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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-26
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7 AT K | n \ II + 5 + a ; n.
IL But we are still receiving
LOT 5 a n ID & a ) NJ + K r ;.
We have just opened some splendid OYER
Coutings in Blue English Chnchlla Blue Dah
liza and Black Beaver Cloths, Black Austrian
Docskins, Fancy Suitings and Pants Patterns.
bought, on account OF the Intcnc>s OF inc sca'on'
ut very low prices. Our arrangements for MAX
ing up Overcout:. lnvcrncsscs, Capcs, Suit,
&c. in addition to the above enable Us TO fur
n;sh anything in Gentlemen Wear atnbout the
same prices IL they can be bought reaiy-made.
dec ID WILMER ~ SLAIMAkER.
nor SALE The STORE FIXTURES and
Il BAKE OVEN with the appurtcnancc>
belonging thereto of Il well established business
in confectionery bread and cake baking cs-
tnblishncnt with spacious dining room AT
tached Enquire ut ~ King street. AleXnn
dria. Va dee 2l-}t"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
The Flick Amendment.

Ia answer to those who oppose the Flick
Amendment
lst. The enfranchisement of Twenty
thousand ,chde voters by the operation Of
this measure, is only attended by the vo-
ting OF Three Thousand negroes, who are
voters, not by the force of "the Flick A
mendment," but by force of an Amendment
to the Constitution Of the L. S.-"the Eff
teenth Amendment"
ID. These negroes voted last fall, shout
der to shoulder, with scrupuIous gentlemen
who took the Iron Clad oath, while these
white voters who would nor, could not.
should not take the Iron Clad oatb, "staid
out in the cold"
3D. Those out in the cold would like TO
get in where these gentlemen have already
gotten, and where a good many of the iasi-
ders would by no means ike to sec them.
4th. The DISTINGUISHED understand that
they ought 'to play for ,chat they see,
and do so on the violent suspicion that if
the Flick Amendment be defeated the Con.
vention Bill may be defeated and they will
be left just where they are
D. If my second and third propositions
are not sufficiently Ineligible, It is enough
to know or believe that large proportion
Of the Diyranchiscd are legitimate Demo-
Gratis whose votes may be wanted hereafter
to purge the State of corruption as vile as
could well be conceived of-the corruption
Of icc-holden in many instances, oh shame
to say by men, who ,rtM couscicnces ydst-
" too easy, took the stringent obligations of
the Tes'-oath-or by men, who were chos-
en- for Offices by voters who did the same
thing. One OF THE DIsFRANCuIsED.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
a lump OF Brown Sugar.

Do you eat brown sugar because it is
cheaper! you DO, buy a microscope,
and examine Il lump of the next YOU take
home. "Astouiahment" will be hardly the
word to express the feelings you will have
at the result. Lest you may not get the
microscope, allow Us to describe what you
can see. Under powerful glass, there
will be seen smyriads of horrible monsters
as large as beetles, and having tie appear
ahce of crabs. Four dreadful legs, with
cliw-pinoers at the ends of them, jon,cd
in four parts as with armor, and bristling
with sharp pointed spears, are in front #
the monster, and his head has a long
Pyramilal form in two joints, with five fin
ger tips at the terminus where the mouth
should be. The body is oval shaped aud
marked almost exactly like that of crah,
only upon the rims of an inner circle upon
the back there are twelve more of those long.
sharp spears, with two Mt the tail, and four
snake-lke teneacud, exceedingly fine in tie
articulation, and no doubt intended. like
puss 5 whiskcra, to I've fcelers, to warn the
animal of danger The reverse side shows
the ugliueSs Of the beast even more than
the diverse: but it also shows the won
drous mechanical genius of the maker of il.
Each linb Is padded with a mass of muscle
at the base of it, which gives the impression
of immense power, and over the muscle
there is a case of armor through which it
shows. These creatures are eogcr, FESTIVE.
and ravenous; always falling foul of each
other, or attacking great Jumps Of sugar, as
large in reality as a mathematical point -
With the pineers attached to the end Of each
proboscis they take hold Of and tear each
other, repeating in their small way the e.
normous tragedies of Tennyson primal
monsters. \ spoonful Of this raw, coarse
sugar was Dissolved 10 about three times the
quantity Of water, when as with conjurer's
rod, animalcuIes sprang to the surface and
hoated there, swimming about and up and
down, like the beasts that wrigglc in soft
water tubs, and finally turn into mosquitoes.
They can be seen with the naked eve, but
not in their entire hidcou.ncss. 1t has
been proved that in every pound of unre-
fined, raw sugar, there are one hundred
thousand of these acTai
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
G NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
March II, 187l-Gw.

