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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
TO CONSUMPTIyES

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
cd OF that dread disease, Consumption, by \ sim
pie remedy, 10 AM ious To make known TO bic
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To all who
desire it. he will send a copy Of the prescription
used, free OF cbarge,l with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which ,bey will
find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. F.. A. WILSON.
l94 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, New York
April 80, ls75--6m.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free To all
who need il, the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured Suf-
ferers wishing To profit by the advertisers ex-
perience can dc So by addressing in perfect con-
6dercc.
JOHN l.. OGDEN,
~ Cedar ST., New York.
April 80, 1875. SIN.
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Baltimore CattIo pIarIsct.
TngRsnAY. ARM. % 1878

thursday, April p, 1878
BrEp CArrtg The market throughout the
wee" t0s displayed fair degree Df ACTIVITY. aud
prices mny Pc quoted a. FER lb hisher Tor all
grndes The quality OF the receipts was qcrsr-
ally better than tie oTsraEs OF last week. there
"ging more top Cattle, as well ss a rather limit
cd number OF The common grades
Prices today for Beet Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves 1T 75f1S7 to-that cen.
orally rated first quality r 5D@SG 75-medium
or good fair quality Orfg 50 5p--urdiuary thin
Steers, uxeu and Cows 2JaS5 O0-infrrior
and lowest grades Of Cattle OJl.O OO-pen-
ernl average Of the market to-day 80 g5Iex-
IRENE range n prices 8 2JN s. 90 Mosi Of
lhe sales were from ~ 90 - - per loo rs
pi ihe receipts 200 bead came rrom ohio. lgl
from virginia . from West Va $40 from Ma
ryiAnd, $50 from Pennsylvania. 90 from Illinois
''4 from Tennessee, md Dp from Kentucky TOTAL
receipts for ths week ESQ head against lisg last
week aud 1855 Lead same tine last year %,
TIE offerings 1g3 bead we're taken By Baltimore
butchers Zi2 sold 90 Washington ciiy aud An
nHpo.is butchers, and 81 t0 Eastern spectators
total sales iur ihe week $50 head gains. I045
last week. and ll+l nc1G same timr lot year
Cows we quote Mich Cows al 35I.s45 per
head aud market fair for good Cows
Hoes q There was fair su1pIy on the oerLs,
This week. SONS incsa4se on the NUMBERS er I,s,
week, bot the increase has consisted Of "A more
ialeror quality than wns in ihe pens last week
being light bacon hogs which are too high for
The purposes needed, aud are accordingly hard
20 sell. lhe other grades are 10 faif demand
out scarcely as active as Jas. week, and 90 The
close ihe market ~ % stand, with few sales
making 90 our liEhest quotations We quote
light bacon Hogs ~ % 5OCE!I fair 10 good IL
',1'sli %, sod a few extra o. So pr loo .bs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
By Yesterdays Mail.

~ The Buffalo gnat, as the latest
plague IN the Southwest is called, has
killed of 500. 900 worth ofmuies, hors-
es and cattle within aradius of one hun-
ored miles of Memphis. Tenn. in the
past few days.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

10 The Department Of Agriculture
reports an increase of about $500, 900
acres in the area of winter wheat. but
estimates that this may be balanced by
the amount which has been winter-lSilled
and will be replaced by other crops.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

"a Willis G. Hay. OF Somerset conn.
ty. Pa, has purchased an interest in the
Cumberland. Allegany county, Md,
Times, and will assume control Of the
business department Of the paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

IL The handsome residence and
grounds Oh Water street. belonging to
the eststc Of the late George w. Seev-
ers, has been purchased By Maj. Holmes
Conrad, for 81, Winch. TIMES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

The Postoffice at Carlo, Texas.
was robbed and plundered. and the
POSTMASTER Lowell, was killed, on the
18th instant. by Mexicans. The Gus.
tom.house safe, which was in the
front office building, could not be open
ed by the robbers.
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Msts for Ladies' s. Children.

nave a in this line this
OF t trimmed and of
admired ansought
Tue Also choice Trimmings the and
WOOL x straw Hats and
per Ct
VINO WIN tax the pa examine. full style mems Fur la. "a 81
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1.-THE total specie shipments from
New York last week amounted to So.
219,257, of which SLIT. 900 was in A.
merican gold coin, $4,000 Spanish
gold, and the remainder silver.
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u @ II Il Cd II g .

