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NNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

NNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPANY'S MAIL
rEANSHfr5 BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
The splendid vessels this favorte for the Con.
tncnt !bcnz more soutlery tnan any other Will sail
from picr No. 81 North River foows:-
WILLIE DE PARIS. Daure saturday, Sept l9
PEREIRE SurmOnt. Saturday, Oct 3
FRANCE, Lcndorny. Saturday Oct. IL
Price OF passage, in gold ncuding wine)-Frst cabin
Sl25; sccond SIS; third, S3f
EXCURSION tickets at reduce. rates
American travellers, by taking this Inc, avoid both
transit by English railway and tho dscomfors Of
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
T GEORGE MACKENZIE Aaont x Rroadwax
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pREcresY FOR ADVERTISERS.

1sFF3IoaY s.cOsp pAoEag9Srih column. '''N' 49,
sUdAtRbERs wXsrED~TSsISrS S0'' P.es-pah and
poAsb siS'n nAHp %noDGINa wANrRD-rwrL,ru PAGE
sRook'I9S sky S0'qMa NEAL ESTATE poR sALE-s.cosD
.us,REss R4Ss,piPssfso soSSF1SURNirIys-N,,ru sS1SRhi pan.
cry ZEAL SsIATs Fos soSnmf.. Sotnm1
cLEsSs sSs'ASD AND sAIEsMEs-rvs.,ru rAss-soooud col
ssS ss%
SSSr SsosYss4A ses" COL
sSSS$4S Pc .,.
BSsSiS column.
bwE Ling Iogsh TsoS:Th 70 IET rUSSPsnp AND us
EyR6rExS srEA ANsHPsf pISH1fSd fSn Column
sGIs% Column
sSoss TO LET
fta1ss.isa
HELP wXSrED-MALEs-rwr rAos-rhird col
HoRsshh;sA sh;SA CARRIAGES, &o-Tnsr PAOz-second and
Id Ia.'z1ia Sos%
ISDuSiEixi, EXHIBITION coxrANY-vras. PACE
Ss1sR column
LOST 4Np so1nmu
AAkBLE MANTELS-NfNru PAcE-Sixth column.
EEDIQ AL=TwxLITH PAGE-Sxth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PA0s-Stxth
hIscELLANsoUs ADvERrIsEMENrs-rxrH PACE
MusICAL-sxcoND PAGx-Fourth column.
NEW PuBLICATIONS-SEvRSrH Pu PAGx-Sixth column.
PER@sOMN @ ~ MNALwrlnsr PAcE.First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS AC.-SEooKD PAGx-Fourth
P0LITICXI-s.coxn PAo.-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS SWANTED-FKMALES-
PROPERTY our OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ns1TE Fo
Real ESTATE wANrED-sEcoxp PAGE-First column.
HEWARDS-FiRSI PAcx-Prst column.
SALES AT AUCriON-TwELrrH PAcE-Third, fourth
srrUATioNs WINTED-FEMALEs-EIsv. pAcx-
First second third. fourth. fifth and sixth columns
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALkS-TwrLyrH PAcs-First
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAde-First and second
PoKffSdMDoas, BIRDS, Ac-Fl.sr PAsx-seoono
STORAGE-NINrH PAcg--Sixth column
EUMMEK kESORFs-rw.LTrH PAGR--sixth column.
THE TRADES-TwxLvTH PAGE-Thrd column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SncoND PAGE
rRAvEIIERs' 1GaUiDE-rms. pAer-ria and sixth
UNFGRSfssfffED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LkT-SRcoND PAGR-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsf PAcK-Sixth col
umn
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FLEETWOOD ASsOCIATION.-ON MONDAY, SEP
tember 7, at2P. NJ The Colt Stakes, advertised BY
the Turf Field and Farm for ods In 1874 Mile
heats best In harness; second horse to receive
Onc bird OF the stake.
SAME DAY-For three yea r. -ods In 1874 Mile and
peat in harness second horse to receive onethird Of
"S wM. u. VAN CoTT, Superintendent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TOR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
= other points In England and wales:-rhe South
walks Auansic teamship Company from Pennsylvania
kaiiroad wharf Jersey City. as follows:-
CLAM ORGAk. Saturday. Sent N
Firss. cabin passage sis and ssh currency second
CABIN $oo currency sccrage So, currency. Prepaid
stccrage certificates from Csrdi $685. currency Drafts
ior Il ana apwaIda For fSrther pssiicuars apply TO
II Broadway, New York
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1NDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
NhE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY or

