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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER.

Persons unacqunintcd with the structure
and functions Of the Kidneys cannot csli
mate the Importance Of their healthy action.
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kid.
noys is as important, nay, even more so,
than regularity Of the bowels. The Kidneys
remove from The Blood those cifetc matters
which, if permitted to remain, would speed.
lily destroy life. A total suspension Of the
urinary discharges will occasion death from,
thirty-six to forty-eight hours.
When tho Urine is voidcd in small uuan.
titles at the time, or when there is a dispo-
sitlon to Urinatc more frequently than nalu.
raj, or when the Urine is high colored or
scaldng with weakness in tho small of tho
back, 1t should not be tracd with or de-
laycd, but Koskoo should be taken at once
to remedy the difficulty, before lesion of
the organs tnkes place. Most of the dis.
eases of the Bladder originate from those
OF tho Kidneys, the Urine being imperfectly
secretcd in the Kidneys, prove Irritating to
the Bladder and Urinary passages. when
we rccollect that medicine never reaches
the Kidneys except through tho general cir.
cnlation Of the Blood, we SEQ how necessary
1t Is to keep the Fountain of Life Pure.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
School Notice.
Internal Revenue.

hereby give notice that I will attend
and take ASSESSMENTS Of the ANNUAL
TAAES for 1870, at Ncwbcrry. from 22d.,
inst, until SIst Marol.
This assessment includes the taxable in.
come of the calendar year Of 1862, and the
Tax on carriages, gold Watches, billiard t.,
blcs, gold and silver plate, owned March
lst., 1870. Each party will, please note
we'll MS to his income prior to tho date Of us.
Scssmcnt. s -. ....
Persons, firms, companies, or corpora.
tons Engaged in any business, occupa tion
or profession within tho limits Of
Newbcrry County, for which Spccial
Tax is required, must duly apply and regis.
ter their names with me. ga the prosecution
of their business without such application,
will. render them liable. ~ ... "
Furthermore, all persons who arc inter
cstrd in my Ecgocics, Distribn,ivc Shares,
lnhcritnnccs or Snccessions, either US Ad.
miniStrators, Executors or Trustees must
make Returns us In their cnsc provided.
......f II. G. CORWIN, "
ASST. Ass'r. 18th Division.
Feb. %, 8-3t. " ...'. .',
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KOSKOO!
Meets with GREAT SUCCESS in the CURE of
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,

Almost ninctenths of our people suffer
from nervous exhaustion, and are, there.
fore, liable to its concomitant evils of men.
tai depression, confused ideas, soitening of
the brain, insanity, and complete breaking
down of the general health. Thousands arc
suffering to-day with broken.,lown nervous
systems, and, unfortunately, tobacco, aco.
hol, late hours, over-work, (mcntal and
physical), aro causing diseases of tho ncr.
vons system to increase nt a fearful ratio.
~ The symtoms to which diseases of tho ner.
,vous system give rise, may DO statcd as fol.
lows: dull, heavy feeling in the head.
sometimes more or less severe pain or head.
ache; Periodical Headache, Dizziness.
Noises or Ringing In the Head; Confusion
Of ldoas /; Temporary Loss Of Memory Dc.
lection Of Spirits Starting during Sleep :;
t,ad Dreams; Hesitation =, in Answering
Questions; Dulness Of Hearing Twitching
OF tho Faco and Arms, &C., which If not
promptly treated, lead to Paralysis, Delir.
inm, Insanity, 1mpotency, Appoplexy, &c.,
~ i.f.
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1000, 1000 yds. .

