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Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07

The Lancaster Peaasyirauim protssta
against legislation in the South as follow ::
|, is 40 wonder ,hs people Of the South in
the fulluess Of the bitter cup which has
hern persis,enily held to their lips by the
Radical carpet. bag rulers who have so
long lorded i. over them, cry out. " Le,
n alone." In every State where Radi-
cal power. through the aid Of the ignorant
nsgroes, who have never paid farthing
Of taxes, is in the ascendant, the finances
have been crippled, disorder has reigncd
and general depression Of business in all
departments has been observed. From the
siekening spcc,acles furnished by Alabam'
.. Mississippi. Louisiana aud Arkansas
y. turn with gru.itied feeling Of relief tc
tho Democratic State Of Georgia, which
has, since i,s emancipation from carpet-bae
rule. made rapid progress in maicria
prosperity.
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That irreprcssible nuisance, George +.
Trsin, wss discharged from custody las,
Friday week, aud Immediately took his
departure for Europe just in time to es-
rrpc the service upon him Of subpoena
rs q party 10 the cr9di. Moblier job. II
shs ereu Of the vessel on which he sailed
sill hsve the goodness to serve him in the
stpvpysd msnncr In which the celebrated
Jsssa sss treated. they will confer fav-
- o the vssl Of the world
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07

STATE ri D.iiwrrt, County Q, .N,r Cds,'>,
/ John L. Hall Cashier of The Citizens Ma
tiunal Bank, of Nidllriown. DO solcmuls swear
that the Above statement is truc, 10 the hes. OF
my knowledge ani belief
J. r. HAIL l., Cashier.
SulscriHel anil sworn 10 before ME, this 3rd
day Of Jutr, s,3.
J. y CLARHSuS, S.P
J Y CRAWFORD,
Corrcc;-A;tts; e Ellison Directors
T.. C. FENlNuEE,
June T-lw.
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Constitutional Convention.


AGairs in this country have grown into
such condition that the press, every
shere. Republican ms we'll as Democratic.
have been calling for Convention to re-
mod.l the Constitution. That once hon
orcd aud revered instrument is so con
r,rued as to give warrant for every act
which the Republican party, supported
by partisan Supreme Court, chooses to
do. The States, under their construction
oft, have hu, few rights, and when they
feel inclined, even these few are invaded
They interpret it upon the theory that
this is consolidated government, instead
of eontsderafed one. having only such
powers as have been delegated 10 it and
no, reserved by the States respectively
Not only in the South, bu. in the North
have they exercised unwarran;ed powers.
Congress has passed laws iu direct viola
lion Of the letter aud spirit OF our articles
Of agreement for such only our Cons,iiu-
ton is, and had psesilen, Grant but hall
duuc his duty under his oath to enforce
sud proiec, that agreement he would
have returned their acts unsigned. No
wonder, then. there is such n cry for .
Convention, in order that that instrument
may be 50 amended as to be incapable Of
. double construction, for which indeed
there is now no just ground.
The New York World recently propos
cd several good changes, and another
equally infamous as the others we're good
II proposed tha, the Constitution bs s'
altered as to give the States representa-
ton in the United States according t,
population as il is in the House Of Rep
rcsen,a,ivc., and complains that Mary yland
Delaware. Rhode Island and Connec,icu
should have voice in that body equal
as poten, as ,ha, Of the large aud popu
lous States u New York, Pennsylvania
Ohio and Illinois
This is the bodies, stroke sc, made .
State sovereignty, and far exceeds tn
Radical party The representation ]
the Senate, as i. now stands, is the gre'
bulwark OF States ri.ii,s. and is the onl
guarantee the smaller ani less populou
States have against being overridden an
oppressed By the larger ones.
In the Constitution, that revercd il
strument which was deemed adequate u,
Ill Radicaii.m csn,a into power, there
. clause which provides that no dmen'
ss.nt shall Le made 10 deprire any State
Il. equal Suffrage IN The Senate ritiiom !
orn consent 80 strongly, says Judi
upshur, were the States attached to III
petfcc, equality which their perfect cove
eighty implied aud SO jealous were th
Of every attack upon it, that they guard
il By an express provision Of the constit
iicn against the possibility Of overture
All other rights they condded to that po
CT Of amendment which they rerosed
,hree.fourths of all the States, but u
they..refused to enirast, except to the So
crate. indcpcndan, aud sovereign will
each State giving to each, in its o.
esse. an absolute negative upon all
rest.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07

