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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-02
NIAISIsIfrD-

At ihe residence Of The brides father in
Mo orc6cld, on tbe 25lh ult, by Rcv George W
White. Mr.. rgSDlros Mccoy, of PondIeton
county, 20 Miss KAre g., daughter Of s. A. sc.
Mcchcn, ESQ, o. Ina, place.
81 The re.ileuce Il the groom. by Rev. n.
Hoffman, on The 2istult. SIR J. n rayvr TO
Mise CArHamSg Bsnt, formerly Of Clarke coun
~, Va
On The 23rd alt, At The residence o. Nr Geo
Baker ner Frankfort by Rev Mr. Towns.
end, Mr. DAVID 9 AayoLD. Of Cabin Run, Min D..
erh county, 10 Miss AlrHsrrA ~ SnoRr, Of
Cumberland, Nd
On the 25ih uit by Rev. n. Hoffman. nj the
residence Of Mr. George Grapes. in Keyser. Mr.
jaws w MAyHre 70 Miss SUSAN y SrrRtFY. all
Of Mineral county
IN Ecyser, on the 2ib uI' by the same, Mr..
vs.. b.. MllEa 20 Mics JgyMs Fosran. All Of
Keyscr.
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by LdstNighfs Nail.

ES'In the United States Senate on
the 3lst ult. the Chair appointed the
following Senators to acs on the com
mittec under the resolution by Nc. lsd D.
munds In relation TO the question re
lating to the election Of President and
Vice-President: Messrs Edmunds,
Conkling, Howe, Mcmillan. Teller. Da.
Wis OF Illinois, Bayard. Thurman and
Morgan.
~ In the House of Representatives
DIR. Ewing, from the committee on
banking and currency. reported bill
providing for the repeal of the third
section oil the specie resumption act,
which provides, amongst other things,
Tor the resumption of specie payment
January /, 1879.
tR The officers Of the United States
mint at Philadelphia have just discov-
cred that some dishonest practices have
been going on in the retiner's depart
meet for some time past. They are
confined rs far ar is known at present
to q single employee, ut whose house
about hundred ounces of silver were
discovered.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 81, 8 Z. M.-Sen.
ator Morton has been sinking very raps
idly since three o'clock this afternoon,
and may not live through the night.
To Gold is below 1903, and still the
country is not smashed.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CyJIsI.y,

Az sufferers from this disease that are anxious
~ be cured should 'ry Or KTSCyFEfs CFrr
DRAFTED CONSULTATIVE POWDERS These
Powders are the only preparation known that
vii cure COSsuNrrov and aIl diseases Of tte
THROAT AND LUNG5 indeed. so strong ia our
NUN IN them. and also Co convince you that
lhcy are no hnmhuR, We will forward 10 every
sufferer, by mail, posi- paid a FIRE rim Ygy
we don want your money until Won are
perfectly satisfied Of their curative powers. m
your life IS worth saving, don't DELAY In civ
ing these Powders trial, rs they viii surely
cure you. '
Price, FOR large box, So 90. sent IN arv mart
n The United States or Canada bv mol -, -.
eeipt Of price. Address
ASH q ROBBINS.
300 FULTON Street. Brooklyn. n.
Feb D., ls77.--Iy.
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XEGETINE

