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The Pacific appeal., 1875-04-24
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AS "A PREVENT
you are attacked with Chills and Bilious Fever or
nave oeen q victim to such diseases and used other
once the safest and surest 1880
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

1t is some comfort to us who were
wronged and robbed, to know that the
o6scious officials can't find suitable
place in Wheeling to place the Capital
The buildings heretofore used for that
purpose are dilapidated and miserable
rookeries, unfit for any deliberatiye boz
dy. The people there find that they
have an elephant on their hands. and
know not what TO do with it. 1t is just
as we thought. and there is grim CON-
fort sometimes in saying II told you So"
Here they left behind the finest building
in the State for Capital, built and ar
rangedfo that specific purpose and all
the archives, records, etc., of the Com
monwealth will be dumpted into the
steamboat and dragged to Wheeling, to
be placed in some miserable rickety old
hotel or school building. Gov. Jacob is
there now, and must feel chagrined to
find that there is no suitable place for
the Capital. The majority Of tn peo-
pie there don't care fig about it any
how, and yet the Legislature had the
asininity &c remove it merely because n
lot Of bummers and spectators wished it.
They now have no fearful sympathy from
anybody in these parts for their failure
to find suitable building.-Charleston
Courier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

N0SING OUT SALE or NURSERY STOCK.
" Having determined TO close out our eGten-
''Ve STOCK this spring, will sell ri the follow
ing extremely low rates thus enabling ALI Ia pro
9 ure supply OF superior trees Parties by dub
Ding together can thus procure their trees Of us
on better terms thaB the Grsugers can any whore
eise Apple Trees, 3 yrs. DIDO for ST. IS
yer 100, so per 300. 2yrs., 6ne-l5 Tor 81 =,
- Per lOV, 80 per 1000. yr., 8 10 "a inch.
esi 81 per 100, $50 per 1000 Peaches, Pears
Cherries, Shropshire Damsoa Plums, Straw,
berries, Evefgreens, Lafehes, &c. For circular
snd price list adde's JAMES EDGRRrON
GAINESVILLE, q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

A DyERTfSING Cheap Good: Sy,,.ma,ie
h-Ail persons vho contemplate making con
ttaets With newspapers 5or the insertion Of nd ,
refreshments, should send % CENTS TO Geo. f.
Rowei q Co, ~ Park Row. New York, for
their PAhPliLET-BOOK (nineiy seventh sdi'ios, }
containing lists OF over 2, 900 newspapers h esti-
mates, showing the cost ADVERTISED enis taken
Tor leading papers IN many States at treEien-
dons reduction from Pul fishers rates. Ggy TIE
Book.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02
Commissioners Sale.


