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A great many side hits are being made at the
PLANTATION BITTtEs bv a score of disiute-
rested tr r.cuds who ar. endeavoring to initiate or
coubte' fti them. 1t is I'll # nous. TIE peop
won't be imposei upon PLANTATtoS BITTgns
are increasing in use and POI ularity every dav ::
They are in the same sized bottle, and made Just
as they were at first They make the wraE
strong, the laneuid brilliant and are exnausIeu
natures great res,orer The recipe and full cir>
cular around each bottle. Clergy men,
Merchants, and persons whose sedentary hao,
its induce weakness, lassitude, palpitat'on OF
the heart, lack "fappeiite, liver complaint, &C
will find immediate and permanent reiirt IN
these Ritters. But, above all. they are recon-
mrndtd to weak aud delicate females and moth
ers.
MAGNOLIA AWATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ns%AWONDERFUL DISCOV.

ERY I'm the South where Liver Complaint and
iious diseases prevail to so great an extent.
there has long been felt need OF medicine
hat would ret specifically a. d promptly on the
Liver. restoring it to its normal functions. and
at the same time he SAT-. from after efec's, and
vet so simple that it might be nsed BY any any ope :,
LIVER PILLS supplies this want. They act
directly on the Liver /; tieir constant use will
not iljure in the slightest degrees the most deli~
cate cn,.sttut; on Females at any period NAV
use them with great benefit, and realiZo great
relieffrt m the distressing nausea which thev ex-
perience at certain times. Thee pills are not
Recommended as universal cure>all. but simply
for diseased Liver, a. d those maladies which
follow arrangement of that important organ,
such as Dyspepsia. Sick He dsche. Indigestion,
Loss OF Appetite. Costiveuess. Plies. Janpdioe
Scur Stomach. Ladies Heartburn. Chil's and
Fever, Foul Breath, Re>t'essness at night. and
Fla.uiercv. These invaluable pills may be found
in every Drug Store of any note in the South
q West.
SeutS 81.
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NoseTMooN.-Fhe ladies, we feel sure,
wiH read With special interest the follow
ing account ofthe origin and significance
Of the .boaeymoon which We extract
from onc, Of our magazine exchanges !;
sAmong the aneients. q, beverage pre-
pared with honey, such as that known
as meadesnd as snethegain in%s England,
was aSuyuEious drink. st-was custom
to.drink OF diluted honey for thirty days
Or 4 Moons age. after wedding feast,
and denee arose the term honeymoon,
of Teatdaic erigin. Attilathe ''Scourge
efaGod. .swho rnraged nesrly:all Europe,
dranksisis said, SO freely Of hydren,ei
on his marriage day that he died in the
night from safTocaticn, 453 4. D.
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"PErERs' MUSICAL MONTHLY" for Septem-
Der, is we'll worth The price Of years sub.
scrption. 1t contains, besides interesting
reading matter, the following pieces of mu-
sic: Jessie" (Song); Down in the Val.
ley Where the Green Grass Groweth," :"
tSong and Chorus); "At Home Thou Art
Remembered Still. (An$wer to ''Do They
Think Of Ne at Homer; "The Flower OF
Marble-head," (Sons); Drum d File"
(Fantas:ic Military March,; "Congenia
Hearts," (Mazur ia de SALON.; Morning
Glory Mazurka,"; "Holy, Holy, Holy i
God our Lord" (Quartette); "A Mothers
Group, or Row Of Little Faces by the
