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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-25

BLANKETS cheaper than ever before offered
Look at the good bargains at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81;
A. NJ, 50; noon, 4I; ?. NJ. 81; Z.
NJ, AZ; midnight, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-25

Good bargains In BLACK CASHMERE Z at LRsyt
BRoTHERs'.
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THE I. .GLESwooD . WHisKEI TOOK the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The :. d selectp Whiskey Is recommended by Dr.
j. y. McCaw. *
Duff Gordon Sllerry-our own importation.
Cigars, Of every grade, of ouI own manufacture.
Liberal discount TO the trade. 2
w. D.. BLAIR q Co..
903 Main street.
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T ECTU Il E.-The Rev. SAMUEL a.
~ STEEL, pastor Of Eroad-street church. WIN
>dciiver LECTURE at tUNION-STATtoN MtTiio-
DIST CHURCH FRIDAY EVENING. january 20,
1878, at 73o o'clock, for the ber edt OF the organ
fund.
Subject: $ BLUNDERS.n
Admission, 20 cents. ia 2f.2t
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MOZART HALL has been selected rs the pL.ce,
and TUESDAY NIGHT, Goth OF January, 1t 8 p.
M, rs The time. for the delivery Of the aboSe &c
turp. IL "a ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-25

Now IS the time TO purchase your DRY GOODS
cheap. Levy BROTHERS are Offering extraordf~
nary Inducements In the.way OF low prices upon
their entire stock. $50 s.{t
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPRALs.-Whit Us
The Commonwealth. From the Circuit
Court of Dinwiddie. Affirmed, Judge Mon
cure delivering the opinion OF the Court.
Whitacre,. sheriff, &C., Us. Rector, dc
From the Circuit Court OF Fauquier. Re
versed. Judge Christian delivering the opin'
ion Of the Court.
GiYens as. the Commonwealth. From
the Circuit Court OF Nelson. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion Of
the Court.
Hutchesons Us. Richardson. From the
Circuit Court Of 1Iecklenburg. Reversed,
Judge Burks delivering the opinion OF the
Court.
Noll Us. Guigon, judge, &c. !; Hagan Us.
same. Fully argued by ]. e. Young, ESD,
and the Attorney General, and submitted.
Tyler, sergeant, &c, vs. Taylor, auditor,
&c. Partly argued by William L. Royal,
Esq, for the petitioner.
Woody Us. Commonwealth. Argued by
3. B. sener, Esq, for plaintiff in error, and
the Acknowledgement for Commonwealth,
and submitted:
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LECTURE.
NORRESPUNDENCE.
MOZART-HALL-LECTURE.

RICHMOND, January l9, 1878.
Professor J. L. II. Curry, LII. d.:
The undersigned. desirGus that sound views OF the
moral obligation, both Of individuals and OF STATES
10 pay their debts should prevail In the community,
and believing that you as professor OF moral ply
losophy. have carefully studied the subject and are
uuaIiHed 10 give wholesome instruction concerning
IT, respectfully and estly request that you Ti
as soon as it may be convenient deser lecture on
The subject in this city. Your compliance with TINS
request Will we doubt NOT. greatly benefit the put-
lie, and much oblige, Yours truly,
Noes .Hope, y. r. Johnston,
D s. DogCeit, j. B. Jetrr,
John l.. Bacon, Iholnas brancu'
Richard Irby, A. Y. Stokes.
CHARLES Gennet, Thos. w. McCanca,
Ricbard 4. Dunlos, William W. Henry,
lanes Thomas Jr james Alfred Jones,
!. B. McCaw, John A. McredrH, q
Randolph Harrison, +. O. Nollng,
Isaac Davenport, Jr., A. E. dickinson.
RICHMOND, VA, January %, II
To General Joseph E. J0hnsto and Others
Gpn,lemeu,-I have the honor to ackno~ie
receipt OF Your letter of the 10th Infant. :
quest from such source has the force ofa { :.
Inand; bui / can only hope to bring for"ar :
miliar truths at timely moment. .
NV yenyagements will prevent com pii3Eca etfi 8.
than next week. The place and The partie ar hlSu'
leave to you. Yours very tru:
j. l.. n. CUEt.Y.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE, 2 O'CLOCK.
VIII be produced the great play OF
DIVORCE.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY. 30TH,
Miss DAVENPORT,S FAREWELL, and her only
appearance In her marvellously brilliant PERSONA
tion of ROSALIND in Shakspeare's
AS YOU LIKE 1T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-25

