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Ul610tl 11Of uf TIN RE{Ct{X {X4G{jK
Tie Reform League Is Dissolved. The resp.u.
ton uas come TO nt meeting Of the general corr
tQ md metropolitan delegation, on March Il m
N S.fn 1aas eesD ses oess = ne or
no farther A1ftatlon can be usefuDy carried un Tne
leas1e had been "a existence near1y four Yesrs
having been established In May, l5sS
cAEp1SL cC1l1S lSp TIE YxS14sst
0'''ss esa'es -, eozys:poH4a's Of TIE London
Ine proposal to hare collections ai.er mas On
st F4tficka Lay IN the Romsu Catholic chapeig
m na eoantenane q ~, ne Esni.n prisoners .ss
neoee has addressed \ long letter to the cIefVv.
requesting them 70 inform their nocD thzt s.
w iii tsRs s4Se 10 Ps5s IN shs Eo1s@sa aaa .aa. hs
lor ne proposed collection. He reminds them
., tmo hI repeAted e1hnxtst19ns and WATT
tod them thai taey could not b aits 70 'sns sns
sac!AHents. roless they renounced FenIauism.
and tnat u ihey remained IN tie brotherhood they
free A1sons, 4ud members Of II othe9 4et4et T.,
as rotten branches NOM the Church" with re-
spect to the liberated prisoners he thints thzs..
Prudence. In my opinion, ought 70 have sugceyt,
cd 70 ,helr friends 10 allow those whose lesserS hsd
been struck o1 70 pass quietly through the Norid.
70 rerteSe past loses By attending to some indus.
BeEg Few IN number. he SAYS, they con,d hare
no immediate want, for the Amnesty CCumttfes
stAted that they provided eseh WITH nm oi
nancy BE truly oese1ves that tnese AZ. tnru-
sands Of poor v1doNB, aTusa1s, and other persons
IN poFer1y who arc more deserving obtects OF pub
lie donadocA He adds:
1.-THE measures proposed By the PTtua 4fni1:eF
for the welfare OF Ifelaoi, adopted BY Psr!ts-
ment win Improve our condition, and larzrly oou-
tribute to spread coniectneas nad produce har-
ueny among al czaseA
IN KlRIHQLAKE
The Leeds and Manchester papers are med with
accounta Of an eathqgase whiea occurred IN the
north OF England on Tho 18Th of Aarce. The MAJ
cdsste- EksHsfaer saJH: IA TErJ distinct shock OF
e2.:sll1ssss 10 T.. u Hs.ea He ze.e1ea ~ Er..
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nave oostinately refused to yield the power
p" IL members to maka It II thsy pleass.
whether General Grant signs Til, bill a,
NOT 1t is hardly PoHibla that h can an
prove it
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the Lcg1s'asurc7" Id answer. "Seveaty-seyen
dayh"
Irs Inmates Of the 1nssne Asylum 1t Augussa
MAnc- Practice on the yeloct1edc.
The Fhif2deiphtsna are colon1tiug The English
Era1Tow In their 1arks for the destruction OF the
Gce worm.
Ahcn IN New HAMPSHIRE lsys eSSA and also
lays iok" mlee-cstchins, sometimes, half-a.
doSen Of the 1Atse1 In \ day,
The New Jcrsey Lexislstu1u hAs before hN
providing for Increasing t1oek corporations as fol-
lowa: oanden1t Amhoy Hallway, and Delaw1fr'S i
naziran CanA, esch 8 o1, 900: New .Jctsey Ral-
way, sasoo. .ooa
4 negro preacher, recently ARRESTED In New
Orleans ~ ad!sordcrty person, sas unable . pay
tho unr lmposca Ha WAS about b be committed
when = happy thought struck him: " II 3ou1
Honor viii t.ust nc I'll Monday III take up 4 COL
Rctiou to-morrow." lie VA trusted
A PROCESS hss been invented BY which codnxa
arc tseodos1zed and ehazuIss has 1Ately dis ,ov-
eEel mtthoA Of extracting the hitter nuu qul.
nlnc~
Large amounts Of tohscco are hc!ns raised IN the
Ala1ut Valley, Ohio 4 dozen wagon loatA " the
Need wcre brought into DAYTON one day tass week.
The crop of one county Aone Is estimated 70 b
worth over 81, ,ooo,oAl
- veteran topper hsa been reading 4 sedes OF
aftsescs On nepor-sdnitsfatou Ia New Iosf-&he
anatJ1s Of tho liquors. showing An sve4agc Of about
a3J-use parts Of water to thirty -dve os s7slritA
2nc1 doh Etvc The 8pllits fair chance. " Ba$l
Inc &Ssd lAneafnal; " they u keep On footing WITH
| water TIL It dcporulases Tho eat.n asatn."
| Since 1850, the number Of horses In the United
Stsses hss Increased, soue. one nGurs, from
6shoeo 70 about 900 60 Their valuo now u
raictd by The same authority !; q, ssa 0oo, ,0oo
which much too high IN estimate for the nun.
her Gtren- Ohio. Illinois Indiana, New York
| Pennsylvania Missouri Eeptqr6y and T.ras AK
the main noEsesaix,ng stalea tn the orrter given.
4 boy Anh gtEl, II Goessowt, \, H., Ayed re
Eecttvely &t1,eea NOD eleven and one-hA1f Jezsz
arc aid 70 have SC, married A clergyman xhnu
they callet on sent them to the Town CLERK for
eeTontatet On tAesf way, mAn married tAerr
for 5. centA The wifi now attends ecnooi ant
E7arely talA to her playuatcs about her J. oll
man" ="
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x,-lsFnIArG| Cotton
STAEn,

