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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

Stop AND READ.-The Cook Stove VeteT-
ana stove well deserving the name u Dss1Ls
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Oh CrlIISJA h1essl 9l-e QO4r QO4r SOutn q p p
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purchase. Also q YerE- neat pattern Of 2
.Parlor Stove. Gail and see. Rema1enni7er
the place. tfyr0 "a. a, N1eEEeIseE.
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-.-sz,.: ctzhUMi tREk, Chester Co, "a.
Feb. l9 8 IT, - :. :. ~. -
Agents Wanted for the Gray Jackets,

.4And>hew-lhev Lived rFeaght and Died for
in the Conftderacy, Comprising Narratives
Adventure. Home Life, Partisan Daring
Life the Camp; Field and Hospital 10,
gerher with LheSS S4u,gs.z Ballads %lahecdot (
Soa'nsrT 1ndependcnce.
:! ,9Ttlere is j. CERTAIN portion Of the war thar
Wy flLne Va.r gt,info she resuhr histories, no
be embirdrdin romance or poetry; wi'feh'l-
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CONVEY TO suece, ding generations better
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drv reports or careful nar.atives Of events
and this part may be >eailed :h.Aeaesn:>s'p he tbc
fnn. Ihe patho> of th" war. This illustrates
the character of the teaderS, the bum6r 1T
sthe- soldiers the; devotion Of w0rarIl the
bravery If HrIf, the4p;uck<of our heroes ,the
romanc and h.rdSnip4H rbeservice.-
The Valiant and Brave hrarteds the Pic.
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ling ~ tortrayjd in a n,'rsrerly, manner ar
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the mos: ample -uniqur~brilta mt and ..ead,-
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Amusement as, we'll aS instrnci ION may. ht-
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sfull description of,fhe work -;
JONES, BRoHHRs~& co, :.
Jan 152E u ( Atlanta Ga
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Governor Vance,
CHARLorFh NC, July 3, 1853

CHARLorFR \. C, July s', 1888
:. To the Editor ofthe Ne'o YORK
Citizen 5>,,:', = :
s1R-In your issue Of the. 18th,
inst: appears the follwing par:
:agraph: . - = :
+ @Ex-Governor Vance, Of North
Carolina; saidin his last speech
or is reported to have said, and
mot contaadicted the report-that
;swhat the Confederacy fought for
would be won by the election OF
Seymour and BtaiE' ;;adding; that
secession is not dead. 1t is more
alive than ever Iftbere be- any
trnth:in. this story, we may set
down Vance as, working for the
Radical ticket even harder than
Mark IL. Pomeroy in his La Crosse
Democtat,-a paper the immense
energy and rough, talent of which
we have no disposition to deny"
I desire to say there is not one
word Of truth in this statement.
| made use Of no expression n the
remotest degree like it. The le-
ports of the speeches delivered on
the occasion referred to were all
very meagre but none of them
believe attributed such remark to
me. Not only did I not utter
such sentiments in my New York
speech. which I suppose to be the
one alluded to, but 1 have never
on any other occasion done so. l
never was a secessionist, and only
fought during the war at the com
mand of my native State, and to
resist a policy of coercion and con-
solidation worse and more ruinous
by far than secession.
NY "denial" of the truth Of the
statement is made just so soon as
your paper containing it meets my
eye.
Very respectfully your obedient
serYent. z. B. VANCE.
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.MAD,sroNE.-I went to the
heuse of Mr.. Evans, ). four miles
nom Mt. Pulaski, to see the mad
stone applied to young man who
bad been bitten by a mad dog: +
always supposed this stone to be
3asalors, but now + kno# better.
Il young man. aged seventeen,
was saHeHhg 6 from ct o hydro
ghebia., He was strapped. to- a
chair prepared expressly for the
purpose, and the stone applied to
bis thumhs where heahad been
bitten It adhered eleven times
before all the poison was exhaus-
ted. Each time that it dropped
off, it was bathed in warm milk,
and the poison settled on the sur
face in the way Of green scum.
The stone is a porous one, in
shape resembling the half of an
egg. The hydrophobia young
man is now as we'll as anybody.
Mr.. Evans has made $500 out of
his maidstone this Summer.
TSt. Louis Times.
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CALL FOR THE RE-AssEMBLINa, OF

