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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
IMMORTELLES.

% fadeless, chsnge,ess amarantline bios.
AS sonst g%<srG Il J
Your strange, fair forms are charming to
,ztns.i my eyea, -.. &. .... ......
They make me dream Of dcashless eye, and
-'S-",l 6osoms ',
"' Whose lovelight lasts--wlo.e feeling nev.
ni. es dice.
They make me hope that some things we
Ia may cherish,
81" Though much Of seeming brightness mclts
That not all glorious hopes are doomed to
perish,
Though earth is earthly, and her charms
decay.
1know that deep within my soul Is nour-
ishcd,
Though years l,avo ncd. the golden dreams
ofyouth;
Know amid tho weeds one flower has
-. aourished- "
Tho sweet and falr forgct.mc.not of
Trut". ----...
Iknow the same impulses stir and guide
AZ. me, ... .0t.. .
Though iron chains may drag my feet
astray;
Though ghosts of wrong and sin may walk
beside me,
Ny soul, aspiring, seeks the better way
s,,u, still cling to Natures hcavcu.scnt
beauty,
Though weak with toll sometimes may
g.. forget;
Still, still strive to keep the light Of duty
Flaming afar DER reefs Of dark regret.
Like you, fair blossoms, though tho snows
are drifting,
Though win,ry storms arc beating on my
path,
Still 10 the sky my soul her eyes is lifting,
Knowing Gods love is greater than his
wrath.
Knowing that though our sins may rise like
p, mountains,
Though earthly weakness drag the spirit
q, down;
liis love flows ont in never ccasiug fonn |
tains,
And more than man lie knows WHO wins |
the crown.
lie knows Of womanhood's sclcabncgation,
Her sacrificing Of u!l else for love
Her rising on the wings OF cxaltation
To fall, and ind her only hopc--abovc!
The leaves that sheltered you, the stems
which cherished
With winters (rests havo fallen to decay;
But though from earth your parent stems
have pcrishcd,
fou eloom in yorr unfading hues today.
And Though know the years arc gone for.
ever
That nonriSlcd bcautcous Blossoms IN my
Aear1
The blossoms still remain, 10 Tcavo nn ncy.
Till hope, and love, and life itself depart.
And to each dear one would hnvo rcmcm.
bcr
The blessed seasons passed, leave flow.
or,
An lmmortcilc, TO bloom in lfcs Decem.
Der,
Aud link my memory with eouc cher.
ishcd hours
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb.
tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds.
WIFI directions for culture, PREPAID
Dy mall. The most complete and i'm.
dlcl0us assortment In the country.
Agents wanted. 49,
% Sorts Of either for al 90: preno,d nv roou
Also Small Fruits Plants Bulbs, ali the nav ' poL
tatoes &C., prepaid by mail. lbs. Enrly Itnsc
Potato. prePald for slrc Conover's Colossal
mTERnfa&as, naE SS Per hundreds S25 per 1910, pre-
Iioneysuckle, 80 cts each, prepaid True Tano
S1d ~ Cranberry, for upland or loxiapd culture,
@ S,icUd per- hundred, prepaid, with directions
trade list; Seeds on Commission. e'''' "''o
aon, ID 81; WATSON; Old Colony Nurseries opd
eea tn iaan wnarehouse, plymouth, Mass Established
Doos, 4s..4m. .... ,...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Mr.. Robert Dick (says the Kings.
treo1 STAR killed worry largo
eagle q fcw days ago. Ho had
destroyed about thirty pigs be-
longing TO Mr.. Dick.
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The Newbcrry Herald dubbed with
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we VIII club the HERALD with the Rur.r'
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Well Boring.

.,. ihe undersigned respectfully informs tbo
c,'lzens OF Newbcrry that he is prenared -" ="
"1re we'ls upon tho most reasonable ,erms ~
a.; nn work warranted TO give perfect satisfnc.
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tockport is tho champion fight
ing Stown Of Texas. Fivo fights
in five days, and throo mon killed,
is tho latest report. Lively place
that. a.. se.l. 81. =
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4 CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

"a sss L4TKEks @, III, S. O., .,tltf h
This establishment has been completely
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modatios Of permanent and transient board.
Portable. Terms moderate. ~
j.. J. n. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. 4,
Aug. A 80 II.
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no QDNSWMlt1rIVNg0 Y
HNltE Advertiser, having boon restored to
i health In fcw weeks, by . very aim
po remedy, aftor having snfforod several
ycars with n scyero lung affection, aud ,ha
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with the directions for preparing aud using
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. etc.
The object Of the Advertiser In sending the
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try his remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing,
and mny provo blessing.
Parties wishing tho Prescription, will
pleaso address .
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
Juno Q 81 1y.
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COLUMBIA, ID
\ S0UTM i GAROLINA.

