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Spicy.
Tho Charleston Courier SAYS !:


Saturday night an entcrprising thief
entered the house Of Mr.. Gitbcs, at the
corner Of George and Mecting.strects,
and stole leg Of veal that the occupant
had purchased for his Sunday dinner,
IIe was discovered aud lodged in the
Guard House after being made to dis
gorge.
After its Disagreement, who claimed
tho meat, Mr.. Gibbcs, or the Chief Of
Police
a hog owned by Mr. j. NJ. McElheny.
Now Hudson, Allegheny county, New
York, fed exclusively upon whey, weighed
687 pounds dressed.
Not surprising in the least as it was
fed upon weigh (whey>.
A. badly bunge,l up Emerald Islander
in response to the inqnii y "Whcre have
you been? said, "Down to Airs. Mul.
rooneys wake, an Elegant time We had
Of it. Fortcrn fights in fifteen minutes !;
only one nose was LEFT in the house. and
lhat belongs to the tay kettle.
Every body to their taste rs the old
woman said when she kissed her COW.
: A young lady said to her beau, as she
held a pot Of hot water in her hand,
"promise to marry me, or III scald you."
"Lct it come" he replied, "l'd rather
have little poured on mo now than to
live in it all my lifc."
Quite a sensible young man.
When young lady offers to hc,n n
cnnbric handkerchief for rich old bach
rl"r, she ncans TO SOW in order that she
may reap.
Mrs. Mnnics says it is "drc'ful" hard
to lose a husbart. She never got used
to it ill she lost her iDrrth.
Mr.. Boswell Baden, Of Indiana, has
had So many wives that he can't rcmcm.
bcr their ramcS.
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The CATERPILLAR IN FLoEIDA.-A pri.
vatc letter from Mr.. &. Ellis, one of the
most experienced planters in East Flori.
da, dated Ellisvillc, Columbus County,
June %, says: "rhcro is no doubt
about tho caterpillar being here, though
they aro not doing any harm rs yet; but
they arc here, and have wcbbcd up in
some places, but in snail quantities. -.-
The fly can be seen almost everywhere.
| do fear they will take the present crop.
| f so, ! don't SEQ what will become of
the people,"
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In tho District Court of tho us
District of 8. q.

District Of 8. q.
In Re A. w. r.. Simmons.-Rank,unt
Ex parto Wm. r.. Tarrsnt.
This is to notify all lion creditors Of thu
estate OF the said Bankrupt, to prove their
liens before o. G. jaeger, Registrar. Al
Newoerry U. H., on or before tho lst Az.
gust next or 10 debarred from tho benefit
o,any decree to be made in tho above
by order Of the Court 1st July. 1aao
July 7 90 1T.
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For the Newberry Herald. ]
ACRGSTIC LINET.

Evadc no look give to thee;
Love hatcsan nncongcnial gaze.
Let not IL irown come back to me,
Atllictiny all my remnaAt days;
Give but one si.h, an,l will he
Renewed in life, and all my ways :;
In mcmory's wild but silent stream
Far and wide let one ripple move,
For me, and mny it ever seem
In every wave the choice Of love,
Now since thy sighs canst me redeem.
JUNE, 1860.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
July z &c II.
NEWDERRY CoIHTY

NEWUEKKY COUNTY, =
BY John I. Peterson, Probate Judge
Whereas. Bennett Hancock has made suit
10 me to grant him Letters Of Administers
iinn. of the Estate and effects Of Jas. X.
Lvles, dcceascd.
These urc therefore to cite and admonish
nll and singular. the kindred aud creditors OF
the said deceased, to bo and appear before
me. in the Court of Probate TO be held At
Ncwbcrry Court House. on the Goth day Of
July. inst, after publication hereof, at
II O'Clock in tho forenoon, TO shew cause, II
any they have, why The said Admtntstration
shonld not bc granted.
Given under my hand this 9th DIV OF
July, Ammo Domini 1869,
join T. PETERSON, p.J.N.o.
July 7 &c 2t.
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For LITTLE FoLKs.-lt must prove Of inter>
cs: TO the little ones to learn that the Mary who
''hnd little lamb whose fleece was white as
snow," Is dead. Her name was Mnry Scott, slle
lived in Cniro, Mass, and was 95 years OF nge.
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Gov. Scott, Chairman Of the Exccu-
tive Committee, has advertised to let out
the contract for the completion Of the Blue
Ridge II. r., from Anderson, S. O., to
Knoxville, Tenn.
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In Tho District Court Of tho u s