The following letter from Rev G. ". Mans
field, formerly pastor Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, hyde Park, aud al present settled
IN Lowell, must convince every one who reads
his letter of the wonderful curative qualities OF
Vegetne as a thorough cleanser and purifier OF
the blood:
hyde Park, Mass, Feb. 8. 1916.
Mr. H. r. Stevens -
Dear Sir "A bout ten years ago my health
failed through the depicting effects Of dyspepsia
hearty year later was attacked by typhoid
tever in its wors, form, il settled ia my back
and took the form Of barge deep seated alb
secs. whic' was fifteen months in gathering.
had two surgical operations by the best akill
IN the state, bu, received no permanent cure.
suffered great pdiu At times sud was constant
~ weak ered ty prcfuse discharge also lost
small pieces OF hone AT different ,ines.
Matters ran on thus about seven years till
May, 1874. when fuehd rCca;umtute ne 10
go 10 your office aud talk with on of the vir-
tue of Ncgriinc
BS what saw end heard | gained come con
idenct in Vegeiine
! commenced taking II soon after, Int fe't
wore from lis cfIpcis-sljIl uerscvorrd and
coon felt IL WAS bCrefiing me /. Other respects
Yet ] d.d not see the results desired till had
hken il faithfully Tor little more lh,n wear
when The difficulty IN the back WAS cured aud
Tor months have enj wed tie hest 90 health.
nave IN that tine gained twenty-five rounds
Of h-sh, icing heavier than ever before ia ms
life, and wrs never more able to perform labor
than row. During the last few weeks had -
sc,"iU'nn5 swelling as urge IS my list gather
on nnc'her part of my holy took Vcue;iue
Lih'Gily aud IL removed IL level with ihe sur
face in u month | ihiuk shouId have been
cured 81 my main trouble sooner il h.. taken
Iarger doscs, after having becom. acvus toned
20 .ls effects.
Lat your patrons troubled wiz, scrorula or
t'iney disease underestimate hal Il i.kcs time n
care chronic iise'ses sud " iiey viii patiently
tale Iegeiiae, il viii. Ia IA, .ysrgucut, cue
them
W III great ctIgn ions N VOWS v0rT t-uIv
g.. W NAN>FlEl.O,
Pastar Of the M,Loaisi & Church.
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VI inchester Presbytery.

The Presbytery or Winchester met in
Kearneysville. Jefferson county. w. Va.
on Wednesday, Oct. 18th. and was open.
ell with sermon by the Moderator. Rev.
+. l.. Wilson, of Gerarlstown, w. Va.
= There were present during the sessions
36 members; IL Minister'S and 10 FL.
ders. Rev. X. III. Fleming was chosen
Moderator, AMI Rev. NJ. W. Woodwork,
and Elder d. Oliver temporary Clerks.
The reports on the state Of Religion
within the bounds OF Presbytery were
To: the most part encouraging as show
ing that all the ministers are faithful i'm
performing their duties; that all the
churches but one are stately supplied
with the minisirations of the Word that
the harmony of the congregations has
been generally maintained and rcla
tive larger increase in the membership
OF the churches than for several years
past.
Rev. III. G Brown asked leave TO re
sign the pastoral care of the Falling
Water and Tuscarora churches, ana said
churches were cited TO appear by their
commissioners at Alexandria during the
sessions of Synod. to show cause why
Mr.. Browns request should not be
granted.
A Call was presented from the Cedar
Creek Church for the pastoral services
os Rev. John b. Morton, which was
found in order, and the church had leave
granted them to prosecute their call be.
fore the Presbytery of Augusta, Ca
the Presbytery to which Mr.. Morton
belongs.
An application was received for the
| organization ola new church near Stick
ley Springs, Frederick county, Va, and
committee was appointed to organize
said church if the way be clear.
The several Executive Committees,
viz, on Sustentation, Foreign Missions,
Education, and Publication, reported
progress i'll every department of their
work.
The attention of Presbytery was call
cd TO the General Asscmbly's Scheme
for training colored candidates for the
Ministry at the Seminary under the care
OF Rev. DR.. G. 4. Stillman, at Tuskuloo.
sa. Ala, and, after considerable discuss
ion, the following minute. in substance,
was adopted:
That while we feel 4 deep interest in
the matter of training such ministry
yet Preshytcry is not now pre- pared to
endorse the scheme proposed by the
" General Assembly for the accomplish.
3" ment Of that object"
Mr.. w. II. Woo Is, 4 candidate for the
ministry anGcr TIC care of Transatlantic
Prcsbytery. Ky, was received upon cerr
titicate from that Prcsbytery, and after
the usual trials, which were sustained
as satisfactory, he was duly licensed to
preach the gospel. Mr.. Woods will be
an assistant of Rev. IL. NJ. White. who
has charge of the Loudoun st. Church.
Winchester, Va.
AS usual, religious services were held
morning and night during the sessions.
The congregations were large and atten
tive, and the meeting was one TO be re-
mcmbered with pleasure by all in atten.
dance upon it.
After all the busiress hal been con
c!uded. on Saturday night Presbytery
adjourned to meet again in Alovondrio
during the meeting of Synod and in re.
gular stated meeting in Charlestown,
jefferson county, April 18th, 1877, at
q Il. NJ.
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cc The third Quarterly Meeting for
South Branch Circuit will be held Mt
Ebenczcr Church. commencing on Sat
urday, November 10. 4 full attendance
is earnestly desired.
J.. II. WUiSNER. =. T..
J. $. HUTCHINSON. p. G.
Nov. 2, 1877.
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Rheumatism Qp,czy Curel

"Ourang'S Rheumatic Remedy" the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will posi-
lively cure any case ofrhoumatism on
the face Of the earth. Price 81 bottle,
six bottles, So. Sold by all Wholesale
and Retail Druggists. Don't fail to
end for circular 10 Help lstino & Bent
ley, Druggists, Washington, DC.
Oct. II, 1877.-2Gw.
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v e G. f TIN r.
SHE RESTS WELL.
South Poland, Me-, oc,. n. 1916.

