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OLYMPIC THEATRE, broadway, between houston
end Blocker sfreets.-HUEPTY DUMPTY
UNION SQUARE THEATRE Union square, between
Broadway and Fourth av.-ONH HUNDRED YEARS OLD
wALIACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
Ftreet.-DAvrD GARRIcx.
BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street corner Sixth
aveRue.-N0 TH0RoUGHrARn.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fourteenth strset-IrALrAS
OPKRA-FAUsr.
THEATRE COMIoUE. No. 6li Broadway.-'9s: OR,
TIE MURDER AT THE FARM.
IOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-MR AND MRS. PETER
WHITu-WHL o. TIE WisP.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Twenty-third St and Eighth
av.-ROUGHING 1t.
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. 72s and 7so Broad
way.-ALIxk
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, Thirtieth st.
NEox AND NECK. Afternoon and Evening.
AraRNBUM No. ss1 Broadway.-GRASD VARIETY Rs.
1ERTANnENT.
NIBLOS GARDEN. Broadway. between Prince and
Houston strects-LEO AND Loros
ST. JAMEs' THEATRE, Broadway and 18th st-Bun-
LEsoUE OPERA-MAsKs AND FACES, &C
MRS. r. b. CONwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
ALIKE.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Montague st.
RIr VAN WINKLH.
BRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. Twenty third st.. corner
9th av-NEGRo MIxsTRELsY, &c
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. al Bowery.-
VARixrv ENTERTAINMENT.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, sls Broadway
ScrRNcs AND ART
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, between
Broadway and Fourth av.-ONp HUNDRED YEARS OLD
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wALIACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
rfreef-DAHIn
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The Ncws from Spain.

The news dispatches from Spain bring intel
ligence Of the progress of affairs in that coun-
try which is varied and conflicting in its
aspect and statements, according to the
sources from which it comes, Spanish or
French The slavery abolition legislation of
the government of the Republic appears to
have become less animated in the Assembly
but we are assured that the Madrid Ministry
still entertains the very highest and most phi
lanthropic resolves with respect to the cause
Of emancipation. This resolution is accom-
panied by another for the complete extinction
of Carlism. This is to be accomplished by
the raising and equipment Of new army,
numbering about fifty thousand men. The
War Office enterprise is to cost very large
sum of money, and this necessity has of itself
evoked ministerial demand for subsidy of
one hundred millions of pesetas. Whether
the Cabinet demands will be granted, and
whether, if granted, such legislation will tend
to the maturing of the Spanish people
towards the robust manhood of an enlightened
democracy remains to be seen. In the mean
time the war for and against Carlism is being
prosecuted with great activity. The progress
of hostlities is attended with serious
loss of life and the daily destruction of an
immense amount of valuable and produc-
tive property. The Bourbonists are being
driven from the soil at some points, and,
again, are advancing in the territory at others.
They hold court, under the divine right claim,
here and there, and appear to be exceedingly
graceful and courteous in these most exciting
moments of their monarchical itineracy; but
the government of the Republic is notwith-
standing all the "blights of the olive branch"
still the government Of Spain.
The New York herald., 1873-03-03

BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street. corner Sixth
avenue.-No THoRoUGHrARE
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death. 1t is certainly highly discreditable to
the Spanish government in Cuba, if General
Morales fully represented its intentions,
that this effort to frighten away an i'm
partial truth-seeker should take such visibly
logical forms. A few minutes conversation
sufHced to show how disingenuous was threat
which could not Hnd justification even from
the Spanish standpoint General Morales de-
clared what regret 1t would cause him to have
to shoot Mr.. O'Kelly, but added that If found
with the insurgents or coming from them he
would be treated as spy Upon being
asked If all prisoners were shot, the
General hastily qualified his first state
ment by saying that the civil authori-
ties dealt with them, and that many were
pardoned, as he could see for himself. The
pertinent remark, "Well, you are not willing
to treat me as well as you do the insurgents,
for you allow them TO surrender, and you even
refuse me that privilege, because you threaten
to shoot me as spy if I come back" brought
a very singular rejoinder from the General.
He said:-"No, if you present yourself and
ask pardon, you will be treated with the same
generosity as the other insurgents (sic), but if
you leave the Spanish lines you will expose
yourself to the danger of being treated
as an enemy il the Spanish troops should fall
in with you" Never before in the history of
rebellions-Spanish, Cuban or othsrwise-has
such remarkable conversation been brought
to such absurd conclusions q general
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byterial nestiuss. Presby'ery then took
recess and heard an excsl'ea, sermon on
family religion from Rev. NJ. w. Wood.
worth, Of Burlington, W. Va
Presbytery met again ia the afternoon
aoG resumed tho examination IF Mr.. W
W. DJwney with references to his oraina-
ton a minister 9th glspel. Ills ex-
animation on Theology was first taken M
where il had been lef: off then that on
Church Governments aud The Slcramcnts
was coaelu1ed. ard the whole examination
was at nigh, sustsiued. Presby,ery rcsol.
we'd 70 hold an adjourned meeting at Fan.
ing Waters Church 90 May Sth pcox.. for
the ordination Of Mr.. D5wney.
A vote cf thanks was made IN the e;,i.
zeus Of CharleStowu for their hospitality.
aud the officers Of the Methodist Church
FOR the frateruaf oifer of their church on
S.bbaih.
Tho formal adjournment Of Presbyterv.
which consists in singing and prayer by
the members Of she body, was made 10 tie
presence ct tho congregation al the end Of
DR.. Riddles sermon, on Sunday night, and
The brethren parted with reluctance. NV
We see them ali again, aud hear from their
lips the pleasant words Of truth which thew
spoke while among W.
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Consumption Inquire tho
Truth

Red che long aud impartial testimony
10 favor OF Dr. ksyscr'~ treatment OF Con
sumption, aud ell Chronic disease. in an
cs,ay published by that gentleman 90 IG7
L.bety street, Pittsburgh, ~, IN, does
Or convince you, you are not witbin the
roach O., fu'tinIIy related facts. The oures
wais w br. keJscr's Lung Cure, are So
mNny, aud uch marvel Jus ouos, as 10 thu,
cot si sepici>m from the mind. Con-
sumpuys invalid, read t., aud then aci With
decision aud euerEy, and thousands Of lives
ctn be saved irOm an early aud unumciy
grave. d. not believe Interested and un.
Pf'ucp'od witnesses, but 20 60 the fountain
bead, puJ consD,t the Doctor himself. 81
% a.. bottle, o, - 5O per half i zco.
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n. B. Sheet

commenced business 81 hRlc Nor. MoR a.
ycdr s6"ce upon hc Cash system, and ma
RV, no doHbt are curious to k-soto me result
cf nc years transaction, sopie hinis Of
'ehtch can lee gIcose,i from Mis cOp,mNni-
cation. lie desires, ~ ice FIRST place, Ia
erpTeSs thanks 10 his aup,crous jiafrons Eoy
their rery literal patronage and s,ppo1
'chich haze made business aithouIh vct
IN IT'S i"J"acy, If Je,'eccn ni.t1 and Goriy
thousand d0liurS and duiiY incTcnsiag.-
Many Of NE KNOWING ONES prcdict,d Jor
It Dat a short life, on he yroua,is, fbdi he
SMALL PROFITS REALIZED could NOT 3ossi-
bly, he sustaining. Not tokioy into copsil-
Grafton that an The fr,icc months business
there as not a fraction NJ PEI coniayc 10 be-
deducted for bad occo,a,fs--a fact tehjch
must not be ignored, as all pru}em deal-
erS ,cho gre credit must adj ten per cent
fur losses. The interest nccomnf Is ak1
orcr'ooked-d rcry SERIOUS NATTER roo,
as many IF he rca7crs ,cho arc paying 10
~ IL per- cent per AMMAN ram fcsGIy.--
The duiiCsi mind can comprehend The re-
suit IF a tcu thousand doliors f,uscd zee.
ry marry days al fire per rent, and ~,
there are some ESQ btind dcg ,cU not SEQ :
II, amt strange too, Hhea ono dollar
h0H'ffcd tn this rag as cCrih at tie cHd
If tircirc months Omc doYty anil sirfy cents
rms ioohS BIG, bit there IS nat onc 10 Ills.
pnfe me .J0ct, amt as ME true ,caSon ,chV
HE Cdsh Nan who @HS yoR on article far
one dOiidT anil Ten cents makes more n,oDcy
hd" hc Crcdt man rho gets ouc doiior
nm" f/iy cents for he somc article, anil IS
- cfcdr surfing m Tie consumer Of oLout
THIRTY PER CENT, and IS stropy arm.
Dleu Hdt consumers ha2 LcHcr LOFro,o
nancy at ID ar 20 per cent and bHy heir
Giants Of 1t CASH STORE jchere RohiDg *
df,ied 10 die C0st for Jad DEBTS AND IN.
TEREsr AHd Mis is me great hcy nate
Ia Me unprecedented success NJ me far.
Jao'od Cash Store ~ RomDey, ,cli,h IA he
sAH'f spdce o( hreice D,0nths has bcconac :,
ho"schoId 'ro'd 20 Dcoyiy croy Jopliy I"
Hampshire anil adjac,m counties. 7'he
pcopie If Rcmpcy shouM feel a sJjecioI
pride IN kHoriny that thousands oIdoHars
are oHracted ~ H,eir turn from, rcn,ofe
scctfo"s, ~ MiS nesc System that has herr
tcfors Jccn iHresfed up Ofhcr n,arkets.
Thc proprietor ,rouH coH he otIeBtiop
rms many .fricHds 10 ire fact hot H. has
nor IN aoch he choicest @Iecfton of
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The Tide of Emigration Turned.

