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AN PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIES AT
HELENA RATES!
No one n now Connected with me In the
Land Dllslnessin this County.
Can always b fousd At the District Clerks on'ee'
Dser 7 2.-ttt o. ,. o'BANNoN.
lodge, June. %. 1874 lbtu
To Investors.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has now
built equipped aud put In operation, nearly Si7 miles
Of ito main line Of road through m excellent country
and along Whist IL known ss the Valley Route to the
Pacific. The anished portions already enjoy large
and fast Increasing trac. The SECTIONS approaching
completion connect the chain Of Lakes with tho nav.
cation Of the Upper Missouri and Columbia rivers
with Puget Sound, at once large and profit
able business and cntitie the Company TO about H.
100000 acres oI excellent average land In fee sim
pie.
With these accomplished results, the Company Of
fers and is now apiay selling. Ito First Mortgage
Bonds, for the purpose Of completing the censtFao
sion and equipment Of its road scsbss The Csodssne
ttcr careful investigation, We recommend these
oonds u well scared and unusually proatebae In
v.,tu,s.t They have % yeas to sua PRINCIPAL and
interest are payable in gold the interest tssvsa and
three ,eu.hs p~pat, = sqsal ssw to about sk pr
cent 10 currency. Ths coupon and rsgssserst bonds
can be exchanged for each other at the pleasure q
III. holder Gold checks for tho sentaapual tntsssss
on the registered boads arc mailed % the post oee
address Of the owner -..-..-4
Ths.e .soantIes Ia,s the fouosdst Jdesss0 Of
strength and saisty: They ass ~ es'ssasson Ut
strong corporation; thss 80 also . asrtgasc on the
Road, IL right Of wsy. eauspnents and f'ancaise''
and arrt lean % ih net earuiaes 10 s6d'esss ="
this usually 1ucient security there u psdssd sss sne
psvaest Ut the rtscpal and lassssst 0ras 9 Lsna'
averaging ahsat $1,000 Acres ~ Ails cns % sas'
length Of the Roa4 AttAs sss,gs psies " ae'e q
which other Land Gnsts havs sAss fas so'a'
shi' real c'tat~ security Win y's'd osee tass
pet mie-mose thau three times The pessb's issss q
Sosds.K u: ads.l'atsa s,iteh ifi1ff ts'is i
The Company has alrsady bsgss ths 1sessaasf y
s''n''s - oa,,s'i.ps issAr. aess,s so'd'' :. !.
"sy ~ DOW bsiex rscsivsd, q Lie = payment =.
''cha'ss fasths conpaay's lssAa
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must pay a a!reasagss epsblisher may coutinus
to send Il until made and collect the whole
amount whether the psper is taken from the Office
not. .tt - f"= .s#|
The eoarts have 0sgi6od that ssfssineto take the
newspapsm q penoaicals from the Restolice, o.
evidence q intentiooal fraud.
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The dodge by which the christian phil.
anthropist was entEappcd and slaughtered
at Topeks, the other day, is very fur from
being . novelty in our politics. Indeed II
was practiccd only last fall to kill of Mr.
Corbett, of Oregon, though the story, N ,fal
IS We know. has never before got into print
Mr. Corbett thought be had, probably did
have, pretty sure thing on his re election
to the Senate The cards had been skill.
fully put up, and there seemed to be nOth>
ing more to do but 50 In and win. But
good classic authority has assured u that
human affairs are uncertain. A guileful
Oregon law maker in the interest of Ben
Holiday caused 1t to bc intimsted to next
friend and active worker of Mr.. Corbett's
that he Was open to conviction in fact was
prepared to be seen. An interview was
arranged, The friend and the treachefous
legislator met; and witness was concealed
in IN adjoining room-the old detective
trick-with his car glued to an eligible,
possibly artificial, hole in the wall. The
friend was led on tomakes proffer Of money
in distinct terms, when the legislator turned
on him, explained the situation, and gave
him bis choice between taking bis man out
of the way and having the whole affair de.
tailed to the Legislature, the Senate and the
country. Mr.. Corbett, from al that up.
pears, was as innocent of any completely in,
or even knowledge of, the intended bribery
~ the unborn babe; but Appearances were
against him; he had lived long enough to
find out that men are apt to put the worst
construction on things, and he did't want to
sacrifice his friend. The upshot Of the
business was that he got out of the way.
and Mr.. Holiday had the satisfaction of
seeing bis attorney elected to the Senate of
the United States. Which satisfaction was
not unmlxed however, for though the at.
torney was pnt forward in his interest, he
intended in his secret heart, after the field
had been cleared, TO come in and seize the
place himself, But like Miles Stsndisl.
sent TO court = girl for his friend, the at
torney concluded to keep the prize for him.
self, and though Ben, the rough, may have
upbraided in private, he had 10 smile and
congratulate in public.-SprinQfeld, Macs.
