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New Marriage Guide.

An Essrytor Young Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
manhood, which create impedments to MAIsRi.
AGE with sure means of relief Sent in sealed let.
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address, DIR. j. Skill
LIN iiOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 26-dSs WIN sM
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DISASTERS.

The schr reported ashore on the back of the Cape
near Proyincetown, Is the Hattie Ann h, IRON Lynn
Of and Tor brooksyflls in ballast She lies one and
half miles from Race Point Light.
Sob Hampton Belle, from Baltimore tor Boston
was fallen in with by barqne y G Small eth inst, s
Pm, about 30 miles from Cape Ann, dis rnasted and
waterlogged and with the crew on fhe after house.
crew were rescued and brought to Provincetown :
Ship j Southard, from New York tor liverpool
which was wrecked al the mouth of the Mrrsev 7th
inst, had cargo OF 6,4d bushels wheat 7172 bush
peas, AMI 7s46 bush corn, valued at $1,000 IN gold.
The vessel regis cred 1870 tons, was built at iSich
mono, Me- in 1867, where she was owned, and valued
at 81, 900. fIa7a .tst 81 il -2i 'IHE WV
Brig Minnie Miller, at New York from Matarzas,
had strong gales on the passage, and split mainsail
aud lOretop sail. d 4 -, 34 -1a1 II.. r
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MARRIED.

In this CITY, Dec. ~, bv Rev. Dr. Smaller, George
ii Poor and Miss Della StrOat, both OF Portland.
In Raymond, Dee J. b! Res. j. S. Potter Henry
Smith NJ 5. EsIbtr Il. own both OF II.
In Biddetord, Nov %, William ). Richardson OF
Liming,on and EmelHe Nj. Plllsbury. OF Sea bOrO.
In Alfred, Nov. 2S, Thos j. Ham, OF Sanford, and
Emma F. Ciough, Of A.
In North Berwick, Nov. 2s, Henry s. Snow and
Eliza A. Hill.
tn In Saeo, James S. Freeman and Mrs. Maria N.
Tasker
=, In Damariscotta, Nov. %. Edward C. Boston ard
" anS II Il Hubbard, both OF WiSCasset.
and RnrraanS,in, Nov. 2s l,ar2iiia Williams OF f.,
In 0 rII, 8 Martin OF Sullivan.
ma s f;rn' NOV. %, Capt David S. Gott an M
In Belfast, Nov 2s. A,vo,, ,I,a,,+t or stoc, t,p
and Miss oevia daughter of ca,., r c;ivery
F. Fuller. " button anu Ne"ie
In Augusta: Dee. 70 Rewen w. ro,,o ,,, c,,,n,,
"A. Heath, both OF Whitefed " Ao"e auu Saio'"'
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For CoUGIs, COLDS and CoNsV NIB ZION, try the
old aud well known Vegetable PuIm enary
physicians and families for forty gears past Get
the genuine. REED, CUTLER & CO., DRUGGISTS
Boston, PrOprie,ors nov 26eod az
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MECHANICS ASSEMBLIES. - Subscribers to
these Assemblies are reminded that the first
assembly Of the course will be on Friday even
ing, December 18th. sas s-7 = 7nSh-f,Fl 3, 81
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ance of Erndni last evening brought to n bril-.
hant close the brief season of Italian opera
which we have enjoyed. Madame LAGRANGE not
merely delighted. she electrified her audience
Her refined and finished vocalization, her mar,
veilous dramaetc power, her statuesuue figure
and the rare grace of her movements and nos.
lures unite to produce a whole which is as on.
chanting as it is unsurpassed: Her Elyira
was, Ii possible, more perfect than her Leonora
Ii would be difficult to surpass the thrilling
tenderness of her "Ernani, involami." the noe,
sionate energy of her appeal for the pardon Of
her lover, or the power with which, in the
closing scene, she expressed the blending of
love, entreaty and despair. She was admira-
bly, sustained by Signor Brignoli, whose rem,
dering of the part of Ernani was magnificent.
Oriandini sang the noble music of his part
with great truth and expression. 40 II
On the whole we have reason to be grateful
for the rich musical treat afforded us in the
three performances we have enjoyed. Not
withstanding the glaring deficiencies of the
stage and scenery, and in some respects of the
orchestra and chorus also, the real talent of
the principal performers has made each nights
representation success. Madame LAGRANGE
with all her natural and acquired advantages
SO tenderly touched by time, is still true
Queen o. Song. Miss Phillips is always equal
to any emergency. She has the rare merit of
never disappointing an audience, Her Azu-
cena was an admirable representation, power
full and faithful to the smallest details: her
Nancy equally successful in its graceful light
~.
the rich contralto of Miss Phillips, Brignolrs
delicious tenor, to say nothing Of Orlandini's
noble voice and the pretty and pleasing Miss
McC ulloch, we can well afford to dispense with
the perfect accessories which should properly
set off the abilities Of these artists. We hope
~ may not be long before they again visit US.
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SOCIAL LEyEE.-The ladies of the West
brook universalist Circle will give Fair and
Levee In the vestry of their new church on
stevens's Plains, this evening. Tickets twen-
ty-five cents. -rTEr->.
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Wanted I!