Seekers for new homes arc pouring into South
w'-t Missouri attracted by the chcip Lands Of
Che lHgBbs r. P,Ajfr RtH R3H C,,,a,,,
THUS Company offers 200 600 Acres or tho
Finest lands is the world, 90 from 81 fo 81, her
acre ON scycn years time, and with free ir,ps.
puriatiOu to oil Purchasers
This Road, Nercr Bioctliei be- Vqoo ia de-.
unei 4" become The national highway between
N9e York aud SIM FraHc,sro aud 10 lie ird,,..
ui7us farmers Of Older STATES wc e,rnf.tIy ra.
commend this hand Of cheap homes. sure that
nowhere can the poor man find q more grateful
climate, q better soil. ur greater productiscnc,.
F"r 'ull Information. with Maps aul pampn.
Tets address AMOS TT k, Land Commission
60, - south Fourth, ~ Louis
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, April 40, 1873.
BERF CA1TLE-Ihe market early this week babe
fair TO he better than last week, and the whole.
sale operations were made under that anticipa-
tion-but on the opening Of the retail trade. the
arrivals having been more than were looked C,r
or needed sales we're effected rather SLOWLY and
sometime before the close Of the market became
rather lame, closing quite dull, prices being
without matcii2l change from last week The
quality OF the offerings averaging a shade better
than last week, ard some OF the better grades
being rather too heavy for our dealers will
probably 20 East ~ owners risk
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
lows Best Reeves at 25G,ST so; that GEN
orally rated first quality T5m1S6 %: ucdi-
um or good fair quality cOGsSj -: ordinary
thin steers, oxen and Cows 4 O0M,S5' % iu-
terior and lowest grades OF Cattle 0 OOGO0 90
general average of the market to-day 81 60
extreme range of prices : O0CUS7 So Most of
the sales were from - 10 So - "a leo lbs
or tile receipts 800 head came from Ohio 81
from Md 40 from West Va 81 from Yirpini.
10 from illinois, 24S from Penn and II from
Tenn. total receipts for the week sos head
against So last week, md lO94 head same
time last year. Of the offerings GO head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, and 1913 head to
Washington city and Annapolis dealers-totnI
sales for the week So head, against lo5 last
week, and on head same time last wear
SHEET AND LAMEs.-There was q full supply of
sheep on the market this week wool Sheen Is
peCally are greatly IN excess of the demand, as
thsv are not wanted now sheared Sheep are
uhout equal IA supply 10 the present wants of
the trade Limbs very scarce, and much
c"ilei for. We quote fair to good wool sheep
nj G0t ! cents, aud clipped at 5GlGl cents per
10 gross. Lambs at 4GES6 per head Receipts
this week 1903 head against 9g2 last week and
22o7 head same time last year
oGs.-The receipts during the past week were
more thar double those of previous week and
! there Is now quite fair supply in the pens with
considerable more expected to day. The demand
Just now IS only moderate, AMI prices have given
way II full &c per 10 since last week We
quote still fed ut 50GiS 90, and corn fed Hogs
"t Z 0o(GSs 90 per 100 lbs net Icceipts this
week 9S44 bead, against 1854 last week aud
jOi2 head same time last year. Sun
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De ~ al NOTICE.
CN~--------sa
NI6YYT