Republican. ~ ,.,
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EMOTIONAL ExCITENENT MORE WASTING
THAN .txrsLcEcrUAL LABoR.-What the
physiological Psychologists sffirn is this: :
That, whereas serious and calm intellectual
WORT 10 only very slowly destructive to the
inervsas health, emotion, unscss directed
Into proper channels, is highly destructive
to the stability Of the nervous system. And
they further seya ,las y the conventional ideas
% 70 the propfie,y and utility Of certain
kinds Of ss6osiosal exciiesnent do possibly
lbssr, 10 the sxpsviencsiof medical men, the
very worse fruit possible. They d. MOI ny.
. ~ ApssssaSt hlsta, that The easosi6u u
repsatsacs for NIL 'Gs,Ds is.ls thing 10 'bc
shsnssd; mt tliey declare that The hablt of
sclfSssssarsng iuttospection which the Clergy
and ssscAen arsespccially earnest ID RECON-.
n,endlsg = smsSns of spiritual purincassbn
h - fas fssn psonssisG Gihs exisseacs u :
really high and pars seasdard ofethies that
Il rsiss bosAjhsdy I'D sosl, = ne n1jbsity
of osses, wbessvsr h y appllsd Os'she hsse
scals saooGose ssperisliy theS bssists 49, "
\ hdit,Df ,nducDg snnecGsJ snseioosl
exd1emeat, - yp0ae pefpeaej jwe0 ~ )ees
e1S1 ~ ~ dsaees0us pssiod Of enmm6qc.
M SsSual Mfo 3 . morally I'd eeyucAv
ja3usiU0 - . hege nua16f - ttdtstoe1A
thatte NAV swe3l - Qoegl6oaeo 80 eoqecdcol.
yidaela nlght nj A9ge - QRss aQaeGsft
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/ E0D6baSe xeGhe. s''1' .,s's'
III rs - .thee Inha Bs0usaG llo1oi-
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The speech delivered by Senator Morton
In the United States Senate on the defects
In our present electoral system will com.
mand universal attention throughout the
country. According to the Senator's views
the defects of the system may be enumera>
ted - follows: e 'D,-
First The lack Of uniformity In the sp.
portionrnent of electors.
Second. The want Of q proper tribunal
to pass upon the question of disputed elec.
tors. .. ~ 'd'
Third. The liability Of becoming corrupt
In closely contested elections. Il mun
Fourth. Tho possibilities which 1t pre-.
sents Of defeating the popular vote when .
third party is In the 6cld
Fifth The injustice which it permits by
giving the smallest State in the Union equal
power with the largest in voting for Presi.
dent, when the election is, thrown into the
House. e- ....,,.,r t5Gih ..a.1 ..4. .ru,
These defects cannot be denied. The
dangers likely to arise from their presence
may be ,nagnified, but that they exist, and
are liable to develop serious trouble IN the
future, the thoush,fui citizen is forced to
admit. The remedy proposed by Mr.. Nor.
ton has The merit Of simplicity and sppar.
ent fairness, and deserves the careful con.
sideration of the people. 9@ s@t III
Mr. Morton proposes- u
FIRST. To divide each State into districts,
equal 70 the number Of Senator'S and Repre-.
sentatives to which the State may be erti>
tied the citizens Of each district to vote di.
rect for President, and the vote of the dis
trict to be counted one in favor Of the can.
didate who receives the largest number of
votes in Il. ' ...'.'"'.
Second. The designation of some proper
tribunal q far removed from political pref.
udices - possible, to pass upon allques,ions
arising out Of disputed elections. y
Third. When tho people, through district
votes, fail to eject, the Senate and House
shall meet in joint convention and proceed
to On election. The candidates shall be the
three Who received the highest votes from
the people, and each Senator and Repsesen.
tative shall have one vote, the candidate re>
ceiving the largest number Of votes 10 be
declared elected. 4,.. a..T atad r...
