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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26

Wholesale Grocery Market.
KNOXVILLE, Aug. 10.
Goifee stiff Sugars very firm and adj
saaSius. 81 SO = - s5Skssss as-Es 8 &
Coffee scans
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26

? iMALARIAL and all fevers can be avoided by
in heaihy condition. with RICHARDS TkEE0-
TAI TONIC. Physicians rely on the ingredi-
ents of this remedy for their safety from disease.
fevers of every kind. No Other remedy so surely
corrects and removes every moroid tendency,
and it must be tiled to know the. perfect health
and strength its use insures. D ugeists sell IT.
VAN BUSKIRK q co IS Vesey St.. Ny.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26
For restoring Gray Hair 10
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A Dire S in g
which is at once
a gree a b lie,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s erwin g the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored TO ats
o,.ic,,a,,T aaIo,.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Dec. s. 1879.

MONDAY. Dec. s, 1879.
ICat,le are sold at these figures live weight,
Uogs are soldist net weight, that Ia 20 per
cent generality OF frcm live weight Sheep
are sold gross. that lie live weight, or moth.
ing of
BrEF CArrts.-The wholesale market wns
better than i, was last week while ia the re.
tail trade the only inpr ovemen. ob 'ervahle was
in the arly dealings and tn en- only on the bet
Ter grades, which were quite scarce and Of mol
As good quslity as they were last week, The hes,
having been reshipped East, prices there show
Ing An improvement Common and medium
grades were OF. and the market was very slow
dragging heavily long before the close The
decline on common and medium grades war la,
tc We quote at Ass per 100 lbs.
Eitcn Cows Trade is very SLOW and the
supply full. We quote at 2O@sl5 per head as
TO quality.
Prices THE week for Beef Ca,,l. ranged as
follows Best Bccves at 1 256f5 90 thu, gen
orally rated first quality , 50@4 60 medium OF
good fair quality 2 25@s3 so: ordinary thin
Steers, Oxea ard Cows 2 O0@s2 20 e1treue
range of prices OO@s5 90. Most Of the sales
were from ~ 10 81 co per 100 lbs or the
receipts 90 lead came fry m Ohio, III. fom
Virginia. sG' from wes Virginia. - from
mary land, % from Tennessee, O,O head Z m
his.ouii, 0CO head Gun kentucky. AID
90 head from Pennsylyanis-total receipts for
the week 1866 head sgrns, 5l5s last week
aud 32l0 head same time last year or the
offerings 6+7 head we.e taken 10y Bltinsr.
butchers, IS; sold to Washington city butchers
Goa N a.
i"tors total sales for the week 1924 bead again,i
1888 last week, and 2io2 head some ;:ue
last year.
SWINE The qusli,yo the offerings is nearly.
though not quite Nc good as ls.t week bui
one Of the yards reporting a falling GT in that
regard. The number received, though not near
as heavy ms last week, is fully up to the re.
quiTements Of the butchers who are bu ing less
freely than I'll ey cid, AS they supplied them
seiveS generally in view Of u probable sivan,e
this week. We quote comma n Hog, At 5lG54
cents, aid the better grades AT ts@6i cents per
ID ret, with n few selling at the latter Price.
Arrivals this week 1861 lead against Is go
last week, and 1859 head same time las, year
SHskP The receipts, though Lrge'y in OK.
less Of last week, are not quite rs good aud
somewhat in excess Of the demand, which
would lie recorded quite slow except for pur-
chcses made by rh;lndelphs buyer for that
market. Our butchers are taxing com curative
~ few sheep We quote butcher sleep At 81.
~ cts, with few safes aboye4 cts per n gros,
Lambs when sold separLt. from the Gle sheer
are quoted 4a5 cts. stock Sheep ave In light
supply, bit fdily equal TO he demand at ] 80
81 so per head Arrivals this week sl5l
head again-t 1878 Last week I'D leo lead
same time Iast year. san
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
The Virginia Legislature.

