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II you cannot, or the ocean
Sail among the swiftest fleet,
Rocking on the highest billows,
Laughing at the storms you meet;
You can stand among the sailors,
Anchored yet within the bay;
You can lend = hand to help them,
As they launch their boats away.
If you are too weak to journey
Up the mountains steep and high,
You can stand within the valley,
As the multitude 80 by;
You can chant In happy measure
As they slowly pass along!
Though they may forget the singer,
They win not forget the song.
II you cannot, In the conflict,
Prove yourself awarrior true,
II where fire and smoke are thickest,
There's no work for you 10 do
When the battle field Is silent,
You can 80 with gentle tread,
You can bear away the wounded,
You can cover up the dead.
II you cannot In the.hsrvest
Garner up the richest sheAvss.
Many a grain, both ripe and golden,
Which the careless reaper leaves,
You can glesn among the brisrs,
Growing rank against the wall,
And 1t may be that the shadows
Hide the harvest wheat Of all.
If you have not gold and silver,
Ever ready st command,
If you cannot, towards the needy
Reach An ever opsn hand.
You can visit the afflicted,
Ger the errius you esn weep,
You can be true disciple,
Sitting At the Sayior's iees.
10 not then stand Idly waiting,
For some rohler work 10 DO,
For your Heavenly Fathers glory,
Ever earnest and true:
Go and toll III sny vineyard
Work in patience and in payer
II you want = field Of labor.
You Gan ind it ANYWHERE.
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NOrICE.-L Daniel Nulhern, In eoApli-
~ ance with the requirements Of the Act
OF Assembly. In such cases made and pro.
vided, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply In writing to the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail delivery OF
the state Of Delaware. in aud for the county
OF New Castle, upon Monday, the 18TH day
of November, A D.. ISL. being the first day
Of the next November term Of the said
Court, for a lieensst TO keep an Inn or Tavern
in school Districts Nos. 3 and IS, IN Chris
tiana Hundred. known rs Chsrlestown
lnn." in New Castle County. in the State
OF Delaware and To sell Intoxicating Ii
a0ors In less quantities than one quart TO
he drunk ON the premises. and the following
citizens recommend the said application,
to-wit:
Matthew spence Samuel PAWS.
Thomas J. Hanley, Thomas Little,
George Luton, John Macklip.
NJ. Nalouey, James Dunohes,
his Peter Collins,
John * keriey, John HSnley.
mark Maurice CusS.ck.
Witness, s, Peter Collins.
nov--N DANIEL MCLHERN'
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MEDICAL.
nR. FlTt.IR'S SEGETABLE RHEU.
~ MATlC GEMEDY.-is the perscrip

