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ny BANGS, MERWIN & Co.. $50 Broadway,
- near BontSiShe Of Books Works Art Fancy Goocs
hoNDAl, hsf II, AT p ma Miscellaneous COLLECTION Of
some OF fn Library Series; many Publications Ea.
shsh Editions Medical Works. etc. $3.50
DUBLtC GUCTION.-WlLL BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION b. the Department Pubic Works. ON
WEDNESDAY, MAJ 20. 1874 at IL O'Clock the PIPE YARN
ot Of 2t-st Last River lot OF oil CAST aud WROUGHT IRON
THREE HORSES For particular, gee CITY RECORD C.,s
n' .ae No. . Cts HsL 'f''
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TRUE SENTIMENT OF THE SOUTH.

We point to Mr.. Lamar's speech with pride
and confidence. 1t speaks ior liseI ~ Is Esy car
nest and eoGuent plea for reconciliation. Ny c0un-
trymcn" says he, "know each oter ana Jon WI love
each other" 1t is strong without DeinG clumsy ana
possesses polish without WEAKNESS Ii IL vigorous
truth. 1t is mourufu in tone It Is true anu mere are
parts of 1t that sound IKE wal Oh agohg l7lns from
parts iumined with the auguIes OF nope IL j. imely
the dead body of Cesar 10 Stir the hearts OF the people
TO frenzy of mutiny and rage bul was an appeal 10
two sections OF hemisphere 70 9I ,vt a, am
ageOus. aud often misguided Dul generous ana honest
heart I was an invocation 10 we TgS ~ Dh5 tn S
with bones and the expression OF patriotic ana fer
vent hone that the good might live after him. Ii repre-
sented Tie feelings Of the entire south aud nothing Out
blind partisan biGory will pretend to DENY the TACT
GUERRMLAs n THE CIVIL CIT ,o> SERVICE.
This employment OF gucrlillas in the inter
nal revenue aud customs service Is looked upon by no
small portion Of the country a. 20 all good ell
zens and degrading to the nation II grew out OF the
mercenary and trading spirit when, In It's later mani
tolerated until II became power IN hatlOhal ponies
Tho same influences and tue men, IN great meas
IRE, who profted by II in the war, are behind 10 now
ana they get their power for mischief from the recogn
ton which the President and The heads OF departments
give to them This trading in public places - one phase
Of that dis Sting and most dangerous influence IA
politics, wGich, for want Of better name II called Bat
lerlsm. Nothing has been 50 disconrdcink Tor many
months past 20 all men who have followed the course OF
events with attention. as the Difference paid 20 this
wrcchcd imposture by all the departments. with the
Indifference to ali protests against such recognition,
matter how earnestly OF how forcoly presented TO them
NO ALLIANCES FOR THE DEMOCRACY.
From IN. 81 Louis TWGs tDsE)
Instead Of hazarding so doubtful an expert
rncnt them would IL not wiser and better FOR the
Democracy TO steer clear Of all enhancing alliances
Involving as they must, not only tine destruction OF i
great and powerful party bat giving TO the country not
"A single responsible pledge o relief from It's Ills or
security against their perpctuttioHi The Democracy
stu have conspicuous rank III the political arena {;
theirs j. indeed a Formidable and compact minority
their prestige is not Impaired or dishOnOrcd; their ira
ternty is unbrOkcn by internal divisions tner re 'ord
unsfaiped with dshOuOr corruption. II there is
aucht in the conduct the policy Of the party that is
not what It should We, let the wrong nc rghed IL can
be done within party lines II needs outside
physician TO ailments. II requires no de-
parturc tx the proud position that already
The reforms that party il accomplish Tor
itself The rcfOms that the country needs II eau accom-
plish for the country; and all who not WITH us 10
Ills work InaN M. Nv De considered rs Lln- Us.
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O. corporation Nuiircs

DRDPOSALS far SELF-PROPELLINC FIRE
- hSnINhs.sEALtI PROPOSALS for FOUR SELf-PRo
PELLN STEAM FIRE ENGINES will received AZ The Fin. IL
rhrtLeni until ~ WEDNESDAY Nav 10 1874 ~,
aTher Particulars The City Record Copies for sale No ~,
Hal ~ ~" rF
GEALLD PROPOSALS for FJTRNEUINE
- HkAIE 70 bnt Bulkisd River WaL-sesd pono.sI,
r Tue bo, nsie VII be received at the Once Of the Deparnent
po-A> until ~ O'Clock a. Of MsYisy.
FORMATION zee IN cay hecori 'St'rs for sale al No. Ct Hall
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PECEET PUBLICATIONS
= or
TAI%TOR BROTHERS,
o-s EROADW NV IOXK.