e. G AHamong d. rife and others, plain
hfS, against
Joseph Parrish's Adm'r and heirs, dc-
fcRdduis
DY a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hampshire
ID county pronounced in the above canse at
March term, 1871, the above cause was referred
to the subscriber Commissioner Of said Court
for the following purposes
]. To settle and adjust the estate accounts Of
Samuel Cooper, the personal representative Of
Joseph Parrish dec d. and TO ascertain and re-
port the personal assets Of the estate Of said Jo
eph Parrish decd, within the jurisdiction Of
the Court
3 To ascertain and report the real assets be-
longing 90 said estate within the Jurisdiction Of
The Court aud the annual K gross value thereof
3. To audit and report the outstanding debts
against said estate.
To ascertain and report who are the heirs
nt law Of said Joseph Parrish dec d. and the
proportion Of The estate and effects Of the dece-
dent each is entitled 20 take, and whether Tho
realty is capable Of partition in kind amongst
them without detriment TO the interests Of the
several heirs.
D.. To ascertain and report any other matter.
10y thc Commissioned deemed pertinent OF re-
CURED hy any Of the parties persons 10 tcresied
The parties Co said suit and persons interested
therein lre hereby notified. that will attend m,
mv Office in Rouncv, ON The Ist day of Nav
Ietl. to proceed with the execution Of the above
teerea-aud they are required tD attend Their and
there with all tbc necessary evidence, and take
care Of tlcir spcctive interests
JAMES PARSONS,
March ~ Io'l.-4w. Com'r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
From the Cabel County Press
Misunderstanding of John Tho
mas Moore.

Last Tuesday night, between the hours
of II and | o'clock, one of the most un-
provoked and brutal murders was commit
ted here that we have ever known. The
town was full Of raftsmcn from up the GUY
andottc river, and the noise and confusion
early indicated that number of the party
were bent on having spree On the same
evening party of negroes had rented the
IN MIR j. Thomas Moores new building hall
for the purpose of having ball A party
of raftsmcn endeavored to force the door
open and the negroes called on Mr.. Moore
to protect them. He appeared and told the
white men to leave, that it was his proper
ty and he would defend it, Seeing his de-
termination tn do so they left and went to
the Burnett House. After the ball was o.
yer and all supposed the trouble ended
and as Mr.. Moore was returning to the no
tel where he was boarding, and while pass
ing the sitting room door of the same, a
young man by the name of Stratton, who,
It appears, had been engaged in the dis
turbance up at the Hall, ran out, and after
exclalmng, "Hcrc's the ID protector
of the Diggers :" ran up to him and plunn-
ed knife in his right breast A general
melee ensucd between some Of the friends,
of Moore who were present, and two men
belonging to the party Of timber men were
wounded by pistol balls. There were six
or eight pistol shots fired, two Of which on
Iy, as far as we can learn, taking effect
Moore was carried into the par,or of the
hotel whore be died in less than five min
utcs. The wound was probed to the depth
Of five inches, and the medical gen,lomcn
who examined it said it was made with a
sharp pointed dirk-kuife. \ coroncr's ju-
ry was Immediately empanuclod, and from
the information ELECTED young Sratton
was arrested and sent to jli, together with
q man by the name Of Sellers. On The
following day an examination was bad be-
fore Squire Childers, and S'rlron was
sent on for trial at tho next term Of the
Circuit Cour; here in Nay, and Sellers was
released 4 motion to give bail was re-
fused and the prisoner was Tcmandod back
to Jail
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
Another Horror I!
Tau'Rl ln of a VOledRo- O,,et Nine HtR-
area Persons Buried-A Torn Near
~ Consumed Jy the flames.

