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Fire,

ST LouIs, Jan. "A block Of three BUILDINGS
ID Lincoln. Nebraska, was burned YESTERDAY
Loss $1,000; insurance for sl2 900 in the Norti,.
american company or Philadelphia
Ihere has been no movement In the ice gorge
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GRAND METEoRIC DISPLAY AT SEA-Tbe
ship X. Z. winthrop, at New York, from Ant
werp, reports November 2. latitude AIS north,
longitude ls.T west, Madeira Island bearing
south half east, distant hundred mIlos IA =
meteoric shower commencing at dark, and last
ing two aIda half hours. The first hour, As
near ss could be judged, there were from nine
70 Nv eve hundred meteore in the air const antly
In Tire second hour there were from four to sir
nundred, and 10 the last half hour they were
gradually disappearing. About four ffths of
the meteors appeared like small balls OF lire
moving through the air leisurely, but others
moved With great velocity, leaving in their
track q trail of fire resembling that in the wake
Of an army rocket.
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A CHURCH DESTROYED BY FfRu CRAcKxRs
Mt. Airy church, in Amherst county, Va, abs Of
three miles from the Court house was DESTROYED
by FIRE on Tuesday night last. The church h.
longed to the coiored Baptists, and 1t seems that
a large congregation had met Tuesday uisht
when the younger portion Of the crovd an
ployed themselves IN firing squibs and rockets,
quickly consumed "e'
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inauguration Of Gov. Waahbur~e
BOSTON, Jan. 2.-Governor washburpe Va
bis annual address. which shows the tossi
FUNDED debt Of the state to be Ell esl .0l
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Fatal Stabbipg In Providence.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. John Holland 80 IA
tally stabbed by Pat Green last night
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Prince AlfonsO. brother OF Don Csrln.
viH to-day a1s1De command Of t. Corluf
bands In Cofalouio.
he Cortsrtan yoang Den Of Boston ere
0estttute combined, vhoss - poor Nv 80
temporary loogtng md - ~
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MORTALITY AMONG CaiLDRsx AT sRA
Many heart broken emieranu arrived in Nev
fors on the last day OF December, from Bre-
out shortly after the vessel sailed, and bofore
New York was reached twenty children md to
ADMITS had been buried IT sea. The CoinnNus
e fDaIi vessel. and this number, IN uropor-
ton TO the nnnber Of enigrants on board. d
very large.
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1NAueuRATIoN OF Nsw STATE GovsRN-
MENTs YHsrHRDAY.-Governor Dix and Lien
insugurated yesterday at the capitol in ALBANY.
which was densely crowded. Governor Hoff,
man, in retiring ffom the duties Of the guber-
natoriai CHAIR, made brief address, in which
ne said some very complimentary things of his
distinguished successor. General Dix in rep,y.
vac equally courteous. and complimentary. de
said, In conclusion. thar " he REGARDED the de-
cided expression Of popular opinion 1T the late
state election - astrong declaration in favor of
marked line q policy which would sensibly
tighten his burden
aueurated governor Of North Csrolina. He
says he win give such patronage e 10 has "a
hestov to his party friend., When he can and
tbtD TO suit him, bat When he cannot thu an
god men ffon the opDsslte party.
Inc 1eeeochueet0 and Maine ieRislaturee
met and Organized yesterday.
VAlexis b soon b be married.
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fNrkNsIoE OF TIE CINCINNATI Ann
CHksAPkAkE kAILRoAD.--Thec iti xens OF Clp-
clnnati voted on Saturday not, as reported. d.
rectly upon the question Of issuing bonds In Aid
OF 1.-THE Cincinnati and Chesapeake railroad. huf
upon giving authority to invite proposals Tor
ouLuIng shd operating railroad along the
nah to point opposite Huntington, West
Virginia. The result Of the vote vas nat -
great as We were led TO believe Il would -
advocated by every newspaper in the cifv. ~
valley oil the Ohio river, east Of Cincinnati has
immenee understone, lumber and aericulturai
P,oducte, Tor the westward transportation Of
interrupted. Briefly, it 10 proposed 70 make
me ROAD the central or trunk line Of Q Rross
railroad system, including in its main line and
tributaries, and COMPANY a nov formip~ "a
continue the road mp the river 20 Pitbbure
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HRALTH or ARCHBISHOP BAYLRv-Arch-
bishop Bayiey, who has been confined % his
residence for some time pest on account q IN
health, rapidly recovering. He IL not ~
eumciently well 10 resume actively hss on cia1
duties, bot Il 10 anticipated that he via shorfiV
be able 70 BE ont. rumor hes prevailed -
from Briehf's disoase Of the kidnevr. ira sSss
deAieo.-Ball Sem.
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sHvRRrIY or TEE wsArHER IN DBIAwARR.
Ihe river h now and hes sesa compulsory clooo6
between Delaware city and re,t Deleuare sinoo
WEDNESDAY night, tine 18th inst. Persons ere
constantly crossing on foot aud might 9Th horso
n not piled with old Ice. II has not been 60
before for over 80 YEAR,, 20 say the oldest reoi-
dents. The same state OF thines exist q Port
Reedy Island wpmsselea (DeI) Ca-etts.
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SnALL Pox PAurc m RW1noro-rh.-. I.
so4stnlng q panic about he snaii pow n
nseeoSoo, Va, bat - vsocinstkoo he 80
ksIiy Precftced the phys1cieo shink fk01O
Lcrreine whe lately did a tkc 6iasass, csSSSS
m noo one q hts cAtidrvo, vAo - - -
poeed % y - tnca1tlo1s $780,. ~ ~
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Another Great fire in New York.

