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National Republican., 1876-04-07
PROPoSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

lIhOIOShLS tOh hESh bEEt.
OFP1cH A. c. Sd
Fort FooTE, ND, April l, 1875. {
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received
at this office until L. O'Clock noon, May l, 1876. for
furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the Sub
sistebce Department, United States army, at this
station, during the fiscal year commencing July
j, 1875.
with choice cuts for the same period.
Bidders will state in tn cir bids that they under
stand their proposals may be accepted for supply.
for sale to officers separately, the one without the
other.
payments, &c, can be obtained By application to
JAS. Z. EASTMAN,
apl-st
PROPOSALS E3R R,6TrI FUEL FORAGE AND
JEFFERsoNvILLE, IND, March 10, 1875.
coDtont viii be- ,eeeTsd al tbs oce snS Spt a
O'Clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
May. 1875, at which time and place they will be
this depot Of Pittsburg Coal, Oats, Hay and
Straw, and Stationery, in such quantities as may
be required from time to time during the fiscal
ISL. >
Sealed proposals, in triplicate will also be re-
manding oftcer of the sut-depot general recruit
ing service, at Newport Barracks, kentucky, to
be opened at said places, on the same day and at
bidders, for the delivery at the latter place Of
Hard Wood, Pittsburg Coal, Corn, Oats, Hay and
Straw, in such quantities may be required
from time to time during the fiscal year begin
ming July ], 1876, and ending Juno so, 1877.
Bids for any portion Of the supplies will be en-
tertained.
Separate bids for Fuel, Forage and Stationery |
should be made.
The Government reserves the right to reject |
any or all bids
Preference will be given to articles of domestic
production.
Lists OF the articles of the Stationery required
will be furnished application to this office, and
bidders fer the same will deposit samples of the
articles they propose to furnish before the opon
ing Of the bids.
Blank proposaIs, and Information as to the es- |
timeted quantities that will be required. terms Of
contract, and payment &C., can be obtained By |
personal or written application to this office.
Bidders are invited TO be present ct the open
ing of their proposals.
Bids to be distinctly marked on the envelope, |
"Proposals for Fuel, or for Forage, or for Sta.
tionery," (as the case may bs,) and addressed as
above stated. JAS. A. EkIN,
mh3,.6t Lieut.. Col. and deputy Q. N. Gen.
National Republican., 1876-04-07

TRUSTEES sALEOr VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on HSTREET. NEAR GOVERN

MEN I PRINTING OFFICE.
BY virtue of q deed of trust to rs. dated
~ March !, A: D. ISIS, and duly corded in
Ncords for the District of Columbii, ami at
public auction, In front of the premises, on
MONDAY, A OIiI IL, 1876, at 5 o,c.ock p. m, the
following described real estate Eiuate in the city
of Washington, ID c., to wit: Being twelve OO
feet front Of the west part OF Lot hfy-one l5l In
square SIX hundred and seven y-seyen, (6T7,) in
The plan Of Washington city, lgalots subo,yIsion,)
and running with a width of twelve (l2) feet to
depth Of eightyseyen SD feet siK (6) inches, to-
z, ther with Improvements, Il =.
Terms of ssle: One thru ca sh; balance in six and
twelve months, for which the notes OF the pur-
chas er. bearing interest At ten per cent. per
from day OF SAFE, and secured BY deed of trust
on the properly sold, will be taken. A de Josit of
800 III be required at time OF sac. All convey
ancinR at purchasers cost. II terms OF .le are
not compiled with in seven days from day of sale,
tre trustees reserve the right to sell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
after nye days notice.
iuGiEsi JFa kiNEs i: sJErr' Trustees.
an7.FMWEds
National Republican., 1876-04-07

DY WIN. L. BRA sHALL, Au,t., &C.,

ID Marble building.
615 Seventh street nor n vest,
a. At public tlon. on Thu R3DAf. April
a.. "a lsfS parts OF flots Al and AZ, square 573, I'm
s..,& proved by frame house nearly now, situ-
.Gts sted No Ti9 seventh street southeast
Terms &c, at the sale Rp7-S&Th
National Republican., 1876-04-07

CATHOLIC PRAYER. DEVOTIONAL,
" DAY and SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOKS; Lace Pictures: RosarIes, on. A4XXA
steel and silver: Medals, jubilee and Z7aL
3thers: Crosses; leading Catholic 6I5D9
and retail, by JAS. BELLEw, To5 Seventh street
northwest Open Sunday morning from to 10.
National Republican., 1876-04-07
AUCTION SALES.
.Y WM. 4. RRAuaALL. Auct., &C,

