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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15
Editorial Miseellaasa:

Whipper tells his colored legislative con-
fFeres that theswhiter republicans useathem
zas the smogkeg did the car, Rhat'sfight
Wkpper.; whip their dull eomprehepsions
iRto q knowledge lofthe tEpth. They make
you'ns draw their rhesnuts, and never say
turkey once: HIT ttem again; and tell
them thar the Republican party ought to
Ego4te pieces. .Ss's S*s'.-s..;,@--- & go ,
IS Stssensaprophesied that "H.the Presi-
dent was not convicted, the radical can.
didats would carry but saos States, Mas:
.saais.sA~t*s ard -ernlonT. : = = = -
Tis the su4se. of life gives him mystical lore
rs coming events cast their shadows befole.
Somebody else having stated that Grant
Had no viii of his own, Prentice thinks
be hadsbetter make one as soon. IS posi-,
BE, inssiew Of his political death in No.
vember <s::sy;ss !; " .gs. .,;' =
following refrain Is. from the
"Rummer's po!osy or Grant: war song,
.sszsuag byetwopious political cbap1aips
before a'late convention -,..->zz.. -, !
Then rally again. then rally, again,
With the sold er, The sailor and hummer.
Well fight il out here. On the old Union line, ).
:, No odds if It takes all Summer. =.
Grant made big speech The other
night. Waking from a dream in which
heimasiEed himsefjust closing a fast Of:
forty days, he rushed into. his kitchen,
reused the cook, and exclaimed, with
characteristic animation: Let as have
peas ~ =. -, zs =: = -.
,Grantis EEsry, fond Of tales--especially
gin Geek: tails, ind. his life has been,
dram: tized. -. ,.--.. s..
The s.smess te;ns, 5hanz and Erss, are
10 be Separated. They are masrisd,. and
haze eighteen children between them
nine each. Theis thought. eve0Go2s, IN
pulses sad desires are asutuaky felt: Can
se.vital a link as that which binds them as
one being be severed, and they live :.@s,,:-
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General Candy issued an order to day,
directing military officers in The State to
cease exercising =apy .eiSik authority
when the President proclaims the, adop-
.ion of the constitutional amendment; !;
aswhich time, prisoners in their charge
will be turned over to the civil authori-
ties sll prisoners serving out sentences
by military sentence will he held. Writs
af hsbeas corpus from United States
eoGftsa7e to be responded to, but to
writs fom State courts reply is TO be
made that tine prisoner is held under
e2thority Of the laws Of the United
States, and juri>dict;oc Is exclusively in
Bnited States courts.
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;. NJ. BtTG: II. Stisart takes the.relns Of The
Faireela Hers!A:; US salptatory is forci
| klet ,+is, / i - : ~ =. j. :.
IA Mr. Eacoa, aRo psessaes - siaecfe!ty
over the Ease6sldAd dEaFiiset "a ai 81
enopgbioreseape: the laborssot the trTpgd
lepd.drep in at hmnany. HALL tnes writes a
pleasant letter. and says, that Virginia is
on the highway to. prosperity; while the
Nossh is literally abounding in health,
wealth and material greatness.
The editor ofehe Anderson InelEgencer
gives notice that be has on handca months
supply Of gratuitous advice. We are IN
1.-The. same az, my dear JIMMY Nive ls bag
l>atelle. - -
Mr.. j. D. Budds, OF the Mercury has pur.
chased the proprietorship of the Charleston
Gazette Mr. B. is .irrepressibiy indus
.rious, and d very clesers gentleman withai,
He stiI, :EEabors :2n the staff Of the Mercury.
We :ss;led las week to: note the with
drawaI e Col. Tlemas frem the Pheepix /;
and regret the necessity t5erefor.. His eti-
tosial career, though brief, won for him
golden popular. opinion. : Friend -selbS is
once more alone in bis glory: =. =: :
General Wagener has also retired from
his. prcss--the Charleston zeitupsa We
cannot recall Just now tie names oflfis su2-
cass,-, >. =. :TsT:' -" G-.T -.
Friends Barr q esteea,, Of tsse Sumter
s1ews, haye kindly continued The salary of
thelate n. pinkins, to his widow. She is
an highly accomplished lled!y, and during her
ehusbaad,s illness, discharged the duties that
devolved upon him IS editor. 4 talented
gentleman Of SUMTER Nr. y Noise, We
thihk, i hhas assumed, isratui,odsly, the labors
in her behalf, Highly creditable to al the
gentlemsG. - =<-zSEY ~,,s.-.' = -
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F@s C+se!!zsA ,FAssEg:-Ee notice
.i in$he Washington Star, a sps:ghtly and
ably >maaas2} daily, a prospectus Of a
new publication "a te-caHsd :he Cgroi-
ma Farmer, which will be published al
an early day. @'Mr:: Bernard, editor Of
the Star, will conduct the Farmer, and
his pasteareer, gives2assurance that the
Farmer Rbe all that he promises to
make it. We wish him and his present
and prospective papers success. Send on
So to Mr.. Bernard, Wilmington, N. c.
and secure another good agricultural pa
per- s.:
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PETERS. MONTHLY gLrE IssE, and the
Parlor Companion for Flafg, Violin and
Piano, for July. We Escsiiys these in
teresting mon'hlies With pleasure, and
feel indebted 70 .sHe Publisher. Like
the Musical Review noticed last week,
they are devoted chiefly to musical in
terests, and each number contains an
elegant and large variety of choice origi
nal compositions from popular compo
sers. All patrons of the art and lovers
Of music, should subscribe to these pub
l,cations. address j. L. Peters, P. O..
Bog 5459, Now York. s. per anuum,
each.
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Gstt1ug ont Of the Wilderness.