ME undersigned desires to inform the people
d OF Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral and GIANT
.ouhueS' ana The surrounding country, that he
is prepared TO perform all operations pertaining
TO rental Surgery with skill and despatch
The Doctor IN Offering his services. does so
WIN confidence that he will be able TO give sa-
usfaction To those that may favor him with their
patronage, hafing in his possession the hest evil
uV"ce 81 his ability, namely, a diploma from the
pennsylvania College OF Dental Surgery, Que of
the Oldest Pcutal Colleges in the world
lie especially sohcits the patronage Of those
patients chat have been unsuccessruliy treated by
other Dentists
Ills prices he intends shall be moderate for
HISl c'aSS "perAlions-intendiug to confne his
practice to such operations only.
l.. B. BRYAN,
,Su5ycon Dentist
Springfield, lamp. CO., March IA, 1873.
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&c y to2er's sclilcqry since the pass.
age of The wLi-key bill

Ny engine now is cold aud stIl.
No benzinc does my boiler Gil.
We hear Of something les, than mil
Iion OF men in West Yir.ini, who arc 90
log IN o 'bo "rug business" Tn, lionor.
law dil t.--IarhcrsLDry Sulc Jou,nal.
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l. BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April -. 1873.
-FLcrE-Hown'd street super ; GO ass co.
WHEAT. market quiet and receipts ght Sales Of
red at 20o@ 6aO cls-choice white az O00C, 900
per bUshel Corn, 10000 bushels received to-
day. White sold at GsG 80 cts yellow at jSGG
CD cents per Oushc. Eye-s,lcs at 90 cents
per bushel. uHts-sales at 4sCl 80 cents.
New York, April 8 Gold LII.
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afternoon last The Governor holds his own
aui is looking remarkably we'll
We are Indebted 70 Hon Fre,leriet Vans.
Commissioner, for copy Of the Report of the
Agricultural Department for March which con.
tsins much matter Of interest to farmers.
We observe ecom the last West Iriqini1
Tr,Lane, New Creek, Mineral County, that our
former Notwithstanding UMian, O. Clayioa
ESQ., has assumed the editorial contr oil of that
paper. Nr. {. IS well qualified to make good
editor. We wish him success in his new vo.
cation
We learn from the Mtrtiusburg Statesman
that the Messrs. Go'orHs publishers of the She.
ano1oah PoHcy Flrmer, intend publishing
weekly political paper bearing the name Of the
FURNISHING RYDti,-o", the first number to be
issued Saturday, Tomorrow, April 10Th and
10 be devoted to the advocacy of Republican
principles. The IM,ey Farmer will, therefore be
no longer issued as weekly, but as a monthly.
-Ncssrs T2onos q. SmM and j. n Dis,
D,tar Of Parkcrsburg, have been appointed by
GOV J7co5 as State Commissioners to attend
the International Exposition "A, Vienna.
The Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have appointed Mr. Thomas u. Sharp.
Master of Transportation in place of B1AiiaD.
Present Smjh, deceased
The resources of the main stem aud branches
OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compopy
for HE mouth of March, l8l2 were 81 600 $40
IG and FIR the mn mon Ga =, TO-, =, ~, 80,
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I sno 80 70 30 pes thousand for herring.
me Parkersburg Times says that on The End
lnsiantel p Western Prussians were 20 sail from,
oFemen, proposing 10 come TO Yves, yiryini,
and u they find lands to suit them and o,ho,
wise be pleased with the State 70 remain an,
peFmansntly settle.
--Coi' Charles Gdpia, OF Cumberland. has
oeen appointed Surveyor Of the Port of 3alti.
more In The room of z. Fulton, Esq.
Samuel .KtrshaU, Of North River HARDY
county, few days ago, near Moorefeld. in AT.
'e"puns 10 eIisht from wagon while 10 mo-
"on' missed his step aud fell to the ground, by
which he fractured his left hip joiat
The building over the shaft nj the entrance
10 the Borden Coal Compaay's mines N Borden
Shatt' near Frostbnrg, AID, on Sunday morning
last was destroyed by fire, together with all the
hosting machinery, pumping engines, etc. Loss
from $50, 900 to 500, 600.
-Governor jacob ha. appointed DR.. John C.
tiupp as Vaccine Agent at Wheeling DIR Tbos
Page, for Martinsburg and DR.. d. MAYER. for
Charleston.
Justices blanks, neatly printed, can be OBJ
tanned at the hheiiigencer Office.
We read Of a youth-of course notin Uamn.
shire county-vho, on receiving severe cow
hiding from young woman whom he had iilt
ed, rather congratulated himself than otherwise
remarking that if she treated him so when they
were not married, ii is impossible to tell what
he might have Suffered at her hands after
marriage
-One OF the largest and most successful sales
IT Short-horn cattle took place ueir Waukcgan.
Illinois on the 9th inst. The entire herd SO in
all, Of w. b. Dodge, and 3G from the herd of c
9. Parks, have been sold for nm aggregate amount
Of over Si5 600, the cows averaging SGlo 30.
and the bulls $3.50 each. The stock was pur-
chased by breeders from Illinois, Iowa, Ken
tncky, Ohio, and Indiana.
A goose in Fairfax county. Va Matched
/ eleven gosinss from tel eggs. Fairfax, there
fore, is all right on the goose
THE dearest spot on earth" has at last been
located Those wishing to find that spot will
fad it"t the store that does not advertise
r,,
tho ,st ofW,y 40 ''' - '''''' 'o' use 0"
III Is S'"d 'hAtin scotland one yonnS man to
:, c.r 49," % we po,"'s'"n goes TO College
Lred in E,..r,r1 ana >, .,,.a. go.
eight hundred
c;gb,5 .nryor.,r -, r,,oc ,a", A., - - ,"e
surrendered a, Apoom,tox
y.Io. 'i,",'5 -' NE, represents that the
ic., over conner wire ass ooS ,' 'i,o cree
second Tie velocity ofs,und in water !. ! GOO
feet per second
-'''' "''',' " c ,'.' one Of the leading
whccnr died on be @nroi 'Y' ., J ,o, rs, 81
in the 5j;h ycas Of his age.
PorouAc.-At the late session Of Cnp.
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aELiEF ID - Minutes
DRVAN'9 pT-TNfONTr VvAVPpa