., y n thus Be seen that tho etsntY -xx mtus nm
NAUn kftndle4 AttogttheT. md Torf m nrarfT
f1aa'@ Pouoa os eVssaR yeaz.
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According to tho ngurts pub,isnea ,v the "a.
nonN Association Of Cotton Manufacturer xnd
tl411ess there arc now eighty dix cotton nitlls n
luWR. -1-~A'4AeeAA9 Aok-
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We take the following fom the I1iasousxh Chm.
" Tne PHILADELPHIA Sorth American ana uai.<a
is, i9r Directors Of The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne i
amp S} Ie aa panH ,,.S n tse Ss1Drnias
cause u places the nsst named roal 1ulstauiailv
undG the control q TIC latter. We qutte despatr
whole matter SessSReiess ihe he nnG n,S Meh 2, ne ne
Central gtYes the Fort Way ns Is 70 oar mind NOR,
nl revenge than love The common belief Il that
tween General Cas- and jay Gould not n M pts pr,
EpcctR friendly to the pennavlvauia Central: hnt
N. ihe CcntFn denies and claims tha, the scheme
te; vi pnepay e sase e. ahe eies,o1 faIea II
rescue But the remarks Of The Philade,nht, NJ ~.
gan OF the Fenns51vana Central arc 40 sucvcs-
them special prominence, ns follows; e'S
Inc annual report u tho company speak, out
III eha nays saat The Inc Is 10 f1 possession
TONS hare t,cen i noFtsc changed This means.
q coulsc tnat - nAtltRl connection Ia With the
ei Rallroad from which 1t receives the
shoner than the Columbus route to th:caso. ~. nj.
tnou9h th1 difference could be overcome 81 ,ho
Use o. superior means Reports have bean ctrcn.
iec.ed With the Ere by which q thlrl raU woo,d be
ma dorn On The Fort Wasne route to nccomiuo.
aass e the n1sne. Of nc former but there appears
rall might enable the E11e caz1 10 Yua over the
route, nut no cat Of the Fort Wayne tine could Gc
fan st otcr nc Ette broad euase, aud In order to
IiaAe a enan9c Of R1aGe ctcctirc the entire roll
,tnE stock would have 10 i,e alterrd-
"lhs recent annual report Of the pennsylean!a
Aoaa dia not make any mention Of the Fort Wsyno
Eohnecuon, because Of the strange conduct Of
General Cas- keeping in bis nee.proof Tor six
nenthA au agreement between the two companies
tnAt haa hcen tnatussy conaidctcd and telibcr-
htc!J agreed upon Under auch circumstances
lhere wax no Other alternative than 10 takc uu
VIVA ne IAA Handle AID Columbus rooto which
~ - aohe When that matter, was disposed oi
the PenQAtlyNnfa cDnnAnr xsut "a Inn rrc.ru, ~
tne Fort "aJnc Road, and hare succeeded In de-
teaunS ~ cne1ulc1. The circumstances are ftauEhi
with useful lessons, II General Cass and hia Pitts
gives he Pennarlvsnla Central the control Of both
tontsa % Chicago, and lcavea the Enc without any
nsscet apINuach g inst great city. The victory
