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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
ISa(s,1SsH SCs.,esS'saHss MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new edition Of Dr.. chi.
gefwol's Celebrated Essay on tho radicn
cure (without medicino) of SpcrmatorrImH
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Scminn
Losses: lmpotency, Mental md PHYSICAL In,
capacity. Impedimenta to Murrin9c. etc
also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits
travagancc. Va
U,rrlcc, in sealed envelope, only six
Tho celebrated author, In this ndmirob,o
essay, Clearly demonstrates from n thirty
years successful practice, that the aInrmingg
consequences Of self>nbnso may be YoLicniiS
cured without The dangerous use of Internal
mcdicino or tho application of tho knicn
pointing out mode of cure at onco simn,c
certain, and effcctunl, by means Of wbicb'
every sufferer, no matter what his conditiom
ind radically. f'''"'''y
G-fhis Lecture should be in tho honds ~
every youth and every m n in tho land -
sent under seal, In q plain cnyclone n
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of siD
cents, or two post stamps. Also. DR.. t!miS
Ver%sll's Marriage Guide" price rs cents
Address tho Publishers, - '0"''
CIIAS. j. G. KLINE & CO
July 90 Iy. 0"'" o" 1850
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Equality Life Insurance Co.,,
OF VIRGINIA.

REASONS WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD INSURE N
~ THE EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COM
fANY OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Isl. 1t is more Liberal. to tho INSU'
kEKS than any other company, aud viii
eventually become PURELY MUTUAL ontl
belong to the INSURERS.
"a. IL circulntcs its money amongst It's
patrons, who nre the insurers Consc.
'ln'ntly they are continually getting the
nehrl't OF the rapid nccumuln,ons OF the
company, the money being invested by
inc h"ard OF Directors amongst tho ia.
snrcrs. Therefore the insurers arc build.
'"E up an institution peculiarly their own
ANA conducted for their benefit.
"i' Inc loans OF this company arc MS lib.
crnl ns other companies who declare 1iyi.
nrhts Mt the end Of the second, third md
fourth Years, but this Company at tho end
OF the first mud every year. Thereby the
insurer saves several years. interest on his
loans ny insnring in this Company, and he
never loses his money il he pays ,p for ONE
WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other comm.
mes, 10 hos to remain an insurer for SOW.
eral ycnrs, or he loses all tho money he has
lNid. .., .H..i, 49,. ""'
DAVID b. CLARK, President.
TuOS. II. WYNNE, Vioc,prcsident.
JOHN Q. WINN, Secretary. y ,''''' u
Gencral JAMES II. LANE, Aotuary.
DR.. G. Ii. ", DAVIS ModicaI Advisers.
Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
DIRECTORS.
>. IS. WINSTON. Treasurer and Secretary
"A' J.; JOHNSON, of johnson & Hunt,
Wholesale Groccrs.
WM. II. POWERS, Of Winston & powors
ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Buck;,c.
liam State Company.
j. +. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams Ex.
press Company. ... ''
CHARLES Y. MORRIS, Morris e. Co.'S su.
gnr Refinery.
G. a. PEPLE, Superintendent Manchester
Cotton Mills. '' '''''
JOHN II. TYLER, John II. & John Tylcr
NOSES MlLLIIISER, Wholesale Dry Goods,
THOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothicr,
JOHN Al. GODDIN, Cashier Plantors' Rank
D. Il DOWE[f., Superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company. IL T.
AnEN. Q. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker.
GEORGE I. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer
Il. L.. BROWN, Of fDrown,, jones & Co..
Wholesale tlrocors.
1Aa..h0DEKER. Druggist. '1.o
y M, ROSENBAUN, Of 8. & N. Rosenbaum.
Try Goods. ~. -
Equality Life Insurance Co.
Examine It's Pamphlets before you insre, Il
<E- 's 10 your interest to do so. ! - :
Principal Office 1915 Main Street, Richmond, Va
@jAoKsns wANrsn EvaRywuaas.1a
JOHN A. CHAPMAN. On, JAS 1rogyroqr
LOCAL Agent. Examlning Ihysioian'
bENJ. q. HER1oT, Gen. Travelling Aer,
Sep. 20 37ly. '>'''"' % N'
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Shcrif1's Sales in Eo,,it,v

George Brown, surviving rS'or of Daniel T..
Hu'",oh, deed, VS.. Sarah Gurc,op.
Admx., Of James Cucctnn, deed.
James Curcton, decd, vs. George Brown
aud wife, md others.
inrSnnnt to drcrctal order in the above
stated case, will resell Mt the risk Of Tho
nrst purchaser, Three Hundred and FiCtv
Acres OF Land, more or less, bounded by
,nnds OF II. X. Schnmpcrt, waters of Bush
N'er' and the home place OF Daniel Curc.
ION, deceased. Terms, one third cash. the
balance on credit OF onn md lwo wears
WIN interest from dny of sale, and mort.
gnge to secure the same.
Nov 10, 4i-3t IN
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SHERIFPS SALE.