Totals 90 "a 2sS5.s,7 80 2e 3oIsISs 2-osso
MaJOTitie, 7sg.lG grlEss
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. BEGINS AT g.
IN MR. j. g. SAvILLB, Lessee and Manager
FAREWELL NIGHTS OF
NIB. DION B0UCICAULT
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
mrs. Dion Boucicault,)
MR. sHIEL BARRY.
THURSDAY, January 2, 1873 sst time of Mr. Bou-
Iicault q romantic Irish drama,
Ar RAH-NA POGUE;
Or. The Wicklow Wedding
The audience are requested to bs in their ser e at
Soclock precisely, az the W Com dy drama,
KERRY;
Or, Night and Morning,
viii commerce. az that heur
merry mr. Dion BHucic iult.
FhIDAY, JANUARY 3, BENEFIT
Mr.. AND MRS. BOUCICAULT.
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
Z RRY.
Also, on SATURDAY (Iast) NIGHT.
SATURDAY, MATINEE AT ?.
kERRf, and MILLY, THE MAID WITH THE
MILKING PAIL.
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sxTa1 Ku1ILp "UfILR DULCHn TOOfD
u POWDEk.-Dsoonznended By Deasiees for n
yssisy S:t hss,sss 800: S. :sis BY prss5 -
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INTERNAL REvINuR-The receipts from this
source to-day were t6i5740 &C.
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BIZ YESTERDAYS Mail.
~The Baltimore and Ohm R.ii.a.

~ The Bsl,imoro and Ohio Railroad
Company 10 sinking an artesian well M
Msrtinsburg TO obtain a supply of water
for the use of the company at that point.
VEx. Governor Calby, Of New Hamp-
shire, died at Concord on Sunday evening,
aged eighty.
EF The flooring of tho Presbytcriau
Church at Hudson City, New Jersy, gave
way during an entertainment on Thursday
pipht, and forty children were injured
some seriously.
EGO s. LONG, Esq, aud Hon. G. J.
FAULKNER decline 10 serve on the Uniyer.
city Board of Regents.
ETThs mill Of the Norwich. Connec-
ticut, Suspender Company was DESTROYED
by fire on Sunday. Loss 100000; in.
sured.
EEThe Northern Apaches have been
conquered. The last remnau, Of them, two
hundred in number, have been captured.
and are on their way to Camp Verde. The
Southern Apaches are still on the war
path, and causing trouble on the Rio
Graude. A few Mackenzie raids would
be very gladly welcomed by the settlers on
the border.
S-A most 6endish murder Was committed in
Chester county, Pennsy vsnia, one day last week
A stranger stopping at hotel was invited b,
man named Udderzook to take pleasure drive
and having done so was brutally murdered and
robbed. Undertook fled 10 Baltimore but was
scented out by a detective and arrested.
RAY There has been an accident ut Atlantic
City, by which two persons, venturing too far
were carried out to sea aud drowned.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
TuunSnAY Inlu Il 1879