nhS Uefh won brilliantly, and deserves TO be re-
Mcinttlrd- The PENNSYLVANIA Central is still ttc
dominant power In the Western traic,'
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of TIE sonth.vn T,.aS-. @ Ul.A AoouI Sixty lee
wsahea AMI, The damsm" :. n11aoau 1, tfack WA
vcrT cons,ae,ah,, TO- -, ~ Aa1aAutu way ask
cross subneror{, ,r,d,s ra..,, - sHe@pan9 u
ent of fhe,r r.hl,,a ,.ss. ' sA- saasRea lampet
c.rr,.a orh~ ~ S. "ueu .aeJ iounu II Wis betnt
.a't'0a w ~ Inc iofco Of the current and one q
-7 .-seu' VI lt'sn1o1u' W0 drowned
P0LIT1c1I
The e,cc.to, ,o- t.ox.,,,,.
State of1er7z rnrnhe- ~, rasW ..oeaot soSetnor
ialatute wt1 ,are nIaos tn Cnrnss,,a saa tne Leg
Day next the 9Th int the nn,osIn1s ,.n.,,s.o -
fnr Governor are 1he .,ms "A lar -. 49,.
Il Jewell. F2enph,,r,n ,rt I,.,.- = - 0'taA
nrrsrnt tncrmtnnt, N.n.s - .a3asn tae
ths candidates for con~n... i'1o" uS ass
Hepuh,tcan n.., =
Int District Jullus L strong. Ia WTnn LANE.
q District. Stephen W Kellogg. .Jas + 'na,cocs
r. 81 @ iMs+13c, 4. .SsnIfweashcr. ....-...,.....
1t''' W. L. oa'oam.
Members Of the last Consrra. James Dixon
ont yH.eu o.asea senator, and Jn1nes +. Bab-
~ - suu4ao1c"' ~. os eposeate, hepahllcaos-
Ane 'oso 'of esoo1, u april Last, WAS - fol-
io"e. ~, oo'etuos-e"eli, As,T7s English, 90 ISL
a. !es " 1ne prooahe result. next week, are
o1 nppcIul character, and the Bucccaa of tho
1.spopu' es aeAes, "ltn gam OF TWO nctabers Of
,n r,sancn.. ~ 80 ~ spn.'. - - ~
ton of prnns,,s,n,.n. . ete.a.o1s .. delesa-
D01e, tho other day. that rentIem,, !, ynn,,,aJ
by the Baltinorc SIN In haze vsta 80.
never asp,rcd to tho nos,tton he NV eas, w. ~.
that he sunro.et II ,rs, ,,,r.n 49,, vupeot out
,'aN,s 49, 1t'eseu .Ir.N "M gwen MN because o! .
tsoan. aAae .. tao ffealdent for him lie lnti-
long. "a nis henItb WI rse,,s Tra ,s.sa 4ss W.
lefs Dy MI, BoueN ncm.rss ~, nat =. ~aa,, "
tire al a yesy ea,1y oav 0e "ssAa H.
Tna n,,sr. Ny.
belt, who has tust hen .noo,nts.I 1In,,.t S.N
Na,1hal for No,tharn nIinn,s +. p,..s,,sn. n.
thst thern II nnrh,n. n, 49,, :. o'aA'
ter known h, 40 s.e eouhry pe'
of The N,,siru,nnI IL. -" ~ ae aver so"ns
inr merbant, nr. C.,hrs ~. Seals !eaa-
tn0 ro1n,ner,I., 49, - "1su oeA sH' lead
var.m,s n,cs,n. ~ =, ~ nsa'J aeoeknoluef IN
nj, M, r,r.r..a .'. - -. ne removed 70 eAie-
4 Nor,hn,s..S -. ~ .ae ssole o. campbell
C.o,,. a. c.:...tNu .et4pSse1 VI has uFotnc1, Af.
fsn,s,, "a ~ Ua ~" % CuacAso, aaa the Late
sa1s, tn - ~ A.o,enone. ne soon became
41 A! VI VIC A'sls o4I hsef~afus sold out and
lof"aHNng and commission busineas. with Captain
Offln smith II partner. Hon, J. T. jones' whom
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A founk Mnn Shot bY His Father In
Virginia..