IN this department
anu you are wen repaid for an examination
inventive of the
we nave seen people liked
q paper and Carks o. n T. Thread 6cp Spool " w.
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South ayansls 5Jatslligcnser.
RoaINEY, FRIDAY. APRIL 80. 1875.

y.
viii be held at New. Creek. Mineral
county, beginning Monday. June 2sth,
ending Saturday. July 10th. Conduct
ell by Prof. j. G. Blair and Prof. JOSEPH.
Mc3Iurran.
GyIt appears that the extensive Tan
merry Of Messrs. J. i. Uoyt & Co., at
Paw Paw, Morgan county, turns out 600
hides. or POO sides weekly-instead as
published in our columns 1000 sides"
gV'That first-class paper, the Rich
mond Enquirer. says: The coming bon
net is to have hurricane deck and a
bell-sower, and will also have signal
light, birds ofparadise, quail. and WEIGH
rabbits. Architects are planning higher
doors for its accommodation.
t0'We have received from the MAE.
TINsBURG DRIvINo ASSOCIATION. Mar
tinsburg, West Va, copy of its pro.
gramme for its Spring Meeting, which
takes place May 18th, 10Th and both,
1879. $4,000 in premiums are offered
for trotting and running. The Associ-
alton is composed from among the best
and most substantial citizens of the
place, and grand time is expected
Excursion tickets to and from Martins
burg, at reduced rates will be issued by
railroads. and some of the best horses
in the country will contest for the
prizes.
u Between thirty and forty thousand
salmon were placed by the Maryland
Fish Commissioners in the waters ofthe
North Branch of the Potomac few
days ago.
10 According to the Moorefeld Id
rerF|Sar, Miss Mary L. Baker, of War
densville, in Hardy county can drive
the centre" with rife every time at
from twenty to forty yards.
10 Henry Young, a soldier of the war
OF 1912, died in Winchester, Va, on the
22nd inst, aged 81.
10 W. w. Brown, Esq, prominent
lawyer Of Winfield Putnam county, this
State, died on the 10th inst.
- Some idea of the growth prosperi-
ty of cur town trade can be had by ref
erence to the advertisement of our
friend, L. 3. SHEET, in another column.
who has his spring stool, now in and is
c.owGed from morning till night with
purchasers. In straying around his
large establishment our wonder is. where
are The people % come from 70 buy all
his goods.
20 y Bald Eagle was Killed by Mr..
Jasper Buzzard, on the farm OF Mr.. /. y.
Parker. on Little Capon. in this county.
on the 20th inst. II measured from zip
to tip feet 81 inches AMI weighed Is
lbs; its claws measured more than two
inches. When Mr.. b. first fred, it fell
rs if killed. he attempted to raise it up.
when it sprang at him cHnching his arm
and tearing his pants but he managed
TO fire again, which shot finished his
victim
~ Capt. Loander Clark, orNewburgh,
New York, has sold Tie stallion IIurri-
cane to q Baltimore gentleman for
$4,000.
10 The Postmaster General on Tues
day last issued an order canceling MI
awards Of contracts heretofore made in
favor Of Jerome J. Hines, Patrick
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
A LECTURE
T Q 7 UN C Nh z N 4.

Just P"Ii'ied, in a Sealed Enreiepe. Prizes eta.
Lecture on the Nature Treatment and Rad
F1tE<, ical cure Of Seminal Weakness or Sper-
Ss@ matorrhes, Induced by Self. Abuse. IN
L. voluniry Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility, and impedimeuts 10 Marriage general
"; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits. Mental 4
Physical lncapacity, &c.-By ROBERT J. Gull
yERWELL, 81. D., author Of the "Green Book,
&c.
The world-renowned author, 10 tbs HdufyEnss~
Lecture clearly proves from his own experiences
that tie awful consequences Of SeIf-Abuse NAV
be efectnhliy removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations bougies,
INSTRUMENTS, rings, OF cordials pointing out =
mode OF cure nj orce certain and efecIoal, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condf-
iion may be, may cure himself cheap private
~ and radically.
70 This Lecture will prove a boon to thou
sands and thousands
Sent, nDder seni 10 a plain envelope. 10 any
address on receipt Of six cents or two postage
slamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.
i27 Bowery. New York Post Office Box, 45s0.
April l6, ls75.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

i trade this department. having tremendous wa
oil Room
YuPa ooaoe the variety both
anu Gentlemen that have heretofore
we oa the HOME choice
@ oe guarantee this any % market
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G. T. % Y Iii n "a a. >

ways neen want felt this
C"t"y No have Of
most coDgregate. ~ 80 ""' "nele jews DO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
commissioners .Nofjc,