BEEF CATTLE.-The market was dull through
ont the week. there being but little or no sctiv
ity IN the trade at any time. The receipts were
rather in excess Of the demand. and prices in
consequence were 1c lower for the tons and 81
full on the medium and lower grades which
comprised much the larger part OF the offerings
The tops wero n shade superior in quality i'm
some cases to those Of last week About 200
head will be reshiped East without being offered
here and the balance left over or go East at the
owners risk.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol
lows Best Beeves ut BOOST OO-thnt gen.
orally rated first quality ASS Is medium or
gool fair quality 8 970Sj Oe ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows SOFA 81 81. inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle OOC,OO 00-gcn-
eral average Of the market to-day s. 81 sY-
trcme range Of prices 3 5OTS7 90 Most of
the sales were from 90 to IS IS p loo ib,.
OF the receipts 127 head Game from Ohio 80 from
I'D 90 from Va and sos from W Va and 10
from nnsylyanis-total receipts for the week
1860 mead, against .lCl last week and 1905 bead
same time last year. OF the offerings 1877 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, III head
sold TO Washington CITY dealers 2O4 10 York
county, Pa, dealers and 2l3 head to Eastern
speculaiors-total sales for the week 32G bead
against lllI last week, and ll69 head same
time last year.
SugEr AND LtYBs There has been a sligb I
falling on in The receipts Of sheep this week. and
a CORE spondiugly improved demand prices
however, show no change since last week though
some 1000 head have been reshiped for the Phil
adeiPhia market We quote fair 10 good At ga
Cf43 cents, and good 20 extra Sheep at
44Cl5 cents per 10 gross, with but few Of the
latter on tho market and in fair demand Stock
sheep, o(0I3 80 per head. Lambs Of 2C0S4 30
per head Receipts this week 2955 head against
1858 last week, and 3542 head same time last
year.
Hoes The market NJ Tins 81 our writing is
enurely bare Of stock, the falling of siuce last
week being about 1000 head prices in conse-
qnonce are nominally ic higher than last week,
such being the rate Of the last sales, 75C17 25
most Of the sales being At 7G7 25 per 100 lbs
net Prospects are nov favorable for higher
figures, ~ there is now demand which cannot
At the present time be met. Light smooth Hogs
continue IN best demand. Receipts this week
52l0 head against 7l3s lest week and 1891
head same time last year Sun.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July %. 1873.
--FLcUR-Howard street super ( - GS55O.-
Wheat, steady and prime ia demand. Sales Of
red M l7OCgl 12cts-choicc white al l7OG.I75c
per bushel. Corn, $4,000 bushels received to-
day. White sold At s5G1sG cts-yellow At OOG.
90 cents per bushel. Rye--sales at 7ON5 70 cents
per bushel. Oats--sales A. 4jOs4s ceut5
Nav YORK, July p Gold closed At lIsa
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AAtnifs." . THE. . B., : :: :,,. CAUSE
~ tfSfl@F OF
Hum m NIfSery