'p"t t* At%esAol4Fp dH9f1y Adfth $E$
From gentleman who arrived Ia thIs cl,y las,
evening. by The South-s2ir train, We learn gamc
pAI7lculafS Of very unfortunate B!IaIr which oc-
saE7ed Yesterday morning tn the lower portion OF
!1ncbuEy County, 4 dlffcutry arose It the break
1ast Table between Ar. Anderson D. Iitudshaw
ND hls ron 1onroe At their residence, some eight
!nilee distant from Hlac0 tnd WhlteA caused
understood, By didcfrucc Of opinion as to .ho
use 10 10 made Of one Of the teams on the faln1
Ino JousR na1 b alleged to have acted on the
ae!enA1!n. entieafptfng to avoid any eertou, DIN.
cuity Win hts father. lie seized chair that was
falset aRainst him, and putting II away, and et
tne hamc time saying he wAnted to prevent 3 klif.
nchlfJ, walked out OF tho buuse. lila father went
lnto hnotAcr NOM Rbt his gun, anlI following his
eoH 10 tne door, ahGt him. Tbs loSd took erect in
xtAnhy. 'A .1''''' 49,
Theaaair u said 70 be much regretted. "a thu
raface arc well known and respected. Thc d.
Ceased was IN Industrious sobcf and well-behayeA
man. and popular amonK bis Acquslntnuce6 Ns
HradshaH, ST.. Ia upwari Of nfly years of age and
haA a family o! eeyesal children His son was
unmarried. "
Iy reason Of the fact that there are no civil ON,
cers IN the counsy,-ucttnrr Magistrate, SheEln
cnnEtahlc or other U11 action Naa tltcn In
The rAttcs, and Mr. Bradshaw was not Arrested
General BtoncmAn WIS informed By telegraph.
Last night of the facts Of the case and requested
70 appoint eornc person to office l1nm cdlateiy mai
TIC matter might b. looked into, Of Adrlse tie peo
pic huw 70 tct Instructions fn,m 9enesal Stone
man viii probably be received and sent up ,hI4
morning. -"
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The RaNsaa Pacific aud Galveston