AMERICAN seaside resorts Handbook for He''A and
rHl GArsfIL NarSIAiYs ald @' 20! :, AE'rn' Their
c,ras5 Y AZ cd.e,a os COLE rs = sd So With
and - arie a.,9gr-9nel. $40 ey eoh 81 % Tbs IS
CARMA TnSCarOslA. The songs of Princeton College With
HAPPY I3rRs Asors soaa for Scool, Price board covers
THs zoos or Psalms arese for Responsive Po,dnr IN Sab
ta oo. or Social Worship. Emo .r? cloth 80 eentj lJao
GEoLeGi'1L MAP OF TIE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
By H. Hitchcock. roiso- OF Geology re, 2l1o ineaesj IL
Gici0SAn OF N6tp, AND PHRASES rsrD II con-
ry., cf Yet.Yors. 81. ''' '''''-''
TANTO3'S ROUTE AND CITY GUIDES.
r, rAiStoE Is9F tES -oier, GO a ioaa1y y :,
~ sa' Interest to me Traveller @f bushes pei.e "
'',' r'.,s. MAPS PRICE . ceSrs EACH
eu1 SeIa f , ao. it,, Il a; aicss Of Aact L55
s,,c brc,t5s, -r.,to.1 t9Gr,i Diseeior,
~" 4 w g, is't; pjiI,I w. iis-,.iSsF ,
WISHING roN-Nh descriptions Of cie', VILLAGES an % cts vi
H. S-Ht5s5y RIVER HoyrE"yc-York g A.5,-y Tror
fa;cca sIls Lac Geofe LIE tA-iI-i-' hdolo'cA Ao9a
" "IrD,oS aiyaR s4iLw4Yr-yer.yok to Albany, Troy,
v "EuE HALLWAY ROCrE-Se--Yors to Rochester, Dun.
II. @S.%I0aK 10 SARAroGA, BUFFALO, AND NIAGARA
FiLIST'.ii T. + 8 9sr = + 8: d" ,,IioP
VIII "SPEilGsiELD E0CiE"Nea-Yo.A 20 Boston,
X. asioga LisE EorTE.n-Sen.Yors to Boston Vi, yee.
< .Sl1yIsGTGS f6rTE -5evYorl TO Boston.
EL NO3TI"h KJyfE'-N,R-Iork - Boston and the White
XII. "Tls NEWroNr EorTt Sew York TO Boston 81, Ncs.
VITA .li cfpioa OF Newport Eirlg,G.
xii. TIE soUyp oCTES.Seg-lors to Boston, ,,a Long
IG.s.u Folr loues coINrrL
xiv .CGTSEc!lCcr L'eg EoUTE"-yew.Yo" to tie
Nv @iHe northern goUrE,.,-rot.n t, tie White
Mountains Like II Goen Mountain Lake tdaupaiu
Sl- tsl Springs. 'ior'rs. al o. ian.'-rc
Nu sIf Cr.rRtL a. r. o. Ni".JERsEi' sal c7Hueciioa
NcsYofk inrI Easton, DentheIa Mach Chunk
Scranton. fiirri.tuf. d .tr ggIt .mira.
XVII PISS ESILNAStA coal EIi!ONSNeElcrE 20 E4ston
sa. water Gay, Se-l W.Aeslle aad Mauct Chunk VI
D.. T.. . W. L. \ =. j. y. Rswar-
Will " long ISLAND ia LtBc Island Railway.
ylE. LOSG ISLAND. WI fous side RllwaF
NE NFW-LO.pOS 20. tn rE.logG to Montreal.
Xyi "pElAWAhR AM HUDSON RDUTE'-pL adelpiil 10
Cosrtowu Springs, &sito-a Lake Grore Adirondack
Moalur ani Montreal Va No.,t ItAu., T. r.. L. & S. ana
AIcaIj sgsqletaEls Railways
Arr ofls above Gles spt bg 1aa on receipt of2I co1
CGNGS of GRACE ard GLORY. The very
- bot Slnaar scIco soe BOOK ~ ". r. She.ir yaL
l6D vas SPLENDID Hrls. Cto- Music an- Superior
E.frg Prce boar jc So per 100 ,-imen Copy
Psuer cover mailed fpr twenty-five Roy NGy II.
slI SEW SOSGS Mphe ioI toE sanca hoo Anniyersae
f Soag and Gl ~" lace - 100 Specimen Copy
Arugeisarr SOM AMI q n. joi mai ed for
cent s.anp Publishers. HORACE WATERS L son.
isl Broadway Eew-iork, p. O. Box 1851
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Gorss5. Garrlaaes. harncss. &t.