+ a saiute Of shir,y-six guns was fred
|, at Wif;nington. n. c., in. honor Of the
nomination Of Seymour and Blair. Bur
the hest part of it is, that the guns were
fired by coloied men, good democratic
colered men. Sensible fellowst they re-
joice,at'the prospect Of being able, with
the help of the great democratic party,
to .'get ont of the Wilderness" into
which they have beenzled by etbe .Raai-
Gals. ...,.> .. ,,sr-A = 5.s., ~. =
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THECoLLGE CoUKAxT.-We acsSaawi,
edge.a copy Of the enlarged size Of the
College Ceurant, q ~p2pes paRI!she&' at
Yale College, Conn, and, .e4itsd by
Charles c. Chatfeld, s. PSF a1npm.
The .Courant is. issued weekly, "apd is
devoted to College news and literature,
and numbers among is contributors a
long list of we'll known literary, writers
and distinguished gentlemen. The pre-
s.nt number contains variety of we'll
written articles, interesting to the gene
raj reader, the professional man, and the
College student.
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At a meeting of the Richland Dem,

At a meeting of the Richland Demo
or tic. club, held on the 18th inst, t
which 200 members were present, it was
resolved that the democratic party of
Richlandcordially ratify the action of the
convention, and pledge their most siren
uous effor;s in behalf Of the cause, and
that their frllow.citizens throughout the
State, including all the conservative sle-
ment. be urged to uEite in. the struggle
to sage the country and redeem the Slate.
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70 You.