The following Is atatement OF the valuation OF
tne kaneas Paeldc Railway in the several COUNTIES
OF Kansas through witch n pakRes:
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BOSTON.

The Massachusetts Liquor Inv
The Sale OF Ctdcf-ME. Robcttsonss
Lasa Now Play, = MY Indy Ctaru,,
Tho Martin FArdon-Miuo or G Gosa1n
Tho Peace Festival -Newspnpcr
mntSers-A Financial Mtsrcpreson-
Inkf@us .
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.As11eunJ, on Friday. German. named n.1ke.
vusAlux IL Ito sau.ste 60 u 4. u As..eE1 :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
Law Notice.

Tho undersigned have formed a partner.
chip for tho practice Of Law In the State
Courts and the United States Courts, for
tho District Of South Carolina. Offce at
NeWbcrry, 8. 9. al,.g. / ! .s.s
i JAMES b.: BAXTER,
+, April 2 II t. S.LAS HJOHNSTONE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
Cotton Ties.

DEARD's PATENT LOCK TIES, unsnr
passed byyany Tic yet manufactured. Fol
fpeasnesa, strength and durability this Tic
has no equal. Having sold them for The
past three yeara, We feel that no car. cor
ahl'y recommend then, 10 all ,Plantera al
the article thny wapt. For salc by = :,
X GEO. ". WILLIAMS g. CO., Factors,
hng: 70 50 3mo. Charleston, so.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
M(sSelasS MaNUOOn.
WSxs.ag41AS "ANAAoVU'
How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new edition Of DR.. Cul.
verwell's Celebrated Essay on tho radical
cure (without modicine} Of Spermatorrhmn,
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Ecminai
Losses. lmpotency, Mental and PHYSICAL In>
capacity, ImpGdiments to Marriage, etc, :
also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and FITS;
induced by solf>indulgonce or sexual ex>
G-rrico, in scaled envelope, only six
me celebrated author, IN this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from q thirty
years. successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of sclf>nbuso may bo radically
cnred without tho dangerous use Of internal
medicine or tho application Of tho knife {:
pointing out mode Of cufo at once simple. !.
certain, and offectual, by means Of Which
every suffcrcr, no matter what his condition
may be, may euro himself eircaply, privately
and radically. '''0''
GT"Fhis Lecture should bo In tho hands of
evory yonth and oyeYy mnn IN tho land.
Sent nndor seal, in q plain envelope. ;, to
any address, postpaid, on rceelpt Of ak
cents, or Two post stamps. Also, Dr.. CuI,
Vcr~oips Marriage Guido" price rs cents.
Address tho Publishers, ~ ~
CliAS. !. 6. KLINE & CO..
July 7 26 Iy. 50, WV y,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
j. N. ROBSON.
Commission Merchant
Nos. l & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
Gil A Il l. L STON. S. G..

Having ample means for advances, a bus
mess experience Of twenty years, and con.
filming himself strictly to Commission
Business, without operating on his own ac-
count, respectfully solcits consignmcnts of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat. Corn, Nc.
Shippers Of Produce to him may, at their
option, l,nve their consignmcnts sold either
the advantage of two markets, without ex.
tra commission.
REFERENCES:
Bishop w. NJ. Wightman, s. G; Col.
WIN. johnson, Charlotte n. G; Rev. #. o.
Sonmers, Tenn. Hon. John p. King, Au-
gusta. Ga. Messrs. Geo. W. Williams g.
Co, Charleston, S. c.; Mcssrs. Williams,
Taylor g. Co., New York.
April 2S II ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
M@2WB OF YOUTH 0

A gentleman who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effccts Of youthful indiscretloi,, !,
will, for tho sake Of suffering humanity, 1,
send FREQ 70 oil who needit. tho receipt and
which ho was cured Sufferers Wishing n
profit by tho Advertisers experience, can do
30 by addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN d. OGDEN,
juno 3 81 1y. No. AZ Cedar.st,, N, r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
Equality Life Insurance Co.,
OF VIRGINIA.