Noticc S hcrebv given that the nrst premium alot-
ment OF THO premium bonds issued according special
act Of the Legislature Of the state of New Yorx will be
p. NJ, at
TAMMANY HALL.
NEW YORK, AUGUST 2S 1874,
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
=. A. ALBERGkR PRESIDENT
WIN. G. MOORE, TREASURER.
ADMISSION frcc REUBEN ). TODD SECRETARY.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, FOUR HORSES. FIT FOR
a. any tusiuess; are sound and kind trial allowed
inquire at No East noaston street twbip store) near
Broadway.
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THE STATE LINE.
/ NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier ~ korfh River folows:-
STATE OF NEvADA..........We Wednesday, September 0
STATE or Wednesday. September Is
STATE OF INDlANA........ wednesday,. September ~
And every "Wednesday thereafter. taking passengers at
through rates to all parts Of Or Britain Ireland
Norway Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Stecragc as low as by any other lire.
Drafts for 81 and upward. For feiGht or passage
apply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 Co. Agents,
No. u Broadway.
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DOsTRRS, BILLS OF LADING, RECEIPTS COL
orcd Printing Ac f9r steamship lines. done With ta,
POLITAS PRINTING RsrARiJSHMESL No 2a Broad.
9av
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QBNRY A. DANIELS. N D., IA LEXINGTON AVE.
10 the diseases OF men.
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RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE


= Trains leave New York rom foot OF Desbros,cs aui
Cortlandt streets as foilows:- A., ~ -.
With ipu Pullman palace ears atiached. S A. Sanl
saDp. NJ. sunday, aud $3.50 p. A. ,
For ya sssd %nS lock- at
& Vs Log orrr TSvsm ar T9r,y Err ans
For Baltimore. Washington and the sonth--I.n,i ed
Washington express o. Pullman paror Sars daily;
4:lo ~, Regular at s 10 A. ~. land 9P NJ. sun
Exprc.sior Philadelphia, stl 50 A. NJ; i2:,1 40
SI. 81. Emigrans and second class, ! T n
For s$ sswsis; sS rs rs ~ s S s s5 DID SsA
st,n s@f slsi le, n'aof NJ and ~ night Sunday, siE
For sIrs5sIG 4 S$e:9, ,I1sasasDA.x mM,S5s I'm
s r. and 4 night s suSisy MIA; 81 So and and
For s ksn.S sS s. s' T., s:S 3D. IL, s sS s5
i0P. n. ana Ianight. SUNDAY. 5:v and 7 r. N.
rs5s S ana aaySfSoy p ana South A"o0y and
For Ss:, asa.s i ssS sfSs IS md FssSfy $
FOR PSiiiips6urs and Rcividcre. 30 L. n, aandtpM
s0' s0Tsss'syS%s s% s"stpf'2%s s%a ana ''"''
FOR EEicSncla, "a 81 NJ 4unsn and 4r ,ns.rx
For rsmbsr,on ard Is csmaen' a. NJ aud via boat from
per 9S No - =. sia,apwsprom pisburs o. $50
'ra' ant a,fye S p. n, daily $50 4 asiiy except
Monday, From. Washington ,ana Baltimore, ~
aud AZ n ~ A. From ROM phi.aaeiuhia naAS S s
P.M sunday, $40 30, 6:5a il;Ss A. NJ s:S, an /
r,cke; oaiccs S2S and su Broadway No As,or aouso
sDS es1s to-, See S D'Ste ai'e
Breoslyu; Nos III ii6 aud ta Hulson street. HoboSon.
D. NJ. BOYD, Jr General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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~ ALBEMARLE leaves pier 81 North River at r. N.
every Monday commencing septcmber IA, for ewes,
taken for all points In Delaware south and east OF iar
ringOn and for points In eastern Maryland at favorable
rates.
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TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH
in2 Mt Key West. carrying the United States maiL
steamer STATE OF TEXAS, Captain BOger. will leave
pier 70 East RIVER, Saturday, September Y, at NJ
on the Gaiyes:Sn Houston and HendsrsoM and B. and
freight or passage having suoertor accommodate
apply 70 Y H. MALLORY CO., lJ Maiden lane
w, r. CLYDE CO.. ITO Wall street.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
Tho most s0uthcrly route always been adopted by
this company. to avoid ice and headlands
From piers ~ and AZ North River,
TO QuEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .
ESdiXHD. Sept D. sfM cASAbH, sepa Spf %. T. II.
F0S LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND, - -, saturday, Sept. H. at ii A. ~.
Cabin passage 30; $50 currency scerage At greatly
reduced prices Return tickets At reduced rates ire
paid tickets from Liverpool the lowest rates.
Apply At the company's onlce. No. So Broadway.
?. VS. HURST, Manager
i change and Passage Once, IS South street, New
York for 81 pwards payable IN any part OF Ire
land and Great Britain at lowest rate Passage by reRu
lar mall steamers from Liverpool and Queenstown at re-
duccd rates
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09
BaltinI Cattle NLar5<ct.
WEDNESDAY Drc 81 1879

