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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Important Decision By the Supreme
Court,

Tho "Phcnix" Of the 25th ult., p ub.
lishcs in full tho opinion Of tho supreme
court by Chief Justice Moses, in tho
case Of James U. Adams against John
Klcckly. The question made in the
case was whether tho Clerk or the She.
riff is the proper officer to make sales
directed by tho Circuit Court. The fol
lowing points were decided:
LIST. That when tho Court intends The
sale to DO made by tho proper officer,
the Sheriff and not the clerk, is such of.
iicer.
I'd. That it is in The discretion Of the
Circuit Judge, for reasons satisfactory
to him, to nominate my tit aud proper
person as the agent Of the court, to make
snlc ordered by 1t. This decision OK.
plodes tho common opinion. that all the
duties Of the commissioner Of tho courts
heretofore established for tho admins.
tration Of Equity arc to DO performed by
the Clcrk Of tho Court Of Common
Pleas. These courts. says the Chief
Justice, no longer exist; their jurisdic.
ton has boen transferred to tho courts.
Of Common Plcas and upon this trans.
fur all the officers aud machinery Incl.
'icnt 10 them were abolished, except 50
far as retained by the existing law
When circuit Judge in matter Of
Equity jurisdiction orders salc it is by
the direction Of Court Of Cannon
Pleas, Of which Court tho Sheriff has
been the executive officer, and has made
all sales from tho earliest lcgiSation.---
Tho decision is in conformity with the
practice in the United Suites Court,
where both law and Equity arc admin.
istered by tho same Judge. As the
opinion is not confined to salo in the
particular caso under consideration, nor
to sale, under any particular order or
decree, but is wide and extensive MS the
jurisdiction Of tho Court, it becomes a
general rule for future guidance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
400

n NEw iSyESTIoN. machine, in.
vented by Tenncsscan. promises to
'evolntionize the process Of making cot
ton goods. The Commercial Bulletin,
of Boston. thus alludcs TO this inge.
nionS implement
This machine takes the cotton from
the boil, and at one operation it is gnncd,
carried to the cards, &C.. and finally
coiled into cans. J.. Il. Clements, Of
Smyrna, Tenn, is the inventor of this
prodigy, only one Of which has vet been
made-that being in successful opera
ton. lie claims that it's use will enable
the manufacturer to dispense with two
thirds Of the usual number Of operatives,
and will reduce the cost of making
goods at least forty lcr cent.
Wo understand that the results Of
this contrivanco were displayed at the
late exposition Of textile fabrics in Gin
cinnati. IF half as useful as it promises,
it should be made the subject OF inquiry
and encouragement
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
NYEiSg!fss7 q.


UNiTEb SrArEs DsBT HELD in EURopE
-.-WnAr TliE pEorLa PAY ON IT YEAR.
LY. Tho London Pail Mall ,Gazetles sestt.
mates the amount Of United States. Bonds
held abroad, to be about stwolYs hiindred
millions ,}of, dollars; so.the people arc
drained<Sof about seventy millions OF
gold or One hundred millions dollars In
currency overy year to pay tho interest
duo foreign. bondholders. Tho interest
Is paid in gold, whereas, tho money
loaned tho Government was paper, not
worth moro than forty or fifty cents in
tho dollar. Tho amount paid to foreign.
ors alone, in tho shape Of intorost on the
public debt, is four or five times as great
as tho whole revenue and expenses Of
tho United States Government when
Con. Jackson was elected President
yet, the people under tho sway of party
politicians, and press under tho infu.
ence of falso ideas, or the corruption Of
capitalists, stand all this and six times
as much. Again we say lot tho people
do Justice to themselves, and no moro
than justice to Bondholders-pay In
paper what was borrowed in paper.
[Greenvflle Enterprise.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Rg-A WONDERFULD DISCOV'

