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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

10 CLEANSE FEATHERS PROM ANIMAL.
OIL.-Mix well with one gallon of clear
water. one pound ofquicklirne, and when
the lime is precipitated in fine powder.
pour off the clear lime water for USE
INT the feathers TO be cleansed in a tub.
and add to them a sufficient quantity Of
the clear lime water TO cover them about
three inches. The feathers when thor.
oughly moistened, will sink down, and
sbonld remain in tho limo water for three
or four days; after which the foul Iiauor
should be separated.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

A Coon MOTHER Is NEVER FoRGoT.
TEN.-There is an Illinois conductor who
deserves the most conspicuous place in
the next Sabbath-school books. He was
so kind to an old lady when she got of
the cars ut De Witt, and rendered SO
much assistance in getting her baggage
to the depot, that passenger asked
him if the old lady was his mother
"Oh, no. was the reply, "but she is
somebody's mother
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

RHO WoEM.--It is said the disagree
able affection known rs ring-worm may
be easily and speedily cured as fol-
lows: Upon retiring at night apply a
poultice OF damp gunpowdcr to tho part
affected. Generally one application is
sufficient, but IL on the following night
there are no positive indications OF euro
having been affected, apply again, and
the eruption will speedily vanish.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28


A Bird Dies FROM SMALL-Pox.-A
few weeks ago gentleman of Baltimore
wished to obtain q live red bird. and hear.
ing that one was in the possession OF 4
gentleman in this city visited the latter
and purchased the bird. While the sale
was being made the birds owner, wEo
had recently recovered from an attacktof
variola, took the bird from its cage. whSn
it pecked at his finger. The purchaser
took the bird to Baltimore, and as il
was very handsome one, tosk great
pride in it. He was therefore much
panied to see it, few days after reach
ing its new home, begin to Ill -oon. az ifill
In day or two more RASH appeared
on its body, displacing the feathers. ant
the next day its head became swo.er
and covered with scab, and it die A
loss to know what these peculiar xsymp
toms meant. the gentleman calicslx in hi
medical adviser. prominent phyl sicia
of Baltimore, who, after examini-I r. III
| dead bird. pronounced that it Ii 30
OF smallpox. Thon the bereay4l owl
er recalled the faat- That the bird ha /
pecked ut its first owners hand, as sta
ted above, and IL was concluded that it
had contracted variola at that moment.
Cumberland Daily Neus.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

Ror.y row CoLps.--A writer IN the
afed;coI P,sord cites number oil cases
in which porax has proved most ehec
tual remedy in curing certain forms o.
colde lie states, thatin sudden hoafse-
ness or loss of voice in public SPEAK
ers or singers, from colds, rciiet lot
an hour or so, as by magic. may DC
obtained by disaolving and partiahy
swallowing a lump OF borax the size oil
garden pea, or about three .. .o gu
grains held in the month Tor ten minute
before speaking or singing. ms pro
duces profuse secretion or wh,elihs =
the mouth and throat--proeai'J TO-
ing the voice Of tone TO the ds's 49, =
cords, just as "wctting' br,ns' az" y
missing notes to flute, when IL 70
dry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28
Established ls3O-vol. XII.
SOUTH 3raaels 9atelligeneer.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. JAN. 2s, 1876.

DA fire on Wednesday night Of last
week at Apollo, Armstrong county. Pa,
forty.three miles above Pittsburg. orr.
ginating from the explosion Of nm oil
lamp in ii. A. Rsndolph's shoe store.
destroyed two squares. comprising forty
building, being nearly half the town.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

VThe Boston Journal says: cit is
bit OF forgotten history that jefferson
was formerly nominated to the Presi.
dency for third term by the legislatures
of Massachusetts, Vermont and Rhode
Island. He declined the nomination"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

1rAs the bird alights on the bough,
then plunges into the air again, so the
thoughts Of God pause but for moment
in any form.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

fV Arsene lIoassaye tells Of a pic.
bcian who went to Rothschilds TO borrow
$4,000. Here il IS" said the Baron,
but remember that as a rule only lend
TO crowned heads. NJ. De RothschiId
never dreamed of seeing bis money A.
gain, but, wonderful 20 relate. az the end
Of month the borrower came back with
his $1,000. The baron could scarcely
believe his eyes; but he foreboded that
THIS was not the end. Sure enough, the
borrower a month later reappeared, ask.
ing for the loan Of $4,000. "No. no"
said the baron you disappointed me
once by paying me that money. / do
not want to be disappointed again"
Keep all lights as far from curtains as
possible
Always fiji and trim your lamps BY
daylight, and never near fire.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28
Hardy High School.
Moorefield. Hardy Co, w. Va.

