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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-16

The Amrrican--ls now one Of the Oldest
Companies in tho United States, Chartered
1850.
Tic Amcricnn-TTna 5000 of Assets for
every 500 Of Liabilities.
The Amcricun-Nevcr lost a dollar Of in
ycStmcnts.
sirablc plans.
lritublc.
The Amcrican--Pays Life Policies to tho
insured at the age Of eighty years.
The Amcrcan---llas no unnecessary rcstric-
tons on travel and residence.
The American Declares dividends annual.
~ ut the cnd Of the first year.
The Amrricau.--Pays ali losses promptly.
Has all the tables Of rates for I,itr, En-
dowmcnt, Income Producing, Return Pre-.
n.nm, Premium Reducing, Childrcn's En-.
most favorable terms. Its rates arc low.
1T has both the mutual aud stock plans.
Mr.. 4. 5. CALDWELL, General Agent
North and South Carolina. Office First
National Bank building, Charlotte, y. 6.
REFER TO
Ex. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, N. G..
Gen. Jno. a. Young, d"
Gen. Alexander, Columbia, S. q.
Col. JAS. Gibbs,
" l.. d. Childs,
J. NEWTON FOWLES, Agent,
Ncwbcrry, S. g.
IS" Agents Wanted. Liberal arrange.
mrnts will be made with men who MEAN
BUSINESS, June % ly.
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Tho Fruits.

The application Of the maxim
"by tho iruitsyo shall know Them
to Raaicalsm is the most cruel
test possible Of the conduct Of II
party which lives only by plundcr.
1t is in tho Southern Statcs that
the fruits Of Ratlicalism have been
most abnndantIy realized. North
Carolina, especially has rcaprd her
full share Of the benefits Of Radi.
cal administration. With taxes
soven or eight hundred per cent.
highor than this State has over
known, North Carolina connoL be
charged with not having paid
dearly enough for her Radical
government.
But badly ridden as is this State,
other Southern States have farcd
little better. During Brownlow' 5
administration of affairs in Ten
ncsce he ran the State in debt to
tho extent Of nearly forty millions
of dollars, and few Of tho other
Southern States rulcd hy hayonct.
elected officers have farcd much
better. The Comptroller Of rlori,
da says in his official report that
the expenses Of that State exceed
"thosc of any proceeding year by
nearly three hundred per cont
Tho Governor Of Louisiana SAYS to
tho Legislature in his message
"Tho financial condition OF the
State claims your careful considc
ration. 1t is such rs to cmbarrass
my administration. And the credit
of Tho State, rs tested by tho pri
COS commanded by hor securities
is not satisfactory" Like evidence
has been presented as to th,
wQDtings Of carpct-bag admins
trations in o.hcr States. Corrupt
whito mon, assisted BY iSnoran
negroes have taxed the people, in
creased tho debt and stolen th'
moHoy which should havo bcol
expended for public purposes
This is tho financial fruit Of re
construction undor Radical man
agcmcnt.
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J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
Nos. / & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLIE STON, SC.

Having ample means for advances, 4 bus
mess experience Of twenty years, and con
finng himself strictly to Commission
Business, without operating on his own ac'
count, respectfully solicits consignmcnts Oi
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers Of Produce to him may, Mt thciI
option, have their cousignmcnts sold either
in Charleston or New York thus having
The advantage Of two markets, without cx'
ira commission.
REFERENCES
Bishop W. NJ. WiEhtman, s. G; Col
WIN. johnson, Charlotte n. e; Rev. Y. o.
Sonmcrs. Tenn. Hon. John +. King, Au.
gusta. Ga. Mcssrs. Geo. w. Williams &
Co, Charleston, s. G.; Mcssrs. Williams,
Taylor & Co., New York.
April 2S II ~.
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The Ncwbcrry Herald clubbcd with
LhG Rural American mt very lOW rate.