Bed" (Quartette); 'a'ome Thon Fuunt OF
Every Blss>in"." .This World is Pc, r
from S ,ore to Gre; "Ol' Where S.,
Rest be Found" Address j. L. Peters,
Publisher, No. 1873 Broadway, New York.
Terms So per annum, or 3U cents for SIN.
gle copy.
A VALUABLE WoRK-The September
number of the Carolina Farmer is received.
1t fully suStains it's reputation rs one of the
hest agricultural Journals of the country.
The next (October) number viii close the
monthly series; and on the lss of Norenl-
Der it will appear as an eish;-page Agri.
cultural and Family Weekly. In its new
Iorm it will give twice as much agricultural
matter as at present, besides great varie-
tv of miscellaneous and general reaCius.
The price will remain at $500 per year, in
advance. Address, VIM. II. Bernard, Will
mington, n. G.
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sag&IlroRxra SAyANT PREDrcTs HEAVY
SaAKING-uP OF THINes IN SEPTEMBER
OR OCTOBER.
The San Francisco Chronicle publishes
The following prediction, made by local
philosopher, W. Frank Stewart:
During the past eighteen months the
earth and other planets completed the
mos. remarkable conjunction which has
ever occurred and on the night Of the
14,h of last November we again wit
messed the grand thirty four year star
swarm. Every intelligent person is
aware that for period of nearly two
wears our globe has been subjected to
.viulens- pertnrbat,ons, such as have mol
before occurred for many centuries
These perturhatiops have been generally
over the surface Of the planet. Storms,
typhoons, volcanoes. earthq lakes, in
stsnss cold and scorching winds have
alternately spent their fury upon the
aenizens Of every hemisphere. BY care.
Sfnl obseryations. astronomers have found
.e.has~ia@a~ period of about eseven years
the sun turns towards US q remarkably
spotted disc, and it has also been ob-
served that any sudden changes OF hght
and shade uuon the sun during th'>
spotted period instantly affects terrestrial
tnsenates. It is we'll known that in
the autumn, of 1859 one of these snn-spot
2 oernY5a,ians vas Immediately followed
s'by sone of the most brilliant aurora
4 3orealis ever witnessed in the no't thern
Shemisphers and still more surprising
The magnetic effect of the aurora was S"
great that messages were freely sent
sovertelegraphic lines without connectl""
with the batteries and BY means OF the
acknowledgement alone Many additlona
sfactssshowing the connection OF celestial
with ssterresslal magnetism, might be
.a,sen,, but have neither time 10 room
at present, Suffice it to say, that as the
earlhs magnetic forces are now, and Tor
MANY months have been, greatly dis
a{ur5ed by cosnfical influence; and as we
eilsver recently made our annual transit
Sthroaehs the nebuious belt ; and as the
Esnnss surface Is at this moment dis
shouredsb sbyr an unusual number OF spots
and as the moon on the 7th uitlmo
passed Between Us and. the sun, thereby
causing an additional magnetic disturb
@asice apcn the earth; AID as we on the
Pacific caast are, now experiencing an
.sunusuaAy protracted2 dry season, the IN
variable precursor Of ten,hlors IN this
part of the world, for The foregoing and
many. other, potent reasons, predict a
SheavY earthquake to take place early
next autumn, as soon as moist clouds
foas into the dry. vaporless atmosphere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