Wanted!
n POSITION a. Book Keeper or Salesman with
- SINE me business house in this city. bv young
VIII ~ ~ ,y-lw0 years 81 age. Is well acquainted
%ad s amusement OF general business, and has
,ItIS.o wears experience y in and thoroughly
understands accounts. Can m sent ihs hest OF ref
pny,I, AI mde 80 Box 1919 Post Oiee.
Wanted.
TWO Good Tin ana Sheetiron workers n On %
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diately to A. j cox rs RI
Dc u. d1ws %"
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When, by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, ScaIds, Chapped Hasds, Sprains Cufs.
Hounds, and ecery COMPLAINT Of the Sein Try If.
as 1t costs but 20 cents. Be sure toask tor
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Hale's Arntca Ointment.

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
81 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass.
and receive box by return mail. W. F. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. april2O1 vsIs :.
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Business Items.

THOSE In want Of good store, look at add
vertisement Rare Chance. y i l1 E&Ji
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
rent wanted, in another column. 3rs rD 7s-l'
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g- CGtarrh Can be Cured h5
HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
/ lAof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use OF the ell-known remedy,
a Raeder's German Snuff! aaa.
Try it, for it costs but &c. For sale by all drug
gists; OF send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR q CO., Bos-
no'' anu receive box by return mail sep4dtisN
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Mains Pure Elderherry and Cur
rant Wines.
why Suffer from Sores ?

So highly recommended by Physicians, NAV hi
found at wholesale at tbs drug stores of W. w. Whip
pie u Co., Fl. H. Hay. W. F. Phillips 8 Co., E. t.
Stan wood and j. w. Perkins 8 Co. ianl2snd1p
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The ladies of Presque Isle are about to pur-
chase bell for the academy in that town. 81,
There have been erected in the town of
Sherman during the present year, thirteen
houses, seven barns and one blacksmith shop,
twenty-one buildings in all. a l-Ieea. 't'''
Up to Friday last there had not been snow
enough in Presque Isle and vicinity to make
leighing.
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NEW ADVEGTESE,IENTs.
To Let.

TlNiE tine Brig Mary A. Read. i4 r,., nan, r,oos-
a ufelnenf one wear Oh, well oura IN sails. rig
G' dee:i sc; Apply to j. S. WfNSLoW % Co,
No. 4 Central Wharf.
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Z lfEt DIR. 8. 8. FITCH,S. ,.rr-,fe
's'Eamily Physician,,,
seventy-sixpages: price rs cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
SICK or indisposed. Address DIR. s. ). FITCH, 20
fremont street, Boston. sN Jan29tiy
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CHE Maine s.ate Press,

Published to-day. contains Secretary Nc
Culloch's Report on the Finances; the text OF
Mr.. Lynch's bill for the resumption of Specie
Payments; the official statements of the Puo-
lie Debt for November and December; reports
of the proceedings of the Constit utiohai ooh,
ventlons in Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia and
Virginia; the story of Benjamin Vests Court
ship. from Harpers Magazine; Agricultural
Miscellany, by "Traxi;" and the usual variety
of foreign and domestic news, shipping news,
rnnrIcet rennrts. Sc. &c.
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Piano FOrtes /!