We will club rho HERALD with the RURAL
AMERICAN Mt tho very low rntc of SO so. for
both papers, ono ycnr, t1S70;) and tho Rural
American will he sent FREE for tho balance
of 1860, to nll subscribers who send IN their
names early! Here Is chance to obtain tho
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T. i. & r. II. GRENEKER.
Nov II, d6--Gm .sU
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The only Reliable Fashions IN all their fetails
The beauties and utilities of Literature. Poetry,
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Some sensible editor, who respects if
he does not "macni(y" his Office, thus
doliyeia8 hlmsclf: mo. great journal
can afford 70 DO nero party follower.
Nojoprnal can become great, or remain
great, DIS a party hack. Tho journals,
has grander function than to DO mere.
ly a a'hag.bearcr lie is. or nc ought to
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Angelina having said that sho was
twonty.Avo, years. old, Augustus ex.
pressed great surprise, remarking, GLOW
can that possibly DO, Angolina9 was born
on Aha! thls !sisamo day with yourself, and, DO.
ing,iaWcnty- y-Dinc, 2itsmust be ------v,-'' .
Sab bntyoa must remember, Angus.
tus, that you have lived much faster than
IL
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Well Boring,

Tho undersigned respectfully informs tho
citizens Of NcWbcrfy that he Is prepared TO
bore wolls upon tho most reasonable terms.
All work warranted to giyo perfect aatisfac.
tion. q. w. FRANKLIN :
Feb 9 5 Smos.
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Herald and NIX Century. ry.......... & 90
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Sash Sc Blinds.

Tie subscriber takes pleasure In announo,
ing tothis community that, having mado
all necessary arrangements, hc will bc oblo
to furnish
Sash with and without
Glass, and Blinds,
at Very Moderate Rates i!
For Cash q!
ANDREW G. CHAPMAN,
Oct. 7 III IT, Newbcrry G. iI,S.C,
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Exchange.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
LAuRESsO. IT., IS, q.

4 gIiAURESSU u. III. ;, q.
This establishment has been completely
furnished, and is now open for the accom-
mediation OF permanent and transicnt board.
ets. Table we'll aopplicd. Rooms COM
Portable. Terms moderate. Nd ea m@isi
81. aYadI,tWlLLIAMS, Proprietor.
Aug. 4 30 II. n a r s 1.
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The BRAZILIAN soldiers, returning from
.sParngday, hayo a horrible story Of find
ing 900 Paraguay womcn in a famishipg
condition, maDyi Of them wounded by
the escSnt tR of Lopez; wh,o on the roads,
4 4 many others were found with thcir
ti,roats8 8cutby hesamc troops. II 2
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOB 1870,

Tho first edition Of One Hundred and
Twenty Thousand copies Of Vick's Illustra-
ted Catalogue Of Seeds and Floral Guide, is
published and ready to send out. 1t is clc-
Gnntly printed on fine tinted paper, with
about 200 fine wood Engrnvings of Flowers
md Vegetables, and beautiful Colorcd
'lato-consisting Of seven varieties of Phlox
Drummondii, making Il flno
BOUQUET OF PIILOXES.
1t Is the most beautiful, rs well as the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving
plain and thorough directions for tho
CULTUkEoF FLOWERS and VEGETABLES.
The Floral Guido Is published for the bon>
Gift OF my customers, to whom 1t Is sont FREQ
without application, but will bc forwarded
to all who apply by mail, for ton cents,
which Is not half tho cost Address,
JAMES WICK,
Jsn 81 II. Rochester, N. Y.
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EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
C"Dnctor | was yaconntcd in the hospital. 10.
fore thnt had no skin disease. Until had Il
h"tlr ot your 'N0nstitution Rcnovntor :" Snnt me
hy Mr.. Roper Of Columbia. Mo. | suffered tor
tnrr. with running sores. Since uscd two bot
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THIS from mdy.-"And now my skin is as
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thinks to your 'Rcnorntor,' Is beautiful" {"
"fcs. yes. may we'll shy such relief wns I'M
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fors six bottles, t~n families here want to try IT,
81 was very much troubled with syphilis. Your
remedy seems to hn curing ne fast. Send four
bottles per Express"
"No more rheumatism Three bottles Of Consii.
futon Rcnovaior have mndc me- new MAN.
"p"Gtor, enclosed iud SO. Please send ne q
supply. rwo families here want to try your
Constitution Renovntor.'
We have moi space for more Of thc above cy>
tracts hut YOU can uSk your urighbor about the
rrm'dy. Every one has something good To suy,
! as II lures every time.
FoE ALL nIakAsEs or Tux
KIDNEYS, RETENTION or THE URINE
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| Nervous rrostraiion, Weakness, General iMssi.
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| comrcls this.
Address. DIR. VI. y. HENRY & CO.,
| Director GcGcrNl Berlin Hospital, Prussia,
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r,.S .sS"t%Gr"!"Iy, % no 2T6 lear-strect rostoec 'oS
q: W. AIMAR. Charleston, Agent.
| ~ CONSTITUTION RENOVArOR Is ST pc,
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| following mall
| Sold by all respectable Druggists
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TERMS-Always In Advance:
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DR.. JOHN Blu L LIS
SARSAPARILLA!
A.Good Reason for the CaptasH's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
TINS
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Brs1os BAnRAcKs. Missouri, April 70 1866.