:, South Poland, Ne, Oct. IL, 1876.
Nr. II. r. SrtvEss:-
Dcar Sir 81 have been sick two years iih
ihs liver complaint. and during that tine have
taken great macy different medicines. bui
none OF them did me any good I was restless
MS hts, had no appetite. Sius taking the veee-
tine rest we'll and relish my food. Can re-
commend the Vegeiiue for what il has doue for
the. Yours respectfully.
Mas. ALBERT RICHER.
Witness Of tae above
Mr.. Geo. ~. Vaughan, Meiford Mass
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-02

Iva pear was exhibited at n recent
Fair in Carthage, Southwest Missouri.
which weighed 23} poands the largest
apple, "a! pounds-name. New York
Pippin says the Columbia Statesman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-02

r,om his post. Being minus hand we
are hard pressed to issue our paper this
rsek our patrons. therefore, will par
don errors that may occur.
ssThe present autumn, up TO the
,li, time. has been the most delight.
mi weather we have experienced for
many years.
IYrThe early sown what in this
county. so far as our knowledge extends,
looks we'll.
VrMr. |, II. 9. Pancake has recently
received large and extensive assert.
ment OF fall and winter goods, 20 which
the public are invited to an examina>
ton lie promised to hand us notice
orhis stock this week; but owing to the
press Of customers. We presume, dill not
fad time TO do so. His friends will
hear from bin next week.
& IL will be seen by advertisement in
another column, that n Teachers Insti-
,l,e will be held in this place and at
Capon Bridge during the present month.
81 The public school. in this place,
under the management OF efficient teach.
ors, is progressing finely. A very large
number of scholars are in attendance.
"a Now is n good time to subscribe
for the lNTELLIGENCER the evenings
arc long, and every farmer and mechanic
should have his county paper to while
away the long winter nights. Come
forward, then, subscrib, and pay in adj
vance for the paper.
~ 4 few loads OF wood will be thank
fully received ~ this Office on subscrip-
ton. Bring it along, friends!
20 The B4himo,ean of the 9th ult.,
says COWS for milking purposes are now
lower than ever known, and many offer
ed for sale, are said to he very superior.
10 y contemporary justly observes
That Young men are sometimes given Il
good start in the world by being kicke d
ou. Of comfortable home.
Coon ADyICE.-Don't stop 10 kick
every .numanl dog that barks at you as
Eoa pass along LIES busy pathway. His
banking can do you no more harm than
tie cur ,haL bays tue moon can DO that
beautiful ornament Of tho skies.
&e On Friday afternoon last. Mr..
George w. Kimmel, cashier OF the bank
.ag-house Of j. q. ilimmel & Son
committed suicide. The deed was com
miiicd in his room over the bank. where
lie had been i'll and dclirous for several
days Mr.. George Snyder was in the
room and saw him take up revolver,
Int before he could reach him, Young
hImmai put the pistol to his temple and
fired, sending ball through his head,
ami he died in less than five minutes
after firing the shot. Mr.. Kimmel was
Young man Of promise AMI highly es-
'eemei 10y all who knew lin. and his
melancholy end cast gloom over the
whole community.
60 The President has issued his
PROCLAMATION appointing Thursday.
Nov, 22lh. rs a day of National Thanks
giving and Prayer.
REyo-ur'oE.--We call the attention
o.oar readers to the advertisement of
|cssrs. Sanders &c Slaymln. the great
0'9aa and Piano Dealers, with TIC above
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SAFE AND SURE.

ar. H. u. Stevens -
In 1877 your Negetine was recommended 20
me, anu yielding 10 the persussions of n friend,
consented 10 try il. At the time was suffer
ing from general debility and nervous prostra-
ton. suPerindnced by overwork ard irregular
habits. It's wonderful strengthening and cura-
tive properties seemed 10 affect nav debilt ated
system from The hrst dose, end under its rers is
tent use rapidly recovered, gaining more than
usual health and good feeling since then |
have not hesitated to give Veseliue my most un-
qualified endorsement as being II safe, sure and
powerful agent in promoting health and restor-
ing The wasted system to rev life md energy
Vegetne is the only medicine ] use and as long
rs live never expect 10 dud better.
Yours truly, w H. CLARK
100 Mooterey street, Allegheny, IA.
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vEGETINE.

