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Attend to Your ChIidren's Teeth

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District Court offhe Giute1 Stote$.
For the district of South Carosina.. In Banks
Iraptcp.c In the, matter of JOHGP AULL,
b nkrnpt ..t d. -, 7..,': - -. -.
): This is to give notice that on the 2ssh day
of April, 1868, Il warrant of Bankruptcy
was issued our Of the district Court of the
United States fo- thsdiSsrict Of South Caro-.
lima against the estate of John P. .,Auli
of Newberry. in the district of, New
berry, ia said dissricT, who has been ad-
judged a Bankrupt Ca his own petition.
Chat the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to Snch
Bankrupt; to him. or for bis lixe. and the
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deH by law and tat a M eiing of the Cred>
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and to choose one or moro ASsianees Of his
estate, viii be held at a-:t'nu-t: Of Rank
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said district on the 18th day of May, Id,
1858, at 10 o'clock, X Nj.
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= : Us. Marshall, s. c., district,
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April 29 49, st.. -. =, Deputy Messenger.
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TO GOYSUMPTEVESs

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Sept 1888. Wiliismsburgh, New York
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GreenyiSle Female College.
c.. Fl. .<JUDsON, President

assisted By -Four Professors and
: - Three IemGIa Teachers. go
:. The. SPRING TEBM will hegiu on WE'D
,SEsD4Y. the 12t b of FEBRUARY next, and
continue 90 weeks: = - -: = =: =:
0wiEs. to fhe scarcity of money, the rates
have been ,RE0UCED as, follows; = =. -. !.
= Boarding fsr 20 weeks (rnrrsncy) $50 20
: Tuition highest Eng Course a. 1890
.t Frencior Latin <. -: -: 100
LessonSatn Pisne t.r Guitar - : " 5000
Special Vocal L1es>oas &c ~ -25 90
Drawing asd famsiug - g." - -, 20 90
Singing and Incidea tabs &c .- -<g 500
For further Information apply for late
Cataioga.. G., II JUD>ON,.
: Dsc. is 81 II. -, ..-,s, : =. President.
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The Healing. Pool.

Essays for Young Men, on the Crime Of
Solitude, and the Errors: Abuses and Dis
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create impe liments to Marriage, with sure
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NOtiGa

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and the public that he has a small stock of
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April 2m =. ~ = >: =:
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Laufe ems Railr DAD.
Change Of Schedule.
Office Laurens r. R.,

: ..,.. . .-.- Office Laurens R. R.,
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Leave Laurens at; s o'c,ock, A. NJ, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS. ..l..>....> - ~. =. =
Returning, leave Newherry Immediately
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6: 4 c.: R. r., on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS; -. zt..,zz,ss.
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= Feb 5 S.tf. 49,. Lessee. !
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20 ]. P, THOMAS, :. ..=$. i. :
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JOSEPH DANIEL. MEL: POPE,
80. -; : = :, g.. : For Committee

The PaRLoB~ OPERA TRoprB.
The Charleston News, speaking
ftha above troupe, says
Miss Nc Calloeh, however was
TIE attraction of,the evening and
shahas received a welcome that
must have proved TO her: that
Charleston can value Southern
salent. The great charm of her
voice is Its clear Marbing fresh.
uess and the lack of tsstagfaess''
IN her maaas cannot mar the
grace ard brilIsney ofher nging.
Miss MeeuHoeh sang the famous
sscavstna In The first actsWit th great:
sffsct and wss warmly sneored.
Hersfagfng throug out the opera.
Wasa triumph; and the boaaetsins
creased IN number and the ap5
plalse Increased IN vehenreaee2an-;;
tiIths close of # the third act, when
Miss Me Calloeh was called before
the foot.lights, and 50 peIted with
noRsrs and praised that she was
compelled TO sing oHeo her favozss
rite saises Our fair Carolina
singer has written her name ll high: 3:
Is our esteem, and she naase net:
bs allo Wed te 1eave enr: city with;
on having received some public;
evidence of the high app preeiatiens
that she has woIrs, S,Ss>;?5 ~
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.NeRbeiTy Female College.