Brx1os BARRACKS. Missouri, April 10 1866.
DR Joux BriI-Dear Sir. Knowing the efficiency 81
sarsanarills and the he ling and beneficial quail
las Il possssses sent you he following statement Of
my case. ... ,.,,
/ was wounded about two years sgo-was taken prs
oper and confined for six months. Being moved 50 oi-
ten INV wounds have healed yet. bave not sat W
A moment since wounded. am shot through the
bips NV general health is impaired and need some
Thing 10 assist nature have more faith in your sar-
saparilla than anything else wish that tn Is genl-
inc please express half dozen bottlcsaand obge
~ CApTAix c. +. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, Missouri.
PS-The following was written April 30, lsC6, ~
Mrs Jennie johnson. Mother OF Captain Johnson
Ds E,rl,-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DIR. e. y johnson
was skilfull surgeon and physician IN central ~ l..
where he died leaving the above G. johnson 20 =!
Al thirteen years Of age he had chronic darrhs
and scrofuIa for which gave him yof sarsapnra.-
IT CURED HIM have for ten years recommended ~ V
many in New York Ohio and Iowa. FOR scroiula, fevo
sores and general debility Perfect successhas aene'
cd H. TaE crRYs INFECTED sosE cAsEs OF scRofrL'
ASp yEvEn SORES wrnr ALMOST MIRACULOUS. am anx
ous for nv again have recourse TO your sarsap
arila He fearful of getting spurious article, henc
writing to YOU for IT, His wounds terrible, bu
III believe he will recover. - o,,~-so,,
Respectfully, JENNIE SVhNSoN'
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YUNhe this celebrated medicine justly claims
torit superiority overall repdiss e,er,ter 20 The
public for the crgrAiS AID rENAStN1 cufeoi Agee
aud Fever Chiis and Fever whether OF sloi 81 i'hg
standing lie refers 10 the entire Western and sreuth
western country bear him Testimony TO the nun ol
the assertion that in cas-. cure
if the drcctiers strictly followed OUT IN great
many case. in y. dose las le.n sufficient for cure,
and Whole families have been cured by single bottle,
with perfect restoration Of the general health IL Is
prudent in every more certain to cure
ii its use continued in smaller doses for swsek or I'VE
the disease has been checked more N aii
fcult anc ongstanding cases. Usually ms m'eiesns
will not require any aid keep the bowels IN gooe Greer
should the patient. however require csihsrte meet
cine after having taken three four doses 81 lsns
a single dose of BULLS VEGETABLE fAAlLi PILLS
will be sufficient.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office
No. 40. Fifth, Cross Street.
LOUISVILLE, keLtusky.
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ASSERTING POTATOES The proper
time to assert potatoes is just as soon as
they are dug, and while scattered over
the field. At this time every tuber can
be plainly seen, and no extra handling
is required in asserting the large from
the small, as will be necessary if all are
picked up together. The boys will want
to be in school next winter, and asserting
potatoes in q cold cellar. either evenings
or vacation days, is not the most agree
able recreation. We hope they will as
sist on saving themselves from the disa-
greeable task by having the potatoes as
sorted al the proper time and in the
proper place. Hearth and Home.
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~ The corn crop of the United States
IL unprecedcntedly large. From Cincin-
natl 10 st. Louis the whole country Is
almost literally one great corn field.
Added to the extraordinary crop in the
old producing States, hundreds Of thou
sands Of bushels have been marketed
from Kansas and other States west OF
the Mississippi, which have never before
cultivated beyond their own capacity
for consumption. -Vinccnncs Sun.
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B U LIS
Destroyer
To my United States and Worldwide

