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The Bishops and the ArchbiShops who
are to have seats at the Ecumenical
Council number nine hundred and TWEEN
ty two, Of " hon six hundred belong Ia
the Latin races. 81.
A Rocky Mountain editor, alluding, to
the demand for female suffiase, female
doctors end female clergymen. remarks
that another want suggests itself-thai
Of female women. sr"' .... - :
Fight hard against hasty temper
Anger will come, but resist it strongly.
4 spark may Set a house on fire. As Il
of passion NAV giveeyon cause 10 mourn
all your life. Never avenge an injury. L,
An old bachelor. seeing the ward,
''hmiH IS supplied oser the door Of d
shop, stepped in and said he ~euld lax,
wife aud two children, ., ,i.a.;}1., =.
a mar vino eipcs his children habits
Of industry; provides for them bettei
than by giving them FORTUNE ar5uA
CuEEEFuESEss.-Nhthing so stiorns
theo face as eheerfulpeSs. ! Whea 3th.
heart,isinffioser, its bleo,n and; beauty
P.s:ss "a s'ee :fsaia55ess ,n,,s 1850 s.a 50
!, 4 mans wifeis his hest lawyer. .sbi:
bes srai5sea bis tsestjuase,l hisbe>t III
vissr. and also the e!,sapest AID amos amos'
reassnaofe. s4at E II! ,1~o>2 .-...:,..'
Mr.. Juhs j Rawls, whosfor sixty.rin,
""nrS has been u resident f Columbia
did on Thu'sda last. = -. II -.
A woman has heen arrested in Cam
bridge. Mass, for whipping her >tep;son
boy ef six vars, 10 death. 80, - &c.
Tire Car is afraid Of the, women. :, FL
| has inte'dicted a Ssrosis at ST. Pc
tcrsburg. .,..< -.,xyT -, -~E
DE GrsrlBrs. Boston. has the same
taste as Giant. for lettuce halt peas7;. ths
South asks lettuce alone. X, n4 h,,,,
Wise sa.,iEgS ofte, fall to the, ground
| but klpd word is never thrown away
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IA. S,.,,,,nr, ~. S:,rrxrr,tr

DNrEsssssa SrrapE IA; 4iRsESEu4E. ::
O.. Thurslay oiiia:t .treek. Mrs Ma'tis
2;:ss :. ", :. - : wife af I'D. Chalws Of GFen,
ivi.te Caa'.ty { ct,Mmi;tsdsaselee:sy; SIT:
otips hsrll rpat With z knife E The eaus.,
iof Ibis, most Distressing occQrrsncs :
SUPPOSE; 70 haze been typ,paratX meIl d
aterta,i,n~ of mind. brought OF " somf
bodily aiifiit,i,ent: allhou 7ffhe fadtfv2weft
ndtl~ a-nea d her c,TditissH.- tSheslat
hes haal>e in thr:foren'mna Of: Thursday.
and went sonsadns; cr TIVE hundred yarls
To the iteigl. .horhtn,d ef the ,rsming; TAX,
ing her .blbfe uhh her aud her knife.-s
She VAS seen from the house sitting
reasiing. The, eldest of her ,a0. iii!dfe;
were ~ifli her Her sister in, lr& Hat
eai,etl>ta her To ctiae t5.the ha,,sp; ctha-
hu<ta,st hot beng 1T hGme;S ~ she ;rliE
no, regard q, can. she vspt. tsr.p at
Ger her. and disrprefe.l, Der, afiss iAts
des,i wa>, crp,pistrd =, She bad; w itie
a note, >isnifyins hcr, design ;t1 SlssVe;
aer life. and ,tafi"e. as. 4 -SlgV iaf SrSa$0T
{ a, ,ite was not fit % raiise her childrr,f
siss. Charles Aad2 t,erai thaf,ief afBt -
Esew4ysaSs.; and seemed happv2dn. .shet
mirr,agr1; MAS a, lasly; ;of itexgeIl.at.. s:hsss
a,ster, sad her .me'apclrils' rnd, us p,as
narrowing tf bee hnsha,ni ans, fisnds. a :
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LIGHT AND HEALTH.-0iver2 w.