ltOR SALE, cheap-One square box leather
WAGON also two ccnpl, HARNESS; all y made Adires
". O. Box 1913 Tribune ofce
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NVHlrE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAKbilNG THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
EEH AND FlLLrPOWERED STEAMSHIPS -
Sailing New lOk SATURDAYS IRON On THURS
DAYS. ealing al Cork Hsrbor each We.
ADRtAJIC, SA1URpAN Msy 10 az 300 D. IL.
BALTIC. eATCRpAi. NAV % at Hoo 10.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Mas 30. 3 . m.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY June o. az 1000 a u,
CELTIC. SATURDAY. June IS, at 300 T. 10
Prom the White DoK Payo.ia IRIS 10
PAsxger or all c1sses)
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons ttaterooms smoking utshr
tLsse
hiiBs-saoon $50, Return Tickets. $40 gold seese
$50 curcncs. Those wishing for OLD
Obtain st.erage prepaid certificates SD, eunnc,
P2sugsrs booked uAlDbarG
Moray, Sweden. iEia Australia CHINA Ac
Drafts from 81
tor
AsnSes No 10 Brasiway. SeWAOrk x Il COkVIs Agent
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EFFECT OF ADDITION OF PHOSPHATE OF LIME TO
FooD OF LMBs.-Numerous comparative ex-
peJimeuts TO solve the above problem were
made by Dr. Nofmeister by feeding to one
lot Of lambs, six weeks old, hay and pota-
foes alone. and TO another phosphate of
line in addition. Although the phosphate diet
seemed TO produce better appetite, yet, since
greater increase in weight did not seem to accom-
panv increased consumption of food, it was con-
cluded that at least by the moderate feeding en-
rloyed no peculiar effect in increasing the live
weight could be ascribed to phosphate of lime. The
ratio Of live weight TO dead weight was found upon
Strengthening 70 be the same in both cases The
bones of those not treated with phosphate were for
The most part richer In fat, but the phosphate
seemed 10 he without perceptlble erect upon the
amount Of lime or phOsphOric acid III the bones.
The eXpeTiments tend to substantlate the opinion
Uf Haubner that the addition Of phosphate OF lime
has 10 influence upon the formation OF bone nor
flesh unless the usual food is actually deficient in
IN. The animals treated with phosphate dlgeSted
IN an average 50 per cent more phOspnoflc atld
and E}.S per cent more lime than the others. EN-
peTments with sheep two years old with superph9s-
plate o. lime showed that with $50 grains admins
lercd per day, 5l per cent Of its phOsph0Ilc acld
and Az per cent Of its lime were dIgeSted ana OF
200 grains, SIC per cent of its ph0sphOrlc acid ana
G7l per cent of its lime were digested. No lDJu-
yiOus effects were perceived.
IMPROVEMENT IN TIE PREPARATION or PLASTER
CASTS. An improvement in the preparation Of
plaster casts of objects of art etc. has lately been
made by Mr. Caussinus Of France, in what he calls
the rehabilitation Of the plaster The details of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

New METHOD FOR PRESERVING MET,-Ag'o ~
Ing to Endemanu meat cut in slices and piaceu -
room the air of which is heated to laV AN" en-, VS
allowed TO enter and escape through cOtbon ,ronn5
becomes dry in three hours shvin are not coagu
ehu, snCe .i,o az 81 its nutritiye properties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10
The Probable Retirement of Sc.
cretary Richardson.

