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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

all the Virginia newspapers all
urge the necessity Of immediate and co.
ergetic action upon the question. We
are pleased that this matter is taken
up with SO commendable a degree oil
zeal--iast year we had it, ne believe,
all to ourselves, but now the measure
seems TO meet with general support.
1t is a little singular that Virginia,
with SO many opportunities Of employ.
ing money advantageously, should so
long allow herselfto be far behind her
sister states in the amount Of her ban
king capital, and this too when there
is such urgent cause for exertion to
prevent her sinking still farther back
in her relative position among her CO.
temporaries. The banking capital Of
Virginia, in 1884, was $5,6o4,5o0
while that Of the little state of Rhode
Island was $500, 900; that OF New
York $3l, $780, 900; that Of Louisiana
$33 900 goo; Massachusetts upwards
of $29, 900, 900, &c. Half million,
at least, Of the little capital We have
had, will be Withdrawn blythe closing
Of the branch hank Of the U. S. 1t
must be increased.--Wiaeh. Virg.
TIE editor Of the Lutheran Obser-
yer, Who hes just returned to his desk
from short excursion in the country,
relates an interesting occurrence which
fell under his observation during his
visit to Chambersburg. In the pro-
gress of a protracted meeting. young
lady came forward, offered herself as
member of the Lutheran church, and
was most cordially received; immedi-
ately after which young gentleman
descended from the gallery offered the
interesting object his arm, and conduc-
ted her to the house Of his parents,
there he introduced her as his wife.
They had been married early last
spring, by a clergyman Of the place, in
the presence Of one witness, but had
not as yet lived together, nor was the
fact of their marriage known until the
occasion now referred to. So much
"romance in real life" vas hardly to be
looked for in Pennsylyania.-l6.
PREsENTMENT.-The Grand Jury
for the body of Washington County,
Md. make formal presentment to the
Court now in session, Of Jacob Hoov-
er, the keeper Of the Jail Of that coun-
~, for dereliction Of duty as an officer
and for perverting the prison Of which
he had charge, to the uses Of a "com.
bination" engaged in the traffic 10
slaves. They also present him for
extortioo, in exacting double rewards
for advertising runaway slaves, and
negotiating for their capture, aud for
the alleged risk and trouble attending
it, at the moment when the runaway
slave was safely "immured 10 acme
secrs. loft or private dungeon, await.
ing in chains for many days, the result
of the base and fraudulent treaty.
Cum6. Gu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

ments between Chambersburg and
Philadelphia, by which the latter city
contemplates securing the trade Of
Franklin county, and others. The
rapidly with which this work is to be
carried on, should stimulate US the
more in this quarter to quick move
ments 10 relation to the counter project
Of preserving the trade in it's former
and natural direction, by means Of
rail road OF some other improved
communication between Chambers
burg and this place, affording to it a
speedy and cheap outlet to the advan-
tageous markets in the District OF CO.
lumbia and in Baltimore. Banner.
Wool.--The New Hampshire pa
pers give as to understand, (says the
Newark Daily Advertiser) that the
farmers of that state are turning their
attention to sheep and wool. One is
spoken Of, who has flock of upwards
Of 1000 sheep. This is we'll. When
we can raise our own wool, silk, and
fax, in this country, we may attain
something like commercial indepen-
dence OF foreign markets. The pre-
sent prospec. is that two of the arti-
cles will at least be soon produced in
quantities sufficient for home consump-
WhesHng Gazette.
n slight d. erance.-in Maine they
open their criminal courts with pray
er !; they are generally opened here with
swearing. N Y. Sam.
~ The New York Commercial
Advertiser properly complains Of the
interference Of the British and Foreign
Anti Slavery Society with the affairs of
our country. That Society is, in fact
continued in full array and action,
chiefly with reference 10 negro. Slavery
in the United States. Remembrance
to the British by the American govern
ment would not be irregular.-Nat.
Gaz. =
ELoauENcE.-We clip the following
specimen of eIoquence from the Granada
Miss.) Bulletin, which from the remarks
appended, appears to have been deliver,
ed before magistrates court in that sec-
ton;
"May it pleaseth the Court-I had rath-
er live for thirteen hundred centuries on
the small end Of thunder bolt--chew
the ragged edge ofa fash Of lightning
swallow the corners of Virginia
worm fence, and have my bowels torn
out by green brier, than to be thus
bamboozled by the gentleman"
The Rochester papers are furnish
ing valuable statistical tables of their
manufactures. From these zoe learn
that they haze FL FlourisAing Mills,
vifA 90 run Of stones noso in opera.
fion. These mills COST $40, 900.
They consume daily 20, 900 bushels of
Wheat, making 5000 barrels of Flour.
The annual valge of Flour manu-
factured there, amounts to THREE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
c. The Wyoming Herald asserts,
that the best method Of scalding hogs is
to dip the hog in cold water first, and
afterwards in hot, when the brislles
will come out with ease and never set.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
Agricultural, Sc
now TO PRESERVE CIDER.