This, in brief. 10 the system proposed by
the Senator from Indiana Its adoption
BY the people would simpli y our Prcsiden.
t.al elections and remove oil possibility of
danger from closely contested elections
d An election BY the House, audef our pres.
ept system, virtually places the election Of
President 10 the hands of the representa,
tivss of .o00. 600 The little State OF Rhode
Islaud has the same voice - the great State
of New York Each State IL allowed but
one vote. thus making It possible for small
minority Of the people, TO oversuje, throsgh
their delegation in Congress, the wishes Of
IN Overwhelming popular majority. The
Injustice Of this must be acknowledged by
Ill The feet of is beng only possible
contingency sADsld net excoss its presence.
II has within II the germs of danger 70 our
Republic, and should be changed before We
again confront NJ posaibls ds.sds Of an,
other Presidential campaign. 70 Sil2IiT
Z Ht "a - = = ~ -. Y. Z.
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A0sspAie 0eseriptiea sf IL 1gs1se oib.
saltas-1hs TspegEayay sf tAs Great
? Lava bed. ! -Naa
From the Oregon Bulletin.

From the Oregon Bulletin.
O. The su5joined letter will be peruscd with
interest, - much on account Of its author.
ship ss because of the interesting informs.
ton 1t communicates. To the few who
may not know the writer we will say that
there is no name more honorcd sInong the
list Of early pioneers Of Oregon than that Of
Jesse Applcgate, the Sage of the Yuncolls.
He writes 10 follows:
Ed;sors Batlssin :. The word .'Pcdrcgal, :"
like the word ''Canyon," has been intro.
duccd into our language from the Spanish
% designating featuic OF the topography
more clearly and terscly than any word or
phrase in our language. As by the word
canyon the idea of raviDc between walls
OF rsck Is Immediately conveyed to the
mind, SO by the word ped,egal We under
stand "a irregular volcanic surtace of b..
salt. trachyte, etc, more or less broken into
uphesvals from helow, and cracked and As.
sured in the process of cooling. ] first saw
the term in Lieutenant Rip,ey's Of the Mex
ican va; It has since been everywhere sdop.
ted BY the Corps u Engineers, and occurs
frcquently in the explorations fora Pacific
railroad, ordered by jeff. Davis, Secretary
OF War IN 1865, 'b'...' .'' ''''.
The stronghold OF the xodoc Indians Is q
ped,epsl Of the most extensive and elaborate
description it occupies, with but few in
tervals 100 square miles. ''."''''. '''
II you can, imagine . smooth. solid sheet
of granite 10 miles square and 500 feet thick
covering resislless mines Of gunpowdes
scattered at irregular intervals under it;
that these mines are exploded Spontaneous
ly. rendering the whole 1eld iutoT rcctangu.
lsr masses from the size of > match box ia
that OF church, heaping these, masses high
In some places and leaving deep chasms in
Others Following the explosion. the whole
thing is placed in one Of Vulcan's crucibles
and heated up to point when the whole
begins to fuse and run together, and then
suffered to cool. s".e,..a. III sh .'.a4
., The roughness Of the upper surface re
mains as the explosion left II, while all be-
low is boneycombcd by the cracks and
crcvices caused BY the cooling Of the melted
rock. r. .r,
An Indian can, from the top Of one Of
these stone pyramids, shoot man without
exposing even square inch of himself.
He can. with due haste, load ard shoot q
comnlon nuzzle loading ride ten times lso.
fore msn can scramble over the rocks and
lehssnas between the slain and the slsyer.
If At this terrible expense of ltfe : force
dislodges him from his cover, he has only
" drop into and follow some tsubterlanean
passage with which'hs. b familiar, to gain
aa0ther ambush from whence Il will cost
Ten moro liyns to dislodge him; and - on ad
injtsiIsm. rn,tss4.l JEssE APPLEoATK.
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LAND ENTRIES.
Ian EN- II r. I ES.
O'BANNON & WOODY
Q. H. O'BANNON., En-. WOODY;
Nv N.cf lndgc MiaaQula.

Deer Lodge. Aiss0ula.
viii attend TO all matters relating TO entry Of public
lands In Deer Lodge and MissOuls counties Wehavc
Township Psts aud Abstracts Of oil 0pgs and entries
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
commissioners Notice.

John ". BlOss, Complainant
rs.
usan Dee yer. and others, Defendants,
IN CEANCERY.