(f virtue Of decree Of the Comfy Can't
ID OF Hampshire Comfy, entered Al tbs Octo.
Der term Thereof, 1914, 10 the chspesrv rsns.
therein pending 10 which Thomas Wilson 4,
plaintB snd James p. Gsonon 10 defendant
will, on
Mondoy the 1911 aoy Of ApyR. 1875.
offer FOR sale 81 public suction, Al TIE Noor,s,la
and homney Junction, on Mil Greek, In Hamp-
shire county, near the residence Of n. Wordep
al the right aud interest " James y. cannon
10 and 10
II II E LAND
n The bill and proceedings Ia said cause men
TONED, IL being The same
TRACT OF LAND
on which said Jsmes p. Gannou lately r,,idsd
adjoining lands Of samuel Riukes. Sboensksr
and Others, ia sill Creek District in said coun.
W, and containing about - ACRES
TERMS OF S1LE :-One-third Of the purchase
money Cash, and the residue on a creSi,
Of twelve aod twenty four mon tbs. the pureba.
ser giving bond with approved security FOR The
deferred payments, bearing interest from the a '
OF sale.
Sale to commence At u o'clock ".
+. NJ REYNOLDS
SPECIAL Comuissiorsy
March 25,is7s-.4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Capt. j. A.
Eager, of the steamship Nunnberg.
which arrived at this port to-day, reports
that on March p they saw a schooner
with her ensign ut half mast. They
bore down 10 her and were asked TO take
ten men who had been saved. sent n
boat on board the schooner. which turn
ed out to be the George s. Fogg, from
as follows: We belong to St. Marys,
Newfoundland. Our trade is fishermen
in shore boats. On the End OF March we
saw a ship icebound about two and a
half miles from the coast. We went out
to her with party of thirty-four men.
all from st. Marys. The wind was from
the westward, moderate breeze. Be-
fore we reached her, we met the Captain
Of said ship in charge of another party
from st. Mays, who took the Captain
ashore, rs he was sick. As we could
understand, the crew had left the ship
the day before. We reached the ship at
5 p. NJ. As night came on, we made for
the land, after searching the ship, but
did not reach the coast, rs the ice had
opened towards the land. We had sew
Ga hSh tiOLCh w tttt utSut
The next day we went on board again.
We had to leave nine men out Of our
number behind Us, rs they were too weak
to walk, and the ice, would not permit
Us, on account of it's weak state, to car
~ them. Three OF these men were
picked mp by the steamer George g.
Fogg, on the 9th of March, as the only
survivors out Of nine. We oundnoth.
ing to eat or drink on board besides mo-
lasses. The ship drifted ont with the
ice, but we were in sight of the coast n,
bout six or seven days but were not able
to reach it. We stopped until the / 18th
of March in the ship when we saw a
schooner about four miles to the east
ward OF us. AS the ice was too weak in
some places to bear n man, we took n
small boat from the ship and made for
the schooner which we reached in the
afternoon, where we were received with
great kindness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

DSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING.
l. How either ser may fascinaie and gain the
love and affections Of any person thew choose
Instantly. This art All can possess, free, by mail
for rs cents; together With = Marriage Guild,
Egypt ~ Oracle, Dreams, Bints to Ladies, etc
1000, 600 sold queer book Address 7.
WILLIAM co, Pubs, Philadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

THE LATEST NOVELTY IN PAPEE-In-
asmuch as paper has been made available
for the manufacture ofalmost every va
riety of furniture and articles of dress,
it is passing strange that paper collins
should have been left till this late day
unthought of. The undertaken is GER
tainly not an enterprising party. Trunk
makers have long been credited with IL
sing all the unsuitable printed books :;
but at the present rate of production,
were every traveller supplied with a van
load of these troublesome impedimentd
to travelling, such stock would remain
that all the bookshelves in the world
would not contain a 1.-THE of them. To
further reduce the stock, manufactu-
rer out West proposes to supply every
journeyer. to that bourne whence no
traveller returns, with last trunk made
of poPier n,qche, waterproofed with as
phaltum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02
WANTED-A FEW coon MEN

10 reprefsnt Fountain Hin Nurseries. O,yjlle
ONO, In the sale of Fruit Trees ans General
nursery Stock. Canvas TO begin in April or
NAy Tor octoter dbshery. Only those need np
ply VINO can give security, as important sums
OF money must be handled during delivery. APP
phcants will be visited by our travelling agent.
and arrangements completed. Address
J. GARfNGR d SON, Alliance. CAia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

TIE Why SCOTS Liver Pills are liked the
best is: they DC more good and don
kEASOS | sieken or grippe like other pills.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02
SHARPS RIFLE CO.