SEssION begins Brd wednesday ir sspi.u-
y Der and closes third week IN Jane fell
owing
Roard in Principals family, $40 90
Tuition from sac N sso
ais is classical School, embracing a full
toNsEiats curriculum, and well provided Wits
chemicals and apparatus II Is warmly com :
msnded By Professors in University Of Va,
washington Lee University, and other Yir-
gina Cellegs'. send Tor Catalogues.
~. J.. HOOVER, PRIESnAL.
hoortfsid, June 10 1875. - sm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

tV Poulticc of tea leaves, moistep.
with hot water. arc recommended pf,st
fcrable to all other remedies in
stage OF burns and scalds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

sVThc paroxysm or - e little
be prevented or carel1 ' u ston TIE
dry salt as gargls ~ VIZ
tickling i'm the THAI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

FRESH MEAT.--Expcrts say. hang M
q quarter Of meat with the cut end up.
being tho reverse OF the usual wav. ~
the leg and the Juice will all remain in
the meat and not run TO the cut and dry
Dy evaporation. IL is worth a trial and
when made will be continued.
EY'Do you know that a abig onion
poultice" Is eflicscious in typhoid pner.
monia, IL applied to the chest And IN
pleurisy, il applied 10 the sides n !.
so averred, says the Wheeling R,oiw-r,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

CoLoRgSs PfxE FLoORs.-An oakcn
color can be given to new pine floors
and tables By washing them In n soIn.
ton Of copperas dissolved in strong I've.
a pound OF the former 70 gallon of the
latter When dry. this shonld be oiled
and It will look well for year or two
then renew tho oiling.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

Martyrs owe no apologies TO tyYauts.
And while we arc ready to make every
sacrifice for the Union. even secession.
however defeated aud humbled. will con.
fcss no sin TO fanaiicism, however bigot.
ed and cxacting.
Yet, while we make to Won no con-
cession. VIC come even to you in no spir-
1t ofrevengc. We would multiply bless.
ings in common for you and for u.s.
We have one ambition, and that is to
add our political power to the patriotic
Union men of the North i'm order TO
compel fanaticism to obey the law and
live in the Union according 10 the Con.
stitution. We do not propose to CON-
pei you by oaths, for you who breed
strife only to get Office and power will
not keep oaths.
''Sir, we did the Union one great
wrong. The Union never wronged the
South; but We of the South did to
the Union one great wrong, and we
come, as far rs we can. to repair it.
We wrongcd the Union previously when
we left 1t to be seized and rent and torn
by the men who had denounced It as "a
covenant with hell and q league with
the devil" We ask you gentlemen OF
the Republican party, TO rise above all
your animosities. Forget your own sins.
Let us unite to repair the evils that dis.
tract and Cypress the country. Let us
turn our backs upon the past. and let
1t be said in the future that he shall he
the greatest patriot, the truest patriot,
the noblest patriot who shall do most to
repair the wrongs of TIE past and pro-
mote the glories OF the future. APP
plause on the floor and in the galleries. T.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28
The Cicero Debating Society.

IHU CICeIO DeDaLInR Society,
INVITES the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Romncy and vicinity TO their Anniver.
sary meeting,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28Tu,
1875, Mt the Court House, in Romney.
where addresses may be expected from
Rev GEORGE w. FINLEY and others.
The Brass Band
will attend. Doors open ct G =. M.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
Romney, Jan. 81, 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

out squeezing as ALL The jcn
made like an enormous funnel,
short nose, and sewed up in one se!l
Take square of flannel, and double o.
yer in two points, tapping it in the mid
die, and you will see how il is done
lie this bag, by fastening tapes to each
side of it, to chairs, and let the Juice run
into dish. To one pint of juice put
one pound OF white sugar, and boil for
twenty minutes, then turn into jcIly-cups.
Add sugar TO the jam, and boil for mar
malade.
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South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
Office, Corner Main and Gravel Lane SIS
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Something Left Undone.
Dr TONY.

