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"i]o -uts IHUMAS DUWLING, Auci'r.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct- !: eeoreetow,

NTsHrT1IINNN STREET, GEORGETOwN,
- On TUESDAY, June 81, at O'Clock D. m 7
k VIII sell on the premises part of Lot l2S front
ing feet on the east side of W ashn gton street
between DuDbarton and Beall streets By A DEPTH of
oO teet The improvements consist Of a Substantial
twostory and half Brick Dwelling House with
water and gas, permanent wash tubs, marble man
Ties, pantry, &C., &c. Choice pears, grapes Sc i'm
inc garden This property is elgiby coated on one
well worthy Of the attention Of buyers
Terms: One-third cash; balance ia and 70
months with interest secured by deed Of tr 4 on he
premises. Conveyancing at the cost of pur chaser
nidD THOS. BOWLING
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RAILROADS.
RALrrso!REE sSD oHToE

nALTTMokE AND OHIO
- RAILROAD. - 49, -
WlsHiNe roN, May y, lFs. sx>2 80
On and Aft r thu date, aud until further notirs
trains bsfw-,n WASHINGTON ana RaITIMOpE
and the Lsf, vii run ~ fnu oes, via.
FOR BALTIMORE
Lave dali, IeNoepi sania, az g. SIS sPs,og
ON SUNDAY FOR BkITfNNs -
Leave At aud = NJ sud -, .nAo.s
FOR -. ~.v ~. r.N~S T" v I"
g, ~, s. ,NC,,rt cueisfl ~ >. IS an a ~.
sna ss m sn5 IN ~ s"o s.i0p NJ on sunday q
r..,e q, a S,nroLis,
dsy - --~ "a" " NE ou' not on sun
ror xaprarr
Leave M 10 m . hS, nj On sana.x
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GROCERS.

4, 5. O'HARE 4 son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
isls 'rH STREET KoRrHwEsr.
lBssween n and $751;
NEW BUTTIRl NEW CREEsEi
10 10 10 I6 I6 10 nc 10
HAMS. sUeAR CURED HAMS lSc. PEE n.
10 l6 Is l6 ne 10
DooLEYs YEAST PowDER.
GRAHAM rLoUR. oAr NEAL.
Mf s:ss, G.sses :1 Eye
q N Duryess Corn search.
Wa. o:os'ss Gre; s,,s, fsss,s Cob
Olive on, ssaces. Bald Dressing.
cINcINNATI oLEME SOAP.
Cocos, sal 0ocos sSsiis. Bro@s, Prsses,
Currsnts, Raisins.
-MHDIcINAL LIQUORS.
Old Fort Wine, French BrsnAy,
fss , Cd VI wSi.e; ;s csiIGsnis ssssa,.
c. Q. 0'aARg % n.
nO4r 1878 TN y. n. ", bsevess n s.a =.
REcsIvED DIREcT
from the Mills n
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
| IN scll 70 families 80 cssss psr barre ~ thaa
L cad er1ces.
russ Of sUsARs end rEAs ~ nArs~a sovs.
cAfAwpA VINE,
W. r.s.,.sa fro. ps.-ssas ssnsy wiae os.sssT.
1 osAoepA-l, 80 80 = - 80 .rrsFa
i Q. n BACoAs1oe naSsa eDess,
= = - ~ mrDeeD.
nRArH 10 TIE MoDoCs and aessh 20 high
" Vriess 2 The nsste - A. sTBAUS', loll rsl
] sse.s aser usho.
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n1IlsO L o los /.

