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salt for Peach Trees.

Downing. in his work on Fruit Trees
speaks Of the application Of salt 10 pcaci
trees us a vcrr ts1"ctnal agent for tht
;s">t, ,uctinn Of thr peach worm. Ilcsays
"ln ncishhurhontl whore tho neacl
worm usually destroys ono hnlfthc peach
trees, we have seen them prrSer, oil il,
the hcA|thicst condition by the annual
application of hnudful Of course salt.
a''"nt The collar Of The tree at The surface
Of the ground"
This ,allieS with my experience cx
ac'ly. 4 few years since, having sc me
young trees which did not present rs
hralthfnl an appearance aS as desirable.
and having a small qnnhity of rvluSc
snlt on Irand. rcS"l,cd to apply it to
some p( the unthriIty trees The change
wannght i" the appearance and condition
Of the trees Ia which salt was applied.
was very rcIna,knI,lr. The foliage as.
Suncd n dark green color, ard the
e o"th that followed was very crafty.
ing.
Without hcins aware until recently,
nf the suggestion "r Mr.. Downing. con.
,inncrl The Use If the salt, and with the
>nrnr happy result, and nm confident in
the belief, that peach growers will find
ii I" their advantage to adopt the meth.
'"l winch have found to operate no well
Whether the vig"r ol the tree is due to
the destruction Of the worms, or whether
to the actinn OF the salt, which expert.
rnr"tl lorlirnltnri>,S tell US promotes the
verdurc nnd luXuriauce Of fruit trees,
~" hnt pr"rar"d t0 cay. | give Won
the facts, leaving your readers 10 draw
their own conclusion. -Ex.
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MECHANICS LnoHISG Our FOR 7

MECHANICS LooHISG Our FOR 7nE
CnINEsE.-A Washington letter, snys {:
"a JOINT mex ting Of all the trades IN
ions Of this country j. soon to be call.d
tn take into consideration tho great in.
thnx Of Chinese immigrants tn, this cnun.
try. The nliccrs Of The National Work.
ingmcn'S Un.on. have lately addressed
letters to varions tra'les unions through
out the country, calling their attention,
to the matter, and asking advice. Re-.
prescnta.ivcs Of tho Trades Union OF
California. nre now in New York aud
other Eastern cities, ngitating the ques.
lion. | learn ,hat the still more i'm
portant Question Of negro equality in
the workshops, will also be discussed,
with decisive results"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

TnE STunSG Ml>DEn. Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Shntnn has started un n nrw hnh.
lv IN the w"mnu's tights movement.
She rcpuaiateS tn. halfway hlrnlncr eos.
tume, and goes in for an entire sin.
ilality i" the dIc>s nf the SEXES. She
says: "rbu trnc idea is inr the sexes.
t" dress as mrarly alike as possible. We
have seen several la,l.'S I,cS Ell rrr
ci.cly like gentlemen. WIN appeared
far more elegant and careful than ANY
real m1n we ever saw. 4 yonng Lady
in Fifth Avcnnc. dressed in male COSTUME
fnr years. travelling all over Europe aud
this country. She says it would hav,
hoen isnpnSSihn tn have seen and
know rs much nf life in wonan'S attire
aud to have fel. the Independence an,
rcruritv she dill. had lrr sex hrcn pro
claimed before all Israel and the sun
There are many ennd rraSnnS for mlnp
ting maIc costume. FiISt. il is the mos
convenient dress that can he Invented
second, in il w"n,an should secure cuun
wares with man E,r the same work
third. II cOnrcal,ucnt Of sex could pro
tcct our v"nng girls from those tcrrihl,
ontrayeS from brutal men reported in al
our daily prpcrs.'
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A GLOOMY pnornrcr. The Hickman
{Ky.) Courier an,,nInccS the death vt
Miss Susan G.. Gn'I>ry. knnwn MS the
sleeping wonder. The rmt i, well nn
,hrnticatrA that Miss q. had hccn, for
twelve years prc,i"n to her death, in II
state coma. ar Sleep. This diSpnSi
ti"n TO constant sleep WAS produced hy u
severu attack Of chill and fever, since
which time she only woke at Intervals,
once or twice day, remaining awake
for hnt fnw minutes. On the day nf
her death she made one or two prcdc
tio1s. which nrc given hy the Courier
fnr what they nrc worth. One WAS that
the sun would be totally ec'ipScd "n the
7lh Of August, n fact Of which shc could
not have my k"o" lc'lgc, Ms her Iiicnds
assert. Another was TINT "ho Snn
would never shine rs bright after that
fiay." "hich will indicntc that the end
Of tho world is speedily approaching.
Whether constant sleeper is better
qualified to predict future events lhan n
widr.awake pr" hct, IS Il point wc will
not pretend to decide. ..
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PEHsoNAL.-During the past week, we
hnd the pleasure Of meeting with our
hicnd and con(tcrc Of the Laurensvillc
Hcrald-Mr. Thomas Crews. Tom looks
wcl'--nnd how can he help it, when no
r, fleets tho radiance Of tho sex. angel.
,qne9 Wc also had the pleasure OF
meeting with that genial hearted gentle
man-Mr. Ward Mo,tc, of Laurcns, aud
our young f'icnd John Brant'ey. former.
ly of orr town, but now resident Of
PcnHcld, Ga. 49,
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Greatness Of Texas,

