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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY. Nov. 10. 1879.
lCs,,ie are sold at these figures live weight,
Hogs are sold at NET 4eigh,. ,ha, ia 20 per
cen, generality OF from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross. that 10 live weight, or moth
iug of
Brxv CArrLr.-The market to-day has been
one OF the slowest and hardest OF the season
Buyers were very slow 10 operating in view Of
the lower Eastern markets. The quality wa,
gene rally Indifferent, consisting very LARGELY of
stoekers, few good top Cattle being among the
offerings. Th ede,lne on tops was he, and on
common bdtchSf Cattle about NE sam. but
stocksrs ahd the lowest grades were OF f(6sc.
and in some casss 3c. We quote at l 6O6S4
IS per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows Trade is not sctive-we quote
prices at 2sCBsi5 per head, as to quality.
Prices This week for Beef Cattle ranged As
follows: Beet Beeves At l2@S4 IS that gen.
orally rated 6rst quality 5000 IL; medium or
good fair quality 25@S3 IS ordinary tbi q
Steers. Oxen and Cows l 5oC9s2 90; extreme
range Of prices 509S4 IS. Most OF the sales
were from SO to 81 IS per 100 lbs or the
receipts i4l3 bead came from Ohio, 1852 from
Virginia, lsi3 from West Virginia, I4T from
Maryland, 80 froc, Tennessee, 600 head from
North Carolina, 90 from Kentucky, and
90 head. from Penn,yivania-totsl receipts for
the week o7ii head. against 1893 last week
and 1908 bead game time last year. or the
offerings 95i bead we're taken by Baltimore
butchers, 8 sold TO Washington city butchers,
1850 TO county dealers, s 63S to Easter q specu-
la,ors total sales for the week so46 head against
1857 last week. snd 31i5 bead same time
last year.
SwHs.-The supply is quite full this week,
considerably in excess OF the demand, which is
rcPSrisd very slow in nearly all the yards The
quality is generally fully as good AZ IL was last
week. Prices are OF fully !, ranging from u to
81 cts. fs" selling At the latter price most sale
being nj st n5!5i per III net. Arrivals this week
.ls4 head against 1894 Inst week, and 1871
same time las, year.
SBRaP AID LAHRs Tho market for Sheen Is
10 eI,re mely slow, trade heinP wholly confined
TO supplying the wants Of our home butchers,
who are not buying very freely. There are no
Eastern buyers, prices being. AS they say, too
high for them. The quality OF the offerings is
fully as good as il was last week. We quote
butcher Sheep at 3Gl4icents. and Lambs at 3(S,
4 cents per per ID. gross. Stock Sheep, | SO
81 SO per head. Arrivals this week 5ol7 head
against 400 last week, and ?535 head same
time last ycar.-Sun.
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PITTsBURGH. PA.
Notice to Contractors.

DROPnSALS will be received for buildirg
Il House In Romney for q District PArson-
age uP TO November IS. at 10 O'Clock The
proposals should be separate for the brick work
The specifications can be seen upon applIca-
ton TO Rev. G A: joyce, in Romnsy, or j. ".
VApdivcr, Of Burlington.
The building TO be completed by Angus, 40,
1870.
SIND proposals sealed to either OF tn. sboy.
hamed
The Conthiuee deserving the right TO rsjee,
all bids
TIKI BUILDING CoNuITTEa.
Nov. 7, 1879.
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Religious services will begin at Ca.
pom Bridge on Sunday morning. No.
veHber 10th; children's prayer meet.
Jig at 81 O'Clock; preaching at IL A
NJ: and at night. Meeting to be con
tinued during the week
FBAZIER FURR.
w. +. BLACKISTON.
Nov. 7, 1879.
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Just Published. in a Sealed Envelope. Prise
six cents
Gs>[R Lecture on The Nature Trss,.
kh&4B ment and Radical cure Of SsmIusI
49, Weakness. or Spermstorrhb.. Induced
By Sell. Abuse, Involuntary Emissions fmpo.
tency, Nervous Debility. and Imptaiuiln,s u
Marriage generally 1Consumpyon Epilepsy. aud
Fi,s-- Mental ana t'hys,s.l fnespsci,y' Ee'N
BY ROBERT J, CULyBhwELL, N. D. sh,h6r
OF the Green BOOK" Ike.
The well-renowned Author, In IBIS adhSs,b.l,
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own erpsr,s1e..
that the awful consequences Of SelEAbuse may
be eh.ctually removed without medicine aud
without dangerous surgical operations bousiss
insirumsnts, rings, or eordisls pointiug out a
mode OF cure nj once certain and effectual by
which evtry sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself ehesply, privst.-
ly and radically.
es~T This Lecture will prove boon 10 ihou-
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in PLATA envelope 10 any
address, on receiP, ofsiI cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.
~ Arm ST., New York: PcuOtios Boz. tsss
Oct. "a, lS79.--ly.
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New Advertisements.
Eminent DR.. VIM. Alex. Green,
Macon, Gu.

