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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-30
CoLDlERs, nnuNrIrs

CoLDIERs' BoUNTIEs.-A recent nc,
- has pasfed both Houses Of Congress. and
signed ny tho President. giving q three years
soldier SiO0 and two years soldier $50 bounty.
All persons who enlisted prior to July %, 1851.
served one year, aud were hon0rably DISCHARGED.
are entitled 10 Sl00 bounty.
E0~B0UNTIEs and PEN SToNs collected bv
WALTER BARRETT.
aug-u Ati'y q, La~, Cleafsold, Pa.
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TREAsURER's SALE

WIN. X. WRIGLEI
March 20, ls6s-stl TreasEr
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'pecial to the Evansville Journal.

INQIANAPoLIs, Jan. PA meet
ing was held at the Bates House to
take the requisite steps for raising
$4,000, for the purpose of secur-
ing the holding of the Dem
ocratic National Convention in this
city. Thirteen thousand of this is
already pledged, aud a committee of
twelva was appointed to raise the bal
ance. This committee met at the
Herald office this morning, aud di-
vided into sub committees of three
each, to canvass according TO the va.
rious business and commercial inter
ests. Thy met again tonight, and
reported liberal subscription, with
a fue prospect of the whole by to-
MORROW. "a
La The office Of the Secretary of State
there. were filed yesterday the articles
of association for the Mount Vernon
and GRANVILLE Railroad Company.
The Com pa ny has a capital of half a
million dollars, and the length Of the
proposed line Is twenty seven miles.
The following gentlemen are directors
for the ensuing year: John A. Mann,
Joseph Welborn, Daniel Rosenbaum,
John VI Lockwood, William 2. Ed
son, John Conyngton, Aza G. Viii
liams, Henry Brinkman, and John B.
Gardner. W A&
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VIRGINIA
The State Convention.

RICHMOND, Jan. 23.-Iu the Con-
vention, to-day Hamilton Fish, on
the part of the Peabody Trustees,
made an excuse, on account of busi-
ness, for their not visiting the Con-
yention. Dr. Sears, the business
manager OF the Peabody Fund, ad-
dressed the Convention at length, on
educational subjects. Ten thousand
copies of his address were ordered to
be printed. e#e ae
The following resolutions were re-
ferred: That the title to Church prop
erty shall not be affected by the re-
suits Of the war; to compel children
to attend school regularly; against
special aid by the Legislature for pro-
noting immigration; praying for the
removal of the United States tax on
tobacco; to rent the oyster shares new
monopolized by siX wealthy persons,
without title, the proceeds to. be
applied to free school purposes; that
former slaves may recover wages from
their masters, so called, from April9
1865. to January 1, 1866; against an
increase of the tax on the produce of
industrial pursuits IN the State; where
loyal men, during the war, were com
PEELED to sell their property for the So
called Confederate money, and leave
the State, that they are entitled to re
cover the same, the purchasers look
ing to the parties who forced them to
leave for remuner grafton for the
amounts paid BY them. The day was
spent in. discussion of the following
additional section to the Bill Of
Rights, which was finally adopted:
= That all persons, residing in the
State, and born or naturalized In the
United States, and subject TO the ju-
risdiction thereof, ar7 citizens of the
United States and Of this State
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CONGRESS. IoNAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, January a.