1
The red fires burning fast away.
Ot all words spoken, and those not,
OF all things done, and all forgot;
In sight of these my strivings seem
Vain as the rising tides bright CLEAN,
That ever strives higher to reach,
But never flows beyond the beach;
And always with the setting sun
There's ever something left undone.
L mingle with the festive throng.
And with light heart and happy song
| try to while the hours away,
To loose my sadness and be gay. 81
l watch the fleeting. dancing feet.
l list to words that might be sweet,
But with the last enhancing strain
My soul asks me, where is thy gain?"
j know that with the days's short run
There's something left that's all undone
The hours, the days. the weeks 90 by.
Deep SHOWS over tho daisies lie:
Each fading sun brings me the thought.
W hat to Thee have this day brought?
My heart is heavy in my breast.
with the dead flowers long to rest /:
But with the spring-time's joyous glow
gain courage my way to 60,
And pray with earnest heart to One
That nothing | may leave undone.
As Ger my head the years pass by.
And DER my brow their sorrows fy.
j may look back and view them not
With vain regret. but thank my lot
That it was granted me to do
What best / might, and what knew
Was mine TO finish and the rest
For those who It might do the best.
And may know what begun
Is at the last by me we'll done.
Chicago Inter. Oceap.
CURIOUS FACTs.-Fishes swallow their
food whole. They have no dental ma.
chinery furnished them.
Frogs, toads and serpents never take
any food but that which they arc salts.
fed is alive.
when n bee, wasp or hornet stinps. II
is nearly always at the expense Of ia
Serpents arc so tenacious Of life that
they will live for six months or more
without food.
Turtles dig holes ia the sea shore and
bury their eggs. covering them up to be
Matched by the sun.
HOLSTERS are very pugnacious. and
night severe battles. If they lose aclaw
another grows out.
Naturalists say that single swallow
will devour, 6.0O0 flies in day.
The tarantula OF BRAZIL is nothiDo
more nor less than an enormous spider
20 The Princess OF Wales has fiffv.
" thousand dollars year for pin mo.
ney.
Ev-As tho young lady remarked =.
bout the infant, "How sweet brt ~
bald for one 50 young" ~"
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"Old Reliable"
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

the pioneer farm journal in America and so long
the exponent OF the agricultural interests Of this
section, begins, January lsi a new volume un :
der the same control as for thirty years Of It's
existence.
II will continue 10 be active in every branch
81 agricultural Improvement aud devoted to tn,
true interests Of the farming class
Containing nothing sensational or 1sshr IA
is meant 10 suit the wants Of intelIipent and
reading farmers and their families The editors
receive the all Of a large number Of correspou-
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IN each number, besides the treatment Of The
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Address,
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: North St, Baltimore. Nd.
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APPLE JELLY.-Take golden
pare. core, and quarter them
| in water enough to cover the
Nate soft. Then turn iptc
o,.1 let -k.----,i<
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-28

70 The Princess OF Wales has fiftv.
ty thousand dollars n year for pin mo.
ney.
20 AS tho young lady remarked =.
bout the infant, "How sweet. hrs ~
bald for one 50 young" ~"
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
ports viii End Paris Office the more economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRrsror, Jan is-Arved bark Grauoua IiAD, Lavssn0'
Philadelphia.
BRKsr, Jan e-Arrved. bark Atlantic c'crl, Rlngsen,
Pensacola
BrEmES Jan I2-Arrived harks Norge CNcr. sOrensen.
New York; oxford (Br) Watson. New Orleans; Goethe
Ger seenken Baltimore; Ansgar Nor. Grunaersen, do
Arrived nth. bark Rolus Berdng New York.
Sailed llth bark olbers Ger), Albert, United States.
BARcELoNA Jan e-Arrived brig Panchita lsp). Prolds
Charleston before reported without date.
GLASGOW. Jan l3-Arrived bark Rebeeca caruana John
son. New York.
GEsoA-saled, bark Professor schweigaard CNor, Sew
York.
HAvRE, Jan 12-Arrived bark Gem. Moseman, New Or
leans
Sailed 18th bark Hattie Goudey Bn Hammond, Tybee
mot previously brig Cove. Hodgeman. Cuba: schr
Henry Horwen. Burgess. Mobile.
Hose KONG TO Jan lacieared ship criterion Lull San
Francisco.
L1vERPooL. Jan is-Arriyed. schr Henry Burnhan,
Haynes. Portland, Ne Csee below.
Sailed 18TH ship City Of Boston, Crosby Key West.
Cleared 18th, ships sturges Linnekin United States
Tonawanda Turey do Alaska Anderson Baltimore ;baks
Glen Nevis Br Robb United States; Carrier Dove (BD,
Simmons, Albion tNor Rade. do Carolina (r Cook.
LONDON Jan I2-Cleared, bark Hans This (Nor for New
Orleans
LONDONDERRY. Jan i3-Arrived bark Countess Of d =
ferin lBr), MeGonagle, Baltimore
MEssISA-Saled, bark Pleiades Br) New York; bri &
Maurice veaze do befcre reported sailed for Boston,.
PALERNo-Saied, bark Lawrence. Howes United States
QUEENSTOWN Jan l3-Arrived, bark sedmi Dubrovacki
Aus), Taarini New York; brig Sarah Hail. Morrel,
Philadelphia.
sHKLDs Jan l3-saled, bark George Mills CBr). for Bal
tmore
sASrANpER-ArFived bark Paque,e de cantabra Csp,
Villa, Savannah.
LONDON. Jan 13-Schr Henry Bunham. Haynes from
Portland Me, which arrived at Liverpool to-day
obliged to jettison 2cO tons Of guano
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
CLEARED.