In act fourth MISS DAVENPORT will sing tn,
Cuckoo SONY.
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SCALE OF PRICES: General admission, 81: Fam
ily Circle 5Oc.; reserved seats, 30. Box-sheet
opens at Johnston's and box-Otce OF Theatre FRl-
DAY, January 25th, at A. NJ. j. 24-4s
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TIJESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10Th, bliss
DAVENPORT will appear in her brilliant and fa-
nous peIson;rtion Of LADY TEAZLEtn the new
Prince of Wales version of Shertdan's
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
as arranged by Mr.. Augustin Daily, and offered with
the great New York casr.
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q moment before the tables where
gentlemen and ladies are painting on
china lovely pieces Of scenery, and
beautiful representations Of roman
tic aud poetic scenes. We halt, toe
before tho workmen, coveref2 2.wi1l&e
white powder. who tIio, .
number Of knives auoa few drills,
are carving lovely pipes out Of blocks
OF Crimcan and ADatolian meer-
schau TN, and others who are finish
ing them Off by immersing them in
wax, aud adding tho amber mouth.
pieces. We pass some lace. workers;
give hurried look at tho process OF
button manufacture and stop one
moment before the diamond cutters,
polishers and settlers, before we
make our way out Of the gallery.
After this trip, let tho visitors
noxt make promenade through the
English colonies. Canada is 80
much advanced, as to represent by
her products and manufactured
goods an integral part OF England
but Now South Wales, Victoria,
Queensland, and South Australia,
what superb samples OF wool, and Of
mohair what richness OF mineral
wealth, what granaries Of food sup-
plies aud side by side, there aro the
marks and tokens of skilled indus
try, working up and fashioning these
natural products on the spot there
arc tho results Of thought and In. .
vention, practically applied to re.
move difficulties and supply wants,
just as they surge.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12
H0YT ON FINANCE.

Protesting 10 be an honest man,
ese candidate Of dn honest orgaRi-
sdtion Ifaror homes. money.
The woi,t'ae oftie currency should
be regulated By legitimate demand,
andy not By the requirements Of
Sanl'rypts and 'riid spectators.
TIE cxk s'cy should Be redeena-
de as carly az the exigeaeies or TIE
Government seiU permit, in Ds cur
reHcy recognized BY all eicili-ed na-
tioRs.
The CONTRACTS OF TIE Government
should be held as sacred as the CON-
tracts Of iTadiriduais, and tie bonds,
the eriae'aos Of It's i's1eJteiness,
sis0liId be paid according TO the W..
derssasad;ng be'rsen the Gorern.
naenf and TIE IesIse.-Speech o,
Butler. Sept. 2. 1873.
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The Lebanon Conrier has the fol-
lowing sensible aud forcible para
graph about the absurdity Of tho cry
that the government bonds should DO
taxed "There is q good deal OF hum.
bug 10 the talk about tho holders Of
government bonds not having to pay
tax on them. The government saves
money by not taxing its bonds, for
il gets tho benefit of such a tax
without the cost of collecting it.
When it wants to make loan it
takes into consideration, what rate
of int crest can we place the bonds,
untaSedi II it taxed them, of course
it would have to pay just that much
moro interest. 1t now places its
bonds at four per cent. II it taxed
them two per cent. it would have
to pay six per cent. interest, at
least. Where would DO tho gain?"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