: THE MIs>1>slPP1 VALLEY CONVENTION
-KEokuK. September l0-The Com
,nercial Convention has adjourned. The
resolutions demand full share OF diplo
matte appointments; ask aid from
cities and towns on the Mississippi am
and its tributaries for the establishment
of an emigraa' depot at New Orleans :
ask q subsidy for mail steamers from
New Orleans to foreign ports, and favor
the removal OF the national capital.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

NEwBERRY September l3-Cotton firm at %
cts. for miidd!iugs.
New YORK, September 49, P. M.--Cotton
lower wish sales OF 70u bales, at So q 33I. Gold
303
AUGUSTA, September 13-Cotton market
active. but prices declined ac-saleS AGA bales;
receipts 0; mddliugs q. Cotton IS coming in
freely to market.
CHARLESTON, September 1S-Cotton in fair
demand but es<ier. with sales of2)0 bales
mddlipgs 30; receipts 5I2.
LIVERPOOL. Septcnuar 13-EVening. Cot
ton dull, with sales OF 1000 Lales.
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DEATH Of A CAMDEN PHYslcIAN.-A
private letter FROM Camden received
by gentleman in this city under dat
Of Septemhe. 1st, says: I'VE lost ON
mdss prominent physician, DR.. I: "
S.lmond. yesterday ard fear DIR. 1. 5
Wortsman will not probably live through
the nipht."- Charleston Courier.
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MONTREAL, September 9.-An interes-
ting case involving much pr psrty has
heen decided by the Supreme Court.
The Court decides that marriage with an
Indian woman is legal and legitimates
her children. The cml,lren ofa snhse
quent white wife are illegitimate. Leave
is given defendants to appeal to England.
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SHALL WE GIVE IT uP.-The proposed
District Agricultural Society, for 'aure">
promises to be-not success. ON
people are not gregarions. A Bank
said of the Union, We are inclined t"
wards this thing, thnsly-'To let /
slide" Our columns are open to any
body who desires a say on the subject.
-.. GLaurensville Herald.
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-N>@ Q

NEwsERRy.-Dr. Mayer is the Chess
Eiitor of the Newherry Herald. II
Problem No Z. (Herald September s.
white is to play and mate in fow
moves" and We doubt moi. under fav.
orable auspices, ii. e. caisa volente,) Will
do it.-CharlcSton fourier.
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FIRST FROST IN SPARTANR&;G.-Ihr
Spartan SAYS: "The effects OF froS'
were seen in the nogthern part Of thi>
district during the cold ''<nap" whlct
was felt here last week. The frost was
light, and the damage scarcely percepii
bic. We seldom have frost here earlier
than the middle of October" y.
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Sheriff Sale.

p Bv virtue of sundry wr:ts of "Fieri
Fa las to me directed, will sell on the
first Monday in October next, the following
property, viz: The interest of Geo. A.
Kinard, in one hundred and thirty-6ve
Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands of T. s. Boinest, J. B. Counts, ct al.
Levied on at the suit Of James q. Guy,
bearer, by Adm'x, VS.. GEO. A. Kinard. 20
4nU Acres ofIand, more or less, bounded
hy lands of j. e. S Brown, G. B. Boozer,
j. N. Brooks aid Benjamin Mathis, Sr.
Sold at the suit Of Silas Johnstone, Com
missioner in Eqnity, vs.. Thos. j. Price. e.
-.. .@ T. N. PAYsINGER, s.N.c.
Sep Is Sc st : erhF = 80 s>-se, -,
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-A~R@

LONDON, September l0.-The Pope and
the negroe>-.The Pope, says the Morning
Post, is about to make grea; effort t.
convert the American negroes. TH'
hundred of them are now studying fer ths
priesthood.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

We are pleased to announce that the
Chamber of Commerce, at the meeting
held last night. passed a resolution of
fering n silver gob,et to the State Ag-
ricultural Spti.ty, to DC given as pre-.
mium for the he>t ten bales of upland
cotton.-Charleston News
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Detective officer s. =. Coates, of Char
lesion, decoyed express messenger ?. h.
Scott, of Laurens, to Charleston las
week, and arrested him upon the Su' :
pi, ion of his being party to the rece't
EXPRESS robbery at LaurenS.
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THE AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL for Sep
temb r, contains the usual variety Of inter
eSting articles, also Il new Premium List TO
1870. offering large variety Of nseful ar
ticles to all who get up clubs. Specim n
Copies. Show Bills, &c sent free. A .
dress n. 2. Boyer & Co., Parkersburg. Ches.
far IN Pa
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

By the burning Of coal breaker at
Asendale Mine, Plymounth Pa, nearly
two hundred lives were lost. THIS
dreadful calamity has made six hundred
yidows and orphans. -, 80 o.
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District Court of the u. s.,
n For the Dist. of So. Ca. -

