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New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOOKS
BOSTON Friday. Dec. Is, 1881.
Dec. 10. 1881.
ar-.A--.- r.. -.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rel1ralLLDN [ lAtlt - u. YEtI-
FRIDAY, Dec. l6.--P. NJ.

EklDA1, j'cC' AO.--fs N.
While the stock market to-day generally was
about as dull usual it was not 30 entirely barren
Of incidents and interesting features the markets
lately have been The early dealings were
enlivened by the smart and rapid advances
In the prices for the Virginia railroads
Richmond and Dauville stock opened at
1852 aud rose 10 l64; Richmond, Dsnviile and
West Point started At 80 and sold up to l59, and
Richmond and Alleghany rose from 39si to AZ The
total transactions in the stocks named amounted
only to 10 COO shares. and their closing figures were
from 2l2 to 3s per cent OF from the best figures.
Louisville and Nashville, and Nashville Chattanoo-
ga and st. LOUIS and Memphis aud Charles
ton also contributed toward making matters
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE, Dec 16otton steady NdtlilQ, II &c. Flon'
u9c9pngsG Hg"ara 80 street @ S ana %gserR p 2 Cy
Mills Super - 5OGsj p; do Extra - 2OGso -; DO 90
Family - %, Wheat-soathern stronger; esern higher
WaryanG tu II 49, no. esren Winter Red spot and
DecembeI - 3SdSl 3Sli January. 81 ooGtl 35SG re FEB
nrntrj Western mgher southern White 672e6-c; 10. Ye
eoaJnerh 5OG5ic: Western White, 50a53c.; do Nike.
Iay changed Prime 10 Chcice Pennsyyania end Mary
BGfrAo, Dec 1GF!oaT dun md unSPanrsd; Wheat quiet
and unchaaged sales 900 Pmsh & No z yea @ NlS b N e,Si
Hard Duluth II 27la Com steady with iaIr demand
. Yo TTed S Western Quoted az 1sa50c White 52c
Lsoy in fair demand sales 800 bush C&naia at o IL
held at GsI 10 Freghts-To New.York by rail- Wheat
ao S6 Wheat goo lash Corn 2d9oo PasR %s5 5G. 91.s
Wheat. 600 bath Corr IS 055 bush Oats $500 bush.
DEfho Dee GSHT steady n[ ~ 92SSS c3. ~ @heat
a. g o;g 4 Ia49gry 4Ss S S no see a 10 y %h 81 So
aIas Clover See! dp o ,TTe - 10 o BeoeiPisF9r ns
1900 bush shgments-FIour, 1000 bbIsj Wheat eOoO
CicA5o pee ic-Fiour dull and nncnangoa Wheat in
fur demand, but at ,ower rates No 'McaS9 SIrihg,
n ~ February No. 3 dc. 81 l22 Rejected; sOG'5c
& Gi1 T5. r g peeem6rr 81 &C. January; 81 TO- Feb.
ruary. Gi4oG61c. May; Rejected 59@31Lc. nat' @p,
nay: a a &C. February; 80 Nav. Rye steady and
ehaGsc J5c Barley iay aeti and shade higher az
rr el 5. Ncw eI6 II /. ca aud Decent er; @ =
6 %. January; %lb 97%a%i7 February: elI ~ March
ccnbrr: O-c January; l2Gc February ll35c March;
BuIsmes lady with fair demand Whiskey STEADY and
pmiADELrurl Dec. leFour nactlye Western ana Penn.
7t: Pcuusy auia. Family *5 DO do Ghoce - 90;
Id vc Pcss 81 s-' winter Wheat Paents Good = 90
yc Flour gne ws.ern ana Ia1L 30 - wbclt
au No Eed. On track 81 3si DO February. y 3, ~ Z,
prompt shipment nominal at 81 20, free on boapL hye
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
ErRopEAN MARKErs