The llnustnn tfcNa>) correspondent.
duly 3, Of the NcS York journal nt
Commerce. says HAT Texas never enter
ed July with morc ilattrling prospects
Of an ample yield Of all The product
which she is cul,valing. The crop .,
corn ait. POTATOES j. ma,lr. and such an
nbundlnt Que has never hr, ~ realized
hinrc the Anglo SaXun race Inhabited The
country.
The writer a.l'l> that the agricultural
capabilities "f Texas arr almost be, rnti
concrp,ion. Few territories nC her >iz,.
possess 81 large n lnnl'n, ton oflanh thai
cnn he property cultivated. This State
alone, it is thnnght, under high state
Of farming, ,c"nhi be cau>c'l to weld mar"
cation and sugar than is nn~ produced
in the rest IF the S"ulh. It's wheat pro-.
dncing capacities are very great, aud
they arc being rapidly slrvr!rrct., md
will increase MS rairna,l CIriliiicS extend
to the wheat region. The ramio plant
aud the palma christi. nr ca<t'r.nil ban.
have been introduced in Texas. The
culture III Sra i~lu"L cn,t"n i living cx.
tended on the cnnS' rrSinn nC the State
Increased attention is paid to (ruii.gr.,w
InE. INC culltifc III TIC zen 'lant from
China is much talked Of. Sheep hnS.
banlry is quite profitable. The breadth
OF ground planted in sugar cane i annn.
nIly increasing. The sugar crop pros.
poets Of this ycnr arc gnntl. What n
State Its great need NOW, is imm.
grafton, nnl that Is destined to llnx in
To it from the incx!,nn>tillc fountain o(
Germany aud the North to say moth.
ing Of Asia.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS A joint stock
company is being formed in this State IN
which all are requested ia participate to es.
tahi>h cotton seed oil mill at Columbia.
Ne hnIe the J,u>pee.u, oclore u,, i,;.
too lengthy for us 10 publish. but " il, he
open to the inspection Of all. The c.t,on
seed oil cake is reality eaten by all kinds
Of stock, is more nutritious and diee>,i
hie than corn. the manure derived from
it is mach morc valuable than that from
corn. Any thing which will reduce the
average consumption Of corn in this dis.
trict will tie grea, blessing TO our farm.
crs, who lind So much difficulty in rails
ing it that they are discouraged. and do
| not feel like wasting their tl,ne or land
in the attempt than they can possibly
avoid
"Thc S.ockh"ld'rs will send thrr seed
to the mill, which will pay freight, pres,
out The oil, anil return the oil.cake, wit
third Of the profits on tho oil to the
farmer sending the seed. The remaining
| profits Of the mill leave a very handsu,nr
net income to the Stockholders. Tn.
subscription hooks arc open At the Ollie.
"f Colonel William Wallace. in Columbia
and We learn that the stock is being rap
idly subscribed. TO be paid in cash, pay
able in October, and in cotton seed"
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Delicious Peaches Mr.. Archy Sloan.
will Please accept our warm thanks for a
basket Of the largest and most beautiful
peaches that W. have yet seen this season.
And who sent us the hig watermelon
which We found upon our table yester.
day! 1t was the roundcst, roSiest, rich.
est. and The sweetest melon that we have
mStcd since the 4lh Of July 1861
Who sent il TO us?
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"MY LIFE IS LIKE THE SUMMER ROSE