Ex Parte Jno. T. Peterson. Assignee. IN
Re Martin Chaplin, individually, and AZ
survivor Of Summer & CbaEin, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy. ~cssz--a-.
Il is ordered BY the Hon. George s. Br7-
an. Judge of the Q. S. Court. for the Dist.
of So Ca, that the lien creditors Of Martin
Chapin Individually, and as survivor of the
firm Of Summer & Chaplin, establish theis
respective liens on oath before C. 9. Jie.
ger, ESQ. Registrar at Newhery Cont
House, South Clrolina, on or before the
first day Of October next. -
80, ST. SzJNo. II PETERSON,
Sept. IS 36 st. Assignee.
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Insurance is good thing--,he I'm 'er!al
Fire Insurance Company Of Londun, re
,en,ly paid firm in Philadelphia $3.50
5S7-a loss sustained in the recent
HhiSkev fire.
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In Equity-Newberry.

Helen n. Crosson, by next friend, vs. james n
Crossor, and others. BILL sell Land, &C.
Pursuant to a decretal order in the above
stated case, will sell on next Sales>day the 4th
day of Octt ber, at Newberry Court House, the
House and Lot in the Town of Newberry. eon'
tainipg four acres. more or less. bounded by
lands Of Michael Foot, G. & C. r. e. Co.. By
the new cut Road. and Gauntt Street, % the
real Estate Of Mrs. Helen Crosson.
FERNS OF SALE.-Hslf Cash, and the balance
on q c. edit of one year with interest from dale,
secured By purchasers bond with mortgage
of the said premises. .-
= THOMAS N. LAKE, Q. C. 2.
Sep. Is So st. - 30 s'9' 49, '''
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Banting, the fat refnrmer, has been
called blessed by TWO thousand CORES
pondents, who thank him for their eman
cipation from obesity.
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a~ A HANDSOME INDUCE

MFNr Every person who sends So s. to the
Xxx Centniyr ublication Co. at Charleston,
S. C, receives that superb Magazine for one
' ear, and CO. = Of either the Wayery Novels
or the works of Charles Dickens that may te
de<i .nrled Specimen plumbers with Premium
list 35 certs.
Sep Is 36 3n.
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Senator Fessenden is dead. He was
one Of the most distinguished of the Re-
publican party.
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Notice.
District Court of the u. S.,
.,.v For the Dist. of So. Ca.

Ex Parte Jno. T. Peterson, Assignee. In Rc
J. Hardy Saber, Baukrapt-In Raak-
rup:cy. ...--.s. -
II is ordersd bv the Hon. Geo s. Bryan,
Judge Of the U. S. Cour, for the District OF
50. Ca. that the lien creditors of j. Hardy
Snber, Bankrupt, establish their respective
liens on oath before G. e. Jaeger, ESQ,
Register at Newhcrryq Court, House, On or
before the first dav Of October next.
o.. .s..sa< JOINT. PETERSON.
Sept IA S6 3 e.. r.. Assignee.
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e. Commenting upon the recent pro-
weddings Of "a public meeting at Union
&c. H., wlich can be found else" here IN
so6r paper, th sTmes says:
sSsEa.We invite the special attention ofthe
uress ofthe State Of South Carolina, to
.silse resolutions adopted by public meet
ling of our citizens, on Monday last Per
shaps they will do Rogood, but We think
,ihey viii, sh properly treated oy the
newspapers of the State. The Repnbli
can party represents very small portion
of the tax:pasers, and the members o:
@tisat party care very little how much
taaxcs are exsosted from the purses o!
efifoss whom they have not the honor to
represent. E5S SO
And adds ~ ~ ~.. s.. +! IL & :,
'sLet Wall street and the commercial
world understand, from the outSpoEen
declarations Of all persons who have thr
States interest at heart, that they d.
rssot feel o. Elnoral obligation topay these
sbdnds resting upon them. and the bonds
ss.ill be an incabus upon the market, with
no. buying rates. and very low selling
ones. Let them go forth dependent upon
The solseney OF an nnconstrneted rai'
sroa6, and contingent upon the contlnu:
sarce; in Offices Of non-tax-pavers. as
eclsss and not sesen thesfinancial ability
of atrising. financial light, mo assists
sGosefner Scott IN the rnanipolatIon oi
South Carolina finances in New YORK,
AZ torn n
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It is announced that Gen. Sherman
will become Secretrrs of War nd 'nteriaa
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More deaths by dsowning from surf.
batting have been reported this year
than eyer before. 49,
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The stock Of the Cheraw and Dar'
linston B. r. has been sold to Balti-
more purchaser. -.
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NEWBERRY:
Wednesday Morning, ,Sept'berI5. 1869.
coKEsgURY DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