r. BN ANS PIL TONIC WAPRRR
W. ~ ,.f-f tnhurt AHrhMts EEuE0HfTfs. SouH
IHHoAr, Ifota7ETGsa, DiFTtCULr nRrArHfHe. IL
gIfiFNT lfNrty FrfpN ANn IrN0 BfaRAaFa. Thry
I'VE ~ taste Of uadi-.n and any child Tii1 f-ks
thoQ. Thousands hsvr been restored 10 hcalth that
81 c1so7. Ask for BRYAN 8 PUiNONTC WAFTRS
irtce 30 cents per box. jon MOSES, Propris-
f.r. fa l'Hrf .ffI.If Nr ~
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The GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARREa SPECIFIC. PILLS.

~" - 70 IA FMEs
~ so Huo flor bard. p.ris.
Thrrs rifrt a-a b. rIv rs-.r,rrer A - tto 49,.
N sl t1cuI cf trar-0 1s fh9 v1-v best remedy
So a.t rIta rE .rrfre1. nf seminal Wa
rfre. Nirr.lT ID I.- o- p-su~ft-s y -.iss.-,s. go
.tl W .--.s or f-Tr1fef-V; Wcskuess arisinRfroos
frrrrt li .tts and --sf Errraere R~lrrrfis- cftNs
Genital ORGANS Woal rpine. j. -rrits ire Urine
ga q. so Fhne'l7 IT, 70 81 Dssaees arislnR from
% 'ru-e Or ksrreaes. They cure beus n other Fes-
eii.s ~. Pamphlet ~ Advice n oarh bon or Vii
fr r1t tfe9 % arF III a. prirr 9 per Rex.
''f tr RAJ fecursv ga II f-1r % otssroaffcn on
r--. N y-'re. csc ~ e.. NUFEs. is C0uTr arpT
ff. saH y otE, 500 General .ut f9r America
Pr @'|r ;" EorucB ~
W u. MCDOWELL, D.uaeist
August ., lST2.
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.'t't4t I"|'
AA.lah r Reed, A. J"fkson Franz ana Frances
us vic, Jeremiah iu'I'p an' A'e'iida
ilS VIE Jonathan Ittl "rd L.iztDttl bis
Nic. ana Dorsey Heed. !iuatHH
as.
Nsr, Ann Reed. vi1.,v az John Reed rrsso !
Iu-h administrator Bee horfs non ufll Lc
viii annexed uf JoLu Reed. decd. Rachel
Reed. widow az Vut.n - ne,d. decd John
aud Alirc Reed Infant children of -,fi Nartia
decd. George tad,Ie 30 do married It,i.
un Reed. Jeremiah arl Lemue CARLYLE their
children. PumeHh H.oi widow Of William
Reed doc g., -- -u.'h "nd Mar, I's wife,
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South a,ranth Jnte,lieencer.
EONNEY, FRIDAY, April Is. 1873.