Lily life IL like the summer rose,
THAT opens to tho mornings sky, .n
But ere tho shades Of evening close,
= IL scattered on the ground, die
Yet on the roses humble bed
The sweetest dews Of night arc shed,
AS if she wcpt the waste to see
: But poie shhll weep II tear for me
Ny life is like the autumn leaf,
That trembles in the moons pAlc ray,
Its hold Is irail-its datc is brief,
Res,lcss--nnd soon to pass AWAY!
Yet, ere that leaf shall fall and fade,
The parent tree will mourn its SHADE,
The wiuds bewnil the leaflcss tree
But none shall breathe Il sigh for mo !
BY life is like the prints, which feet,
Have LETT Oh Tanpa's desert strand
Soen as the rising tide shnll beat,
AL truce will vanish from tho sand;
Yet, as if grieving to cttacc
All vcstlge Of the human race,
On that lone shore loud moans the sea, -
But none, alas sh al mourn tor me
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Land for Sale,

By order of the Probate Court for New.
1er'y county,, will sell Oh the first Nor.
my III september next, at Ncwbvrry Court
r,ouse' the '"nds bcloueing to the Estate Of
p"nlrl ! ewnIt deceased, containing wo
hundred Acres (more or less bonded hv
.nus 1ln 0, "m. +. Harmon, Henry Stockman.
Others &"> ""o
Terms Of Salc-on a credit of twelve
months. with interest from i,v ~ s",a
marctasers ,.;.r being required to Five bond
WIN at least two gooa surctics and n Mort.
ga6e ol the premises t, secure the pnrchns 80
''o"ey, or nay rmy tho same in cash.
GEORGE G. DEWALT, III
Quuliliod Executor.
August II 81 IT,
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Here and Ther0,

Frost in Pennsylvania last week.
Eichclbrrgcr's negroes arc still. guard
ing the arms in E'Igctielu Jail.
Rev. D. Mcneil Turner, Of Abbevilr
has been elected President Of the LeurenS
Female College.
An Agent of Chinese Immigration is
in Charleston.
What's the matter with Miss Susan B.
Anthony? She insists that married
people should ia longer sleep together
Manson jolly ar cx. Confederate was
drowned in Texas on the 9Th ult.
Andrew johnson made telling speech,
three hours long, Mt MarySville on the
2d. Daring attempts were made to do
personal violence to the speaker. hut his
bold front and the tirmness OF his friends
rcpclled their enemies.
Flying Machines are again spoken Of
Forty thousand barrels Of whiskey
were burned in Philadelphia on the 9th.
Loss So. .000,000. Insurance 50, ,2SS, 900.
Republican, papers we learn arc to be
Published at Elgrfcld, Colcton, Char.
lesion and Columbia.
The night train on tho Memphis and
louisville road. on the night Of the 2Slh.
was precipitntrd 80 feet through tres
tie, and shivered to Splinters and after.
wards burned. Miraculonsly only 4 lives
were lost, and between DO md 80 per.
sons wounded a..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