Bank ofNowbcrry, s. c., vs.. Henry Whit
BySirtuc Of sundry wri,s Of Fieri Facios
to mo directed, will sell on tho frat Mon.
dY ~ December uext, ut .Newberry Court
4 House, to witt |
! All tho right, tito. and interest wl,icl,
Henry Wh'tmirc may havo had since tho
rendition Of tho judgment in tho nbovc
stated casc, In the lot Of land fronting on
tho pnblic squire, bounded by lots Of sim.
con Pratt and Jacob Sihgley, now IN the
at tho suit Of the Bunk of Nowbcrry, 8. =.
vs.. Henry Whitmire. l. "a :
Also, all thc right, title aud interest which
George ID. Smith muY have haa In snid lot
OF lind eincc tho rendition OF tho Judgment
In the case Of the Bank of Ncwbcrry. q. g.
vs. George d. smith, lcSicd on at tho snit of
the Bank OF Newberry, sc. VS.. George d.
sl''!tt' = So
Also, Ono tract OF land containing one
hundred and twenty.cight acres, more or
less bounded by lands samuel Mckee
deo'd:, Estate Of samuel Young aud Mrs :
Atcl'ison and others. Also, Tho fine brick
,ouse and lot now owned and occupied by
". u. Webb, und lying on Main street
leading from Court House to the G. Il G.
II. r.. and bounded by lots Of Henry Koon
ana IL. o: Henson Levied on as the prop.
erty Of N +. johnson, at tho suit of the
Bank Of Ncwbcrry. ~
Also, seven hundred acres, more or Icss
bounded bv lands Of DR.. X. Y. Clark, T.. p
Chalmers, VIM d. Rcedcr, ct al. Levied
on ut the suit OF VIM. Neal for samuel Jor.
dan, ct ri vs. II. w. CIarv. ss
Also, will resell $50 acres. more or less
Int tue risk Of the first purcliascr) bounded
ny hnds Of Dr.. George Glenn and others.
Levied on vt the suit Of II. W. Rikurd ys.
j. B. Glymph. "a
Also One lot in Helena, containing three
nn9 ihrce fourth acics, more or less, bound,
e. g. ~ ~ ,"ts OF Il. Scrugys and others near G.
u .: T. Il. Levied on rs tho propcr,y OF j.
NJ. Plumcr at the suit f,Jn,ncs Fcumcr.
Nov 10, Il--3t
i'y virtue Of suudry wrts of Ficrl Faclos
10 me directed '''
-, viii ScIl at Ncwborry c. II. on the first
MONDAY IN December next 3 mules. levied
INC suit Of w. S McJuukiu 2
wil' also Sc'l at the residence OF j. B.
H,fmPh. on Tuesday, the 7th day Of Dcccm.
nct next, mulca, horse. about Q bales |
f%'Gm fc h,,Is ~ Sccd fauGning hogs. head cat,
bushels corn. and farming implements
Is Glymph. '"'
VIII niS0 sell ut IIcndcrson's Island. on
Smmc ,,',! dny, Tuesday. 7lh Dec, 1869, about 6
% "''Gs co'to1l IN seed, corr, fodder, farming
tools aud household furniture. Levied on ns
nc e,Eropcry Of Mnry Al, Ncthcrs at the s. suit lit
~ .. MF1u'lkln. 3.
VIII also sell ut tho residence of w. II.
knif on Wednesday. The 9th day Of Dcccm,
per, lso9, two mules. 10 head Of cattle, lo
leaa ot hogs, III head OF sheep, wagon, /
'afringe, blacksmith tools, household nnd
Si'c!rn furniture Levied on ut tho suit Of
+. II. nomtnick, ct nj vs. W. H. Ruff. 3
VIII nlS" sell Mt Newbcrry G. H., on 6th
Dec. 1863. 200 lbs seed cotton and 80 bushels
Charles Lester 'a'
Nov. 81, d6. '' o. ~ -
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= SheriH's Sale.
john A, Barkslale and wlfo. VA ,,y,,tla -