S,fra He'4ssr,. G Ctsrs. - SHr C.ss. ss-
I : Z. 81 son. cashier ~ The w ras'r
County National Eaaa II odc,,a. DO sUtciunl,
wear That the above statement g. ;rue 10 The tes,
81 my knowledge and tcrf
J L GIBSON. Cashier
SDis ritel and swpfa &c triure uir th, 1.th
iay Of Ma. !s7a.
! u. EEuWS : T..
WILLIAM PutE.
Corrtt,-Aets, CHAS. BEtsTEN. Director,
joins APPLETON
Jane III
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y TsAsss. .--Hon. b. T. Disss will please
ssseps sss thanks for several volumes Of
II, Cpn6ssasiosal Globs. containing the
Dsseesdists u Csnsress during the last
~ ysosp. Jhsss sss salssbls books and
~ - - sl.d 10 est then.
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Tho Court Of Appeals Of New York has
affirmed the decision Of the Supreme Court
iu the Stokes ease. and his chance OF be-
ing hung 10 now very good.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07

Il is rumored from Dorchester CO., Md.
that John Il. Plator, convicted Of murder
10 the second degree. 10 about to be par
doued BY Governor Whyte
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Business locals.

The Wild geese 10 not regard DR.. Ayers wis.,
deia iH migrating nurih-.urh immense numbers
uilA.n - are Il ing uvrr us now, while his A.
u ,uac .AFs i.gsk and biu.trrn. sbout this
'jtt with lcir! suow --C.lHr Rapids tlowa).
Times March ..
w wrig too fast Last week in our item on the
rdniii,, LotNcca nr Aver and hc wild geese
The Doctor science lcat their instinct this time
NJ . Bid trlri have We had such q snns-.turm ~
iti af last SHu,tY HE snow lies thr-c fret
dIti on j lr'cl ia Minnesota hni -" feet ia Wis
cdu,in, wEi'r thr storm, ii.'s swept from the Al
l4Eile 20 'Hc Rocky Mountains. SHuw fell 10 va
r.ons depths i,r souih rs Denver For, Union
thl Santa Fc, Learned rs we believed Or Aver
ii The afrtun ~ Nature. and wonderful as we
kNp~ hs u.,i ines 70 be- Ne wtrr not prepared
Il 80 ~ nal 40 instance Of his suprrOriiy not
obs over the wise men, lut the viscsi OF AM
,Iiis Wiu.y Instinct is considered unfting We
lis, u, % pr- more firm, t-n ever. over our
aafH 'ar Ayers a@rrican Aha, l..c - Crdar
aa!si rmc. March "
$ " Ertrr'i. .fua', ~ iau'ir, Niss,s. snt
tIll'i'rg tp'lrn .,5! 't'r l.ssu- AID Z IA shoes
nov complete atgJug 4,iicd fn our already
'Ir.r s'u. '..tr .lHdrrl p,ir direct ftuni the
uNoH iae,.s. eat.oni rstu,nr rhrm.
l+.li.. e,., aad .e. ilc n,w s,!le elluTrrNToT
;. VI REYNOLDS
N.H ,ufs dc 4rnna'iy
88 t.l8. which soon
a u'Y u.a..HF #aa Hr other rgaIis fatal
..ts Ht iNc .Lug- Nh,u 30, the tin.,', t,r Of
=H. H r., ~ tlH i.'ats Bal4um of " III
def 'h'I. .sas azre seli Itesafst4 - a green
~
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07

- ca ~ dsss1sS siss Il has no js-
1ipo h osv. Bsatss's ssse. rhish. Il
y oots ~ Ashsnsss troubles.
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sNru advertisements.
REPORT

ofhe Condition efthe Cii.ens' National Boat Of
Nidiioorn, Deiarare a. The close q businss on
April ASA, 1873.
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Fu:e Fresh Congress Water,

lt#e,t 'g0m ~astfesa Springs tot sale ~ 3.
n EH& SNl.i-.
Tie ar.rIa'ei PnrL GRAM TAN. ,b- les.
b H. eaf.i 'f aega,a. al, aiFi. - ryan
y, s.ue r I EVANS
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REPORT

orr, Condition u ne N,te c,,'it County .Nfiood!
B,gt = o}s'i. a t's t'.,e - in,ins,, on ne
asa Jay Q, iyrh l-5a.
RESOURCES
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
Tournament nt Iirre's Corner.