G,l Jaeob arrived in this place Oh Monday
afternoon last. The Governor holds his own
aai is looking remarkably we'll
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We are inlebted 70 Hon Frelerick Watts.
Commissioner, for copy Of the Report of the
Agricultural Department for March, which con-
tains much matter Of interest to farmers.
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tre bring ou tho monthly prr.str .tli ri ,,-it,t
...'-fi very Unr f-Ill. ..If.Iu nothing Iu-t.
~ '' |.r r'i ..tutiyI d. oil. .- ~ 1-.rvirs "a
Spinal Affections, Pains iH o.. BOX suf L+--ts
lf..stn ul F. rr.r.Il- III. .. O.. .. b. Iae a..
20 a'l " 'frs. Troy VIII effect q euro whom
- n--er rIe ln7 f' ~. Q. The clr-u.a-s arsrui
ta.l p3crnEH gi.o Sal. ii-arf.ulg nrf sFv.ra 80
from 1bsrrsatiln. 1885, 'e@toV
n. o. In al cts-s wN--o the ogrrrus cannot n.
49, nn ~ .,lt. euc.os 4 to tho Sole Propris-
T. ~bn .'ip- srt le turflult To-. Kew York wfiI
lrtl-e = i.-.'a ~ 500 gf14f7e c.rtaioirv FIo.
~, ~ maii, sscarcly ssaled from sny
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Ginning Business.

's'HE subscriber hns opened a Tiushop in Rom.
rey, nearly opposite Mr.. Ndi Aliens Car
ria-e tsith ls"meut aui recently occupied by
ihe LATE Adsm shank where BE- is prepared tC
furnish, at the shortest notice,
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We observe ecom the last West IIrigini4
Tr,taHe, New Creek Mineral County, that our
former ieIlow-townsman, WH'aD @. Clayton
Esq, las assumed the editorial control of tina,
paper. Nr. c. is wei qualified to make good
editor. We wish him success in his now vo.
cation
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

E-'isa sola Ia Alexandria on Saturday morn
i"s 'ast from Ssl to Sllpcr hundred for shad
aaa 81 TO 80 pes thousand for herring.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

The Scientific -inerirm represents that the
velocity oflight is TO- OoO mile, per second
nearly The velocity of frictional o static elec
tric.u over Gopher wire is 2Ss, 900 miles per
second. Tie velocity of sound in walter is 4 500
feet l.er second.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

Samuel lNprshaU, Of North River Uardv
COUNTY Few days ago, near Moorefeld, in at
tempting TO eli2ht from wagon while 10 mo-
"on' missed his step aud fell to the ground, by
which he fractured his left hip joiat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

TnE readers Of MG article ar& rel a.
'edrc ~ thc f;tct that
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

me P"rkersburg Times says that on the End
as 'ani "a Western Prussi.,ns were TO sail from
bremen, proposing 10 come to West Virginia.
ana u they find lands to suit them and other.
wise he pleased with the State 10 remain and
permanently settle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-18

We read ola youth-of course notin Hamp.
shire c'unty-~ho, on receiving severe cow
hiding from young woman whom he had tilt.
ed, rather congratulated himself than otherwise
remarking that if she treated him so when they
were not married, it is impossible to tell what
he might have Suffered at her hands after