Steamer Greece (Br). Thomas London-F W J Hurst.
Steamer state OF Indiana Br), Sader, Glasgow-Austn
Baldwin 4 Co.
steamer Suevia Ger, Fanzen, Hamburg via Plymouth
-kunhardt q Co.
steamer Andes Br,, Williams Port Prince. &c-Pim.
Forwood Co.
steamer Crescent City, Curtis navana-wm Clyde 4
Co.
Steamer Gamma Cbr), Liddicoat hamilton ,bermuda-
A Outerbridge.
steamer Montgomery, Fairclosh Fernandna via Port
Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory savannah--w r
Garrison.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship co.
Steamer EleanorS johnson, Poruand-l Amer
Steamer Nereus Berry Boston-H Dimock.
ship scotia .Brj. Hughes, LondoE-RJ j CortiS
Ship Galatea, Harden dephia-Pendergast Bros
Co.
Bark Henry Lippet Howes, sydney Nsw, and Brisbane
Bark IidsEaIf Mob, Gundersen Plymouth, E-Funch,
Edye A Co.
Bark Asphode tBr Stone. stranraer CscotiandD-Geo
Bnlley.
Bark Frugon Deveto dtaD, Perassa Cork for orders
Bark Stag gBr). Tyro Palermo Geo F Buey
Bark Joseph Baker, Ryder, Port johnson. NJ-hiller
Houghton
Brig salista Partridge, Gibraltar-Iohn Zttlosen.
Brig Starlight, stover, Port spain (Irindad)-L, W
sehr Eothen, Brandtberg, Aux Cayes-Youngs, Smith
Co.
Scnr Veto, Henderson. Cionfucgos-J W Elwell 4 Co.
Schr Freedom (Br). Dexter. Halifax-C W Bertaux.
Sekr ii shepherd, Steeman, Jacksonville Fla-Warren
Ray.
schr VIM Tiee, Tice, Wilmington, Del-Cartwright
Doyle.
Schr Geo C Travcrs, Mitchell, Baltimore-slaght
Petty.
Sckr Mary Clark Hall, Boston-chas living.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

B9For further particulars concerning ship Harvest Queen
see general news columns
We are indebted purser Of the City Vera
Cruz. from Havana for favors.
STEAMER HArrKRAs arrived Savannah 18th inst
Fernandina the OF steamer Huntsville before
reported At Savannah In distress.
SniP JoHF HARVEY from Lobos for Hampton Roads,
which Caao Dec is In charge OF the
officer her master. Capt John Brown, having been
rested taken Chehayo charged with having shot
killed the carpenter OF the ship Capt Brown that
the affair accidental
BARK EpwTN tBrl Borden from Dublin for Baltimore be.
fore reported ashore Hatteras. Las
towed inside Cape Henry will probably 90 ~ Baltimore
for repairs
soHR GKo THArcHER, from Baltimore. before reported
a Bonogne has proceeded 70 Dunkrk under botomry
bond OF l9uNo francs, OF when lfopl we're claimed Tor
ssyors. The case will probably go into the Admiralty
ConrL
scHR Tnos BALL Ryder from Galveston for Liverpool
with cotton put into Key West 18th inst with
sprung.
scHR RurH II BAKRR Collins from New Orleans for New
York with cotton put into Key West 18Th inst with pumps
disabled.
sens SPANIEL Coi Pembroke before reported Oft Cane
Cod with loss Vi deck load Of lahs from Calais bound
News has been received that sealing steamer Francis Al
lyn Captain Glass Sandy Point Nov g. but that
left again before the 18th No epor. from the schrs
they probably having gone Shetland Islands, not
probably be heard from until much later.
urtptNG-M Nickerson A Rideout OF Calais
have contracted with Capt Bartlett. o. orrington to
build ship of about 100 She is be built OF the
best material and TO class highest rate In French Loyds
receive the benefit OF the March winds She
sto be finished by Oct next and will be partly owned in
Al Mibridce Capt Sawyer is hauling timber in yard
Tor vessel Of 6UO 700 Nathan Huntey Esq has
about 900 Capt sawyer does not contem-
plate building the coming season.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