Ilnlmss saws The dark side Of street
is far more subject 60 disease than the
light side. Sir. James Wylie, fonn'l
thre, times as many rases Of disease on
tie shaded side If the barracks at St
Petersburg ms on The other side. Dc
puvtren is said To have wrought a cu,t
in the ca>e of lady in a>seeBinelva dies,
p rate condition. hy simply removing
her from her dark quarters to b,ighle'
reside, &C.. and Keeping her as much Ias
possible in the, dsyiisht. There, is ne
better testimony ,,,, any such point ii.
,ha, ofeMiss Florence .Ni.hiinga!e- wha,
she says Of the value OF light to thoS.
HHo are wen. 80 .z-.-s=~S -sr$ -
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COSMOS.

BEAR KlLLED.-We have heen shown
" Gar,.aW. F.. Ph,u den, the paw Of a
Dla Bear kr'ted' by his son Willie.
vitbin short di<tnnce,of hisre>idpnce,
;, Sra,tSville. in this District, on las,
Tuesday, which measured l21 inches
.s',s the c", tire (" the foot. and 8
nchr> lrns;h "f t ark fron the hc !"
nd Of nisldl ella !. aud weighed near 2
,nunlS.
FL. was heins chased Hi,h dogs by
cart. Ezra kre!S, at the 1inse he was
lilled. VIII" heing urarine'l. cal: f"r
.clp, When Y lille ,a,rived and made the
successful shot. r.. .: y:...:,E
This i>an unusual game for thisscct:m
md We >unl.o<e, Brulp must have hren
mt on a Fourth nf Juy eXcnr>ion- that
,cins popular .recrcation -,jti>tr now for
* rnlor = E9-THl =; 40 :
He was seSy fat sandq weighed Ssta
,,uunGs. His s'nates is said 10 be}iaihe
,zme:: vicinity.-Smmter News . =
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OBITUARY.

Another link Of the chain that binds the
present generation now in the full tide o;
its usefulness to the past, has been broken
bv the death Of Mrs. ELIZABETH KIN.
ARD, the beloved wife Of Matthias Kinard.
at Winston, Co., Miss, in the sUsh year OF
her age. z--..,.'.-...
Mrs. KINARD resided in Newberry, until
the last Is years, and was universally ba.
loved by all that then knew her; and many
who remember her, win j in With US in re.
grets that she WAS called away fasm US to
another field Of usefulness. e-+...-z %.
she was an energetic and consistent mem.
Der of the Methodist Church. for So years,
and died triumphant IN the blessed hope OF
all immortal crown. s<sFe7 : ~cC .--Es3
She was the mother. of fRe children, OF
whom only two survive 10 mourns with her
numerous, relations: and friends, that she
can mingle with them no more in this
life. A FRIEND.
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LAY REPRESENTATION IN. THE METHo.
,I>r CHrRcu.-Thc question of admit.
ing the laity to eseniati"n. in the
differences or assemblies Of the Melho.
lis, Episcopal Church. Is creating con.
idrrable excitement among the mem.
'er>hip Of that ecclesiastical body.
Iaoy of tie old-fashioned numbers Of
his influential sect, who remember the
apid increase aud popularity "f Me,ho.
ism under the priIni i've organization,
re opposed to any change, and depre:
ate the introduction Of such novelties
rs lay representation, pew system, bells
md steeples. !: The. elections SO far a.
reard from. indicate that the prog'es.
ives, or High" Church, Met. ,.odi<t>,
ave carried the day in favor Of lay re.
presentation ip the conferences. ,.....
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At Female Academy,
=. TUESDAY, July 18Th. =. = :
Doors Open at u o'clock.