TS0OSoON~N-rNoNS--eN-Noo c.~o~N(SN~N-N-NON~NO"NN
FuruYe DnvD.
National Republican., 1876-04-07

NEW SPRING GOODS.
we are now prepared to throw upon our coua-
class Dry doCd5 which has ever been offered In
Washington city. No auction trash 20 offer. All
goods warranted 10 be as represented By the sales
men.
mh2o-6t Nos. 92S Seventh street, 7a6 street.
LADIES.
We have to offer you colored silks at 10 cents per
yard, worth ki.25. Back silks the following
prices: % cents, o., Sl, 81. 80, fL.75. 81 Is,
~ So = u, 81 so and 81 per ya-d; all OF which
are the very best goods made at Lyons aud 25 per
cent. less than they have ever been sold.
W. W. BURDErPE & Co..
mhc9-6t Nos. ses Seventh street, TO6 h street.
E,ANCY DRESS GOODS.
The greatest stock inthe city; beautiful and rich
fabrics, in Plain, Stripes and Pi,ids; also, Back
dimes. Grapes, Grape Veiis-all Of which are
Lupin's best fabrics.
WV. BURDETTE s Co.,
mhc9 Ct Nos. 9-S Seventh street. 706 street.
WHITE GOODS.
We have an immeu Sc stock to offer.
Richardson's Linen from 81 z cents to 81. - Der
yaId. Plain SaInsOoks, Plaid and striped 4NAin-
cooks, Victoria Lawns, 81 shOp Lawns, Swiss,
Null, and Cambrc Nuslins, French OrgandieS.
Linen Lawns ana Bir d-eye Linen; also, Bseached
Table Dsmask. from % cents to g 50 per yard.
Towels, from 81. 50 to S2l per dozen.
Napkins, from IS cents up to 81 per dozen.
W. W. BURDETTE Co., n
uhoo-6t Nos gSS Seventh street. 5OS h rect.
National Republican., 1876-04-07

ID Marble bulIdln9,
go Seventh street north vest.
~ Atpubiic aIction ten-Acre lot. dwelling
~ an bsrn, known as Hunter Place-: soou
M half miie above Georgt towa, on the ssd-
&<&tugtvnssouedsct road Impr Dved with Il VI
irets Plat and terms at sale. ON TUESDAY,
April 81 is7s. atf o'clocs, p. m.
National Republican., 1876-04-07

DT WIN. l.. BIZ An HA IL Auct,, &C,
ID Marble building,
COZ Seventh street northwest,
-. public auction, on AOSOAI. April 10,
sf 1915, at O'Clock p. lots % and 1t. square
sss{ Ho 49,, Improved by twS small frame no Ises,
Asssnd an adjoining lot for safe separately, NOS.
at the saI. ap7-FMW sdS-
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Hardy High School.
Moorelieid, Hardy Co, ". Va.

S,kS: ION begins 3,d Wednesday in Septem-
Der and closes third week in June fol-
lowing.
hoard in Principals family, $40 90
Tuition from $50 To $50
THIS is classical School. embracing "a full
Collegiate curriculum, aud we'll provided win
chcnicai' mad apparatus. 1t is warmly COM
.se..deu ~ Professors in University of ys.,
Washington Lee University, nud other Yir-
snia Colleges. send foI Catalogues
II. l.. HOOA FIR, PRINCIPAL.
Moortlieid, june IL, 1870 2m.
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HAurDES SiosEy' ColLrcs.

'iNhE mex, session OF This Seminary of Learn
A ing will commence on Thus sdHy, Septom-
Der 5h 1915
Iinmpden sidney isstuited in Prince Edward
County. Va, within n few hundred Yards ef
Union Theological Seminary and seven miles
from fHrmville the nearest depot of the Atlantic
Mississippi aud tihio Railroad The locality 81
the College is most healthy, and the community
around dIsing Gished for intelligence and pctv
There ~ no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with the College. /; retains the hur-
itcuum and the great aim Of it's teachers is 10
secure ihoroughness in the training and insiruc-
ton oi their pupils and TINS To prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties OF life
The ordinary exnens~s OF G student exclusive
Of the cost Of clothing. travelling and books arr
FROM $225 10 1913 year.
For Catalogue aud further information ap-
ply to
REV. J. NJ. J. ATKINSON.
Presjdem Hampton Sidney CoHcge,
Prince Edra,d COMFY, Ia
July Is, 1875.
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ID r.. w A u f =
oliver Corrector''
And euro for Dyspepsia,
Free from .dlcoholic Stina1t-
lai1S.