n
Being well aware that we cannot
make cider every day or every month
in the year ; and If we could, it would
be attended with TOO much trouble and
expense TO justify it therefore we pro-
pose more cheap and labor saving
plan
The preservative we propose is a
cheap aud simple one, and can be OBJ
tanned by any who wishes to try it,
We have drank cider upwards OF one
year old, which was as sweet and
much more pleasant TO the taste than
if it had not been made more than s
days +; it is free from that bad taste
which is common to new cider, occa :
stoned bysome Of the apples being rot.
ten, &c.
The preservative 10 as follows -
Take one bali pint Of mustard seed,
pulverize the, same, and put it in a
barrel Of cider Just made be careful
to put your cider in a cold place or in
an airy cellar, so that it is not exposed
10 the rays of sun. In this, way, you
may have sweet cider all the year.
This is simple indeed, bu. do not cast
it off on account of its simplicity, but
give it fair trial, and YOU will realize
its, benefits. te TWINS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
REMEDY FOR THE LOCK JAW.

We are informed by friend, that
sure preventive against this terrible dis.
ease is, to take some strong soft soap,
and mix it with a sufficient quantity Of
pulverized chalk, so as to make it of the
consistence of buckwheat batter !; keep
the chalk moistened with fresh supply
of soap until the wound begins TO dis
charge and the patient finds relief. Our
friend stated to US and implicit confidence
may be placed in what he says, that he
has known several cases where this rem
edy has been successfully applied. So
simple and valuable remedy. within the
reach of every person. ought to be uni
versally khown.-N. Y. Ev. Post.
Fort McHENRy.-We learn, says
the Baltimore American, that Gen.
Gratiot, the Chief Engineer, has is
sued orders for Fort Nc Henry to be
prepared with traverses, &c. for the
mounting Of the guns. Capt. Thomp-
son, of the 4th Artillery lwho is ma
tive of our city has been charged with
the execution Of this work. The guns
and carriages have been ordered by the
Ordnance Department, and we hope
in short lime to see Fort McHenry
in the efficient condition in which all
our forts should be. We further learn
tina, Gen. Gratiot intends reporting in
favour Of an appropriation of 500, :
900, for the works for the defence OF
our" harbour, in bis report for the next
Congress.
g After giving the above paragraph
the editor of the Philadelphia u. s. GA
zette Observes. that ''there is not gun
mounted bet ween Philadelphia and Cape
May."--lED. INT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
CULTIVATION OF CORN.