Manufacturers of Patent Breech-losdiug, Militia
~, Sporting and Creedmoor Rifles. 7le Beat in
ne World Winner al international and Iearly
al, other Prin cipal matches at Creedmoor. (See
Official Record
Sporting Rifles, $40 10 Sas
Gteedmor Rifes, with ELEVATIONS for
800 yds., $50 and sl25.
Send for illustrated Catalogue.
Armory and Office, l.. O.. WESTCOTT,
Hartford, Conn President.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

OK A WEEK TO agents to sell nm article sale
W - dofe az Fov7: Profits inneus Package
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

M EST VIRGINIA. 70 wiz AT role, h,la
W N The Clerks Ofhec Of ihs CosntJ Court
o. IamPshifs county, on The 6rst Monday IA
February, 1875. 80 =
William Il Griffith, Jr., Plaintiff,
rs.
Joshua Griffith and Joseph G. Rumssy.
late partners under the name Of Crit
nth and Rumsey, Defendants.
iN AssUMPsIr.
The object Of this suit is 20 recover OF
the defendants the sum Of seven hun.
dred and ffty.6ve dollars with Interest
thereon from the - day Of August. 1874
Till paid, and to attach the estate Of the
defendants, especially any money or ef.
iects due or coming to them in the hands
Of G. NJ. Watkins & Sons. and subject
The same 20 the payment Of said sum and
interest and the costs Of this suit.
And it appearing by affidavit that the
defendants do not reside in this State.
1t IS ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here within one month after
hrst publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary 20 protect their inter.
ests in this suit. Teste,
G. S. WHITE, c. c. enc
March -, ls75.-5t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

~ Some Of our farmers, with whom
we have conversed during the present
week. are apprehensive that much OF the
wheat crop has been quite seriously in.
jured by the severe weather during the
winter
0'The weather tho present week has
been quite Spring like
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

IY Mark Byrd of Shenandoah has
been elected Judge Of the new judicial
Circuit, the 18th. by the Virginia Lcgis-
lature. His opponent was Col. Robert
Johnson Of Rockingham. Moses Wal.
ton declined q nomination.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

GZz a WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fs-
ED ! male Agents, in their locality. Costs
NOTHING to try 1t. Particulars Free. T. o
VlCKERf * Co, Augusta, Ne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

tVGeneral Spinner. for upwards OF
fourteen years treasurer Of the United
states, has rendered his resignation OF
that office, TO take effect July 1. lie
will be succeeded by Mr. John G. New.
cashier Of the First National Bank OF
Indiananolis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

IV'In the city of New York in the
brea ch of promise suit for $4,000 dam
ages brought 10y Mary Chamberlain, a.
ged sixteen, against Jno. b. Holmes aged
sixty resulted on Monday last in YER
dict for plaintiff for $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

IS 3 800 E E.. day . :, as@' e Tern:
S1ISsoS Co., Portland, Ne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

Rochester Dsh6ctR Mrs, Eyarts
said to Mr.. Warts yesterday morning,
Get up and open tho hampers, Will
liam; and SIR Eyarts said absently.
turning over for another nap, "Your
Honor will please not envy exception"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-02

ELECTIONs.-The next State to vote
this year is Connecticut which elects
State officers and Congressman on
Monday next. The Rhode Island cleo.
ton will be held on the following Wed
nesday. the 9Th.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-02-04
G. H A P T f R x I.
sUsY's SECRET.