- MATlC IEMEDi.-is the perscrip.
uoa OF one'o OF Philadelphiss eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed TO cure rheurla.
Ism, nsuralgia, Scistica pain, Bsckache
the nerves. purifying the blood, and ueu-
trsllEing poisonous deposits in the system,
BY merit 1t has become standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing e
II IN time. Remember that d., Flsler is
tne only physician in America deyoting
~ years 10 this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. IS South Fourth
street
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NJ uIlCE-I. Daniel Melsrsey IN Compile
~ Snte with the reQuireT entS ofthe Act OF
Assembly. IN such cases made and provid-
eli do hereby give notice that shall apply
10 the Judges OF the Couri OF General SeS-
Siops OF The Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
S!s!a OF Delaware, in and ior the County
q New Castle oa Monday the 18th cay o.
November next, being the drst day OF the
November Term. A. u, Isl, for 8 license 10
SeSp 81 Grocery & Liquor Store 81 No. 100
e.. eTon. street, s ~. CO.. OF Front and
>h!p!ey s.. in the First Ward, IN the Ci.y
OF Situl.rEIou. 70 sell Intoxicating li9-
uorS IN no: less quantities than one :. Gal
ion not 10 ce drunk ou the premises su6
the iol!owins respectable citizens leeom.
mel this said application. 70 wit:
Augustus A>cleneSch Joseph Hoopss
kovSGd Go!nlsn Edward HsSgerty
nenry bradsey Francis E. Kelly,
Maurice Eassn Ereirtes Darr
Julius GusrIaer James Corrtcsn
.o0u |, Kelley K. W. Evans
Sen-E MsN Luther ". Palmer
nsc:e. MeCUSksr John Green
SSt-tSk La-!y John d IeIisr
tSaE?1 :. hisS!CS frederick sab
JOS s Hum Joan Nssy.as
.NNe> ". MEG Patr.ck McxsCsii
i-llAin hyre John NUrChy
kIwa.G RSSSEs John Pluus.lI
1ASiEL MELARkEY.
Nov. SRI 81 p.i.
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H. Ia h.ay-xE EElAa-s sitii..
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NoTlCE.-l, Hugh Mckinley. in compli-
~ ance with the requirements Of the Act
OF Assembly, in sucE cases II sde and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
Spply IN writing 10 the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail delivery of
the state OF pelawsr are. n and for II county
OF New Castle, upon Monday. the 18th dar
or November. A. D., lS-., being the frst
day OF the next November term Of said
Court, for license 10 keep an Iunor Tavern
Al ~ " End street. n 4 cor. md and Monroe
in the Tenth Ward. OF the City OF Whining
ton. New Castle County. In the State OF
teiawase, aud 10 ossllinloNiosting liquors in
less quantities than one quart 10 be drunk
on The premises, and the following citizen 5
fSoMmenO the said application. 10 wit
Howell. Louis Lynch.
JAMES dsa.i, VIM ? SeeSon
" iSg, es~o.ih. Charles Harper,
" il.lRll haSgerty, John Sprague
FpRyrue. James lAfer.y.
I AaT.a> Es~ ms James Mckinney,
Ihons$.Au,un. F.eus Kelly.
VIM Hsiuel., Samuel N johnson.
S!euGi Stewart, My.e, Euskc.
james Harr!gau, Thomas Mum.
S J MnoEey, John ii O'Brter.
ClA> Il sreer, Jau 4. RurLs,
Wm J Header. Abraham Thomas.
oS'----A. HUGH MCGlNLEY.
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NOTICE. Il, PETER FOND, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
OF Delaware, In aud for the county Of New
Castle. on Monday, the lstn day Of No
yemoer next, A. D., ISL, being the first
day, OF the next November term OF the
said Court, for license to sell intoxtcat-
Ing Liquors in quantities not less than
one halt gallon, not to be drunk on the
premises. st my store, so Adams streJt.
in the Third Ward. Of the City OF VII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
and the following respectable citizens re-
commend this said application, to.wit:
James CLARK, E. J. McManua
:. Il. Logan. a. Bickta,
Alms Hitler, VI. Hutchinson.
John I. Cruml!sh, Charles Il. Bedford.
IhoS. Kane, William ". Brown,
phillp Green. Fergus Haurihan,
q j. Fulmer. p sullivan.
p. Gardner, Evsns y. Wallace,
+ Murray. Patrick Monaghan,
Samuel Lewis, H, c. Duffy.
Henry 0Bfien, Philip ]. Green.
VIM: Mccartney. c. Ryan,
J. pooley
nov5.St PkTER FORD,
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NoTlCE-I. Mary McCSnn. do hereby
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery oi .ha state OF
Delaware, in and ioT the County of New
Castle, on Monday. the 10th day OF Nsvem-
/ sr next. being the rirst day OF the No
Veuleer term, A. u, lS.1, for = license 10
Keep su Inn or Tavern NJ As Front street,
in the First Wari of the Cily OF whining
ton. 10 sell Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than Que quart, 10 be drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens revN>il ma:ld this id aHrNcsi!ol
t,l-Ntts
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE y, Joseph Hsopes. In compli-
~ ance with the requirements Of the Act
Of Assembly In such cases made and provt-
ded do hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing to the Court of Gen eral Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware. In and for the county OF New
Castle. upon Monday the 10th day OF No
vember next, A. D.. 1877, being the hrst
day OF the next November term Of thesaid
court, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at Nos. aS and 2f Market Street,
known Is the Washington House." In
the First Ward OF the City Of Wilminton,
Delaware. to sell Intoxicating liquors In
less Quan titles than one quart, to be drunk
ON the premises, and the following respect
able citizens recommend the said applics-
ton, to wit:
W. s. Lightfoot, Amor Q. Perkins,,
Alexander Malcolm, Daniel McCuskeI,
Harry Wolf, Frank Kelly,
John Wise, John Kelly,
Samuel W. Kirk, George Stelnicken,
Joseph Hume, John Petitdemange,
Luther ". Palmer, Frederick We'll,
James Wilson, VIM Alsentzer,
VII lam Huber, Frank Hooker,
John 7. Dickey, Henry Grsham,s
Augustus AschebSch, Samusl Choen,
Caleb Miller, Frederick Walt.
novo-St JOS. HOOPES,
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" G2--sllec:s q he sci Of Assembly IN
sct1 Cases made sr& pTUy.lei -e cevty
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James A p.I:aksI., Geo steiaitsen,
Maurice fasAn, Henry Graham,
Luther v Palmer, Joha Piunkelt,
Francis ( Nelly. August Rssc4cn-
James W kirS. Vim kyns. NacS
James WilllauGS, Jacob hieelt.
Ere>. : Gub<rS, Thomas Croity.
Iaau green, L w'd NcNnQneti
Joseph SossES, Michsel C.Iuch,
loan h NuNeT', Joseph MUrrl!.
Euseue SAyer>. Hugh Oo!l.cS,
James lN7gs%iu, John E...sy.
Michael Riley.
osttG-S; MANY McCASN.
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FeE&ssa F.p-r> Carxz.Ily Pr,,..,~,s
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JHERlFF'S SALE,