The Harrisburg TsIsgrs,pA makes
sgpod point ip the stlfAnepi that
A,not o dollar of the Coinmonwselth
fRennsylxsnis WINS eseg wsistsd o,
nisappfied by spy kepuhfinsn ut the
head of ths State Treasury.r And
ats true as preaching.
Theaast rascality brought to Light
is the osarrissns 81 $lQR40D9 bonds
during the Admitlistrskiop Of State
1reasnrm Bidkd in 1864, who WAS q
Daznoarst 81 the straiglxtsst scot
end wthoss bond bss Wyntarioasly
AisepNnaRa&.
NJ DA,uAaisons osne inte ppwas
W.izb - PaR4i6 ns~diutiap a 1e6(
anl ainas 1llaD fbs 61eke Nabt has
baas Nleeol1 GaiAg Aswp ysw "
Cror-U 1nG6D ~ raj eGtGke II
llnGfs Q|n onw nps A,aap Nipaj ~
e-1l - ~ = aI,sI Bts f.e6a
6
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155 Acres,

more or less, whereon are erected LOG
HOUSE, STABLE and other on,buiiiing-.
About THIRTY ACRES ARE CLEARED
and the balance we'll Timbsred. Several veins
OF Bird-eye and other have been opened aud
worked on this tract and have proved of good
quality There are . number OF never-failing
springs on the tract, besides good stream thro'
the eutire tract.
The shove described land originally composed
the "Zeiber Tract" which has always been con .
sidered one Of the finest Farms Ia Snyder %
An estimate has been lately made Of the value
Of the Timber on Tracts No. b 3 at $1,000.
Tract No. I IL adjoining Mciscr's station on
tho =. 4 l.. r. r., tho buildings on said Trsc
being within $50 yards OF the Station. School
aud Church buildings are close to tho buildings
on this tract, good 0rist Mil and Store Ai
most adjoining the land.
The property wilrbe offered as above describe
ed. or as whole to suit purchasers.
TERnS-2o per cent. on day of sale, balance
on the l lay Of April. 1870, with interest from
day Of sale. purchaser To receive one bsif of the
crop growing at day Of sale aud winter cio OF
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
SAMUEL MERKLE,
Avg. Is, rs. Asssiguce.
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LONDON, Sept. 3-The excursion
steamer Princess Alice. returning
from Gravesend TO London this
evening with about eigh: hundred
passengers on board was run down
of Barking about eight o'clock by a
screw steamer. 1t is reported that t
between four and five hundred per.
sons were drowned.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

The nomination of our townmau,
q. G.. Fisher, has spread terror and
alarm among the Democrats. They
are looking for that which does not
exist man that can defeat Fisher.
AS it is not funeral, it is immaterial
whether thy try it on with Stenger,
or whether they leave him with Elizs
Pinkstou, and 60 to Perry county
for q candidate. --Huatinglon Globe
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Mr.. Kearney abused the working
mon OF Bloomington, Illinois, be-
cause they did not respond as lib
orally as he thought proper to the
payment Of his "eypenses." II that
fellow fs'only give enough rope, he
will soon hang himself.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

The election in Vermont took
place on the 3rd inst Tho returns
indicate the election of Proctor, Re
publican, for Governor BY about 20,-
O0O,majority. Republican Congress
men were elected in the First aud
Second Districts, but the Third is
doubtful, with tho figures in favor OF
the Greenback candidate.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

k.enrney was received very oooly
OF Cincinnati md st. Louis the
wofkingmen Of those cities having
dieplryed eommenaabls Judgment
and discretion iu their trsatnsnt 81
the blGtant demagpgue.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

