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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

BREAKPAsT MuFFINs.--At night, take one
pint of new milk, one egg, three tablespoon.
fus of yeast, one large spoonful of butter,
and -four enough to make stiff batter. Beat
them together very thoroughly. In the
morning dip this light sponge out very care
fully into iron moIds, or muffin rings, and
bake in quick oven. If iron molds are
used they should be hot when the batter is
put in These, with nice, sweet butter, are
delicious. HIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

Coon WAY or COOKING ONloNs.-It is a
good plan to boil onions in milk aud water ;
it diminishes the strong taste of that yegeta.
bic, 1t is an excellent way of serving up
onions to chop them after they are boiled
and put them in a stew pan with little milk,
butter, salt and pepper, and let them stew
about fifteen minutes. This gives them fine
favor and they can be served up very hot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

Canada TuIsTLEs.- A correspondent in
Michigan asks if the Canada Thistle can be
exterminated,-says there are but two patches
of them in the county. The Canada Thistle
can be exterminated, The only way we
know for doing it is by complete and constant
defoliation as often as it appears above
ground. If it can be done easiest and surest
by constant blowing, that is the best way if
by yigilantly cutting it of at the surface
whenever it shows itself, that is the best way.
If there are but two patches in Lenawee Co.,
Mich, the farmers of that county can we'll
afford to employ and pay men to do nothing
else but watch aud deioiate it until it is ex-
tinot. 1t will be money well invested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

4 YER's CATHARTIC PILLS


Perhaps u0 one medicine is So universally rcqa.r
every body or 20 cathartic, nor was over my b.
uif0sall} adopted into use, DO every counY
amone hIl Glasses, ID. ih.s mild but efficient li'
PW The obvious reason Be- Tint 10 Is more
and oar moro onectual remedy than any other I
who have tried ID knov that it cured them u.s. f
have not know that DO cures thcir mel -ihorsaad ra
Hnt hll know thlt what b. doe. once u does aIull -
y mover ias through nny fault or neglected ir
of the.r reuarkNlc cures of tho following comps
nui .ueh elie- ago known in utcrf ne 4hlulhe'l aA
uous n an climate containing neither cllouel % ~
aeleterious drug they may De taken with safety li y,
makes thom pleasant 90 take while being purely u.s.
table no barn can arise from thcir use ln aug qui'
They operate hy their powerful influence on t M
terual yscef1 90 purity tho blood and stimulate 70 %"
bowels NTcr, aud other organs of the body, ie.l
hcr Irregular action 90 health, and hy corfeeiN-
of dIsea.e.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on the lA
euro
10" Of AIgshts they should be- taken moagia.'
action.
For liner Complaint aud ia various symptoms lt
N ld4ohf alci Hfadarhe, J1pHdce or Grftn ,lr
Cohc aud Bdous foev thcy should DO ludicIou,n
i9r sneh cnse, % correct thediscascd action OF
instructions which cause it.
For bvscuf0y or Ddryaaa, but one mild dose BE- s'-'
ally required.
For Rtemaiiua Gouf, Grud papfaioH On l.' KIM
ran 90 the SIDE h4ck and L0Hs they thonn N ,st.m
uolsy taken, us required, ia change the discus az
OF lhe system. Nth suoh change those elmp''''
appear.
For Drop'y and Dyopaeai Seedlings they should %
ln large and frequent doses 10 produce the e''''
drastic purge.
For Suppression % mrge dose should be taken o. " f
duoe' the desired effect by sympathy
As a. DSNER puf, take one on two PILLS 20 p''-'
digestion and relieve the stomach,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach au9 ,t.
INTO healthy action, restores the appetite, anu lu -
Tue system Hence 70 "a often advantageous eI.,aalr
serious degrungomont exists. one who feels vt'.fn
we'll often finds that dose Of these PILLS i.e,,.r
ieol decidedly better from their cleansing ana l'H
ing effect on tho objective apparatus.
DR.. % c, ATER s co., Practical cl,ni'''
LOWELL, MASS, u. S. 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18