RIcHMoSp, Va. DEC. e.-Ths Gen,
erai Assembly To day at 1880 p. VI.
proceeded TO execute the j~int order FOR
the election of various State officers OF
heads of departments. Three were
elected to-day. to wit: L. T. Fauntleroy,
of FIR, derrick county, for Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, vic. Gen. las. Nc
Donali; John r. Massey, of Albemarle
auditor of public accounts to succeed
VIM r. TAYLOR and II. III DYSON for Sc
cond auditor, in place OF Gen. Asa r.
gers. Further execution of the Joint or
der was postponed till tomorrow. The
three officers elected were candidates ol
the1eadjusters, zone (Mr. Dyson, second
AUDITORY being republican. The ma
jorities on joint ballot ranged from
twenty-three to twenty.six.
RICHMOND. Va, DEC. 10 In the
General Assembly to-day three addi.
tionsl State officers we're elected. viz
Corbin NJ. REYNOLDS. of Bo,e,onrt cour
~, for treasurer. vics,R. NJ L. Hunt
err; r + Walker, OF Richmond. for
superintendent Of public printing. vice
j. + Fravser and Samuel G.. Williams
Jr of Rockingham county, for super.
intendent Of the peniteutiary. vice
Samuel A. Swami.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
The Narrow Gauge Railroad.

II Is reliably =; atcd that the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company are contem-
plating the construction Of n branch
line from Green Spring Run to Moore.
held. Yves. Virginia, for the purpose or
opening up the rich ore beds AMI other
resources OF that region. As evidence
OF this 1t is said that force under J. J.
HoOlizeli has been sent to the neighbor-
hood OF Moorefeld 20 examine into the
mineral resource. of the locality, that IL
these are found as have been represent
ted the route will be. at once surveyed
and the proposed road which will likely
be OF tue narrow gauge pattern, built
IL is further stated that II the road is
constructed, the company will purchase
extensive tracts o: ore land.-Cumber-
land Ne,os. Dec. 5.
Inc MooRKFIELD ORE REGION
There was mentioned in the NEws some
days since runor to the effect that
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad had n
prospecting party under j. J. Hoblitzell.
in the vicinity or Moorche.d, West Vir-
glnia, TO ascertain the nature and extent
OF the ore mines in that locality, With q
view, as 1t was stated TO the construc-
ton Of road from Green Spring Run
to Moorefield. If the resources Of the
region should prove a. stated. Since
publishing the rumor We learn Mr.. Fob
litzell is engaged in the examination "a
stated, but that he is working, not in
the in.eTest OF the railroad company. but
for the Cambria Iron Company. Of John.
s,ovn, Pennsy lvsnis and the Edgar
Thompson steel works, Of Pittsburgh.
for whom he holds the option for large
tracts of laud. The Baltimore and OHIO
company are. rot, MS yet connec ed with
the enterprise. but il is h'ntel that
should the examination prove sncourag-
ing they may consider the expedite" CIV
of constructing the; branch line alluded
to.-B., Dec. 9.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
- so.
HARpER'S MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.

"S;udy iuz the sui 81. otj ctvtly aud from
the edno,tonni priut Of yiew-se.king to pro
vide that which, takeu aitcge ihtr, Ndi lt Z
the most service 10 the largest uumosc-l lot,
ago concluded tht, II | could have Tut %,
~oik for - p-biic library. ! would seiect ros
pieie tet Uf "ii~rper Monthly - Charles Iran.
cis Adams, Jr,
It's coate uts rre contributed ~ the most emf
nent authors and aItists 4 Europe aad n,ef :
&C., while The lurg experience ut rs tu,iisbors
has G.ade them tuOtVukh cpU y-TsGDt With tie
dcsi'es Of the pu5lIc, y h'ct ,tey Will spare 90
Effort to gmu!y
Tie v,l,mes oflhe Magazine begin with the
Number for June and DvcsnpeT vt racn ysaf
v hen no TIME 3 specified II will he UDder
Stood Ih,t tie sLhscriber wishes TO bvgin Win
the current JuuJer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
Letter from Washington.
wAsHISoroS. Dec. 8. 1879