The Tournament Al Hare Corner last Monday
did not amount TO mitch. The Attendance WAS
rather too slim to mskc The receipts srry heavy.
the tiEst rrize falith: tor bass! valued At
500 Was taken by " 4. Wilson, VI kcut CO.,
Md, nhn took al. the r."gs trtry time The
second prize. Il no top buggy. valued al S90o
Was taken by Francis Dusgan, of 81. Georges
bel, vino took eleven fings. The thitd prize
was awarded to C. ". 1ayman, OF Kent co .
MI. ri,, man and B. +, kauely, Of MddlcloNn
each took ten rings al The first tlting, and on
lie second trial between the two, rny man won
the prize
Tie novelty connected with tournaments has
worn oil. and rs means of raising fund, they do
no, answer 50 well as nj first Something else
Will have TO be tried.
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aI.eLb,rd c.mp Meeting.

A Camp Meeting for Appoqunimink Circuit,
NJ +. Church, will be held In Hills woods near
Blackbird, commencing August LIST, and con,in-
uiug over two Sabbaihs. A cordial invitation
Is extended to adjoining circuits and stations TO
tent with them by Rev. c. W. Prc,,yman, Pastor
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lnren,liHrisnn.

The stable OF Andrew Crumlish, In Whining
ton, Was destroyed by fire last saturday causing
loss OF about $1,000, uninsured The fire Is
though, TO have heen the work OF an incrndary
II this building WIS ircd by the same scoundrel
Who was suspected ni having set hire the
buildings 10 this town short time ago, and who
went fiom here TO Wilmington, whence he came
here, no punishment could lie possibly too severe
Tor him.
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Choked 10 Death.

Last Tuesday evening, while a, the supper Ia
BILE a, the Capitol Hotel, al Dover. Thomas Sip
pie. OF George own, Del, fell dead, in fit Of
A piece of meat had become
wedaed in the wind-ripe and could no, be re-
moved. A Corouer's inquest was held and YER
dict rendered in accordance with the facts,
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07
Drunken Row as new Castle.

We invite the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement, In another couG.a Of the Straw
berry and Ice Cream Festival 10 be held In the
Academy Grove, In Odessa, neat Tuesday .and
Wednesday evenings, the proceeds from which
are to he applied TO the benefit OF the band OF
that town. All who have attended festivals and
other like entertainments In Odessa can testify
to the pleasure and enjoyment that 10 bad on
those occasions. This festival commcnds itself
especially to our people on account Of the object
for which II 10 held. Very few people dislike
music, and when q serehade Is projected baud
Is considered very necessary. The gentlemen
who compose the Odessa band have always been
very kind In giving their music on such occa-
sions, and now when an opportunity 10 offered
10 make sligh, return we feel assured IL will not
be neglected.
%. Ann's r. =. cAnreh. Msa11seswn.
The Right Rev. Alfred Lee, D. D., Bishop OF
the Diocese will odiciaie on tomorrow nj the ns-
uel hours fi0}, A. ~, N, p. N. h this church.
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Gone Ia Colorado.

