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s'aoit tho expression Of opinion by any Of our

n1I mot tho expression Of opinion by any Of ou
we take on exhibition samples of new
Inventions, with the vew Of selling the
pascht: Inventors will find no pInce 4,
NC" iorK Of equnl publicity, where thei,
'"'eI,'ohs Will be advertised, aud more seen:
% or Mhcrc persons Wishing TO buy patents
"lit oe more likely to call for md see them.
we take orders for any articles Oh eahib.
't'oH, and furnish them at the manufacturers
prices. ~" ''"''''''
we also purchase to order and deal IN
MI SINUS OF manufactured articles, domestic
or '"fe'sn, especially all kinds ofmachincry
Tor mechanical, agricultural, household, and
o'her purposes. Our arrangements nrc
s"en 'h"t we can furnish ANYTHING ut short
ho1,ce' and al manufacturers prices.
lhe Exposition occupies II large double.
'front.' M rblc building. five stories high,
WIN light ahd airy basement, ard large
"rS sHo'ce'lar for storage.
Inc on'Idingis situated in Park Plnce
n"' snort distance from the CITY Hail
=, ",N "ua Broadway, and is in full view from
''lat great lhoroughfarc. The show rooms
VI ,he Exposition are large, light aud airy,
sa" well adapted 70 the exhibition of every
h'"o o' article. Steam power is turnisht d to
',oSe VINO desire il. ut IL slight advance
sno'c cost. Nearly all Of the different lines
OF 'raSci in the city pass withiu sight Of
our onilding, which mhy he known by thu
American Flag flying from The roof md
smaller tlags Of different nations projecting
from the windows.
INC Recorder Is published by the Whit. |
io'k Exposition Publication and Exrhancc
oo''FahF Price a un per annum
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{ COMMERCIAL.

~ SSasawDsRRY, Saa Sep. 2a.--Cotton arm at from 2s
az GSoi,yMnIA, Ss ,uu Sep 27.-sales Of cotton to-day
dsS Nf% g,a a9SSHk, S., SEP S7-7P Mcotton sales TO-.
6enyers.supertlnc State 69Ia a clio; common 70
c11r ext1a q Southern o46 80. Gold I3I .9S
,BALTiMoak, Sep. 2.-cotton dull at %
~ y rionr null--ligh grades lower. Wheat-primo
Sos % Snaoe en re- asd LOO Corn firm, at 125 l3o
AyousrA, Sep. 27-Co.ton market quiet and
IinS,, gnS, WIN Saies Of i9a bsles-reoeipts Ii mid,
steady with sales Of 400 bnieS"mtddt;nooss 90
28ti receipts l,118. 1'
LIyERrooL, Sep -Evening.-Co,ton firm
hp1ands IL! l2s 0rleans 12I 12j; snlos 600
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FUN AnBAp w, ~. or,,,o.;.,

FUS AnEADf-We arc authorized ~
announce that next SUNDAY evenings
entertainment on our Public Square, and
up md down Mnio Street, will DO highly
interesting. Two quarter racoa are on
the programme, handsome young riders
e,ngaged-and whisky furnished in abnn.
dance at the winners expense. A laree
G crowd from the country is anGc;notea
i, nhe 1a'l'es Of course will cheerfully forero
tnelr usual evening promenade on this
49,, "e WI nave reporter on the ground,
IN detail in our next. 10y o''"s
E"r the information Of the purnacious
ana pugilisticalIy inclined. We shonld sta,"
that TWO or three A. No. | Prize f,,htsS
are confidently expected immediatelv
az otter the races. --Edg' fold Advertiser.
'''''o" I t-s.. & ... . 6
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In Equity--N ewberry.