HOMEOPATHIC
N Z D ! c INES
The subscriber has procured from the most reliable
homeopathic Pharmacy and LARGEST German lm-
assortment Of
VI d ines and b o o $,
for physicians aud family use. The utiost pains have
been used 10 the most reliable qualities and
to procure books which, while they are simple
aud can be easily understood by any person,
will give perfect descriptions Of the
remedies and case.
These books for family use arc indispensable to those
who Homeopathic Renedies and to have them where
they can be examined by purchasers, instead Of being
medicines are guaranteed for genuines and purity, and
the utmost pains Will always be taken In obtaining and
dispensing them. They will be- sold in
TINcTUBEs, DLUTIoNs, AND TRITURATIoNs,
by the single vial, or in complete scts
Pocket cases N Medicines, rit or ritsop Book, Of all
sisr'. Pty'iaaH' and Family Medicine chests
Pocket Cases containing Do to 100 remedies Pure Moth
or Tinctures, Trituratons and DilutOns with
Sugar Of MIX, Glohn!es Alcohol, &C, for
&C., &C., &C., &c.
Tmct. ARNicd, ARNic1 PLASTER, ARNIcA SANE,
the best Remedies for Burns, sealds Bruises,
sprains, &C., sc.
- Orders by mail viii meet with prompt attention,
and goods shipped 20 any part of the State.
- sample orders from Physicians solicited. Any
Homeopathic Book published procured shortest
re. PHINNEY,
Successor 10 D. Elliot SMITH 4 Co.
Montpelier May 49, ls69.-daru
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
From Spartanburg.

We have received an interesting letter,
and also circular. from our young
friend j. ". Folk, n student at Woffurd
College. from wlIclI wo arc pleased to
learn that this noble Church Institution
is in most prosper GUS condition. The
number Of students is set down at one
hundred and fifty. When we consider
the difficulties which heretofore threat,
cned the very life Of Wonord College,
and tho dangers through it has been
brought, and us much through the un,
firing zeal and sclf-sacriGccs Of the
Christian men who stood with it in
those trying times, it is peculiarly grat.
lying 10 learn that tho storm hnS been
wrathcrcd, and q period Of calm md
prosperity now at hand. May Wiford
College coutinG, is course Of usefulness.
The Faculty cu ''ar' s,.any shining lights
and nrc named - fellows: Rev.. \. NJ.
Shipp, d. d., President, and Professors
David Duncan, \. NJ, Rev Wh,c(uord
Smith, D. d., Warren Duprc, 4. NJ,
James II. Carislr. 4. NJ. Rev. a. II.
Lester, A. NJ, nnL J"nn ". Ship, \.
Is. Surely go"h:y Army. The course
OF studies is very c'".ri"hensire, while
tho charges for tuition are quite motltr.
ute. ...... ... q
We learn nlso that religious rcvival
hos boon /" progress at Si'artanLurs 70
somc wc"kS, anl that many persons
have been converted, nnd have .j"nctl the
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
,.Greenville. Items,

The Greenvillc Mountaincer says that
on Saturday night the 9th, tho store Of
Mr. w. j. Whitmiro was discovered to
be on fire. Tho fire was cx,ingutshed
however, before doing much damage.
AT an election for Se)cctmcn, Clerk,
Surveyor and Constable held on We'd
uesday last, a democratic ticket was
elected. ... ....... 3,.,r
Tl,orc are 22t horses, 1903 cattle, 1857
hogs, 2l9 dogs. l3l mules, $40 sheep
and goats, 90 pianos, 259 watches, aud
100 carriages, together with mcrchan.
disc, manufactures, &C.. liablo TO taxa.
tion, added to which the real estate,
valued at 7T9,1l4, makes the sum of
$l,3l0,4G2. Exempt 255, $40, total, ST..
56G,IU7.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
=:NEWBERRY,,@ S. G.
Wednesday Morning, March II, 1850.
iqbe Hop.G Pred. M. O., will as-
copt our thanks for: a very Interesting
Washington papcr, tho Weekly Chroh-
Tho LeRislatnre.

There is probability that the resolu.
ton to adjourn on the Goth, may yet bc
rescindcd, If the proceedings Of this do.
leclablo body continue. to. show =. such
signs as were exhibited on tho 9Th; on
the day in question about five mortal
hours were frittered away in calling the
yeas and nays OH questions to ask leave
and explain. The farce is becoming
tiresomc, md when il is played out, q
sigh of relief will DO heard even from
tho scallawageries Of the State them.
selves. Enough is rs good as feast, ard
we have already long ago had surfeit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
OBITUARY.