Among the many discoveries of valuable re-
medies Tor Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
WAGE 's Liver Corrector"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
BRnEA L. o., Granville TO-, n. u, |
s March 10, 1878
DR. WADE Dear Sir: Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease or years, which at times ~
mounted To arrangement When in Baltimore
last November, procured one bottle OF Liver
Cor ector now consider myself we'll. Yours,
respectfully s
ISAACN. DAY, of Day Il Meadows.
Prof. MooaaAs, Emeritus, OF Washington Uni
versiiy. Md, now Resident Ph, siciau, s. bite
Sulphur Springs. saws
'Dr. wndt's Liver Corrector and Dyspepsia
Cure % one OF The very best remedies for Dyspep-
sin ] have ever usrd. ~
Ds JOKES n prominent physician in Virgins,
who has prescribed il for two ,s,rs GAYS:
81 en- hnd no better remedy Cor Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint than AIDES Liver Correcior -
Cot GooDs, n prominent and well known
gentleman Ia the same county, Va, SAYS:
- keep IL regularly in MI family aud " ou,d
not be without IT,"
Mr.. JSo. McARrHuR, County Treasurer of
EupIiu, TO n. g., sa s. ~ aac's Liver Cor.
rector has done me more good, and given DE
ever took, &C.. &c
PEoF NusL, Of ollege Of Physicians and Sur
gtous OF Baltimore, mud n distinguished prncti
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c"u Ihhiiiy hnh saws 1T Is the best remedy
for Dy spepsia with forpid Liver and Coustip.-
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OAK tiiLL, y. c., Sept. 3, 1915
DR. ID. WApK. Dear sir, II have recommends
go d.. wades Liver Corr ecior'i in my prac-
ice and have und it very excellent remedy
in iofPdity If The Liver, aud have known II 10
give relief when other Remedies had failed
WIN. THORP, NJ. -.
BALTIMORE ''Sry'' says: ''Dr Wades Liver
Cotrecfor is prescribed by our best ph, sicnns
for Dyspepsia aud Liver Disessrs, aud We advise
nny OF cur friends suffering with such, to givs
n ITisl. -
Or. Walker, a celebrated physician O. W. Va.
pronounces ''W AIDES Liver Correctur the Jesi
remedy exlaui for Dyspepsi, in all is forms
-. WADE & CO.. Sole Propr:etors,
Wholesale Druggists,
290 W. Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Oct / l91h-lx
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Feb. 4, 1876.

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO- WIT AT rnles held
w in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Oourt
OF iaT Pshire County, on the first Monday in
March. 1876.
John Patterson, Administrator Of George Mile
son, decd, Plaintiff,
rs.
Geor ge w. Rors, Robert Yonlev. FrarkIin
Ionley, George Keiier, Administrator with
tie will annexed of Mercy Rogers. deed, and
john Patterson, Administrator of George NIL
lesou. decd, who was Commissioner of Sale
in chancery cause of Crumley, &c, VS. RU-
gers, Sc, Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
The object Of ,his suit is "a recover ~ the de-
fendrat George w Rogers the sum Of S2G5 46
with interest. on S54 30 pat thereof from 7th
November, 1870, on SIPS 90 other part from
l4ih December, 1850. on 81 , % other pnri from
lith December, 500, on 80 90 other part from
lllh December 1868. sud on 500 90 the residue
thereof from 3lsi January. 1870 ard - attach
the estate Of The defendant. Geogre W Rogers
especially nil his interest ia 30 acres Of land in
said county devils 10 him and others by the
last will Of Mercy Rogers dec d. aud 10 the
und arising from The sale thereof ~ virtue at
decree in the chancery cause cf Crumey &c
va. Rogers, &c pending In snid Court and To
subject the same to the payment Of the plniutiiTs
claims aad the costs o9 this suit And il an
peating by affidavit tat the defendants George
". Rogers, Robert ionley aud Franklin Yon-
lev, do not reside in this State. 70 is ordered
that said nonresident defendants are r,quirsd
10 appear within four weeks after the date Of
the first publication hereof and DO what ia ne
cessary to protect their interests ia this suit -
Tests
c. S. WHITE, c. {. c. II. c.
March 10, 1876.
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Groceries
NOTICE,