CO/1JtiSSIODeJ'S Notice.
George Wolfe'5 Administrator.
rE
George Wolfe's heirs, &c.
Df decree rendered 10 She ,.banss,v cana.
- on ne Jsruary term, 1878. OF The Coputv
Court ~ Hampshire County. West Va. The M
,Rned, ltrpDinied Special Commissioner far
account - Lomuei Pu2h. Admiuistrstor m
'e'rEe wolfe. dec D.. and also ascertsia and re-
r1fi ihf trhH and demands against sall Geof,e
Wolfe Estate N''' 80
al. PERSONS inis-elfed viii, therefore. lake no.
I''. VOL on - JbpAH good dty ~ Nay
sh'h proceed To carry out the direction. IN he
above mendoaed decree.
a. Z. WHITE.
Crr~-.,I 49,. $500.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IOf power ofatorrey 10 me give, tv ,to
II heirs ui Peter Moore deed I will sau IN
puoiIo auction on the premises.
On Iron'Dy ne 18Th doy RI ligv. 1875.
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
l}irs 90 thc drains Of North River snd Linn.
,,.'r"ut DO ihs county o.. lining ,be lends m
Ns,,fenret stomp and otbsrs, known a. ne
= fletcher place. containing
lIj ACRES,
more az less which land is The he., y,f-. r..d
10 The eouu'T, end is wr.i situated .ol G,rrr,r~
g'.p"-fs. IS under gord fence, vuh good
The farm
TERMS one third Of me pur.bare ne,sy
Viii be required 10 band. tho residue 60 one soJ
The purchase money.
j. a. COEBER.
s,.., Attorney 10 fact.
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Lev R'y-tlAiHn

Under this heading might Barnum for orr y
nm We must enumerate: In
'9neensware Wood Wiowware Leather
BOOKS and Stationery
lioths Carpets Mating.
oI' sporting Goods
of al kinds
wan lapeT window Shades &c e' anu 0nuH'
thank
as III the past to merit
"y 'lcIaI 0le thing in
taO actual
e gentlemen
rates soliciting flyors- trl 9, InoleIate
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
EARLY AND ABUNDANT SPRING
PASTURE FOR RENT.
On the Kettle Lick F@n, Grant County.
WEST VIRGINIA.

4 LSO, fno limestone land. mostly level, re-
"a m"rhubie for Grass, grain and fruit produ-
cling qualities, finely Timbered. and of surposed
Mineral value, for sale Ia tracts to suit pnrcha-
Sers, OF from $50 10 300 Acres, at ten dollars
per Acre. Address
Miss V. l.. JONES,
Keyssr. IMMORAL CO.. w. Va al the rs,idenoa
Of Amos Umstott, Esq.
March 20, 1s75-6t
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CHEAP MUSIC.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
-- O0--
y II. BOWEN.
BLACKSMITH.

las opened shop just in The rear Of Mr
y Aliens Carriage House wheto ne may
ue 'ouua e'T'Y ana late. tie ia prepared 20 60
any Kind If RepaHcg and farm work Here is
The place 70 get your homemade horse.sboes-
you can o"iain ihem al ihe sume price o. ~ the
e'9'e ga then vii put them 90 AZ a moderate
prce. FARMERS wishing good CHEAP. work done
WI please send heir orders and they will be
P'ompuy hlied lRomney, Nov. 6, 1874 I'm.
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O. H Cd g DE- Eg z e g /.

nave n stock of Sugars and Coffee and and avery
to the ond
at City retail prices ""''" VIC wiz SCH
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e. HBo Sheetz.
, April so 1875 0''"9'' opposite the Courthouse

Eomncy, April so, 1875.
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TAYLOR HOTEL,
WIN CHESTER, VA.

HAVlSG leased Gbis Hotel for term Of
II years, ] will endeavor TO fe-estAbIisAsh
e1es'ient reputation prior 70 the war Ny terms
WI oe very moderate, snd thereby Offer erpe.
ciAi Inducements % ny fienas tom The ssr-
rounding country.
Tue HOTEL has undsrgose thorough reno
yauoui making 70 nov one n The most Desirable
hotels 10 the valley Of Yrginis
". W. CARTMELL,
Proprietor.
Winchesisr, Dec :, s74-N
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Ser Senbbptc
bes a6ttliGen Acraens Sesu.