MRs. Anna AMELIA ScuRRr, wife Of Mr.
D. v. Scurry, ahd daughley Of tho late Qr.
@. l.. Goodwin, was bora April S28th, 1880,
md died on the 18th February, 1862, She
w WIS converted and joined tho Ba ptist Church
:" E,]~rHeld, IN S54, and for fifteen Years
shn adorned tho doctrines; Of fhe religion
cha nrolrsscd.. Beautiful. cultivated, iGtel.
M lircnt aiid much cnycssed5 byN d nietk and
,,o;n, snitit. sho constantly gayu G4idence
TINT she was a child.of G6d., As>arwito her
nrice was above rubics, and fully came up
io The standard laid down by tho wise mnn.
A., mother she was tender and affection.
utc. vet rigid in discipline. AS IL neighbor,
She was ever ready to relieve !he wlntss of
th0 destitute, Ghd hcld commanding In.
Uucnce with all in the community in which
she lived. But, alas her place knows her
no more. She leaves Snd and sorro"lnS
husba nd, IN interesting little daughter ana
infant sou to mourn her unlmcly uealh
In her last illness that wns long md tedious,
she gave full evidence of IL noble christian
character.
1t was my sad duty to. visit her during
her entire lllnc>s, and hiarR The triumph
of the christian, us Slo approached the val
low of tho shadow of dca,h. Weeks before
sbe died, she S. id, she was perfectly re-
signed, and 'thcu she excl4imcd, Oh how
ueiightiGl It is to be resigned to the win of
Gbd!i Sho said, "1 have given my two
little children to God, and havo come SO
gradually to death TINT my husband can
bear y better" ! had frequently read tho
xiii Psalm to her, and Just before she
died, she repeated the fourth yerss. "Yca,
though Il walk through tho valley OF tho
shadow, Of deatb,I will fear no evil; for
thou art with INC thy, rod and thy staff
they comfort me- Her Inst words were
"Blesscd Jesus" Thus hus passed from
the Church militant to the Church triumph
ant, this meek and quiet christian. Oh I!
may her entire family join her in that
pure and happy land. - II .-..
''''' w. II. LAwToN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
Affairs in Washington.

WAsulSG1oN, March ll.-As fnr rs
asccrtaincd, the new administration has
only succeeded IN nrIcsting two of Mr..
JohnSon's mrlonS
Boutwell, has been nominated for tho
Treasury, Hamilton Fish for Secretary OF
State, ashhurnc aS Minister to France,
and Gcnerpl RnwlinS MS Secretary of War.
Ex-So)iciIor BinckIry aud cx.Cnm-
missioner Rollins, Of The Internal Rev.
ennc Department. had IL chase to.day.
Rollins found refuge in the Revenue
Office. Subsequently,, Bincklcy met
Deputy Commissioner liarland, who,
responding ullirma,ivcly to the question
whether he would fight, wns Knocked
down by Buckley, when tho crowd sep.
aratcd the bclliscrcnts.
In tho Senate, Summer presented n
petition from the loyal citizens of Texas,
nhking for Provisional Government for
their protection, md asserting that If the
pending Constitution was adopted, the
State would tic handed over to the rebels.
Wilson introduced hill relieving Ger.
tain persons from political disabilities
Referred to the judiciary Committee.
Poole introduced II till tn amend the poSta
laws, and dispensing with the test oath
in certain Instances.
Bills 10 establish nm Indian Drnnrt,
mcnt were introduced. Tho hill slrcnel iii,
ening the Government credi, w.S taken
up and the second section stricken out
~ to II. ,...
Stewart has positively declined tic np.
Po'ntmcnt Of Secretary of tho Treasury,
aud Grant has accepted the resignation,
WAsnINGToS. March l2.-Grn G:nnt
rs reported to have said that legislation
is exhausted regarding mississippi. No
moro Legislation Is required in her case
Ho wants Virginia and Texas let alone
until after the constitutional election.
liz dcprccn'cs Interference with Gvorsia.
The mississippi delegation now hunters
twenty seven, no three Of whom accord.
BoaT"H, Mnrch II. -. Attorney Grncral
llonr hns resigned the State Supreme
Court JudgeShip.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
Aaiear;n,im,n,ein,t ;,i,n,i,t Of .{couft. 4 :.

