The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-27


huidties, the component parts of which
were var1ously palateable and refreshing,
which noated in on, and into, US on Sat-
urday last Their names and origin it
matters not, suffice it, men of taste and
travel, whose judgment may be relied on
say they were "good mixtures" and by
no means to be eczed at Commend
US to a firm in which there is so much
of the Christian element.
MEssRs. S. P. BoozER & Co., will &C
cept our thanks for an article we have
for some time contemplated procuring,
the facilities and advantages Of which in
the domestic economies have been well
! known and appreciated. Coming now
! in the shape ofa present and so unex:
pectedly, it is with pleasure that we point
to some of the merits Of the patent, self
heating, Smoothing Iron. 1t is minia-
ture Stove, polished surface, and used as
the common fat Iron. BIZ the use Of
this convenient article, the person using
it is not obliged to hang over hot fire,
| so discomforting in warm weather, and
beside only one is necessary TO accom-
plSh any amount of wor k. simple re-
plenishing Of Goals being all that is need,
ed it is cheap TOO, and saving in time
and fuel: Full directions for using this
IRON accompanyit. Fromthe experience
of number Of persons who have given
it trial, We .have,no hesitation in recon-
mending it to the housewife. 1t is for.
sale at the Store Of S. P. Boozer & CO.
Will somebody send US in q dozen OF
good French yoke shirts, or anything
else, 81 that we can give it fair trial.
The hat and slippers mentioned last week
as dona'ionswill not answer the purpose,
or this call would not be made.
! - IaAIGRANTs. AT N&w wssaRy.-The first
batch Of any considerable number fof
! German Immigrants, arrived Eere on
Wednesday last, under the care of the
Rev. L S. Boines,, the energetic, perse-
vering and working President of our I'm
migration Society. About twenty-five
in number, stout, sy-cheeked, intel!i-
gent looking men, women and children,
their arrival was an casion of great
interest to the community, aud when
viewed as the foryrunner Of large and
continued ihAux, We cannot but feel graft
fed at the prospect before us-'an increase
of white population, greater prosperity,
enhanced value of property and more
abundant products. Let them come,
the more the better; five thousand of
of these working, thrifty people can, find
abundant room in this, district, and would
build up the waste places, restore the
thousands of acres of}and now cast out
into old field, simply because the owners
have not the force nor desire to make
them Weld of the fruits of the earth.
Invite them here, send for them, and If
in no other way give them the land
which is now idle, it will be as bread
caston the waters, returning after many
days, in an increase q prosperity to the
district. -.l-. =.
We learn frcm Mr.. Boinest that he had
many adverse influences to work against,
and not being able to talk to these people,
found no little difficulty in counteract-
ing them, and under the circumstances,
without an interpreter from home we
think he succeeded well. He tells US
that at one time he had about fifty con-
senting to come, but before leaving, more
than half of them. were stolen off under
false -pcrsuasions. =.
The party now here have all gone to
work and from what We learn, give uni
versal satisfaction. Mr.. Bolnest has for
months been working family Of Ger
mans, and gives his opinion that their
labor is just what We need, and of twice
the value that of our old system. The
zeal manifested by our farmers in further
ing project of such vital Importance,
and Of such interest to them, is hattering
for our future.
TIE CRow.-For the benefit Of natu-
ralsts, generally, and our young friend,
j. NJ, particularly, who is an amateur of
oreot nro,niSe and keeps n pair of the