Wouats1d3rift bes @ebets=MpooIatss 0lit 8eneb=
misung bey seiitliden Oberi unb nit &enusuns bes
ssuti9en en9!ii9en uno frens0fld)sn SsnSSotem:
gebeu pon Soiepb @Dbbels, Yiarrer ber st.
Musuitinus=&ir6e III gopinston . @p.,. ino Director
Scr Sabraamg pom Il Nummern toilet $500.
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STE tame berbraudcn mebr
@apier, ais. ;raeno cine anoere Station. @s font
men bel uns jabrlid) ieben5cbn Yfuno auf ben
Ropf, in Gn9lano oa9eaen nur elf un6 Elm bal>
bes, uno in Grantrei1 bios iieben.
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c1cbn 81. SIT, .
Deul(6cr AbuoRat unb 2zota

DeNtI9tf NobdNdt uHt gs013r,
SO. % Sadloi Strabe, Ginci matt, o.,
fibrt 4roseiie por allen @eridten in ben Ser. Staaz
ten, 1T bepoumabti9t, ale geesli9en 9otunente a'1z
sufertisen als: 0eeos, Mort9a9es Boomers Of Mttor=
men, be1onbers @ollmadbten gtig fur ae 2an6er gu
ropas. lnteriubungen Iber bic Et9tigteit pon Gt=
gentbum werben garantirt.
Sobn 81. Gift,
% Sad1on Strabe, Gincinnati, O.
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Obie @ailenfreuuo.
Ses Rudbcn gtNtMortcn.

MAIDEN,
s,d) meib ndt, morum ct 10 11redlid) mid
quilt,
ST. iyoat mid um untcribiebli6e Sa6eu,
aluo moS id) ibm antiuort', III sllleS ocfcDlt;
Nd) bin bod feiu 10 pcrnngeltcr Sunge,
limb mein @ebG1tnib lit aud niGt 10 i1Gedt.
Nud aebt es mir imn,er leid)t meg bon bcr
3uuge,
llnb bod lit Dem Yrummbor eor nidtS mcbr
xgSie uiel eibt es @0tter:" - 10 fraaf CT
midi ueulidl
uuDre 9bt es "a" - periekt' id, uno ie6t
uur, ba idlug
ST mid in's @eiidt gar srob uno abideulid),
49, Sd iabs iuobl, ibm parcn bic brei nid)t
genug. -
0onn irast' ct ben Strife; Der nannte ibm
Gincn,
49, Stun badt' i'd, - su bait i@on AUDI
beinen 9ieb,
W}it nid5ten, Ct bieb i'm ben tliisiten &leinen,
- 8ei ben, nabm er idon nit Dem Ginen
Gin auoermo( frogte Der grobc Sdrcier:
g1ie biel oenn mobl Glemente iino?"
Gdneu nannt' i'd vvoieouft, bos&al'
.ullab - uno ~" Stun, rief ct, baS @ierte,
qeiduino -
IS fisl mir nidt ein -- Oh iG eleid iebr
So 1dlr;e BET Sdulmeilter: vbu itebt ia
oorouf"
..Su.m - rief id vvad) ia, ,,leine g d)u y
finn bos pierte." u"
Ga triset i'd idon tuieber Gin alapSden III
3auf. -
Ganm iraat' er mid pieoer: ugSas lit oenn
Der Gbitano ?"
81 jprad) id benn, mas mcin Serr Soter
oft 1pridt:
vuGs lei ber CT itano n0m LID elm
" @ebta
Da maat' er-io i@itn mir's- elm frsunS'
Sod olsbalo tam Die @dulmeiitrin stiprun'
llub ia6 i'm an nit sorniaem 8lid:
v9Sie % - i9ris lie - v(eocit ou eas bon
bem Sunaen
0a batt id j9ou Wieoer einS in @enid. -
.gSeuu bu einen s(piel nit beineu &om'ro'
ben
MiaN tbeilen, wicpiel lit bonn bein, miepie
1ein? ?"
Sd iprod: vvwos funu mir Elm v pf c
benn ldaoen?.
Gen will id nidt tbelen, ben Elf i'd
Iein y" -
vDod pcnn bu eS mubt, 'pic oann - o1
8cnael-
@ie piel tGmnt oonn aui i'm uno auf bid ?
vu0auu qeb' id) ibm Die &ern uno be
Stengcl
llno i@ bebolte baS Nnorc fiir III {" :" =
80 teut er mir inmcr pcrianelibe Grasen
limb nur Elm eiusiees Wlal sab's nidt Sturn
9u fanb ct an mciucr slutiport Bebagen:
St fra9tc: vgSie bod tpar BET @ab cltburm?
S1 iaste eeraocSu: ~~o ab ids MID
llnb ct badte nad, bersos oos @cii@t
StIi1c,
:llno ipro@: r@edt mein SObnlein> oas toe
man au@ nidt. +"
60 wiu id oenn tiinitis aud gar MIDI
meDr piilen,
9ann i@mablet ber eebrer aud nimmer mi
vDu bait bcinen &opf bit bersebens serrille
is to,nmt bel benz 2ernen gar nid)tS beraus
- 80 iagte i1ou langF mir mein @9ult
Der's bon ieinem &ater - oem S9riftsi
per - iueib, -
Die Ni9tmiIler finben iiberau Gnaoe,
Die @lugen er6alten nirgeno ben YrelS.
WadtrGalid erbieIteu mir bic ribtiae MmfI0iung
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tB Qeiet ben Samburser Ta,nilientalenber
fit 1875 unb S9r iucrbet init unS iibereinitim>
men, bab bic 8irfung bon 9r. Mu9uft
R6nio'S 9ambur8er 8rnittbee bel Su'
iten Grtaltung unb io9ar bel Gallcn bon
S@tuinbiudt cine punoerbare ieiu muf
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0ebet III c1piepb.