1t is estimated that scycrl> itn,hs of NIL
ndnlt ailments proceed from Il diseased AMI
torpid liver. Thr hillary sccrctions of The
liver orerllowing into he stomach, poison
the entire system, and exhibit rhc above
symptoms. After II long research, we arc
nbIc 10 present the most remarkable cure for
these hurrd nightmare of discusses tho world
huS ever produced. Within ono year over
six hundred anll forty thousand persons
have taken Plantation t}ittrs, and not an
instance Of complaint has come to our
knowledge II is The most ctfcciual tonic
and agreeable Stimuant, suited to MI con.
dlion< Of life. Inquire of your Druggist in
regard to it.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supcrior to the best
imported Gcrman Cologne, and sold at half
tho price. ~
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"Thc dcws Of night may fall from heaven
Upon the withcrrd roses he'd"
Aud many n hpauIeons bud b. given,
In lieu Of that which now is dead
The morning SIM in hascyon hours ....
May shine upon this bed of flowers;
But they whose grief is pure and deep
ca" o"'si! 'v'er cease to weep.
The lcafess tree, when spring ahnll come,
May feel lis warm rcyivinS power,
And put forth mans \ lovely bloom,
When moi>tcued BY its gcnill shower ;
But sun nor shower can e'ur leHorc
The friends whom now WE see no more;
And birds may sing, aud xephyrs blow,
1!rnc tears can never cease 10 flow.
The ocean wave may g,ily swell,
Rrce'ling from the storm.lashed shore
But memory hears the funeral knclt,
Amid lis loud rrsuunting roar.
Though nature s,ill her coursr mey keen
Nor know orr all our ills 10 weep,
Dcrolrd hearts when rude Y torn
Can never cease OH earth TO mourn.
W. s.
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the intoxicating cfIulgcncc Of her spring.
like beauty, believed what was said,
neither do so believe it. 1t IS n vener.
ablc. .atlago tits true, but like most Of
,ss1ch pithy sentences utterly false and
|pnly:requires the ventilation Of Q few mo.
snents thought, to dissolve thom into
Ihonstnse and ;tllssipate their applicability
to human nature into airy nothing. q
But II this wcro all, it would not profit
that VIC should write you anything upon
tho subject. It's influence is pcrnicions
aud demoralizing. and tbereloee ,wo shall
dot down for your benefit onr thoughts.
upon the subject. Tho outward form
and expression Of the human species Ia S
been made to mould Itself to the inward
mind by tho Creator, so that to its :(el-
lows it should ever be all index 10 the
character Of the soul This has been illus.
tratcd time and again in the lives Of tnany.
We might cite innumcrablc instances,
but it would render tho article too long.
Socrates wns born as ugly rs 4. satyr, but
by his deep thought, by the sculpture Of
reason, virtue and self sacrifice, he SO re.
constructed his face. that ut last q god
saw himself therein, aud tho Phmdon
shone with him. Who that is nearing
tho meridian Of his lifo has not seen
among his acquainanceS some bcanti-
(.,1 ~ s.s.f,> Il
viscious society, tccmins with such mag.
nilicent outward signs Of all that goes to
give assurance OF man, degenerate un.
der such influences into n miserable
apology for man and bcsoltcd brute.
Men and women are tho sculptors OF
themselves, and all are born with n
certain fresh and rugged viyor which is
rs Pliable as wax, and if they study 10
walk circnmSpectly refining by daily
practice Of virtue. >c'ftlrnial, truth and
love, they mus. i"vYi,ably become more
and more hcanijfii. tr their rugged na.
turc will as i, were, absorb their char.
actrr md show it forth upon its surface,
and this will not cease with nny opoc Of
llle, but run on until cvcn tho worms
shall feast upon that mere clay, the mir,
ror which effects the soul and lust as
surely will the dali, or periodical prac.
ti'c Of vice. cruelty. deceit and hate,
stamp its hidcons linca,ncnts upou the
index Of the character and mar The beau.
til"l fabric which was originally made so
perfect that even the great essence of
beauty, God, pronounced it good.
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TIE XIX CENrrRY.-Thc August nun.
her Of this beautiful SonlhcrY Monthly il
before us and We venture Ihc assertion
that Magazine more deeply Interesting in
every department is not published north
or south Of tho Potomac. There arc no
continued stories, and every article is re-.
pletc with entertainment The charm Of
The XIX Century" is that it. is not dry.
Wa hnyc IN this number IL rncy personal
sketch of Early Southern .'uthors Fl ON the
pen Of William Gilmore Sinn,s; a thrilling
E&hsodrr "ln The Surf" by an officer Of the
U. S. Navy the capture o. the blockade
runner Margaret and Jessic; "reminiscences
OF Public Men, by II distinguished E&.Gov-
crn0r Of South Clroll,m; Dcscript on oi
Medical Life in Paris, by Professor f. p.
Porclcr Personnc'a "Shoultlcr to >houl.
cr;" some pleasant thoughts about Shelley,
the Poet; II tne Of the Grccinn Archipea.
go; aud a score Of other Ioosl things cal.
cnlutGd 10 enlvcn the firesdc, and mako
men and women think.
Tho leading newspapers of tho North,
evidently nslonshch that nmy Jot can
come "out Of Nazareth" mvc bestowed un.
qualified praise on the Magazine, have re-.
published its articles, and declare H. to BIZ
cqnal to the best periodicals published In
Americn. Let ctlr Snuhcrn people SEQ 10
1t that ''Fhe XIX Century" receives thcir
hearty support. Copies may DO found at
Ohapman's Book Store.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