LIVERPOOL, Dec 6-2:0OD p m.-POrk-Prtm Mess Eastern
anil AZ 80. Western dull 74L BaCOn-CumbeTian1
hmer At 5zg short l.iD hrmor at 32s Long SIear
al 4S Snort Clear nrmcr AZ 40. Hams-LOng cut
dul Or ShoGders duli AZ 81. for new bsef-lndia
Exra Mess nrm at lll3 Prime Ness dull
yzL Lard-Prime "ester dull At 5d9d Iali0w-IIime
1urpcntuc-Splfita. At 4Utd
dull llod Common, stosdy 0ld Cheese
Amencan ChOce steady at iBd LaTd on here Flour
dui Al a. Mhea-NO White, duh 1000:
No Spnng. al ld7d; Winter New Western, hrm
al lUlOd. COrn-MIed, deady ~ 0lOtd COttOnt teed OIL
Yellow American. none mere. R0sin-COmmOn at London
steady 5f9d. TurDenuRe-sDIis Al London. dull AZ
3g,9d
LIVERPOOL Dec 16S;OU o. Breadstuns-t steady
b1ud Dor for New MIed esern: Flour, l06d. for
Peas 6lOd per GENITAL for Canadian. Wheat IH6d
al0gd California White lUlOdDl l3d for California
Club l03ddll for Rid Western Spring
LIvERPOO, Dec. l64 mIhe receipts Of Wheat for the
pasi l6S.OOO sentas including $4,000
American
LONDON. Dec l6-S:00 n.-rCalcutta' Lnseed AZ. per
quarter Sperm OH. f579&6o per ton; Pae Ronn. ia
1UiOd spirits Turpenune Az per cwt Refined PetcO
leum. 57saod Spirits OF Petroleum. 9ad alod per SALON
Common tOsn. 6Jd Lnseed On &25.5 toL-
ANTWERP Dec. l8-PetroIeum. lSe francs for nne pale
Aaenca Ncsrs Lard cl0sos at las francs per loo kos
HAyKR. Dec. l6-WcOrs Lara closed Al 10 francs
30 oenumes 30 kioa
BKRHKN dec. l6.-WilooX's Lard closed at So marks 90
pfennigs 40 pounds Petroleum marks 10 pennings
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

IoypoS Dec lG-l23O .. m-Atlantic and Great west
eIn Gst trustees cerbcates 81; DO second l64
IeadiBg, .diIwaukee and 81. Pau common. IL.
LDABON 10 m.-FaTs biVlCct quote IITce per
cent Teutes IS irabcs > confines tor tho IccOu'
LONpOS Dec. IU--3.U y. ni.-AtaDtC and Great West
ern rst mortgage trustees certificates 81 = do sccond,
III che, ABas Illinois Central, l31 Reading. 30
IOSDON. Dec. l6.-4 m.-lhe amount OF bullion win
from tho Back Of England ON balance ooday IL
10000.
LONDON Dec 1850 D. m--P9us a1viceg quote three
peT cent - g2 ceDmes for the account
PARIS. Dec l6G.3O q. -EGchaARe oa London 70 ira1eS
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessels and B1H'odN.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec 1G. lS7l.
GENERAL Market REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. 10. ISL
AsHEs-Cui t, st,aIy.

7,
IHiCDRN- nchaIgtn. ,o- .
CuFFEr-Ei, LuIl. mcdaniel; Far cargocs
s4,c4 s Tag. llrYctius lib bags OK NANNY 10 p'ih
terms iu Baltimore, 900 bass Ia-r s"id al lV@' H.
grAcl4 y dtl aie-, 1000 mas PlDais luc tN Luz "''
l5c 400 bags Mardcu", private teIIs quot' V2"i'''
tUAL-t;rly active ara nrn.
COEUAGt.- Unchanged
COGPENNGL SrOC Kin moderate demand ana sIo'Oy'
COCOA-Quet, unchanged. ,
COTTGNHSpo CoiioI "a et and stead aiy.nc' OF
I aIe4 i.2 udles last oy,une' iuc!uhh DO
brs Tor spinning spccula ami 4t.e uats
transit Delivered contract i,tuj a"s ftttlI Nv Nv
44.uaI against 90, 80 bales tl Ni
ast Wcrk and Q,.O b9lr last for the Nc 'i ~
baics against ~G bales iast ana zo,"D htr' E-
yelr succ september .,I-2,5Ul hat-aEAHst -,'J40
Ia same period la-t ycaT.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17