III
The copsrtnershiD herstofoss sxis5tns estwsse
EIleoase Iea.g Sn6 W.; M, s rpd *
&ssolved b. mutual consent, the sccoo1 tern q s1ee
~ Viii be Continued q the old stand lMssoaIe
Temple corner Oh and etrsstsl ~ 8kfHOuxQ
e0''sss "a 'ssss ELPHoszo YoUHes.
a WI. Il. SEARS.
rhs.stns nv frfenAs and the pueblo for their In.
erai p4rronsfe In the past, would rsspectfuil,
solicit e0.si.s.''' |" s95 Ejf RIO Youxos
asvfns epeat TIE - too yesrs vsry satisfactorily
ulh uf. YoqnGB IN the sb0ve-naDed b1sineo-
odd takAthis oDRertunlty 10 thank ny 6ts1ds cd
tie public for their letfons9e, I'D eAsscnly re-
e s:. 90 "h'''i $500 ~ VII Rsa
GlM1nAL nnPL0!nIlI 0Iy101xSAllf
y -: p, S = e 66a&11s,. IAN - ~, e e
- .. ssss - SS
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THB RrvHH FRoxT-Arrived at RiIey's
wharf to-day, schooner VIC. Moore, Captain
Eaton, from Calais, Maine, with lumber for
Messrs. Mohun & Sons; also, schooner Charles
Denim, Captain Wicks, from Wilmington, N.
c., with lumber. and schooner Reguius, ca pit.
Smith, from Norfolk, WITH lumber Tor same.
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TwocAsRs or SMALL Pox have been reported
to-day, one at Gle 8 street northwest, and one
on 9Th, between M and streets, southwest, the
latter fatal.
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A HANDSOME SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM 10 to be
added TO Trinity p. Il. church. The basement,
which has heretofore been the place Of Sunday
be lowered one foot, and underneath will be
laid a concrete pavement. The improvement
will cost 81 100
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs rOR Ar.oNERY.
war DEPanrNHSr,

WASHING roy CIF, May d, lSs.
Sealed PrOpOsAls, addressed 20 The Secreiery 81
War, will be received II this Department until u
O'Clock on sATU RBAY, the ~ LIST day yfyune, ISIS,
for supply ing the station err described IN The schei
ue below, for the tscal year enling June 81, ls.4.
The stationery must be Il the best quality.
IAN rtes must accompany each lid.
The successful bihder will be required 70 give
bond, with approved suretiee. for thu faithful fn
hllment Of his contract, and the Department vi =.
the right order the articles ., deem
proper, apd TO increase diminish the quantities
below stated.
lie furnished at the option u the Department, the
lowest marsst price
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DoOLKY's YEAST POWDER Is the cheapest
but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Ele gan,
Biscuits, Rolls, &C., prepared in few min
utes. $50
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AxoTHKR CANDIDATE ron DIveRcE-To
dsy Mesrs. Moore and Newman died q bill 70,
q divorce in the Equity Court for Bessie Parker
from james Parker. The petitioner states tha
being walsh; that in Januaxy, 1851, he commit
ted 3 cruel and brutal assault and battery upoI
her; also on the Lat Of March, 1879. and ct diver
other times; and she also charges drunkeness.
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CoINtfL.-At the meeting last evening, the
President subni,,a6 &C., g., a., :.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .... 80, a o,, VIC M .
.s., inviting 'be mchpefs 20 witness
test OF the new re alarm telegraph stem on next
Thursday afternoon, and review OF the entire fire
G. after~ ards the latter In front Of the Ar
EIgton hotel. referred. Also, a COMMANDMENTS
1r n the Governor, nclOslg report Of the fire de-
psrfRlenfj referrd.
Mr.. Guck stste< that st the request of the chair
man Of the committee TO whom was referred Council
bin No Is for the preeer alton of had and herring
in the Potomac river, and 20 prevent the sale ~
OYSTER during the months Il May, June July and
August, and in order to give persons on both sides
an opportunity to be heard in the case he moye the
BIZ. be reeommitted TO the committee; ordered.
Mr.. Gross introduced bin to authorize the trus-
tees Of the Louise Home close an alley in sausre
Nc lS laid over under the rules.
MI. Browne presented a memorial from several
once OF messurer Of oysters; referred to the COM
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A LEXANDRIA WASHING
"A TON B. 3. ~
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG r. n.
CtrnH II y asd sara Ss-ssfs

Local Trains leave for Al.yandria a. follows ?.
Z, y, 10, II, a. m, l2pao0n, I 2 ssss5s N n,
a "a and D. m dali, ali other trains daily exc pt
Local Trsins from Alcxandri. arrive a. f,lows.-
e-S'. ~ - sS ~ s. u 81, a. IA, Il Is, a. a.
9S, y, 5Ss, eS, ~, SIS q. m. 1S a m and 8 a
p m. from Alexandria daily. ali other trains dsils
EXCEPT Sunday. ~ s''
rsins H X thus connect with trans on wash
QcA9xlC0 Aoco1modaffas leaves Washinston
E9a N. daily, exceIt Sunday,
okkAf e0CrHKRN KXPREss, via Rschr,ond.
"s Mssn .n IL 60, m. daily, exoept sunday.
TnrouGh uckets to al points South and soufhv -
To- sale q Omoes, corner lAh street and PenusylSs
nis evesue, end corner efh street end Penney
re eeseenfeu San leave orders for be- eaee - he
& al hotss and residences through % dos,i
Q. s: YoUso, eenI Ps..nr-r Agent. yDa
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Sound FEET beng Indispensable to health
and comfort Thousands Of persons come from fal
and near to Wis.,: Or. White, tho well knowr
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from c0rns, bed malta, 30.
and advice - 10 suitable shoes.
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TURcc-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shields
9O3 street. 5,20,6:
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CITY ITEMS.