"hcOh, Ga.
NIRlTES Il cheer fully state that | have
w tested the virtue and Efficiency OF Col
dens LIEBiGs LiqyIp EXTRACT OF BEKF in my
private practice in cases OF General Debility
Weakness, Depression. Dyspepsia Loss OF Ap.
petite and Nervous Affections, when medi cine
had proven more than useless. | nsve found il
the best remedy ever used in Chronic Alcohol
ism, when the stomach is always irritable aud
food reqired TO uoursh" Sold by Leading
Druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

THEY canno. all lie" was the obser.
vstion OF one while reading the endles.
testimonials TO DIR. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." 1t is in:allible.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

Beware OF cards. Many q yo,.
man has fallen into the hands of =,
knave. and come within an ice OF goino
TO the ducc.
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Con.n.issioner,s Notice.

Ia the case o. John " Arnold, Admisisirsler,
plainuR,
vs.
Z. Arnold, &c, DsfsndasB,
IN CHANCERY.
Usder sod ~ vi-tue Of assree of the Cireai,
Oourt q Hampsbirs county, West Yirgipa, vrO-
nou aesd A. IFS September term, 1879, 10 Thea
bove named case, ! viii procee6 - ny OAfce
70 toe town Of homasy, o. Monday, the sth
day n December, 1879,
ist To settle the account Of John W. Ar
nOld, Administrator Of ibe sid Peter Arnold,
dec A., ADD distribute the funds 10 bis hands
anoDg ihose entitled thereto
2nd. 10 make aitetnste statements Of distri-
button as required BY sNd decree
g ivan under ny bsbd Commissioner 10
Chsncsfy Of the Circuit Court Of Hampshire
county, West Va.
JAMES PARSONS.
HCr D. 1879. Comm issiOne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

The December term of Hampshire
County Court will begin on Tuesday,
December End proximo. J. c. POLAND
and J. w. HARTMAN are the associate
Justices who will sit with the presiding
Justice, JAMES SHEET.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

Dr. w. + Fundentetg. oculist and
surist, from Cumberland, Md, will be
in Keyser every Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday morning. for the treatment
OF all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat All consultation free.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

LAwLEssNEss IN Krxrucxr.-A S;y.
"!fednt Warmly. The regulators in
Eiiiott county. KY, have served notice
On the judge OF the Circuit Court asking
that he will not continue any OF the ca
ses that are on the docket on mere tech.
localities. but give them q speedy ttial.
They say: We don't want I'd threaten
this court. bot We want thieves. robbers,
house-burnets and men who slay their
wives, and are 90 handy with pistols to
distinctly understand that we mean
business. III we have to call n spe-
ciai te rim OF our court. woe be unto you.
for death Is your portion. & remember the
walnut The org anization now extends
over four counties, and Is said Id mum.
ber nearly 5000 citizens.
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baltimore &c Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER SEIZED ULR.

SOHMkh ScHEDOLE.
On and after May 18th, is1s, train, will leave
Uceea Spring Ruu, as follows:
EAST BovNp.
No. l9. Accommodation. 80. $50 A. NJ.
No. 81. Freight & Passenger, 10 AZ a. NJ.
No. >. Express. -.3.l5 L. NJ.
No. Al. Freight & Passenger, $40 =. NJ:
WEsr BOUND.
No. 40. Freight & Passenger. .O6 A. NJ.
No. 10. Express. ........:..l.42 L. NJ.
No. IA. Accommoda alton, -. .4.O3 L. NJ.
No. 10 & No. 5. Express Trains. daily
No Al. Freigh, h Passenger daily to Martin.
targ All the other tr>Ins daily. except Sunday
j. NJ. WEIAQE, AGENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

We understand that Col. MARSHALL
Mcdonald, formerly 81 this place, has
been rendered a position by the United
States fish commission, but has not yet
atcehted Il:
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thereof
dem
dn
he tm at
A.L DruyS
Powell Teri
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Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F.& A, N. meet
Cd the 3rd Friday 10 each month.
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N TICE.
bible SOCIETY.