CINCINNATI, Dec. le--Four easier but not quotably low
receipts 7UU bushi Shipments 6,O0O bush. Corn hrn
No : Mixed, 6sAa65e, Oats steady No. Mixed, 4ec.
Rye dali al II 0BdS O53,. Barley dull at 81 90. PORK
dun and IN nal at sl7 Bukmeats quiet but steady
b54C; Clear Rib. Sstc Bacon easier; shOul-
ders 7sc Clear Rib lO4c Gear Sides l0a4c. WhisKey
Quot 81 l5eombnaton sales OF finished goods 4SO Gbs
on basis of 81 To- Butter firm aud unchanged. Sugar
steady unchanged hogs n good demand az 9 prces
CoalInOu and Light $6Qs6 10; Packing and Butchers,
as IOeEG go receipts 5.sG head shipments ll00 head
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
OFHCR OF THB ToLIsDo. DBLPHos ASD(
BURLINGTON X. r Co, \
TOLEDO ONO, Nov. l6 1881. }
NOTICE.

stockholders OF the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
pany unwilling O. suireader the guarantees OF he
Railway Company, opposed In the proposed
cnnsniafon OF the Metropu Company with the Manat
ran company requested 10 communicate with the under
sIgued stating tho number OF thelr shares.
9'e" 5TOU [ n co, 25.liroad-st
NeU.York Noy. &c 1881. s H. KNEELAND, 81 W all-st
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
financial.

financial.
ALL who are interested in railroad business
~ and mileage stltiscs should get THE TRlBU NEAL
MANACiOr liil uDg r,Li5 bnco - o5ltt ~ hl
EAS STOCKS and City K. Il. Stocks and Bonds
III nonSht and snI n r. HEWITT, 81 Exchauge-psce
GWYNNE & DAY,
TRANSACT A GENERA BANKING AND BROKER
ACE Al; SINEsS IN RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS &c
oF1cE OF THE TOLEDO DRLPHos ASD)
BURLINGTON X. r. Co, Z
TOLEDO, 0nlu Nov l5 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
y meeting Of the Stockholders OF THE TOLEDO. DEL
ptioS ND BURLINGTON X. X. CO.. held at the prtnoi
pa oico company In the city OF Toledo oho at
clck m ON Tuesday, December 90 1881 Tor the purpose
M yong upon articles consolidation OF said company with
The Toso Cincinnati and ~ Louis T. Co.. acorporatlon
M ma states OF and Illinois, and for tho purpose OF
transacng other business ~ may come before said
Tho transfer books Dec l6 und reopen Dec 81.
nv order OF the Board OF Directors. -
~ VIVA " HERBEItT STEWARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
POST, MARTIN g. CO.,
81 PANE STREET.
THE SILVER CREAM COMPANY,
CALCUTTA,
IArE srrARr. HuNDAS q COMPANY.

LATE STUART DUNDAS & COMPANY.
export any part OF the world Indian ler-
chandsc produce Of every description Orders must have
provisional attached 10 the extent OF 20 csas
osoated value balance drawn for under cover Of docn-
meutS.
The silver Cream Company receive commission and auc-
sale IN the indian market merchandise and tc podae
tons OF other countries .
The : G. Company better position than any house
In India ship cigars Of brands tho Company having
their mandatory in Burnh Every cigar Is guar
anterd the very best material prOcrabc In
India Cigarettes being also Of the Compaacs special
ties -
very choice Of samples viii be dispatched PJss
paid. ~, ,u.,., ,o,, -, III, ,,oo,
r1ny business they shipping very largely To Australia Sa1
fIan'LSoo An" VIZ N"po " 49, CtH STUART ManaEer
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
,1ru nnnrr uAnrrrs-ny rELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEdhAfh'
BuFFAIO Dec. l6-CATrLR.Recepts today 3oo 70 head %
total for thus far lO3 head Tor same uo st
500. cunAgued through 3lj cars market
and Of Extra Stoers al " oO@@ Ri " oVu'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
FLINT AND pERE MARQUETTE.

/ he following were the receip,s and shipments at
anu from Chicago aud milwaukee, to-day:
tJ;5iJJ. b',Islsi
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
financial.

BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
ID get the Tribune Aninac TOR 1891 gyss the aguros
Uned5tstes asyedue aai GrpeaIturs since lsIa Pu0a
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17

Actual Sales 1 GO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
The First Wrong Button.