.. sn In the South where Ltvcr Complaint and
n'to"s diseases prevail to so great an extans.
thero has long been felt need of a medicine
that would act specifically and promptly ON the
Liver, restoring 1t to ilsnormal functions, and
at the Same time be safe from after effects. aud
yet so simple that It might bo used by any ono
1t Is claimed that DIR. TUrrS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS supplies this want. They ae,
directly on the Liver their constant use will
not injure in tho slightest degrees tho m ost deIt>
cate constitution. Females at any period may
use them with great benefit, and rss,ixo great
relief ife m the distressing which they sx-
periencc at certain times These pills arc no.
recommended as universal eure.ali, but simply
for diseased Liver, and those maladlcs which
follow arrangement Of that important organ,
suoh n' Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, CoItiveness, Piles, JaundIss,
Sour Stomach, Ladies Heartburn, Chile and
Fover, Foul breath, Rest.es.ness at night, and
Flatulercy. These Invaluable pills may bs found
in every Drug Store of any note in the South
AID West
Sept82.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Mr.. Bonner W0tild Not Publish MrS."
Stoves Byron Article.
New Yonk, August 80, 1860.
n r L

New YoRk, August 80, 1850.
To tho Editor of tho Heralds
In your paper Of this morning, find
tho following statement, copied from tho
Louisville Couricr.Journal, In regard to
Mrs. Stoves recent article on Lord
Byron:
"Dana and Bonner fairly burst with
spleen-Dana because ho didn't invent
tho Byron scandal, and Bonner bocauso
he didn't got It for the Ledger. Dam.
nation!' cried Bonner, when ho first
got an inkling TT, why didn't she
fetch /. to moi Why, I'd havo paid
her a cool $4,000 for It,"
This IS not only falschood but 4
faisohood which no Ohio at all acquainted
with mo could ever have invontcd.
Whatever might have thought about
Mrs. Stoves article, 1t would havo been
quito contrary to my habit Of speech to
characterize 1t by the word Examinations"
but this l must say, that million of
dollars could not have induced mo to
print that gross and indecent article in
tho Lcdgor, no matter what tho pub.
fishers Of tho Atlantic, Monthly we're
willing to do. Few womon have ovinced
20 much talent as Mrs. Stowo. | have
myself purchased articles from her for
which l chcerfnl|y paid her high price
but they were very differont articles
from tho one under consideration. And
do not believe my true friend who
wns himself III his right mind could have
advised her to sell for any sum that
morbid, terrible, and unnatural hallucin.
alton about Lord Byron. For her sake,
sincerely and deeply regret that she has
done it. | know OF no article published
in my lifetime calculated TO exert more
injurious and dcmoralizing influence or
the rising generation and for this reason
] wish everybody to know that nothing
would have tempted inc to publish il.
ROBERT BONNER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

SCALING OLD DDBTs.-At tho present
term of the Court, tho matter Of sealing
debts contracted prior to 1861 which
has excited so much interest among our
people, was submitted to jury, ma mn
finally disposed Of Tho scale adopted
by the jury, gives to tho creditor one, one,
half Of principal, and one.haif i%teres. !,n y
up to the 1st Of January, 1871, aiio"'hs
no interest for any subsequent time
This decision OF the jury seems to come ON:
with bad grace upon that class OF cfeu,, a,,
tors who demand tho last dollar OF on o,o
debts. Perohance the jury was 100 ~.
efol to the debtor, but we have no doubt
1t il best for ;all classes OF our people, MS
| it will relieve the. unfortunate debtor
and at the samc time afford q tangible
basis for tic settlement Of all debts con
tr.acctcd beforo tho war.-Abbovillo Ban
! nor " - ~ p ..'.... .- .. H ..'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Tho use Of Revenue Stamps Is not
generally understood, and rs business
just now is not very brisk those in.
terestcd can improve their knowledge by
pcrusing tho following:
All notes and evidences Of debt, five
cents on each 800; if under $100, five
cents ; if over $l00, five cents on each
$500 or part thereof. All receipts for
any amount. without limit, over 800,
two cents ifundcr $40, nothing Checks
Of any amount, two cents. All deeds and
deeds Of trust, fifty cents on each $500
in value Of the property conveyed or the
amount secured when deed of trust is
fully stamped, the note secured need not
be; but they should bo endorsed to
show the reason why. Mortgage bonds
need not be stamped if stamps arc
affixed to tho mortgage. All tho ap-
estates, or cstrayS, five
cents on each piece Of paper. AfIidavits
of every description are exempt from
stamp duty. Acknowledgements to deeds,
&C., are also exempt. Contracts and
agreements, five cents for cach sheet or
piccc Of paper, except for rents or when
for rent, fifty cents for each $500 of rent
Or less if over $500 fifty cents for each
5000. or fractional part there. !
Of in excess of $500. Any person inter
estcd can attix and cancel stamps.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Trtbnto Of Y,gpoet.