IN Tho District Court Of tho u. s.
District Of South Carolina.
In Re G II. Sondlcy-Bankrupt Ex Ps,,e
Snrah McCuoch.
This Is to notify all lien creditors Of tho
estate OF the said bankrupt TO prove their
mems hstorc q. &. Jaeger, Registrar, at Now.
perry . H., on or before the 22nd inst.
Or DC or"'rren from the benefit Of any do.
cree TO be made in tho above stated cssa.
July 2 90 81; 0. ..,
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nnNMND Nrar

,, C0MMERUIAL. 4, -.
prices, ut from % to 30 cents. '-' - 'ei'
New YonK, July al r. M.-Cotton QUILT,
with sales of9c0 bales, at 341. Gold 81. ~"
m'd.d'ings 3sj saIss 10 bales; receipts iz7; u.
1rmeri uplands 121; orleans i23: ssles o0S
bales Breadstuffs firm. -. - '' ~N''~~
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Il imingtoa Star.


StS STROKE How ro AVON lT.-Thc
season when the Sun's rays pour down
With their greatest inlrnSity. and inllict
upon the head Of man the dangerous
malady known rs coup do snlcil is now
AZ hand, and it is well !o'rcmind pcrsons
Of the fact. Very simple precautions
will save persons from being seized by
the malady in question. One of the
best prcventives is thin pircc Of sponge
loosely scwcd into the top Of the hat, and
occasionally m"istcned with water in the
c"urSc of the day. We have heard of n
man who walked twenty miles under n
hot Sun with damp pocket handkcr.
chief inside the crown Of his Int, and
did not suffer any Inconvenience. The
precautions arc so obvious and simple
that people do not regard them. Were
they complicated and expensive, their
use would he more general.
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HoRRIBLE DEATH OF a CnlLD.-Ncar
Kalamazoo, Michigan, on tho 10th in
stun,t, q daughter ofD N. Keep, three
years old, was killed by freight train.
Tho child was playing by tho track, and
tho mother. seeing tho danger, rushed
toward and seized hor, but too latc, as
the engine wheel passed over tho little
girl, cutting hor in two, leaving ono. hall
tho body in tho molher's bands. gtr
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District Court Of the United States.
For the District Of South Carolina. In Bsnk.
Bankrupt
L" whom It may concern The unders,snea
ien by gives no ice Of his appointment a. Ae.
slghrc Of the estate orJOseph W. Hill ofths Coan.
o. o. mmMetwOerry'and - stlte OF South Carolna with.
Impf upon hs own petition by tho district court
81 smid district. Dated Both day Of Dec. A. b.
'oGni ,',,.. ~ ., j. N. MARTIN, Assignee.
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The Chas. News says that the newly
appointed assessor Of Internal Revenue
for Edgeficld- was old John
Browns right hond man. 54 ...
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Let Southern Women Keep Thoir Complex
f0na

w Ht1LLoUouDY." tho entertaining New
York correspondent Of the Augusta Con.
stitutonaliSt, writes thus concerning tho
now art Of cnomcling the female inlcgu-
mcnt. 1t is Il most horrible process,
and we are glad that most Southern wo.
men nre too poor to indulge in it, Won.
der it they wont eventually devise some
plan to scoop out the whole face, aud re-
place it with Il pretlicr one That would
20 something worth while taking hold OF.
But lot tho ladies listen to "WILLoUGnBY:"
An interesting branch Of business,
which, though quite familiar to the Pa.
rlSihnS, is somewhat novel to tho citizens
OF Now York, is that Of cnamcling The
bo'le,i whether married or single, who has
decided to adopt this method of renewing
the freshness Of her waning charms. un.
dcrgocs. rs n preliminary, tho somewhat
trying ordeal of IL mic oScopic, inSpcc.
ton, and while submitting to Il scrutiny
SO severe. the smallest impcr(cctions up.
on check or bust, such aS any rough hnirS
Or furry, arc removed by the application
Of linament plaster, or mcdicalcd Sonp.
Thus prepared, the face mud the neck OF
the fair one, or the one dcsirous of he.
coming fair, which over you may please
to term it, is covered with coating Of
enamel composed Of arsenic, white lead,
etc, which Is made into semi paste and
agrecably 'perfnmcd This application
will endure, ordinarily, no longer than
dny or two, but MS it is desirable that the
improvement should bc lasting, the pro.
cess is generally renewed every few days
for the space oI some weeks, and in this
process, The trimming and pcnciing of
the eyebrows is not untrcqncnlly inclu.
deh Sometimes the fair subject Of these
operations, or, as we said above, the sub
ject nhou, to become fair, wishes only to
bo specially captivating upon some spc-
cial OCCASION, ar, her funds possibly, may
be in low condition, in which case she
is cnamclcd only pro tcn., and pays nc.
cordingly in surh instances, the change
being only from ten to twenty dollars.
In other eases, where the lady wishes
always, and upon all occasions to charm
To the utmost her attendant admirers,
she makes more permanent business Of
it, and is rendered iaul;lcSS, so far as
complexion goes. for the space of six
months or more, ut Il cost which varies
from two to six hundred dollars.
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Mr. A. Harris proposes to supply the
market Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
with good beef, nt s and 10 cents per 10.
A consummation ,lcvontly to be wished.
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Woman's rights received blow nj a
recent wedding ii s.. Louis, whcre, tho
clergyman INSTRUCTED tho Bridegroom
thatho must 30 tho rdlcr;in tho honso.
hold and not allow his wife TO perVert
Scripture by nsarping Tho authority.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-07