"Dcsr me r. said little Janet. ~ but.
toned just one button wrong, and that
made all tho rest wrong and Janet
logged away and fretted. as IL thu poor
buttons were n. fault for her trouble.
"Patiencc! patienoer' said mamma.
smiling 81 the little fretfui face. sand
next time. look out for the frss wrong
button; then you'll keep all tho rest
right. And" added mamma. AZ the
last button wa, put in its place and
the scowling face was smooth once
more, ''look out for the first wrong
deed OF any kind; another and another
are sure TO follow"
Janet remembered how, one dsy not
long ago, she struck baby Alice /: that
vac the FIRST wrong deed. Then sbe
denied having done it; that WAS ano-
thcr- Then she was unhappy and cross
AL day because she had told a iie.-
What long list or buttons fastened
wrong just because one went Stbnr-2
because her naughty little hand struck
baby Tue beet thing she could do TO
make 1t right again was 10 tell mamma
hoe naughty she had been. and ask
her to forgive her; but that was much
harder than just 70 do the buttons again.
Janet thought il oil over, and bet wcen
the buttons and her very unhappy day
think she learned never again TO for
get 10 look out for the fret wrong decd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
- . -
I + X Il Il LIE RTURE

The Carlisle Pa, Volunteer says: On
Thursday evening, the sth inst. after a
family of Fraukford township, Cumber.
land County, had retired. Mrs. Mentzer
With several of the children remained
up to sew carpet rags. The mother had
finished ball of carpet rags and play.
fully rolled it to the other end OF tho Ia.
bic to her younges, child, little girl of
four years, saying as she did 20: Nov.
Minnie, we'll go TO bed The little
girl caught the bali and in an innocent
way threw IL back, saying, Catch IL.
mamma But alas ! this pleasant little
family episode had sudden and fearful
termination. The hall struck the Iamp
knocking it of the table into the moth.
er's lap, where it exploded, saturatine
her clothing and igBiting. Instantly
her whole body wss enyeloped in flames
aud she screamed for help at the too OF
her voice. Mr. Mentzer rushed from
his chamber TO find the Whole kitchen
filed with flames and smoke, in which
the form Of his unfortunate wife was
scarcely distinguishatlo. lie nc once
caught her in his arms and did bis ot-
most 70 smother the FIRE and tear away
the burning clothes. In answer TO her
cries he carried her out where water was
thrown upon her and the Gre extinguish.
ed, bot not until she was so severely
burned that she died in about twenty
hours afterward.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
HOW TO LIVE LONG.

we have. to a great extent, the pow
er OF prolonging our lives. Living b.
rule, and obeying natures simple laws.
may seem very irksome Mt first. but do.
ing SO soon becomes habit, and a
blessed habit, and one that tends TO
happiness, to comfort and to length OF
days.
A great deal might 10 said about the
benefits Of regularity in our modes and
ways OF living. As proof of the ben i
ficiaiity of regular living. the fact that
old people who have once settled down
10 kind of groove oflire cannot be IN
settled therefrom. even for a few days.
without danger to health and life itself,
They may have, perhaps, their regular
time for getting up in the morning, Ger.
tain methods OF ablution. certain kinds
and qualities Of food and drink. certain
hours for taking these, certain times for
rest, exercise ami recreation and a hun
cred other things, which, taken sepa-
ratel y, may seem but tribes, but taken
IN the aggregate make up their lives,
and they know and feel that they must
not be unsettled. The wheels OF life
will run long in grooves, but soon run
out over rough, irregular roads. Habits.
whether good or bad. are easily formed
when one is young. but when one gets
mp in years IL is terribly difficult and
Outlines dangerous to set tbcm aside.
Therefore. study, il you woald live long
to be regular in your habits OF life ia
every way, and lot your regularity have
good tendency.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