Que yard vide, Homespun, for aalo by
Ssbs g., Tiff sl D. MOWER.
Ab$hlntc Divorces obtained in New
Yofkslndiana, Illinois and other States,
legal leycrywllcre desertioD, drunkenness.
norl.syfport, etc, sufficient cause no pub.
licity;sno charge until divorce obtained
AdylccSfree. Business established 6ftcen
yosts. 4 ldross, -.
8$4 N. HOUSE. Attorney,
@ No. rs Nassau Street,
Ai3rsg, Dim. Nav York Gity.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that three months after
date, application will be made for Renewals
OF Certificates Nos. 492 and 404, dated 10TH
December, 1868, for Fifty Shares each IL.
the Capital Stock Of "Thc BANK OF NEW.
BERRY, so. CA.," in the name Of WM. II.
Q. DUDLEY-thc originals having bccn
stolen or lost
Ncwbcrry, So. Ga. February s, 1870.
Fso. o, -lawlt--lam2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD.

DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD.
"Tbo life of the flesh Is in the Blood" is
Scriptural maxim that science proves to
be true. The people talk o. bad blood, as
the cause Of many diseases, and like many
popular opihions this Of bad flood Is founded
IN truth .....-
The symptoms Of bad blood are usually
quite plain-bad Digestion causes impcr.
feet nutrition, aud consequently the circ,-
lation is feeble, the soft tissues lose their
tone and elasticity, and the tongue becomes
pnlc. broad, and frequently covered with a
pasty, white coat. This condition aoon
shows itself III roughness Of tho skin, then
i'll ERrPTlyE aud ULcERArIvE diseases, and
when long continued, results in serious lc.
sIons Of the Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinury
apparatus. Much, very much, suffering is
caused BY impure blood 1t is estimated by
some that one.flfth Of the human family are
affected with scroiula in some form.
When the Blood is pure, you are not so
liable to any disease. Many impurities of
the Blood arise from impure diseases Of
large cities. Eradicate every impurity from
the fountain Of life, aud good spirits, fur
skin aud vital strength will return to you.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
NOTICE..

ALL persons having demands against the
Estate Of CALDWELL W. NcMORRIES,
decd, orp requested TO mvc them proven
and handed to the Administrators on or DC.
fore the lst April next, and all persons in.
debtcd will come forward and mike pay.
mcnt at once rs will mike final settle
ment on the. same. Creditors will lie barred
49,. tR. a. McMORRIE+, Adm'x.
Feb %, S.-Gt,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
CAROLINA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

CAROLINA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
hereby make known that this Company
will commence operations about tho 10th Of
April. Al persons who desire to make good
Investments Of; either money or labor, will
find this to bo the place. Wowlll commence
operations in tho Town of Newbcrry, on
Main Street, near the Depot. Wc will first
manufacture superior lot of TIN WARE,
for tho Wholesale and retuil trade, with all
other articles belonging to this branch of tho
business. Also, we will offer to the world n
superior COOK STOVE. with all that belongs
to this department.. And rs VIC Gun erect
proper buildings, &C., wo viii continue to
open every department represented by our
Stockholders, ,
-. HENRY II. BLEASE, pros't., .
or tho Carolina Manufacturing Company.
r. S. Uutil our Company Is Incorporated, I
hhorcby give notice that no contract made by
my ono is binding on tho Carolina Manufac-
turing Company, or any member thereof,
without my approval In writing. And not
only tho nsscts Of tho Company, but am in
1iyidually responsible for all orders or cons
tracts signed by mo, thus,
=. HENRY II. DLEAsE. Prcs't., C.M.C.
Maj. o, 10-Gt,
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NOTICE.

/ will apply to John T. Peterson, Judge
of probnte, for Newbcrry County, on The
sccon'l day Of March next, for Il final settle.
mcnt, aud my discharge ns Administrators tx
o. the Estate Of MARY II. G. WHlTMIRE,
deceased. All PERSONS having demands
aS inst said estate will hand them in TO the
undersigned, or to tho Probate Judge, on
or before that time,
MARY j. CROMER, Adm'x.
En1
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
BOyd's Prolific Cotton
Seed for Sale

have several hundred bashcls of the
above named seed for sale, which ure Of.
fcrcd at one dollar and twenty-five Il BUSH
el, sacks included. These seed are warran. .
ted to be equal to tho best, and far snpe-
rior to most Of the seed sold ns Mr.. Dick.
sons. have made and picked 1900 lbs.
seed cotton from one acre Of land planted
with these seed. My address is Ncwbcrry
G. H., S. G. NIB. DAVENPORT.
Feb S Ct.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Notice Of Compromise !