To nv United States and W Grid w Ice
Readers.
HAVE received many testimonials from profes sorai
L and medical men, my almanacs ana various pup
lications have shown. all Of which are genuine The
following from highly educated and popular physician
in Georgia is certainly Of the mos, sensible cone
have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks of and his testimony essrses
to be written letters Of gold Hear what the Doete
SAYS Of Bulls WORN DESTROYER:
vnLAkow, wALxrR Co.. Ga. !
June csth lsGd.
Dr. JoHx BrLL-Dear Sir: have recently given yonr
sWorm DESTROYER several trials and find II wonde FULLY
ecacous II not failed in single instance I" nave
the wished for effect doing pretty large eonhir!
practice and have daily for some article Of this A1d
am free 10 confess that know OF no remedy res"m
ended by the ablest authors that rs socertsm sn
In lis ELECTS On the contrary they uncertain ~ the
Nv object in writing you il 10 find out upon
,hst terms can get the medicine directly from you II
can get II upon easy terms shall use great deal 81
am aware thar the of such arclesis contrary tofhs'
teachings and practice Of great nsorit vol the refsa'
line Of ~ Ds but noius cause or gccd sense ~ us
csrdng a remedy which know 10 be efficient, SIMPLY
becaus, We nav he ignorant Of its combnst,on Tor
mart shall max IL rule all ard eny means ~ a.
Ieyiae suffering humanity which may he slie TO com
mend not hesitatng because some one mere nxehiess
myself NAV have learned its effects fret end seegrd
the sole a ght TO secure that Hcwsver rn ~
no means an advocate supporter OF the fsoessnSs ~
worthless nostrums that food the country that purh.f
lcnre all manner Of disease TO which human Cesb Is heir
Please replv soon and inform IL your best terms
am. sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS i. CLEMENT n. D.
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B u L LIS
CEDRON BITTDRS.
AUTHENTIC DOCUME N rs
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Men.

sroxv po,xr. WHITE COUNTY, Arkansas May ~. 1865.
I'm JouS Buri,-Dear Sir: Last February was in
7 ouisville purchasing drugs and Igot some OF your
sarsapairiIia and Cedron Bitters.
law who was with me in the store. has been
down with rheumatism for some time, commenced on
your BrrrnRs, and found his general health i'm
Dr. Cis who has been in bad health, tried them, and
he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been In bad heatth Tor several
vars stomach and liver affected - he improved very
much by the use Of your Bitters Indeed the Cedron
Btlers has given you great popularity In this settle
ment think could sell great quantity Of your med
licnes th fall especially OF yur Cedron Ritters
,sarsadarsa Ship me vir Memphis, care 81 Ricket
Medley. Respectfully, Q. b. wALk ~,
Prepared by DR.. Jowx BULL ct his Labatory, Filth
street, Louisville. Ky.
FOR SALE BY IGNATZ ECKERT.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists gen.
orally. Jan. 28, '70-1y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-14
Baltimore Cattle Marker.

BALTIMORE, Marcn III.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1856 head, against 1906 last week. OF
the number offered 1854 head came from
Ohio, 1919 from Virginia; 63 from West
Virginia, 1903 from Indiana, and 81 from
Illinois, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and 20 from Maryland on foot.
OF the receipts 500 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, Sc by Washington
and Annapolis butchers, 299 head sold
to spectators for other markets, and
the balance reshipped to the East
without being offered here. Prices
to day ranged as follows: Old Cows
and Scalawags at 50a5 90; ordin-
airy thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at
) 00a5 so; fair quality Beeves at
= 00a7 co., and the very best Beeves
at Z 50aS rs per 100 pounds, the aver
age price being about 6 20 gross. The
market was very dull to-day at decline
of % to 81 cents per 100 pounds On
good Cattle, and fully so cents ON CON-
mopand medium grades.
SHEEP-The suPply during the past
week has been about equal to the de-
mand, and for good and extra lots form
er rates have been fully sustained while
for common grades the market, is de-
pressed. Prices to. day ranged as follows:
At5ia79c per pound gross for fair to good
fat Sheep.
HOGS-The market has been fully
supplied during the past week and at
the close is unsettled, with q streng
tendency downward. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Still-fed at II 50a
II so, and fair to good corn-fed Hog:
at ~ GOALS 90 per 100 pounds net.