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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
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Il German WJfe.-"The most ex.
traordinary suicide in the WORLDS re.
cord," it is said, has lately occurred a,
Jena. II seems that Doctor M
s., whose name is suppressed from
delicacy, was taken i'll with singular
species of hypochondriasm, which
plunged him into incurably low spirits
and bafied all the efforts Of the Doc.
tors. His wife, lovely and accom-.
plished young lady Of high connexions
at Leipsic, being informed that moth
ing but real and lasting grief would
cure hismalady,by turning his thoughts
into another channel, resolved to offer
herself a sacrifice for her husbands
health. She accordingly, one evening
when the professor was absent, stabbed
herself with dagger to the heart. On
forcing an entrance they found her
dead. The unfortunate husband ar
rived at this moment, the following
letter with firm hand upon sheet Of
common paper, lay upon the table:
"More unhappy than thou hast been,
thou canst not be, my most beloved !;
happier then who mayest become with
real misfortune. There is often won.
derful blessing in misfortune; you will
surely find itso. We suffered togeth.
er ONE SORROW thou knowest how l
suffered in silence: no reproach ever
came from you-much hast thou low.
ed me. II will be better for the. Why7
| feel, but have not words to express
what | feel. We shall meet hereafter
free and unfettered. But thou wilt live
out thy time upon earth.-Fulfl, then,
thy destiny, and act with energy. Sa.
lutte all whom loved, and tho loved
me in return, ill in all eternity we
meet. Thy CHARLoTTE."
Marvellous to say, the Doctor has
recovered entirely since the tragic and
awful sacrifice has been made for his
happiness. The Physicians declare
with truly German nonchalence, that
"no medicine could have worked with
half so much potency either on mind
or body" There is something pain.
fully interesting in this magnanimous
error Of noble nature, yet notwith.
standing the abundant love and heroic
self devotion which il exhibits, there is
in it such conduct, something SO un-
natural such an utter want of all
religious feeling, that we cannot repel
a sensation Of horror as the mystic en-.
thusiasm which could cause such a
deed.
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NO. ~.

the same, and then placing a large
trunk on the bed; she (the girl Sarah)
then went up stairs again, and in less
than minute returned to the room
with the corpse of the murdered ins
FAINT in her arms. which was as black
as coal. The dreadful sight shock
ed him (deceased) so much that be was
nearly fainting, and be was anxious to
leave the house but, as knife was ~
ing on the table, he was afraid the girls
would murder him if he attempted to
quit; that on the same night the girls
buried the body Of the child under the
stairs; tina. he (deceased) was so shock
ed and alarmed at the murder the girls
had perpetrated that he never went 10
see them again. Subsequently, 4 boy,
called the Countryman, met him, (ds-
ceased and said that the girls were in
the habit of going to the Brown Bear,
opposite the London Dock-gate, and
that he had met them there, and heard
the girl called Sarah accused OF having
murdered child /; which she denied,
asserting that lad named George Aus
tin had committed the deed; and, said
the boy Countryman to the deceased,
"keep away from them, if you don's
wish to be hanged" The lad Barsto-
len, in continuation OF his evidence.
stated that the deceased, in relating all
the above circumstances to him, ex.
pressed the greatest dread and horror
at the situation he had placed himself
in by his own imprudence, and added,
that few days previously. he (dec'd.1
had met the girl Sarah in the street, 81
because he would not accompany her
home TO her lodgings, she abused him
(deceasad9 and said, "Then, SO help
me God, will split about the murder.
and get you scragged;" Changed y 90
also threatened, if he did not get her
"a by the following night, to get him
(deceased) apprehended Immediately (
that he was SO alarmed at the threats
held GU, that he ran away, when the
girl pursued him, calling out "Stop
thief!' but THAI he succeeded in getting
away, and reached his fathers in >
state Of great distraction. Verdict
Insanity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

4 gyeat discovery, If tvue Porta.
BILE MIX The principle or essence Of
new milk has at length been extracted
by evaporation at Paris, called Lacto-
line, which is unaltered by heat and
moisture, and TO which the addition Of
pine-lenths of water makes excellent
new milk. What marvellous &C.
COMMUNICATION this would bs for our
packets, and all sea vessels, ana for
travellers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
SATURDAY, APRIL rs, 1896.
we poor citizens can hardly relish the
taste ofit.-Bah. Farmer.