HAVING sold out my Stock on tie
Armstrong Corner to I. IT, c. Pancake.
shall Immediately take steps to collect
ell moneys due me, as also all moneys
due the late firms Of Sheetz & Kuyken
dali and Kuykendall & Sheetz, which
am authorized to collect. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, or
the above named firms, must come for.
ward at once and pay the same, and
thereby save costs. MS am determined
to close everything up by the lst of A.
pril next, when | expect TO leave tie
State. Further notice than this will not
be deemed necessary before proceeding
by law. E. e. SHEETZ.
Romney, Oct. /, 1875.
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FITS CURED FREE

A ny person suffering from the above disease
N is requested To- address On. PwCr. and y
tria bottle ~ medicine will be forwarded by
Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing a. nv large business IRE smsli
DR.. Price is a regular Pity stefan, and has mad e
he treatment ~
FITS or EPILEPSY
a study for years, and I've will warrant cure by
the use of lie remedy
DO not E'ii 10 send ~ him for Trial bottle
10 costs nothing. aud he
Will CCRE YOT.
no matter Of how long standing your case may
10, or how miuv oih-r remedies NAV have failed
Circulars and testimonials sert with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
Re p'r'icuar 20 give your Express. as we'll NJ,
y our Post ufice direction, and
Address,
DIX CHAS T. PRICE.
81 William Street, New York
Dec. 4, l8T4.--t2w.
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vick's Floral Guide.

This is n beautiful Quarterly Journal
finely illustrated. and containing an ele-
giant colored Froutispiece with the first
number. Price only % cents for the
year. Tie first No. for ] 1876 Just issued.
Address. JAMES WICK.
Rochester, New York.
Dee 24, 1875.
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NJU L III NJ - II O II Il L
Moorefcld, West Va,
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor.

'INnE undersigned having pa; chased the good
1 will md fixtures of MULLINS HOTEL.
takes this method oi informing his friends and
cumiG0dute the public in y manner which Gag
not fail to please
\ First Class Hotel, having all the mode n
improvements aud is furnished throughout with
new and splendid furniture The TABLE is al.
ways supplied with the hest lhc market affords
Good Stable attached 10 tie premises Faithful
and obliging servants always on hand 10 secure
comfort 20 guests.
TO tERNs MODERATE.
JOHN WILSON.
Moorcfcld, June9. 1871.
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For Cassimcres for suits Of all quail
tics--for Gents & Ladies' under suits
see stock at
GILKESON PUGH & vANCES.
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1876. SUBSCRIBE 1876.
FOR TIE
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The Best and Cheapes, Newspaper in the State.

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
The year 1876 is The Centennial year of the
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OF f'r more thtn ordinary interest aud impor-
lance. IL is also the Presidential year new
President Is TO he chosen, and already the poph-
lar interest is vsibly rising in the selection Of
candidates. The Republicans and Democrats
will soon hold their National Conventions, to
nominate candidates and adopt platforms.
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WICK
Flower and Vegetable Garden

Flower and Vegeta bic Garden
is tho most beautiful work OF tlie kind
IN the world II contains nearly $50
pages. hundreds Of liuc illustrations. and
four CLy0mo Pides If Fio'cers. beauti
fully drawn and coIored from nature
Price 81 cts. in paper covers; CO cents
bound in elegant cloth.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tof6s E5,ior eftls South Brgnsh Iatsliigencsr-
EsrggugO FligSD
viii YOU please inform your readers that
have positive
CCRE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders Of The Throat anl i.angs and
iiiai by It's use IN my practices, have cured hun
dreds Of cases, and will give
81 600 90
Tor = csse IL will not benefit Indeed 90 strong
- my 6si'h viii send a Samgis, free. 70 ars
ulTerer addtessing me.
Please show Ibis letter 10 any one you may
know Who " suffering from these diseases. and
oblige, "a thfally yOars,
DIR r i. BURT.
60 William 81, N,w York.
Dee 4. 1874 .--26w
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE

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~ 4 few days before the New Hamp.
shire election the chairman OF the re-.
publican State committee addressed
the following letter to n resident Of one
OF the doubtful towns; "You must car.
~ Canaan At all hazards. IL tho 81.
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500 l have already sent is not enough
TO carry the town, l rely upon you TO
carry it all events; and ii it costs 81. 900
yon shall be made whole. Don't fail"
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VICIx'S
Flowor & Vegetable Seeds

arc ihe best the world produces. They
arc planted by million people in A
mcrica. and the result is. beautiful Flow
ers and splendid vegetables. A Priced
Catalogue sent free 10 all who enclose
the postage-a 2 cent stamp.
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metropolitan Tea ca
FOR A SAMPLE.