You have no right to allow those de-
pendent upon you to be cast upon the
charity of friends, or to force them, tc
buffet with the world for. poverty
stricken subsistence, in case ofyour early
death. : ~: -. .-
The means of security against such
contingencies are al hand. A life insu.
rance policy, in a well-regulatcd con-
pany, is a shield from prospective want
for your family, en which you can con-
idenly rely.
The Equitable Life assurance Society
Of the United States is a well.regulated
and staench company. IT'S policy is a
perfect bar to penury during widow
life or childrens' minority.
All descriptions of the most approved
life and enjoyment policies are ciSsrsd
by the Equitable, With return Of the
profits o. the society every year. Such
profits may be applied to the immediate
reduction Of premiums, ei;he: as an an,
quail or permanent reduction; ; or they
may be applied to increase the sum as
sured, either permanently or fer term
or they may be applied to giving a date
in the policy at which its premiums
cease. We believe that all these conces.
sions are msde by no other company.
The brilliant career and present high
standing of the Equitable presents a
striking example, Of what may; be &C.
complisted by liberality and prompt
tude, based upon great business expert:
rience. =.
In single year (only the eighth of its
existence) the society issued. policies
covering the enormous sum OF S47, ,U2o,-
l34, which exceeds tie combined issue
Of four other companies of the same age.
Its cash accumulation exceeds Six Nil
Ion IDoli&rs, satsite its present yearly. in
come IS over -Four Million.
1t has accomplished more in eight
years than the five. senior companies ac-
,complished collectively in the aggregate
period Of fifty five yeas. =,
Its cash dividends Of profit are imme.
date (after the first, yearC and are very
large. On ordinary life policies the div
idendS of profits, covering six years, av-
serage annually a cash return of more
than forty per cent, Of each premium
paid by the assured, Of tnedi:;q ages
Considering that.thu retnIns are made
at the end Of the first year, and every
year :thereaf.er, these are undoubtedl; :;
the. !arSes; dividends ever paid by any
eompanv. ;. =,
Mr.. Beecher fully indorses the society
by stating that he has assured his own
life therein, thus becoming better sc.
quainted with its:,: affairs thar, those of
Others, aud! that he should select it again n
were be to choose again. - -.
= We earnestly exhort. ALL to secure as
surance for the projection Of those 5e,
pendent uI,ep them, without. delay, and
cordially recommend the. Equitable E
,Messrs. Silas :Johnsto:,e & Vim. 2.
Nance, are Reagents in, Newberry. =:
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> sEsczrE.- WHO loves pickles everybody
viii aAssesI, ], I, to this 7qustiaa, and
.thea4.d.;ss more especially, !. fas:.we hare
yet 10 ,iasY sbs fsrsl sasz xhas stsss seses aes
lottnn pfs slsgabd, ffm, lonss, green en'
a'u,ber p:cslc. This question answered,
the nexE i<;5..kho has pickfes Wen 80
refer the sio6s ldqGsfsr 10 Mr. Lsorens
Marshall, r.hss has eiiSo'ssss'k q .o Is supply he
wants Ct :ac whole seshhIhiani,y, ana ae
wiE ss aapPy to dispense them Gysres
,taif holssaie. Resder, lhose :'pickIe? ?
are cheap, If not 50, We would not hass
been privileged TO sample them, Fase
Our word, and es!;; ca Marshall, and say
pickle. III -;
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- Anedisor lately nearly loSt- his wool
ard might have had his eye es sciratched
ont by4shs indignant ladies in zEi& :tiein,-
hy,Ebat for a timely expssnatIQH,z Of
swhas at 6rss appeared 10 Be q. piece et
smpertineace. iaa:selarings that ladies al.
ways pall eF the left stocking last Che
intimate knowledge ef t&aeir sahi,s show n:
by sack D deelafatss Of ce6rse called.
down a storm of jwrath., The ia5,es
were Eot TO blame either, for these .fel.
lows pretend to know teo much; and are.
coniinsaH betraying omeszl'aeFesting.
falling. Or pecaliafity Of The ladies' and
deserve therefor handling without gloves.
soaaetimess 3belsdies. in question IN,
sisted that be had no business ,o.kno1
Il, sseh If such were the fact, and pro-,
soancsd hRn no gentleman: He proves.
jt,z howsser, BY &asshsrte arspnen,.
when one, stocking is pulled off, theR
IS snosher left on; pulling off this is TAX
Sag :saes left stocking cf last. ~: -E~1;
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RA5s-2fter.s lapse sf. HiEe weeks Of
dry y'a6d sstotchisg weather, : heavy rain
-haszsallea: sR6e baked ed zcoad;tiony +of tha
ground Roweser; allowed but "a siighsse-
lief to dying, Vegetation, 1t ia one 7wesk
SINCE the shsgssFEeisll, gssE and another is anI::
-ioglv-l2 cktf for. H.. -....,..s
:" Ths fiprn.aud cotton 10 some portions Of
the dfsf'iicet: are suffering, While in Others
they de- web. general rain, and good
seasons from axis tf.ae, thoagh,2rauch- -acors
IS dvar.eG apd Sssardsd, would repsass te
Shi< d;<:ries-a gopa yield. Gardens in and
aropad tswn: are almost past hope. :
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PsagSrAt. DIseIpE,sE.-a recent sssr;