A large variety of NEW PIANOS, just receiGed
from the manu- factories.
l 3. N. STEVENS e. CO.,
nov23soIm-sn I45 Middle sfraet
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II RaHeM HALLS
1s vTlyEcEEABLE S!cILlAN
g III HAIR 81
EE 3d. -RzlNENzzR.
GRAY RAJR
Re3tored to its original Youthful Colo,

N9'sVI0u 10 IVS UlIHIHM I0uGhtuI UOIor
By Its use. If4
twill make Hair groac upon bald heads, except
in very aged persons, 1t furnishes the nutritve
principle b. which the hair Is nourished and sun.
ported.
will prevent the hair from falling oat, and does
not stain the skin. e4
NO better eridence Of its superiority need be ad-
aacea Mdn tae Jact that so many limitations Of IL
It Is a splendid hair dressing
" 0ur treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
Proprietors.
December3 8, e,dSweow
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L O s II

HOUSE NJ. Fore Street Cool view of the
named place. ~ 49, ~ I .us sooFo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Sale of Rews

THERE will be aPubiic sale of pe,os in the Cburcb
1 OF the SECOND uNITAR AN soc ETY.. cSr-
ner Of Park and Pleasant SITS, on SATURDAY ne,t
Members OF the Parish are par.icu'a rIy reonss.e3
10 oe PRESENT al the alljour ned Paris Meeting
10 Per Order Parish Con- mite
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WELCOMES
Great German Cough Remedy !!
Is acknowledged to be the best Cough Remedy in the
market. PRICE 50 CENTS AND 500, Ti'II
Breuchi,i. and Ph,hi.ie Cured.

Rronchitts and Phshisic Cured.
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causing raw throat, frequent bleeding. and muc5
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difficult and wearsome to speak. BY the tree use Of
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For sale by John W. Perkins & Co., W. r. Phillips
q Co., H, H. Hay, and w. w. Whipple s. Co..
Wholesale Drug ists, Portland, and BY the trade
generally throughout the state.
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON. JR..
Yarmouth, Me. u1t septe6eod& w3msn
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"wednesday, December l2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Richmond, Deering Maehias, (last
TIP OF the season. is-.s ~
Brig Mary Reed, D1rrah, Philadelphia.
Sch Hanger, Cieaves, Boston. HH
Sch N Hall, Murphy, Calais tor Bridgeport.
,e CLEARED. A. I'd. .r .-r.
Steamer DiIigo, johnson, New York Emery &
Fox. .raa1 t.ff ~ d I".f
Sch Debonaire, (Br) Sanford, Walton, Ms.
Sch Harrie, tBrj Hunt, st Andrews, NIB.
SAILED-Brig Hampton; chs Mary W Hopper
Sea serpent, Hooper, and large fleet oil coasters
previously reported put in for a harbor.A
From Branch Office Western Union TeSegraph,
d Ar at Malaga Esd ult, barque NJ Haven, Hall,
Tarragona. 't-fI 2 III ! = ~ : ~
CID I'D, brig Machias, tor New York.
LAUECHED--At Calais 9th uIt from the ward OF
Higgins, sing'e deck brig of 800 tons named
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$500 R0arn1.fL Z

4 0Slf OR STOLEN, on M'nisy. ~, Ssh inst be-
IL tween Center and Maple : rrrts, "a WALLET
containing from $500 to $3.50. Whoever win rCt1rn
the sam, will receive he - few1ti aud NJ CUES
TONS asked. JOHN UALLAHAN,
deel2d;ws No. % York Street
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ON TUESDAY EVENING, 10th inst, large
Old Cushioned Wnici, seal, with Eed
CorneiinR tone
The finder will he rewarlol Oh leaving the Seal
a. This office. dcto ill.,
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CID 2sd, brig Machias, tor New York.

