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Small Feet.

People are mistaken when they
suppose a small foot an element Of
beauty. 4 foot should bear just
proportion to the figure; if too
large, it argues coarseness, and
gives hcaviness to the manner,
forbidding ease and grace of
movement. A large foot, however,
argues a certain honesty of char
acter, and which of course more
than atones for the lack Of grace.
Large feet also imply stability.
A man who is jealous in his temper
should marry a woman whose feet
arc large; such are generally
keepers at home, and modest with
al-they are not given to gadding
their feet abide in the house.
The sentiment of beauty is less in
the size than y certain litheness
and elasticity. Dress has great
effect upon the foot, and very long
dresses are not adapted to exhibit
it to advantage.-The long robe
certainly destroys it's elasticity.
The French foot is meagre,
narrow, and bony; the Spanish il
small and elegantly curved-thanks
to it's Moorish blood-correspond-
ing with the Castillian pride, high
in the instep; the, Arab foot is
proverbial for it's high arch. a
stream can run under the hollow
of his foet,' is a description Of its
form y; the foot of the Scotch LADY
is large and thick that of the
Irish fat and square; the English
short and feshy; the American
footisapt to be disproportionately
small. A foot should be arched,
fairly rounded, and it's length
proportioned to the height of the
Individual. It should have deli
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should be rounded and firm.
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Mnx-THE GREAT Cause
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Just published in q Sealed Eavelope.

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The world renowned author, In this adj
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
vi. p. ALBRITTON,

have lust received very large and well select
ed stock of Spring Goods, consisting in part of
DRY GOODS, VIZ: Prints, Sheetings aud
Shirtines, Hats, and Caps for Ladies Gents and
Boys
ALSO. a large lot of Hardware and CrocEery,
Roots and Shoes, Saddles, Harness. Brides, &c.
ALSO large lot OF Groceries, to wit: Sugars,
Cofses. Teas. Malasses, &C.
ALSO, a fine assortment Of Drugs, together
with q splendid stock of Liquors, Braudys,
Wines, Gin, WhiSkeys, Rum, Carolina bNters'
&c.
NV Stock is complete and 1 want all my
friends and customers, as we'll as every one else
who can find it convenient, to come forward
and see my stock, for am certain that can
sell. A. +. ALSR4llON'
karsh 8 u
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Fsk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
banda fullassortment of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cofins
of his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
A Hearse is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate OF so per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub.
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures the public tina,
no effort on his part will be spared to render
the utmost satisfaction.
&C. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July 81.
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NOTICE.

Guardians, Trustees, Committees, Receiv-
crs, also Administrators and Executors,
must make their annual return to this othce,
on or before the first day of June next:
Rules will be issued against all defauiters.
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Probate Judge,
April l4l5l2t Newberry County.
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Something Nice
OF NEW YORK.

I have removed to the Kingsnore Gsi.
lery lover Mayes & Martins Store which,
has undergone thorough repairs. I hare
plenty of room with an excellent sky:
light. Come one--cone all. and see hoW
things work in this commodions gallery.
Also, good lot of albums at extreme.
ly low prices. - '-''-,'.
All kinds of work done in. the line sf
Photography. 3 = : : : 4 = 49,
I have all of Wren 4 Wheeier'ss sNesaeg
tives that were mken at this place.
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for picture. - T'7:'r-:7
Respectfully, ~ -. -, i. :.
o.... VI. Il. :wIsEA.AlN. ! j !
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COLUMBIA HOTEL
COLUMBIA, s. @.

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give perfect satisfaction, In every respect, TO
our patrons.
TI; Y. + eenMHANhi eSeanpHshior, raoranros'>
May 5 519E
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P. P. TO A L f,
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Doors, Sash, Blinds.

NorE.-We wonld call the particular at
tention of our friends to the above card.
P. P. Toale has large Factory, and such
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WHARF, NEAR NORTH EASTERN RAIL-
ROAD DEPOT, CHARLESTON, S. c.
B-Orders from the country solicited,
and strict attention paid to shipping in
good order. April 7 '69 ~
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This pleasantly located HOTEL, unsur
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The Suez canal, connecting the Red sea
with the Mediterranean has been com
ple,ed.
Kansas City Missouri, bull, 1000
houses last year.
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Law Notice.

Tho undersigned have formed partner
ship for the practice of Law in the State
Courts and the United States Courts, for
the District of South Carolina. Office at
Newberry, S. c.
JAMES II. BAXTER,
April 7. IA If. SlLAS JOHNSTONE.
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THE ALBION,

An Independent Journal Of Literature. Art,
Politics, Finance, Field Sports, and News,
published every Saturday morning, at 80
Park Row. New York.
KNAHAN CORVALLIS,
Editor and Proprietor.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural & Mechanical
MAG ANIN D.
Official ORGAN Of the South Carolina State Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Soclety.)