'ona Mo a. q, barksdale end :wlfo. ys. William F.
= shS es, dsSre.ql % ts above
tho'fitst Monday in December nSyt y, o,,r,sCg og
and 80 100 acrcs Of land, moro or less i'iI,' fir
s9me bolng tho Homestead Of Drs,vtnn o
Nance, dog d. bounded by tho streotr lea9lino o
irom HeYberry G. H., to O'Neaiis; Mil. tl,e ,
n Iot of'Dr. ogIor and tic Higgins Fetfy Road,
n tTn VII, as 3. pisce there arc fine buildings, and
corporation. . 80 - Wv 'h'
Terms of salo-Ono third Cash. with tho
privilege Of pnying the whole IN Cash, but II
not Paid, to DO secured by the bond. of tho
purchaser with u mortgage Of Tho prcmt tscs 1
n"s, n"n insurance Of The bnildlhgs in such Com,
pany rs may approve, for ono ycar. wan
tHOS NJ. PAYSINGER, a.n
Nov. IT, as -2t - "' y
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Henry w. Dominick aud wife.

Anna lmkc, ct nj.
PURSUANT ton dccrctnl or,lrr IN tho
above stated case, will sell nt Newbcrrv
q. Ill., on tho first Monday In December
nest' !'!c following hni, viz; The rcul Es.
IN 1m'e OF Benjamin lnko, deceased, contniniur
lhree Hundred md Sxty.lonr Acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of J. s. IInir, Mrs,
M"rg"fr. Mobiles, Mrs. Elizabeth swindlcr,
rt al. The snme will DO sold in three trnots
fmtts shown on day Of sale.
IkRMs-onn third cash, tho balance on
onS ana TWO wars with equal nstaIments.
win mortgage Of premises.
n - y N. pAYSlNGER, q. NJ. q.
Nov. 10, l4-3t. ."
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Decidedly Nice.

Having just returned from Now York o.u,
other cities, with tho htest styIos, onI y
'uil stock of material selected by MYSELF :"
sn't my customers, / invite all who n m nil, IL
ing TO receive me as Il permanent Gillian % -
cnil at my gallery over Mnycs & Mart;r,,
store and SEQ for themselves, "'''"
Mouo, good work at reasonable nrIccs
q picture. 80 - 'o' ''''cn 'or
/. E'esant selections Of flno .Casoa. Albums,
Nc Your faithful Artist, ''"S'
Oct. Is 10 ,r. ''t'a an. a. e
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Stiles lIurd and other creditors,
Emma N,,Il,s,

Emma Mathis, ct al.
PURSUANT to a dccretni order in tho
3"oye stated case, will sell at Newbcrry
y. Ill., on tho first Monday In Dccembcr
heSt' one tract of land containing One Hun.
area Acres. more or less, bounded by lands
o. James Lester, lands formerly owned by
4 q Randall Croft, and lying on Bush River.
IsRMs-one third cash and tho balance
on ored't OF one year, with interest from
oate' oHo mortgage to secure the eamo.
7 N. PAYSlNGER, s. n. G.
Nov. 10, 44---9t .-..l.-"' ~
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J. N. ROBSON.
commission Merchant
Nos. &2, Atlantic Wharf,
Oh A Il l. ESTON, SC.

tlaVing ample means for advances, a bus
mess experience of twenty years, and con.
ming himself strictly to a Commission
BUSINESS without operating on his own ao.
count respectfully solicits consignments of
"onon. Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c. 49,
Sh,ppcrs OF Produce to him may, at their
;op,mIon, nave their consignmcnts sold either
the advantage Of two markets. without ox'
tra commission. o'
REFERENCES
y, hshop W. NJ. Wightman, S. @; Col.
Wm. johnson, Charlotte N. G; Rev. IT. o.
sommers, Tenn. Hon. John i. K;nr. Au.
gnsta. On. Messrs. Geo. w. Williams B.
Co., Charleston, S. c.; Mcssrs. Williams
Taylor & Co., New York. ''
April 20 II ~.
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l"I wish you would give me that
gold ring on your finger" said a vii
lage dandy to country girl, "for it
resembles the duration of my love for
yo,.--~it has no end"
"Excuso me, SIR, she said, 81
choose to keep it, for it is like my love
for you--it has no beginning"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
PACIFIC GUANO CORIPANY'S
: COMPOUND
AcidPhOsphateOfT,ine