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

SPURIOUS CoIN.-The pubic are eau i.
toned against spurious coin, especially
half dollars, composed OF anthony, lead
and tin. The Wheeling M,eti.yeacer
says: They are easily detected by their
weight. The genuine coin weighs |. ~
grains, the counterfeit only l42 grains.
Other counLerleits are male OF type
metal, oil full weight, elcctroplated first
with copper and then with silver. The
color OF t"cse CONS Is not good, amt
they are thicker than the genuine. The
devices are faulty. but, Us they may be
improved III THIS respect, appearance is
not To Oe depended upon Tor their dc
lection. A scale mate of q piece oI
wool eight or ten inches long viii show
u light piece when II Is placed AT one end
aud genuine one is Oh Tie other. a
sure test :or bad coin Is to he had ut a
small cost ut any druggists, made with
"a grains Of nitrate oil silver, 10 grains
OF nitric acid, and 10 ounces OF water.
II the coin be bad this will blacken il
Immediately.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

ITCol. G. T. Crittcndon. first door
keeper Of the House OF Delegates Of
Virginia, has been arrested on CHARGE
of defrauding the State by raising Ger
tifioates of the members per diem, aud
was before the Police Justice on Mon.
day morning last. lie was sent TO the
Grand Jury for Indictment. Ills coun-
sci waving n preliminary examination
the prisoner was committed TO Jail with
out bail. The Committee on Expenses
Of the House investigated Crittenden's
case, and Submitted report showing
that the certificates bad been issued for
the per diem Of two members, both Of
which bad been altered so as to draw
ten days additional pay on each, and re-
commenting that Crttenden he suspen-
ded. The House agreed to pass the
report by until the Grand Jury dis
poses OF the matter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30
ANOTHER DAM DISASTER