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ellers and others seeking BOARD for the
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IA call Is solicited" b
My Omnibus will be found at tho differ.
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General Bcauregard's matri-
monial engagement with Mrs.
Haas, of Now Orleans, has boon
announced.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
fore that ! Ind no skin disease. Until I had a
bottle OF your "Consttution Renoyator nsent me
by Mr.: Roper, Of Columbia, Mo-. l suffered tor
ties am oil we'll except q small sore Oh the calf
ofmy loft leg, aud TINT is getting we'll fast.
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sha"k. "E" to yo r saGG My
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mo more rheumatism Three bottles of Consti.
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Tracts, but yon can ask your ncighbor about the
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The Amcrican-Is now ono Of tho Oldest
Companiesin the United States, Chartered
1850. ';.h ''
Tho Amcrlcan-IIas 5000 of Assets for
every 800 Of Liabilities.
The Amcrican-Never lost dollar Of In
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feitablc. =
The Amcrican-pays Life Policies to the
~, insured at the age Of eighty years.
Ihe American--ltas no unnecessary reetric.
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The Observation-Disclosures dividends annual.
~ at the end of the first year.
The American-Pays all losses promptly.
Has oil tho tables Of rates for Life. En-.
dowment, Income Producing, Return Pre-.
MUM, Premium Reducing, Children's En-
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most favorable terms. Its rates are low.
IL has both the mutual and stock plans.
Mr. A. 3. CALDWELL, General Agent
North and South Carolina. Office First
National Bank building, Charlotte, n, C.
REFER TO
Gs; Gen. cSs; Sso v.nss, :. Yssn~ oh.''S'ts' ~ Q.
Gen. Alexander, Columbia, 8. o.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

0S and sfter erWEDNEsDAY, Jannary 10. tbs
so,,oylss sonss Sohedaie will be run daily, Sunday
Gafolina Road, up and down, snd WITH Nisht
ads adaln on Charioate, Columbia and Augusta Road
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Aparty Of sixteen young men
left Charleston on tho 524th, to
seek homes in Venezuela.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Although tho first woman was
hardly M angel, Adam doubtless,
thought heran Evangol, 5s .lS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Rochcfort has givon no names to
his children, and they are do
signatcd simply as No, !, No. 2,
etc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

a Louisiana bolle issaid to be
Tho handsomest woman lin Romo.
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iienry's Constitution Reno. atar

feoplo have been rescued. ar II wcre, from tho
very Jaws of denth, by timely use Of this great
remedy. o'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

vs,Ssees 20 umher a,-r, have r'nrned vefdss
600 the plsinta Ts ss broah ID onS me
lumber the nfopery Of Defendants fshng on en-
negligence Of me owurs causing 70 e pop.in
hns an hs oone, oG spd Pnest occupied ~ j.
Wnsow and John J. More, entered sHhy i"-""' "e 49,
robbed Of $500 worth Of ewelry sud slveTware' - .
HUDSON CTTY.-In the Hudson county ElrGn,, III g.1,
cow udsn.ut for 10 6s2 AID $l9 a. have been obahei
Me(reery and Rober wancck ,gan n NJ r. n p p,., ,ra
Director OF tne hie hri~a' p
time ago has ohtant -"s
ercence since il that Mr. ssson refuses 70 e ftspo"r
her debts meeting Of the si-on County osf convene % la
Appropriate resolutions adopted
trne 70 ,e the deceased pronounced ~ JUICE Ran
and Wear. The funeral took psoe Yesterday
attended by The bench and haf a. well AZ etIe
ns,., Mr. Morris member o. the New Jersey bar for 20 years
County for than 70 years, aud al one e
Oft Court Of Common pleas
NEWARK-Yesterday morning George K Snyder
Justice Nugnt charge Of wife deseron lie
~ months Miss fson daughter 0i w H. o
Thev lived happily until January when shyder
her fathers house for few weeks While
there from her husband informing her that he would
support call herself his wife lie IL held
bail Tor trial "A builder named Spnkman who had bis shop burned
recovered full has ascondd leaving debts
smouutn oboken intending embark
from doing this by learning that an
board looking for HIM sTnman traced barber
Conference WIN. H. Pitts received delegate ffon
aud the Rev j. C. Gilbert from t. General
held the of the Rev jams
smmond who charged with having ccnpd to se cbureh ahd
society out Of the connection
ELIZABETH.-James Franklin, a boy at school,
needle into his breast his heart He not expected to e
TRENTON-A milk dealer named George Free
published circulated by hanlbi the statement
dealer Bma Easthuu had sold milk from diseased
The Of David oar Of The 7s mtdn sgnst Charles v" jay
Of The UTiOH S for libel expected to be taken rp To-Day
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
ARRIXED