At a meeting Of Amisy Lodge No. M.
A. r. H., held on tho evening OF thn nh
inss'' she Following Preamble and Resolu>
tions wero unanimously adopted:
Whereas. It has pleased tho Grand Master
ono Of our number from bis temporary i.a
pors nero: that he may enjoy tho eternai
rest ana Felicity prepared for tho good and
accepted brother.
Therefore bo It
beloved brother, NJ. D. Metts. this Iofiga
ana the fraternity at largo have sustained q
seyero loss.
Resolved, That tho community in which
nc saS 6G'1dsa dss have In his DEATH so sustained
Resolved, That We deeply sympatbise with
his bereavcd wife, who has lost a loving
husband, and can only hope that "Ifo who
tempers tho wind to tho shorn lamb" will
be to tho widow a comfort. ''
Resolved, That this lodge DO draped In
mourning Tor the space Of thirty days, and
that blank page Of our minute book be
dedicated TO his memory.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
pc transmitted to his borrowed family, and
printed In tho Newberry Herald. :,
+ 81 $SS$S;R$SSSSS$H$sejoHn s.; $$S$$Ss. $SSHsj Committee.
And whereas It has been reported to thi,
Lodge by Its Committee who attended tho
funeral Of our deceased brother III. b. Me,ts,
that thoy were kindly and munlftcen,ly srea-
ted by the friends Of tho deceased and our
brothers of Clintin Lodgo,thcreforo be It
Resolved. That we arc under obligations TO
our beloved brothers Of Clinton Lodge fnr
their Kind offices aud accept tho same as an
evidence OF their fraternal feeling. I,'"'
w. G. MAYES.
P.RODELSPERGER,
J. 0. PEOPLES,
COmmitfea
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

The recent marriage Of the Governor
Of Florida is thus feelingly noticed in the
Pensacola Commercial
His Exccllency Harrison Reed, Co
vernon Of Floridn, by tho grace Of the
"Voudoo," has taken to himself wife.
during his =, cen 'r,p North. We f., !
very kindly Oh oil such occasions, and
our Joy and warmcSt wishes for the Go.
vornor's future happiness arc only damp.
oncd by tho fear that the State Of Florida
will havo to pay tho expenses Of the
bridal tour, as sho already paid the cxs
penscs ofa private law suit and q poll.
tical excursion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Don't Mistake the
Store.

The second door above
Movers new brick building,
Immediately opposite Dr..
Whalcy's you will find L. r.
Marshalls Store, where
FRESH FISH
may bo found on Saturday,
the 18th, also q supply Of
LARGE FINE SIIRIMPss
l have added largely to my
Stock, lately. Now have Dry
Goods, Hardware, Groceries,
Nuts, &c. a:..,
Every week / am getting
fresh supplies,and my notion
is to keep o we'll assorted
stock of FRESH Goods, / ut
never to keep too large a
stock. 4. 4, |. 3. 2,
Como "a and 7, See me ard I
will sell you. goods and at
low Sprices.& 8}',5 A ate.@ .>
.@ "! h lRIEM'EMBER lRI,tEIIl n N | i +
G" .L.Y Y,R:,*M, M,arsl1all.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Wo invite attention to notices In another
column, Of that rare and valuable work, by
DR., Francis Peryc Porchcr, M. D., entitled
"Resonrccs of The Southern Fields and For
ests, ,"-Mcdical, Economical and Agricultu.
raj. 1t is important to professional mon,
merchants, planters, farmers, and immi>
grants. and to those abroad deSirous of in-
formation with respect to the vegetable and
agricultural resources Of the Southern States.
Being also a Medical Botany of the South>
ern States; with practical information on tho
useful properties of tho Trees, Plants and
Shrubs. Walker, evans Cogswcll, Print
crs, No. 3 Broad and 100 East Bay Streets.
Charleston, 8. G. Octave, 740 pngcs-
Bound In best best muslin, So so. Library
form, 81 so. hook sent postage paid, upon
receipt of the price. 25 per cent. di$coun,
allowed the trade. Orders may be sent tc
the author, Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Court at Abbeville, Judge Orr Clears the
Docket Of 900 or 600 Cases.