ANOTHER DAM DIsAsrER.-The dam
NJ stafford, Conn, gave way on Tuesday
morning last, about six O'Clock. sweep-
Ing everything along the valley from
S'aiiordville through Old Furnace to
Stafford Springs. Probably not less
'hah thirty houses were DESTROYED, and
the loss will he very large. The dam
was considered safe, but the heavy rains
OF Monday afternoon and evening filled
the reservoir to overlooking. The reser.
Voir being set some distance above the
village The alarm reached the people in
time for them to effect their safety. The
latest estimate puts the actual present
loss Mt S350,000. The accident is a
terrible blow to the industries of the
valley. About 1000 hands are thrown
out Of work, and business is sadly
crippled.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CAsEs.-At
the late election in New Hampshire,
says The Alexandria Gazette, the Radicals
were not only successful in electino
their State officers and all their Con.
gressmen but one, but also defeated. by
large majority, an amendment to the
constitution ofthat State allowing Cath.
oiics to vote for Governor and lcgisla.
tors and permitting them to hold n 10.
sition in the common schools. This
country is one Of such equality that ne.
groes have to he appointed to the most
prominent positions in order to show
that equality. but here whole State in
which men are DISTINGUISHED and debar.
red from holding Office on account OF
religious belief. The votes of three
States were set aside and a Presiden,
installed because it was asserted that n
few negroes had been intimidated. but
when all the people of one religion in n
State are disfranchised the outrage is
allowed to pass with impunity The
crimes Perpetrated under the name OF
liberty in'this country are horribly GRO.
tesque; but circumstances alter cases.
and the circumstance in this case is tina,
New Hampshire is in the North and
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana
are in the South.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

This is nation OF enlightened free.
mel. Education is tho corfler.stonc
and foundation OF our government. The
people are free to think and act for them.
selves. and that they may act wisely it
IS necessary that they he well informed.
Every individual gain increases public
gain. Upon the health OF the people is
based the prosperity Of nation. By it
every value is increased, every 10Y en-
HANGED. Health is essential 10 the nc.
complishment Of every purpose; while
sickness thwarts the he I intentions and
loftiest aims. Unto us are committed
important health trusts. which we hold
not merely in our own behalf but for
the benefit of others. in order that we
may be able To discharge the obligation
OF our trusteeship aud thus prove worthy
OF our re 1erOus commission. IL is ncces.
sary that we study the art Of preserving
health and prolonging life. IL ia OF par.
amount Importance to every person not
only TO understand tile means for the
preservation Of health. hut also TO know
what remedies should he employed for
the alienation Of the common ailments
or life. Not that we would advise every
man under all circumstances To attempt
70 be his own physician. bu' We entreat
him 70 acquire sufficient knowledge OF
his system AMI tho laws that govern Il.
tina. he may he prepared To take care OF
himself properly, AMI thereby prevent
sickness and prolong life In no text
book will the people Gnd the subjects Of
physiology and hygiene, or the science
" life anil tho art OF preserving health.
moro scientifically discussed or more
plainly taught than in the "rhe Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" by
r. v. Pierce. M. d.. OF Buffalo. ". Y.
e. is n volume Of over nine hundred large
pages. illustrated by over two hundred
and eighty.two engravings and colored
plates. is elegantly bound in cloth and
gilt, aud is sent. postpaid, 70 any al
dress Ivy the author ut the low price OF
one dollar and firty cents a copy. Near
ly one hundred thousand copies have
already been sold. and the present esli-
zion. which Is revised and ENLARGED ADD
more especially adapted to the wants Of
the family, is selling very rapidly. IL
treats OF all the common diseases and
their remedies. "a we'll "a or anatomy
physiology. hygiene, herman tempera-
ments, and many other topics Of great
interest to all people. and il truly what
its author styles IL, Medicine Simpii-
fed"
EVC. H. Wheeler, Deputy Collector
OF Internal Revenue at Clarksburg. died
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

10 A very important case was dccid-
eo IN the United States District Court.
IN Baltimore, on yesterday week. Eioh-
Teen suits were brought by negroes IA
gainst the Baltimore and Ohio Railoa,l
Tor 5000 damages each. for not affor,iinn
them as good accommodations In the
company's cars as TO the whites, on their
return from camp meeting at Rock
vile, last June. The verdict was in
favor OF the company, upon the ground
that the constitution guarantees no au-
thority over the travel to local points
and no damage can be recovered.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

10 There were over 80 babies In the
recent SHOW in Cincinnati, ant the EN-.
terprise was a great success. the hall
being crowded for several days by visi.
TORS Lines hail TO lie formed. under
tile control OF policemen. 20 prevent
confusion. The babies on their moth.
ers taps. were ranged at the sides OF tic
hall heIind ratings. There were tweu
ty-two pairs Of twins, and two sets Of
trlplcts. Prizes were given. tie award
III each class being given by two women
and physician, and the Mayor presided
Mt the distribution. Health and beauty.
separate or combined, were the merits
that Uon, except that the triplcts Fri
umphcd through force Of numbers. The
dresses OF the little ones we're in many
instances elaborate and expensive.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