LONDON, Msrch 10-Iuformation has
Just reached here Of terrible catastrophe
which has occurred in the Tyrol
ihe Schlosburg," Vesuviau mountain
overlooking the market town of Hoheuems.
lyroi' fell ID, burning two principal streets
OF tue town and buryiug over nine hundred
persons, also destroying the principal church
kilograms now being received report the
widest EXCITEMENT throughout Trans ylyania
IN consequence of the dreadful disaster at
Hohenems, by which over nine hundred
persons lost their lives and the greater por-
ton OF the Town was consumed. No fur.
Their particulars have as yet been received,
but advlces now'nt hand confirm the terrible
nature Of the calamity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

ES Mr. DAVID VI DRAKE. for long
time teller of the Northwestern Bank of this
city, died on Saturday evening last, of con-
sumption, We are informed Mr. Drake, by
his many virtues and accomplishments, was
endeared to our citizens, and his loss will
re deeply felt by all who knew him
WheeliRl Reqtster.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

DarThe old Court House and Jail at
Depere, Wisconsin, was burned Sunday
morning and two young meo, named Viii
liam Howard aud Buckley, who had been
locked up the night before for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, persisted in the
flames. II is supposed that the Jail was
set on freby Buckley, one Of the prisoners.
Both were young men of promise, but had
unfortunately been tempted into the indul.
gence Of drink
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
Fire at Orange Courthouse.
Eiyht Houses Destroved-Loss. $50 900

E'ght Houses Destroyed-Loss, $50, 900.
GoRDoNsvILLE, March 10 This morn
ing at 2 o clock there was a destructive
fre at Orange Court-house, which entirely
consumed the large brick hotel of Messrs
Houseworth 4 Yates, Rosss Tor Roses
brick store, two or three dwelling houses, a
tin shop, the handsome Baptist Church,
some stables, kitchen, &c. In all eight
dwellings aud business houses, besides the
fine Baptist church, upon which there was
no insurance.
The total loss is not less than $50, 600
Many persons are left houseess. The wind
was blowing perfect gale at the time
Richmond Dispatch. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

IHE CALAMITY IN THE TYRoL-It is
reported the "Scholossberg," a volcanic
mountain overlooking the market town of
Hohenems, Tyrol, fell in, burning two
principal streets of the town aud burying
over 300 persons; also destroying the prin-
cipal church. a great excitement exists.
In consequence, in Pennsylvania. Its more
probable that the disaster is not volcanic,
but caused by landslip Hohcnems is a
pretty little town in the of Vorarlberg in
the Austrian Tyrol 1t is built in valley
at the foot of the SChlossbsrg, projecting
cFag of one of the immense peaks of the
Noric Alps which grid the Tyrol The
SHOWS this year have been deep 10 Europe.
Oflate there have been heavy rains, aud
the water courses have been full These
may have loosened the rock, which, falling
IN huge fragments, cover the valleys be-
meath like waves Of lava. Tie shattered
houses may have been set on fire by the
burning wood in the hea,ths and ovens.-
BuH. Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

ES The Conservative Caucus of the Viz
GINA Legislature, have renorninated Hon.
John w. Johnston for reelection to the u .
> Senate. The vote in caucus stood, John
ston, G3 Il j. Daniel, 20 and Pendleton
of Boteiourt, %. The election is to take
place ON Saturday rext, 18th instant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