Mn. HARPER:-Oue Of the most cruel
aud wicked acts OF the time is the influ-
encing OF negro emigration into the North
for political purposes. Hundreds OF *.
norant. penniless and helpless negroes
have been started, from North Carolina
to settle in Indiana. They leave eli.
mate admirably adapted to their physi.
cal condition, and soil and system of
agriculture which they understand, TO
begin life under conditions absolutely
hopeless TO nearly all Of them. there
isnot known to our history any such dis
NAL journey as these helpless people are
taking.
Scores Of them, young and old, have
come as far as this city on their way to
Indiana, and are living upon charity
while the money is being raised 10 pay
their fare westward. In what condition
will they be to take care of themselves
when they reach Iidiana in the middle
of Winter?
"how sbsll ;heir houseless heads h ut fed sia..
Their loop'd and via owed ragsedness defend
them
From seasons such as this p
Shame forever upon politicians who
inci'e this senseles. stampede Of unthnL.
ing persons TO uncon.ensl places, and
wholly for the purpose OF supposed po-
litical advantage. l do not doubt that
some honest ard well meaning men have
been prominent in urging this movement
but they should reconsider the matter.
This week tue National Board Of
Trade" meets in this city, and large del
egations from the States are expected.
The holiday adjournment of Congress
will probably take place this week. or on
Monday the 18th. The Chief regular bu-
sinsss of the session-the cons liberation
of appropriation bills-caunot commence
until the bills are prepared aud reports
ed, and the Committee eau prepare them
as well or better while Congress is not
in session. Some Of them will be ready
at the re-assemblinS of Congress early
in January.
| don't believe q vote oi!l be rcache,
at present on financial questions Of any
kind. The resolutions against tinkering
the currency and Mr.. Buckner's till
which compels National Banks to Keep
half their reserve fund in standard gold
and silver coins of the United States will
have to wait. AS long a, no legislation
ID attempted the resolutions are not ne
ce .ary, and, as to the Buckner bill i.
viii do no good at present, as the banks
have already about the proposed. proper
ton Of coin on hand.
There was carly in the session, dis
position to force action, but it is appa-
rently dying out. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
South Branch Rail Road.

Mr.. HARPER: The above import
ant extracts are from the "CumbeI land
News" and We suppose, carry the bot
tom facts. on this subject. Ii the Eiar-
dy ores hold out in quantity, "a they
are, by admission, OF the finest quality,
tue Importance Of opening them up
may he readily seen. These ores lie
only 40 miles South of Green Spring
Station, Il. Il o. II. r., and are dis
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

SpIETHNG FOR THY NEW YEAR
The world renowned success, or Hostel
tes's Hi,Lers, ord their continued poFg'
lari,y for qparie' Of century asa
stomscLic, - scarcely more wonderful
than the welcome that grects the anna
al appearance Of il5ststters Almanac.
This valuable medical treatise is pnb'
lisbel toy HOstetter q Smith, Pittsbursb
Pa under ,hsir own immslilie super
vision. C npioyiak 80 hsnl, in thai ne
partmert. Ten cylinder printing pre-"
%, 9 folding machines. JOB presses
&c, are raining about eleven mon''
ia The yesr on this work. and the 1879
Of same fJr 1879 will not be less U.s.
ton millions, printed ia !he E1g..'-
German, French Welsh, NorEelil
Swedish. Holland, Bohemian anl op'a-
/ ish lRn2u ges Refer 90 copy q. p
for valuable AS interest In1 fca ling coz
I c, rniug health. md numerous teHu"
malls ~ 60 the efficacy Of IIos.e''s.
. Bit'ers, amusement, ya'iol iHiorma'a<'
as'ronDmicll calculations nnl ehrono5
I gicai items, g., Hnisb can be d'Pea''
c ! on for corr c,noss. The AlmADN
Tor 1879 can be obtained free Of coz
from druggists snd general coaa''
4 ..,.I.r. TO-, .lf ,.a,ts .,rtdo country
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
Dec. 1879.