THERE nrs a number Of subscribers 20 this
l. society who have not paid their susserip.
IONS. As we desire TO increase our stock OF
Bibles. AL such are requested to pay ut once
by order Of Executive Comuittee.
WM. n, COoKUS.
nov !. 1873. Tefasufef.
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sme OF person char & ei
with tax.
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Il
in Keyscr every Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday morning, for the treatment
OF all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat All consultation free.
We understand that Col. MARSHALL
Mcdonald, formerly 81 this place, has
been rendered a position by the United
States fish commission, but has not vet
! accepted It.
Lindsay Jones, one OF the men i'm
3plichted in the Warrington rape case,
Twas tried at Fsirmont, last week, found
guilty. and sentenced to the penitcnti.
zsry for eve years.
The yield OF apples, it is said, in this
bounty, this year. was fairly good bnt
hey do not seem 10 keep we'll; even
those that look sound and good are found
70 BID defective, and rot quickly.
# Wheat. in Winchester, tho Times
bates, was worth 81 25 on Tuesday last
an advance OF two or three cents O.
{ sr tie previous day.
In Baltimore. on Wednesday last,
Pc market for Southern wheat was cas-.
Pr. and closed dull and heavy. Long.
erry sold at 81 35W$l 42; and 90
$l 50 for Fultz.
Speaker Mofrett is out in letter de,
lining TO enter into s1schemo for the
Yanization OF third party movcmen,
West Virginia.
u is said that seven deer were killed in
. trough. in Hardy county. one day
bt week, by party OF hunters.
A gentleman OF this place. report,
eing on the South Branch mountain
Helye deer. few days ago.
In Little Rock, Arkansas, on tho 10th
De, Of Drop.y. VIM. ID. BLocuER, Esq
90 OF the publishers Of the Democrat ,oi
@s place, and for several years connec
~ with the Gazette. lie was n native
WCnmhcrland, MI, and was about 80
{8rs Of age. lie served throughout
~ civil war ss an officer of the Con
81 ersto Light artillery, and was a major
hmanding battalion Mt the close
- the Brooks-Baxter trouble in 1874 he
~ appointed brigsdier,general. He
W several years secretary and grand
ter OF Masons in Arkansas.
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAOAZINE FOR
WcEMBER. December number o.
- louis Magazine is just issued, and
skes very handsome appearance in
pew form, new type. rules. head.lines
- enersvings. II 10 the best number
WI "aS ever issued. with heavy white
PRer, wider columns. aad all that goes
~pake mp hrst-class monthly. The
Peg onS Of the magazine will he delight
retend those WHO have not seen IL 10,
- time should procure a copy, aud
<a' subscribe, or bay il regularly at tht
~ 1epots. In the December number
= piece OF music which is worth morl
Tue price Of the magazine. aud will
great favorite with piano.fortI
~ Frs and vocalists. Published 10y
pes * Talbot. % Hswley Street
=. pn, Mass, at ~ SO per aunum, post
and FOE sale al all the news depots
country.
will furnish a copy Of the above
lzin' and our own paper for - %
ear
~ Sath at. the Woodberry mill
In Bedford county, Pa, WAS drawn
make some repairs and TO fish
IT'D the aid Of two seines about
y.tuo bushels OF ish were caught
3 weather has been quito mild this
'tehango points out that next
larry lhoro will he five Sunday 8
&C, occurs but three times in {
y Thus after 1880 we shal
y wait until 1920 before the short
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

market price. S'' 49, 81 ''' "'B"e''
80 we are not confirming
oU selling GOODS
France Germany and all important manufacturing mas n he VOL
Nov. Z, CTTEstSiI~ II,tt' 4 " ,>,IT'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

Lindsay Jones, one OF the men i'm
plicLted in the Warrington rape case,
was tried at Fairmont, last week, found
guilty. and sentenced to the penitcnti.
Dry for eve years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

The yield OF apples. it is said, in this
bounty. this year. was fairly good bnt
Phey do not seem 10 keep we'll; even
hose tina. look sound and good are found
% BID defective, and rot quickly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

ABLE belonging 70 Kitchens Bro.
Foslburg, Nd, vas destroyed
ncendIary FIRE Friday night. to
4 with horse Valued at 5000.
e hsy harness. etc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

kEYsEH Echo: Mr.. John w. Taylor
killed on knobley mountain. on the 9TH
inst n wild turkey that weighed when
dressed twcnty-eight pounds.-Esrly
last week AN old lady named Mrs. Stov.
er was terribly burned ut tho residence
OF her son in-lsw. Mr.. James Hartman,
near PurgittsviIle. IL seems she was
standing in front or the fireplace. when
her clothing caught fire and before as
distance could he rendered size was 40
badly burned that mt last accounts her
life was despaired Of. She is abou,
eighty yearE old.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