W. B. Boyd. Vs., John Satterwbfte. A., a,
Bill for Injunction, RolIef, 60.
It appearing 10 my satisfaction that thu
following defendants reside out and boyond
tho limits Of this State, viz: JAMES b, P9yno.
nlcnard Hs,,m fayne, DR.. Coleman, Jefferson
It is fhefGfore ordered on motion Of su,ll<
nan, o ioad 6 Todd, Comps Soi's that they
day Of October next, and plead, answer W3r Or
aemur. to this Bill or the same will bo taken
~ Chambers = 80 r.. 3fOZER y
Aug. Goth, 1869 - Ser. Al Ht't
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tM~ I \ PRECEN DEN TED
SUCCESS Within tho past year. tf,v
,n"uSnnd t boxes Of DIR rUrrS VEGErAHLE
Law EE FILLS have ben sold, and nor -
single instance is known where they hav"
Jailed IT, give satisfaction. II you would
SnanE 'lt'. have II tlne appetite and robust
health. use these pills.
Sept. 20 81
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boy VI ESSRS. p. IL. DRAKE, E

boy NJ ESSltS. p. IL. DRAKE 4
Co, prorrictors OF the Plantation M,,ers.
are said TO be the largest importers Of st.
Gro'x Rum and Calisaya Bark in America,
Ihe Kun imported by this Firm is all used
III the preparation OF their Bitters, an ! is
manufactured under the immediate suner.
vision OF one of their agents, upon leased
plantations on thu Island of ST. Thomas,
over nne thousand puncheons, about one
million gallons, is used annually for their
bl'ters alone. The Cali<aya Bark il an
imported from Brazil, and is also gathered
""d selected by the natives, under the
supervision Of m agent sent out for TINT
purpose. The cures produced by these BIT.
ters arc wonderful.
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OBITUARY.

90, Departed this llfe, on Thursday night, tho
a'sGh hooss e ffssspss ssa Ss
bis .ago. lie leaves mnny rclntiyyoa yS"r n ,oI
iriends tosmoufh his demise, but thov "me sra
ieft the best assurance that Their, loss Il Sts
gam. Modest and retiring ia dispoait,on''
iervent and Jealous as q christian theinved
o. s,!s dathsr. and revered a. friend. ie died
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Universal Suffrage.

negro suffrage has not yet been born.
and Female suffrage is still in tho VERY
enriy embryonic state. and alry dy some
naFoy 'nn"Yator proposes Infant suffrage
ny all lneanS: since the ballot has been
found to 10 the balm for all human ills,
,:ss cruel to deny to any creature its
Rharo in blessing Mt once so priceless
ma so cheap. Nay, for once VIC are
d'ai"Sed 10 outradicnl the radicals, and
proclaim the sublime eyangcl Of Uni.
ve'sa' Sutragc Tho grandeur Of this
idea almost takes away our breath. For
'oark not onl " everything that can ex.
press assent or dissent, or present n bnl.
lot-including parrots aud scnrecrows,
which latter Carlyle suggested might be
entitled to trial by Jury shall yotr bot
and mere lies the sublimity Of the
concero"n.--they shnll vote uron every.
thtng Not political questions merely,
but everything that has hitherto balllei
human ingenuity will dissolve in this
universal mnnstrum. We shall then
know the ratio Of the diameter to the
circumference, and tho tue amount of
the national debt where arc ,,,r ten
tribes. To" grave Of Auila. the Nihcluny
treasure. and the Secret Service Fund !:
she object Of tho round towers Of ireland.
ana OF the hronze S,nndgcs on the old nos.
tal currency; who wrote ShnkSpcare's
plays and the letters Of JunuS who was
the Man in tho Iron Mask, and what are
president Grants real political principles ::
who cut off King Charles head, aud
VINO struck Billy Patterson. From the
Ihe Now Eclectic Magazine for October
M ----> = 90 <----
IAE ALABAMA CLAIMS Since it has
ocen evident that England is not quite
d!spoSed to lick the dust in tho matter
OF tho Alabama claims, tho "more iudi.
cious papers at the North are beginning
to sec that it is perhaps not wise. and
possibly not altogether just to push tho
matter too lar or to 10 too unreasonable
IN their demands that the swcepinp
c'aim was rather an expression Of woun.
dcd feelings than calm assertion of
rights to TO maintained at every cost:
though as it is. it is very well that John
Bnil should know what tho national
feeling is. etc. etc. Though they suck
blond, they will some morcy show.
:. 10" now unfortunate it is TINT they
d'd not think of this before when il
~ooid nave come from them with 30
much better grace. The North has fire..
auentfy been compared to Pistol; but
Pistol ate his leek, honestly acknowl.
edging compulsion, and with no hypo.
crls'cs! affecta.ion Of friendly feeling,
but swearing to be most horribly ro.
Veneed. Suppose Pistol had blandly as.
sured Finellen that leek in the morn.
ing, was his favorite stomachic. and tbot
ne had in truth sought him ou, for ,bc
purpose OF enjoying that rcfreshmcni9
Even Nym would have dsowned his G.,.
!owsh'p. and Bardolph would hnye
bIushed in his unimcly grave.
lOctober New Eclectic,
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HEAVY Loss BY FIRE. .-We rcprct n
learn TINT the Rev. 4. S. Boincst had the
misfortune Inst Friday morning, to lose
his g'n.honse, stables, cotton gin, thrcsh.
ing machine, t bales cotton in the Seed
4o bushels seed oats, wagon, and all the
provcnder for tho coming winter. The
loss IS estimated at $4,000. There can
DO 10 doubt ofits being tho work of an
inccndiury.
We also regret to learn that SQUIRE
Sam Chapman lost his gin-housc aud a
small quantity Of cotton on Thursday
morning last. by tho incendiary's torch.
DepIor"ble state Of affairs, truly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