SENATE-The Chair submitted
message relative to the District of
Columbia Equal Rights Bill, which
was referred to the judiciary Com
miitee.
Ferry presented petition il favor
of the protection of the rights Of
American citizens abroad, aud con-
curing therein, he hoped speedy
action would be taken on the petition.
Referred to Foreign Committee.
AT the expiration of the morning
hour the Senate resumed the consid-
Grafton of the Reconstruction Bill.
Morton took the floor and argued
in favor of the bill
Vanwinkle reported from the FL
nance COMMITTEES a bill for securing
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FRANKFORT, Jan 23.-The House,
By vote of so to 81, passed a resolu-
ton declaring it inexpedient to re-
move the State Capital from the city
of Frankfort.
The Senate coneurred in the House
bill. appropriating $17, $50 for the
benefit of the Western Lunatic Asy-
lum.
A lively scene came off in the SEN
ate o-day, during a discussion in re-
gard to the confirmation OF the nomi-
nations sent in by the Governor for
Notaries Public Mr. Lilly (Radical)
thought it his duty to object to the
confirmation of Mr.. Strickle, from
Knox County, from the fact that the
gentleman was under Indictment for
taking a bribe of $50 in money for
dismissing an indictment and stealing
away the papers.
Little, of Clay. (Dem), intimated
that the Grand Juries. of late years,
had been guilty. through political
prejudice, of indicting more than one
innocent man
Mr.. Lilly indignantly repelled this
as applying to the Grand Jury re-
ferred to, and said that any man who
charged that they had acted from po-
litical prejudices in this case, was a
liar aud a scoundrel.
Mr.. Little wanted to know if that
applied to him. If it did, he (Lilly)
was a liar.
Here the aspect was decidedly
threatening, but the more judicious
members maneuvered 80 that further
disturbance was avoided, and both Of
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NEW YORK.
Public ovation rendered VIM. Gull
len Bryant-COnYenfi0n Of the
Northern and Southern Charges Of
Theta Delta Chi

NEW YORK, January 24.-A pub
tic ovation has been rendered to VIM
Cullen Bryant. In consideration o.
his persistent advocacy of free trade.
The Twenty First Annual Conven-
tion OF the Northern aud Southern
Charges of the Theta Delta Chi. or
ganized to-day. Delegates are pres
ent from various universities, and
large attendance was expec ed. The
affairs of the fraternity ara i a a salts
factory condition.
An allegorical picture Of Alaska
Territory by Leutze, has been pre-
sented to Secretary Seward by a mum
Der of our prominent citizens.
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HARRIsBU PA.
Whereabouts OF the Body OF Captain
~ Rehrer AsceFtained.

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 24-The body
of Capt Rehrer, who mysteriously
disappeared from Pottsville two
months ago, was ascertained to have
been thrown into coal slope 500 feet
deepand filed with water. A son of
one of the partners of the de-
ceased disclosed the crime, and
all the parties implicated were ar
rested. The motive for the murder
is supposed to be the securing of the
lease of Il valuable coal mine The
names Of the partners are Smith aud
Albrightor
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currency by United

the national currency by United
States bonds.
The bill was amended in one Sec
ton so as to provide that worn out
notes, returned to the u. S. Treasury,
be destroyed by maceration in place
of burning.
The bill was read third time, and
passed as amended.
Wilson introduced a joint resolu-
ton for the relief of the destitute peo-
pie of the South Passed
Morton and Nye spoke in favor of
the BILL
Adjourned
HOUSE.-The morning hour was
devoted to business of private ma
ture. r.
A large number of bills were re-
ported from the Committee on Invalid
Pensions and passed.
The Speaker presented executive
communications as following: From
the Secretary of War, with intorma-
tion respecting the capture of Jefer-
son Davis Referred to Committee
on Claims.
s. From the Secretary of the Treasury
with communication from the Comp
troller of Currency, relative to loans
of National Banks. Referred to Com
mittee on Banking.
1t was ordered that the session to-
morrow be devoted to general debate.
The House proceeded to the con
sideration of the bill reported by
Washburne, Of Illinois, from the
Committee on appropriations, Janu-
ary 14th, to prevent the payment Of
certain claims 1t enacts that here
after no. money shall be paid ont of
the Treasury on any claim in the fol-
lowing class of cases arising during
the rebellion, until further action of
Congress-:
Lon account of seizure or impris-
ment or for damages or demurrage or
detention of any appliances of trans
portation, whether by land or water,
in the insurrectionary States.
2. Fer transportation service fer
riage, &c, beyond the tariff of rates
fixed by the Quartermaster General
during the war e.t
B. For the use and occupation
of land in the insurrectionary States
used for Notifications and other milf
tary defensive purposes during the
war.
The bill was discussed at consider
able length by Logan, Maynard, Mum
gen, Washburne, of Illinois, Trim ble,
of Kentucky, Holeman and Pile.
The previous question was
seconded, but pending the dis
position of the question, Schenck,
from the Conference Commit
mittee on the Cotton Tax Bill, report
ed that the Committee had agreed to
recommend that the Senate recede
from its amendments, and agree to
the bill with an amendment adding
the following, and cotton imported
from foreign countries, on and after
July 1st, 1868, shall be exempted
from. duty After some discussion,
the previous question was seconded,
and the conference report disagreed
+ Allison moved for new Commit
tee Of Conference. Allison, Blaine
and Trimble of Kentucky, were ap-
pointed such committee Sg
The death of Hise, late member
from Kentucky, was announced
Adjourned. tz3-og Z.
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LOUISVILLE.
Express Robber arrested.