WV
We learn from the Abbovilc Press
that Judge Orr, with his usual ability
and skill, disposed Of 500 or 900 cases
on tho docket; on Tuesday of last week
three hundred nnliligatcd cnscs were dis.
patched in one day alone, leaving some
fifty cases. which wc have no doubt were
discharged. Judge Orr deserves the
gratitude of the people of Abbevillo as
we'll as Of Grecnvillo for the manner in
which he labors to strengthen the affairs
OF our country. We can, without any
hesitancy, say that he is net only the
most learned and ablo Of our judiciary,
but also the most zenlous and earncsl
champion for tho prosperity of the State.
II will be seen from tho annexed cx.
tract from the Press, That the Abbcvillc
juries vent farther than any heretofore
in bringing old debts down to something
like what they ought to be: an all cases
which have been brought upon ante.
war debts, tho jurics have fixed the
measure Of their vertlicts at onc.falf OF
tho principal, and interest to tho lst
January, 1861. And tho majority Of
these cases. by agreement Of counsel,
have been referred to the Clerk, 10 as.
sess tho amount Of principal md interest
In conformity with this standard.
"ln cases Of Confederate debts, tho rule
Tor scaling debts, which is furnished by
Act 1859 has been applied, except iI
cases OF peculiar hardship, where owl
dence has bpen gone into as to tho true
value Of tho property ~
Judge Orr will hold Court at Now
berry, In October, In the place Of jude
Boozer.-Greenvillc Mountainecr, o
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

IN tho wino.growing regions Of
California, vino is cheaper than milk. In
Anahim and Los Angeles, common wine
IS but thirty cents gallon; milk costs
nf.y. Even n common strong wine is
out forty cents. In Tuolunmc County q
large skilled wine.roiscr offers over four
thousand five hundred GALLONS Of excel.
!cnt vino at twenty-five cents per gallon.
In Co|omo tho price Of tho two Is the
samc-lo'ty cents. In Sonomo, good
wine is for sale at forty cents por gallon
and milk is tho samo price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

FARMING ON SMALL ScALE.-Dr. G. l..
Glazener, of Pickcns County informcs
us that in 1867 he enclosed II acres
of old worn out land and planted it
IN sweet potatoes, manuring in tho drill
In 1868 he added to the manure. and
planted tho satno in sweet and Irish
potatoes, housing from it in November
ono hundred bushels of sweet and fifty
bushels of Irish potatoes. On the 23d of
Dccemher INST, (after mannring and
breaking we'll he sowcd upon it ore and
half bushels of wheat, from which he
reapc'l fifty seven dozen, on the 18th Of
June last. which yielded thirty bushels
Of clean wheat. Tho Doctor thinks five
bushels wero destroyed by gang of
pigs before aud after cutting. This
proves how easily and even rapidly our
waste lands may be restored and made
to yield fair profit for the labor cxpcn-
dcd. The manure used was from the sta.
ble. -Kcowcc (Walhallu) Courier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