SUSY's SECRET.
The surgeon gave more favorable opinion
than had been anticipated, and declared that
few days careful nursing would restore Mr..
Foley, if not quite to his normal condition, at
least to tolerably comfortable state of health.
AS he had no wife or any relative to look
after him, the surgeon advised his temporary
removal to neighboring hospital, where he
would receive the best Of attention. Mean
time, Mr.. jackson was to take the business in
charge, and the daily performance of the COM
pany was to proceed as usual.
Mr.. Silas Jackson was one of the most ami.
able and easy-tempered of mortals, who made
it the rule of his life never to do, say or en-
counter anything difficult or unpleasant when
it was possible to avoid it. He was therefore
not inclined to take up his partners quarrel,
and studiously refrained from hunting up
Leon, who was equally favorite with him
and with the rest of the troupe; and who ju-
diciously kept himself out of the way, know
ing that, of course, his connection with the
company must be at an end.
Nita had succeeded in conveying to him the
tidings he had desired to receive and after
that she saw no more of him for several days,
and concluded that he had gone off for good
She hardly knew whether to be glad or sor-
~ that this was the case She could not help
liking Leon; for his partality for her, without
exactly awaking d reciprocal feeling, had GER
tainly softened her heart toward him. Yet
she feared him little, too, and had felt both
frightened and distressed when he wrung from
her that profession of regard which he told
her would be his only protection. She GER
tainly had no desire to marry him. In fact,
the very idea Of such thing filled her with
dismay; yet, in her pity for the danger in
which he stood, and her gratitude to him for
espousing her cause, Cor rather her gratitude
for the motive which had prompted him to the
deed not for the deed itself) she had felt
bound to give him the assurance he asked for.
And now, was anything to come of it? This
question she asked herself repeatedly, until
the conviction, resulting from Icons pro-
longed Absence that she was not likely to see
him again, gradually laid it at rest, and she
could not but breathe more freely when this
was the case.
Since the affray which had effected such a
revolution in the state of affairs change
seemed to have come over Susy, Nita's black
eyed friend, who had hitherto been the life
and spirit of the circle, but who had now
grown silent, reserved and sad. She avoided
the society of her companions, and especially
that of Nita, of whom she had always been
particularly fond. The latter, troubled with
this change, tried for some time, without
making any direct allusion to it, to discover
the cause; but having failed in this, she re-
solved, at last, to seek an explanation with
her friend
"Susy," she said one day, when she had
managed to find her alone, "do tell me what's
the matter with you. Are you vexed with
me?"
"Vexed with you, Nita?" rejoined Susy, as
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-02-04
twixt that and your fist. But he amt dead
can feel his pulse, little"

"Lucky for you," said Dan to Leon, who
had grown shade paler in the apprehension
that he had done more serious thing than he
had meant. "You'd be in bad fix, else
you'll have to clear off from here, my lad,
anyhow" :"
Leon shrugged his shoulders, and turning
away, withdrew to window, where he stood
with folded arms while his companions busted
themselves in trying to restore his victim to
consciousness Finding their efforts unavail-
ing, it was proposed to send for surgeon ;
and one of the number went on the errand,
while the rest removed Foley to his own bed,
and bandaged, as we'll as they could, his
bleeding forehead, which he had struck against
sharp corner of the table in falling to the
ground. His face was already terribly swol-
len, and one eye almost invisible from the ap'
plication of Icons weighty fist. By this time
all the women of the company had assembled
upon the scene, and great was the excitement
which prevailed. Leon took advantage of
their attention being concentrated Oh the
wounded man, and quietly disappeared.
As he was vending his way quickly to a
back part of the building, where he intended
tolinger awhile in order to learn the surgeons
verdict, he encountered Nita, crying bitterly
in corner of the tent. He touched her on
the arm, and she looked up, but instantly hid
her face again, shuddering.
"See what a fix I've got myself into," he
said in low tone, "and all for the love Of
you, Nita."
"Oh Leon"
"Its true! How could I see him strike
you, and not turn mad?'
"Oh Leon, is he killed."
81 don't know, my girl. If he is, I'll swing
for it, if I'm caught"
A cold chill Of horror crept through Nta's
frame. "Oh! don't stop here," she cried,
trembling. "Go, do go-get away as fast as
you can Don't let them find you"
Icons eyes kindled. "Nita," he cried,
seizing both her hands, "would you care
Do you mind what happens to me ?"
EYES, yes, I do" she exclaimed, halfbeside
herself, with the fear that somebody might
come to arrest him. "Oh! please, don't stop
any longer!'
"Tell me that you love me" he said, hold
ing her fast, though she struggled to get free,
"and I'll 60 right off. If you don't love me,
I don't care what happens to me-Pd as lief
swing as moi"
Poor Nita, overpowered by this terrible
statement, and feeling that his life perhaps
depended on her answer, tremblingly gave
him the required assurance; and pressing a
hurried kiss on her unwilling lips, Leon re-
leased her and left her. But the next instant,
he returned.
"Nita," he said, in a hasty whisper, 81
count upon you to let me know how this mat
ter turns out At five o'clock, this afternoon
I'll be behind the wall at the back of the lot
Slip a scrap of paper through the chink in
the corner, just with word written on it, and
I'll get it."
"But suppose I can't-suppose they see
me?"
"No one will know what you 60 for. Go to
throw away some rubbish, or anything else
you please. You must do it-promise.'
81 promise" said Nita and her lover again
disappeared, to her infinite relief
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-02-04