WAsHINGToN, April There is very
high authority tonight for the statement
that the retirement of Sir. Richardson from
the Secreiaryship of the Treasury will take
plsce within the next thirty days. There
ar. various interpretations OF the reason
for the change. That most stated is the
voluntary withdrawal of the Secretary TO
engage ia banking business in London. 1t
Is learned that thus action on the part IF
the Secretary will be in anticipation Of the
effect OF damaging results of the mciety aud
Slnborn Investigations by tho committee Of
ways and means
There is no doubt but that the committee if
Mr.. Richardson still holds his Office y hen they
have finished, will request his dismissal by the
President. There are various rumors ms 10 the
probable successor, but none eau be named On
authority sufficient to WARRANT belief in their
probable nomination. \ number OF iuquiring
kilograms were received here to day respecting
the prospects o: A. j. Drexel, of Philadelnhia
Intimate friends OF Secretary Richardson stick
j; out, however, that he has no in teniion of re-
signing - Cor. Bat. SuR
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By Yesterdays Hail.

CoNGREss.-ln the Senate, 90 the 9TH,
TIE Chair presented u communication iu-
closing the engineers report upon the
james River and Kanawha canal project.
The report says that it is entirely prsc,i-
cable TO connect the Ohio and James riv.
ers, and can be completed in six years at a
cost Of City five millions of dollars.
Ia the House large amount Of routine
business wsstraRssc;ed. At the expiration
Of the morning hour the consideration Of
the regular order, the currency bill, was
resumed. The session was given entirely
70 discussing the subject. Mr.. BUTLER,
of Massachusetts,, gave notice that be would
Tomorrow move TO take he Senate curren.
CO bill from the Speakers table for consit~
Grafton.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10
Enltirll Cattle Market.
THURSDAY. ApRIL2 ISL

BEEF CATTLE.-The Wholesale market this week
th ough showing some li.tle animation, was not
quite as high rs last week but the retail trad e
was ruch slower, and continued 50 hrou ghout.
with grad ually declining prices til figures lAJc
and in some few instances DC per 10 were reach
ed before the close on Cattle which averaged bet
ter than those Of last week. There were very
few Of the lowest grade, the bulk OF the receipts
being nice, peat butcher Cattle, with some fine
tops.
Prices to day for Beef Cattle ranged rs fol-
lows Best Beeves at 25G3S7 THAT gen
orally rated first quality 3 25O3S6 p medium
or good fair quality 75GGS5 % ordinary thin
steers, Oxen and Cows , l29s4 - inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle O06O0 O0-gen
er"l average of the market to-day s. 81 cx-
treme range Of prices l2@S7 10 Most Of
the sales were from 30 to So so "A loo lbs
OF the receipts 5l4 bead came from Ohio 260
from Virginia 2 from West Virginia, pol
from Mary land l56 head from Peunsylvania
and go head from Illinois total receipts
for the week 1882 head, against 1892 last
week, and S2I head same time last year OF
the offerings $50 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 1913 sold TO Washington cry and An
naPolis dealers aud 10 head to Eastern specu-
letors. Total sales for the week 1927 head, a
gainsl ll9l last week, and 7U5 head same tire
last year.
Cows.-TLere is fair demand for Midi
Cows at zoo $50 per head Yeals 70l75 cents
yer pound,
SHEEP AND LAMBS. There has been quite g.
good demand for Sheep during the past week,
the receipts showing some falling of since last
week. The quality was scarcely as good aud
prices generally correspond comipensurately with
those prevailing then. We quote wool at 6C1sB
cts, aud sheared Sheep Mt Il @5! cents per 10
gross. Lambs 3CaS5 30 Per head, and in fair
demand. Receipts this week l5O7 hcnd, against
2l9S last week, and 992 head same time last
year.
IoGs.-There has been an Increase in the re-
ceipts during the past week, aud prices have
been pretty well sustained until last Mondav
when they gave way since then thy have ruled
shade lower, AID AT the present time they are
at stand, none knowing which direction prices
may go, us The result is dependent on the future
receipts aud the accompanying demand. We
quote cornfcd Hogs at OOGl:8 81, and sill
ted at 50CC@S 90 per loo los net Receipts this
week 92CI mead, against $3.50 LAST week AN 3s5i
head same time last ycar.-Saa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10
NIAIS IeIEtD,