= .P4RESrAt+ DIsePtISE.-zA recent wri-
ter, ailpding to the: preyaleneev,of,scrims
! among boys, gerry properly asserts that
one Of the main causes Of the decline of
morality is the decay of pafentat diseip-
line: The family circle, the domestic
hearth. is the true Fountain Of purity or
corruption to public rs;orais:: Most psc-.
pie become ewhss>sasv are made ests'isee,
They 60 forthsiHto;ths2~afld to Get cat
the character they aa7e .6oSnsa >;n. the.
first fourteen years Of their -ligyes. -
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Deaths.

!. 3 We learn by the Winsboro News the
sudden death Of Col, W. j. Aston, who
fell dead while walking across his room.
:oa-the 4lh ofJuly, fFop Ia stroke Of par
alysis. ..5-.,y : K =.
y. :. The spartanbusg Spartan records the
death of Nr. J. Waddy Thompson, at
his. plantation, il, York district, on the
5lh. :, -....- :. ~.
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WADE IN THE BALANCE, EBT Nor Found
WANTlNG.-A Mrs. Wade, of Warren
county, Ohio, who presented her husband
with triplets last year, justin THE to
show them at the State Fair, this year
startleS him with twins. He has written
to his kinsman, the professor Of curs;ng
and swearing at Washington, to know if
articles of impeachment should not be
preferred against her.
Macon (Ga.l Journal.
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5 Look out for the Red x mark, near
the name on your paper. And when
seen remember that your subscription is
out, and that without the cash we must
discontinue.
-sAssignees will please call up and settle
and save US Inconvenience and themsel-
yes trouble. And to any and every one
else indebted ve extend the same kind
greeting.
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CHARLESTON, July s, 1868.