We take time by the fors.lock, to
suggest to our subscribers and other
readers, the propriety Of saving all
their ashes through the present fall,
ensuing winter, and spring, from the
weather, with view of manuring
their corn in the hill the next season.
The effect of half pint or pint Of ash.
es upon hill Of corn, must be seen to
receive credence but we feel certain
that we hazard nothing in saying, that
the yield Of an acre thus stimulated 10
vegetable luxuriance, will yield 331
per cent, more than one which is not,
though both may be in equal filth at
the onset. We do not pretend to
comprehend the modas operandi, or
specific action of ashes, in promoting
vegetable growth, whether it be by
msliorating the superintendent mate.
rial, and conveying it into FABULOUS
substance peculiarly adopted to the
purposes Of vegetable food, or whether
il acts more directly, and merely as
stimulant /; but of its effect, from long
and close observation, we are enabled
to speak with certainty. II is beyond
all comparison, the most efficient ma
nure for present purposes, that can be
used in the cultivation Of almost any
crop. And we would venture this o.
pinion that corn MANFRED with I'm.
leach ashes in the bill, would be less
annoyed by the cut worm, than that to
which other manure had been applied.
We recur TO this subject thus early,
because we desire that some Of our
public spirited and intelligent farmers,
should prepare themselves to make
such experiments as may silence all
cavilling upon the subject.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

GT From Tennessee papers,it appears,
that the Legislature ofthat state refus-
ed, by vote of So to %, to instruct
their Senators in Congress to vote for
Col. BENToN'a expunging resolutions.
Right
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

G~The masonic lodges Of Lexington,
Ky. have determined TO erect marble
monument to ,hs memory Of the late
Major Barry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

szasa
O. The paper mills Of Brown,
Tower and Co. in Hamden, Me. were
destroyed by fire one day last week |;
loss $50, 900 and no insurance.
o. There has been a rail road
made TO the public burying ground in
New Orleans.
Seven Roman Catholic priests came
passengers in the brig Pou!,ney, which
arrived at New York on Monday
baltimore Patriot.
A company Of enlerprising Germans
has been formed ia the city OF Plus
burg, Pa, and are TO depart Tor Texas
lmmedia.sly.
BANKING CAPITAL.- The subject Of
increasing the banking capital of the
stats occupies the attention OF nearly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

O. We direct the attention of our Far.
mers to an article on our first page to-
day relating to the Hessian Fly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

O. A contemporary says that az
counts from Porto Rico state that Amers
lean produce is scarce and high there
that the drought has injured the canes
and that not bag of coffee will be ex-.
ported from that district in 1886
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

The late gale on the Lakes (says the
Journal of Commerce. occasioned the
loss of many lives, as well as good deal
of property. The following vessels are
known to have been wrecked, together
with two others, whose names are not
ascertaiaed. The first column offgures
shows the number of men lost belonging
to the crew, and the second the number
of passengers lost. The total, it will be
seen, is at least THIRTy-EIGHT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

O. The Wyoming Herald asserts,
that the best method Of scalding hogs is
to dip the hog in cold water first, and
afterwards in hot, when the bristles
will come out with ease and ne yer set
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

We fear that this gentleman has suffer
ed injustice from the excited temper
Of the times. An authentic report Of
these transactions is hourly expected
at Milledgeville. Nat. Int. NOv. 80.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

Early closing otTths N. York ca,
mails. We learn from the Albany
Journal Of last evening, that without a
decided mitigation Of cold, the canals
are finally closed for the season. Yves,
Of Schenectady, the navigation has
been ebstructed since Tuesday. Last
year the Erie canal was pavigable
soma two or three weeks later.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-24

Gin psafemmsner SburFe.
9isnitae por ID $a9ea, rpuroe all
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Bee Mann In Qerbaft senommen,
oer fttb felt msbrsren BDbtn bier
aufgebaltsn unD bic Gelhiflibseit
bate, )lb in Die 9efubaft abt~
barer junssr eeuts ein;ufeblti6en.-
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CHENEY epplotp, 0tin ,pabrer Name
foa aber Mcore fspn) uuo Gubte bic
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0e!D IN verssbren bot, au fpislen.-
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III Den SrNmsrn unO ISau(irer gdn;t
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fir 2!egenoes glsentbum.
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