LotIsv1LLE, Jan. 23.-John Ho-
gan. alias Sullivan, was arrested here
on the charge of robbing the Adams
Express Company at Dresden, Ten
nessee, of 81 800, BY blowing up their
safe between Saturday night and Mon
day morning There is some proba-
bility that the Company will recover
81 400 of the missing funds. q.
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the belligerents very gracefully ac-
knowledged that they were wrong in
letting their angry passions rise, and
asked forgiveness at the hands OF the
Senator's for the disgrace they had
cast upon that body.
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ROCHESTER.
Fire-Three Persons Seriously In-
jured. ss

ROCHESTER, January 24.-The in-
terror Of house ia Delavau Street.
was damaged by fire this morning
Three of the occupants are seriously
aud perhaps fatally burned, and two
more were injured by jumping from
an upper window. EHtH
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PENCILS

American Lead Pencil Company's un-
rivalIed Pencil $. We have a large stock
OF the above, comprising some ten differ
ent brands, ranging in price from SOc. TO 81
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
for cheapness and durability by anything
in the market. .sf.e rios a q
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Fl Rehback's Office Pencil. A splendid ar
ticIe. H8 aE8# 2a
Eagle and Star Rubber-Tipped Pencils
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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Cartel's celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying Ink-the best in the market.
I'm quarts, plnts. half-pfnts, and school
pack ges.
Arnoid's celebrated Writing fluid. Ia
pint aud quart bottles. .Er
Buffers Writing Fluid. In pints aud
quarts.
Carmine Inks. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks manuiac-
tured 10 order
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PORTLAND, Jan. 24.-The steamer
Belgian, from Liverpool 9th, saved
the crew of the sinking ship n
Mosher, from Liverpool, bound to
Boston
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Steps Taken to Have the National
Democratic Convention Held at
the Capital-ArtieleS Of kSsOcia-
tiOn for the Mt. Vernon and Gray
VILE Railroad Filed.
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BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The French Army Bill-Russla the
Only Power not in Harmony with
the Res Of Europe.
FRANCE.

PARIS. January 24-The Seine
Official Lapatrie, In an editorial arti-
Gle, observes that Russia is the only
power not now in harmony with the
rest of Europe. Efforts ofthis charac-
ter TO tranqullize the public mind and
give assurance of prolonged peace, are
singularly antagonized by the fact
that every power in Europe
is actively engaged in arming, as if
for anticipated war.
Il is said that a new French lean
of $50, 100000 francs, will surely be
put upon the market soon.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 24.-The
Bomsenaen Zeitung, published here,
calls attention editorially to the Fact
that the new French army bill mater
tally increases the power of Napoleon,
and is sure to prompt him to assume
a higher stand aud bolder tone in re-
gard to European politics.
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FRAN