SiLhS oofNS!oNEj CSQ, OeCTctdFS, Oc.
My Dear Sir: II received to day your
letter enclosing the Resolutions Of the
Newberry Bar: The good opinion Of our
fellow msn'is always grat:fying; but it
is very precious when it comes as an
Offering from gentlemen,of high worth
and culture-to bring the senltpent
tlotne to the present occasion, vixen i
proceeds from an + eminent garr which
has been singulariy fruitful in contribu-:
tiobslo. the Bench. = - y - -, :
= :. And here, without violating good taste,
I may say, that ia spite Of the fippant
gibes 50 often giMed-at the Legal Pro
fession, it IS the mostimpoEtant eonstiu.
ent in the ground work of the social and
political fabric. There is, DO school that
is at oncc so severe and 50 conplete IN
Its training;
The qualities 1scessary 70 command
exalted success may be arranged in this
order earuestness, diligence, learning,
talent, crowned with those moral traits
which inspire confidence. Some of these
are essential. The lack of them ENSURES
spesdT obgcurity. Bqt these who prove
themselves eq,.al to al tie tests, arc the
men who give tone to society. and are
qualified to guide the ship Of State:
The Office of CEaaccsef of sonth
Carolina, ,-I'~iIl not say # 'gratiied my
highest ASPIRATIONS, befsUse ia truth; !
did not dare to aspire,to IT,: But Twill
say, that when, it had been conferred
there was nothing eay:o dss!re ,in;1 ?
way, Of oficial. OF psblic- distinction:,
'>Am-to be assured that hare so cxer-
cised its high functions - "a satisfy, in a
moderate degree. theyezpoesation cfths
State, uilrbe neys: railiug source Of
pro d reflect ion 2sfsa boughit be,
-by uhe consciousness Of .bav;eg coale
short Of the standard set uP in'p,y own
miad, and ever kept before my eyes in
the examples 5fR.y rcno*ned predeces,
sors. 8" -. 5::l- e - - =
( ;asav;s ;@;een ,gers,ittel to complete my:
sixth circuis, 'and baV thus&visited off;
eially sye:y sssiisss:@t, and enjaysi person.
al ip:e.ectsss:g;th tt? entiHe Bars Of the.
State That -iiutescos'7s has been, to me,
altogether agreeable: lko sa92 Of s,s
short official life are now n.n5ered'
And take this occasion te sly, that:
Bhen my robe.o priceless value shalfbe
rathlessly torn 'sroa5 my shoulders,!'I
Uilkres7me any place in theranksses our
elevating prcsessiop,snst oasy with are
Sig d srkit, bseas though tbs fraternal;;
felat:ent h2a hevsr been. interrupted,
But I Shall, masrn shs DISTINCTION Or
mutilation; of The Court Of chshcery:
Ignorance may aenornccit, SutVs k:ow
that it is5a great insefte isonI a wc+aerful
iastrumeutality fosl e1'iiscsfat;ns Irn :bs
and administering complete iostiee. =
II beg. that yoa will: express to your
brethre" my profound acknowledgements
for The honor they bave done ms, and
the assaraace of my best washes for their,
happiness and prosperity. ,and an, my
dear SIR v ith. great respect and regard,
Sincerely yours
80. = HENRY D: ::LESESNE.1
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!" Let rs hags Peace. "

=. So says Grant, and M: Paine's bilb far
sniSaing arms to,tle. militia is clincher.
The total number Of rifles to he distributed
among the .lcyal of the ten RECONSTRUCTED
States will be aHs,fAoo Wit; the addition of
50 batteries. The appointmept being 20oo
rifles and one battery to each. congressional
district, therefore .he '.;eiR 'ofehis State are
{ entitled 10 $500 rides and batteries.
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WASHINGTON, July lin the Senate
the Freedman'S Bureau bill was adopted,
continuing Howard in Office. In ease Of
death or resignation, the Secretary Of
War may nominate, and the President
appoint successor ~iEb consent Of Sem
ate
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"A s41pid fellow tried to annoy q pop
ular preacher by asking HIM if the lated
calf of ths parable was male or female.
'sFemale, to be sure" was the -eplv, ''for
Lsee ihe male looking his eues,ioner
full in the face, yet alive IN the flesh
Asfore me-"
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FIRE.-on Thursday night, about eleven
o'clock, dwelling house, belonging to Ar.
Isaac Bierfebs, at the neigseoorng town Of
Helena, WAS discovered to BE ont:hse, and ie
short time thereafter, was snIissla COO:
sumed. . ~. -. ,.s =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15

We regretto record the death of Mr.Wm.
Boag, of Newbery., on the, sth inst, nvn
the effects Of sun stroke. Mr.. B. was for
sraerly OF Charleston, and leaves wife and
an infantson to the SORROWS of widowhood
end 'orphanage !
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RatifYing the Nominations.

Democratic Clubs are called on to rstif7
the nominations made by the National
Democratic Gonsenticn. In RichIand the
call has been ay the Central Ex. Committee.
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NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Morning, July IS, 1863.