ARRIVED.
steamship ssmsna Martyr Liverpool May Queenstown via
sesmsbip Smidt Schwee Bremen April 2s nd and pass
ship :. G scranton Williams, Liverpool April 9, mdse
Bari II L. Routh Marin Bristol Bng q days railroad iron
Barb Danneborg, Jorgensen, Bordeaux 40 days mdse.
BIZ Dckeon Rio Jano ~ days. coffee Is an.
Brg Antelope ISvere Grande do sul IS days hides
Schr j. H. Burnett Chase musquash, ~ B IL days sples
scHoosEIS-kIyEK AND coMTwIsk
Rosips Ehrsbethpor. Martha Nibhos, Macliss
C. p McD1ett Bilabethpor. Alqui.,an, Gardiner
G. n Var Name Ei1abetlpcrt. H. B. Collins Hartford.
G. r. Paynter EhIabehport Jane New Haven
David Nelson Bhrabethpor. Ereier, Providence
John Price, Bll,abethport. j. H. Borden, Pal River
New Zealand, ElirabebpOr. WIN Gillian, Portland, O.
Motto, Hhzahethpor John warren rroyAence.
Only Son, BliEsbehpot fnchard hofeh, Dfehsch'
julia Ann BI1abetiport. Pair Wind, New Bedford
j. Tinker EhEabetlpor. Mana Louina Cape Aun.
r PaJks ElIabethport Maggie Bell, Roclland.
f'TaSs. + fSse kP1sJJaSsl PORT JoISs @
tps W CARTON nfhSp Fan Ryer Cynihis Jane Provdepce
r Meany Portland CT Empire, New. London
Hsppuck, Norwich Mary Isabel Port Je1eBon.
Martha Jane New-llayen. Csrabele, Rockpor-
T.. Lindsey, Connecticut River Circle Connecticut River.
Geu. Warren, Sag Harbor
BELOW.
Barb Alexander Almfett from Antserp u day., mdse,
SAILED.
steanshp Niagara, for Richmond,
wIND-SuDdowD, light, T., ba,y.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos May 2Aniye steamships Gaucus, nom New Yori
Ahes FROM Phlsdeehia ~, .,,. y.,., ,. p,u,.,.,,.
for New Orleans French Reef on the 18th lust she threw bel
coal overheard and got ot ,.. v,u.u. p.r. .,o
K.nneec Pllselpha; ~br Hooper and Gov Burton
Pel,s-pha Sailed steamship w. .vs%an for rhl1dephs
Oh The French transport Buegae over doc 80 day., from
TsAits, and II is feared sbe Is lost
SPOKEN.
Bari Mozart from Bremen for Kewiorh days oct, May LAT
Bari Henah from Bremen Sr New YORK. 81 days out May i lat
Bsi Gms,.nh from Br~sr for Yori May 70 lat Ai os 81
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
A MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Yesterday morning about 0, Robert Merryheld,
a fsrmer, diving on the Bound Brook road few miles
from Nw- Brunswick, instantly killed by lightning
Nj, Merryied was at work the road near his house
building a fence, and accompanied by a boy who
assisted him. Both were thrown down, and Mr.. Merry
field was instantly killed. The boy stunned, and
continued for time nsensible: The body OF the
man and the boy removed TO the house where the
widow and children The boy recovered after an
hour but he last evening reported to be In preca
riOus condition.
The depot sprngtown Station, the New Jersey
Central Railroad partially destroyed by the light
ming. . =.
IL was reported in NewBrunswfck last evening that
the house OF Mr. John Reynolds beyond Bound Brook,
was thrown down. and that OF the inmates was ser
Ousy injured The truth of the report could not be as
ccrtaiucl,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
PASSENGERS ARRITED,