REASONS WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD INSURE IN
THE EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
lst. II is more LIBERAL to the INSU.
RERS than any other company, and will
eventually become PURELY MUTUAL and
belong to the INSURERS.
2d. 1t circulatcs its money amongst ts
patrons, who arc the Insurers. Consc.
qncntly they arc continually getting the
benefit of the rapid accumulutions of the
Company, the money being invested by
the Board of Directors amongst the in.
surcrs. Therefore the insurers are build
ing up au institution peculiarly their own
and conducted Tor their benefit.
3d. The loans Of this company arc as lb.
cral rs other companies who declare diy
dends at the end of the second, third and
fourth years, but this Company at the end
Of tho first mud every year. Thereby the
insurer saves several years. interest on his
loans by insnring in this Company, and he
never loses his money il he pays up for ONE
WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other compa-
MES, he has to remain IN insurer for sew
erai years, or he loses all the money he has
raid.
DAVID B. CLARK. President.
TllOS. II. WYNNE, Vice President.
W
General JAMES II. LANE, Actuary.
DR.. Dr. G. G. Il Il: ". WApk5Hs' pkVIs' Medical Advisers
Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
DIRECTORS.
J. 3. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary
II. +. g. p. r. r.
WM. J. JOHNSON, Of johnson g. Hunt
Wholesale Groccrs.
| WM. II. POWERS, Of Winston & Powers
Wholesale Groccrs.
ALBERT oRDWAY, Treasurer Bucking.
| ham State Company.
j. F. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams, E,.
press Company.
CHARLES Y. MORRIS, Morris g. Co.'S su.
gar Refinery.
G. A. PEPLE, Superintendent Manchester
Cotton Mills
JOHN II. TYLER, John II. & John Tyler
| jewelers. ~''
MnSES MlLLIlIsER, Wholesale Dry Goods,
THOMAS $. BALDWIN, Clothicr.
JUN ": GODDlN, Cashier Planters Bank.
a.. IS; DOWELL, Superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company.
ALEA: G. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker.
GEOkGE !. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer.
Il. L.. BROWN, Of Brown, Jones g. Co.,
Wholesale Groccrs.
a. BODEKER, Druggist.
5. N. R0SENBAUM, of S. & NJ. Rosenbanm
Try Goods.
Equality Life Insurance Co.
Examine It's Pamphlets before you insure, It
Is to your interest to do SO.
Principal Office 1915 Main Street, Richmond, Va
70 AGENTS WANTED EvKRYwuYnr,
JOHN A. CHAPMAN, DR.. JAS. MoINrOsu
Local Agent. Examining PLY sjcjan
BENZ G. HER10T, Gen. Travelling Agt,
Charleston, 8. C.
| Sen, q 81 1y,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
Decidedly Nice.

Having just returned from Now York and
other cities, with the latest stylos, and a
full stock Of material selected by myself, 10
suit my customers, invite all who arc viii.
Ing 70 receive me as permanent citizen to
call at my gallery over Mayos & Martins
storo, and SEQ for themselves. -
Motto, good work at reasonable prlcca
No charge for looking, and not much for
a picture. = :
:, Elegant selections Of f1ne Gases, Albums.
&c. Your faithful Artist, -
- ,,. w, II. WISEMAE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20

The Amcrican-Is now one Of tho. Oldest.
Companies in the United States. GtartcrcdI
1850.
The Amcrican-Hne 5000 OF Mssots for.
every Sl0O Of Liabilities.
The American-Nevcr lost a cellar Of in
yestmcnts.
The Amerieun-Issucs policies On ALL de-
sirablc plans.
The Amcrican-slakcs ALL policies non,forA
fcitablc.
The Amcrican-Pays Life Policies to- tho.
insured ut the age OF eighty years
The Amcricnn-llas no unnecessary rostria..
tons on travel and residence.
The Observation-Disclosures dviden2s annual
IY at the end of the first year.
Inc American-Pnys all losses promptly.
Has MI the tables Of rates for Fife, Eh4-
dowment, Income Producing, Return Pre-
MUM. Premium Reducing, Chiltlrena Hn.-
dowmcnt Policies, and grants Annuiics on.
most favorable terms. ItS rates nrc low,
IL lns both the mutual and stock plans
CALDWELL & &BRENIZER, Geur Agents.
North and South GarulilnI. Office Fir.u
National Bank building, Charlotte, y. G.
TX. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, n. G.
Gen. Jno. a. Young, " /"
G',' Gen. AL jA.'xsnIer' t:;n1's o"'"m'ia' Sc.
l.. d. Chi!ds, :" e"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20
LOUIS SCHODAiR,
Baker G. COnfectiOner.