The Court Of Sessions Of fifth Circuit,
Judge Rutland presiding, vico Judge Booz'
or, was adjourned on, Friday last, about
uoon,, after nearly two weeks duration.
During This whole time, It was occupied
exclusively ID tho trial OF the "ncwly enfrqn,
olised.na Not a single whito man vas PM,
upon his trial. 1t was Court for tho bon
r60t Of colorcd persons, from bcginiaug to
ehd---and how fond The creatures seemed to
be Of the amusement, except perhaps those
who found themselves placed in The docks
Murder, larceny-grand and petit-from q
bale OF cotton, down to chickcn-the
whole catalogue nearly Of crime WAS, run
through. The Judge "lct the whter OH"
some of the "chaps" .,H,,rt'Ltf syy'E
On Friday, after the Sessions bAsfhtss
was closed, by passing sentences on the
convictS, tho Judge called the Equity
Docket until the final adjo"rmment on Sat.
urday, Srautng many QricrsAor course
AZ The close Of lis labors, Col Fair, the
Ecstor OF the Ncwbcrry Bar, on behalf Of
the same. returned thanks TO the Judge,
for the nblc, courteous and agreeable man.
nrr IN (which lie had presided, to which
The Judge replied Tint the Term had pass.
cd of very ngrccahlY aud pleasantly to him.
That he had found the people Of Newborry
not SO had MS they had b. en- represented to
be, clsewhcrc-that 20 far as he had ob-
served, they were u quiet, orderly and
pcqce.loyiuG people. That he felt it due
TO them 10 leave this testimony in their be.
half.
" The following Nro tho State cases which
resulted in verdic.s Of guilty: ~ ="
The State vs.. Prcssley Buzhardt--hog
stealing-senlcnced to twelve months IN
Pcnitentiary. .......
Presley Buzhardt-pctit larceny, turkey
stenling-scntenccd TO six months in Pen.
itcn,inry. ''' ..' ... '.... ...
Pn,ieucc Shcppard--petil larceny--fned
five dollars, with costs. ,.,.... .,,,..,
Thomas Mitchell-murdcr-f guilty
OF manslausl,er, and sentenced to seven
years in Penitcnliary. ,'.t' .'
George Thomus-pctit larccn y-scntcucp
sealed.
Botough llington-pctit la-ccny-
sentenced 10 four months in Penitcntiury.
Tom ndsey-barSlary.. sentence scaled.
Nose liz -bnrglary-sentcncc scaled.
jim Davis grand larceny--Scntcncc TO
three years in Penitcnliaty. 80 49,.
Drayton Dcu5!nss-grund larceny-scn.
tcncc scmlcl. .... ..,.. ~
Abe Lylcs-grand larceny iincd one
hundred dollars.
Richard johnson -pc,it larccny-scn-
fenced TO six months in 'Prni,cltary, or
pay fine Of fifty dollars, with costs. 3
Susan EppS-mprdcr-vcr guilty
TO be lnngcd GU the first Friday
in May.
Samuel Ronndtrce- petit larceny-sen-
tcnce scaled. .., .. n
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
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RELIGIOUS NDrI,,EI 4

Tho hr.t Quarterly Convention Of tho
"Cifcles Of praybt," "ifhrr thou proScnt wear !,
%ii ina D., DO aehl y, Newherry XilIagpt ,cpmmeac,
ing n, : On no;Hs1 M;s1ilntSSy tho 24'h Instant,
1t Is hoped that tul delegation nom tho
various "Clrclos" III NowhGrrry' aid sur.
rounding 4islrIcta may s'be I'M tthtt5ndaHSo
GhtiAisas Of aHf1ietont 1iyanb,Icail dGs>c
ParItlSh,Ar " oGsSles,%o are ,affeq,lanascly iur,
] nfotlren' c6MS i Ia the split 'of ptaySt
anpd shbplcatl9n, anh ,zvI gracious limo will
fsns shSy VIZ 5hs2d tSo lord sadAks
often ohotto ahothdfI and tiio lord IdhnEIfSl hFERS
enGd,pand heard, titna.ld a book OH Temcm,
RtaPeo m PEP WSs written before hin. for t6am
}Astfeared! tho Lota, and that thoIshl ab6h
q nayso i4',S Sas.silrFmnsn b Of 'sst oQavaH'iqp,,l
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
STRICKEN FROM HER Allotted MISSION