CALL FOR THE RE-AssEMBL1Na, OF
CoSaREs Ess.-The Washington Star
of yesterday afternoon, has the
following, which is not surprising
in view of the desperation Of the
political eiementw hich undertakes
to govern and perpetuate its pow
er in the South
A movement is on foot among
Southern politicians looking to-
ward a call from the Southern
Legislatures for Congress to re-
assemble in September. They
profess to have no faith that the
military will be usedin good faith to
protect the existing State Govern
ments without, further legislation,
and expect whcn.the Presidential
election arrives to see carried into
effect a most extensive system OF
terrorism and fraud. Several new
Governors of Southern States re-
Gently made acquisitions on the
Secretary, Of War for arms under
a law passed in 1896, but the
Secretary has declined to furnish
until further legislation is had on
the subject The Governors, in
consequence, have united in an
appeal to Congress to meet on the
day to which they had adjourned
to take action in the matter.
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A COOP SUGGEsTIoN.-Hon. Ar
mistead Burt, President Of the
Democratic Convention, said, as
the session of that body was about
to close, "Let US make every white
man in South Carolina a Demo-
cratic canvasser, and every family
a Democratic Club" This is
pitching into the business with a
viz.
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What Else I
srEFzsH / What else can you. cal

.srEFzsH What else can you call
I the man who comes into the house
like a mad dog throwing his cap,
coat, gloves, and umbrella upon,
or into the first convenient place,
square enough to. hold them, takes
off his boots, leaving. them all
covered with mud in the very
middle -ofthe floor, roars for his
slippers, bowls" Amt supper most
ready p kicks at the eat, shakes
yonr pet spaniel, from, bis warm
.snoeze upon the sofa, seizes1 the
newspaper, CR he can reach it)
if not call upon somebody else. to
seize it and bring tito, him, gives
yon one hasty glance, and then
rolls over, backwards. to you, and
crossing hislegs; hides his. agreea-
bic face behind his newspaper, and
lesves 20 nothing to do bat silently
contemplate his pleasant habits,
without a glimpse of him, beyond
a: rearsSiew:: Why can't the
the creature. GOMEZ in like a human,
and hang his hat and coat Rpon a
peg; leave his boots in the entry,
quietly get into his slippers, aid
coax his wife to sit on the sofa and
hold his head in her lap as she
used to do in her eourting, days,
Don't tell me that the wife is cur:
led up ia her easy chair, upstairs,
reading a neyel, and envefoped in
a soiIed wrapper, with etntidy feet
encased in down-at the heel
slippers Not a bit of it, " omen
whose husbands are IN the habit
of noticing them, when they are
iH the house, never-do this. =, They
always are upand dressed, waiting
tor the darling, and I 'hao~ any
woman, would. much rather be
petted and carressed; ;:than' read
poyrls, or crochet, c-.H
|. Then the way James goes to all
The entertaipments and leaves has.
wife at home alone; is rather; sad:
TO be sase'sbe might fix up and fof-
low him but what woman viii 60 to
a place when she knows. there is
somebody wishing she'd stay at
home? !: =
1t strikes me that it isn't just
the thing, either for a young man
to- loaf about the hoase and see
the "wimmen folksa do the, heavy
work without offering. to assist.
It's no disgrace for lad: to assist
bis mother and sisters even at
hos SO. work. Women are getting
above feeling too nice to helpmen
do their work. Look how: they
cry for their aRigghts" and "Con.
gress": If they are willing to.
share the labors of the, opposite
sex, shouldn't the boys remember
that s:one good turn deserves
another ?": : -. :: : {.
/ don't think It looks wen for a
youth to. be about. the house
~histtng, strutting. through the: !:
rooms with. bis hands in his peck:
cts, calling bis mother the .'ola ..
woman or his sisters ''the gals"
sesntIng the; whole house with
bears grease and tobacco. : :: (
HA;7ls411E-HArrFUl. H;ls1 :.
. -. - -, 80. -. O..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-26
The Due West Female College.

Over One Hundred names are on our
roll. There is still room. Pupils are re-
ceived at any time. BOARDING Twelve
dollars month in currency, not including
fuel and washing TUITION, Twenty Dol
lars for FIVE months. Music, (piano) Twenty
four Dollars Vocal Music, French and
Latin, taught free of charge.
Jsn l6 smo. il. BONNER, Pros.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-26
The Healing Pool.