{ is said that seven deer were killed in
10 trough. in Hardy county. one day
bt week, by party OF hunters.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

Speaker Monett is out in letter de.
lining to enter into s1schemo for the
Fyanization OF third party movement
West Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

A gentleman OF this place. reports
Reing on the South Branch mountain,
felve deer, few days ago.
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'tehAngo points out that next
4Ary thoro will be five Sundays.
lsc, occurs but three times in n
y. Thus after 1880 we shall
p wait until 1920 before The short
on'h IN the year can again boast
- Sundays.
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n LECTU RE
TO you NJ c N en-.

Just Published. 10 Sealed Envelope. Prise
six cents
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

Wheat. in Winchester, tho Times
Dates, was worth 81 25 on Tuesday last
an advance OF two or three cents O.
Ter tie previous day.
4 In Baltimore. on Wednesday last,
Pc market for Southern wheat was cas-.
pr. and closed dull and heavy. Long
Ferry sold at 81 35"$l ~; and 90
R$l SO for Fultz.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

lame OF Am Z OF prt,
irchasef. chase money-p q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

A contemporary remarks that . gen
tleman who has been careful observer
OF new moons for over fity years. says
that never in his recollection has the
moon appeared as far South as il does
Mt the present time. The weather pro-
phcts say that this is an indication OF
warm weather.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-11-14

,Hs Sath ut. the Woodberry mill
IN Bedford county, Pa, WAS drawn
make some repairs and TO fish,
fth The aid oftwo selnes about
Ry.tuo bushels OF lsh wers caught.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
A Wavulnr.

Here is 3 lesson for great speculators
apd those who misuse trust funds.
Congressman Voorhis, OF Haokensack, i,
N. j., who has failed with liabilities at
$3.50, 900, is in state OF mind Dor.
dering on insanity. He fears TO leave
the house or to make his appearance
In the street, his overtaxed brain lead
ing him to dread being mobbed. He
PAGES his rooms moodily brooding over
his troubles. AT times hs raves about
the disgrace Of imprisonment, and talks
despondinsly Of the wrsngs he had
wrought upon his family and his friends.
He blames himself for rash ventures
and for risking trust funds IN the vain
hope of concealing the desperate state
of his finances and weathering the
storm. His nights are sleepl.ss, and
when talking Of his affairs his eyes
glare and his manner is excited aud
nervous to the last degree. To re-
porter he said, with vacant stare !:
"The devil seems to have had posses
sion of me lately. can't say what
else made me do what did. deserve
to have my head ground to powder for
what | have done. ltwould not be so
bad II had not lost that which did not
belong to me-"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
lIO in the NextS

Daniel Wright, an invalid soldier,
about lifty-siA years Of age, who served
two years in Company c, l24th regi-
ment New Yo,k Volunteers-theA Army
of the Potomac-living at No. rs Oak
land street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, l..
l., and a psnsionsr, has received Sl5,-
900 for one dollar.
William IL. Hoogs, for over twenty
years the collector of the "The Boston
Post" sent one dollar, and also receiv-
ed SIS, 900. The occasion was the draw
ing of the Louisiana State Lottery. For
further information apply by mail or
express to M. A. Dauphin, p. o. Box
692, New Orleans, La, or same person
at 3l9 Broadway, New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Ghe PitIs of the World.

Are r. %imms Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
lar tCatOd, witloHF IA equal. They never
Easy oy Hcip& freely on the Liver, rsStore
me .o-, energies 10y promoting the heal by
action Of the Liver. In dang This Headache,
NeurlIXta, Pans Ia tge right or LETT side or
tnrDngn tho Il .Dgs Indigestion, Cog iyrncss,
>i.t otGMuch, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
F1oinAS through the Dody, Aching Limbs,
ahu other bodily ntiIlu tics are cured. Thcy
1fg The only Pms hne"h INT will positively
oPer-te without Gripping, >,CkeninS Weak
ness, or lgayIus the 10 r1is Ccstig0. TheV
promote L H. al hy Liver and ic aye the SYSTEM
rec from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
'Oid ty dealers ana comfy store keepers.
G.h Tor Dr SlHIlHs Pills ana Cske no others.
PRINCIPAL delot Fourth ana King. " lin Ing
'oo, hoi., fEJ,Ideilhid, d,2 Arch ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
TRAIua LnAvn wIInuanor