>V~~ o. ~y~'~T"~
Nor einigeu SebrSentcn iuuroe Elm
Raplan gu MlnIter in Q3eitfalen bei
na1tli1er QBeile 81 einem &ranfen ses
rufen. 9erlelbe 1tono unuerSiiAli@ ouf
uno elite CUR Yfarrfird1e, wunoerte lid
aber nid)t >ucni9, ols CT oelelbc pe:l3lol'
len uno oen &ii]ter, ;u benz ct Don bort
leinen g9es 9elcntt nod i'm tieiItenS4laft
fono, no bin9egen beriel6e lonlt in dbn'
|li6en Tdllen nie an leinem Ylase ieblte.
Sem >por ober oieles N1al feline 9}o4-
ri0t suoctpmmen, uno Ser &oplon be-
sei9nete ibm, nadoem er i'm geluedt bate,
aui Dem Mege sur STRIDE oos 9ans, NO.
bin lie 81 geben botten. slllein au9 bier
mar oie Sbiire perl9lplien. Nuf bas
&lopfen oes &u lters 9e'pedt, 0Hnet eer
6ousb.rr, uno erfaunt ii6er oielen ouf'
fallenoen, unansemelOeten Velud, fre9t
oerlel6c, mas i9r 8egeDren |ei? Ser
Sci ltli9e er,uitoert, oob Ct ia ioeben gum
Werl leben eines &ranfen lei bierb.r geru'
fen mproen. "Nein," lo9te Der 9ausei
sentbiimer, ni9 beiinoe MIDI @ottlpb nit
Trou uno &inoern 9eluno uno mobl ;
oo muB irseno Elm S:rtbum ebtualten.
Ser Yrieter trat 1pSonn nit Dem 9o9>
,piirb9iten &ute in 9esleituns oes 9ic'
ners Den Giidweg Sur Gir6e on. Gtiuo
mitten ouf Der @trobe ieoo9 eab Der
&aplon benz Mini ltronten einen Wint,
nit linn nod einmal ,pieoer 81 Dem 6axIe
suriid3utebren. @ieOerun1 fFnet oer9ans'
potcr bic Sbiire> unb auf Die Tra9e bee
pri.fers v9aben @ic auber Sbrer Ta'
Mile ou9 rieQeidt mod lonlti9e 9ausbe'
wobner ?" ant,portete oerlelbe uGs wobnt
nod pben auf einem 3immer eins
Grau, ,pel&e inoeB, ibre 9elpObnlibe gls
tersl l6pdbe obsere@net> ebenfaQs ni@t
trant it," vgDir ,pouen oielelbe bod BE-
lu6en," periebte Der @eiitli@t. SCI
6auswitb leu9tete nun ben 8eioen ein'
lrcppe binauf 5u Dem betreHenoen 3im'
mer. unb ebe lie nod Die Sbire ocSlel
ben errei9t batten, erl6oll es ibnen no1
BORT entsesen 80, rufet mir bod elmer
prieIter ib bin rebt unupbl uno mD@t
serne perleDen iueroen." ~Menn sic oa!
ipouen," I iaste Der Yrieiter, inoem er bi
Shire Dffnete, y % tann es Iogleib sc
{ l@eben. Geben @ie, ib babe Sbnen De!
liebeu @eilanb mitsebradt." Die Rrant
[ le9te lire 8eidte o6, empfing Die beili9
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neblt ber@eneralab 1olution. Na9 perrt6
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arf einem Dor oem 8ette beiinoli4e
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Na6trGsldD erbielten mir bic rbti9e .IufIoung ber
Mufsabe 20. 54 BON Carolina 0rees, q: @erpels, 8.
9oors, SohM ar09er,~ s. Serwels, $. @ie1emberger'
q. &r0ger.
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DR.. NlnQ. &0ui9'8
6omb. @rG,1ter Mfaifer.