Pr0ce edings of the Kentucky Legis-
lature-FOle Against the Kem0Yai
Of the apitaI-Exciting Scene in
the senate.
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FRENCH STATIONERY
such as GRASD QUADRrLLE Note, Letter,
and CommercisI Letter; Moyttne Notes
and Letters: onion SKIN Notes, Letters.
and Commercial Letters GRAND QUAD
RILLE OSIos Skis Notes, Let ers, and
commercial Letters. Our stock of these
favorite Papers, for FOREIGN CORRE-
sPoNDENcE and Fancy Circulars, Is com
plete. and We are prepared to print them
to order.
We would ask a call from our citizens
and those visiting our city, and especially
the Fraternity, as we feel assured we can
give sucn Inducements as cannot be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Give US call, and examine our stock.
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at small advance on Eastern cost.
Their stock consists in part ofthe follow
ing:
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Georgia Convention.
Express Robber Arrested.

Congressional Proceedings.
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EN- NVELOPES

We have a large stock of White, Buff
Orange, Canary, Melon, &c. from No. to
No. 81, at prices ranging frona 81 80 to 50 90
per 200; and the Newest Agony in Wed
ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal
and Manila Envelopes of all qualities.
4 We are prepared to print Enyelopes ia
the latest and most no5by styles.
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ever brought TO this Market a1d which
they propose to sell. RG 1
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rELEGR AP II.

no Commercial and RireT Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
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IN Re. Thos: W. Holloway,
Bankrupt
Assignee'S Sale. {.

By order of Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
Of the O.. S. Court Of South Carolina Dis
trict, will sell at puhlic auction, for cash,
at the residence Of said Bankrupt, ut Po-
maria. on -.
Thursday, 13thdayof Augast neat,
THREE Mules, one Horse, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Cotton Seed,
Blacksmith Tools, Bar Iron, two
Wagons, one Carriage and Han
ness, Cast-iren Mill and Boilers,
Bacon, Carpenters Tools, Seven
Shares Of stock of the G. & CIR.
R. Co., Twelve Years Scholarship
in Newberry College, andone Gold
Watch. = -" ~-. ,....~-~
Also, at the same: time and place, the
TRACT OF LAND. On which said Bankrupt
now resides, containing = ->.>
Five Hundred & Forty five Acres,
more or less, butting and bounded by lands
of J., w. Folk, Jno. A. Cannon, estate Of
VIM. R. Chapman, Geo. II. Dickere, G..
Suber, and Dr.. Berley. And at the same
time and place, one and one.half Of an acre
of land belonging Jointly to estates Of Thos.
W. Holloway and ofH. H Folk, Bankrupts,
situate at~the Pomaria Depot, aod bounded
by the tract above described, the Bon
connie and of the Greenville 4 Columbia
Railroad. = ...-, -.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers
.HAYNE D. REID, Assignee.
Iplv 90 On q
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SALE OF ..:.'.',' r. < Z
Personal Property,
In re JORDAN P. POOL, :
., Bankrupt.
Bankrupt.

= By virtue Of an order obtaiIed from Hon. Geo
S:Br7aa, q. S. District Judge for South Caro-
lima aissrieh viii sen at Neweerry Court House
On 9Hursday the 2oth; August, inst.
st n O'Clock, am. the following va.uahle per
1Ho OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture
OF The Newberry Hotel, not exempted from sale
by the BankruptLaw,t @H' =
S0ne Mich Cow 4r-,:.-4 - = --r~ :
Two Rockawsys, - -
s9ne Se4 ei Harness, = - ,-
Tve, ,9wo horse wagons and one sett Of barnes
"A half Interest in one passenger coach.
4 half Interest in . six horse passenger coach,
0ne9son Safs, x -.
Aod-also the Stock OF Liquors and Eurnnufe
on hsad5in the BsrToom, sc. &c ..
Terms OF Sale cash.
aug L 2t - o.. JAMES N. MARTIN.
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- Special ean upeR the
s Seneca Gibbs sf New
>berry DistEict.<A

