Mt every Post once.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-07
The Liquor Traffic:

The ProbibltIonists gave some
startling figures as tothe amount of
money paid during the year 1857,
for intoxicating drinks retailed 'ov-
or the counter The amount for
Ohio alone is si51, F34, SIS, and for
the whole United States, 81 1888.
49n860-that Is TO say, about three
ffths of the entire national debt in
only n year Bk-CommissIOncr
Wells is the authority for this
statement. The saddest thing of
all s-that this enormous sum is in
fhItely worse than thrownaway.-
1t purchases annually thousands of
drunkards' deaths, Innumerable
broken hearts, untold miseries OF
myrIads-of households, and an end
less catalogue Of pauperism, dis
ease, crime and ruin.
How 10 check this monstrous
and apparently increasing evil, is
the great question. Prohibition
must have done y good deal when
thoroughly tried, ifthe statistics Of
Hon. d. A. Wells can be relied on.
Take for example the two New
England States of Maine and Con-
necticut, about equal IN popula.
tioE. The former has a prohibito.
~ law, and the latter has none. IL
the former tho retail of intoxicat-
ing drinks in 1867 amounted to 9
little over $4,000, 900. and IN the
latter to more than s35, 000, e00.-
Quite q difference Gin. Times.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-07-07
Young widows.

The sorrows of q voting widow
arc not ended wheh she gets her
husband under ground, as will be
seen by the following extracts from
a letter wri.tsn by a lady 10 the
Home Journal
"Do you know, girls. what 1t 10 to
be \ widow? 1t rs to be ten times
n.ore open 10 comm6ht and critl>
cIsm than any demoilelle could
possibly be. II is to have men
gaze a you pass, first at you; then
at your black dress, and then at
your widows cap, until your sehsi-
tive nerve CULVER Under the Infic-
ton. It 10 to have one ill-natured
person say II wonder how long
she will wait before she marrIes a.
gain 2" aud at6thef answer, "UntIl
she gets q good Chance, I suppose"
1t is now and then to meet a glance
of real sympathy, GENERALLY from
the poorest and humblest women
that you meet, and feel your eyes
fill at the token SO rare that It is,
alns /! unlocked for. It is 10 have
your dear, fashionable friends con.
dole with you after the following
fashion : "Oh; we'll it is a dread
full loss ; we knew you'd feel il,
poor dear" knd in the next breath
You will DO sure to marry again,
and your widows cap is very be-
coming TO you.