Irank r Beard. q Columbia, is our
authorized agent for the collection Of
dues, and for receiving subscription or
advertisements, in. the City Of Columbia.
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Tar PosuLaTIos cFloRIp k.-FF : From
ne census retorhs Of Florida for 1867.
issued froaa tie Office of the Secretary OF
State il appears that sihe total .papa
sstian Of the State inls60swas. l4o. .42s :;
IN 1857 It was = SO, ,659-shnNingSan ipi
crease ia&seven years Of IS; $50. which is
: p 42-l90 per cent. AwiA alSo.be seen,
says the Tallahassee "Ftorid;an, -, that
the white population duTiag that:Nme
has increased ,24Z. wtsle-ahas Of the
solored has increased SlSsl. This, sness-
ever. can be easily accounted f',r from
sthss sell SknoHasS act thae hundreds of
negroes shaSe igssigfated toa1oar State
from Sauth Carolina, Georgia and else.
Fwhese, "whae there has been lille is any
lgratsaa-ofzwsjitesi7 except namsen
ae sealawass spd earpstsaggers. calling
themselves white men. who scarcely re-,
spsaen long eaough i,tone place to be count
;sdin the eensus.- .tev';,ss- = ',:5+5. ..
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Jacob Kibler. Henry Summer, J. P.
Kinard, &. II. Kinard. S. P. Kinard, F.
P. Lake, and W. W. EousealI, Of Ne, :
berry, have been relieved Of political dl .
abilities by the House Of Represeuta-
tiyes. TIE Senate will doubtless concar.
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:. SHearIAG.-We- are ,iaformed that-at
the close of the last week a patty Of fmes
lea 5his town, by. previous invitation,
ormed and furnished with, weapons Of vs,
rio1s esgbre, and ammdnition sufficient
tossuppIy the several Ku kiux K'qbs, IL
this vicinity. and vita whom they are
supposed tofhe iH Hzteagoe,5 and met at
point named iuA the order Of arrange
wents.z Our informant states that he
followed some Of the party, and from his
hiding place saw others arriveGtiH there
we're just two dozen: that having alrea-
dy been drilled as to the object Of meet
ing, they formed circle around son,e
large object, and sang while they moved
''three times round go this gallant crew,
and three times round 60 We" ana each
bowling to the jug, and dri'kjng'to the
others health; he s.atc7 stst .sais was
repeated seven tines, s4d ibat so thirsty
did he become at the. sight, that he might
have cried cut, hold, enough or Pete,'
or something else, but just tken they
commented a, Stag dance, to the accom-:
paofnbsnt of-se7erai appropriate airs. the
only aas with which he was familiar be.
ing, II -.
Sister Sail is up tree along with Mr.. Brewster.
Aaa there she is a chucking CORN at bob-saia
with the "India rubber overcoat and Hop
de dooden do,'s chorus.
Gaasideringthe extreme heat Of ,te
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15

5aPERsosA.-fAn exchange in its iocal
says tbat there is a :sceEsaia girl in. the
city, ,sh2 talks 50 rReb, aua knows all
about everything that does Or does NOT
happen, and every thing that IS going %
happen; besides good deal else, that il
hassbeea 'srggesast'7thas' the Postmaster
take she :settcr' list from the Dewsps-
pAss5; AMI gi7s istosher, 90 the ground
thstshe j,ns,she- largest circuiatioutof
any medium in town. ,a,,ss;s <s.ss:7 g 80
We should be sorry 80 shasesto say 80
jpuch abon, any one Of the young ladies'
in this city. =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15

gYlhbpsseriRg on a big scale TOR Mexico
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15

= TEE: FDRSIE. British farmers justly
estimate, the worth sefS the turuip. The tIlrs
ZIP crap Of fGreat britain is considered more
'salg4le ttan. the cotton crop Of America.
Ftfs rsaatt :draTzs its noaliskr,ent principally
from the:asnespksEe and the rain, and does
not irspeyerish the, eaFsh, bpt: being rieh in
the elements Of fertility aRd she properties
that make geod "ssces, IS NSctKFne8 to the
soA7in due tinesto fFaetify and csiifsjssh tho
earth: The timo 10 sow tAae taEaips seeds
believedto be in July, Before the August
rains zset:inis Messts: Pratt 4 FAINT, ever
mindful ofthe waits afShs farmer, have On
hand a supply,>og the very best varieties
suitable for tIfs climate: Cali at once on
Pratt s. Faat. and ge. your seed. - :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15
s A Moment with Our Exchanges.

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