Il will got my sister Julia 10 come
and help me-she wants 10 spend the
winter here. and I can easily make up
the beds. Oh think what 1t will save.
And they SAL down that evening and
reckonsd II up; aud they resolved when
they had finished, that not a word
should be spoken or the matter outside.
Even Uncle Daniel should be kept in
ignorance.
That was Thursday. And tho FOL /.
lowing Monday morning John and his
crew, with three yoke of oxen, went
into the forest four miles away from
homo. They had Il good camS there,
and . stove. where they could cat their
dinner In comfort aud cook when they
pleased. The gang was q good one, aud
taking the cue FROM their employer, the
hired men we're industrious, decorous
and happy. And the old oaks cut an
10 far better advantage than John had
expected. The weather wss favorable
tuo sieddioE g0esl T. and iha depot
where the ties were to be delivered was
ten miles distant. Thoy worked In the
camps or in the woods just one hundred
days.
During the first week Of April, John
met bis contractor, and settled with
him. receiving his check for two thou
eand four hundred and fifty dollars. He
nad agreed TO pay his men q dollar q
day each. and board them. There were
i've hundred dollars. He had bought
TWO yoke OF oxeo, but those were cash
on hand, and worth one third more on
the sixth day Of April than they had
pcen when he bought. And then he
and Mary sat down to reckon up tho
other expenses. John could show a
hundred dollars for keeping OF teams in
the woods. and
But what wa, the use J? After every
possible thing was taken out, they would
bave full fifteen hundred dollars left.
OF course tho old oaks were gone. but
what blessed returul
put there was another thing that en-
tered into the SUM OF the cause Of his
gratitude. When he came to settle
with his contractor he lesrued from him
that eariy in September last past. Mr..
Jonas HapGood had made proposition
70 him for furnishing five thousand ties ;
ana lie had said that he expected 70
take them from piece of property
which would shortly come into his pos
session, and of the value Of which the
tGon present owner was not aware.
However, It eau all be told in a few
words more. Before striking into the
springs work on his farm, John went
down to Portland and bought up the
note and mortgage on his farm, and
left five hundred dollars il the bank,
Uncle Daniel was at first unwilling to
believe. But he rene nbered the grand
Old oaks; and remembered OF having
heatd Old Peter talk Of setting up a
camp out III those woods for making
barrel staves; bu. ho never did it. lie
never had the spur to the effort, SO he
never made it.
But John had the spur. Aye-and
be bad the spirit, the will, and the
pluck And he had his reward. He
sat in his quiet home. home of his
own, home redeemed. and his wife and
child in health and bsppiness--sat there
inoependent-the only farmer ia the
town whose personal check would be
honored at sight in the city bank IN.
Y. Lcd1er
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

Those Of as who have all tho comforts
NO need and who obtain many luxuries
we might, without care, deny cursel-
yes OF, in these happy days of buying
and giving must not forget the claims
other than those of kinship. The re-
peating OF an incident related By q
preacher OF Port Ansti1, Michigan, a
homo missionary whose circuit cmbra-
ces a part of the burnt district. may
help to show ssme wkere part Of The
money allotted To the needy Nigh, go.
This missionary in writing OF the case
OF woman TO whom he gave Eve doll
lars adds: "In q moment she fell on
her knees, held MP the bill in her hand
saying, o God. tbis ia too good Of you |;
then begged me 10 take BALI the amount
and give IL TO poor neighbor mile
away.-VaIiey Spirit.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

TIE PEPPERxIST CRoP.-The Pep
permint crop of the United States has
for the past few years reached the a.
mount OF 10000 pounds per year, OF
Which about $4,000 pounds wero anpu.
ally exported. TWo-thirds Of the pep.
peimint oil Of this country Is produced
IN New York. and about one-third in
Michigan. The best oil comes from
Wayne county, New York, where il il
carefully prepared by man named
Hotchkiss. whose namc II bears, and
usually brings 20 cents moro than tho
common. The plant is a perennial one
aod is planted ia the spring. The next
year 1t is ready for emitting and eeBer-
ally may DO cut for three years. The
best yield ls given in the fret and So
cond years Of cutting; in the third year
the plant becomes bitter. After the
plant becomes four years oil IL Is not
cut, and the 6eId is plowed over and a
ne" crop planted. Tie usual method
OF planting is in rows, and ia ADJUST
the plant is ready for cutting.
Ii Is stated that The Laplandors suffer
moro than any othor nation from tue
annoyance Of guats,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

o MARRIED MAN ELoPEs WITH A
HIRED GiRL.-Tbo Highland Recorder
says that on last Thursday night a
week, @. KeDney Rexrodo, who lived
four miles east OF Monterey, eloped
with his wife's bred girl, Belle Pritt.
having first sold all The available prom.
erty in bis possession. IL is thought
they have gone TO Texas. His wife.
whom be leaves with two children, Is q
most amiable and eslimable woman, and
Why their conjugal relations we're not
feiicitous is not explained. Great and
just indignation is felt against the pro.
h'gate husband. while the unfortunate
wife, who lie also predisposed 10 con-
sumption, has the sympathies Of all"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
NEWSPAPER LAWS