BEEF CATTLE.-The supply this week shows
slight falling off rs compared with last week
and there were in the market n larger number
Of country and eastern spectators The conse-
quence Is seen in an advance Of sG9lc in prices.
The greater improvement WAS i'm The bippiup
grades, except feeders. which and the lower
quality OF butchers Cattle, show the least ad-
vance, aud IN the opinion OF some dealers there
was no Improvement in the common grades.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves NJ OOG0S7 O0-that gen.
orally rated first quality 25MSG 90 medium
or good fair quality 2j@Sj Is; ordinary thin
Steers, oxen ana Cows 3 OOGnS4 Is inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle GGCgOO OO-gen
eTai average Of the market to-day 50 % ex-
IRENE range Of prices OOHSI co. Most Of
the sales were from 90 to sc 90 r. 100 lb7.
OF the receipts AGO head came from Ohio, 2GO
from w Virginia, and 322 from Maryland-total
receipts for the week gsS head against 80 last
week, and 39j head same time last year. or
the offerings 800 bead were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 244 sold 10 York county Pennsyl-
vania, dealers, and GA head to Eastern specua.
tOrs--tOtal sales for the week g2T head against
IA last week, and ] Oh head same time last year
SHEEp.-The market shows little or no change
from tho extreme dulluess that has prevailed in
IT Tor long time past The receipts continue
light, but they arc ample for the very limited de-
mand-we quote ut fCGC cents per 10 gross. Re
ccpis this week 1870 head, against $50 last week
and $50 head same time lust year
Hoes There has been n considerable falling
OF in the numbers since last week but the full
supply then has helped the receipts this week
which have been about equal 20 the additional
demand from Philadelphia But for the latter
prices would no, prObsbl have advanced as they
have, &c since last week and show now the firm
ness they exhibit, and q favorable prospect for q
continuance Of our present quotations, g 75GtS7
10 per 100 jos net Receipts this week 657j
head, against 10 "G0 last week aud 1874 head
same time last year Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09
By Yesterdays Nail.

CONGRESS In .he Senate, on the 9th,
the resolution by Mr.. SUMNER looking to
the abolition of the Office of internal reve-
nue commissioner, aud the collection of tax
es by stamps, was reported adversely upon
aud iudefOitely postponed. The House sal
airy billwas then discussed, Messrs WRIGHT
and CARPENTER being in favor of repeating
the act in force, and MIR. FLANAGAN enthu-
siasticaily opposed to giving up a cent of
his share Of the pay or reducing the amount
OF his future compensation.
10 the House the debate on tho supple
mentary civil rights bill was continued aud
eleven speeches delivered, chief among
which was tina, of the colored memb Der Ell
LOTT, Of South Carolina, who referred TO
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia. He though,
Mr.. STEPHENS now made but n poor re-
turn for the seuanimous treatment Of the
government he had attempted to destroy"
M vote was reached. The naval appro-
priation bill was reported and made The spe-
cial order for yesterday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09
NI-AISISIED.