FOR Philadelphia: 2.81, 100, s 10, o 90. $40
i,.N lo.ao .. M; 1913, geo. 400. $50
III ss Z: N. On Sunday, 2.sI, s 10, a
m., 900, go, $40 p. m.
for New York: 2Sy, I.co, 1904, a. m, /. IS
1879 D. IN, Limited Exposes, 8 40, D. m.
Fof baltimore and Washington: i2oi, 2.lo
s:So q. M; l2.b7 p. IN. Limited Express
l.o., t.ls, p. n. On Sunday, il. d, 10
For Baltimore and Bay Line: 7os p. m.
FOR Baltimore and way stations: S.sS O. me-,
FOR New Castle: s.iS a. m., Los, s.sb n. IN.
FOR Delaware X. H.. s.l6a, m: Los, e.So p.
No Sunday trains.
ror Wilmington d Northern X. H.: d.ap q.
=, m; Sp. Li.;and $50 =. m. Sunday except
F1r Delaware Western X. H.: T.lb, II. 80, AIN.
o.o p. IN. SUNDAY train 9.40 A. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
from Philadelphia: l2.I5, 203, $50, 80 d. H.,
E.e3 l2.N, l.e2, 200, 40, 6.l3, o.26, 7.co,
40 l!.lSp. 10. On Sundays: l2t3, 203,
1910 q. m.: 7:35, lib, p. 10.
from baltimore 81, $50 at9e. ~ :; l2.zs, l2s7,
S'$S' $50 p m. On Sundays: AL, a. IN.
From Washington: 2.al, a. L.: l2.S, 1881,
6'Se, s.Se p. II. On SundeyS: 2.3i q. r.;
FROM New Castle: $50, l2lo 4. H.:
7.l0p. m. No Sunday trains.
tron Delaware X. It,: 500 o. M; l2lo, 7.lG
p.m
ION Wilmington s. Northern Il. X: seb
a. N. n.30 a. m; and Gas p. In.
from Delaware Western X. H.: 500 a. 10,
2.lb, 800 p. In. sunday train SIS p. NJ:
rBAias FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE rHILA OIL.
PHfA.
tTomBroH street and Washington avenue
73o, 800. lO.30, ll.4ba a. m.: lSo, 800, 400,
o.le, 900, O. 10 9.45. ll.30 p. N. On sun.
=, days: 7.S0 $50 a, u; 6.O0, li.3o m.
From Thirty y-SecOnd and Market streets: Leo.
1880. ii.S6 q. m.; l225, 400 500, II. 40 .. Ia,
On sundays 100. a. In
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
A Shame.

The Centennial buildings fate has
been decided. The "Press" says the
Park Commissioners are not TO b- sway
ed from their former opinions and that
nothing less than a miracle will retain
thi', the home stead of the nation,
where it nov stands. Even the Direc.
tors of the Permanent Exhibition seem
to have acqui-sced in the decree which
dooms tie famous structure. Ii il in.
disputable that public sentiment every
where was in favor Of its retention.
Many even indnlged the hope that the
second Centennial birthday of the ma
ticn would see the buildi' still stand
ing proud y erect, and where pilgrim
feet a hundred years hence would clus-
ter as they now do around the old Stat,
House. The whole nation will regre'
its fall.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
ANOTHER LAUNCH.
The "Arctic" Takes Its First Bath
At Five O'clack This M0raing.

The Harlan & Hollingsworth Compa-
ny launched the new boat "Arctc," OF
tto West Jersey Ferry Company, this
morning at five o'clock. The launch
was successful one. The boat is built
for the above company to ply between
Philadelphia and Camden. When In
ished it will be model OF beauty, be-
ing fitted up with iirst-class appoint
ments. The Dimensions are Length
bs.ween perpendiculars, l40 feet ; over
all, l52 feet; breadth OF beam moulded,
30 feet; over all, "a feet; depth, ] / feet,
inches.
The hull is OF iron with iron wheel
houaes. The principal frames are oil
iron. The joiner work Id all HIST
class, similar to other boats on the line
Of the West Jersey company. The Ca
bin will bs heated by steam pipes. The
machinery consists u one working
beam, a Jet condersipg engine with
cylrder IS inches in diameter and ten
feet stroke, arranged with Stevens cut
off and iron water wheels. The "Arctlc'
VIII be- completed in couple OF mouths
AMI VIII 60 on tle line about the mrs
Of the year.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
The Rugby Academy.

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