LAUECHED-At Calais 9th uIt, from the ward OF
Higgins, SINCE deck brig Of 800 tons, named
New Yoi k trade, and is TO be commanded by Capt
ID Bernard. u,s ataie. ..l..f. Efl-1IG : =
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The installation of Rev. BENJAMIN Fl. Bal.
ley as Pastor of the First Parish Church and
Society, in this city, occurred last evening.
The church was filed to OVERLOOKING with at
tentive listeners who seemed deeply inter-
ested in the exercises siiDS ti1u.
The Introductory prayer, by Rev.J. A. Swan
OF Kenneb9nk, was earnest and fervent i'm
ploring the blessing of Heaven upon the exer-
cises. pts,.s sFae,t.,a..
Rev. W. A. Savary of Ellsworth read select
passages from the Scriptures. u
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Hedge of Brookline.
was based upon the language of our Savior to
Nicodemus, Except man be born again, %
&c. After speaking of the circumstances un.
der which the language was used, he drew a
vivid comparison between carnal and spiritual
religion. The carnal religion grew out of the
idea that God is an enemy, to punish with
endless torment, while the spiritual religion
viewed him only as loving Father and an
ever present friend. One was religion of
creeds and ceremony, while the other was
religion of purity OF thought and integrity of
life, The prayer Of the votaries of one being
may come into thy Kingdom-of the other.
may thy Kingdom come. The, sermon, of
about an hour in length, was listened to with
marked interest. .4
The installation prayer was by DR.. j. 81.
Morrison of Milton, Mass.
Charge by DR.. E. s. Gannett of Boston
Among many very excellent things, he adj
vised him not to write too many sermons. nor
preach too many old ones.
The right hand of fellowship, by Rev. j. T
Hewes, was peculiarly interesting, Astounding
in Christian spirit and true hospitality.
Rev. G. Q. Everett, in his address to the So
ciety, made some very excellent remarks. wei,
worth remembering by those to whom thew were
addressed. a - "a ~ z
b Concluding prayer by Rev. IT. G. Nichols
OF Saco, and benediction by the Pastor. 4,
1t is only necessary to say that the singing
was under the direction of Mr.. s. Thurston
assisted by Mr.. J. L. Shaw and Mrs. Wether-
bee, who are hereafter to be connected with
the choir ,e1sa33a ynf
Mr.. Bailey is the fifth Pastor who has been
installed over that Society, since its forma,
ton, about 14O years ago. He is a Young
man, with six years ministerial experience
He will find large field of usefulness omen
before him in this city, and in all benevolent
and reformatory enterprises will undoubtedly
walk in the footsteps of his illustrious and
faithful predecessors. b b
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It IL R h EOTYPES

-FEhEOIYPE 7!
If you want your likeness taken perfect. and fin
ishef in hurry, 60 to BURNHAM'S ROOMS,
No. rs Market Square,
Where Ferreotypes OF all sizes are made No Photo
graphs made. Ferreotypes, Ferreotypes, nothing
else. Bring the babies before dinner.
Tin Types % cents per dozen. Respectfully,
dcloilw NJ j. U. p. BURNHAM.
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" ESTON r-..
Did not make his Hundred Miles.
but Santa Claus did and has left lots OF nice things
for the children, viz, Music Boxes, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, Mechanical and other
Toys Sleds with ropes ready for rse with ut extra
charge, and large lot of German Accordeons and
ConcertInas, Flutinas, &c. Sole agent for the best
Violin and Guitar Strings in tie world. Clocks at
cost. j. ID. CHENY,
dec9sn3w No, 80 Exchange Street.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

nEMoREsT'S YOUNG AMERICA, THE
BESTJUVENILE MAGAZINE. Every
Boy and Girl that sees it SAYS SO; all the
Press say so; and Parents and Teachers con.
firm it. Do not fail to secure q copy. A
good Microscope. with Glass Cylinder to
confine living objects, or good two-bladed,
pearl Pocket Knife, and large number Of
other desirable articles, given as premiums
to each subscriber. Yearly, 81 so. The
November Number commences new vol>
ume. Published by
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
473 Broadway, New York.
Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies,
FIVE cents, mailed free.
Nov. I3 46 If.
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Sale of Stock, &c.

Owing to my advanced age and feeble
health, have determined to discontinue
farming, and will sell, at public auction,
at my Plantation, Z miles west of New
berry G. H., on
Wednesday, 4th Of December nert,
Four fine young MULES
Good Stock of Cattle and Sheep.
One 4.horss and one horse Wagon
One Carriage and one Buggy.
Corn, Fodder and'Shucks,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tools, &C., &c.
a. Sale positive.
~ Terms Cash in United States
Currency, on delivery of property.
GEORGE BOOZER.
Newberry, S. c, 10Th Nov 1867. 2t.
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5 O v S,
2. Tin-Ware, &c. :.
MAIN STR'T.,, :,
Columbia, s, c.. -. r.
A. p A L M z R,
STO v ES

. .. L ~ V Els.
An descriptions. from FOOT STOVE to
HOTEL COOKING RANGE. The atsen-
tion of house-keepers is particularly Invited
to the COTTON PLANT COOKING, STOVE,
which is regarded as the very best stnow in
use. The following certificates from eiti.
zens Of Columbia, are published 10 show
the jnst appreciation in which they arc
held TIT ~
COLUMBIA, October 5, 1885,,
A PALMER. ESQ. 2, = g.,
Dear Sir Il have, for the last eighteen
years, been ,nsing all the latest improved
patterns of Cooking Stoves, and all Sef
which, as You are aware, were bought at
Jour establishment But allow ie,stel as.
sure you that the last one bought :af you
called the "Cotton Plant excels all others
and / would therefore recommend to all
who want Cooking Stove, that viii giFo
entire satisfaction, to buy Cotton Plant"
and no other. Respectfully Yours, :. 4
w. Fl. CASSCS.E
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A GARD.