New York hotels are overrun with
guests, many Of them refugees from
the South, but most of them mer-
chants who arc there TO purchase
their fall stocks. The dry goods
trade is better than it has been for
i've years, and business men are
looking forward With hope.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12
As Acres,

moro or less. THIS tract consists entirely Of
bottom land, seldom oyernowei by the creek, no
soil in the county, all under good cultivation
except about FOUR ACRES which arc well
timbcred with hickory.
TRACT No. 3-IBouniod North by land OF
which this this is q part, east by land OF FL
kceler aud Thomas Pontius, South By land OF
Henry Roush and Emanuel Schoeh, o0ntalGi q
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1876 Acres,

moro or less. whereon are orected q In ge Two.
Story STONE HOUSE. LARGE STONE
BARN, WAGON SHED, and all other n,ccssa-
ry ou;.buildinrs In goot repair, ~ the above
about THIRTY ACRES are heavily TIMBER
Ed with Whito Oak aud Chestnut, II IN Limo
Stoae Soil IN good condition.
TRACT No. 2-Bounded North by Middle
creek, East by land ofEii Kecicr, south by the
=. \ L. II. r., West by land Of Yoder Sewers,
couta fuiur
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6enntor Fisher. 9 nomination gives
crest satlsfaoLion in every county IN
the district He is dessrrealr popg-
lnr wbererw known, and viii be
elected by o rousing majority.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

A Morgan County, Ill, Judge
started for Europe with $4,000 in
drafts. He only got as far as New
York. when he ran against four aces,
which took all the money he had
and sent him back 70 his judicial
district a sadder and madder man.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

Some people are complaining be-
cause Lset, the Potter witness, is
confined IN lrnatae ssylnn. while
the Committee itseli il allowed to
rnn around loose
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

ExGorernor Andrew G. Curtin is
Q chrdiaats for the Democratic nom
inhtaon for Congress in the Centre.
Union Congressional district
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

The total coinage Of the mints dur.
ing August was $500, 900, inclu.
ding 100000 Of standard silver
dollars.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

kehoe's case was again argued
before the board Of pardons on the
3rd inst.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

Northern var claim-"We whip
them. Sutbern wsr claim -S350,-
100000 against the North for whip-
ping as
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12

ExEcUTORB EOTICE.--Lsttsss
Ia tsstslps.ssry 90 tks estate ef 0sosxs
Co, Ps., decd. bsssDsSs sssstss " ~ Siidsr.
dynsg. q persoas knssis9 thsuss1geo 6besbt
~ " ssid estate viii pies6v msss tDDeaists
ssfsts ell yfsssss tEsn ~ o1DflselSf "
Avs. 10. fs5s Ess<stso
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
Friday, September 18th, 1878,

Tho following tracts OF land witha rrurtcncnc q
TRACT No, I-Boundci North by tho =. h T.,
r. r., East by land OF Eli Kecicr, South by land
Of which this Is q part, West by land Of Emanu-
ct Schoch and others, containing
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-09-12
DIVORCE NOTICE.

Snyder County, S..
Iu the Court OF Common
Pleas Of saii county, No. .! Mas Term isTl, f.
Ell NJ. Lddwig by her noNt friond Isaac Jsrret,
vs Robert 9. Ludsig. The alias subpoena IA
tho above case having been returned "nihiim you
the said Robert c. Ludwig arc hereby required
10 appear 1T said Court. ou the Fourth Monday
q September. ls,s, to answer tho complaint ia
the above case.
ID. EisESHART, Sheriff.
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House, Bank Barn,
DIVORCE E0TicE