At Rockford, mar RCmuey, on the morning
Of the 9th inst by Rev. q. w. Finley, JouS W.
McNElLL, Esq of Hardy county, to Miss NARY
Men. PAScAKE, daughter OF The late John NcN
Pancake, Esq Of Hampshire county.
On the 23rd ult., at the residence of the brides
mot Their, by Rev, Duncan Brown, Mr. CHARLES
CHAPMAN Of Brook6eld to Miss JULIA J. SHEETz,
of Shelby, Mo., daughter OF Mr. Henry Sheet1.
dec d., formerly Of this county.
On the 23rd ult., by Elder John A. Corder, at
The residence of Mrs. Mary kidwell, Mr. VIII
LIAM \. KrDwELL to Miss Mary L. KlpwELL, nll of
this county.
On the 18th ult., by Rev. J. 4. Cowgirl, Mr..
LEWIS X. kBARXs to Miss MARY SHASHoLrz4R,
both Of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

a CoUP d ETAT IN SPAIN The mex
pIicable state of p liticaI affairs in Spain is
rendered sill more peri King to simple
republicans on this side Of tic Atlantic by
a coup 1t ef0t executed by Gen PAvIA with
military force, on Saturday St, in the in
terest, it would seem, of the so-callcd re.
publican President, CASTELAR,. The Pres.
ideut had delivered his message to the new.
ly assembled ConrEs in Madrid, represent
ing that order prevailed everywhere in the
country except in tho N,r'b, where the
Carlist war exists, and at Cartagcna, which
was captured by insurgents, and recon
mending the passage OF bills for the nb Ii.
ton of slavery on both sides of the A Ian =
tic, and 10 relation to the Virginius affair,
saying that its settlement. ie noustra,ed
that while war has been avoided the p1in
ciples of internstional law have been upheld
Soon after, it appears, the deputies on two
votes gave maj'rites against CASTELAR,,
and then marches in PAVIA with his troops
and big guns, dissolving the CORES, and
declaring it the only means ''for the SILVA
ton Of the country" lie had short ca
rcer, however, in this patriotic work, for
the next turn OF the Kaleidoscope presents
Ssrrano in power, new mopgrcl govern
ment being formed, and PAvIA charged
with rebellion aud likely to be court-mur
tailed. -BGitintore San, January 5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

Es-At Topeka, Kansas, tho case of ex :
Senator PoMsRoY for bribery came up for
trial on Monday last. Application for a
coutinuan,e of twenty days WIS denied bJ
tho court. PoMERoY MT appearing, his
S20,0 bail was declared forfeited. The
Governor will issue requisition on the
Governor of the District OF Columbia to-
day, and messenger will leave with i, in
side of twenty four hours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

On the 26th of Dec 1873, in Springfield, lat
the residence Of his brother, DR.. John W. MoOre,)
DR.. REUBsS MOORE, 10 the G8lh year OF his age.
Bro. Moore was good man, and true Chris-
tau. lie made a profession Of Religion aud
joined the NJ. E. Church at tho age Of 10, Of
which he continued faithful and consistent
member till called to rest with his God. His
house was a home-a resting place for all of
God s servants lie dsed suddenly, Of Paraly ss
Christmas morning be was well as usual, and
attended divine service in the VI. L. Church,
South-the church Of his choice The next day,
he was numbered with the dead. Little did the
writer Of this notice think, while preaching on
Christmas morning, that his next discourse
would be the funeral sermon Of our deceased
brother In the death Of Dr. Reuben Moore the
church has lost one Of her most valued and val
liable members, and hio family an afccuonate
and indulgent father and brother AS the in
faut falls asleep upon the bosom Of its mother,
50 having served his generation by thu will OF
God he fell asleep in Jesus.
Servant Of God, we'll done
Thy glorious warfures past;
The battles fought, the race is won,
And thou art crown d At last" J. ~. W.
On sunday eyeoing the 9th ult., at the resi-
dence Of Isaac Pancake, Esq, 10 this county, We
~ suddenly, Nr. AoAN Mgam1r 10 about the
52nd year OF bis age ar ~, it is supposed
died Of heart disease
On the 10Th ult., after protracted illness, at
bis residence near Slaucsyille, in this county,
GEoRGg MiLtEsoN Esq. Ia about the jsth year Of
his age SIR Milleson was long in public SER
vice rs The High and Deputy Sheriff Of This coun-
y, a uscful Efficient and reliable business man
and greatly respected and esteemed in all the re-
lnlions Of life
On The 2lst ult DR.. Jony GREgS, Of Mineral
county, in the 18Th year Of his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09
M A N III Q 0 D;
How Lc ST,
no W IL T. s T o II T. -