From fosysiYe years experience in the
mercantile business, the subscriber aatters
himself he understands the wants Of the
people, and knows where the right places
are to get the goods at the right prices.
"Good Goods and moderate prices" Is my
motto. X. SFEHAk
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q. s. Internal keEenue.

10 - AAtcI ndi AeOHCAu0.
Notice is hereby given that by the recent
changes made in the Sd Collection Distric,
of the State of South Carolina, by order Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, the two for
mer Divisions of Newberry District have
been consolidated, and to be known here
after as the 7th Division.
For the above Division. have been com.
missioned to take charge as Asst. Assessor,
parties residing within the same will rccog'
nize me as such and make their returns ac-
cordingly.
Office on Law Range, North side of the
Court House. II. C. CORWIN,
Asst. Assessor 7th Division,
Sd Col. Dist. S. C.
Newberry, S. c., Oct. 26, 1867.
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TO be on the Srd Dec. 1867.
A SALE. :"

On TUESDAY, the third day of Decem,
Der next will sell to the highest bidder
my tract OF land lying south, and FIVE (5)
miles from Newberry c. H., S. G. There
are THREE HUNDRED & FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, in the Tract. If parties de-
sire it, will divide the Land into
SMALLER TRACTS, = .
so as to suit each. This is known to be
the most valuable TRACT of LAND of
its size in this section of country. IA large
proportion of it lying in ORIGINAL FOR
EST, and so near Town that the WOOD;
ALONE is WORTH THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS. Further, the open lands are
in fine state of. cultivation, averaging
yield of
20 bushels Of Wheat, 145 bushels of
Corn. and7 bales Of Cotton, .-,
weighing 400 pounds each, to each hand,
besides bouutiful supply of PEAS, P0-
TATOES, TURNIPS, MELONS, &c. On
these lands there are 2 two-story dwelling
houses, ard all necessary out-buildings, in
cluding Gin House and Cotton Screw, be-
SlQeS NSH SSLLlcuS1ilS hutClt uAsS 0SSh
built for employees, since the war.
These settlements, are conveniently and
bcuntifully supplied with most excellent
water, by Wells and Springs for family use
and branches for stock.
I will sell, at the same time, on said
plantation, lot Of extra large and fine
Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, 49, D.
-,-, Corn, Fodder, Peas, Shuc.is, Hay,
Wheat and Flour,
Cotton Seed, Two 4-horse and One 2-hcrse
Wagons with Harness,
Carriage and Harness, Buggy & Harness.
>Sett Blacksmith Tools, Farming Imple-
-. m, nts complete. -.
Gin Head and Thrasher, ,-.. s..,-
and many other things, including all my
: Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. =
Octe HENRY II. BLEASE. 5
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The Democratic Almanac

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Address
vANEvRIE, HORTON 4 CO., Publishers.
NO 1uA NaSSau SIIeSt, CSn 1 AOEA.
Oct. 20 a IT, ---,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY DISTRICT
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newbery
District.
+ Whereas, William Satterwhite has applied
TO me for Letters of administrator, ,on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of Calvin A. Satterwhite, late Of the
district aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to be- holden at Newberry Court
House on the I'd day of Dee. =, next, to show
cause, il any why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th
dsy OF Nov. inst, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seYen.
John T. Peterson, o. N. D.
nov. 20 Al 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27

have used the Cotton Plant Stove for
six or eight months, aud am free to say
that it bakes the best and qnickcsts ;,with
less fuel, than any Stove I have ever t,scd ;
and I believe, from its construction ftal h
will last longer than any other.
o.. . > JAMES E. BLACK.
COLUMBIA, s. G., October 8, 1857.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27
Umbrellas.

|, u fun assortrnens All sizes and prices. A
complete assortment Buggy Umbrellas, very s1-
perior and cheap, BY 4. STEWART.