CONCERT TO COMMENCE AT SPIN.
ADMISSION :. .s.TwENTY.FTVE CENTS.
C. Tickets can be P-ocared at the Door, and
Stores Of .-...,.... .--'
MR. D, MOWER & CAPT. areFaLI
July IA 27@3f:. Is" -..,l..'''sE9 . ''t.' x

In the District Court of the Uni.
TED STATES, For South Carolina, july
Term, 1862 IN the Matter of Joseph
Ducket, of sNewbcrry County-Bank-
r pt. Petition for full and 6nal discharge
in Bankruptcy. -; ,...-..,..a..,,, =. -;
Ordered that hearing be had on. the
10Th day of August. AID. 1859, at FEEDER.
al Court House in Greenvi.lr, S. c., and
that all Creditors, &C.. of said Bankrupt ap.
pear at said time and plsce, and show
cause. If any they can, Why the prayer Of
the Petitioner shorld not he granted. And
that the End and Sd meeting Of Creditors
Of said Bankrupt will he held at the ofiics
G. j jaeger. Esq. Register of Sd Congues.
<ional District. S, c.. on the 9th day Of
August, 1859. atl2 n. .sas. :. -.
By'order of the Court, the Sch day Of
July, 1869. DANIEL HoRLBEGK,
-: Glelk District Gos7t y. S, =
July "A q St ForSouth Carolina. {
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IN IF the ladies but knew what thousands Of
4bem arc constantly relating to IA, we can
aidly believe one half of the weakness,
srostration and distress experienced by
fAem would vanish. James Marsh, ESQ,
El59 West l4th St., N. Y, says, "he has
three children, the 6r>t two are weak and
puny. bis wife having been unable to nurse
or attend them, but she has taken Planta-
ton Bitters Tor the last two years, and has
child now eighteen months old which
she has nursed and reared herself, and bath
are hearty. aucy and we'll The article is
invaluable tosmolhers," &c., --c,aIsr!'.
Snch evioerice might be continued for .
volume. The best evidence is to Try them.
They speak for themselves. Persons Of
srden'arv habits troubled with weakness,
lassiuIle, pslpitaiion Of The heart, lack Of
appetite. distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation. diabetes. &c will 6ud speedy
relet through these Biuers. =. 3 .
M1eSoL1x WArER.-superior 70 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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SHOOTING AFfRAY IN THE DARK Con
vER--On Wednesday last. near fuckers
n the bark Corner. ti'izen of that re-
ion, named Vim. Towles, was shot and
Sc inusly wounded. 1t seems that man
Y the name of Truit vas drivius wag
n along the road. when Toules sudden
" stepped up and knocked down one OF
his mules. Upon this 'rrui, shot Towles
md wounded him seriously in the stom'
ch. 1t tuns out That Towles mistook
fruit for some other man against whom
lie had e udge. At last accounts,
roules vas dong weli.-Elge6eld Ad'
sertiser. ... ...~. ...
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NO So The Hearth aud Home to ap
pcar scar next Saturday, wilt he specially fin,
ONO, boil, in the variety and excellence o.
.rs matter and the beauty and value of it:
Illustrations. l, will contain tie beginning
file very interesting story, "The Ro
paace efa Rich Young Girl BY oc,av'
FiIIes. author. Of The Romance Of a Poo
Young Man. which was everywhere Sc
fEssdE popular by, BY 'ea<on ''n Of the sing"
rr iiaerestsTo, iishos the variety, beam!