Mr.. r. II. Marshall, auclionccr, will have
public auction in his snlcsroom every snle.
day, and oftcncr when necessary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-07

WHY "A Kentucky paper thinks that tle
word croquct is too Frcnchy, md proposes that
the game Which 1t tcSignatcs be hereafter called
"Prcsby tcrlan Billinrds.n Why Presbytc
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The WAY IN 1owA.--A week or two ago,
young lady Of Iowa., while on the why to her
wedding, was offered five dollars by another
young man If she would marry him, and she
consented. Tie disappointed 1oyor having made
up his mind to marry, proposed to the sister OF
the litter on the same day. Accommodating.
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NEWBERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, July 7, 1860.

We invite Ito attention Of our lady
readers to our fashion correspondence.
Il letter will DO supplied monthly.
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TyrE---SIzE AND NAME-Tho largest
metal types now cast are ten line plea
which is the standard size type, and is
one.sixth Of m inch long. Smaller than
this comes small plea, long primer, bour.
geols, BREWER, minion, nonparcil, agate,
pearl, diamond and brilliant. Plea is
known by the French MS Cicero, because
his works wcrc first set up in this type.
The ncxt largest, English, is for tho
same reason known as St. Augustine
BREWER was first known in printing bro.
varies. Minioh was so called because
1t was tho smallest type then, known {;
nonparcil because the make, thought it
could not bo cquallcd. Pearl was tho
production Of an ambitious dio cutter.
Diamond was cast in a Baltimore foun.
dry; aud lastly, brilliant, in which it
takes 1000 Of tho lottcr to mako pound =,
and which Is but,a twentieth of nm inch
long. is tho production ofa typo cutter
In Berlin. 1t Is said, howovcr, that there
Is ,Prussian microscope type, smaller
than this, which has never beer brought
to this country. Wo hopo it never lnay
W. '.a,.t-,--. sg-->-,,s Htts 49, --.-'A
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Masonic

a Regular Convocation Of Signee
Chapter No. ls:r r. A. NJ will be held
in the Chapter Room, on Monday night
18th July at s O'clock. Companions
will assemble promptly, and without fur
thcr notice
BY order Of the NJ. e. II. P.
Il. II. GRENEKEn. Secretary.
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THE CROPS.

The report for the months Of May and
June, ISSUED by the United States Ag.
ricultural Bun eau, shows high average
condition of the wheat-and the pros.
poets Of an abundant crop, it is asserted =,
are very favorable. Rye, barley and
other grains arc reported to be in fine
condition. Barley has been sown over q
wider area, particularly Y in California and
the States West Of the Mississippi Riv-
er. Oats have been more extensively
planted in Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa..
Missouri and Kansas, but not To the
usual extcnt in the Ohio Valley. Corn.
planting, il is stated, has evcrywhc, G
been retarded by excessive rain and
cold. and rcplanting has been required
in many instances. The crop is, there
fore, backward, but generally vigorous,
with prospect Of fair yield. Cotton,
planting has been stimulated by the
high prices of 1868, and wider area
has been cultivated. In the Southern
States, however, the IirSt report Of the
cotton crop were unfavorablc, on ac.
count Of the cold and untowartl weather
Of the Spring. Later reports arc more
favorable, and the hot weather, il is
stated, is producing great change in
the prospects. Sorghum has been cul-
tivatrl very largely fr syrup, and in
some eases for sugar. The small fruits
have teepnnnsuaily abundant in their
Yield. FeacilrS promise to hc abundant
10 Nov jersey an'i Del, warn, hu; in the
West the crop viii only h.. fair, aud Il
short supply is Threatened il the South,
whcr" in SON" i"' "'a!ilirS unlimtly iust<
nirp"d the buds.
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FINAL NOTICE.