Messrs II. r. r. Rothwcil and George Roth
we'll, OF Appoquinimink Hundred, went TO Colo
rado Territory las, Monday week. II is the in
,ention OF both gentlemen, We believe, TO take
up their residence there, IL they find things suit
able to their taste.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-07

lal',. e,., aad Eel ,tc p,w s,!lr llorrrNror
\ .Itsl-.
:. VI. REYNOLDS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
Consumption-Early Treatment

Thousands, and tens of thousands, of ca
ses of Consumption, as well as other dis
eases Of a kindred character, could be east
Iy cured 10 the beginning of their course
by resort to DR.. Kevser's Lung Cure.
Ii is as near n specific for Consumption,
Catarrh, and Bronchitis, ms can possibly be
made. Ii does not weaken, but builds up
the constitution, neuualizes tie morbid
poison of tuhercle in the blood, and carries
that out which is forming, or which has
already formed. lis method of action has
teen fully discussed in an essay,by DIR X =,
of thirty-two pages, which will be sent free
to all who desire A.
Address, DIR. Koyser, I67 Liberty Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Price of Lung Cure 81 80,
or 81 90 per half dozen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

SQUmRFL SKIN LEATHER The Stock
ton Gal independent notices a sample of
ground squirrel skins tanned in that city,
aud says: The leather i very filc, remar-
kably strong, and as well sui ed for gloves
as the very best kid which it somewhat re-
sembIes, but is much finer Mr. Woods
who has been practical tanner for about
forty years, states that 40 skins make more
endlrabe leather than squirrel skins /.
seems to US that morocco of very supe-
tior quality, quite equal if not superior to
hat produced from the best quality Of goat
skin, could be produced from tho skins Of
ground squirrels The ground squirrel,
which infost California, ard for the de-
s'ructi'n of which public bounty is cF.r-
ed, c"nld really be turned to profitable ac
count.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
The Tide Of Emigration Turned.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into South
west Missouri attracted by the cheap Lands of
the Atlantic i Pdcifc RgH Rogd CombgHY.
This Company offers 200. 600 Acres Of the
hnest lands in the world, at from s. 10 Sl2 per
acre, on seven years time, aud with free trans
por'atiOn TO all purchasers
This Road, Aerer Biockqded IN Saor is des-
Hhed 10 become the national highway between
Nrl0 l0rk and SIN Francisco and 10 The ip5,,..
Flous farmers of Older states vge earnestly re-
conmend this land of cheap homes sure that
nowhere can the poor man find a more grateful
climate, better soil, or greater prOductiytue-s
For full Information with Maps and Pauph-
Ie's. address AMOS TUCk Land Commission
or, - South Fourth, ST Louis
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21


ADVERTISING PAys-Ths Richmond STATE Jour
nal tells how Edward Msltey built up one Of the
largest dry goods trades W New England and
as II cannot fail To be Of interest TO every one,
we print the account Of enterprisiag mer-
chant s success. so that those who would, like
him, make money IN business may follow his ex-
ample: About Is years ago MIR. Malley APP
peared in New Haven, and opened a small ''se-
ven by nine dry goods store the principal
business street OF that city. At that time the
heaviest merchants on the street scarcely adver-
tsed IN the local newspapers TO the extent OF
more than two squares each, and then in stand
ing advertisements for the season. Mr. Malley
with a degree Of sagacity that no one else had
ever dared 10 evince, struck out boldly in the
advertising liue engaging column in each Of
the three local dailies. with the privilege of
changing the same every week and making his
advertisements the most readable part of the
newspapers. For this he paid each of the news
papers at the rate Of Z 900 year. The old fogy
merchants stood aghast at his bnrdihood aud
every body predicted that he would Ego up in
less than thirty days and he did 60 up in less
than that time-to the very height of the mer-
camille ladder. His store in few months ex-
banded from ''seven by nine" room into the
occupancy of the whole building in which il was
situated. and in less than year he was doing
the largest business of any merchant ia the city
lie kept mp his RECKLESS advertising" as il was
called, and to-day he has a store built by him
self 300 feet deep, 20 feet wide, and two floors
the largest and most successful mercantile
house in all New England outside of Boston
lie now pays the local journals not less than
$1,000 a year for advertising, and yet be con-
fesses that he has made all his money out of the
newspapers"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, March Is. 1873