At the Virginia House." in this place, on
Monday morning last, by Rev. T.. g. Duncan,
Mr.. HnAM FAIR, Of Pennsylvania, to Miss RI
cnAgl MAGsuALb, OF Frederici, county, va.
At the residence Of the brides brother, lRob.
ert D. Powell, Esq at Forks Of Cap n, lamp.
Shire county, March 3lst, by the Rev. Milton a.
Tay Tor, Alr. JsHS WILLIAMSON to Miss REu- ccA
FRAScEs Powell, all Of this county
Ga the 3lst Of March 10y The Rev Mr.. Learh-
erman, Nr Solo9oS NYrns to Miss MARTHA
BowuAy, ull Of this county
AZ the Cen tro street ". p Church, 80 Gambler.
land, on inc 9Th inst, by Rev Geo Y. Lecch.
assisted by Rev. !. y. Lghthourue. Rev. SAW
v. LEzcu, Of Baltimore to Miss EsnrccA, eldest
daughter Of Dr @. %. Funionbcrz, Of th1t citv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a. Protect
Ell Solution of the ProtOride of
IRON, 3s so combined as to hare
the character of d5l 0IiIncRt, as
easily digeSted and dssiIRiLdteG
sOfth the blood as the simplest
rood. 1T increases the quantity
or Natures OtC1L Vit0LiSln0
agent, IRON iII the blood, and
cures ga thousand ills" sintply
byToni1tD up, InCiOordttn0 anil
PitdiiSi1lO the System. The en-
Ttched anal UitdLized blood per-
Diedtes eUeIU part Offhe bOdU,
repairing damages and 9Cdste,
6edTchtIlO ont morbid secrc-
tons, and tearing nothing IoI.
disease to feet upon.
This Is the secret of the aUoIi-
deITuJ success of this remedy fiE
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fcvers, Bumors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana all diseases ortgiHatin0 fts
a bod state of the blood, or ac-
c0Dlpdnied 6y de6iLity or Z. LotO
state Of TIE system. BEING free
from 1tcOhOt, tJL any form, its
encTOi=iJIO effects are not foI-
toured bU corresponding 5-eac-
ton, ont are permanent, i5lJiE--
sing strength, UiOOr, upd neiO
life into al parts of the system,
ana OHitdtI90 up dIt IRON Con-
StitlttiOH.
Thousands hare been cT,0,,0ed
OD tie use ofMis remedy, from
1OedLc, sichLU, stLfcrin0 crea-
lures, to strong, He0JttU, and
hdppU men and aC0DIen; anil
tnUdtiCts cannot reasonably hes
tt0te TO OiUc 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP GlotOIs fIs nc 0Eass.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietor.,
NO. 50 Harrison Az, boston.
sold DIT DHU0oIsTs GEEEHALLr.1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10

se5" The thirteenth ballot for Uuited States
Senator in the Massachusetts, Legislature,
on Tuesday last, showed the following re.
suII Whole number Of votes, go nee
essary to u choice, 1875 {; Dawes 96, Iloar
81, Curtis II, Adam, IL, b. f. Batter,
Speaker Sanford, Washburu, Whittier and
Philips, ccch. The convention then i'd.
joUruel
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DIED

in Springfield West Va, on The ori inst. so
The 1sih year of ter age NIs. ScouA Blue. wild
ow o. tle n'e rfiah Blue and daughter or A-
braham and Annie lnsE-e7
lille bier departure cas not altogether uncx-
ptcicl, &C. has none tle Jess brought sorrow Co
mauy heart ia the wide circle ofLcr friends
and kindred, and is't large place vacant io tbe
crrvoniry $50 Which she lived. She ad been
long o0 invalid, slowly wasting away under
ihat lomrui fcorge Consumption. IN Der
sickucss. she c,nlessciiy leaned upon The same
-a7soar wLom sle had sought and served from
bs- early youth. aud when in tbe enjoyment Of
6Foith and strength. The testimony OF her iirs
she v's permitted % crown with 70 calm and
peaceful death. when Gle GIt The era on.
preaching with quiet trust She "set her house
in osder, and selected as 'ha text for her
innefal services That beautiful summary Of The
Christian hoUcs the 2srd Psalm. as still r1--
'her expressing The ground Of her hope. and her
views OF "lhc mercy % God in Cbrisr che re-
qaested tlat tae Psdm beginning wih "sbav
pity Lord Oh Lord forgive, should De u.ug
90 connection with those services Thus crest
ing in Jesus, Tie GOOD 1aeoherd she pass-
Cd away from earth, leaving behind Der ,it
strong and comforting hope Chat che has gone
90 'tDsil On Co.,. house OF ths Lord forever in
that lana wh,-. "the inhab,mai shall not say
am ,ic, aEl whore "tLc Lomb which IS FIN
lbe mi &c ~ thc throne feeds md leads Ins PEG.
r'e unto living fountains Of WATERS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10