RsN~ A HANDSOME INDUCE.
MEM Every person who sends a3 81 TO the
.: . receives that superb magazine for one
Sear S ana COPY Of either of the Wayery Novels
or tue works or Charles d iokeus TINT may bo
list IS cents. ' AAuin
Sep. Is 35 3m.
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The Courier Says: The New York
ana Charleston Steamship Company have
arranged with first:class s,eainsf;n line
IN Ne~ York, to give through biils of
laaing 70 liverpool. Rate, until furths :
"o0ce, hsate'gbfa os,a pej,ny, :"
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IN Charleston. >' -'"' AAonu ats
$4,000. Wv "''n' A'"i'ro"u 1or
Udolpho Wolfe Is dead. - stEy@<
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EDUCATIONAL

" The exercises Of Prof. A. P. Pliers En-.
Hhsn anu Classical School. will bo resumed
the first Monday in October. '''"'''o
Aug. % SO t. .-l.
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ESs" THE "XIX CENTURY,
Publication Co, Mt Charle.tou. have hcnn .o
successful In literary enterprise that they arc
Hss', . oa,tng hundreds ofehoice Standard works
T. ~, :" Tue panehSssrS OF the Magazine. Ask for
Sep. l6 81 It.
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Notice..

., =, al persons who arc indebted to tho E,.
hM MtG Mo oi hoDert Stewart, deceased, whether
make prompt payment of tho same 70 nv ~
MMt,ofhneys' mcssrs, Fair, Popo & Pope, al at
All persons holding demands ngainst said
Estate, arc hereby notified to present them b
70 my SAID Attorneys, probated as required
{Gsg'd} ELIZABETH r. STEWART,
ooP' 90 DO At' Adm'x
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y friend at Pomaria furnishes us with
tho rc>n'. Of tivo days cotton picking
last week, 10y four Of The hands employed
on his place, two OF whom arc over 30
years Of age, and one young Swcdc, II
years old, brought here by the "New.
berry Immigration Society" The result,
Is as follows: first day 823 lbs, SIC nd
ssl, third 300, 4.h 0l5, and fifth lo55
total amount 1878 lbs, being M average
OF S2s lbs to tho hand. Pretty good
p'ciing, this. We hope that our friend
has cotton enough to keep such excrll,n,
hands picking for many days to come.
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Assignee's Sale.
In the District Court of U, s.
For the District of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER)
CD. s SMITH I" Bankruptcy
- By virtue Of an order obtained from Hon
geo. 3: Bryan, Judge Of the District Conrt
OF the United States for tho District of
south Carolina, will expose 10 public sale
~ NEWBERRY, on FRIDAY the 10Th of
october, Ohoses in Action belonging to a..
y; Saith. Also on the 18th of October, at
Glenn Springs, one buggy. .g.tr ="
Terms Of Salc-Cash. s."
II. l.. DAVIS,
sep. 20 S8 2t. i,h7 " Assignee.
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MAaNoL1A WATER.-Supcrior to the best
the price. '''>' 90 III"
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The Providence Jnurna! saw the
school girls yesterday: "prcity fresh
creatures, bright as the scarlet mnplr