Just Pu6ii'hed, in a Sealed Enrelope Price Gcts
\ Lecture on the Nature, Treatment spd
Rd'ic0i cure Of Seminal Weakness, or
Sperm'atorrhao, induced by ,Sclf.AJuse,
AroiuHtGry Emissions, Impotency, Ner
oo"s DeJH'ty, and Impcdiments 10 Mr.
rage generahy; Consumption, Epiepsy.
and Ffsj Meatai and Physical Mcnpaci.
", dc.-By ROBERT d. CCL tER.
WE'LL, " d., AuMo, Of the "Green
Booh," DC
The oootH-reaowacd auihor, IN his all
m'roCle Lect~e, Clearly proCes from, his
nc" experience that the aw/m consequences
n Seif-AL"ss may be e6.cWoliy ,emoyed
'o'th'W nlediciae, and ,0Ltou dangerous
surgical operations, 6ouyies, Instruments,
rings, or ccrdials, poinfiDg on made
n cnre az oare certain and c6ccfvai, by
'ohichf ecery sg6crcr, no naifer whnthis con-
luton may BE, D'oy cure himself chcopIg,
PrirnieIy. ami yodicoUy. TINS ire
TLRE VIM PROVE 4 BOON TO
THOUSANDS IND thousands
Sent "Ddcr sca1, in a plain encet2pc,
10 any a3drcs', on He receipt ofsir cents,
or t,c9 Postogc stamP', jy addressing ME
puJiihcrs.
Ad'(yca PIE Publishers,
CHAS j G.. KLINE & co,
l2I Howc'y, ~ y, Past office Bur, + $50
JUL II, 1878.
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ON last Friday night an engine going
West ran over three cows near small
bridge about thirty miles this side Of Par
kersburg. The guard 10 front successfully
threw two of the cows off the track, but the
third one got caught under the pilot, aud
after dragging short distance, threw the
engine from the track. 1t wbirled over
aud deposited the engineer on the ground
several feet away, bruised aud cut about
the bead in dangerous manner The fire.
man was caught in some manner under the
engine and hurt even moro seriously. 1t
is now feared no may not recover The
wounded engineer, |. L RUBLE, returned
to this place, and on Monday left for his
homo at s. Mays Pennsy lvapia, where he
will remain until entirely recovered { Graf
ton Sentinel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

The Levy term of the County Court begins
On The second Tuesday in August next All the
Justices are expected to attend this term and all
persons having claims against the County of
Hampshire are required TO present them then for
allowance, Except Parish claims, which will be
allowed by the Overseers Of the Poor at the poor
boase on The 10Th OF tits month. No business
will be transacted at this term except allowing
claims, laying the levy and matters Of police or
Fiscal nature.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

In Jackson, one day last week, as the
Spencer Bass Ball Club was playing prac
'lco game, enc of the bstsmen let his bat
slip, striking young nan named James
Hewitt, and killing him instantly While
gong to his funeral next day Miss Ssrgen,
was thrown from her horse and il not ex-
pected to recover --Jackson Countv Ncws
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

There il, to our personal knowledge, u
bank president in New York who was con
temp latng atrip TO Europe during the sum
mer, but who found that this would deprive
tho clerks of their usual vacation. lie
generously remains at bis post, taking the
place OF cnch one 10 turn as he GEES for a
period Of recreation. - Christian IFcekiv.
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nIsroRIo HOUSES or rur Suyy,

hlsfORIO HOUSES OF THE SHENANDOAH.
John ksten Cooke has, in the last an
pfeto"'s Journal, q very interesting paper
on the Historic Houses oftbe Sheus udoah.
ls is u theme very copgenisl to an author
who has made the life aud times of the vir.
ginia OF former days special study, and
whose "Virginia Comedians" and descrip-
tions OF the stately hospitality Of the famous
estates on the james, are among the best,
If not the very best, things he has DONE
Few know the historic importance of the
"reminiscences connected with tho winding
and beautiful Shenandoah aud its broad
valley. The first cut in the article refer
red to ia "Greenway Court" a modest one
story and attic stone house, with gable
windows and sloping roof extending unbro-
ken over wide porch in front, and hang
ing low. Here, in the eighteenth century,
dwelt Lord Fairfax, proprietor Of Harper's
Ferry and one-fourth of the State of Vir-
GINA ; and here often Washington, a youth
OF sixteen, visited when surveying the pos
sessions Of its owner. Farther up the river
is Saratoga the residence Of tho cele
brated opponent of the cruel Tarlcton, Cen
eral Daniel Morgan, and then, near Lee,own.
stand the old weather-stainod homes of Gen
erals Charles Leo and Hora,io Gates
baltimore Gazette
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DIED.