The State Treasurer began tho pay.
ment Of the interest on The registered
stock Of the State on the 81 instant.
We feel assured that the holders Of tie
Stock will hnil this announcement with
pleasure, inaSmnch aS it will enhance
its market value, both at homo und
ahroad.-PhmniX. -
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Religious Notice.

Prayer meetings will be hold i,I tho Bap-
tist Church every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, and Sunday Afternoon at 4A O'clock.
until further notice.
Tho members Of the Church aro earnest.
!? requested, aud all others who feel in.
teresled nre cordially invited to nttcnd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

Peters Musical Monthly, the School
h"y Visitor, Burkc's Weekly. and the
Proof Sheet for August. and De,norest'S
Magazine for September, are upon our
table. The above Magazines are, as
usual. brilliant and piQuantc in make up
and matter.
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MEssRs. EplroRs:-I offer 70 your read.

MEssKs. EpIroRs:-I offer 10 your read.
ers three pieces Of poetry, which should ap.
peur together. With "My Liio IS liko tho
Summer Rose, many are familiar, but few
have> >seon tho beautiful and philosophical
reply Of Mrs. Buckley, Of Baltimore. or, tho
fejoih 'er Of tlo good and gifted Whtcford
Smith, to whose kindness IN preserving those
pieces your patrons should fecl'indebtcd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

Wo invite attention to tho sale of lands
belonging to the estate Of Daniel DeSValt.
deceased. The tract contains about two
hundred acres, md is situated near tho
r"lroad. Upon the premises is a yalua.
bio orchard.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

a CuiLp FALLS Orr 4 Piazza ASD Is
KILLED. On Saturday afternoon Inst. a
little child OF Mr.. Konnedy, (conductor
on tho South Carolina Ratlroad,) about
eight years ofagc, fell from the piuzza or
the second storyfto the ground. receiving
Injuries which occasion death q shor,
time aftcr.-Charleston News.
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Reply to "lfy Life is like the Sum.
mer Rose"
The dcws Of night may fall from heaven,
DY MRS. BUCKLEY.

The dews Of night may fall from heaven,
Upon the withcred roses bed,
And tears Of loved regret br given,
To mourn the virtues Of tie dead
Yet morning sun the drws will dry
Aud tears will ladc from sorrows eye;
Affections pang be lnllrh 10 sleep,
And even love forget to weep.
The tree may mourn It's ,Ailpn leaf,
And autumn winf% ucwaii ita bloom,
And friends NAV hr.,yr the Si.a Of grief
Der those who sleep beneath the tomb !;
Yet soon will spring renew The flowers,
AMI time will bring rnurr smiling hours;
In friendships heart ntl yrirt will die,
And even love forget 10 sigh.
The sea may on the dr>c"t shore
Lament each trace it Gears AWAY;
The lon.ly heart its grief may pour
Ger cherished lriru,shii,s's Fast decay {;
Yet when all trace is lost aud golIc,
The waves dance bright and galIy on;
Thus soon affections bonds are torn,
Aud even love iorgcts to mourn.
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NEWBERRY, s. G.
Wednesday Morning, Aug.11, 1860.