Gp- a German paper estimates that in
GLIDING the eighty thousand French prison
ers III Switzerland, as well as those In Bel
GUM, and counting the prisoners of war in
Paris with those already in Germany, the
losses of France in prisoners alone during
tho late war has been nine hundred and
twenty. three thousand men If to this 6r.
ure be added the lumber of men killed and
wounded III battle, and those who have died
OF disease IN this most terrible war, the ag
gregate becomes in the last degree appalling.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

re- The following are the appointments made
for the Winchester District BY the Baltimore An
nuaI Conference NJ. f. Church, at its session held
in Baltimore, last week
WIscHgsrru DIsrWcr-- ". IT. H0llidov. p. T.
-Wiuchester-W y l. Wccch Winchester Cir
cuit-J II Marsh, Martin judy, suppy.) Hair
Por.s Ferry and JeiicsOn-A j Bender. Shcp-
herdstown-Albert Jump Martiushurg-S Y
Leech. lcdgesville-Jcsse Taylor, John Far
row, suppiy) berkeley Spungs-E T. Anderson
Hancock r VI West, d B Winstcld Green
Ridge X Walsh Alegauy- las
kell. b y Wooden. Cumbcrland-A r Railey
Kingsley Chapcl-A j Gill. Mount savage
j st Clair Neil Brdgcport-To be Supplied
Frosturg II J Gray. FrostJu-g Circuit-u
q Mcdaniel. Louac1ning- Austin Courtney
picdmort-J J. gladden.. Bi0omi1gtau-rgir
Edwards New Crock y Davis j r. Uar
Grant-D O. Miller Moorcfrld and FrluLHn--
George Cecil Richard Uiuke tran 1e.r,I Co
Genital Pennsylvania Conference Thomas n
Siicer transferred t1 Colorado Conference. " a.
Britain transferred TO New Hampshire Confer
cnce. s 'Hiion Frost transferred to the 81. Lou.
is Conference.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
Friday Morning, March IL, 1871.


Rss- Ii is said that since the year 1866
we have added to our railway system in the
United States twelve thousand miles of
Completed working railroads, or at the
rate OF three thousand miles of railroad a
year and We have now more than fifteen
thousand miles projected, of which seven
thousand five hundred miles are in progress
of construction. ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

PETROLEUM CENTRE, March ia
large fire occurred here last nigh, which des-
troyed hfty-two stores and dwelling houses.
besides number Of out buildings. The
fire was undoubtedly the work Of an inccn-
diary. BY great exertiou the greater por
ton Of The furniture aud movables within
tie buildings were saved The loss will be
about $4,000
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

EA-Thc Iceland Spar in the lower end
OF Rockingham, Va, now being successful
" brought TO the surface Of the 'earth, the
Rockingham Register learns, is being prac-
ticalIy applied to a new purpose, that of the
manufacture of the purest article of soda
water. This, in addition to its practical
use for the manufacture of glass cement,
and in sugar re6ueries, insures an extensive
demand for it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

GD- a bill was passed in the House of
Representatives in the Pennsyl vania Leeis-
Ilture on last Monday, Incorporating the
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Railroad
Company, from Greensburg oia Uniontown
to the West Virginia State line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

FATAL ACCIDENT -On Monday night
week, freight train on the Psrkorsbure
Branch road 10 passing through Tunn-i 80.
10, ran over the watchman, who was ia the
tunnel 10 the time, and killed him Instant
Iy. lis supposed Chat ha was asleep in
the tunnel, a- tho accident was not known
until the next morning when his mutilatcd
body was discoysred-ForfersJavg State
.{o1gugI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

TINS NEw HorsL-Tbo Cir,l,on saws
that the B so Il. X. officials arc now max
ing preparations for the building Of their
nov hotel and depot and viii commence tbe
work at once The hotel Will be located on
Harrison street, some seventy feet cast OF
the railroad, and nearly opposite thc resi-
doncc Of COL B,s.cy The hotel is 90 be 70
large aud commodious building, provided
with Offices for The Company and acc1mmo.
dations for ihe passengers Of tho y & G.
aud T. G. railroads The cost will be o -
bout 100000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
We Have Opened this Week
BEAUTIFUL STYLE PRINTS.
NerTiRIdcks op,iv III cents