Snyder County, IS:
IN ihs Court Of Com.
npn Pifss or tal5isouniy. no. "a, Nay Term,
ls1s, Issse th-esf Yt. Mary btsdel. Ike slias
Subpoena 10 ite shove ea4s haslox LssB r..
tarfs1 ~titii JOS, The ssif Hsry shsdci are
h-ssby feqairsd 70 appear st ssid e1s-t, oB tie
foar,h Henasy " SEPT is!s. 70 answer tue
Complaint IL TIE shove ease.
u. EisEsaAaI, sLsTig.
GslNs h Dill, AttSsCsyf
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A DSiISISTRATOR's NOTICE.
"a Letters u saniristfstloE % the estate oi
Francis t>0nT late of ffsfkiin tsp, snyder
cVuDty, IA, DECD have been sraIts1 20 the
pndsfsispes. All psfsoas kB0ping Themselves
itcsttoe " sai9 estate siii pieass make I'm.
rosdlsts psyuspt While tt1ss ksyib2 eizlnss
syaihst ss1d estats siii pfsssn tesn for ssttis.
asps " Hkskr bTEsHLfe9.
Asx. u, ia A1nfn.skssiss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 25. 1878.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 25. 1873.
BEss CArILx.-The market has no, b.sn sc'ivs
this week, though quite as much as IL ~ss
last week. Prices of tale on all grades -
The quality averages much more even than IA
did last week, there being not near as many
common Csule among the offerings. Some Of
the top Cattle brought prices equal To- tb, tops
OF last week, but they consisted Of a few seiec-
tons. We quote at $3,S6 per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows.-The market 10 quite dull, but
little doing nj retail. We quote At Assoc
per head.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged a.,
follows Best Beeves nj 4 75sS6 90; that gene
rally rated first quality , T5aS4 rs medium or
good fair qualify } 25aS3 T5-ordinary thin
Steers, Ok-u aud Cows 3 O0aS3 3S-geneta a.
average of market this week -: extreme range
OF prices 0OsS6 90 Most OF the sales were
from 4 90 TO - IS per 100 lbs. OF the receipts
2O6 head came from ohio, l 3s from Virginia,
40 from West Virginia. 50 from Maryland, 0o
from North Caroiins, les from Missouri, 6S3
head from Illinois, and 90 from Pennsy Iva
nia-tots receipts for the week 1890 head, n
gsinst ll42 last week, and lO4 head same time
last year. % the offerings $50 head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, no suid to Washington
city dealers, ~ to York county PA. dealers,
and 81 head to Eastern speculatoIs-totaI sales
for the week lll9 bead, against 30 last week
and 3s7 head same lime last year.
SwlSE-The receipts in point OF numbers
have been only us,derate-trade has been fair
and prices we'll maintained. The quality Of the
offerings is Vt hardly as good AN average AS
last weeks receipts. The arrivals were not
quite ali sold out, sufficient remaining in the
pens, which, with the anticipated arrivals later
in the week, will We sufficient for all demands.
| We quote at 53a6 cents, per 10. net. and few
extra n shade higher. Receipts this week $500
head against 56f9 last week, aud 3d6l head same
time hast year.
snkEr.- The supply has been quite light again
this week, barely sufficient TO partially fill an
active demand. In view of expected receipts
from East Liberty, no advance on present quo
tatious is anticipated, the receipts from tha,
| our butchers for the balance Of she week We
| quote at ASH cts. cts per ID gross few selling
nj the latter price. Receipts this week 1857
head, senius, I4ol last week, aud l340 head
same time last yesr.-SIh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01

CVElkton. Nd, rcjoicc.h In the pos
session of one well-to do citizen. lie
has so much money that few q ,ys ago
he sent his soirt away To be washed
with one hundred and fifty dollars in an
inside pocket The washerwoman put
it through the FIRST suds and discovered
the nest OF greenbacks snugly hill away.
and much Ia her credit. returned them
10 their owrer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
Gires Heath. Strength. nd ate.
EGETINE.
POLICE TESTIMONY.
BosroS Nov 10, 1878.