At an early date. the subscribers will publ
Ish the first number offs Monthly Magazine
devoted to the development of the material
interests of this State, and the whole South,
and will distribute five thousand copies gra.
tuitously, so that every one may see what 1t
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it the best and handsomest industrial maga>
zine ever published at the South, and they
ask the cordial corporation Of every good
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Persons wishing copies of the first NUM-
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May 12 10 If
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

IN Will quick boil FAST bI as NICE
liable Besides the
of the
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
Z. L. WHITE, z, t:
GUNSMITH ..... " -
.....,". - - ha : - ;
And R epair.er.

Of all kinds Of FIREARMS, LOCKS, 2c.~-
Has on hand Pistols and Guns Of MI ap.
proved makes. Ammunition, snch ss Csns
tridges, Capa, Powder and Shot. StEi
Shot Pouches, Flasks, Bags, and every
other kind of Sporting Apparatus. Besides
many other articles of various characiess
and kinds. > GS 3 - u -
Ali kinds Of REPAIRING neatly and ~.
p ditious!y executed, and at low rates. u =
Gnn-Snithing, &e. q (
In addition 10 the sahoYe, lam prepassd 4
to FIJI orders for all kinds Of vehicles, sasa
rs
RNHHAES, cARRkAeEs,aE.' y
Of the celebrated manufacture Of COOK.
~ ere Stiles Hurd, formerly of this placs,
procured his stock. All orders pronrlS {
attended to. ...s.- ~. - (
So. g.~.* g. T.. L. WHITE. :.
April l5 Is IT, - ~... ,s-.a<} ze;;z.<t go
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

TEXAS AGENCY,
Ne. ~ Barclay ST. WV York
D. nIrHARpsoN.

,o,,.
w wv o"' 1's's ""' ''N"S ''"'""' >
HAVING permanently located In the
III city of New York, 10 prepared to
attend 70 business of every description,
on commission, sent to him from any
part of Texas Collections made in the
cities Of New York, Boston, and Phila.
dslphis, AMI the amounts, lsss the umel
commissions, promptly rsAitssd by
draftA on Galveston. Any article shs,
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Now is the time to form Clubs

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tinent" was the best governiasas On thu
sastA, and mast be restored "aA II vas :"
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A large map Of the stats. published
|sxpresaly to accompany the Almanac
showing all the railroads in actual ope
radon n the Htase, with their tsrmini
also thoss In pso9scss and undsr con
tract, ~ we'll ~ al The Stage lines and
main roads Of travel, will be furnished
II ~ sazss rates ~ The Almanac and
win not fncssass he rase Of postage.
Single copies Of the Almanae viii be
! mailed free Of postage, for fifty cents to
nay YaFs - ~ Bnassa e4nta, md sby
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AZ osdsrpd by mx.i
rAf<lss ordering Almanacs By e.
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ihroash sAe vii, can pay the freight
charges on 1 n on thsis arrival
Parties, liviag u distance, would do
veil y ssad II ahsir ords<s for Alma
sscs u an early day, ~ al ordss viii
y 0lsd IN rotasioa, recording % ths
dsees vhsp thsy ~ sntsrsd o. oar
books.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