0'In the Circuit Court at Richmond,
Va. on Monday last, decree was en- .
tered for the sale OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. The sale is to take plac
after ninety days notice by the receiver
1t is expected that similar decree will
be entered in West Virginia. The State
OF Virginia will appeal from Judge
Wel'ords decree in tho protection of
her interests.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

COLUMBIA, S. C.. March as.-Cov.
Hampton received yesterday SUNDAY,
the letter Of President Hayes inviting
him to Washington. To-day he has
written in reply the following letter: :
"CctaHoia s c., March &c, 1871
HIS Excel:ency Il. b. Hayes. President
United States, Washington. ID. C.-Sjr
have the honor TO ackpowledye voor
communication OF 2:;rd inst. addressed
to me by your private secretary. As
you express desire for pcrs. NAL con.
ference with myself. accept through,
motives or proper courtesy 10 yourself
the invitation you have extended. though
| cannot hope by doing so to throw al
ditional light on questions which have
already been so able and thoroughly
presented. anc n solution Of which is so
obvious and simple. But understanding
from the communication have received
that the object contemplated by the
proposed conference is solely that 1
might place before you my "vicws orthe
impedilnents to the peaceful and orderly
organization OF "A single and nndisputed
State government in South Carolina.
and VI the hest methods of renewing
them." shall avail myself OF yonr
Invitation SO that NAV reiteratc i'm per.
son what ] have had the honor {, sub-
INIT IN writing. 'tiat in my judgment all
impedimcn.s 10 the objects SO earnestly
desired by yourself and so an xiou.Iy
expected hy the people 81 This State can
at once he removed by the Withdraw al
of the federal troops from our State
iiouse. This action on the par or the
commander in.chier of the United S.a,cs
forces would not only be hailed by our
people as M evidence that the civil an
thority is no longer to be subordinate
TO The military power in our country hit
1T would establish law. insure do.
mestic tranquility. revive our wasted
industries and give an assurance that
this State is 10 be restored TO her inst
rights Under the constitution. What
ever grievances exist. whatever wrongs
we suffer. we propose to redress them
not b. resort TO force, but by legal and
constitutional agencies. In seeking
such redress feel sure that represent
fully the determination OF tile tllonpbt-
ful and conservative portion OF our whole
people when | give assurance that no
prescription shall be exercised here on
account ofpolitical opinions; that no
discrimination shall he made in the adj
ministration OF justice, and that all cit
liens OF both parties and both races
shall be regatdcd as fully protected by
and amenable to the laws. Joining most
heartily with yon in the earnest desire
you express that you may he able to put
AN eEd as speedily as possible to all
appearance of Intervention OF the mill
tary authority OF the United States in
the political arrangements which affect
the government and aiIlict tho people of
South Carolina. ond rervently trusting
that this anspicions result may 500, be
reached, have the honor to be, very
respectfully. your obedient servant,
WADE HAMPTON.
Governor OF South Carolina"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

EvAITs AND SCHURz Nor TO RETIRE.
The widely published reports that
Secretaries Evarts and Schurz are to
retire from the Cabinet. aud lie appoint.
ed respectively Minister to England and
Minister to Germany, are authoritative
ly pronounced by'those gentlemen to be
without foundation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

&c The editor Of the San Francisco
Pc" has been ~howu n monster orange.
which weighed 3 pounds and measured
in circumference "a inches 1t was
grown ct Riverside, San Bernardino
county, upon the grounds Of G w.
Garcelon. Tile tree which produced l
is just four years Old. and hail number
OF other oranges besides this one. which
were bnt slightly smaller.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-30

Y,Grant seems TO DC enjoying him.
selfpretty we'll nowadays. Having been
bothered by oiIice-seekors who wanted
him to sign their papers, he remarked,
on calling at the White House: "Mf.
Hayes, these fellows are all after me to
e'gn their paper; they seem to think that
/ have more influence with this .adminis.
'stion than l bad wlth tho Lass one"