III q " Is Il $ 4 o IL Ed
Just puJIShcd, nt,r cd,Gcn of On. Gu.
yERwELL's CeIeIrated Essay on he iadl-
cal cure (,cdhoW n,e'ticine,) IF !Spcymafor-
rhpa Seminal Weakness, Mcolrntnyy Sc.
mmd losses, Impotcncy, Mental and Ply.
seal IacaPacdy, Impcdiments 10 Mar
riogc, etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy
AMI Fits, induced by scy-indulyencs or
or scTH1i crtrdrGgdncc.
Ey Price in a sealed enrelopc ony Gr
eHfs.
Tile celebrated author, IN Ills odmi,a-
Gte essay, clearly demonstrates from, Miy-
" yearS succeS:(m practice flat the alarB.-
ing consequences Of seLf-oJuse may be rad
tally cured acknowledgement use Of IN
ternal medicine or the application of tho
knife pointing ont mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and c6ectual, Ey
means Of phich every sufferer, no rpatte,.
t0hathis condition may he, may cure him
SELF cheaply, privately anil yGclicaNy.
Eft This lecture ShOud be ia the hands
Of eUo'y youfk and ecerY man IN tie land.
Sent under seaI IN plain eneelops,
10 any address, post-puid, on tie receipt IF
sf1 cents, or fico post stamps.
Also, Dr.. CULvERwgLL's "4Harriage
Guide" price 80 cent?,
address tie PaJishers,
CHAS j. G.. KLINE & co,
l27 Bowe'yo ~ T., Post Office Bo1, 4 $50.
Oct. 10, 1873.
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday, January G.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, January g.
FLoUn-Howsrd street super s74@SG %
WHEAr, market steady and quiet Sales OF
red at l7jC1l7 cents choice white a. lSO@is2
per hushel Come 900 bushels received to-
day. White sold a, 75@sO cts-yeIlow at no
80 cents per bushel Rye-sales at % GOO cents.
per busbel. Oats-sales at 52G54 cents
ln y York On The G'h gold closed ~ llli
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

GSr a lady in Canterbury, Conn, who
was rendered specchless by shock of light
ming 10 July, 1872, recently had her speech
restored on the birth Of chill.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

TT General Towards little deficit in
the accounts of the Freedmen's bureau on
ly amounts to 100000 at last accounts,
though it may reach million when all the
States are heard FROM
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