| STRAW HATS, in great abundance, selling
| cheap, at Stinemetz's 1Z51 Penn'a avenue. - 3
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NuIeANcEs AND RKNEDIxs-Editor Star. The
question Of privies in sheds and coal-houses,
spoken OF by your correspondent Of May 24th,
ought to be brought before the Board OF Health,
in earrest. In the northern portion Of the city
the slop- man only calls once q week, and the
where the ordinary slops OF family are kept,
and where privy IL tucked up in the darkest,
dampest corner, cannot be faithfully described.
And add 70 the scene, nov and then q rat steal
ing from under the privy, and adroitly drag
ing portions OF the slop away to some unknown
quarter to decay and perfume, and IL makes one
wonder how We keep rs well as we do!
have the privies ont in the air and sunlight, il
there must be privies. A SUFFERER.
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Tn NATIONAL SAvINes BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
Banking hours, 8 to Z. Saturdays, . to = and 8
to G. Nt3,lat16
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LOCAL NEWS.
Assessments, &c. Tonight.

waits Opsrd HoHse.-Chas. walcot in the
drama Of "The Swamp Angels"
fAester comiqse-''Rip Van Wrinkle" songs,
dances, &c.
BeySr's Serenh Street Pdrt.-Pic-nic of the
Bakers Benevolent association.
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TAXES IN THE CoUNTY.-A meeting of tax
payers Of the county was held 1t Mt. Pleasant
chairman, and Mr.. n. E. Robinson secretary,
TO determine what measure should be taken TO
prevent the alleged unjust imposition Of taxes
Council. Resolutions were adopted, that the
county should be chargeable for one half only
Of the expense Of roads leading directly to the
cities; THAT the county should pay . just proper
that the county police tax should be in exact
proportion to the number Of privates on duty
in the county, As the Law Of Congress provides;
and In favor Of township government The
subject was referred TO . committee OF Ave 10
report on Thursday evening next.
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A STARTLING TRUrH!-Thousands die annu-
ally from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon ripen into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases OF the lungs; when by the timely
use OF a single bottle of DR.. Wistar's Balsa n Q,
Wiid Cherry their lives might have been pre-
served to q green old age. 26,6
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PoND's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale BY
Chas Stott b Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
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THE CRNTAURs OF OLD were half horse and
half man. They consorted with animals con-
quered mankind, lived upon the flowers Of the
century plant, made one of their number god
Of the healing art, transferred their name and
home to the constellation Centdarius, and raised
the divil generally. But the great Centaur
Liniment for stiff joints, rheumatism, swellings
and lamenese, upon man or beast, is now aston
ishing the world. And ast0nishes becau.e it
docs itA work. IL eos
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RAJ EsrATH SALKs--The following sales
have been made since our list report:
By Green Williams, auctioneers.-Lot -, In
subdivision Of square "a. the Of 18th and
Boundary streets, to n. Shea, for g cts per square
foot, sub LOT 7, in l3 fth street, bet
L and northwest, TO r. A. Fendall, for 20 cts per
foot amounting to % al.
BY Kerby, Dent a Co., auetionesrs.-Lot s. In
SQUARE g. and Loo Is, In square Al, 20 Joseph B. Ill.,
BY rhos. Il. waeesman, real estate broker and
anctioneer-Lot nun bered 5, In square co. i'm prov
ed By a three story brick, 70 Mrs. Ann Barsy, FOR
81 go
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THnRMonr1frRs and Baromstsrs are repaired
and made 70 order By Hemplsf. near * street.
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A WOMAN FALLS PROM FOURTH STORY
WINDOW AND n ONLY LITTLE Il RuIsED.-At
an early hour Yesterday morning a lady en-
ployed in the Treasury Department. who has
rooms In . house in the vicinity Of 9Th and f
streets northeast. made an almost miraculous
escape from death. She occupied q room in the
fourth story, and il is thought that she walked
in her sleep 70 and through the open window.
and half story back building, rolled of II and
striking the porch at the back door rolled down
the steps into an alley. She was taken up and
removed to the house, where Drs. Young ard
Thompson attended her. She was Yesterday
morning taken to Providence Hospital, and Il
was found that with the exception OF a fracture
OF one Of her knees she had sustained no Sc
Iious injuries.
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WILCOX d 0IBB's SswIHo MACHINE Tn,
celebrated Basaar PatternsL Agency at Chaa
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tth street
Intelligence Building. l02a
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"THE SWAMI ANGELs-"-Play-goers who
delight in terrific combats ending in tAbleanx-
all down but one-and hair-breadth scspes,
and ''sich," can surteit on sensation az Wallis
hot drama Of the Swamp An gels, In which
Mr.. Charles Walcot, the New York Herald
correspondent among the Lowery gang, shows
with what calm Indifference the average news
paper man faces the rifles and pistols or whole
ptstoons OF assassins in his search for items and
glory. III the dramatist had only killed few
more OF the characters in the opening scenes OF
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~a's JEwELRY STORE,
No a., pu, ia avenue, near ~ street.
Nv 1o' TehhsyN1 n Sets,
English q. "'-r
Alaska Diamonds,
Colorado Sapphires,
Cut Opals,
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FILTHY STRkErs.-Much and Just complaint
Is made by the residents on NJ street, particu-
larry between It'll and 14th, at the fact that tia
much-used thoroughfare has not been swept for
more than six months, though several other
streets farther down town have been cleaned
mp repeatedly within that time. This neglect
Is the more trying because nearly ell the cross
streets have been paved but not cleaned up, 30
that the dust, sand and gravel from them il
constantly carried by the wind over and through
n street. % the great damag eof upholstery and
carpets Of residents, 70 say nothing Of the eyes
and clothing Of passers-by.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25
Professor Agassiz on the Negro