Els During the last ff cen
dSys | have made some Iatgp
pASC IkE'S putcbsseJ ia several Of our
depnrin. uis, and will exhibit
throughout The remaining
J. Anu ! n : few pesks ~ the year, m At
tfGciiye stock ut low prices
PANCAKES
Higher prices are inevta-
,,-,,,,,,-, bio and AL Eh1 are m need
1 "A ~ - II II Of Good will do well 10 sup
ply themselves At once. to-
NCAKE'S fore The ls-ge stocf ; bought
before tie advance are eI-
PANCAKES ''''''a'
We are making = special
Il PANCAKES effort 10 meet Ice wants o.
oar owl trade and tae public
.,rr.t~C.e, generally in holiday ponds
~ ~ IA - - aud Niii open in few drys
large lot Of Fancy Notions
PANCAKES suitable FOR Chrisimas gifts.
PANCAKES Lounbnrgn celebrated Ger
man Colo nes. Extracts snI
California Wafer. pot np in
IANCAhb y dIifsfeut sizes I'D attractive
style. snd Is probably the
finest gods Of the Mod ever
brought 70 this market.
fANCAhhS DOR Cotton 10 Eirg," II
is PIT up IN 500 yards spuols
PANCAKES ell numbers 10 10 30 ir
black bro IN and white and
sold ~ the low price " &c.
20 Doc Lubins Bosue
ANA X rs Toilet Sosp ~ 81. lit Is 10,
second of Cashmere 30 gue
pANCAKE.S aud good article fOr th'
price.
NCAKE'S Our stock u Children Re-
Lad - ara Gents uuder,soa
pANCAEE,S is very large, made ~ goo,
- ~ - solid mAtsri,l, and With lov
prices We u. nk is superior Il
PANtA kb'S any boz the towp Inspection
invited
pANC,Rg.c Our stock Of Piiuts Ma
Los. Shiriiug strps Plan
nels, Tirkings. Cassmefes
PANCAkb = Boots and shoes Clothing
and IN faCt almost ever
pANCAVE.c hing else hs been bong
- 90 old prices AID vll 20 So,
accordingly
!, II. &. PANCAKE.
Rooney, Dec. y. 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
SAsFOsD'S RADICAL CuNr

not only prcmptly arrests tA" oorodiny dsch,-vc. -
Cstar n. but ny eNirp-ihrttC sctlor. "a restore.
l.slth all the Organs of the head that h,v- N.e.a
Affected by u. and s1klosI any OF the follow.n 80
tOn- -~ee
Defective SycslKht. Irn,mcd aud M.us-~
Eyes, Painful and Wate-y Eycs, Io.. .,
Hearing. EsaaShs, Neuralgia OF tn. Ia,
Discharges frouo the Ear, Ringing Sol,,.
In the Head, Dissinr ss, Nervous Iiead.sb,
Pains In the Temples, Loss OF the Sense. a.
Taste and Smell, Eionyation 81 ths u,u,.
Inflammation OF the Tonsiip, Putrid s,r,
Throat, Tickling or UaclSia.. Cough, Eron.
ehliis. and Bleeding or tho Lungs.
fseh package contains w. slnfcrds Improved Il,
tslin- tube. with full and cHily lrcp
Tor u-o In al cssss frce.sl TottAic byGli wt,,,s1,
ana retail erssgsts and alcr. thrVngnor, ito Uasi
AseEis AMI Wholesale Druggists, Po,;nn Ns.S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
Price 2D CentS.

Be careful IN can for COLLINS vOLTkIC PLASTER
les' yoa g-t some WORTHLESS iniitgtibu Sold Nv oil
HholesAG anu i. tAii bruTIss throughout ,h- United
ftStcH and tanS1-s. Eud ~ WEEKS 4 iOEgKi. Pro
rrietors. Boston MSS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12
Haiper'S Tcri0dicaIS.

lIarper's lsRazue. One Year, $40
haFPers Neek s, g 90 ~
H.FF.i's B~E,r. q" 4vg
The iUhER GtoY--. co publ cation.
rs!~r 10 %
Any 4 q nb5yc Gmed Ooe Tear, 10
D. p1's iouuy F,oLi~. Ony ear 10
1s~ fCsiHEc ffrr - I'll subscribers ia .Ae L.
uI,,6 States OT Canada
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