THOMAS CARLYLE SwEARs THAT We ARE
Gorxh TO He'll The condition Of Amer.
len vas descantcd on by Mr.. Carlyle IN
terms less remarkable for fIattery than
foroo. "As sure MS tho Lord reigns,"
said no, "you arc rushing down 10 holl
with desperate velocity. Tho scum of
tho world has got possession Of your
country, and nothing can save you from
tho devils clutches. Not perhaps" !"
cried hc, raising his voice to it's shrillest
notes, "a holl burning with material fro
and birthstone, but tho wide wcltering
fiery chaos Of corruption in high places,
and The mist nlo Of tho people. A fine
Republic thatl England follows In the
train, and Is even now on tho brink OF
tho Internal prccipico-and hell below" "
Ofcourse could make no roply to these
.'prophetic sounds 50 full Of woc," but
waited in serene silence for tho tempest
!$' t. !! pass oyer.-Riploy's Lo'ter IN. IN 'hes :
| tElOHno.. ~ NJ :. - - L-nn- y I.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Duo West Female College.

OUR 10th year will open MONDAY,
tho 4th Of October. Faculty same as for
wears pnst, Tuition per session $50;
French $40, Music (Piano) $24; Board.
Ing ii tho College boarding house, kept
by Prof. Kennedy, N$l2 q. month. Fuel
and washing about So month. hoard.
ipg in, ,other families at about tho same
rate, Terms, cash in. advance. ) 'Necessi.
ty %compels us to.mako tho small charge
for French. 'Eatih Is taught without
charge. For Catalogue. &C., address (
i4ltf, tRsv j.IaBONNER, President.
e Sept o.? Ha ~" ! @ '4s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

The Sumter News says that q steam Flow
will soon appear In Sumter. Speaking of
improvements, tho News hopes that q re.
ward will DO offered for the acre Of cotton,
cultivated in Sumter, which shall produce
tho largest quantity and best quality OF
gosts Reunion of Sumter and Clarendon
counties. 8u.is s
y ls believed that. Precedent Dayis will
porna,,aiheesnn'sl, 'fa,iesn' reside in England. .
I. snoy, ! rsS /, ltsst and Ice, haye ,S!roady up.
pr i aEdaera F Hsheg Of calamblaJis dead
4Pesuvinn earthquakes asp rshsstsd.s00 {
SIonisiaha expects i :flss crop &thil
gear Of 10, 900 bushela. z ]f%t}l s -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Meeting of the Circles of Praver.

The Tenth Convention Of the "Cir.
clcs OF Prayer will be held at Green.
wood, on Wednesday, before the third
Sabbath in September next, being
the 10Th day Of tho month.
This meeting has been changed from
Wednesday before tho. I'd, to Wednes.
Der. ';''
Brcthroh, one and NIL, como up III tn,
spirit OF prayer and ,sppplication,. ant
let us hope for n moro gracious 'tilh'
than We have ever enjoyed. ,".I iri
HENRY r. WILLIAMS. ~
Chairman Inst Convention
P. S., Delegates wiil<bo pussed owe
the Railroad for ono fare. - - ~ .
August 80, 1860, '''' '' ''''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
COM M ERCIAI

NEwBEnRY, September 7-Cottou firm at from
% to 3. cts
New York, September 6--7 r. 81 Cotton
9net and dropp ug, with sales of6 bales, at
Cod. after great excitment and activity,
closed quiet, at SIT.
AuoUsrA September 6--CDtton market firm,
with sales OF lS2 batrs--middlings 81; receipts
166
CM,RLasToN, September G-t:otton steady,
but closed quiet, with sales Of 100 bales--mid>
dIiDgS SO IA SO: receipts 81.
LIyKnPOoL, Septrmber 6--Eyenlng Cotton
1at-ml,lunds 81 O,leuus l3?; sales 500 bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
SrARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD.