While Darwin can evolve the whole animal
kingdom, man included from a single low form
Of lie, Aga,siz considers it necessary TO assume
separate creations for the different races of men :
but We cannot see that either has yet made ont
his case. Agss,iE calls the Darwin theory a
mrs Of assertion, what would Darwin say of
the following, which the Scientific Press, of San
Francisco, quotes from a recent lecture by Agas.
,iz?
Il have pointed ont over = hundred specified
differences between the b.nal and nervous sys-
tenn Of the white man and the negro. Indeed
their frames are alike in no particular. There
10 no bone in the negro's body which is rela-
lively u the same shape, size, articulation or
chemically Of the same composition that OF
the white man. The negro's bonea cor tain far
greater proportion of cscareous salts than those
Of the white man Even the negros blood Is
chemically a very different fluid from that which
courses Ia tho veins Of the white man The
whole physical organization or the negro differs
quite much from the white mans, rs il does
from that o. the chimpanzee that is in his bones
muscles, nerves, and fhres, the chimpanz., has
not much farther TO progress to become whito
man. This fact science ineIorably demonstrates
Climate has no more 10 do with the difference
between the white man and the negro than IL has
with that between the negro ard tho chimpan-
zee, or il has between the horse and the ass, or
the Eagle and the owl. Each is q separate an 4
distinct creation. The negro and the white man
we're created IS specifically different as tue owl
and the eagle. They were designed to Gil differ
ent places in the system Of nature The negro
10 no moro the white mans brother than the owl
is TIE sister Of the eagle, OF the asa the brother
Of the horse. How stupsadous, and yot how
simple, is the doctrine that the Almighty maker
Of the universe has created different species OF
men, just "a He has different species Of the lower
animals, TO hll different places nsd Offices in the
grand machInsTy Of nature -ReIon Journal Of
CHemiJtTV.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

There is Judge in Missouri who has given
an az edthedra consolation to all officials who are
required by their office to pas, or execute sen
tencs OF death upon convicted murderers. In
prouounc;ng death sentences he said an gull.
tr, you richly deserve the fate which awaits
you finnocent, it will be a qualification for
you to know that you were hanged without such
crime on your conscience; 10 either case you
will be delivered from a world OF care" There
|, more PHILOSOPHY in this than a man about to
be hanged could reasonably be expected to a
dept; but II 10 very sensible statement Of the
case SO far A. judicial or executive responsibili-
~ goes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

MAGIC YEAST cupful Of good bop
yeast, cupful of -four batter, table
spoonful Of brown sugar mixed with wator
to the consistency of yeast. Mix these to-
gether, and let the mixture stand for TWEEN
ty-four hours, when it will be ready for use
Whenever You use the yeast, replace tho
amount taken out by like amount Of bat
ter, and the yeast will steadily improve.
the presence Of the hop yeast in so large =
proportion in the first mixture, making it
less agreeable TO sensitive tastes than it be-
comes afterwards. 10 winter use warm
water 10 making the batter. Keep tho
yeast cool in summer aud warm in win
ter.-HedrM AMI Home.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