leaves, mellow AS the ripcning pcach, $,
gay as the brilliant autumnal flowers
i't'c e'r'S with short dresses, and hats
covered With miniature flow or gardens;
Older girls, radiant in flowing ribbons
and floating trcSscs and still older girls
more d'Eniiie1 anl stately. entering upon
their last scl"ol veal"
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NEWBERRY:
Wednesday Morning, ,scptber 90, 1860.

Prof. Warren Du Pro requests US to rcturl
his warm thanks to tho cltixens of Now
borry for tho very cordial reception and
courteous attention which no received al
thoir hands during his Iato visit
Fine showers Of rain full Saturday and
Sunday last, which sottIod tho dust and
| cooisd the atmosphere considerably.
Lovers Of tho sardiue can 10 gra,ifcd by
| calling at Moorman s. Cos, whore II yory
choice and fresh article is on salc.
Tom Weathers. fashionable barbcr. &c.
can be found at tho Ncwborry Hotel barber
shop.
Owing to tho recent heavy rain Lake Mnr>
shall nearly overflowcd its banks. OuiIp
suggests that the proprietor order IL few dug
outs for tho accommodation Of parties visi.
ting that region for dshing purposes.
CONFERENCES. The 4.h quarterly con.
ference Of tho Methodist Church, New.
berry Station, clnscd its session on Sun.
day night, after very interesting, nnd
il is hoped, profitable series Of exercises
The pulpit was served most acccp,ably
by the Rev. ". II. Fleming, =. f., Rev.
j. l.. Jones, and the Rev. 0. \. Darby.
Mr.. B II. I.ovelacc, Of the firm Of Love
lace X hreler. one among The mos,
successful and prominent business firms
"l Newhrr,y. will accept the Seniors
thanks for the very useful aN, acccp,s.
be Article presented him this week
The curious, il there be any. can find on,
what the article is by applying to either
OF those gentlemen. and making a pur
chase Of one lust like il
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Tom Weathers. fashionable barbcr. &c.
can be found at tho Newberry Hotel barber
shop.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-06-05

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6nmunn, 10, Wai 1869.
Sefamntima6buua.

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The Peoria Democrat tells how the De.
mocracy were so badly beaten on their
county ticket. 1t says:
But the great cause of our defeat in the
county is to be attributed to the better or
ganization of the radical party, and their
more thorough canvass of the territory --
While the democracy did not make any pre-
tense of canvassing single town, the radi'
calls had their agents everywhere. lhey
were quietly at work while the democrats
were quietly sleeping.
In more counties than Peoria the lesson
must be learned that elections cannot be
carried without organization and effort II
is not hopeful feature of our elective sys
TEN of government that people have to be
persuaded to the polls, and large part o.
them electioneered with in the most ener
getic manner; but the masses have become
used 70 these means and will not turn out
and vote right when they get out, unless
they are resorted to.