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ID, contrary, are considered as wishing 10 con-
tGle their subscription
Il subscribers order the discontinuance OF
,hsiF periodicals., the Publishers may continne
to send then nntil al! arresrages are paid.
II the subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
,hsi; periodicals from the Office to which thew
ere directed, they are held responsible uptiI
ib% hs7e settled their bills and ordered them
Discontinued.
Any person Who receives q newspaper and
HNSes use on IT, whether he has ordered il or
net, is held in law 10 be u subscriber.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
SR. e. =. BERKELEY.

shFlNG located IL Remney. tenders bis
4 professional services 10 the public, in all
We h'nrch"s Of bis profession. Asa gusrau tee
81 rs professional q Notifications, he would state
ihai or " graduate Of ore Of the most reputa-
',' Medical Colleges in the United States has
sab an ,V9rderce Of 20 years active practice,
; ears u which he was surgeon in the Uui.
''d states Army. Office, next to SIR. Gilkeson's
NV cEI-e, Sept. %, lssl.-6m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

IT issaid that during BIr. Conkling's
second term in Congress, ne was
speaking one day and turned several
times TO Judge Thurman. The great
Ohioau became n little neftled
w hen the Senator turns about and
addresses me as he has half n dozen
times, does he expect nc to respond?'
ne asked. Senator ConkIing respon-
ded when / speak to tho law I
turn to the Senator az the Mussulman
turns toward Mecca. / look TO him
as would look to tho common law
OF England, the worlds most copious
volume Of human jurisprudence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

REMARKABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The remarkable operations performed in
Germany recently by eminent surgeons.
these in which the stomach or abdomen
had TO be opened have been At once the
most dangerous and the most success,
full. After the achievements Of DIR. Bill.
roth. OF Vienna in the removal Of can.
GERS from The stomach. comes now DR..
Schinenger. professor in the Universi-
ty OF Freiburg win two cases IN which
obst'ueLions in the entrnils had to be
removed. In one case, that OF a wo-
men, section Of one OF the intes,ines
had to be cot out and The severed ends
seWed together. In both eases speed
recovery followed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23

, No c'n''17e 70 act ss Solicitors for Patents.
Trade marks, Copyrights, etc. for the
..'l sta'a' Canada, Cubs. Eogland, France
&c. Nc have had Thiuy.67s Years
'a'HF ,btaircl through ne are noticed 10
s'hc Amorir1n. This large snd splen-
Illustrated week'y paper. 50 90 a year
. r'Tress Of Science, Is very interest
'l fas au enormous circulation Address
CO.. Psteni Solicitors. Publishers OF
..o american - Park Row, New York.
''.' oock avcgt Patents sent free.
Ne'. ls. 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
TERMS OF ADvERrIsrNo i.

The rates Of advertising are, for an inch or
less, OSs DOLLAR AND FIsry Cssrs for three
iaseF;ions-'"'s'r ones 10 tie satne proportion.
gseh continuance 37l cents.
Qsueely half yearly, snd yearly advertise
n.aisiaseUed ~ p liberal reduction on the above.
YEARLY advertisers disseminating during the
,tr will be charged regular rates.
Soaivorti5erieut, 20 be considered by the mon Oh
OF year unless specified on the manuscript or pre.
vously agreed upon between tho parties.
Resolntionsoi associate ns, eomnu uicstions Of
limited interest Az. nctices OF deaths exceedin o.
IEs t'SsS will be charged eve cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
NQDTHdE.

AT INSTITUTION Deaf, Dumb 4 Blind
~ AIR E5S ES made aud Ken.
oY"tcd
BROOM = for sale By sho dozen, and
''r7'aEcl 'or Groom Corn.
Zero SLED IN The Shoe sad Tailor shops.
Apply 70 toe Shops.
PRINCIPAL.
Eomney, ". We. Nov. 10. 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-23
Court Directory for 1881.

ci'cnit Court for Hampshire county Ere,
Iaeslsy in March, 4,h Tuesday In May aud 3rd
Tuesday in September.
Connty Court, the ist Tuesdays In January,
kpii and October, snd the last Tuesday ia july
Circuit Courts.
H'rdy, 3:d Tuesday In March and 9Th Tues
ssy IA Way, and lst Tuesday ia October
fInerAl, lie; Tuesday in May and September.
ss' t.h Tuesday in November.
Stsdt' ist Tuesd9y in April aud June, aud
3id Tuesday in October.
Feedieion, Bird Wednesday in april and Juno
snd LEI Wednesday in November