szasss I'm de Elahs ofssSis District are most
sssuesay rrqsessed to send, at least, three
Delegates each, to meet with the Central
Cab stNewbesry Court House, at ] m,
ID Saturday next, the 18th inst, to consider
matters of paramount interest to the demo-
rrs~-=eracy Of this district and State. If tie
S7 Ciubs cannot>meet in time TO appoint their
49, Delegates, the President of each Club will
Z Tblsass appoint them, and procure their at
90 fendsnce, with himself, without fail And
ss &c is ali important that a complete organ
isation of the democracy Of this district
90 sSan be effected immediately, it is sexpected
that every man, not opposed TO this great
f9ss negemenf, viii identity himself closely With
Il Immediately. Felow.citizens, We are
- Warrington oar last stake, the issue is Clear
---.~ Insae; the enemy is sdro,t aud uuscru:
puloas, and bent upon our destruction anu
that victory may perch upon our banners
2etevery man do his whole %duty, and de-
ponstrste once more, that unity OF acnon
= inEaiiuss and righteous cause IL net only a
& Stoxsr Of strength ia itself, bat with the ia
- ser Of Him who delights to vindicste the
oppressed and the injured, cannot fail OF
sueeess. 3. M00RIAN, Pres. D.. G.
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NOTICE.

zIAave been Informed that +some of my
left-handed friends of Newberry have re-
ported that was going to move from Nep-
berry :; .bnt such is not the ease think
90 much Of Ne~berry to leave it at this
particular time. My Tannery wiHlgo on as
usual The highest price will be paid for
IN good hides, &c. I shall be absent q
short tine at Greenville, and Mr.. Thomas
Paysinger VIII acs fer me as. agent. - :.
One Hundred Dollars Reward viii be
paid by the. subscriber for evidence that
will convic, any person7or persons Of hav'
nag 'set freto my house at Helena 90 the
night the 9Th inetsnt.A .>>-'~:s7: - =
July 25s3 - -. I. BIERFIELD.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ne@hprrv District-Tnr EQUITY. -
Mary II RideFhuber. Adm'x, ". John J..
tRidelhuber, ct al. Bill fer Dover. -
The ecredttors of William Z. 2Rideihuber,
deceased, are required TO render and estah-
lislr their respective demands before the Com
missioner, on or before the fast thiy Of Octo>
bar next,- SlkAS j0hNSf0NE, :
y Gem ) 0Hice, -. -A..->.~, = G.. E'>R.D.
y July % 30 lit. ~ el2.
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Car r.r!'ijtage3a and 3 Buggy
'.F'ACIORYs :
q" 9 =, - 3&z-A "a ss!z25g.SE 9S SSssSs
J, TaTfor&ICo,