NerT-iR'deks only IL cents.
Cochecos, only liz cents.
Sprogues, only ia cents.
And all Che Standard Brands cent 6elo,o
any house az the city
A fine assortment Of French NeedLerork.
Hamburg EdgiRgs, dc, at regular auction
prices and one hair their ralue.
Net1 tot Of Ribbons at ncto prices, and
otd ones reduced. Very ride and heary
Sash Ribbon, only Sl.l0 per yard-necer
sotd less than $3.50.
NdPktns, &c .fRe Irish Linen, 2S, 81 !
and 45c; SHIRT Fronts, % all Linen
Hemmed Handkerchicts, 15c; Ladies' Hem
med Handkerchief, Sc; Table Linen, soc
per yard
WHITE GOODS
at marvellous lo,o prices! S,eiss only 25c !;
Fine Briiidnts, lSc.
A fe'o pieces Of PiqUe at lSc
More ofthose Tycoon Reps at 2Sc.
Heary, Ribbed
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
only SOC.
TooE M The
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
HENRY T. nELMBOLD's

MGHLI CONCENTRATED COBPOEND
RI ID EXTRA CT SARSAPIRILLI
wa radically eAlerminate from the system Scro.
fula, syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Sore ~,
sore Legs, sore Mouth, sore Head Broncbi,s
skin Diseases Salt Rheum, Cankers. Ruppino'
from the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors. Clpcs,.
Gus Affections, Nodes Rickets, Glandular Srcn-
iings, Night SweRis, RASH letter, llumors Of Am
Kinds, Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and nm
for years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

Being prepared expressly for the above Com.
plants, It's Bloodpur,! ing properties are greater
IMAM any othec PREPARATION OF SarsaIatiIa II
gives the complexion u clear and healthy color
and restores the patient TO ~ state of health ana
purity. For purifying the blood, removing am.
chronic Cons ututioual Diseases arising FROM an
impure state OF the blood, and the only mimi,
and eiiectual known remedy for the cure OF Pain.
and swelling OF the Bones, alterations Of tbo
Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pimples on The Face
ErysipeIas and all scaly erupIions Of the skin and
bcautiiyi ng the complexion. Price ~ so pr bottle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

is BAD WAY.-A few weeks ago q
dentist arrived in Warrcnton, Va, and ad
ycriisci that hc would "rcuew oil Of per-
sons'- teeth .or So, and insert new set for
elO, besides giving six months credit
Tie was busy for two weeks puiiioq teeth.
and as tbc end Of shat time half The ueorIo
OF Che town bad empty gums But while
The people were waiting Tor the dcntis, 10
To them with new sets be cloped with a
married woman; and now there are a large
number Of people 10 Wsrrenton who cannot
eat anything tougher than soup and farina.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
nENRYT. nELMBOLD.s IMPROVED
ROSE WASH