DY decree rendered at the April term of the
ID Circuit Court of Hampshire county, Vest
Va, the undersigned, Special Commissioner in
this cause, is directed, after having first piyen
notice by publication in the South Branch In
ellgencer' for six successive weeks of the time
place and purposes OF his proceeding under this
said decree, (Which publication is made equiva-
lent to personal service Of notice upon all parties
in terested
''To ascertain and report the debts due from
richard Deever, dec d, or his estate and which
constitute liens upon said land in the hill and
proceedings men toned and the priorities thereof
and for this purpose TO call the creditors of said
Decver before him"
All persons interested will therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the 2ud day of August, 1873 at nv
Once in ROmney, ! shall proceed To carry ont
the directions Of the above recited decree al
which time and place all parties interested NAV
attend Tor the protection Of their interests
SAM i l.. FLOURNOY,
Special Commissioner.
Notice 10 Creditors.
To the creditors Of Richard Deever. decd -
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court ri
hampshire county, made i'm a cause therein
pending To subject the real estate OF the said
Richard Deever TO the payment Of his debts, you
are required 10 present your claims aoeinst Tho
said Richard Deever for adjudication to Samuel
l.. flournoy, pecial Commissioner, at his Office
IN said county, on or before the 2nd day Of Au.
gust, 1873
Witness, Chas N Taylor, Clerk Of said Court
TINS l9th day OF June, 1873.
CHAS VI. TAYLOR, Clerk.
June 90 IQ72--Ty
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1870. TAKE NOTICE. 1871
Are You Afflicted or SickP
Use
1871
| "A n r ~ EY'S
BLOOD CLEANSER :
OR
! p A NJ a G < a! +?

An Alternative and Cathartc, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from baG
blood.
THIS preparation was established in 1880. and
has now been prepared in iiguid form for more
than lS years. In January or February. ls7O
another party commenced 10 prepare a similar
article which is inferior 10 the genuine. and
which should not be mistaken for ours Ask
Tor "DR. FAHnSEYs BLOOD CLEANSER or PAyA.
CEA,' and accept no others.
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gen.
uine, IS printed IN green on a yellow wrapper
having also the signature Of p. Fahrney, NJ. n.
Chicago.
"DT p. Fahrney's iIeaM Mes,eng,rr gives
the history and uses Of the BLOOD CLEANSER. fes-
umOnials, and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
DIR. Il. FAHRNEYS BROS. & CO.
Waynes5oro Fiantiin Counfy, Pa.
ASK Tor DR. y. sahfney's Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail dealers and by
GlBKESON Il PATTIE,
Romney, West Va.
Also, by J. W Baker. Bloomery-Coopor A
Horn, Capon Brdge-Daniel Parish. Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, va arvin & Bro.
High View-Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West va. o.
Mcdonald, Capon Bridge-Sydnor Mcdonald
Hanging Rock-Cooper, Horn & Carter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. Il. ELLIOTT.
TcooeiiHg AgeaL
June 80, 1S7I-1y.
NEW CROP New Orleans Molasscs. For sale
KUYKENDALL & SHEErz.
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OF the most stylish and substantial character.
All The material used is guaranteed to he of the
very best quality, and the workmanship cannot
be excelled, as none but lirst-class workmen are
employed. also manufacture
LIGHT SPRING WAGONS!
Parties desiring anything in my line are re-
quested to call and examine before making their
purchases. All my work is guaranteed Sc.
cond-hand Carriages taken IN EXCHANGE for
New Work. shall also keep on hand and for
sale full line of
CARRIAGE MAKERS MATERIALS.
Of every description, and OF the very best auall-
ty, such as Hubs Spokes Rims Irons Of ell
kinds, Trimmers' Goods, and in fact everything
needed in the business.
HARNESS., LIGHT AND HEAVY,
constantly on hand, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. No pains will be spared
to make this the leading establishment of the
Kind in the Valley. REPAIRING of all kinds
will be attended to with promptness, and ON
reasonable terms.
CHAS. S. HARRIS,
Harris Hall, Wincheser, Va.
Dec. 2, 1S70-tf.
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WEsr VlRelslA USrvERsIrr

Established by ongress; adopted BY the
state aided by the benevolence Of individuals,
societies and other institutions
Five Departments of lnstruction-Litersry,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer
ing Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge of large Faculty of accom- plished
scholars aud successful educators.
FALL TERN begins Sept 4th. Winter, Decem>
Der 18th. Spring, March oath.
mmencement, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from $3.50 to $3.50 per year.
Less to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particu-
lars, to
ALEX. MARTIN,
PRESIDENT
Morgantown, W. Va, July 10, ls72.-ly.