ALl' persons having demands against tho
EStnlc Of Charles benson, deceased. are
hereby legally notified to present them to
the subscriber on or before the Sd day Of
August next, MS will make settlements
on said estate on that day. Those who fail
to present their demands, will be barred af.
ter that time
Those indebted to said estate must make
p,yment by that day, Or they will be eueA
withou, respect to persons.
B. II. MATHEWS.
Jniy 9th, 1869. Administrator.
July 7 26 1T ..
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Notice

For Final Discharge Of Guardian.
Notice is hereby given That will mako
Il final settlement with my Ward, W. J..
Harp, on Tuesday, the 10Th August. 1862
and will "sk for discharge at that time:
S. G. MERCHANT,
july Z ~ 6t. GuardiauI
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HEALTH AHD VITALITY. 1t seems Ms
if sudden deaths were on the Increase,
md it is possible that the hurry, excite.
mcnl, worry and prolonged cXcrtion Of
modern life, not to mention the gen.
cral disregard Of the law Of health, may
account for the fact. The Boston Jour
nal, referring TO the death Of Mr.. Ray.
mond, says:
We know merchant in tliS city, the
head Of an extensive aud prosperous
house, who boaSicd that for twenty
years he had never taken any recreation,
or, on wock days, been absent from his
business. And yet he died suddenly
and bankrupt. We cannot, of course,
say, in n case like This, that ir such a
man had been more obscrvant Of the
laws Of health. he would have attained
to the ngc of Father Cleveland, but it is
a reasonable supposilion That he would
hive lived longer than he did and cn.
ioyed life more.
1t has been said that it is well for
men to have some complaint, or the np.
prchcnsion Of some hereditary disease
just enough to keep them on their guard
and make them pay some sort Of atten.
ton to the laws of life or health. We
sacrifice everything to whatever wo un.
dcrtakc-buSincss, pleasure or study
even to idlcness. Whatever tho most
men do, they do it with will.
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Hans and Go,tlcb, two Tcutonic
fticndS in Buffalo,, recently had drink
ing match in IL beer garden. They pro.
gresscd meek and neck" to the fifteenth
glass; time, thrce.quartcrs OF an hour.
The clock struck ten. Hans lonkcd at
Gottlich and G"ttlicb looked Mt Hans,
md both looked at the sixteenth glass
which they held full in their hands. "By
tam, beat 'cln." Hams was heard ,n
muttcr, and with an effort he drained his
glass G"I.licb tried to follow SUIT. hn,
conhln't gel it down, and had to set bis
half'cmptied glass upon the tnhlc. Hans
perceived this movement, and gra>pr,l
his seventeenth glass. \ short struggle.
and he was on,sidc his seventeenth.
1.-TWO 10 one on Hans" was the cry.
Gottlicb had nearly finished his six.
tccnth. but suddenly il dropped to the
floor. and the feeble words, 81 can drink
no more, issued from between his eth,
as he Sank in drunken oblivion. Hams.
who had worried down about o.thirds
Of his eighteenth glass. when he saw that
he had won the victory, locked up cx.
ultinyly at his friends, and said pointing
contemptnously Mt his fallen foe. "Wth
: by tim if was to t'y again could
drink der whole kcg," aud then fell back
exhausted.
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CAsuALTY.-l.ast Sunday afternoon,
mulc attached to n buggy, became frac.
tious and dashing along prccipitalcd its
occupants. The vehicle was smashed,
and master Joscph Hunter had his leg
broken near the ankle. The wound is Il
painful one, but he is doing well.
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SolREE. E.-Onc Of those pleasant little
episodes, which SO happily relieves the
monotony and hum.drum realities Of
care and business, came or Monday
night last Mt Helena, on which OCCASION
the youth and beauty Of tho village Ind
assembled in tho spacious work. shops,
which had been tastefuly prepared for
tho event, and under the inspiration OF
music md pleasant convivialitics, spent
few hours most delightfully."-, in the
merry mnzcs Of tho dance. Refreshments
were abundant, and the young gentle.
men were devoted IN their ga.lantry To
tho ladies'.
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PROBLEM mol
Is Y d Il. NJ A 7 Il 4
Black.
IILhite.
White to move and mntc In thrco moves,
without moving his king.