cannot be surpassed as a FACE WASH and will
lie foun1 The only specific remedy I'm every soc.
cies Of CutnueDus Affection 10 suecdily eradi.
Gates fimpies, spots ScOrbuuc Dryre,g lndn-
rniions OF the CutBneous Membrane &c disreis
ncun',s ana IncWent inflammation. Hives. Rash,
Moth Patches, Dryness Of scalp or skin Frost
bIit., ana all imposes Tor which Salyes or ONT.
mtnis are uEed restores the skin 90 a state az
purity and 5Oftucss, and insurcs continued hesI-
NY Hcuon % the tissue OF its vessels on which
depends The agreeable clearncss and yiyacify OF
,'"Ftki1n so much sought and admired Boo
however valuable as - remedy fof existing De-
lfcl5 OF the skini u. 7. Hcmbold Roe Wash
has long sustained iis principle clsim 10 uubouu-
oeh patronage ty possessing quBiiUt. which
render IL % Toilet Appeudsgc Of tbe m0st -grsr.
lau'e and cDngenial character c0nii1g n sa
e'Fant formula ihose prominent requisite. SAFE
o. aud Efficacy fhc 'ufariniir arr0ufsn.r sn's
of its uef--as frtsorvlfor ard Etfra.hur U Ha
Complexion. Do b. on excellent Lotion for i.s-
cases NJ % SFph'Iitc Nature nod as np injection
ior diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits of dissipation. used in connection with ihe
LN.facis buchu. NarsapariIa. and Camwia Grape
rus, DO such d.scascs as recommended cannot
oe surpassed. Price 81 gsr bottle.
Full and explicit directions accompany ho
medicines Evidence q tho most responsible
and reliable character furnished on application
WIN hundreds Of thousands Of wing uifuee9t
end upward of 3g 600 unsolicited certificates a1d
feroiumeudat0ry letters, macy of which are ron
ile highest sources, Including eminent Phf'r
cians. Clergy men, Statesman. ETC. 1he propr..
cior bias never rcsorfcd ~ their publication .n
ihc newspapers Doe does not DO fhs from ihe
iHct ihat his articles rank as STANDARD Prcp1n-
uons,Hnd do not need 20 be- pr0ppei MP by c,r-
uictio5
B75y T H.ip.loifs GENUINE P,,ggrusr,
Delivered TO any address. Secure from 0bssr-
vatIOu.
Es'abishef npeqyd 81 trrnig years. Sold by
Druggists everywhere Address letters flr iaf.s-
nation, in confidence 80 HsHrg z. H'nb1d.
Druggist aud Chemist
only DePots IT. r. IELMBOLUSurHgs
Chemical Warehouse. 80 -gf Broadway. New
y ork,or % ~ r. HELEBOLD IS Medical Depot
lD4 south Tenth Street Philadelphia, pa
BEWdRE or COTNTERFEITS Ask i0r
HhNRY Z. HEL WBOLD'Sf TtKE so q.
IHER. lFcirgNy d. 1851.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17
II. 7. nELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCnU


cures Diseases drfs'"g ./ro"' Impratc"ces,
HdbttS IF Dissipation, DC,
III all their Stages, at little expense little or no
change IN Diet no Inconvenience, and no expo
sure. II causes frequent desire aud gives
strength TO Urinate, thereby removing Uhsuuc-
tons, preventing and curing Structures Of the t.
Tethra, alhyiug pain and inflammation, So fire.
quent In this class Of diseases, and expelling all
poisonous matter.
competent persons, and who have paid heavy fees
10 he cured ia short time, have found they have
been deceived, and that the ''Poison' las, by the
use Of powerful astringeuts," been dried up in
the system, 20 break out in more aggravated
form, ard perhaps after Marriage
Use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCUU for all
Affections and Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
whether existing in Male or FEMALE, from what.
cecr cause originating and no matter Of how
long standing. Price : 30 per bottle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-03-17

MURDER WILL OUT.-On Wednesday
morning, the 9Th inst, the negro murderer
VIM. Johnson, confined in the Monroe
county Jail, at this place, for the murder
last fall OF Mr.. Hunter, of stanton, Va,
on the Chesapeake * Ohio railroad, near
the Big Bend tunnel, made full confession
of his guilt to the jaiIor. Under the spur of
guilty conscience he declared that a spirit
had warned him on the previous night to
reveal his guilt, under pain of perpetual un-
rest. In presence of the jailor and color
ed visitor, who occasionally exhorts him,
he confessed that he killed young Hunter
by striking him on the head with billet
of wood aud that he then robbed his vic
tim of $50. johnson a lso confessed to the
murder in like manner Of another man un-
known to him, about a year ago, in Staun-
ton, Va. He also robbed the latter victim
ofhis money, some S60.-Monroe Register.