This Conference assembled in Laurens,
Sep. 9th, Bishop Wightman presiding.
About eighty ministerial and lay dele
gates were present. The Conference
was opened with an able and eloquent
sermon, by Rev. VIM. II. Fleming, Pre-.
siding Elder Of the District. Commit
tees were appointed on Church Exten.
sion, Education, Religious Literature,
Sunday Schools, Family Worship, Tenn.
perance, Parsonages and Church Music.
The reports of these Committees eli 'i,ed
discussions of much interest. The II.
dings from the Churches, showed the
condition Of the District to be better
both relignusly and financially than at
any time since the war.
The village was thronged with visitors,
and the churches were crowded. Bishop
Wightman preached with wonderful
power; enhancing his congregation by
his depth of thought, clearness of argu
ment, and overwhelming eloquence.
The hospitality Of the citizens was
elegant, and touched the hearts Of those
who enjoyed it.
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DR.. Harter's Fever a. d Ague and Aeu-
ralsia Specific can be had at Pratt d
Fant's. 1t is said to be a good remedy
for chillS.
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School Notice,

Miss Furman will open school at her
mothers residence on Monday, 10th inst.
Terms $500 to $500 per month, payable
in advance.
Music lessons will be given in the after
noon, if desired. Terms $500 per month.
Sept. Il 81 st.
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Fearful storms and stipwrccks are re-
ported North. -
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n@ THE ."XIX . CENTURY"

Publication Co, at Charleston. have been so
successful in literary enterprise that they arc
distributing hundl eds of choice Standard works
free to the purchasers ofthe Magazine. Ask for
it at Chspman's Book Store. = -"@ -
Sep. Is 334 1t. -~.a. =- F.
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KIcKED.-A little negro boy received
\ severe kick in the face from a mule
Jew mornings since, and although one
cheek was laid open, the sufferer sus-
,ained no further injury, and he is nog
doing well.
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1000 negroes went on an excursion
from Darlington to Charleston last
week.
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Sale Of Chooses i'm Action.

In pursuance Of an order from his HONOR
Judge Bryan, t. me directed. I, 81 Assignee OF
John Mayer, Bankrupt, will sell at Newbcrry
&. H,S C. on first Monday in October, A. D.
1869, at II O'Clock A NJ, all the Notes and Ac~
counts in my hands. belonging TO said Estate.
F. II. DOMlN1Ch, Assignee.
Sep. Is Sc St. Re-. ,,s ~ ~.
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Rev. Robert J. Boyd Of the Methodist
Conference, is dead. .....
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EDUcArIoNAL.-It will be remembered
that Professor Pliers English and Classical
S:hool opens lst October.
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In Equity-Newberry.
E. P. LAKE, Adm'r vs.. MILES P. LAKE,
.--. and others. -"
D:,,. y.nd kn&.f--F