: Viii keep constantly on hand geods ess;
sortnrent of fine BUaG1Es ok the, fsost< ap.
proved styles aaad patterns, eonh;ning
lightpess and durability. Built ,teSesdev
ighs Rocksways, and Plantation Carriages
Pheat tons, Top and no Top Buggiss, Ac.S.
: >D,d Carriages and Buggissre renosated and
made 70 iepk as: good as new. RepaiHnS
done in the best nsanper and at. reasanabl9
prices, andalt work estimated On bsfoHs &
is repaired anda eops given TO- our cassoss
,mers: Special attention given 10 repaising
ene Carriages and Baggiess which sinlpors
tant to consumers, :, Freight %ilibe paid ona4
way, when sent by Rail Road, wien the re-
pairs Amounted over $lol. asiFF snothing
but the best materials thate be bought and,
are willing to rely on the merit of our wafx for
a liberal patro rohages55 We ifieite tie Ssxan-
aation, Of our; work: and assure the public
tha, we can build the same clasa woFk al
cheapif no. Cheaper than Saeeaa import IL
All Of, ctr work ID warrantedssz. = .ss4s
Our Factory is. near. the Depot.
Newberry, 8. c., March % a3 ! y.S&
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1sa4hs scsns uu.a We seached Bush river,
a. Rabos m8 vsers ss expected % cross.
pessssss spsia surprise . pa j It the discovery Of
shs Gssissippi was noshing ia comparison
s Ehsh hassk disnsy We e3psrieneed at DIS
ihAf fBes6 fiser sssS a. and no
alanoe Of crossing till Ipextmeraing. Phan-
vew saeanks bns no, the, depths Of our
@lsssyss ysssala lot De rssshsd with tenso0s
pos&sS& a5gasin she Titdefnesss nothingto
akk, Tatbena, aad an that 'vas' fearful We
wap md gase up 4in,s anguish ssa Rfltse
Mira Sad 10 IN ehargs, and whe had seen
aaskine naates, and high water before, said
sasS up there's anotbsr road" What aal.
azs s0nes, sass cheering informsaiont , An
afhes resd, who's sstssd now There was
Issooltse rosa baf ore Of tbe $rseeasdsst,
ipaxksss, sssiest. roekiesf, hiilHsiess, longest,
dso6keoss ina boaess vs have seen|over
IN o ssutury. Well we crossed at Mendea:
Aalps bsssge, kfst having fscraaedon some
&4UE1ooSly COO1 WdISE> aH0 n'SS PSoS'4S", S'
Hss. Hensy Blease's. house.. and pushed on
Sor bc1s, high in hope shas no further mis-
4sp asald bsfaI 70 cut q leng story Short
sasE goias throqgh . sea: Of troasies, aud
crossing Bush siHer's raging aeod. We broke
apgas asna miserable branch, suhniag through
ssessIfs bottom, and bad ii not been for
ihs sadouisable. and now muddy Willie, and
6sisea Of scout s~ine, there is no telling
sShese ne might have landed. IN spite Of
sbagey, half of which stood in he-braneh,
Iana she osber hsf With the horse on the
hiGsan eaes ssidesfbe creek, and the carriage
an sss GsheF SIDE, sego, over il all, and
srslssa bene vishops damage % lie or
saimAs The reader win be glad to know, that
4igssf spssns slso che house. and having gone
asssush 20 nueh. We were able 70 go into
u s.seass melo0, and that fifteen dollars
wiaiPus ssshaggy in. trim again. and that
assesaiz. new subscribers TiHeoSsr, the
-danage pseaniaray. $3.50 * :
II ssgo 5shag .gainSsos well, we'll
sassass aosss = ~ ~ &ss.s
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STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry Distrfct-SIn E:

* : Newberry District--In Equity.
A. &, Tribble,- v. Kay Burton. Bill for ap-
-plicatiou of fund tor payment Of debt
. The creditors of Kay Burton are required
10 render on oath aud establish their de-
mands before the Commissioner on or before
the first dav of OctDb-r next.
~Cem's Office. SuAS TOMBSTONE,
Aug. u 80 St. &le &C. END.
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july Is % If.
Attend to Your Children's Teeth

We are so often called on to extract the
first Molars or J W Teeth for children, and
to regulate or strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from teglect, that
we think it advisable to can the Attentien of
parents to1he subjecr; so that the back teeth
may be flied, and the front teeth noticed
willis, children, are cutting their second set,
50 asE to prevent their coming Sirreeu uiar.
Children SIZED, or lose but ten teeth from the
upper jaw. and ten from the. lower jaw. aud
the Molars. or jaw teeth, which theYs cut
BAcK of these, belong 10 their adult or grown
set Many persons say they were no, aware
of this fact. Now notice and act according
". Charges very moderate. Terms cash
E 5. WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12
In Bankruptcy.

ABSENCE OF HENRY SUMNER, REGISTER
ruptey for the district of South Garolins, b . BY
order Of the Court for said district. been allowed
leave to Be absent from the State until 18th sept
1868. - ,.--F aug II 3t