Essays for Young Men, on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases which destroy the manly power, and
create impediments to Marriage, with sure
relief. Sent in sealed letter env. lopes, free
oe charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phil, Pa.
Feb. 26 8 3mo.
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CHARkEST0N H01LL,.
Charleston, s.: c.,

Tile undersigned 'a&ing TAKEN char e:ot
th above weh Known Hotel, respectfully
iuforms lis friendsatd tue travelling public
that it has been rpfnrlistrdin in III of its de-
partmrnss.,+ The, table will at all times be
supplied with the best the Market affords,
Including every delicaey. in season, while
the cuisine viii be ,unexceprionable. The
Bath Rooms. attached 10 the Hotel are's'ep-
piled with the celebrated AHlesiah Water,
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can he Oh.
taihed at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort of the gnests as
heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the Jnired States. The patronage OF
the travelling public is respectfully solicited.
j. P. HORBACH. Agent,
Jan. Is 8 If. Proprietor.
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-
The French are in the habit Of
irnparting an artificial flavor and
fragrance to apples and pears by
the following process The fruit
is pluoked before being quite ripe,
and is picked all over with "a fine
needle; after which 1t is placed in
a vessel, with essence of any de-
sired kind: The ~exbalations of
the latter, are absorbed in a few
seconds by the fruit, and. the op:
Grafton is repeated several times
until-the fruit is ripe. when it will
be found<to have acquired. the de-
sired taste. =, =. :--,
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&: 4 bashfutyou man who vas
afraid TO propose to- his sweet
heart, induced her to fire at him
with a pistol, which, he assured
her, was loaded 1y.with powder,
and after She had. :done@s So: fell
down and.:pretended~ to- be dead:
She threw herself wildly, upon
his body, calling himxher' darling
and her beloved, whereopon he
got up and married her,
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Sa@~x K Suspended m T Bank: = ::
% eupiaass :Ssak, Loae sssv a draft
, - IsftvorHef navsef;-% -
Ard, ,paysals in kisses, qnafsd =,
From some fsir maiden elr.-- ..-.
1clntehed the check With eager grip
bsfSfa the ink had dried,
:kpd let not many moments slip
g Ere % the bank I bfeds =
srswas4remeiiHgAsart, yet frm resolve =
s.-E1 felt 1" "sheepi>h ailoBs ; -
~eEbsn denan Jed payment o. :,
r~. Man, the paving s:lisr' - - ;,
sse gar d upoa. the scrip asksnce o. .
IsYn eopquetry we'll trained,
-x-SnDcssVi1g sr 8 siugle glance, -
*. Thelimpers 10 eeutsiusd. ::
-fhen backward threr der .curiy hesd,
<As If she had intended
70 p&y NE of. hut siRply said,
- This bans: has just saspendedF
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GreenviIle Female College.
G.. H. JUDSON, President.

Assisted BY -Four Professors and
Three Female Teachers.
The SPRING TERM will begin on WE'D
NESD " The 18Th of FEBRU AIRY next, and
continue 90 weeks
Owing to the scarcity of money, the rates
have been REDUCED as follows:
Boarding for 20 weeks. Currency $50 20
Tuition highest Eng Course" 5000
French or Latin 1000
Lessons on Piano or Guitar &C 80 90
Special Vocal L SONS Is 90
Drawing and Painting 90 90
Singing and Incdentals 500
For further information apply for late
Catalogue. G. H JUDSON,
Dec. 1S 81 If. President.
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=
. REMoRsE OF A DUELIsT.-J. S:
BossEIR, who recently shot PAUL
E. LAREscHo: Jr., in q duel near
New Orleans, writesato the papers
of that city to describe his horror
and remorse when his orporea>
fell, "at seeing one lying the e
with whom he had so lately been
en:a friendly footing, writhing in
the agonies of death, and by bis
own hand" and adds that he<'beg-
gsd his friends: there, upon the
fi1d, FIVE. err six tin1es;toto allow
HIM to 60 to him, clasp hands and
ak his forgiveness.n
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"A asoRosIs. The ladies of
some Of the Eastern cities have
established a "Sorosis," land many
members.are being Initiated into
the mysteries Of the order: The
sorors meet weekly at, different
houses, drink tea of course, and
talk, most .assuredly SO! They
81 .omeE happy in; the conscious
ness that they are, enjoying the
right to do just as men do~@ It is
said they are very: Independent,
and will not let their. husbands or
>weethearts give then protection
home 80, ,r:-~ s<<>.,z.'~.%...s. 49,
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4 Scape-Geat for the Sin Of
StingineSS.