fir gerbrtn,ungen @riibunSett, rolbeueu. ssmnden
&beumasnus, Gnguriiitioclt. taracM gbcl. 9rus uns
Qu,oc,acduiire Mcikcri in ncu glieoern, &opfz NIB
5abnlue,,r ill.e:c Werlebungen, 6ibneraugen 2eids
6ornen 0ed,3olcMe 8riite, siiten xurors. un6 ber'
baupt aGe Sau:sci6wirs. Bct @scnfheu u"o Sh'ere'1
gleifb an,penoba..
25 Gta. pr Dadet 4adcte fir 81.
Su aQcn tru;ihru Mpptbcfcn su habe.t.
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Nn%Inuot. MGnuer unb Trauen, Rnaben unb
SelsuHyl+ Mdb9eM nm uniere neuen + t enz
tarte AZ pcrfaue. @r1beren Gelpinn als bel irgenb
einem anberen geidafte. 1lnfer Mammotb MuiterbMd
fir % Gents. - Trit9 & gBaIter, 9aptoh, D.
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OFEEEEfE u.
b The President of he tinted State, ef Ane-i.l

y ltstt Ian y l1'Nr
Whereas objects Of interest tn the United
States require that the senate SGOuld be con-
veued az - . clock on the .5,h day of March
next, 70 receive and act upon sUch colnmUni-
cations aS may be ma BE- to 10 ou the part or
the Executive
Now. therefore. ]. Jlys=c~ =. GrG~r. PTc,i-
Gent of the United state. nave considered ~
20 bt my duty 90 issue This. mv prJ,laD1-
fiCn. declaring ti.at aT extraordinary 0cca-
sion require tho Senate OF The United states
To- convene for tHC transaction oI ru~iu--~ 1t
the CaVitc.. iu the city OF Wa .u.'.-iol. on
the IJH Gay ut March EeNt. 9t D. o'clock at
noon ON that day. ct which all who snail az
that time De- CutitIs5 o. aC- a. members Of
that body are hereby required tp take Eoticr
Given under my hand ami the seal o. tie
TuiJCi ~tEt.s at Washington. the
18th day Of February. In the year az
SEAL our Larf 1---. AMI Of The IaIe-
pcrJrnce of Tn" United state of
America, Che ularty-aioth.
T.. =. GRANT.
Iy the Pre- -iGtUt.
HAMILTON FISH Secretary ol state.
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y HORRIBLE ACCIDENT-DGring the alb
Sence from home of Elisha a. Kingsley a
wealthy farmer OF Flat Creek, Schoharie
codnty, n. Y, on Sunday evening, his barn
was discovered TO be on fire by his wife, who,
with young woman. We're the only persons
in the house. With the hope of saying .itiA
live stock in the barn-seyeral cows and a
team of horses-the two women ran 10 the
ba N, which was nearly enveloped in flames
While they were untying the cattle heavy
beam fell from overhead, striking i'm such
way that Mrs. Kingsley was wedged between
II and the manger, and could not extricate
herself. Her companion used every effort to
release her. but in vain, only desisting when
compelled TO fly to save her own life, and not
before she was terribly burned about her
hands ard face. She was obliged TO force
beard off the rear of the barn to escape, the
flames cutting OFF every other mode of retreat.
Mrs. Kingsley was held fast by the beam
about ten minutes before the flames reached
her, and the girl had escaped from the built
ing not more than minute when IL fell in.
The body OF Mrs. Kingsley was entirely
burned.