Thousands will bear testimony land do II vo-
unfairly THAT Vegetne is the best medical com
pound yet placed before the public for renova-
ting aud purifying the blood, Graduating all
humors, Impurities or poisonous secretions from
The system. invigora,ing ard strengthening the
system, dehilit,ied by disease; In fact, II is. as
many have called it, 1.-THE Great Health Re
efn -
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MORE MA RKET,
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 30. 1877,

BEEF CArr.E.-The market for Beeves to. day
has been very slow, no activity prevailing at
any time. Such sales ms effected were
made with difficulty, and in case of the common
grades and Medium Cattle at decline of &c ON
last weeks figures. Top Cattle of which there
were some very choice ones sho we'd very little
II any depreciation when quality is considered.
We quote 1T 5O(0)S6 per 100 It's, few very
choice selling nj the latter price.
MiLcH Cows.-rheie has been a somewhat
more active demand at 3O@S60 per head al
retail
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves at l2(G6 O0-that general
ly rated first quality l2G9s4 90 medium or
good fair quality 25@S4 IL ordinary thin
Seers, Oxen aud Cows OO6S3 90 general
average of market this week O0-extreme range
OF prices O0S6 90 Most of the sales " ere from
8 10 To ~ 80 per 100 lbs. OF the receipts 7gl
head came from Ohio 2O26 from Virginia, s92
from West Virginia, "a from MARY land, 600
from North Carolina, 46 from Tennessee, Geo
head rom Kentucky and - from Pennsylvania
total receipts Tor the week 4555 head against
5C96 last week, and $3.50 head same time last
year. Ut The offerings lU25 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers 100 sold 10 Washington ci-
~ dealers. 1866 10 York county ia dealers
AM $50 head TO Eastern speculaIors total sales
for the week 1881 head, against 1861 last week,
and 1924 head same time last year.
SwINs.-While there has been some falling OF
in the supply, the receipts have beee fully equal
To the demand. Prices have fallen of 3c siuce
last week. We quote nj 64G17i cents per ID.
net with prospect of lower figures. Receipts
his week 1886 head, against 1882 last week,
and 1888 head same lime last year.
sHEEP AMI LAMRs.-The trade in Sheep has
caicely been rs active as il was last week tho
good fat sheep have been in fair request
We quote good butcher Sheep al 4C115 cents
per 10 gross, veJv few at the ntier price
stock Sheep ut 25@}S3 per head, and Lambs
at 4G93 cts per ID or S. Receipts This week
1901 head, against 57l3 last week and 5U3s
head same time last year. -SuH.
ROMNFY Nov . 1877
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II AVING had an experience Of thirty years
L as workman ia repairing Watches
Cocks aud Jewelry. can assure the public ana
this Community that feel fully conlpetept ,o
DO all work entrusted 10 my care in n work
msnlike and satisfactory msnner can be
found during business hours az my sbop In the
room rear Or. J. M Snrders resijence. above
The Post Office Building
rs expect 10 locate permanently In Rom.
ney, AID can do good work, my charges viii
be moderate, in 0ccJrdaLce with what V reanir-
ed TO be doue, and will endeavor ~ the uttoo.t
10 please those who favor me With their petron.
age. Old Gold and Silver t4k.n IN Exchange
Tor work, or made into new pins rings, ctaina
&c, % order. will call AZ the resiie,re ~
persons 10 town haylug Clocks 10 repaif. and get
their mO1cmeHi1, and return them ts M. n ~.
der. All work warranted.
Masonic & OddfslIows Badges.
Made 10 order. Rs7g-Orders from n ais,.,c.
promptly attended 10
CHARLES G. LEWIS.
Romney, Feb. IC, is77.-Iy.
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Above are Ours representins OH Wasl