md shriliingscharac;er Of is incidents, th'
irtis,ic skM ef the -ayle, and the leal'h,
;o,s Of is spaFality.; The Romance of :
Rich Young Girl" will be iound to posses
III these qualities in an equally marked de
sree: The Illustrations were designed and
'ngraved expressly ir> Paris by en,inen
tTuSts, = no. ~ = - 3:
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AN AWFUL ALTERNATIVE The Fn
Atkinson (Wisn npsi,) Herald has The
following: "A dreadful report was cur
tent in this village yesterday that a mad
dog had bitten Two ehlllren---a boy OF
seven and girl Of fnur-in the town OF
slilford, in this county. and that the pa
rents, whose pames We did not lesr ;,
we're infor,nsaI by the attending physi
clans lEal the only possible way for the
children TO escape the ag"nivs aF rahe
wsronId be to take their lives. Iicredible
asit mar seem, thev administered al
opia,e 20 the boy aud bfed him 10 death,
aud the girl vas sinothercd IN fta'hr'
bed. There seems to be no doubt ol
this. rs it is we'll a,tested.'
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SUSPENSION OF THE MouNTAlNEER.- -
We regreat to learn that the Greenvil'e
Mou ntaineer, owing 10 too limited
amount of business, has suspended pub
Iica,ion temporarily. The Monn'ainecr
is one of the oldest papers in tie State.
md We regret that the pressure arising
from the increased cost OF publication
has induced this Suspension by it's pub
.i<her. There is no doubt but that the
cost of all material used in the publica
'ion of newspapers now double what
it was previous to the war. We hope
to see the Mountainecr revived at an
early day.-Spar,an..r' ..
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TVhite
White to move and mate in three moves.

Toxaro Ca7Ss.-Wash and mash the
tomatoes. boil them: half ans ;,our and
strain throughEe sitter. To every. gallon
of the liquid, add one, quart: of strong
vinegar. Two tahlepoon>fnl of. ground
mustard, two of ground pepper, two ol
sai., two Of whole all$ricr, one Of whole
cloves, two oIions cut eery fine, and
three pods of green pepper cnt fine Put
on the fire. and boil till sufficiently Thick.
stirring often. To. keep well. it mus,
be, cooked some time. and as it becomes
too thick, add vinegar.-Southern Gul.
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-J.E~J. CALDWELL,
r. \. MlCKLE,

The Committee beg farther to report,
that atinasmuct as the num''er Of prizes was
limited to these four, that jnstics to
promising scholarship and a. creditabls
examination, suggests. the prorriety Of
making honotable mention Of many more
of the youths oftlris school PEI haps in
an especial manner Of Ma<,ersF. Maybin,
William ,Garingtoin, &. a. lLangforll, a
Kibler and othyrS ). aud also, the ssveral
young men, examined With: no view to
The prize, especially prominsnt among
.shom Is Mr.5Fy Werber. = .4>.na1 -.
In conclusion, the general exercises Of
the examination, creditablc alike 70
tescher and pupils, in our Judgment,
rank Capt. A: P. Pifer, the worthy Prin.
cipal of tie Academy, among the ener-
retic, cffici n. Instructors of the times
(: aud point 10 him as one en'inently quail
fled tu instruct ead educate the youth:
g! minds com,ui,lcd'o his care, for use
luluess ipsths practical pursthts,of life
We unhesit.,iagly pronounce his school
~ worthy the patronage and confidence
of this, or any other con@nni'y. :
J.E. j. CALDWELL, !
r: A. MICKLE, co,nm;t,oa
j. 4. CHAPMAN.
E. A SCOTT,
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Mr.. EDlroR-Beius an ardent admireT
If the ennoblins and highly cultivated game
OF chess, I was much pleased to see by
YOUR last issue that there was growing
interest in the same being manifested among
he people of this community. I hope i,
sill continue: .,.. 'a,s' -,..., :: -.
The problem submitted is al ex@ client
me aud reflects great credit upon the au.
hor aud demonstrates that there are some
N Newberry aho have very fine .arpreci:
"ion Of the; Hys'eries of the game At
some future time, if desirable, I, will con
ri ute, some. of the Information which,
nave derived from close acquaintance
Ai,h the game for many years. ..:s .erZ.:
:@ .,1aY YoRrgs i truly, t1E, =. z.:c -
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Richard rurmaa.