Prof. Wilson, colored, from Ohio, de
hyercd an address at the Courthouse.
IN this place, on Friday night OF last
week, TO Il respectable and ~ tentive au-
3ience composed of both races The
topic, principally considered, was tie
necessity of Education as the true basis
of social, moral, intellectual and religi-
Gus advancement of the colored people
He believed that 1T was 20 the advau.
tage. absolutely, of his people that they
remain with the whites, since the lat er,
more cultivated and refined people.
did and would continually sympa Aise
with the efforts of the colored man to
elevate his station and improve his con-
dtion; and while this WAS tie case.
that association of the colored man with
TIA whites afforded him a valuable ex-
ample Of ihe true uses and advantages
of education. On this very fact largely
depended any good reason to anticipate
the gradual but certain progress Of the
colOrcd race. MANY of IN. sentiments
Of this gray headed coloyed man, who
spoke of being native Virgiuian, and
who well understood the feelings and
sentiments of her best and most intelli-
gent citizens, were we'll AMI earnestly
expressed, and the advice particularly
addressed to his own people was
sound, sensible, and to the pointand de.
serving OF favorable q commentator
notice of the press. To render his race
more intelligent. bic and honora-
bic tends not only 10 promote their hap.
pincss & welfare, nut 10 make them bet
ter citizens. and prepare them 10 eXer,
else their duties and rights IN n manner
conducive TO the general welfare of the
. country and the Stltc RrGIrT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

TEACH A TRADE.-Iho Jews, even if
as rich as the Rothschiids, teach their
children n trade. Some wise man is
credited with having SAID, ~ had as
many Sons as old Prian. wouli have
them all learn trades. so they would
haye something TO fall back on i'm case
they failed in business" a Phladel-
phia paper thus speaks:
"rhe number Of young men AMI girls
who are brought up TO no useful trade
Or calling - on thc increase. IHe ef-
feet Of this - seen IN political life,
where thousands o. men are begging. as
NJ present IN W ashington Tor position,
with an idea that vague unframed pow
ers and Ignorance can ind shelter in
some cosey nook where they may ~
least draw their pay.
"Being practically Of no earthly use to
themselves or TO any one else, they
only hope 20 fnd some place where
they can continue 10 exist without bca-
citing any one.
"a destitute young man without a
trade and who IL not qualified by prsc-
tice 10 become tramp, IL very likely
10 become one. or fare worse by becom.
ing criminal
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

The ladies' Of tie Presbyterian 'N'
Society" Springfield, will HAYES 80
or fancy AMI other articles, @sal-'
with supper a: the ro...lCacs o. ."
Misses Clay Ton. on tho 23rl i1s,' -
per f-om 2 to o o'clock ?. 10. Pnc' "
conts. Oysters extra. Proceeds -
Tor ;he beu,G. O 'lc cLurcb
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

Compl e Sci or H-rpgs Mngszin. con.
pricing 80 Volumes IN u.at cloth bindlng, vii
be ssnt ~ eGyres heigut - sIpeuse Of pur.
chaser, on receipt o. 9. 70 PER volume IN.
gle volumes D. mail, postpaid, - co. Cola
c"ses, Tor binding - rssIs, by mail, postpaid.
R~mitthnc,s sUuuid be made by PO.l.'las
Acbet Oider or Draft, 10 avoid Glance dl0i
NeusPfBers are not 10 copy this adyertstu,st
without The express order of Tia per 4 rotbaI
Adde'S HARPER & BROTHERS,
Dec -. 1879 New YOu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

w 'HNS" '''S AZ W PEI cent. yleioi
rs claimed for them, and railroad trans
portation at one cent or fraction less
per ton per mile. snd il is obvious that
they will successfully compete with
any in America, aud probably exec
all on the Atlantic slope in every iron
ore market Of Penns, lvsnia, Mary
land, W. Va, &C., &c.
We have reason tn suppose from
Dwights report and other reliable in
formation that the ore in quality fairly
riyalJ the Pilot Knob and Iron Noun
tain ores, Of the same character. in
Missouri.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12