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
HtHIs ARTICLE Is MANUFACruRED
Il tthe Company's Works, under tho
direction and supcrlntendcnco Of DR.. Raw.
1t contains tho samo elcmcnts of G,rtu,,,,
as SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. oxccSt
II Inat a IL Is not furnished with AMMONIA ~
LIS prepared expressly for composing viii
SU,ton amoinMa. seq. which furnishes tho oomont Of
AZ AinlnlONlA; the object being to tondcr TINT
side product of tho plantation available '"ts to
1no nighest degree as mn element of fertility
tor 1urther and particular information ann}v
to tue undersigned. "pp'y
g.. IN. ROBSON.
Agent for South Carolina.
and 2 Atlautic Wharf.
,1OIIN prCo,, Charleston.
General Agent. Baltimore,
berry. N'e'''' "' Nc"-
. Oct. 27 40 3mos. a.
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Martha T. Koon, Va. Peter suber, l.. II, T,ovet
vs. rcter Subcr In Equity. '''
Iursllant 70 the decretnl order, IN the abovc
S'.,e1 t,r.. ense wi'l sell at Newberty o. H., on
tract of land, viz: WV 'oi'o"'hB
r. lo5 ncrcs more or less, situate in Newbcrrv
TTonmty; Tu na)9ining lands Of j. j: KibIcr, ". W.
-, Terms Of Snlc, CASH, balance on a credit of
ors mo Pnnroaser to gye bond and mortgage to Sc.
ser should prefer to do So ~ - '"''nn-
Tll0S. ". FAYSINGER, 8. N. O.
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Sheriff's Sale.
L. G. Kiblcr. G. G DoWo,, 70 A.

L. G; Kiblcr, &C DoWal., vs. Nancy II.
Aull. ct ai.--In Eqni,y. nj "~'''I - -
Pursuant to tho dcerotal order IN the above
stated case. I Will sell at Nowberry G. H..
eM s,ssn' sme isrss Monday IN December 1860. One
estate Of WIN. G Aull,s Terms GSsS, " ''0
Nov. ~. 40 - '''' - So ~ "
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Sherif's Sale

by virtue of sundry wrlts Of yiorf Facias
beo G ast sf'';6 5ds win sG On Monday
moro or less, bounded 6y lands of Hns'S'' %v.os
sMber, 7; A. .A!cwlpo,; Joseph Caldwell H., nnS ny
3thSrs. Levied on as tho property of ". II
Iutt, ut the suit Of +. H. Dominick md oth-
crs. '-'' ""u o'A>
Nov. II 15 3t "' ~ VI
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Sheritf's Sale in Ennitv

siias .Johnstone for others. ys. Marv NJ
7Netllcrs, Ct al. Ncwberry in Equity. "
cosn 20 ;,' dccrsle order in tho above
Carolina, on tho first Monday in Deccmhcr
next, the following lot viz: Ono houso and
iot containing acres,morc or loss, the same
ocing TIC lot formerly owned by Dr.. Edward
NJ. Bobo. Terms Of sale cash.
~, NJ. PAYSINGER, g, q.
Unionvillc "Tlmes" please conv tI,o a..
twice and forward bill to this ofiice. '0
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"Don't caro- much bout tho bugs"
said MIR. Swink, "but tho truth is I
havn't the blood to spare"
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IA New An4Sthetic,