AnNiNoDAiI 4diIcu 10, 10
BsEy CAr7rF There was fuller SIMPLY OF
Cattle IN the wards this week than was REQUIRED
fur tho demand which was almost wholly lini-
ted 10 dealers Of the home market The conse-
quence WAS marked dizziness throughout with
prices IA full ic of, the quotations being , TO :!
% few car loads, which were not put on the
market owing TO the absence of buyers will be
reshpped East, as also several others which were
offered but rot sold. The general quality Of the
receipts compared .avorably with those of last
week
Prices today for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves at 25G9ST %; that gem
orally rated first quality 25GS6 Is; medi-
um or good fair quality 50GS5 25; ordinary
thin Steers Oxen and Cows ; OO(IlS4 50 in
feror and lowest grades of Cattle OOGGOO 90
general average of the market to-day - %
extreme range of prices 00(a(S7 25 Most of
the sales were from 81 TO s. 81 "a 100 lbs
OF the receipts 1928 head came FROM ohio lO5
from Maryland, - from Virginia, and 800 head
from Pa total receipts for the week 1925 he 3D.
against sos last week, and 93l head same
time last year. OF the offerings lO6s. head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, 90 head sold to
spectators for Eastern markets and 22S head To
Washington city and Annapolis denlers-total
sales for the week 1886 head against GO last
week, and 900 head same time last year.
SHEEP. The market IS more fully supplied
than IL was last week when the number was
quite up To the needs Of the butchers The con-
sequence is that quotations are &c lower, aud the
market very dull with prices tending down
ward, more or less rapidly as the future arrivals
on an already overstocked market may deter
mine The quality this week compares well
with the arrivals COR several weeks past We
quote fair TO good Sheep at 44G17i cents per 10
gross Receipts this week 334l head against
2O45 last week, ard 2O26 head same time last
year.
IloGs.-After the comparatively light run of
Hogs for several weeks past the full number re-
ported this morning has checked the upward ten
dency of prices, which tave steadily advanced
for the past two weeks, and at the close To day
are ut stand, with the market rather weak the
further movement OF quotations being Deepen
net for those rating all the way from tail ends
to prime cornfcd, and few very extra at So per
100 lbs net. Receipts this week 10, $50 head
against 7f95 last week, and COLA head same time
last year.--Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

Baltimore, Monday March IS. 1S73.-
FLoUR-Howard street super, 90 a. So %
WHEAT market quiet and receipts light. Sales Of
red ut I7OG} 100 cts--choiCe white at 2OOGt 200
per bushe. Corn, - .OCn bushels received to-
day. hte sold ~ 62Gt63 c'S--yellow at 57C,
% cts per bushel Rle-salcs at 100000 cents
per bushel Oats-sales at I6GIGO cents
NEW IoRK Mnrch 3 -Gnlh LEI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
Ladies' Hats
Ncic GHd nice stgies-from > cents 10 81

- -
fae q"di'y, AMI re,y handsome;
Eomens SHOES E,om / 81 10 81 %;
Gents heary BOOTS from 3 80 To 81 30
-tchoLe Stoch, and doubie sale
Pure Turner's OIL, he bet IN he n,Gr-
he'--aH LeotItcr mcn ouqht IN crap.jne Il;
THE finest and prrea COFFEE. ,rh,tc q;
Green Rio ond oil Government Jaea;
The best q =. Tcos-Gac Syrups, PJr.
torico Moidsscs and Conton .Nyrvp
Upper Leofhcr, Soic Lcoftcr, Boot Bn
ing, Innings anil Skins, dc, &c
IL" 'rU afso fad Coat RacEs,
Racks, Bunk Shnccs, Ta,rcl Racks, s.
gar, Co6ce and Spice Borcs, &c
On. spnce uiiofed rs iCW mt permit an
enumeration If all zee hare, ond az Jgy
prices, great paiis has Leea taL.en 4, ,Hake
them as Io'o rs hc io,ge,i. IN s.orj, ~
yoU wdnt TO ti"d NE best .St6ie. og,d re
mast accommodating Sltsmcn, c0H o. n
"OH ArB'SroHg Coracr," oDyozsc ire
CGart-h0use 0Bd see
KUIKENDALL g. SBAEJZ
Romncy, Oct. -, 1872
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

j. Monroe, &c 4, on the financial condition
OF the County returned January, 1872, was
s64-the costs Of this report wa SD.
Tes;e. T.. :. WHITE,
Clerk C1uuty Court HaDpshire Go.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

-, Is said that the President OF the Washing
ton. Cincinnati and st. Louis narrow guage
railroad contemplates letting it to contract in
April from Harrisonburg, Va, TO Highland
court house. Another link for the South Branch
Railway.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
south Branch antelli9eneer.
RoNNEY, FRIDAY, MARCHoI, 1873.