With the consent Of the Court of Pro
bate for Newbcrry Gounty-all persons
indebted to the estate of Robert Stewart,
deceased, whether by note, bond, account,
etc, before the lst July, A. D., 1865,
rnn compromise their Indebtedness on ap.
plicntion 70 Mcssrs. Fair, Pope g. Pope, At.
torncys for said. estate, il application be
made, OH Or before tho first day of April
next. All not compromising Ly that time,
Mill bc proceeded against Other wise.
ELIZA r. STEWART, Adm'x.
Mar. 0, lot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
KOSKOO!

Is remedy of Wonderful Efficacy in the
cure of diseases of the kidneys and Bind
der. In these Affections it as near spcci.
tic as any remedy can hc, 1t does its worl,
kindly, silently, and surely. The Relief
which ii affords is both certain and pcrccp,
tiblc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
WANDO EERTILIZBR.

The experiments Of Tie past y.sar yssr hsy.
Eont,med those Of for ."cr. Jrart, and estat,-
ilishca 0cyond all? trovcrsy, y,hc, sSI1st
merit OF thls South Caroliua Fcrtilizer-
The undersigned are the Agents at Eswbet-
ry, md will furnish, my quantity li,eeeded
bv tho p'nntcrs pf this section. They also
have great number Of small pamphlets
continuing Testimonials OF iDnny of the best
planters Of this anl aNjoining States. "a
to its fertilizlng properties, whic', they viii
distribute gratis.
r. MooRMAN & co,
i'm 10 3 tc "'."" ",'"1iH'A il# taT faHF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Attend to Your ChiIdren's Teeth

We are so often called on to extract the
frst MoIars or jaw Teeth for children, and
to regulatp;o strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from neglect, that
We think it advisable to call the attention of
parents to tho subject; SO that the back teeth
may be filled and the front teeth noticed
whilst children are cutting their second set,
so Ms to prevent their coming irregular
Children shed, or lose but ten teeth from
the upper jaw, and ten from the lower Jaw,
and tho Molnrs, or Jaw teeth, which they
cut BACK Of these belong to their adult or
grown set. Many persons say they we're
not aware Of this fact Now notice and act
accordingly. Charges very moderate
FERNS Cash. Il. s. WUALEY, ..
Mar. 2, Off Surgeon Dentist. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Notice,

will apply to John T. Petersor,,. Judge
of Probate for Ncwberry County, on t6e
23d day ofMarch next, for final settlement
OF my accounts, and my discharge as- ad
ministrator Of tho Estate Of Catharino Buz
hardt, decd. Those holding claims against
said estate must present them on or before
that day or they viii 10 barred.
.. D. II. BUZIIARDT, Adm'r.
Feb. %, 8-.6t.* .....f ..
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N. T--"'.- = -.T'S'-' -. 7'fS 80. -
Carolina Manufacturing Company.

Seeing tho great need Of u nucleus around
able 10 move with systcm, tho above named
company has been formed for tho purpose of
forming q combination OF sucl, men and
HcApital, as viii DO necessary to put into suc>
ccssful operation a grand machine shop, for
tho purpose Of putting into shape all raw ma
.terfaf accessible, that oil who will. may huvc
work to do, and that tho community may be
supplied with tho nocessaries of tho tlmo at
;such prices aS will put them in tho reach OF
'ull.
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Notice.
Notice.