DIED
On Friday morning, the 18th instant, in this
town, BESSIE lIrGGlNs daughter of John W and
Virginia Marshall, Nged six months flower
has faded from earth to bloom in Heaven.
This lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just csmo to show how sweet flower
In Paradise could bloom"
Near Ridgeville, Mineral comfy, on the 18th
inst, Mrs. ELlzABETH BALES, wife of the late
Jacob Bales Of Msrtiusburg, and sister Of y. u.
GsIlaher, ESQ Senior Editor of the Char
Free Press-nged 8; years.
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How BRAVE FESLow Cur A TREE
FROM THE TRACK OF THE G. r. 81
hAILaoAD.-FoRT WAYNE, July 49,
As Mr.. STEPHEN CHASE, constable of
Washington township, was riding on horse
back to his fathers last night, who lives a.
bout three miles from the city, had occasion
to cross The track of the Grand Rapids and
Indiana nAilroad, be discovered that large
hickory tree had fallen directly across the
track in the woods. 1t was then abou.
dark, and passenger train would be slon q
in two hosrs. He rode to his fathers, near
ly quarter Of = mile, procured an axe and
had cat OF one end fthe tree when the axe
slipped and went into bis left foot, cutting
1t hall oil. He renouDted the log, cut
on the other cod and rolled it 10 one side,
leaving clear passage for the train. He
then jumped on his horse aud galloped home
through the rain to look after his foot
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Public Schools.

We commend 10 the friends of nonn,., ra,..
ton in this County the following ar,icl. con;.a
rem the Charleston, West Virginia Journal I,
Is h'sniy Important that the duties devolvin 2
upon the friends of Public Schools should b.
faithfully and energetcally performed:
hecoliect that at the election on the 9Th
OF August you will be called upon to cas-,
your votes either for or against lew for
tree schools, throughout the various Dis.
sricts and Counties Of the State. Also bear
In mind that unless majority Of votes in
each District is cast for Levy, there will
be no schools in such Districts, nor will
they, under such circumstances, be entitled
TO receive any part of the State Distribute
bic school fund. 1t depends, therefore,
altogether upon tho people of the several
Districts whether they will, or will not, have
free schools.
Another important feature of the school
law is this: Ii it is desired that longer
term than four months school he held each
year, by making request OF tina. effect to
the Board Of Education, who sre required
TO submit the question to vote of the
people ; and if a majority vote for longer
term than four months, then it is the duty
OF the Boards of Education to grant them
their request. Four months school is no,
enough. Every District should have at
least ak months school each year. Now
they have it in their power to order this
change, which they should do by all IN cans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

AOh CoA Aail IL OuO
Read The Jolioeing and compare ,cih
figures you are paying eiserh.re
I lbs Crushed GRADUATED aud Powdered
Sugar for 81 90;
8 lbs A. White Sugar for 81 90;
Who can sell you prime Porto Rico Su.
gar at lie, but
L. b. SHEETZ,
Who can sell you Prime Rio Coffee at
26c but
Il. b. sHEETzl
Who can sell you good Syrup by the
single gallon a. Csc, Bm
E. b. SHEETzi
Who cum sell you the best and pmresi
Coal Oil at 35c by the single gallon, but
Z. b SHEETZr
Who can sell you good Tea at 25c per
quarter, but
E. b. SHEETZf
Who can sell you every article in tbs
Grocery line cheaper than any other mar
het East Of Bdhimsre.
Z. q. SHEETZ,
Who sell, Laurel D Cotton ut 13c, Jut
+. b. SHEETZi
Who can sell George Washinton's Warren
IA. and Oregon De- at 123c, INT
4. Is. SHEETZI.-.
REMEMBER, these are yard pide and
very heavy.
Who sells a splendid yard ,Oids Bleach
ed Cotton at 123c, bit
f. d. sHEETzl .
Who seHs you all kinds of. Dry Good.
as cheap as any retail CITY House,
f. Il. SHEETZl
Who sells you Cldrk's Cotton at &C.
Who sells Pins at 5cf
Who Iclh Needles at 5cp
Z. B. SHEETZi
Who Keeps he most complete stock Of
Hosiery, GIove', IScotf, Lace Collars,
Ties, Fancy Goods and Notions generally
in Romncy
F.. Il. SHEETZl
WHO sells 90" shoice Prints, paryantcd
Jr't coIor', at l0e per ydrd, Jm
Il. i SHEET,
Who '>II' yom 9ood style GHgAamn anil
fast coIors at 1910, but
J.. B. SHEETZ7
Who seHs you Jeoufi(ut PeycaRs ~ J ST.,
JUt
+. Il. snEETZ7
Bho scH' yon ehoice P,gu,s of25r. Die
j.. j. sHEErZ1
Who scHs you Bcauii(pk D,es, Co23s ~
25c, but
Z y sHEETZ7
Who k>rps NE bet storh NJ
Doors AND SHOEs,
HATS * cars,
READY MADE CLOTUTNC.
Hardware, Queeusware,
DRUGS, PAINTS AND OILS, Eby,
NAILS, S41T. FISL
and ,rcyy MiDg that !, coUcd Jor. oo4
seifI them cheaper Than osgbodg cy,r
T.. Is SHEEJZ7
Why Is II that f.. b. lSHEETZ s.Hs
egeyythi0g 50 much cL>oper than apy5o1g
sisc , J,cause he scHs for C0sh.
WY IL Il that Z. b. Sheets g>ts ~,
Goods eve1y B,orhf
Bccousc ty scliay .f1r Cash he ai.sog.
has many 10 Jny n>r or, rib
Eg RemeB,Jer az lis date, Mn 3Oh.
his Stock has J.ast bern horcyghly yenepeI
IL MI rs departments lie docs not a.,
pe'd "Pon ME Old .Eogie syteDu Of parcAc,
ing aock reery ur nopiLs and yp~ngg
IL at one price .Jor that term no matte
'rha' changes hare 'okea place in RE r.,
Ter" "'oThet'. ritrf 5,... ar
cal anil r., ~ his for yoarDl|e,
oa GiJsoH Corner. :; q
" ~'. =. ~ suEEHZ
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Beware Of counterfeItsI.
JOB MOSES sIEp {AlITT5 Gggiii; .HEsE