i"E EAR PRODUCT OF GOLD And
'oiL' E"' nc annual report OF the
D'''''' VI Tue ohtteu states MINT
''"'e' 'h"' Tue P'o"uc''oh Oh the
precious '"e'A'' IN inc United
'''A'e' !" 1919 was coh'i"eraoly less
'h"' Vu"O oi Ihe preceding year. 1t
mas 'e'u''e" from inc o'h'h'she" yieid
" '"e ''''"ea VI '''e 'oihS'"cN 'o'e.
,'P'" ''"' "een re"o"eo o' i'ooo l'et
oe'o" '''o 'e" VI VIC larson rover an"
''' ''"Pe''''ne"'' "'' e"couhIere" rom
''0'"'n"'"' ''''' Vi wafer an" rom tue op
P''9'''' 'i'''"'"'e' WHO" discourage
ap' '.''- 'e'"'" O' ''' '''"' eNP'"' "l'o"''
as mos o"u'e' % '"'''''5 o'' !" '"o "
val 'e'" ~ '',o "V"'e' Is o.nc'a''y re
Po''e"' "''.i ~ 700 Was 7f'"'o'oo'
V. u''u s''n ~" s'''''' 'u' ""'ch 'o'
''''' - i''''oo"' 'Ho o,"'e '""P-
''ol'e'' raP"''S ~ "e on'y 9A''oo''i'o'
- from Tue P'ou"c''o" VI Tue Prece''l nS
year A''i'us "a VIC P'oN'c''o' VI We
'''''N '''''''''''"' 'o'
may '",' - N''' NV SPfe"' P'"on-
o'e '"a' '"o ''''''' " 'n"' 7'''e wiz
'l'NNo s"'' e'''' mus o'''''''u''""S !"
'n' mineral "''''' VI ''' County as
'hey nave III previous y'"'S' MS "e =
e'o''e '"7 '''l ." paw ''nPe''''''e''
- 'o' 'o9'','o " '"0 ''''' '"'''
p'o' ''''. " '''o N'"'"e - w" ~ VIC
i''oNS -no""'"'"'' ''''a''y u N'''-
,'' A"' ,ou,'''n y o'o' ''''o ~ t'"'
o'N - '""' ,''"'e u. ~
800 80 - rI',
P'e''''"s ye''' ""' ".n poD'oy 'u'
'''' =" '"',' - -, " 49, '''
49, o.,,c.I ,no,i,r onl c,noilo.o
ho,ioid - diT.ro,, loo,I;,io.
AL n;ro. :, ,,a 1r,i,.5 S,o,os Ito
pi,oc,o, os,i,,a,os,ho ,o,ol ,rod,c,io,
Of tho ,,ecio,s ,,ets1s in tbe c,,,,rc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

Coon Snors.-7r. Geo. Toad,o Dor.
chester co Nd, killed With one dis
charge ole double-barrel gun, last week.
Is wild ducks. 4 colored man named
Jake Lewis Of Hardy county. ON the 9th
inst, the Noorc6cll Examiner states.
killed eight Wild iurkic-, at one shot
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

The Zulu lady wears her wedding
ring IN her nose. a double purpose
is thus served. 1t discOursgo7 promis-
cuous kissing AMI she is in little dan -
ger Of losing her ring. She Away
nose where 10 is
a new kind Of sweet potato is cuiJi.
waited ia Kern County, CAL picked
specimens OF which weigh from fifteen
90 eialtec1 and tsenty.two pounds.
Chew Jack-ons Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
II said that there are many cases
Of diptLe7ia at Flntstone, Md.
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National Surgical Institute.

The annual visit of an Examining Surgeon
from this we'll known Institute will be made
to New Orleans December LIST, 1879. He will
have skilled assistants from the Home Insti'
tute, and will remain until December %, 1879.
Preparations for this visit are amply sufficient
to meet any increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring personal
attention should come early. that they may
have attention for the whole month If neces-
sary. In its chosen specialties, Club Feet,
Spinal and Hip diseases, Paralysis, contraction,
and diseases of the Joints, Catarrh, Diseases Of
tie Eye, Ear, ETC., and all other diseasee, this
Institute is unexcelled. Refers by permission
to the many well known citizens OF New Or
leans who are its patrons.
Rooms, as before, at No l66 st. Charles st
where we will be pleased to see our old pa
tients, with as many new ones as may choose
to call. For further particulars write TO Ma
tional Surgical Institute, Indianapolis, Ind.
Philadelphia. Pa, or Atlanta, Ga