Pursuant to the order Of tho Hon. John
I. Peterson, Probate Judge for Newberry
will sell Mt Newbcrry Court House on the
second Monday, the l4th day, in March
next, tho following property belonging to
the estate Of X. Stewart decd, 10 wit:
. ONE CARRIAGE &
..r. ONE BUGGY.
Terms Of salc-Cash.
ELIZA r. STEWART,
fco. 23, S-3t. ~: Admir-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
A Premium on Cotton
and Corn.

vii! give premium of half Ton of Ell.
wan Fertilizer Tor the largest yield of cot.
ton from ONE ACRE OF LAND, munurcd
with tho Etiwan Fertilizer, and grown in
this County. Aud an additional half Ton
for the largest yield Of Corn from one acre
OF land, grown in this County and manurcd
with the Etiwan.
Jan. 2G 4 9m or, SCOTT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
~ IATEsT,QUoTATl0Ns, OF ts., isT i
EBoUTHt RN SECURlTIES, !,

IN CHARLESTON, s. c.,
Corrected Weekly by As 9. .KAuFhAN, Bro
,~RcA No. 25 Broad Street. Z, [
2N ''' - MARCH I, 1870. - 80
STATE SRcUR1TIEs-So South Carolina, old, 94o
89; do new, -a78i do, regIscd stock, ex Int u
CITY YSkcyRlylts-Ausa'ta. g Ga2 bonds - "a {.
a. SEEif Eife LS?% Bonds, Is; Columbia. s. e.,
,DAILnoAD bonds -Dluo Ridge, first mort tgage,
Goa; Charleston and Say annah, 6oss.. Char
sa bsrlineton Iaa as 4GS$si tossSis Ss
SSss.ein Se o. sS;asdntesss sad &
South carolinai : ss; do 76i spurtRnburs and
un%ISni %SainosS q tsrocxs-obnr,o,to Colombia and
Augusta, "a 55; GreenyIle aud Columbia, "a
! Northeastern. Iasi Savannah and Charles
ton,n s ~ South CorseIinn, whole shares "a
Cold, llealls; SILVER, 1lo oaiIa. - ~
ES-.t 'soyrn CAROLINA DANK BILLS. 3...."
Bank sBa Of Charleston. ..............-a-
Bank Of Camdon!. .i:..... ...!.....'.... 40 =
Bank Of Georgetown: :..................... ga
Bank k ot OF SHs SIester: Sa-
!sSk aSk Sf sis%SYs sais " c. prior to 1851
.cYauors and Mocha s' Tx t ofCrlestonD @ eSS
rsre2plsts BANK Of Charleston. ...........-a-
sOI,SRc.,sn sniOa Bank Ct chaIlssto .hs to
t'soethwes,srn i 1 BANK Of ofCbarieston, ,new,- a
state BANK Of Chaflestop; .;:i;;.:,.:;... Sa.,-
..Exohange Bank of columbia :. ..........lO =
,45erchauts' Bank Of Cheraw.... ........s sa-
State of South Carolina bills receivable. par.
CITY of Charleston Change Bills. ,...par.
ssssI3ills nnrkcd thus ~ arc being redeemed at
athe BRpk Counters Of eaoh. en-, .7.i. y
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HNIlE ncXt session Of this SCHOOL will
l. begin on the first Tuesday in january,
A. d., 1870. Tho Scholastic year will be Ill,
vidcd into two sessions Of ~ weeks zach,
with q vacation Of two months IN tho Sum.
NOR. Terms per session Of 40 wooks 8s fol-
lows;
Primary CIass- Spelling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic. c...........,. $40. 90
Junior Class-DlOdcrn Geography,
English Grammar, and Including above 3l5. 90
Senior rClass--Physicai and Ancient
Geography, History, Mental Phlloso-
ply, Rhetoric, Composition, Latin,
Hrcck, Algcbrg, Geometry ,Trfgon0ul0.
try, NaWrnl Philosophy, Chemistry
and including above. ..,,,.....,. 800. 90
Ono halftho tuition must invariably be paid
In advance and tho remainder at tho end of
oach Session. No reduction made except in
cases Of prolonged illness. ~. -
e.French, German, Spanish and Music will
DC taught ny aompotent masters Mt moderate
rates. Particular attention will DO given to
tho study of tho English Language and Com
position,
For further Information apply to .tn.
Col. s FAIR, Pres. Board Trustees.
B. Z. DOOIER, Sec. Board Trustees, or
the undersigned at Ncwbcrry, s. G.
A. T.. PlFEIt, Principal.
Dec %, 60-tf -. .
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STOLEN.