&Wo'aro requested to announce tha I
Rev. JlO. .. Dargan viii preach in the
Baptist Church, Wednesday night, at tho
usual honr Of service Tho public are
cordially invited to attend.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

Professor Ilarkncss tcIcgraphs to the
Superintendent Of the Observatory here,
from St. Louis Tint the results Of the
eclipse observations were more favorable
than the most Hangnino expectations.
lie took 1923 photog'aphs--,wo Of totali.
t..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

FAMILY FLouH.-R Moorman & Co, in
order to accommodate the town trade.
have put up. every week, at Aull's mill,
superior quality Of new flour, in quar-.
tor and half barrel sncks.
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WandO Fertilizer.

The Undersigned nrc Agents for tho
"ooVe Fertilizer, and will keep u suppiv
constantly on hand. rp'
Aug. IL 81 If. Wy ~'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

The weather, mornings and evenings.
is remarkably cool, and during tho day
quito Septcmbcrish. Cotton looks ex.
ccllrnt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

CONFEDERATE Blockade RuNNERs Read
their thrilling adventures in the XIX Cen.
tury Magazine. Sold ut all the bookstores.
Simglc numbers 3j cents
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11

An aero Of cotton on Mr.; ). T. Hollands
plantation, near Celumbns, Ga, was re.
Gently struck by lightning, aid tho cot.
ton and every living thing killed. as dead
az December
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In Equity--Newberry.,

Max e. N. Livingston, Admir-, vs. Nannio LIT
IiVlngsOn, OF. al. -, NaEfn
Tho creditors Of Henry NJ. Livipgstont do
ceased. are required to render !" and establish
on oath tIielr respective demands before rhnmaa
NJ Like, Clerk 6f this Court on before ti.A
lst day Of September next. ~. -.
Clerks Ofao6, tfsiE THOMAS H. LAKE,
Aug II 81 81. @. Or.
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{ II Equity Ncwberr,y.

Frances Su]npIer, Adm'x., vs John 8. RenyItk.
aud others.
The creditors Of Henry Simmer. deoes.ea. ara
required to render in and establish thsIr d..
maIds On oath. before Thomas NJ. Lake, Clerk
OF this Cont on or before tlle 18th day Of Sen,
teinher next. ''.. THOMAS M TAKH
Clerks Ofllcc ~
Aug. II 81 81.
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1t is quito possible to he higoted
against hig"lry, and to be suporstitious
IN the avoidance OF superstition.
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MARRIED,

On the 5:h inst. Mt the residence of Mr.
W. W. Wnldrop. by Rev. j. NJ Bovd, Sim,
enn johnson and Miss SalIo II. Bolton, all
Of NewDcrry.
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There are two letters IN tho Herald
Office for Mr.. j. p. Sigh.
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Iifc In garrct my be MS noble as
life in ralaee, and great dcal purer,
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Notice to Trespasscrs.

All pcrsons arc hereby warned apains.
.reSp"ss"E upon my plantation, either for
the purpose OF hunting, fishing, or simpfy
waking through my grounds. Thu NV
%ll' oe 'isdly enforced against all often.
=, J. II. GRAHAM.
July II 81 st.
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Sorrows bring out truths as the
night brings ont Stars.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-11
COMMERCIAL.

NEwBEnRY, Aug l'.-Cptton In moderate dc,
mand, NJ from % TO 30 cents. '.' ''''0'' !,
NV ioxK.. Aug. 9.:-7 +. M.--Cotton firm
Guid heavy, a. 35i.
;AUaUsrA. Aug: 9.-Cttton dull with saics OF
8 Salesi receipts 7-middiiugs nomminply, 1T
CHAnLEsToN, Aug. 0.-Cotton dull. with
saIca OF g bales-middlinga nominal. ut 3lI
LlVBEponL, Aug. 9-3P M-Cctton shade
nrmrr-upiands 12i o. leai's IS q l3&.
PRICES CURRENT FOR EENBERRY MARKET.