- full list Of appointments of the Baltimore
Con renee Of the Methodist 4. Church, South,
Tie ensuing Conference year will be found on
our FIRST page TO- day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
MARRIED..

ON the 9Th instant, ~ the residence Of the
brides mother. Mrs William \ Taylor, on Mil
Creek by the Rev. Leuberman, Mr. JoHS W
CARTER 10 Miss JENNA TAYLOR all of this county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

Good Friday comes on the 18th of April,
aud Easter Sunday on the 18th.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

Eleven years' Credit Seven per Cent. To-
tcrest 223 per ceui. reduction to
settlers who improve.
y FREE PASS TO LNYAD BCERS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

"A distressing accident occurred in Baltimore
city at the boarding house of Miss S. Duval a
few days ago. The servant girl, in order to re-
slsciatc GIe in a bed-chamber, took the oil
can aud poured the fluid on the smouldering fire,
the can exploded instantly enveloping the girl
ia q sheet OF flame. The girl fled into the street
in the fresh air, her clothes were soon burnt off
her, and she was so burned that she died in
short time after the accident
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21
ROsADALIS

TNlE GREAT SOUTHERN
L remedy for the cure Of Sero-
lula, Scrofulous faint, Rheuma.
tism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goltre, Consumption, Bronchi-
It's, Nervous Debility and all dis
eases arising from an impure con-
.iition of the Blood.
The merits ofthis valuable prepar-
alton are so we'll known that passing
notice is but necessary 10 remind the
readers Of this journal ofthe necessi-
" OF always having n bottle Of this
medicine among their stock OF family
necessities.
Certificates can be presented from
many reading Physicians, Ministers.
ana heads o I families throughout the
south, endorsing in the highest terms
me Fittd lyfrucf AZ AOsddaIts.
Dr. X. Wilson Carr OF Daltimore
says 'he has used IL in cases OF Scrof-
hla and other diseases with much sat
,siaction.
DIR. IT. c. pugh OF baltimore, re-
.commends IL TO all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying IL Is SUI
perior 10 any preparation lie has ever
hcy Dnbney Fall or the Baiii-
more Nj. r.. Conference South sa,sho
has beenso much benefited by itsuss
that he cheeriuliy recommends ito
all his friends and scqua intanccs.
Craven ~ Co., Druggists, at Cor
louisville, Va, say IL never has failed
to gre satisfaction.
sam'i G.. BIC Fad den. Murfrce--
6oro, Tennessee, say IL cured him of
rheumatism when all else failed.
Ros2dalis Is not a secret qusCk prep
aration, its ingredients are published
on every package. SHOW il TO your
PHYSICIAN and he will tell you IL Is
composed Of the strongest Alternatives
that Eist, and Is 40 excellent Blood
Purifier. Did our space admit wo
could give you testim onia Is from
every State In the South and from
persons known 20 every man, woman
and child either personally or by rep
utation
Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists.
CLEMENTS & Co.,
baltimore, Sole ProPrietors.
JOHN F. HENRY,
No. 8 COLLEGE PLACE,
4NeO York. " .olssaLe Ac.nt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-21

THE ri CTS about his Grant nre-Low Pri
'cs. Long Credit, and a Rebate to settlers Of
nearly One fourth Rich Soil, and Splendid
Climate; short aud mild Winters; early plant
ing, and no winteriuG Of stock plenty of Rain
fall, end just AT the right season Coal, Stone
aud Bricl, on The line Cheap Rates on Lumber
Coal, 81 no lands owned by Spectators
Homestead and Pre- emptions now abundant; n
FIRST class E1ilIond on the line Of great Through
E"u''-Fro'ocis will pay for Land and I'm
proycmeu5.