= <. = p.
Singiness. :.
When people find it necessary
20 ie;ulrtaiE, their, expenses. they
.-begi11 with their religious con.
tribntioas and Expenses They
then stop their church, paper:
.sEhsy refuse, >or al least do but lit
ae, towards the support Of mis-:
SONS. poor students. orphans
SC. >They dress as richly, furnish
their tables the same, get all the
poktieal papers; and spend .u,eaey
SF uaneeessafy ,hxaries now as
ever. This is not right: .God;and
his kingdom come first, not last.
Ifsseharity begins at home re:
zmsmBer we1 cali ourselves Gods
children, and his churches our
home. -,
The Jews lived under q darker
dispensation than we yet how
much brighter their. :Iiberality
shines! They gave the Lord the:
Sattest and mesfbeautiful lamb in
the fock:*sorue Of onr people
give theaiFtiest, ugliest bin in their
pocksss. to. tho church, and, es::
pscially to editors. The J W s
gave the first ripe fruits of. the
bafvest TO- the Eerd some Of OLE
people give the worst and Hast,
sheaf Of the harvest g1eanings:
Tbs Jews gave a tenth Of their
sasone to support the Temple ser:
yics.snaaey Christi ans:sof; these.
sines do IS rot give a thuRdredth b
part of,theirs. hsbut:w we have
arfree,gospel;" "-savs one. .*Yes}seut
.xkIe ttbe water Of life" is free,
Che men that earryIit to You are
hot free to work or rotmng.
< The, faetis,- there is more money
IN the country, than seems 20 be:
bistsess-retiresch into eoHcealmeat
md the-ery of"hard times" is the,
aeRg ef,avariee. to hush pleadings:
!1freiigious iberality> We some
times, 80 to an anction, aad survey,
'the groups Of men standing around
aad come.te the conclusion that
sthere are not ten dollars : in the,
ceewd. But we emistaken,l t.. We
nee several hundred dollars, worth
Of goods. brought. and paid for on,
Aeapot =: = !:
. ACireus comes along and people.
say Mouse; to come here e-there>
ia no money in tie country" etc
But the .shrewd Yaakee show menc,
know betterth that, The great
tept IS reared, the; music Sounds
aad The hon re4sss crowds then
9gatAsr- -around, and the green6aeks
roH eut thick and fast and the
Circus mea bear them off by. the
basshhet And there are many:pro.
tessors of religion, "tee poor. to-
pay their. preaeher, ;, wbes have
foana neney yenough' to take their
whole families in ."te see api-
ssnaalsss'- $50 we have: come to the-
esrlriusiiop that the; difficulty does,
not lie SO much ia the: lack Of
money; ;;ss lin. the :disposition&te to
siys,it-Ep5seapal Aetbedsst'
.MAD,sroNE.-I went to the:
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Ffbk's. Metallic Rfd Cases,


TtiE SUBSCRIBER has. 1eu,<,sssads On
ard IL lulia>>ortmeut ot the abo se pSsiftss4
. !rs, .fdlffer, Mt pa,terns. besides cofnns
MS own make. all OF @hirh .heis tapaFed
- furnish at very Teasotabtp rates. with
.''DmPtn"Ss and dispatch. .- =. .zsS-
: Person- deSirous OF having cases sent by
I abroad willhtye rhetn sen! free Of charge.
a Hearsc' is always on t.and and wiIlsshe
; 'rniShed at the rate O.; slO per day. ,FFs"5+S
,!fiIatkful for. past patronage, ,SH:,he~ rub
1criher respectfully asks for az eontipIsrtsn
- he same, and assures rheG ppsbe that
$. cfort on his part will be spared to reudee
F utmost satisfaction. 7...,..- X
= R. c. CHAPMAN
:, ,Nexberry S. c., July 81
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Those persons, who, sprinkle their
pavement> and the streets. in front #
their <hqnses> are --public .benefactors- an
thesecdays. .. -A- =.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In Equity.
James B. Livingston, Ex or. Y. Elizabeth
Kinard and Others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Mar
shah Livingston, one of the defendants IN
the above stated case, resides beyond the
limits of This State.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, ComPlaisantNs
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eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-26

Don't Fail to Try the Cele-
hrated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepa'ic
Bitrers, an unfailing remedy for all Diseases
of Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale BY all Druggists.