SrARTANBuRG AND UNION RAILRoAD.-
At a recent meeting Of the s:ockhol-
ders, the following officers were elected:
ThoS. B. Jcter, President, and Messrs.
S. Robo, j. W Miller, G. W. II. Lcgg, j.
=. Bomar, j. l.. Young. r.. N. Dawkins,
j: +. GiSt, Wm. Munro, r. j. Gage, j.
f. Y. Lcgg, j. II. Evans and A. Came.
ron, Directors. The Presidents report
represents the affairs Of the company in
condition.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

SouTfrEnNEns Read "Personne's" Re-
miniscenccs Of Confederate Camps and
Battle Pields, now being published In tho
XIX. Century Mt Charleston, S. c. Sold at
all book stores. ...
LAp1Es.-You will be interested every
month in the sparkling DISHES and
Spoon 9" Department Of tho XIX Century
Magazine. Illustrated and entertaining
Ask your bookseller for It. Yearly sub
scription $3.50. Single numbers 35 cents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
Eclipse Of the Sun.

Fino Photographs Of the Eclipse Of tho
Sun, August 7th, 1869, Photographed by
Wren T. Wheeler, Laurens G. H., s. @.
These Photogra phs show tho Eclipse at
three different stages, and are beautiful
pictures of that "Brilliant Orb Eclipsed."
Mailed to any address on receipt Of 30 cts.
Address WREN & WHEELER,
Photographers, xaurens g. H., s. 9.
Sep. Stii, 1850. r.... .-... ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Mr.. J. II. EStill, the proprietor Of tho
Savannah Morning News, chastiscd
the deputy postmaster of Savannah
yesterday, for lmpcrlincnce.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
* '%NEWBERRY.:'~
Wednesday Morning, september s. 1860.

Sale or LAND.--Mr. w. B. 8. Beard
sold valuable tract Of land In this
county, yesterday, containing 1000 acres,
more or less, to Messrs. Mathis & Pay.
singer for $4,000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Rosn HosuANA.--The Jewish now
year was celebrated by tho Israelitish
world Monday and Tuesday last
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Our young friend Of yc Ancicn Regime,
we mean Capt. John W. Montgomery
who is always on time, thou i, not on tick
and who went upstairs immediately
after the late corfag-has agnin condo.
secndrd TO descend - this maultlin sphere,
and may now be seen in his magnificent
store, lately occupied by Mrssrs. Paysinscr
Il Wilson, where ho will shortly have on
view n large selection Of all the choice sill
yer wares, t"blc services, gold md silver
watches, and jewclry Of every description.
The Capn. being himself n great admrer
Of the beautiful nnd recherche, has undoubt.
cdly selected corresponding stock Of
goods.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

The ycar 1900 was remarkable for
the birth Of four OF tho most ilustrious
mon of modern timcs-Napalcon, VOL.
lington, Cuyier and Humboldt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Mcssrs. Wren e. Wheeler, OF Iaurcns.
will please accept our thanks for photo.
graphs Of the suns luto eclipse.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

The exercises Of the Ncwbcrry Female
Academy are resumed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

The September number Of tho South.
ern Cultivator, rs usual, filled with in.
tercsling agricultural matter, is 20 hand
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill,

II NV y Vto Vt"UHV AK1V1 ""@T
Cures diseases Of the Liver and Stomach.
TUFTS Expectorant, ,..
TUFTS Sarsaparilla ,,,a, r,e,;oht.
r,,o ore.t Alternative md Blood Purifier
.w.rranted tho bsst dye in rse. ThesS ai.s. s,na-
taTd M"rrase rpraaesparatIons for sale BY Dfuss'''
everywhere: r... .....
Sep. s 95 1y. .f,.... -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08
New Fall and Winter Prints.

We are now receiving a nice selection of
Fall and Winter Prints, with and without
the side stripe. .,. ...
LOVELACE Il WHEELER.
Srp. s 25 1t. .. ~,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Wo had the pleasure of recently meeting
with Mr. J. N. Anderson, of Edgcticld who
Is at present with The house of D. r.
Wright & Co., Of Augusta, dealers in Brit.
ish and American Dry Goods, &c. Mr. A.
was in our section on business connected
with his firm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-08

Mr. II. G. Wiskeman can be found at
tho store of Mr.. A. Harris, during tho
latter's absence North.