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OUR STOCK
Notice to take Dispositions

Ihchariah Johnson, James W SayilIe An
drew Caylor Of John, Robert c. Malcolm, N.
D. Ou'hrie, administrator, of Edward Tickle.
dec d., Robert White, special receiver. Lewis
A. OneSimus. G.. W. aud Ida ". Stoker and
Harrison Stoker, and any other heir or heirs OF
Edward Trickle, deceased, late of Hampsbire
county, w. Va, and any other person who NAV
he entitled TO share in the estate of said Edward
Tickle, deceased, who are If any such there be
unknown parties, and James Sheeiz, Guardian
ad Item of said Lewis A. Onesimus G. W and
lda NJ and Harrison Stoker, Zachariah John.
son. James W. Saville Andrew Caylor of John,
TAKE NOTICE.,
That between the hours of sunrise and spnset
of each day, and at the time. and places herein.
alter named | will proceed TO take the deposi
uons OF sundry witnesses which, when taken.
will be offered as evidence in nv behalf npnn tho
irisl OF n cause now pending in the Cicruit
Court Of Hampshire County, West Va unon tho
chancery side of said Court, wherein am Plain
TN and you are Defer dants: namely at the bouse
OF James Richmond, on Big Caron. about two
and one half miles above the forks OF said Rio
Capon and near Caudys Castle. in HAMPSHIRE
county, West Virginia, on Tuesday the 5,h day
OF August 1873
AT the house Of John Caylor, on the west side
OF Spring Gap Mountain and about a mile from
the SAID gap In said mountain in said Countv
and State aforesaid on Wednesday the 9th day
ef August, 1873. AT the house OF Thomas Hen.
uVlsohi aoOut Two miles from David Ginneyani 9
Mill, in said County and State aforesaid on
Thursday the 9TH day Of August, 1873. At the
house of Thomas Boseley, about three or four
miles from Claysville in Mineral county. West
Va, on Thursday the End day of October 1879
At Mrs. Eandshaw's hotel, in the village of
independence, Preston county, West Va on
Saturday the 4th day Of October, 1873.
AT the - house, in the town of Grafton.
Taylor county, West Va A, on Tuesday the 7th
day of October, 1873.
AT the Mountsin City House, in the town Of
fairmont, Marion county, West Va, on Thurs
day the 9th day of October, 1873
At the house Ct Thomas Watson. in Smith.
town in Marion or Monongalia County. West
Va, near the line between the two counties on
Saturday the ii tn dsy Of October 1873.
Al The house Of Samuel Sapp, on Monoupalia
River about three or four miles from said Smith.
town, Marion or Monongalia County. West Va.
on Tuesday the l4th day of October, 1873: and
at the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court in the
town OF Romney Hampshire County West Va.
on Friday the Gath day Of October 1873.
AND u from any cause said depositons or
any OF them should not be taken on said davs or
1t commenced should not be finished the same
VIII be continued from dag TO day and zine 10
time between the same hours, and at the same
place until completed.
JOHN W. PHILIPS.
June 81, 1873.
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NoGfe N Cre6ito,s.

To the creditors 81 William S. Purgtl sri
Reuben Davis, decd In pursuance Or a decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Hampshire county made
IN cause therein pending 20 subject the real
estate Of the said " lillian s. Purgli aud Bsafcn
Davis, dec d., respectively, 10 the payment Of
their debts, you are required 10 present your
claims against the said William S. P1rziu aoi
Reuben Dsyis, dec d., respectively for adjud.ca-
ton 10 Samuel l.. Flournoy, Special Comnis'
siontr, al his Office in said county on or bclNs
the 7th day Or August, 1873
Witness, Chas. N Taylor. Clerk Of saii Court
this 10Th day Of June, 1873.
CHAS NJ. TAYLOR, Clers.
June 90 lsT3--1w.
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r a II a RT,
AT HIS
Wachine ry Depot,
ClarlksburG, w. Va.

These are easily attached tn Saw Mills or any
other Power, and warranted to grind Flour and
Veal Of O superior quality az greater rate NJ
speed than any other Nill and DO IL without
beating or ang other difficulty. Weight 400
Mills are warranted 10 grind 90 bushels per hour
ana many do grind from 30 10 co bushels per
hour. Price S275
S.-lt within 30 days. for any reason, the
mill should not he entirely satisfactory, 10 will
railroad and steamboat charges paid both WAYS
F.rst-c'ess CIRCULAR SAW MILLS and
CAEDlNG MACHINES on hand and made to or
der LClarksburg March a. 1870