cALrAo. Dec 24-Arved, brig North Star MOrehouse
CARprNAs Dec oe-Arrived. schrs Edna Harwood, Tur.
ner. New York; 3ls. Emerson Rokes Marston, Havana
tBr, lie Blanc, Lngan c ;schrs Theresa Kecne Keene
Havana 10Th Abbie, oakes Portland; lth stiekney
sailed Iith, brig Houston Griffin north OF Ha.teraA
CAiBARRN, Jan ARRIVED, schr Clara Smith, Packard,
o,Esruroos, Jan Pin port, brig GOlcOnda Lord from
.HgAxlLAs, Dec Ain port ships Geneva McLoon; St
Leoncra Grrn canSTidee DR. H; Carlow Or. acss csr
S a es es A.sSpa @ @ wS% HT Ellen Ans Ans
COCHRAN eaTss NcLs5ep Lar Br Ludlow Alice Cooper
FLORENCE ChiPman Br williams MoOnbeam, Field; Ant
HxvANA Jan is-Arrived, Jack Oliver Emery Br). .
swartrdge, Newport e; brig Annie r, Smith st John,
Sailed Dec 81 brirs Marshall Dutch Turner Mobre Jan
l. Rowland Lakeman, c@rdenas; 5th selrs Jas Brown
H1LIrAx Jan lS-Arriyed steamer Hbernian Br, Arch
er, Baltimore for Liverpool tand procoeded
Sailed 18th brig Il Morris (r) Patterson Porto Rco
Ellie z Butler Br. do.
and Para qBp; stevens, $. John, NIB, via Cardenas.
Sailed 9Th brig Sarah tBr,, Townsend. north Of Hat
PAnrLLoS pr PEA; Dec 4-Tn port, ship Jumns CBr,.
Reed Alert Ltteheld: Loretto Fish Carney; BroOkville
Br BSrg syvsnus Blanchard Green ASper ssnyOn
Hudson tBr Nicholas Invincible Strickland; G strck
DnSles champion Of the Seas sr wilson SaTks North
Fairchild, Kelly; Hattie tBr. Eaton; Donald Ferguson
rosI LOTos Dec AIN A. port ships Nssutan GB0 Brown
White; Robinson Smith Antonette tBrl. Scott; In
trepid, simmons; jamestown, Call; Resolute, Nckels
Stewart Lane (Br), Hiekman Reed, Bruce; Peter
@t, aenders9p; P Q Blanchard, acInyre; Prnoeport
Annapolis l3r Delap; Argosy Br, Hatfield: Peru Ken
ney: W Harwood (lp, Dowey; Mary Virgins (Br),
sAGgA, Jan 5-In port barks r II Purrngton, Crosby,
Jose More Carlisle. disg brigs Ernest Sinnott;
Hyperion Clark Proeus Farr and Sagua Munday do q
Geery Conkln, wtg; schrs Northern Light Wallace and
L Knowles. Dinsmore disg
Arrived Jan To- brlgs Leighton Leighton. Marti-
nigue Ellen stewart Miller, Philadelphia; schr Z
Thompson. Gilkey Portland
ieby, Baltimore.
ST JoHSs ny. Dec 3o-Arrved. brgs Osprey. Owen New
York: Jan 2. Frank Clark Morton do.
Sailed Dec 23. brig Ann Elizabeth GBr) Burgess New
York schrs Santa Rosa Herrck do Stadacon Bergeson
Boston.
JoHN NIB Jan i3-Arived schrs Allie Burnham
Baxter Savannah; Howard Holder (Br) PHILADELPHIA