WORTH KNow1NG.-We frequently read
in the papers of some one who has stuck a
rusty nail in his foot, or knee, or hand, or
some other portion of his body, and that lock-
law had resulted therefrom, of which the pa
tient died: If every person in the world was
aware of perfect remedy for all such wounds
and would apply it, then such reports must
cease. But, although we can give the RENE
dy, we cannot enforce the application. Some
will not employ it because they think it toe
simple; others have no faith in it when they
read it, while others often think such wound
of small account and not worth fussing over
until it is too late to do any good. Yet al!
such wounds can be healed without such fatal
consequences as follow them. The remedy is
simple, almost at hand, and can be applied by
any one, and what is better, is infallible. II
is simply to smoke such wound, or any wound
or bruise that is infamed, with burning wool
or woolen cloth. Twenty minutes in the
smoke of wool will take the pain out OF the
worst wound, and repeated once or twice will
alay the worst case of Inflammation we ever
saw from wound.
sea- The postal laws now require the prepay
ment of postage on all newspapers at the
offices Of publication, therefore all our sub
scribers are now exempt from payment o
postage on this paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-08

1t is asserted As n fact that every canvassei
who has turned HE attention 20 the in,rodnc.
ton Of the New Family Sewing Machine In his
locality or who has been fortunate enough "a
secure an agency, has outs'rpPed the best ct:
forts in making money Of he old and tried
Agents of the high-priced machines which lat
ter ,ley now replace. he demand Is enormous,
and sales SO rapid ard money made so readily
with SO little effort that Farmers, rradesmsn
Srecula,ors, &c, are flocking into the business
as fast rs they can secure TERRITORY and get Their
goods on the ground to supply ANXIOUS custom.
crs. II il is marvellous how these machines sell
when exhibited, i, being recognized fact thai
people will buy The best NJ the lowest price -
il certainly is the Machine ofihe times and doe:
the same work. as other Machines at $4,000 oil
$50 on. and we really believe IL would sell ius
as readily nj double and then not cost half tbs
usual price oil good an article, for IL is aston
i,h;nc 10 see the vast amount of labor II per.
fog ms at so low a cost. The inventors are dai
liz inundated with testimonials of the worth o.
their new Machines which so suddenly and sue
crssfuly boupded into popular favor Improves
10 lie igs; what is wanted every tay, by every
one. every here, who has family. II Ia:
a, rain,d an esviable reputation in many
thousands Of homes and factories, for 10
soIid strength, power, rapidiiv, simplicity
ceriainty ard ease Of operation, with ex
IRENE beauty 6neuess aud reliability of III
sewing; while the wonderful low price (fweniy
Dollars for Large and complete Sewing Ma
chine with a strong table and tread'el places
all idea OF competition eutirrly out OF The qaes
ton. IL stands aiohe in its merits and price
We advise YOU TO invest in one at once for yonl
Wife, Daughter, Mother, Sister or Lady Friend
and make a home happy, or put them in sor'
factory, what - better 10 You are luck,
enough, secure an agency, If there is none II
year town. and make money yourself In
MANY New Attachments for doing extra bne
skisfa. and difficult work, are q surprise IN ti'ei
simplicity OF construction aud far below eveI
grange prices" and uili be delivered safe a
YOUR door. 20 matter how remove you u:ay re
side, il you write for them. Address j. THoH
SON HAMA 4 Co, 9s7 broadway, N. Y.
march Z, ls75-tys