BosToy Nov 10, 1878.
Mr II. r. Stevens
Dear Sir During the past I've yelrs ha "
hsd simple opportunity IN judge Of the merits
OF Neg"iine NJ wife has usei N for com
pi'in's attending q lady of delicate health . in
more Serchcill results than any thing else
which she ever tried have given il 80 my
children under almost everv Circumstance at
tending large family. AMI always with mark 20
ed benefit have iken - myself with such
great benefit that cannot End words tn express
my unqualified appreciation If ne goodness
While per forming my duties asa Police on
Ger m This city, ~ has been my lot IT, faIi IN
With great deal Of sickness nnhesitgiingly
recommend Vegctine, and I never knew ~ -
c'se where II IA not prove All that vas claimed
Or H. Particularly IN cases " dehiliistpi or
impoverished state ~ the hloOd its eFec;s are
really wonderful and, Tor ali complaints aris-
inR from an inrure state 81 the blood. IL ap-
pears To work like chArn--anf 7 d. not he
lieve here are any tircum't' noes anter Whtch
NcFetine can be used with injurious results
and Il will always afford me pleasure 10 give an
further information ms to what know shout
YegeurN
WM l.. HILL, Police Station 4.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
HEAEHIED.

On the and January, 1878, At the re0idsnce o.
the bride. father. Johi r. She.rard. Esq., It,
Burnei, county, Ter,., b! R,r NJ. c. le.pie,
SIR. 5. BAKxR MALLsrr. Of Glvsston, to Miss
ANKLE VI. Sn-RRARB formerly Of this town
Al The house The brethren. Winchester, Va
on Thursday, FebruN-y :lst, 1873, by Elder
J. Morgan, Mr.. AAH.ox GJas FARusa TO A:ss
3AHBAR. SrcuRi'T, both Of 'iIis county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
NJ T. l. ! c IN 4 6 A..

DR.. Tutt has been Gu
gagged IN the practice q
medicine thirty years, and
oraIong time was demon
strstOr of anatomy jn tho
Medical College of Gsnr.
GA, hence persons using
hts Pills have the gusrsn-
teeihat they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
qusckery.
lie has succeeded 10
combining in thetH the
heretofore antagoui siG
qualities Of = sfylgRTkrs
rig, bETR6fipS, 0sSa fs1.
DyfaR foBfe.
Their fret apparent eE
feet Is 20 increase the APP
petite by causing the food
20 properly sssimilzts.
Thus the system is nour.
ishsd, and BY their toniS
action on the digestive or.
ganH, regular md healthy
excavations are produced.
The rspidity with which
ISgSosS fahS Os G0i,
while under the influence
Of these pills, q Itself in.
dicatss Their adagtsbility
~ u0ufish the BODY. and
hence their efficacy in cur.
iIE nervous debility, mel
anrfroiy, dyspepsia, wns,.
ing of the muscles, slug
gishress q The liver,
chronic constipation, md
Myth Co che system Sold
iu rzy street. New YorE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-01
w Esr VIRGINIA. TO W.T.

W EYT VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
A. Circuit Court iOf Hampshire County,
continued aud held at the Cnurt-hnuse of said
county. on the Both day or October 1877
:. l.. F;"urnoy, Commissioner Of School
land having flied hin petition for the sale ~
ESQ acres 81 baud sitnHte on the South Branch
Mountain and drains Of = Branch 4 ilulr Cspon
10 said county, 1t being part OF n tract Of Coo
scres and also for the sale of Ihe moiety ~ !
$50, (ths residue Of snd tract which foruI,fl =
belonged To Thomas Il White.
I'D it appearing from said petition iha, 4.
lexsnder Monroe and Franklin EVers claim
ures to the said lands and that the unknown
heirs of Thomas Il. Wtte sud Anthony uro
verman, may lie interested in the sanr.
Aud IL appearing from al siIidAyil that ~,
said eirs of ThOm,s h. White and Anthou
Grovermsn, are unknpwu-lt Is ordered ih.
the said unknown heirs do spIcar on the FIR
day VI tie ueNi term u! said Couft spd ID wins
- NECESSARY 10 protect their interests IN shs pre-
mtes Teste,
V. NJ. POLLING, Cccnc.
Jan IS, lS7s.-4w