= z H.,
Last evening, at tho monthly mcot
ing efthe Nov; York, County Modica
Society, Dr. Jacob read a very inter
oaN&8 paper on tho now anusthctio
hydrato Of ohloral. This compoun,
was tfSt drought to tho attention o
medical mon in July of the curron
year by tho celebrated DR.. Liebreioh
Of Borlin. 1t may be applied by in
jeotipA fppder: tho skin,. or taken in
formally, o Boing taken into tho circu
lationSit combines WITH tho alkali Of
tho blood and generates chloroform.
Itas aspffeots are of tho salno nature as
those produced by chloroform, and rc-
course to it is, not attended by the
great .oxcitement which precedes and
that prostration which follows the use
Of tho lattor agent. At least such is
tho experience Of Drs. Licbroich,
Richardson and jacob, who havo ap-
piled it to several of their patients.
DR.. BENZ. McCrcady, however, thought
it advisable to use the hydratc with
great caution. Chloroform, ho said,
had been in use a long time before it
was discovered that it ruined tho blood,
and, if taken many times, the digos-
tive organs also. The persons men
toned rs having been relieved by the
new annsthctic, it should be said, We're
all suffering from afllictions compared
with which poor blood and bad d.
gestion are tritlcs' The operation Of
tho hydrato was illustrated on three
rabbits. Tho first one shown had been
under it's influence fer moro than 81
hours. The heat Of it's interior organs
had bocn reduced from 1O2 to 81 de-
grccs Fahrenheit, its rcspirations from
100 to 80, and its pulsations almost
oblitcratcd. Tho second one, a small
animal, was inadvertently killed by an
injection of 80 grains dissolved in Il
couple of thimblcsrul Of distilled water
The third was given but Is grains.
In q worry few moments it became in
sensible, its nerves seeming to have
lost their power Of sensation. In spite
of tho great power of this mcdicamcnt.
it appears in the cases cited to have
been unattended With any disagrccablc
consequences, the patients apparently
waking refreshed from the deep sleep
which it produced. Two eases of de-
lirium trcmcns were described in which
it had been very scrviccablc. DR..
John G. Peters, in tho course of some
interesting remarks on the paper of
DR.. jacob, said that the chemists,
Mathison and Wright, had recently
succeeded in separating morphia, hitb-
crto supposed to be simple, into two
substances, thereby getting rid of the
nauscating properties which had been
found so objectionable in TINT drug.
NtW York Iri6unc.
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Hen PEnsUApER.--Thc "Spring.
Mold Republican," in speaking Of
u new invention for II hcn's most
whorcby the eggs drop through II
trap-door, and so deceive tho hen
that she kccps on laying, is re,
ponsible for the following -
"Blobbs mot with " loss, how
cvor, with ono Of tho pcrsuadcrs.
Blobbs had lively young shanghai
pullot ofboundlcss am bition. Blobbs
bought pcrsuadcr, and his lone
shanghai used it. She went upon
the nest in tho morning. Blobbs
saw her 20, and his heart bounded
within him. Alas hc mover saw
her como off again. At night he
visited tho persuNdcr. In tho mp
pcr compartment wns u handful of
feathers, Il few toc'nniis and bill.
In tho lower compartment wcrc
three, dozon and clovcn cggs !!
Blobbs saw It alll lIor dolicate
constitution had been unequal TO
tho effort, she had lain herself
away.
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Tho "CAROLINA FERTILIZER tho Phosphatos
south Carolina and by various CHEMISTS the
pest Mannes known. only inferior Peruvian Fcrtilz
ing Properties These Phospatos and
ricuurs. "s'
Wc annex tho analysis of Professor
Al.
AmnIu
Phuphoro oAch-So
w A'ne'
10 "c superiority
We wilf, G u SIEPA
at $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs. ~ "' o'nefs
.., GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO..
Nov 20 t Factors.
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Piedmont Life b Insurance companuof Richmond, Virginia,

AUTHORIZED
.nn1"ni, snnx ~ AND SECURELY
Asskts To THIS
"o1o1" oe fohAolhs AssVED"". .:: ~ ""." 4,S0O
" G. n MAIpy vico po.;,o,
j. j. HOPKINS PERROW 1t D. McS;co Adv
, uuo, . OFFICERS or SOUTH BRANCH:
AAo"Ao rrGSaeh G3rd directors s. L. LEAFHART
DR. SAAo bKANCn suporinendent of Agents. ,'''
Mayoro OF rt 49,,
John Pieson,
f. w oinsr, W.
John T. Sloan, Thompso .
r. W. J. Kennedy D. isaac p.a, ,,h
BRANCH OFFICE
ohce with these advantages Tho Capital
capital Assets
Of Southern
southern further ali
Southern Company. ~ Wv '''" ~ Wis ''"o"S"oo
OHNl which
Anaut n 40 THOMAS s. MO0RMAN
~" nj Ncwber
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Ml&20RS OF 1YWJy9FiIIEI,i1'- ! ! !.

s@ssy 4 .sem,,as, IVY w = WWMlEo
"a. Nervous Debility, r Fremn ,nr ,,;yc years from
,ui, Mna a.l the effects Of youthful indisornooMsay
son W,i; tor illc sake of suffering h,orIon, hmmonton,
Send ireo to all who ncctl It. ihs humanity,
w1c, utfcti9ns m for making the simpIo vpI romd and
nrnGt ,li M ~ ~, yas cured. Sufferers wisbjnsy oy
So Iy adrcSsnrs S m"scr'se,s ia experience. can do 10
''"s' !" G1emr,rs, 1mnM confidence, -
~ No. IL Ccdir>s,,. NJ
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MCPHERSON HOUSE;
COL U MBIA,
SOUTH GAk0IINA.