STRICKEN FROM HER ALL"TTED MISSION.
For thirty years the Advertiser has
been in tho hands Of the DuriSoc family,
descending from father to son. Aud
through all these wears. the same noble
and devoted Woman, ns wife and mothar,
has watched over thcm; aud, through
them, over it. That tho nnb, Oxen pros
perity and usefulness Of this paper have
been owing, in very great degree, to
the high womnnly cha ac,cr and always.
cnnnbling i..fiuente Of this goud wife and
mother, we have rot IL doubt. e.. .
But the mission allotted her in this
world, ono which she fulfilled with such
entire failhfulneSs. is ended. Mrs. Mary
y. +. Du'i>c", wife Il ". r. Dulisoc,
Esq, AMI !i.J!..,r e oar friend and
co laborcr. y. Il. Dn,iSnr, Esq, dc.
parted thi, life on Thursday morning
last. And saintcd forever will bc her
memnry :; for husband, children and
neIghbors, rise up with one accord, and
"call her blessed"
E.1,rf 1trl1 Auroriiuor
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
THE TYPO.
Bf A. A. HOPKINS.

Br A. A. nopKlNs.
yPoi-a singular creature Is no.
pN ot Wizard { tuko him to bo;
paradox ever, stoutly assert.
s"" know oS tnat tho statement, you won's
ue stakes" great dea1, and 10 "proycs"
Aoa he *ss'sS S'sSi Willie he stands, and ho stands
whtlo no ''scts."
A magical power there IS IN his hand
a. swiftly the typos marshal In at command; /;
Tho art Of Il painter lie has, TO portruy -,
The Incidents many that make up to-day. .
wedding he picturcs-'click," 'click, "and
tits thcrc-
Tho glad, merry party, tho just welded pair !
You sec iho young "ifo In her garments Of
e'tYou havo gone TO tho wedding without an
And fancy, you hear tho good wishes Of
Aud--.hcrc tho brigh, picture unwittlugly
ends,
Fof sRe typo paints all kinds of scenes in
He sps'led you mariasc-.hc next is a
And low in the cntlln you soc dear face,
.il silent and cold, that was fuliof rarc grace
4 sortpwinp, circle thar tcuderiy kiss - T.
The lips whose swoct pressure ,hcy cvor will
Aud soitiy tho tcardrops creep down o'cr
-, your lashes, 1...- q. .... -
SAs sadly you echo the "ashcs to eshos."
''click, ,,;s. clss"-now he's spelling railroad
Aud fast click" tho types, aud still faster
aud faster; 49, 49,. 7.0','
And; horror is seen on each ono of their faces.
'Ao quickly he ranges them into their pisces
- terrible slaughter" you shuddcr--then
laugh
WIN hearty good'wlll at the next paragraph.
joke Of threo lines, or dozen us brief.
Dono up-a rich bundle Of fun-in sheaf!
Then follows some "ads"-pntcnt bitters and
pills, :
70 care every ono Of moriaity's Ills;
- 'Citck, click" and just under his fingers
,, they 60 forth
None genuine unless signed John JONES'"
Now Ills m Elixir" and now "TIair Dye
lLo color. Of course, for it's spelled with II y.
cough fSy'Hp;", fS,,npn, perhaps or Wafer" or
"a humbug, condensed to- good yankee
notion!')-
something, in short, for all human dis.
cuSrS-
You pays IN YOU, money uud tukcs what
you plcascS"
Variety truly gives living is spice,
Ana type cAn present IL to you in Il trco.
from gravest to gay, every mood Of the mind
" by them cncl, hOnr completely defined;
one moment they laugh, aud another They
weep
fancy ,heir sorrow is not over deep.
But DO their expression Mhut ever II may,
The VIII OF the Typo they only obey;
To all his commands they respond with n
,.. 'click,"
Hc rules with q stout littlo "ru!c" and
'Stickl"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
,[Eige field Advertiser.