This earnest and useful minister OF
Christ, is now pastor of the Church at
Newherry, s. G., and one "f the editors
nf the Religions Herald. liz is II nephew
nf DIR. j. G.. Furman. but is nearly ~
old N his uncle, and looks Older. In
1869, he resigned the pastoral care oi
the GreenvilIe Baptist Church. on &C
coun, of bad health. lie had been pas.
tor of that Church for ahout twelve
wears, during which time The member.
ship and efficiency Of that Church were
greatly increased. l. VAS during this
pesiadsthat~thsiss ssleaaaa Ghnssh ssssAss
was built. Besides the saIge Ncaf efe:
ment which plsde hp big ycesgrega tisslA Aiss
GreenVille, were handreaS "f young men
andsiaaiEssxho ea,ne there yearly from
all parts Of the country I" attend the
schooSs TkiSgsSe Or. Richard F"rman
the Sppostnnity Of yielding an intluence,
the effsEts uswhirh can be-known-only
in eternity, Ssbbash, after Sabbath,
these Young rsrsoas sat under ~;'i> IN
struc,imamadstryL 7 Eh0ngh u,any.,Sot
.hose young p,en fell, in -she la.sY. war.
vet hiany others still, survive, aud are.
acting their part in $ocietvs; while many
Of the young mothers in the 1Ssasc' sate
ofxbsa niSaS6sr xhacesi insslta ahis assidiS-
tefsal laboes sMuSbRai5 te1seeh tho y
futarss sgsqssas asisnsxwiA9rear blsssi"gn
fron ,h:s infuence.y Sd. Sgo.s xr;sss
nr. Farnsan is a snaa ilsn ,mh"dy.
bul large ii hart and ,1,i,ia: lis 9ietS
is xprosefbiaf, and only snri riiaSstd BY tii>
zssEs He pfeaehes. S6t anlyGhssa'iss he
fesryssgledsSeG6o, so, sdt lheeassss : be
loves to preachc2 We heaidiiim Sabh,ti1
aftse Sahhseh for SIX years and have mn
reeallcctioa of q single sermon which dbl
NOT sccm thoroughly prepared. AID, was
not delivered with much ear,ies;he>s.
lie mas been for several wears Moilera
toF 81 tie Charleston Association: 1S1ll>
spscehes ae eeontentions and AS sia,ions
liks kis sefaiSns. are wsH dgessed, and
delisered d2i:h string fiti1eer.2a 2i:~3 -
Ia addition id alt thi>. dlr! FuruaaRis
q goDd pees. Semesye ears ago be ps',-
lished . poem. in =, l,oaas. ::rhe Pleas
ores of Pisty."o His Writings are all ,eS-..
eellebS 3and Nc trIst hs uill yet leave,
several hookx for The future good6t .Shr;
raSa qaEe aoaia re5dice b, aiaro u book
at his best sermons. .'se.,' . ,
G3s; e<csl The Working Christian.
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"A collision occurred on the Greenvill'
& Columbia Rail Rad, near Aston, or
Thursday morning, a6ont half-past eish
O'Clock. between the up passenger trait
and train having Ares' Circus ant
Menagerie aboard. The locomotives
were somewhat damaged, hut, fortunately
only one person was injured, "a mar
named William Wilson, cpnnected witt
the Circus,) and he is no. considere,
dangerously hurt. A locomotive was
s"Rt up from Columbis and brought the
G rcus train down. ... .: .-
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBEREE, July ls s--Cotton in demand at
28 81 cents.
NEw YoRK, July R-7 r. M.-ectton IN
chunged, with sales Of 8j0 Lalss ut 81! y "a ,
cod strung. st 81.
CHARL ,sTpS. July l2.--Cotton steady with:
sslcs of l25 ta!es--nI diIags 33; receipts 81.