SrRAINs AND BRUISES. injuries
are sometimes very distressing aud their
consequences very serious. The dense lig-
uments aud syncvisl membranes Of the
joints swell, and sometimes inflame as the
result of local injuries, and the pain is Of
ten extreme. But simple water ia ell the
treatment necessary in any case. II should
however be ola temperature adapted to tbs
circumstances, the indication being to un
load the congcsted vessels Of tho injured
part as much as possible. IL the part i,
hot aui painful, apply cold water or cold
wet cloths frequently renewed, until tho
heat becomes normal. Ii there is pain or
tenderness without increased heat, apply
lamentations until the pain is removed. -
All the after dosing required in either case
is a wet cloth covered with dry one, worn
until all tenderness is gone. This Simple
treatment will do all that any medication
can do. aud is better than all the liniments
aud lotions, plasters and poultices, that
were ever Misunderstanding Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

SoUSD AovIcs.-Ths st Louis Globe states
that during Rev. Mr. 3eecber's visit to that city,
young man wrote to him as follows
would you advise me to rsinquish a re-
sPonsible position in good house to accept a
commission at the same salary in the consular
service abroad, with a view to study and i'm.
provemsnt?''
To which Nr. Beecher replied:
Regular business will leave you your own
ma,te:. Public service i, Irregular, ftful and
generally slaVi'h. Don't take Office until you
are about TO be put in The poorhouso
H. w REEcuER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

Tho Washington Chronicle says
Mr.. George I. Smith has spent the past
two ycsrs in porfeoting process in which
ne takes the 'mIddIings, and through a
new system Of grinding, sOd boiling, and
purifying by currents Of air, produces from
them a grade Of four which seems to be
the nearest approach to perfection, and
which is leading the market 10 New York
and Boston. Mr. Smith vas formerly a
resideu. OF Minneapolis, MINI, but has re-.
Gently adopted Washington IS bis residence
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

Poison BY Ivy. DR.. j ID. stewart Of
Cola, N. Y, writes to the Boston journal
If Chemistry, that he has used the follow
ing remedy in po:AopiDR BY ivy, which at
csOe arrests the tormentihg, burning pain,
and cures the worst cases in one or two
days:
Bruis0, slightly, handful Of white oak
leaves; adj new milk enough TO cover !;
simmer ten minutes, aud apply, IS hot -
can be borne, three times q day
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

CocoANUT PUDDING Sosk for two
hours 10 = piO! and BALI Of milk, .os-
cupful Of fine broad crumbs, and the graf
cd mea, Of a cocoanut then add the well
beaten yolks and whites Of six eggs, tea
oupful Of sugar, the grated Rod Of lemon,
and a pint and half Of milk. Stir we'll
together, and bake in q hot oven Like
all other oustsrds, this must not be sAoWed
TO remain in tho oven long enough to be-
come WaierY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

CoLp IN THE HEAD.-Wheu the head
feels swollen, the nose obs,rucied, the fore
head hot, aud the eyes watery, snuff few
drops Of iincture of camphoI mp the nose,
every hour or two, aud take internally five
or six drops on lump of sugar. Ordinary
cold, and even ipauensa, il treated in this
manner in the very beginning of the attack,
is generally controlled at once.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

MoLAssEs FOR CATTLE.
cattle feeders in Europe give molasses con-
startly To fattening cattle aud milch COWS.
A large German farmer gives q pint day
mixed with oil cake to his cows llrgely in
creasiug their milk. One very successful
Western farmer als) gives bis COWS molass-
o. in their food With very good results.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25

CLEANING TIN WARE.-An experien-
csd houseteeper says the best thing for
cleaning tin ware is common soda She
gives the following directions 'Dampen
a cloth aud dip 10 sod and rub the ware
briskly, after which wipe dry. Any blacs
ened ware oan be made to look as we'll ss
new
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25
South Branch Intelligencer.
wsIItnm Harper, Editor.
Office, Corner Main and Grarel Lane .Sts.,
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-25
SOUTH alraneh 9ntelligeaeer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1878

The centenary of Hampd-u Sydney
Col ego, Va, occurs in 1875, aud its
friends are moving to raise 5000, 900 by
that tune A. permanent endowment fund
to commemorate tho completion of the hun.
drcdth year Of the institution.