Anecdote.-A worthy clergyman in
the cUaatry caused read to be made
through his ground for the accommo-
dalton ofthe neighborhood. he
was experimenting the workmen, a
aobleman rode by, whose life was net
quite SO regular as it ought TO be. As
he passed, he accosted the clergyman
thus swell, doctor, for all your pains,
| take il this is not the road to heaven"
replied the clergyman, "for if
it had been, | should have wandered
at seeing your lordship here"
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-leaps off by fits,
And falls again, as 10th to quit his hold.


And falls again, as 10th to quit his hold"
Death is constantly stalking around
him, and as his pallid and famished
features, the Grave, which holds the
most prominent station among these
themes, and consequently affords the
most pleasing exercise for his Thoughts,
is brought to mind with double force.
For who has not often reflected on the
dark and gloomy abode of deaths vic.
tims-the final resting place alike of
the mighty and the low, the powerful
and the weak, the magnificent, and OF
him above whose cold and silent breast;
stands ne monumental memorial. II
is theme which the weak and humble
Christian contemplates with pleasure
and delight. The very slave, while
grooming under the weight Of his chains
at thought of the Grave, feels bis heart
swell with pride, that there he shall
stand on an equality with his naughty,
cruel, and unfeeling destroyer.
There is something in the naughty
precincts of the morrow house--the ul-
innate dwelling place ofall-where the
proud king and the lowly cottager, the
noble 10 state, and the magnificent in
ruin ---"where oil the undisturbed to-
gether le." When we turn TO the re-
cords of Antiquity, and call to mind
from memory's wide waste the host of
sages who shone as the stars in the fir
mament, and think of their learning,
their wisdom, and their glory, the soul
OF modern man is bowed in humble
Submission, and disgust is attached to
all the distinctions of the earth.
The mighty ofold The PhiIoso.
pher and Statesmen ofyears gone by |!
Where are theya How many forgot
temp They, their deeds of valor, their
virtues, their magnanimity, all have
been long slumbering in the pump of
oblivion. The classic soil once trod
by them which teemed with animation
and where once the song of Joy from
hearts OF glee was sent, now is desola.
ton rude. The silent sepulchres Of
the dead have enclosed all within their
narrow bounds, and the "lallen wall'
conceals them from the astonished sigh,
ofthe wandering pilgrim to tina. vene-
rated, but benighted land. Where are
the heroes who sounded the clarion OF
war along the fertile plains of Italy, Of
Pharsais, at Marathon, PIatae and
Mycalal The clarion's voice hath
died away upon the breeze, the clash
ing of shields is heard no more the
casiels above whose walls the flag oil
freedom proudly waved, and the spear
glittered, have tumbled into dust; the
night winds sigh among the trembling
fragments of ancient splendor the
wild ivy twines in beautiful festoons a.
mong the decaying turrets and mar
proud, majestic man-who once
fought and won, he who reared the
structure
| "sleeps where all must sleep"
| VIOLA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

In France, recently, a powerful
young man attempted the following
feat, to settle wager With the aid
of a rope he raised, with his teeth, a
cask of cider, containing AZ gallons,
and carried it, withou, stopping, a.
cross yard of considerable extent.
When, however, he bad put down his
burden, he was incapable of shutting
his mouth, and in few days died.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25
THE GRAVE.