. AUGUSTA, July II Cotton market duIl, with
prices entirely nominal; ;sales 50 bales; receipts
~.
l1vxReooI, July 12-EYeuing Cotton &C
tive, at nouu's Quotations, with sales Of l2,00o
bales. -. '... - 10" -'~
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hrea,'; of the fire is unknown. The
country thr"ngh which.it passed is liter
ally burned up. Bsy after Bay and
swamp after swamp hays hssn .mads
Esare "a M
,snd timber completely DESTROYED. The
'Savannah>, with the turpe"tine boxes,
are made sterile wastes. The hot, dry
weather rendered ii impossible 70 rherk
the onward march of the flames. 1t l.
We, burning, hut will be likely to stop
Its career on the tauk< of the -Macca-
maw. We have not lea ned the partir.
u!ar$ scomstfiagoths 4.'sSeS~ accaSiorfsa
by this fire, hut are EsasiSticd that they
are great, Major y. a. vGlarady had
fiGttre:2 s'tE,S, as4 4RSeAiSes SAbaxe~
l,urued. sea. .JaiaaasXi's diss ,iasss
I>smi. E,e- garth i, lsllts6ars, bshinsl tlH>
tirc.the caft Iaige aSst! o, eFf TO-. tSesea
,SI,n. the deer un>hei'ered, and fiseaeessS
and ratue>nakeS npde, I" >erk = nsw
:lidisfs IA. ca tiss,t toFeFsS Fse.ara2ii
i$ ,saiaiatsd oahass SSas96ae If,ufeisea
'thsusant a|ssssaG aaast gaseunredzanss.
3AbsiartA the. Hssseaslm lmsrr ArilliaasI
'f:.sp: ,he lnrA asirss,ssnd Ihe clouds g!
,>mnke thai aalSe By day. were but per,
,tentnn$ of The ltiery storm beneath. We
shall tse glad I'd have full accounts OF
this terrible eonilacratinn. -. y :
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RELIGIOUS consequence Of the con-
.inued illness of Rev. Mr.. Furman and his
absence for the benefit of his health, there
was no preaching at the Baptist Church
lust Sabbath. We sincerely hope his ab-
scnce will not be protracted.
An urgent call upon the Pastor Of the
Methodist Church, to visit distant COM
munity, prevented services there in the
morning, but in the evening. Rev. Mr..
Walker presided, assisted by Revs. Marion
Boyd and w. Ii. Lawtou.
Services were held in the Presbyterian
Church, morning and evening, By the Rev.
Mr.. Mickle.
Rev. Mr.. Walker oficiated at the. Episco-
pal Church in the morning, and after the
services, the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per vas administered to the members, and
such members of other Christian churches
as were SO disposed.
Agreeable to kind invitation, we attend.
ed the services held last Sunday afternoon
at Ebenez r Church, and listened to an elo-
quent discourse by the venerable Rev.
David Derrick, whom We had :he pleasure
of listening to in our early boyhood's days
a. the city OF Charleston. He also ad.
dressed he children Of the Sabbath School,
and in the course Of his remarks told them
that he had preached to their grand.fathers
when they were yonng men, and to their
fathers when they we're little children, in
that same church.
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nkxngNsE lMuiaRATn,N,=-The New Yorl
;Issati hs aiabk WHICH shows that th'
5,slp,ryiis about, 70 bc, 6verrnn: with i'm
n;sraDts from lhe. OId World. The''
i'las been nothing IKE ii in the past. The
I-Ssaf Arrivals sfor the first five months o
hssytar 1859; and the first sixteen dav'
e Ja,ne. swe,e aSa f'lfaws: From Ire
lind. 3H,52n - Germany. 4T.700; En-
land. 1884 !; Srotlane., 4.4o2; Wales
$40 Fance, l.lS6: Spain, los Swn
lertand, 1854 ! II, lind, SIG; Norwa,
l.4os i; ,Sxeler, y. 429 Denmark. l..