This pleasantly located HOTEL. unsur
pasRed by any House in the Soulh for con-.
fort and healthy locality, ia open to Tray
e'lers and others seeking BOARD for the
Summer. Families can be accommodated
win nice, airy rooms, on reasonable terms,
IA call is solicited" .,......
NY Omnibus will bo found at tho differ.
ent depots--paeeengers carried to and lfom
'he Hotel ireo Of charge.
May 10 20tf WIN. A. WRIGHT,
Catherine A, Ward ct. al. Va. Jamcs y. I,rown.
In Equity. 1@2 ''|'' ,''l' ''' - - +'f0n 'io"h'
Pursuant to the decratel order. IN tho ,ho,o
satsa fsse, sf WI EEL e Hewberry 9. IT,, s. G.,
ing tfact Of land, Wig; : @'' ~ too''o"'
Iae1es, more Or less siluate in Helena, bound
"a ~ iets q Joel g Edwards, q street. sepera,
ii,ngi;ti@rSnS ig; @ -. Long's lot. hnd lot Of JOHN D.
,SiJefEs,rO Oncytbird caah, and balance on
sisdis si q M ono year With bond and naortsase to
secure the came the purchaser may pay alin Or
@ iasP SHS s'fhfe 81 y 3 snsS r. 8, sa@o'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-04-22
ID. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
90, 81 & "a Grand ST., Ny,
Will commence shortly the publication of
APPLETQN'S JOURNAL,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
Devoted to Literature, Science, and Art.

APPLETON'S JOURNAL
Will be large sheet, of thirty-two pages It's
tents will embrace:-Fiction, in thu form of both
Serial Novels and Short Stories: Essays upon Liter
airy Social Topics; Sketches ofTravel and Adven-
ture Discussions upon Art, Books, and kindred
theme Papers upon all the various subjects that
pertain the pursuits and recreatons of the people,
whether of town country Poems by our foremost
cation.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-04-22
Butter and Wheat.

Good butter now commands As cents
per pound, and the market is SO scantly
supplied that even at that figure sufh-
cheney of good article cannot be pro-
cured. While wheat has been going
down butter has been going up. SO the
dairy farmer has been making money,
while the wheat farmer has been losing
money.
For the past ten years we have repeat
edly urged the farmers to give more at
tention to dairying, but they seem to
blindly rush into wheat. Even rich farm
ers, who could buy stock and therefore
more easily dairy, neglect it and spread
themselves on wheat. This year not a
farmer will make one per cent. on his
wheat, while on his dairy products he
will realize from Is to % per cent.
We have been resident of the state
for two and twenty years, and during all
that period butter has only twice declin-
ed to unremunerative prices, and of these
twenty-five years, at least fourteen have
been low priced wheat years. 1t is diff
cult to punch experience into the heads
of some men, and we think on this ques-
ton of .dairying our farmers have been
ruinously short sighted. The richest
agricultural counties in New York have
not been the wheat, but the dairy coun-
ties. Oneida, Chenango and ST. Lawrence
were poor counties when they attempted
to live by the production of grain now
that they turn their attention almost
/ solely to butter and cheese, they have
become among the richest counties in the
Empire state.-lHiwaukce Wisconsin,.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-04-22

FIFTY YEARS A CLERK.-The telegraph
els of the dismissal of clerk from the
'ost- Office Department. who commenced
us clerical service in 1919. Fifty years
4 faithful, brain-dwarfng, health-steal-
ng, Misunderstanding work, rewarded
y what? The mere expense of daily
wing. No competence for old age, no
ONE for declining years, no neighbors
a shriveled mummy while yet alive
old man adriftl What picture and
hat warning! Youths of America, look
ron it and sigh no more for Washing
N clerkship. Turn away from the
reasury building, the. Post Office, and
,eP Patent Office building, and, indeed
ON every one of those granite tombs o
.auly fresh. independent endeavor which
Soand IN Washington, to the broad
,rtile fields of noble effort, sure to n
ard YOU with competence, selfrespec
I'd the respect of Others, every where
,viting you to enter them. Bette
reak rock upon the street than become
Government clerk. From the one 70,
A. rise to wealth and honor from s,th'
her YOU win inevitably sink to povert.
ID contempt. -Post.