uA,,rn , e,,,,,,, ..,o T.,
N ~ an" hc'ui ,,,nnb wv "'
~ reSe' And Ague' OF ,nnN ADO Fe'e'
Every POtaoss fsas Its Aufedosc.
Every Dlscase Its Cure.
II il well known fact that the powor.
full uiersl uedicines SO frequently nd.
minis,cred In copious doses in intermittent
anltllvoas rn,ft<n, nyeu arc = I'M.
Aa8~to1f he 'eonssisusion ~ III .tisss
themselves. Will. their oparatio,. Is gcoer.
ally allow ard uncertain. and their effects
cynDx.ccut. Rrr>cdhs OF AR, class. baz
srious undo, any circumstance, cannot
be - with any . pproa6n 70 ss!ett. ex.
ccpt under the direction OF a phys, ian;
- N tlr r,sioos vhese Fsye, cpd Asvs
p,llioss Feysx. Tail !, ye,. Dawb Asue
and tl,eir kindred complaints chiefly pre.
~. Utxhc.l un..n nte sometimes fsw and
far betve,,. aod medical advice almos,
uuob,aip.ble /, il obvious therefore that
a nreDs Ia liz H. 'fr,AS 'nhjekyrup,
os,msa And certain In h. action "a a Gu
r.t.vs and eopaIly In h, reIi,,, n non rs a
preventative Of these maladie~--snust be
Of p,iceIes. value in the valley Of the Mis-.
s,iod. Or wbe,eyer e,.r tAev NAV oxi-,
NJ couu,ou c.u.e Of All ressitse~t ADD
,,tssulstot ,,,ers i, IN, ueph;,ie vspo.
-. niera oynno,ssd b. keat from In,
~ q. from ,bc su,l.ss Of s1asn.nt ~.
ter, and il I. usually when thc toe,id
v.,m,A o(suu..., ~ pro.tr.ted The sv,.
TN ap.} rendered Il incnpsbic of contend
iny cne,ce,icalIv with di..s tb.t Inc
stt.ck comes on Jul,. August Sep,em.
hcr And October arc ihe months during
vAach an b,I,;ous comnl.,rts Ar most
com.,or and wcst violent The o,rso,
;mme.si.,ely ai,es,r,, nv Few, and Avuc
ssd Intermittent, ADD Rcmit,cntr, are til.
Llve, the Spinc' the stomach. md Kid
~ ilncn each Add Al al thes ran,
~ Ts.s. Tonic S,ruo acts sossi5csIty
rrvulating and controlling the flow o.
III. r,cycrt,rv or relieving TINT enlarge
mcnt nj Tho snlcen Known as the Agu,
C.LA ..s.s,h}rr No tis~liye uovcr,
and removing those severe pains of tn,
h.cL ~hi.,h sv;e., from Tho torp;,litv O,
irnamm.tion Of The kiJneys MeJjca
men ~ acknowledged ouinence prescrib,
ikia 49, ssAsai1SsA( 4 ,raai.l1v =
ncrss.i;ny Mi other prepartions Of H. class
thrmvhont The West Southwest. nm,
sou,h No lsm;lv residing In INV scc,io,
sobiec, 10 the yisi,ations of Aguc an,
Feyrr ,h,,cld he without n. n tjs,y d.-jr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

The Levsd ard Lest.


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he Lsvsd aad Lsst.
Ths following poem, from the
Church OF England Magazine,
viii comc like 4" song in the sigAt
. May . stricken hssss'
The lsysA I'D lAt" Wy = - ~
rSS so lsseS y 1.-TWO 80
because we miss then from our oss-
wAsi roed, -.
Co.'S u1epsn saen1 oves out paaAwy
,Looksd - = I'll, Al losins tAsa -
ssruirNsss, rssssved then ftoa LIES
wss1 Issd. 1870 N.4f .
They ar. not lost; they are llwlsAi. sAs
rhs. sAst. ont los ard every Asstfsl
thing
With aagsk bright ard lSved cnss eoes
bseFe,
In their kcsiccEsrs prcseaes evssnors,
And Gsd hisnesh, thsr Lord, Judge,
and King
And this ~ call q loss o, selasA sof-
" selasA hsars' @, w 81 little Nth
Let Va look rcsnd ec0c argument 70
h0sssw.
Why va ID Pstisnee should await IL
moervw,
That surely must sncced the night Of
deesh. fTt
Aye, look upca this dreary, desert path,
The thorns sud thistles wherosoe s
~ tafa
What trials and what tear, what
wrongs and wrath,
What struggles and what ssrifs the
joasney hpsb. s.itiH
They hare sscsped from thee and
10 We mourn -lat 10
Ask the poor snilor, WHEN the wrseh IL
done,
Who. with he Treasure, strc,e The
ahcss - reach,
While With raging waves he basslsd on,
Was j, NOT joy, where every JOY seemed
To - hi loved ones landed on the
beach
A non< wayfarss leadinS By the hand
A ,i~ie ekill, had halasd 81 tAs wssl
To wash from "a Ass fest The clia6ins
sAAd,
And tell DE sirsd boy Of hat bright
where, tAk long journey East, they
tcsgsd to dwell
When 10 tho Lord, who many man
sion hath,
Drew ncas sad looked spon tho safer
Ing twain,
Then pityins..spake, "Givc me the little
In vs.sagsh rcnewed, and glorious bean.
ty clad,
III hiring him with me- when ] eoas
again. ......t
Did she make answer selGshly ind
s wSonk- isft
Nay, but the woes feel he, too
must shalei"
VI rather, bursting ihsc grateful song
She wen, hss way rejoicing, and made
strong
70 Struggle or, since he WAS freed
trusR ~arc.
We viii do likexise. Death hath mad
no breach
Is love md sympathy, in hope AND
trust,
No outward sigh or sound our ear CO,
reach, a'r. IHt 4
Hut there's an inward, spiritual speech
That greets US still, though morta
tongues b. dust I.....l
lit bids us 70 the work, that they lai.
Take up the song whore they bsoh
OF the strain .'.
so journeying till We reach tho heaven
~ town,
Where are laid up our treasure and GU
cUvH,
And osr lost loved ones will be fonh
again,