: Tie present Session opened on the 1st of
January. PUPILS are received at any time
during the Session, For particulars address
.REE. J. TAYLOR ZEALY,
Eewbery G. r., 8, & -,Pdneipsl
January So - ~.. =,
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=. The State of5So9th Carolina.

Newbergy District-In Equity. -
Silas Johnsfone, Com. Us. W.. .A: ,Reid and
s. SEss-s$sSfS 80 oshers'$ = : -. ~ ,
81 Bill to forecioSe Statuary lien. o.
:, IL appearing to my satisfaction that
Charles s. Reid, defendant in this case, re>
sides bevond the limits OF iiiis2 State. on mo>
tion Of Mr. Baxter, Plaintiffs Solicitor. Or
zdered that the said absent .dsf:ndaRt do
plead answer or lemur.to the bakshled in
this case within sortssasys from the puhll',
cation hereof, or the same will be taken pro
,confesso against him.
=: -, 1SILAS. tJOHESTOSE, =
Com's 0Hice, $50 @. E. Nd
: April % iS 5sss ..;E; & 80 ~ = $40,
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ERRORS 0F2F0UTiI.

A Gentleman WHO sutf'.red for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
the effects or Yoatttul indiscreten. will for
The Sake IF suffering humanity. send free to
III who reed Is. the recipe and directions for
rnakiug the simple remedy by which he was
cured, Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the adj
ver;isers experience. CAN do SO By addressing
IN perfect confidence. .s..-.-.... =" y
a,,.,''. :, -. :, JOHNB. OGDEN, :
80 40 Cedar Street New York.
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ce1To Shippers.

Gen'l Superinten's Office s. c.: r. Rc:S55y,es;; :;
On and after this date the TARIFF by the
G :eaf Southern Freight Line, FROM C0LUM-
BIA. viii be as follows, viz: : = t1--tss5 ,--tss
Cotton per bale, to New ..s-. s. 90
- - s. Philadelphia. -. 4: 09
:: = 9. Batimores......-.. .s.,...-. 3.-25
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the diferance of INSURANCE, not amounting TO
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Notice.

Thirty days after date, propose to, carry
on the IL llinery business, In the. town Of
Newberry, in my own name as Free Dealer:
* kRs. ANN WHALEY.
April 81 N.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Charleston, S. c. :.
( The undersigned having taken charge of
III. .ahoye-~ts known Hotel, respectfully
informs his g:ends,aud the travelling public
that it.has been rpfurnished mall Of it's de-.
partmentS. The table aiil at all times, be
supplied with the. best the Market affords,
g7esery. delicaey in season, while
st}ie cuisine will be unexceptionable. The.
Bath Rooms attached TO the Hotel ace sap
piled With tte celebrated Artcsian Water,
and bot, Cold, or Shower Baths can: BE- OBJ
tain"d at any time The Same. attention
will be paid to The comfort OF he Ia a.s.sss a.
heretofore, and travellers can rely upon,
finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
ia. the United States. The patronage OF
the travelling public is rrsnce;t,i!it solicited.
= =, -. j. P H0RBACH> >Ae ent,, =
. Jan. .l5 If. .. T. :..Proprietor.
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:fbtkks Metallic BtHaF Cases,

/ THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly. on
hand fullassortment Of the above approved
cases, of different patterns. besides cofins
of his own make, all offwheh heds prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, WITH
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Persons desirous of having cases sent py
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
A Hearse is always on hand and viii be
furnished at the rate of Sl9-per day. - .
Thankful for past. patronage, tbe fsus-,
scriber respectfully asks forsa continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be.spared to render
the utmost satisfaction. ---~-'-'+ :.
~. R.sG. CHAPMAN. Z.
Newberry s. C., July 81. -----e.ss
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aThe Christian Neighbor. -. 2.