AGES or THE PRESIDENTS The Young.
st man elected President ofthG Unirdil
States is General Grant, who will be
fnrty:scvcn years old on the 23rd of Anil
next. Washington was ffty.Sevcn, John
Adams sixty one, Thomas Jefferson fifty
seven, Madison llfty.ciSht, Monroe 'Iilty.
eight, John Quincy Adams lifty.cight
Andr"w dickson over sixty, Martin Van
Buren, iifty.sevcn, Wm. Henry Harrison
sixty seven. }. X. Polk .forty-ninc,
Zachary Taylor Sixty.thrce, Franklin
Pierce forty eight. james Buchanan sixty
live, md Abraham Lincoln nearly fifty.
one, when they were elected. -" -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
COMMERCIAL.

NxwpERnY, Maroh 16-Cotton dull at from
"a to 26 cents. ..rj
COLUMBIA, March 15.--Thc sales Of cotton to-
day amounted to about 80 bales only, at fair
prices.
NEW YonK, Mnrch 15-7 Il. M.-Cotton sales
900 bales, ut 2S1. Flumr-supcrfnc Stnte 40 II
95; common to fnir extra Southern $40 6. So
Corn heavy. Gold 3l3 ..... -' .,
AUGUSTA. March l6.-Cotton market dull,
with snles of 160 bnlcs; receipts 262-middIings
26l 27 r..'
CHARLESTON, March 15.-Cotton easier, with
snlcs of450 bales-mititliings 273; receipts 63l.
LlvERP0oL, Alarch Is = Evening. - Cotton
steady-upands II 12b Orleans 124 a 12i !
sales IL, ,0J0 bales. ...' .'....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

FATAL AFFnAY AT TUE PINE llOrsE
DEPOT On Thursday last, several men
Of The Pine House section met at the
Pine llons" Depot. aud an an'ny Arising
Or, more properly, confusion or com.
motion, caused by liquo' : Lul',c: Toncy
waH killed hy ball from pistol in The
hnnaS Of Bc,!j Bunlhc. These nirn.
it.Srcms were gong IN h body 10 ,nolcsi,
in ,so1nc way, II certain ncishhor, or his
freedmen, against whom they had q
grndge. Aud The upShol Of the ,nntlur
wos that Bo"thc, in brandi>hing aud
iionrishlns his pistol. shut Toncy and
killed him. AS to whether the murder
wns Intentional or not, there is grcnl
difference Of opinion. Booth, together
with a brother, has been arrested, and
lodged IN j"il at this place. Edgctleld
Advertisers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

SEE DE rAIL.--A member Of the Grand
Jury relates, That during the rxamna.
tion Of Il caSu State w \ Snmb0- -indict
m nl hog stealing, ono Of the "colored"
Inquired Of II white brother tho nature
Of the case, and received of course the
reply. hog stealing. Another member
Of the order negro, shocked ut his broth,
cr's ignorance, and surprised that with
tho light before him he could, not see
aud know what it was without asking,
and to show how plain was tho case,
said, "why y"n iynamus nigser, don't
you sec its far a hog" and pointing to
the $40 (hracr) which separates the
names from thr Indictment which appears
on the back Of tho paper, continued
"why nisgcr tlar's, DC hogs tail ITSELF!
Why dcy disposed you on dc grand jury
is impossible 10 conjunntnre. You don't
preserve to be so c&tinguishcd and sar,
don't tink anymore of sitting in do body
of tho legislature, which you Is been
transpiring to-" ''' - '.''''... b.. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

TIE NEW YoRK TRIBUNE says tho rea.
son why Plantation Bittcrs arc so generally
used, Is owing to the fact that they ARD H.
ways made up to tho original standard and
OF pure materlal--let the prico bo what Il
VIII; The Tribune" just hits tho nail on
me hcaa, for Plantation Bittcrs aro not OILY
maao f or pure material but. tho people are
tod what thoy are made Of; as tho rccpe is
wrapped around each bottle. Don't 20 homo
without bottle: ;3l.'Tt I't'IG :, o. '''''' '''''''