-rGSF The Georgia papers have New York
adVices that pool has been formed of oil
ihe disputed Georgia bonds, and then ten
per cent. subscribed to effect favorable leg.
ielation in their behalf.
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barrel, forty gallons to the barrel. - Wheeling
In;eftigeHeer, Jan. G.
LARGE CATrLs-Jacob vapmeter Of Narav
county. a few days since, shipped To-, Of cattle
'or'y OF which averaged 1900 pounds, gross -
Nec Greek Tribune.
-Twenty-three car loads Of cattle were ship
ped from New Creek Station on Friday and Sat.
urday of last week, for the Eastern marke.
They were purchased, the Tribune states, in the
counties of Hardy, Grant and Mineral, by specu-
lators The number will reach near four hundred
PERUVIAN SrRUP.-This valuable mediciae has
been silently making its way into public favor
by the numerous remarkable cures IL has perform-
ed. Its singular efficacy is owing to the pro-
toxide of iron which in this preparation remains
unchanged, and is the only form in which this
vitaI element OF healthy blood can be supplied.
"A eolored man recently sued physician at
Cherango, New York, for employing him to
whitewash a building infected with small. pox.
The negro took the disease. He therefore ask ed
$1,000 damages, on the ground that his health
was permanently injured and his face disfgured
The Court decided that the pits made his face
look rather better than otherwise, aud that the
disease hadn't hurt him much The suit was
accordingly dismissed.
There is something very sublime, though
very fanciful, in Plato's description of tie Su.
preme Being that "truth is his tody, and light
his shadow. Addition.
-"This is the rock of ages ;" said tired ia
Their, who had kept the cradle going two hours.
and the baby still awake.
A Missouri paper thinks what the women
of this country most need is not suffrage, but
symmetry; not rights, but nationality not "a
place in our Legislative halls, but place to fas-
ten their stockings
The Partisan pharmaceuiis;s have coutrived
to incorporate cod liver oil with bread Each
pound of bread contains "A little more than two
ounces of the oil.
The contractors on the Shenaudoah Valley
Railroad have been notified to hold themselves
in readiness to commence operations duing the
present month.
A Nichigander has taken out patent for
"A pneumatic tube by which he proposes to send
grain from Chicago 10 the coas; In eleven hours
ut cost of fifteen cents per bushcl.
We direct attention to the advertisement OF
the american Frrr.er in another column of to-
: days paper. The acknowledged excellence of
the Farmer needs no commentator from us, an d
! in this connection merely desire TO say that
we will furnish the Farmer" and our paper
for the year 1874 for tteo dollars and eighty cents
Here is chance for our farmers TO secure at n
very low rate first class paper devoted to Ngri-
culture and its interests.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09

"a 'sEY CURIOUS Rsmc Of former days has
brought here 10y Mr.. PaRDE BRICK STAINS
.ound il lately, while hunting on the Ridge
'vo miles South East of Romney. stone
form, apparently Of variegated mar
inches long and inches in circumfer-
."' ''c bulge, neatly tapering to the round
...s sunk ia the ground to within three
..s. Of us length. il is supposed to be an In
pointer or memorial Of some signal
'a OF discovery. It is on the same
I.a which the old Fort Pearsale stood,
about one mile cast Of its site. 1t will
Do seat Go the great cabinet OF Indian
'.'s now being collected at the Smith
Institution, at Washington. Its discov-
lead 20 further investigation Of the
-.a a,igh5orhood where it was found
'HS 90 The CUSTOMS OF tho Indians OF
t.a Territory If doctor or medicine
.' cure patient be must pay for the
with blankets or blood Henry Jack
Oifed doctor at Olympia, had no
'hd was publicly shot because bis pm
..'' % that rule prevailed In West vir-
' Inficous would need 60 have a
goods store attached to their Office.
''.v.J. " Drake and wife Of Lima. O.
just died from poisoning They we're
''t 'Tre- 2 room in their house, and i'm
down tas OH paper which was Of a
s..' color dust was created which was
ny 'aem and they were poisoned BY IL.
".' within short time Of each other, aud
buried on the same day
'a.as unusal during the day on sun
a'on, swarm Of bees were seen in our
having icft their hive TO enjoy, VIC pre-.
's genial sunshine
.". 'nrnish Wosrs H,aseloH Maya. M
y'er ono year for Two Dollars
~ Oons-or the Magazine aud Czyouo
ana ibis paper for s. so. a good
'fe' on cheap terms, a good Maya.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-09
M u L L n - H q II H L.
MOOreficld, West Va.
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor.

TIVE undersigned having purchased the good
i viii and fixtures Of MULLINS HOTEL.
takes this method Of informing his friends and
the public generally that he is prepared TO ar-
comnodate the public in n manner which con-
not fail to please.
First Glass Hotel, having all the modem
improvements, and is furnished throughout with
new and splendid furniture. The TABLE nj.
ways supplied with the best the market affords
Good Stable attached TO the promises Faithful
and obliging servants always on baud 10 secure
comfort 20 guests
IsfJ- TERxs MoDKaATE.
JOHN WILSON.
Moorcfold, June 0, 1871.