!, .EROM my pasture, March 3D., "a PALE
RED COW, with epecklcd sides, medium
sized horns. and about four years old. Said
COW was unmarked when slolcn Sho had
acsigihree days old which is ID my posses.
siona Any Information will be thankfully
rccslyed, and reward Of $40 paid for her
seepyery. JOHN A. A.BEDENBAUGH,
sFtaf. 0, l0---2E Frog icvel, s. G.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-02-05

street for money to be lent to the needy At
quarter per cent. day, or ninety per cent.
year, which is fourteen times more than the
hanks are allowed to charge for discuu.;uc
short paper. lfa governments agent sbould
be directed to sell quantity Of -four to 4
needy people at six dollars per barrel. Int
Tor certain considerations, should sell it all
to capitalist, knowing that he would com
pei the people to pay 500 barrel or s,arvy.
It would De similar to the abuse of the mower
conferred on the banks, and wieldel liz them
in favor Of capital
Some Of the large capitalists in the citv Of
New ork, during the years included be-
tween 1886 and 1910. bought up bonds and
mortgages perfectly well secured, and bear
ing SIX and seven per cent interest. at from
ten to thirty-three and third per cent. dis
count from their par value They also
bought millions Of dollars worth Of well in
dorsed notes at from one and half to five
per cent. month from the face of the notes.
Some will say that the paper sold at these
rates was Of doubtful character. but such was
not generally the fact. Individuals Of
known wealth, extensively engaged in bust.
ness, and in want of money, sold large
amounts of their paper indorsed by men in
equally good standing. at three per cent.
month discount These notes were. to say
the least, quite as safe as the bank-notes fol
which they were exchanged.
(TO BE CONTINURD.)
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refer to the frightful catastrophes in the coal
pits, which startle the world with their fire. /
ouency and their sad results The operations
OF the miners in this State are not as yet at .
tended With that risk and danger which sur I
rounds the miner in other States; but who
can tell how soon they may become 50 Hi
nois is already the leading agricultural State
in the Union the day is not far distant
when it viii he the leading mining State 4
Blest by Providence with the largest btu
minous coal field 10 the world. it becomes
us to bear in mind two facts relating 10 this
interest 1st. We are not to consider what
it now is, but what it is shortly to become.
I'd. That we are framing an organic law not
only for present, but for future use
The article reported BY the Committee on
Mines and Mining presents three PROPOSE
tons. The first, that provision be made by
law, to be enacted by the General Assembly,
for the protection Of the lives and limbs and
health of operative miners. Second. That
this be done BY the construction Of escape
ment shafts, and proper ventilation. Third.
That the legislation be enforced by apprO-
pirate penalties. Without either of these
propositions the others would be useless. If
we give them any, we must give them all.
A law to the violation of which no penalty
attaches if simply an unmesning form, not
worth the paper on which it is printed or
written A law which processes to give
protection to the miner and does not provide
for an escapement shaft in every pit of sufi-
cient depth, and for ventilation in all mines
in which ventilation may be required, is no
protection at ALL Without the accompany
ing provisions, the first becomes nullity,
and desire to see the article adopted as a
whole, or rejected as whole. Let US give
the miners all they need, or refuse to give
them anything [ have no special prefer
ence for the phraseOlOgy in which the pro-
position is offered. If any amendment, en-
bracing the ideas suggested, can be presented
in more concise and equally comprehensive
terms, it will be cheerfully accepted.
would give them, however, all they ask,
and if | had preference, l would give it to
them, as far as possible, in the language
chosen by themselves in the section before
u.s. Their lives, as a class. protect them as
we may, will be shorter han the lives of
those who follow more healthful and less
dangerous calliugs their exposures, mitigate
them as you please, will be greater than
those to which any other class can be sub
jected their calling, with all the guards that
can be thrown around it, will yet be IN
healthy, productive Of disease and premature
decay.
These are evils which we cannot remove,
and which they must continue to endure
There are other evils to which reference has
been fully made, which legislation may miti-
gate, and in some respects remove. 1t is
for this Convention to determine whether
the remedy shall be applied.
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SCIENTIFIC.