I On Thursday, a pri pa, IS 81 shall Commence
I the weekly publIcation of THE CHRISTIAN.
NEIGHBORI in the city Of COLUMBIA; ;S.C. =
&: 1t will be an lADyocATE: i. OF christianity
universal; also particular, as opposed to war,
| offensive or defensive. 2. OF the Internal, Unity
of the Chu -ch, as opposed TO the pretensions OF
T externalism. 3.SOf Methodism, as holding the
| Head, aud astonishing with the essentials, lib
! erty and charity OF Christianity. f. Of%Ciyil
Government and Patriotism, as they consist with
the Divine Government and General BeHignity
S. OF qua ;ity, as it consists with Christiamized
common sense. 6. Of Education, physical, men
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tapce 49, i ~
"A REcoRpER of General Intelligence from the
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And an ADyERTIsRR Of the respectable and
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Care will be exercised to exclude improper
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the Children and the School, and edify the
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Tha Question of the Consistency of war with
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And, while-t the denominational feature OF the
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Democrat Organization

g, snoeraties Organization
!. The State Central Executive
Comaahfse < Of ssthes Democratic 9
oessouths Carolina, appeal to
s, : their Ifeltow-ceiist iiazens throughout
the State 70 organize and unite
s upon the policy Of the: Slate Con
sendiion.. The Committee submit
faas { Mon at bone and full attic
,s2tsiop sestk the : 3 attte,ed DfMocrdtic
Eparsq, viii sooner or. later deliver
S the common wealth from the ruin
that threatens it., t. :: 81. /
The following plan is proposed !;
Let Democratic Clubs Be formed
siin every town and village, and in
S every election precinct in the
country sitet colored cooperative
$ Democratic Clubs be also formed,
s and let these make up and form,
ia each District, the Central DEM
ccratic Ctnb for the District. Let
these Central Clubs report at once
= to the State Central Executive
Committee, their officers and
members, &c. And commencing
May Is; proximo, let the Central
Clubs throughout the State make
5 monthly report to the said com
mittee at Columbia, S. G The e
commistee have on hand for dis
sribution copies of the Gonstitu;
ton of the; Riehlanda Democratic
4 Giab, and Of the resolutions adopt
ed at the hss ConTentions
All papers in the States:.::will will
please insert; this circular three
: aimss. <'s;',t., s.. =: =, :. /
J. P, THOMAS, .=.:sl. ]
< = r. W. McMASTER, s>% =.
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ON anu dILGE chlAd1g kuO Otu it'Se@he,
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, as follows: -
Leave Columbia at. 700 a. m.
AiSt0n at. ........... ......ooo
Newberry at. .......... 10 %
Arrive at Abbeville at. t...........3 30 p. m.
'' at Anderson at. .:....~-.515
at Greenville at...........6 90
Leave Greenville at...............6.00 q. m q.
Anderson at. IS
9" Abbeyille at. t............ ...8.45
=" Newberry at. at............1 Is p. m.
Arrive at Aston at.... ......".3 w
=" at Columbia at. 800
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will
also run daily, Sundays excepted, connect
ing with the up and down trains ON the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fet-
lows: -, -. e.. -. T.. .-,;-
Leave Anderson at.. .............0 ~ p. III.
'. -" -Pendteton at. ....... 6u
Arrive at Walhafla at......... 800 :
Leave Wa:balla at. t................40 :. 90 q. m.
Pendleton at. t...............o-40 Z.
Arrive at Anderson at ......... g 40 ~"- =
The train will return from Bolton to An-
derson on Monday and Friday mornings.
,,...~~~ JAMES o. MEREDITH,
...~-.ae. General Superintendent.
Dec. II so If. -:-9* =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-20
= AGENTS ~=WANTED
For the Campaig Forrest.
z-s.;. ~ and HIS yayaIry - .

!: - and bis Cavalry
!. BEAUTIFULLY ILLBsTRATED.ts:z
:, This historical record of the most bsik'
liant exploits and dafiHg adventures of thes
war, among its many valid bic and Interest
ing eontrihutiops TO; historical truth, clears
up, on Inquestionable autherits, all 'uaisreE.
presentations regard. to thes taking OF
Fert Pillow by. General Fofrest Addresss
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