AsscoSDED. Jim" We'sman, a well-known
Oakland saloon keeper collected mp his bills last
pay day, got possession of his wife's money, (in
all some fifteen hundred dollars, aud left for
parts unknown, leaving wife and several chill
dren TO mouru-the loss Of tie money Garrst
NM HerIld
II is said tina, Kerosene is the best AZ ,icle ever
discovered to cleanse rust from CRATES and Gre
irons. Those who have tried it testify to the fact,
In vain 90 they talk Of happiaess who never
sutdue an impulse in obedience to principle
lie who never sacrifices a present to a future
good, or personal TO general one, can speak
Of happiness only as the blind do of colors.
TRuE BAtsAM.-Dr. wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry is truly a balslm. II contains the
balsamic principle of the Wild Cherry, the bal
samic properties of tar end Of pine It's ing re-
dients are all balsamc. Coughs Colds, Sore
Throats, Bronchitis, and Consumption speedil =
disappear under its bllsamic influence
An English Judge, Baron Anderson, on be-
ing asked to give bis opinion as to the proper
length OF a sermon, replied Twenty minutes,
with lea ming 10 the side Of mercy"
May, will make plenty of ever! Thing, as well
as hay.
Happiness is a road side flower growing on
;he highway of usefulness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10

Two wedding fees of n thousand dollars
each, have just been given in western New York
That region must be the pastors paradise
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10

TO Jus rosr Am exchange says Com
pare i1e publisher OF newspaper. who has V
goa'i around the country 10 collect Dis pay, 70
"a farmer who sells bis wheat on credit, and not
more th'n q bIshe. TO any person. Do any far
mer will iry tie experiment Of disribntinz the
proceeds Of bis labor over two or three counties.
with an additional one TO two or three distant
States, for one yesr So. ~ui guarantee tha; be
viii never. after thar years experience, ask
publisher TO supply dm with gapes year or
iwo without The Pay ior g.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10

There is a Danbury legend to the effect that
party desiring to transact some private bust
ness with another was invited by the other 10
step into neighboring store. "But we will be
disturbed there said the first party. ''Oh, nc,
said the second party, they don't advertise
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, IUIfDAY, April T.
Flour dun and unchanged. Wheat, white. 81
8o@sl 81, red, 81 739Sl &c; Corn, white =,
s40es7 cts yellow, 6lC1s2 cts; Oats, 6IM
GeOG cts Rye, dun, s5979 ats
In y York, on the 7th, gold closed AT 1874
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10

"a Tho editor Of Tho Concord SIN
North Carolina, wants TO see green backs
IS plentiful us tie letves Of the forest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10
South 8ramfls 9ntelligeneer,
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1874.

The Spring term of the Circuit Court for
this County-his Hon. Judge ALLEN presiding
begins on Tuesday, the 2lst inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-04-10
u. =. MAIL LINE
FROM
Green Spring Run to ROmney.

rFNUE subscriber having changed the running
J oi DIS daily line Of Stages sundays except
i1f from Patterson Greek o. Green Spring
L1nt VIII leave tlch morning Green S,5ring
Run upon to arrival Of the acr5prlo-
dalton train. and leave Eomuev at Q A. 81. each
morning and connecting with thc weytern bopnd
accommodation train j.. ST. By this line. ais.
lance between Green Spring Run aud Romney IL
butl5l miles shortest route Passengers NAV rest
assured thar on Che part of the proprietor eve.
~ attention wili De paid 60 their comfort Am
package entrusted tJ mc viii bc attended 10
ISAAC DARKER.
August 10. lS73.-ly.