.s5s LAZY, SOP : American citizens, 20,
'145 ), Grand total, IA. .es5.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY We are pleased
10 ANNOUNCE that old Mr.. Andrew Meyer.
tried Mt the June term of Court for the
murder Of John Autrey. found guilty OF
nian<laughter, and sentenced to two
,e.rs imp,i .onment in the Penitentiary.
i.a>. upon a petition from many OF our
Lest citizens, endorsed by the presiding
Judge, been pard"neds bv Gov. Scott.
On Thursday last he was: released from
Jail and returned to his family. 49,. -
.-- 4. TEdgefel ID Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

sKFlss ANTHONY on SLEEPING ALONE
Miss Susan B. anthony is ont 1" ith' a
psrasraph 10 the Revolution re, nn'snd.
Ing that married lie pie should no longer
sleep fegsther-; that esery man. .a,,Hiian
ana child should have a, led tn him n.
herself that those who are just going
tohoaSegeepang should buy no -d"iI,le
hea snd She exclaiu,x wi,h ;>pnthu>i
asn, ssGsii.s, cots aid single. beds for
heaish and -happhsesS."a Poets, bi,h
made md femafe, 1ihase eften:f sung &tpi
.scols,.s bat they haze; always irl>isted
on placing them beside y rill. Here Is
the paragraph upon which she bases ai-
vice: .......,- .....
hThe laws Of life. ssvs "Mnre 4nHr-
relsariss between brothers, t'e,wee,, SIS.
Ssrs, he.gecn hired girls. between alr
pssnticesin machines ss,o,n, between
clerks in stores, between hired men. he
txesn. husbands and wives. owing ="
ELECTRICAL changes llsr,nish, which th,i,
pervons systems gn hi lodging trgethe,
night AFTER night. under the came bed
clothes, than slmnsi by any either dis
turAing cause. There is nothing tia,
viii 90. derange the Reryulis force as 10
lie night in bed with annther person
Who Is absorbent in nervous 'nFce.s The
scsosber viii 60 TO slerp and: rest all
night, while the eiiminato- will he tumh
liagand tossing, restless an'f nervous,
and awake in the morting frrtfni, pee
wish, fault finding and d S outraged. \"
tws persons. no matter who they are
should aSitually sleep together. One
viii thrive aud the, other will lose.
This is the law, and in married life j, Is
defined almost universally"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

The Great .Pear- E.jnfrisc in Bosto'
has cIssSeil!!- tNiae thousand lst.taiel Se,,iS
irensf,rmed the EIa,rusS that 19ssans Ee$
thar interestirs escssh'n.1aAt tresdssAs
.srn,yk fss 6Sl inprifGuafSsxncss va
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sssir ghSyrps 1S5ssst g 5ssst sss ssg & sas sas sa
sTss ,hta, xsS IA ssnass.,,-4stSe a.,4e ID ibs 6ufd
ing ia u hiapfke- Jds;lee wS d lRrld! !ssssoG
! Sever al children were asvetraiaa AnG
fin,et. = ~4.G@21 ga RG5so& zis5
: A dispatch ssys that; ;-!!ssF Fhe. d,ts. iii
the nrishbari,ool Of The Coliseum j.: So
inches deep, aud about a1ioclQck a spd
len gust uf u in1l caused the 'a>t th,on@
If pSrsiins there 'asSenSfiedssn fnok * i
rrsv had { ,m = odtiSio'fh fl6ur NAH Th'
l.xcaan.atians af the niehis !llreSSsd la
iisessnsy better vte! inmgiaed than; de
sc, iaed. S,ns.eft hem y Yere.to.be teup,i
neither in Lrd caeetsrfissIdt;s eiodss, no.. n'.
in the Billie. -. s~>:-nt -ac
1t is sssiii .ha, he he reeeip,s nr the Ja
i,ileee amounted to nearly d hi!iioas6
.iullars. 'Ss@a =
1t was grand Yaskse speculation t.
make money. E..i