SIMPLE EXPERIMENT SHOWING THAT
AIR POSSESSES EIGHT.-Heat little
water in flask, until the air is purged out,
and, while in this state, cork tightly, and
set aside to cool When cool, balance care
fully in a good balance, or even ordinary
scales then remove the cork to admit air,
and again weigh (including cork( the adj
ditional weight of air admitted into the flask,
will be sufficient To sensibly turn the scale.
A GOOD weather guide is made by placing
in glass tube or narrow phial, two drachms
Of camphor, halt drachm Of pure saltpetre,
half drachm Of muriate of ammonia, and
two ounces Of proof spirits. In dry weather
IKE solution remains clear on the approach
Of change minute stars will rise up in the
liquid, and stormy weather is indicated BY
the greatly disturbed condition of the
chemical combination.
IMPROVEMENTS IN BASD-sAws The
superiority Of the endless band-saw over the
jg-saw for many purposes is universally &C.
knowIedged. A recent English improve
i ent or rather modification in this class Of
machinery consists in mounting the endless
band-saw upon two disks placed one above
the other, and extending it also around a
third pulley or disk which acts as the fly
wheel and driving pulley, so that the saw
may be driven by manual labor applied to a
winch or handle attached to the large wheel
or by other motive power.
GLUE WHICH WILL UNITE EVEN Polish
ED STEEL.-A Turkish receipt for cement
used to fasten diamonds and other precious
stones to metallic surfaces, and which is said
to strongly unite even surfaces of polished
steel, although exposed to moisture, is as
follows Dissolve five or six bits of gum
mastic, each Of the size Of large pea, in as
much spirits Of wine as will suffice to render
it liquid. In another vessel dissolve in
brandy as much isinglass, previously soften
ed in water, as will make two-ounce phial
Of strong glue, adding two bits Of gum am
moniac, which must he rubbed until dis
solved Then mix the whole with heat.
Keep in phial closely stopped. When it
il to be used set the phial in boiling water.
MAGNETISM has been found to exercise
considerable influence on the running time
of watches made with steel balances. One
whose balance possessed magnetic polarity
to an unusual degree (althosgh it had never
had intercourse ~th magnet) was placed
with the dial upward and in such position
that what was found to be the north pole Of
the balance would be toward the north, when
at its place of rest In this situation the
watch, although a fine one, gained FIVE
minutes in "a hours The position being
changed 50 that tho north pole Of the balance
was toward the south, the watch lost SIX min
utes in "a hours. A good balance was
then substituted for the steel one, and the
watch was found to run accurately.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-02-05

COMPUTING INrEREsT.-Here is a new
method Of computing interes; on any num-
Der Of dollars at six per cent, which appears
simple:
Multiply any given number of dollars by
the number Of days Of interest desired +;
separate the right hand figure, and divide BY
six the result il the true interest Of such
sum for such number of days at six per cent.
This rule is so simple and so true, according
to all business usages. that every banker,
broker, merchant, or clerk should post it up
for reference. There being no such thing as
a fraction in it. there is scarcely any liacility
to error or mistake. by no other arithme-
teal process can the desired information be
obtained hy so few figures.