% mFmssr both OF ws a7a too well known
its
@ my territory to i've Coa nlcs-uady Hampshire Mineral
pose selling the machine
take them back that
testmon
this
will
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W also feent for the foo1ci,ao Celebrated Goods
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South, a3raneis 9ntcllisenter.
RoNNEY, FRIDAY. NOV. 2, 1877.

tYThe Editor is temporarily absent
from his post. Being minus hand we
are hard pressed to issue our paper this
reek our patrons. therefore. will par
don errors that may occur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04

CHAMBERLAIN does not inspire tho on
thusiastic confidence Of South Carroll.
mans. The Republican taxpayers re.
fuse to contribute to his treasury; the
Republican tsx.gatherers revolt against
his tottering authority, and the black
man stands in the front line against his
attempted usurpation, The Republican
superintendent Of the Insane Asylum
has appealed to the Hampton govern.
rnent for the aid the institution needs,
and ignores the Chamberlain mockery
Of power. The Republican superintend.
ent Of the Penitentiary, o gallant Union
soldier, refuses to release convicts on
the pardon of Chamberlain, because he
10 not the Governor of the State, and
Judge Carpenter. another Republican
Judge, 10 about TO drive the last Judi.
eial nail in the Chamberlain political
coffin. And last, but not least, Grant
and Cameron have become weary Of
sustaining the transparent sham Of the
Chamberlain administration, and troops
are being quietly Withdrawn from Co.
umbia' And yet Chamberlain plays At
playing Governor. aud yet the organs
play AZ telling their few lingering rssd.
sn THAT he Was elected. py.aad.by Ia,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04

FEDERAL JUDGES ore playing in these
later days moro important roles than
has heretofore been accorded either by
presidents or law. The most dangerous
feature in the appalling attempts OF
Grants administration to defeat both
law and justice in the returns OF ma
tional election, is that the order for law
lessnes comes from the president of the
United States, and that federal Judges
are ordered to the bench on political
missions, to set aside the solemn iudg.
ments Of competent courts just as a
Mexican banditti would overthrow the
laws Of a disputed government,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04

FRou the first the whisky rings have
been anxious to get Hayes in Their hi''
attempt was to vote him I'M the Ia5' 10
count him in. They failed at the lfsN
and now they begin TO gee that they
arc likely to fail in the second me
third plan is to lilibuster him IN That
Is to say, the Senate is 10 talk against
time from the second "Wednesday IN
February until the fourth Of March,
when the new House comes into beng
This new Houee 10 to DO called together
by tho President, and the Republicans
claiming TO control majority OF the
States will elect Governor Hayes Prosl.
dent 1t is difficult to conceive Of a
more dangerous or dishonest scheme
II simply means that tho Republicans
failing in every other mode OF g3tuns
the Presidency, shall steal it by means
of parliamentary flbustering, IfGov.
ernor Hayes should gain the Presidency
in this way would there ever aiterwsrd
DO any security or certainty about an
election2 Five times during tho last
nine Presidential elections. the Houses
which were to count the electoral vote
hayo been Of opposite politics Has "
ever been proposed before that either OF
them should, by dlibusterng, reverse
the verdict Of tho people when 1t did
not suit them2 If this should DO done
once, have we any guarantee that II
will not be done AGAIN. Our govern
ment will then beat the mercy Of either
House Of Congress which chooses &c
cheat the people out Of their rights
This idea ~ about us valuable to society
as the invention OF y new burglars
jimmy, or of Il now style Of bras
knuckles would DO. ltaimply adds on'
to the many known methods Of politi
cal rNscality,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-04

WHITTlERs beautiful words come back
to US, and in view Of our coming charity
ball, The HERALD commends them to
the perusal Of its readers:
The pilgrim and stranger who through the
day
Holds over the desert his trRokless way,
Whore the terrible sands no shade have
known,
No sound OF life save the oamel's moan,
Hears at last, through the mercy OF Allah
to.all,
From his tent.door ut evening the Bedouin'i
call:
"Whoever thou art whose need Is great
IN the name Of Christ, the Compassionate
And Msretti One, for thee Ituatt."
For glftsin bis name OF food and rest
The tents OF islam OF God are blest.
Thou who hast faith In the Christ above.
Shall the Koran teach thee the law OF lover
oh Christian, open thy heart and door,
Cry east and west 10 the wandering poor:
"Whoeper thou art tUhosc need Is great,
In the name Of God, ihs Compassionate
And MercUtd One, for thee / vuit,"