Bill to sell Land, &c.
Pursuant to decretal order made 10 the
above stared case, | Twill sell on next sate
day, the 4th of October next, tract of land
containing two hundred and nine acres moro
or less. situated in Newberry County, ana
bounded by lands of rhos. r Wilson. fhoa.
" Boozer, Thos. NJ. Neel and Andrew I.
Iiong>hurc. as the real estate or martina
Lake. deceased. Terms of sale-oue>haR
ca>h and the balance on credit Of one year,
with interest to be secured by the Purchasers
bond with morigageof the said premises.
...ass....' THOS. Ii. LAKE,
Sept Is So St. - s.aE.. C. @. p.
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Now tha! the travelling season begins
We invite attention to the following hotel
cards in TO- days paper: FIRST of all, Is
he goodly Pavilion, under the very able
management of Mrs. II. L.. Butterfisld,
vho is so efficiently assisted by that
prince of hotel managers, Mr.. R. Hamil.
ton. The Pavilion is elegantly appoint
I'll. IF Charleston is the Queen City
the Pavilion is it's hotel.
The "National' of Columbia, within
! stones throw of the S. e.. & G. & G.
R. R, has many attractions for the weary
traveller and business man. r. Joyner,
Proprietor.
Then comes the "Continental," of the
little city Of Laurens, by Capt. j. Y. II.
Williams, who has recently put his
house in perfect order. A we'll furnished
aar and barber shop have been added
10 the house. The table of the Cont
nental is supplied with the best the mar
set affords; the servants are polite and
,ttentive, and serenity prevails.
Last, but by no means least, appears
the Newberry hotel-tbe famous brick
hotel-by Jordan P. Pool, Esq. Eligi
bility, good fare, comfort and conVen
ience are the distinctive features Of tni.
Sell.kept house.
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Ex.Gov. Worth is dead.
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Solution to Problem No. Z.

White, Black,
O, to Ks 9th check. P. tak,s Q
p. takes B. P. dlsctl check. K. to K. 2nd
B. P. takes r. disc d check. K. to Q. SO
p. takes Kt. queens and mates.
.. Problem No. 6,
BY A. McCAUGuRIN.
White.
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We invite attention to card in to-day'S paper,
of Mrs Edward B. Whites Boarding and Day
school tor young ladies, No. 50 West 42d street,
New York City, between 5th and 9Th Avenues:
,uposite Reservoir Park. Mrs. Whites abilities
as an instructress in the Classics and in English
and modern languages music, drawing, &C., are
eminent, while her rigid discipline in all that
pertains to the grace and polite accomplishment
of her pupils cannot be surpassed. Her referen.
ces, fiom the mcst distinguished gentlemen
Moth and South, are numerous.
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In Earthquake Coming.

sgxIuoRxrA SAvaSr PREDrcTs HEAVY
SHAEING-uP OF THINGS IN SEPTEMBER
OK OCTOBER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

MRS. EDWARD B. WHITES
ENGLISH d. FRENCH
Boarding School for Young Ladies'.
ID EMONED to No. 50 West Forty>secoud
IL street, opposite Reservoir Park, New
York City.
REFEeEScEs: Bishop Potter, New York:
Brantiy. Allah Atlanta. % Ga; Prof. Henry, Smith,
sonian Institute; Gen. Wade Hampton, South
Carolna;W W Corcoran, " aShingtop, DC;
President Middleton, Charleston College;
Prof Davies, New York; W Gilmore Simns,
South Carolina; Prof. Bartlett, West Point,
Military Academy.
Sept. Is SO 3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

PERSoNAL.-We had the pleasure during
he past week to meet Mr.. B. G. Heriot
# Charleston, Gen. Agt. Of the Equality
Ii Insurance Co ..pany of Richmond, Va
Ir. Heriot is devoted to the great business
f insurance. having made it a specially!
or upwards of eighteen years.
Mr.. R. Hamil,on,th genial-hearted supt
# the pleasant ''Paviliou" of Charleston,
,lso spent few moments in our sanctam
the other morning. Those visiting the
,ea.side city, aud who have an eye to max
mum comfort at minimum cost, should stop
It the Pavilion Hotel.