Ars sei~pns'iE ooUETHnvEfrED. Dshorss Dv.svtsss
se1snT 70 cell ne eaaE~ o,,.ss- -S,
IAs g-1s'"' ASvs re rasss s/ Jsb bfoaps - sasI
pacNtagc. hu ofhsrE trsrfhless fu4ffaog.s m.
GENUINE Pills are uBfsilir ts the 80. - 81 80.
pAintol and dangerous diseases - which tbs fsrnsi
oonatituti3u - snhjsct Thsv moderate ali .,e.s-s,.
snd cuFs All suppression ~ ths msnsss vhss eso.~d
~ cold tn1ammation. o. disease In All 49,. ~
40 I4mbs, Fatigue on slight eHsrtion PsIpttstion
~ VIC ncart iIstsrles And whites they rtif snsot
oure when al other means have fafird and sltbo-.6
very powerful contain nothing hsrtfui 10 ths .Sst
delicate constitution. - - 49,
Cireuisr 10 English German and Frsneh .r,,,d
seSh bottle Kvss foil direction aDd advice
. The uENUfHE Pills sold most drng stov,. b,e
~ yoof aroeSist cannot supply the ggNUrHE % not
% persuaded ~ accept sny counterfaft ~ kegs -
Heio but send One Dollar u the sole pror,std, -
Hoses, ~ Cortiandt Street. Nss YovS -5t6 90.
o. eAprees once at Shtch ron vii call far ~ ps~R
sge and bottle q the oEHUfTg pills ss~ursls 80
seiey packed 10 plain Wrappers vii BE- ssat 81 rstr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
the GREAT FRENoH REMEDY.

Rrsp.rsd b. ,. 0ARGHCIERE
No. IL Hoe Lombard. Parfs
These pills highly recommended ~ ~. .,,a.-
laetcai Felny ot FrAnce ae the vsry best rsrus-fr
a al 1855 Of sRsrras.orrhose Seminal Wssksess
,W,esh opi.nch RlsposiN ~ the Urine, Nsrvoos Ds.
ethty. and AT the fhastly train Of nue.s~s $780,.
from ABUSE and secret Hsbita Thsy 49, -beo ~
ether snediss fail and have ben used 18Th sss~ir
ing success ~ The eadng Preach PhYsicisns duyinr
Nc Psst ~ years Pamphlet 81 Advies ia sseh bs,T
81 VII Be cent Free ~ any addre.a prf~e Il A a@r
HoN. sent ~ nals ssetrsiy laid (ross ~ sk.s-.
sat9.. receiPt 81 yries ~ soy adyertfasf A~eDa
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sole 0snsrai Agsutf for AHsyisa =
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w. II MCDOWELL, Dmsgi.t.
August ,, 1872.