For Arctic and Rubber OvERsnoE
for Ladies and Gents at reduced prices
go 10 GILKssoS, PUou g. Vases
Romney. Octl5, 1875.
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LNRESil surplyof Hardware. QuVrrswart &c.
n just ltccivrd snd Tor sale ga good terms, by
GlLKESON, PUGH & VANCE.
Romnsy, Oct. J. 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-07

~ Mr. Oliver Perkins. Of Illinois, is
man Of sound sense. il his education
has been neglected. lie lately sert his
boy 20 the schoolmarm with the follow.
ing note: nils IIaze-Please lik the
barer for running away. Iik him Well
No NOR at Pheasant. Yours respective.
Nv, Mr.. Oliver Perkins"
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getting mp clubs Tor the Weekly lntelligrncer
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IIS - h ~ TS It,
AT HIS MACHINERY DEPOT
CLARKsBURG, w. VA.

These are eosi{y attached 70 Sac A'.'
or any other go'rer, and rorfo""' i
gribd Flour and .bsat a. q sePetfo' ~.
H1 at greater Safe Of sPeef fho@ e'y "nr
.Nsff, and 10 q ,cffhoRf beGf'Hg " "'y
other d.@cai,g. Heyhs 400 IL "a
occapies 3 Jeet squire 81 foof oV''s
MiHs are coy7dpyrd o. grind ~ b% o''
eey h.nr, and Dsaay do grind (ron' o. "
90 Jpsheis per hDar Price. $40.
Il ST. rifhin so dOzs FER org ''".
son. ME mill shoaid not D. esfiscig mi'y''
,ogy. ~ ,ciH BE- iokep Jark and ne f.'y
retaa,le9, md al railroad and siea"''''
chorgss pail bath e0gs mrs
First cfsss CIRCULAR SAW Wiz
ead CARDlNG MACHINES on "a.
GpR male 70 order.
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Gold Reliable"
TIE AMERICAN FARMFR

the pioneer BARN i'urnai ir America and so long
tie exppuent 81 The aEticul'un ~ Interests 81 ibis
section, begins. January lst, new s.l0ms Hb-
der the same control as Tor thirty years Of i's
existence
~ will continue 10 he active in ever hrHnrh
r. az icul'uril Improvement aud devoted 70 tie
tius interests ~ the farming cla 2.
Combining nothing sensational or hnshf, u
is meant To suit the wants 'f intelligent and
reading farmers ard their f,ni'ies The editors
receive The All Of - la ge HnTsh@r Of crrresPon.
dents. eminent IN their respective brrurhrs sud
in each number, besides the treatment OF ihs
staple crops, The management. nsss ani nppiicf-
tinn of homemade ard nriihcinl m7rntrs snd
fertilizers, will I've found something sess'naos
fer he
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Notion

department viii please the most fastidious add
those ia search Of nice and good articles are IN
vited TO make examination. His
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TIE CUMBERLAND DAILY NEWS
a MORNING NEWSPAPER.

las = large and steadily increasing circula.
: 7 iuiou embracing the city, cnuntty end
mining regions, and affords an txcriirr adver
usius 8.ei'Gu. send fot rates. Addres3
HENRY j. JOHNSON, Urop'r.
81 Baltimore street.
Cumberland, Md.
Sugar & Country cured Hams. shoul.
der &side Bacon, selfscaling Jars, SC,
on hand and FOR sale 10y
GTLKESON, PUGH & VANCE
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Among the many discoveries of valuable re-
medies for Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
''W els Liver Corrector"
KEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS (:
BRREA Z. o.. Granville 10 q, 1
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Romney, Oct. /, 1875.
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W"Oh how joyful the sun shone out
this morning! It's first glance reminded
us of bowers. lovely flowers ~ Hold
that fellow he is in bad way
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-07

tV Jenny Lind. on board the Allan.
tic, asked one Of the firemen. an Irish.
man, ii be had it in his power. would he
exchange places with her. Faix, GER
tainly would" he replied. III / could
sing as well. And why?" asked Miss
Lind. "Faix. and because" said lie.
the wages are better"
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Dry Goods

department l. very complete and well supplied
Choice article. for Ladies, Gentlemen aud Chl
dieu. Ills ED
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t5V IL was Prince John Van Buren,
who, being stopped by highwaymeu one
night in City Hail Park, said Gentle.
men, haven't got any money, but I'll
give you my note for three months"
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TRUE.-It has been remarked that
formerly when man so: tired of the
world he went into a cave and dwelt q.
lone; now he accomplishes the result
by opening store and neglecting to
advertise.