Recent events Of a saddening tenden-
cy, have produced the conviction, if
conviction we're before wanting, that
man is naturally prone to serious re-.
Elections. He often reverls to themes
OF melancholy nature, and like The
fame of the expiring lamp,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

GT The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Deposite Banks, not to re-
ceive for public dues, after the 3oth Sep
TENDER any bank notes of less denomina-
tion than five dollars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

The Liverpool Standard states that
the British ship Linton made her passage
from Savannah to Liverpool, distance
of 1850 miles, in twenty-one days, which
was 2o3 miles day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

A noble cheese.-The editor Of the
Buffalo IN. W Journal, describes a
cheese which was TO be seen (perhaps
nibbled) in that city, manufactured by
Clark Dart, and David Camp of Ham.
burg, and weighed three hundred; be.
ing eight feet and three inches in CIR
conference.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

u JAMES BRowN, Esq. late Minister
Of the United States to France, died in
Philadelphia on the 18th.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

Map'e Sagar.-There is great deal
OF TINS ar'icle manufactured in New
Hampshire. The weather for the last
week has been just the thing fol our
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-25

r, Caueus.--The term is said by some
Ingenious gentleman TO be derived from
Cacus the robber. This is not at all
Improbable, seeing that the monster of
,he present day, is quite as apt in s,ea-
sung away the liberties of the people,
as was his prototype, in secreting the
cows OF Hercules. - The Appeal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

-. =. RROW.r = CO.
ESPECTFCLLS inform a public that
10 ,hsy have purchased the sssortnent Of
spI<sasS
jewellery * Fancy Goods,
next door 10 the Globe tavern in Shepherds
tovp. To which they are making frr,h add
tioas. and intend keeping . fun md CON
piete sssoSsmeut OF all artieies IN their line
surh - the most
Fashionable and splendid JEWELLERY.
Gosd and silver Watches &C every quaiiy,
Cie~ks sol Nsosei Time Pieces.
Engiish B<'ttsei. Ware, hy the YET or piece
Pistols, Dirks, Canes and whips.
Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knives,
R,xors, Rsxor snops-Fsaey SOAP,
Perfumes Of every variety,
And every osh<r Kind Of fancy article shs,
- bs called for.
They have IN their employ 6rst-r,ie work
nen, manufacturing silver Ware, Plate, &c
>aeh NJ Spoons, Ladies'. Sugar Toegs. en-.
bo~ssd or raised Tea Sets-rruft Dishes and
1,sksts-ssd every other article Co order
Watches e,refally repaired. and warrant
Ell 10 run we'll for - moath..
Lngr,vinS upon Canes, Umbrellas, Door
Trunk and Card Plates, &c. sc. neatly exc
eut~I-
Injured or broken Jewellery repaired viii
despatch: and the highest prices given 90,
Old Sold and silver.
Lsds<s md geatiemsn are Invited On En-!
! md essnise. ~ they may depend uroa eve
~ article being offered al the lowest po.sib,,
psi<ss.
sbeyherdstowu. Jan g, Is35.-G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-12

Dary Croekeff.-The correspondent
OF the Portland Advertiser rebates thai
tins honest representative had Pei biH
which he was anxious 90 gct thruogi-
and ono day last week. he moved -hna
the orders be postponed 60 allow hi-a
10 call up the said ball Bot Il mas osz
OF order, as all other spccizi orders had
been LAID aside, by voae ID the House.
for the Dcposite Ball DaSsd Was tben
for resciadsze fSaf rofss Bot fbe
Speaker told him. that the -eatlcana.
from Virginia was entitled 10 the 6o.or-
At last, like trce'd bear. The hunler ID
the western PraiIies turned 10 hay- aad
with great desperation, exclaimed
mister Speaker-an't there no hon
can fix ~" And doxn he szf 1nsd
the plaudits OF has amssed andsenoe-
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VIRGINIA. To ~r-
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BeaHtJai Coap1rison--A gallant
New England knish: of the qaiil. des-
cribing \ country dance, saws --Tbe
gorgeous strings Of GAS heads xia sOz
alisten ON the bearing bo~oras ID the
villages. like polished rui.ses reszsns
on the delicate surface of warm 4fse
dumplings-"
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WOUSE RSsei LOT
FOR RENT

VNsIE HOUSE AND LOT IN Chsris.,o~n.
- Pgsssst ~ he oseupsncy 81 Mr. Geo.
tsstai. y oa-sed fos Fsnt The Mouse J. 90
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