TUE WEATHER. This section Of coun.
try rs well as the weather will permit us
to remember, has been without rain for
three or four weeks and during tho last
10 or 16 days blazing. burning sun has
Parchcd and baked tho earth and scorchcd
and wi'hered vegetation. The very grass
ard weeds arc willed, yellow, dead. Our
hopes for snvory Tomatoes aud Juicy
melons arc broken; green corn, too, with
all the hltlc ct cctcras, Of the kitchen
garden, we fear have gone by the board.
Talk about brilliant suns and tropic
hcats--wo have had them here, and
winds too, that seemed to come from the
breath OF, the Srocco. humanity here.
about hns taken heat dreadrulIy 1t has
painted, swcltcrcd, become sun.dricel.
The thermometer has been for days to.
sethcr ms high MS $50 in the shade, and
even the devil has sighed for iccbcrgs,
snow. capped mountains, valcs, cascades,
ellis and cool cellars deep down IN the
cavcrns of the earth, for fountains, and
Sylphs and iced ambrosials. @ what n
devil. lie must he in love! But let him
Swcat-why shouldn't he ? lIc makes
other people sweat.
But the only thing that seems to -four.
iSh under the fierce rays Of the sun, is
tic cotton plant. IL looks charming.
So we drink n glass Of sparkling aqua to
the health Of King Cotton!
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School CELEnRATloN,- Tho cxnmina.
ton OF the pupils Of Miss Dolly Boozcr's
School, at Helena, on Wednesday night,
of last week, VIC learn was highly crcdi
table. We regret not being nble to at.
tend owing to indisposi,ion. An eloquent
address was delivered by Mr.. Thomas
Moorman. The music on tho occasion
was chnrmingIy rendered by trio OF
accomplished young ladies, Miss Maggie
Lcavcll, Miss Mary Boozcr aud Miss
Mary Chalmers.
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William Townsloy, Of Sholburnc Falls,
has ,"swopped horses" 600 times during
bis )lfe Of two scoro years.
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THE GE.ioRIor$ ForHru was celebrated
on Saturday the 3rd hy the colorcd pco.
pie OF this town and district 10y an i'm.
menSe procession and pic mic at the old
academy grove. We are bad at guessing
and cannot say therefore how n,aav of
the men and brethren we're out, bn, there
might have been fifty thousand more or
less. II WAS IN immense gathering, and
we nrc pleased to say that from begin.
ming t" end there was no bad conduct or
disturbance Whatever.
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Notice.

will pay the bes. Market prices, for fue
beef delivered on foot to my store, .,.-..
July 7 2G If. A. HARRIS.
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butchers Lightning FIy.Ki1ler!
Death to tho Liylngl Long live tho KillersJ
Sold by Dealers. Every,oAsrei
July 90 limo. s....u
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CorHT. The Sessions Court, July
Term. Judge Rutland presiding. com.
nenccd It's sitting on Monday Solicitor
Tallcy of the 9th Circuit is in attendance
The business before the Cnur, is most.
ly for petit larceny and burglary.
and will plobahly occupy much valu
perhaps come up-that Of the Statr
vs.. j. d. Epps, charged ~itil the murder
Of ------ johnson, colorcd, killed last
fall near the Lutheran College.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE. Tho third
Quarterly Conference Of the Methodist
Church for this Station, commenced on
Friday aud closed on Sunday night last
The Rev. W. III. Fleming, presiding cl-
der, conducted the meeting, and was as-
sisted by tho Rev. .. a. Darby, pastor,
and tho venerable and beloved Rev. Da.
viii Derrick. The meeting was full Of
interest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-07

The commencement in Erskino Col.
lcgc ami the Due West Female College
occurs on Wednesday and Thursday 1lth
and 10Th July inst. Persons going by
Rail Road will he passed TO and from
comm cnrrincnt for one fare. Extra trains
will run from sc, to Donalhs' on Wed.
ncsday aud Thursday arriving al Don.
alLS' SA a. H., leaving at 5 Il. NJ.
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We arc under obligations TO oltr Young and
cStccmcdi friend. j. W. Folk, of Woinrd Coils
lcgc, for 'complimcntarics' to all the privileges
anu pleasures Of The commencement occasion,
which takes plncc on the 1ith of this month,
together with Il most cordial invitation to at
tend. IN response to which stnte that IL
health and opportunity permit, tho Senior will
nvail himself Of the pleasant privilege. AS he
leaves in day OF two for Glenn Springs To re-
cuprratc-an imperative necessity just now
should the waters prove propitious lie will Ger
tainty so up to the Commencement.