NJ A l M STRE EET,
Newberry, s. c.
Respectfully informs his many customers
and tue prblic generally that his
Now Bake Oven
now completed, aud by its convenient ar
ranScnhcrt he can bake any and everything
IN his line at the shortest possible notice,
such as
Cakes, Pastry, &C.,
iii satisfactory and handsome style. Par,ies
and Dinners furnished at shortest notice.
Fresh bread, pies aud cake on hand.
Meals served at any hour.
Fish, oysters and game can he had at all
times.
Thankful for past favors he solirts con-
tinuance Of the liberal patr onagc heretofore
bestowed.
Dec. 2 40 If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20

! have succeeded in Introducing new
base for artificial teeth which has given
great satisfaction in Europrnn and Northern
cities. 1t Is clrnny aud dnrablc, und ad.
nits OF fine polish without metallic taste
or any Inconvenience TO the wrarcr All
those Wishing artificial ,ccth, would DO well
to c"li mud examine before purchasing 9th.
er styles. All manner Of work done upon
scientific principles. Those who prefer
lnle"ni'e Work, can, by leaving imprcs.
s'ons with mo, hc supplied from cxpericn.
ccd Northern dentists, with whom | have
made arrangements to have work done
upon short notice.
r. S. WIIALEY,
July % 20 IT, Dentist.
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TO g@NsWM!Si!rr1ErITWBSv IT Z

HNHE Advertiser. having been restored to
Il health In fcw weeks, by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and tina t
dread disease, Consnmption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers, the;
means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, hc will send Il copy
Of tho prescription used {frec Of charge),
with the directions for preparing and using
the same. which they will find q surc cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
The object OF tho Advertiser in sending tho.
Prescription Is to benefit tho afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be.
Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer Will
try his remedy, rs 1t will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties, wishing tho Prescription, will
pleaso address {"
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., NY.
Juno 9 81 ly.
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The State Of South Carolina.
Ncwbcrry County--In the Court Of Probate
Rcbccca Spcnkc, vs. Louisa q. Kinard,
ct. al.
Petition TOR Dnwor
II appearing to NY satisfaction thnt Rob.
ert B. llo'mnn and Frnncis his wife, and
John W. Hnmhctt aud Minerva N. his wife,
parties defendant to this petition, reside he.
yond the limits Of this State, and on mo otiou
Of Messrs. Subcr, Baxter and Johnstone,
Pets. S"lrs.,
II is ordered TINT said absent defendants
do plead. answer or dcnllr 10 this petition
within forty dnvs from tho pubicat ton
hereof, or the same will be taken pro. con.
lesso against them,
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Sep. !. 81 IT. J.r.N.C.
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- MU UT.U AL
/ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

&. OF NEW YORK. : :"
INCORPORATED, - 49, 1842.
|SOASH ASSETS OVER THIRTY MIL.
~ LIONS or DOLLARS. .s.'.f, l,I /, 'I-t
Cash Income, 1867, over TEN MILLIONS.
Dividends to Policy Holders, 1867, 80, $50,
S74 81. t..
New Policies Issued in 1907, 19,406.
The Company is PURELY MUTUAL. No
dividends to stockholders. Tho ontlre pro-
Cts arc returned to tho assured, thus causing
Policies to become SELF.SUsTAINrNG in
thirteen years, or to double In twonty.
Interest received from Investments. 1867
over 81, 100000. ....
Excess Of INTEREST RECEIPTS ALONE
ovor lossos, about 100000.
Real Estate. Bonds and Mortgages on Roal
Estate, in the City Of Now York, ovor sEV,
ENrEEN MILLIONS Of dollars.
1t Is tho richest Company in tho world.
Its policies arc non>forfoltable. Its diyl>
dends arc tho largest.
Applications for Columbia, and tho North.
ern portion Of South Carolina, received by
GREGG, PALMER s. CO.,
General Agents.
BENSON NJ. JONES. Agent at Newberry.
JAMES MCINTosu, E. D., Medical Exam.
incr.
Feb. ~
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J. NEWTON FOWLEs, Agent,
Newberry, S. @.
G33 Agents Wanted. Liberal arrange
mcnts will he made with men who MEAN
BUSINESS June 0 % ly.