FROM RIO JANEIRO kc-In steamship North America May 20
Albert H. Hager Elizabeth W. Bckfor Miss Mary A. Stone and
maid Joseu Lee Miss Mary A. Elijah Babee and family Debo
rah Ptmsn Geo T. CHURCH, Otto krank Louis r. Blaehoot VIM
n Beasey and family Cobb and family Julia Hhrgroye
p,ncs Nouriee and family Mugsn Thomas Miller and family
as McNabb family Johanna Oonohue and family From Per
pamtueo-H Swift and children, Louis r. JayaTes From
ParGeo Eaton Robinson, Robert Perkins Joaquin Marques
de- Caysho From Thomas-Mrs Col Tine, Fred b. Wells y. H.
sockwe child Chas Latham, Louis Sanchez T. Huen
son Rch Godfrey CALI NJ d. Gonzales John HObrook Hon
lanes r. Parge and daughter C. Cudp Percval and wife r.
Pa,smore Moran A. foe A. +. Philip and wife Mrs james r.
Wheeler and children, A. " B. Cameron, A d. Middleton G. Crosby
Capt j. g. Crosby y. Nichols C. Pruyn Mrs Berry and child
Mary Pierce and child, Jose g. Muros 1hos
Marshall knight Folsom, r. Folsom W. Folsom Prank
Guckert. Capt. ". Il. Hilton.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
DEADLOCK AT TRENTON.

The situation In Trenton eXctes the lndIgna-
ton Of the citizens who without legislative advan-
tages while the present order of things lasts The charter
election held in April last resulted in tie IN the Common
Couuci owing TO a tie for Councilman in the Sew
enh Ward At the first meeting of the Council after the
election the Republicans demanded an equal DIVISION Oh
the offices the other patronage OF the city
government The Democrats were reluctant TO accord
this and demanded special election for councilman
from the Seventh Ward before any business should
be attended TO- The Seventh Ward IL strongly Demo
cratic, and the tie the result OF certain ioca dier
ences The Republicans refused TO order the election
upon ground that business before organization
wnnId I've valid The Democrats refuse 10 organize
Meantime all the old city officers including the police
are continuing TO fill the duties of their positions The
next meeting Of the Common Council VIII be hed on the
peal TO the Supreme Court, which meets III june for
mandas TO compel the Council to order special elec
ton for the Seventh Ward, but the Council has not
been legally organized there would seem 10 be no one
upon whom nandamus could be legally served
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

TIE UNAPPROACHABLE! THE Knox style of
renmen hats OF mshess bean aud eIce
buce To attempt rival futile and the halter in tie
language umpbacked tyran myself alone" Most men
ike to follow the fashion, fashionable hat obanae at knoIs
No. PIP Broadway corner Of Fulton.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-SenatOr Edmunds of YER
mont. =-== Brevoort House-The Hon: W. b Allison,
M c. Iowa; the Hon. III. s. sanford ex-U MinsHi ~ ~
Belgium; the Hon T. T.. Phillips, eX-U ;. tohsul '1
Santiago de Cuba Geo. NJ. Pullman of Chicago, ana ana
Capt. Crosbie OF the British Army. - ~. N~cnUims ~
Hote-The Hon G.. W Scofeld, NJ C., PennsylNahia
Count s Cali of the Italian Legation at Nenezuea,
Erastus C. Pruyn OF the u. s. Legation az nenezuci'
N Mccullough of Pittsburg. the Hon; g. -, o'
Gilman of Iowa, and DR.. Mitchell ot Nckspu!Ig.
80 Westminster Hotel-AntOnio Flores, Minister
from Ecuador to the United States - o19h NeWonVrh
Hotel-Raron Prudential Of Austria. 49, Metropontan
Hotel-The Hon. W. 7. Dole, Washington. = Everett
House-Gen W. III. II. Terrell. Washington, ana Cen W.
W AvercIl. - Albemare HOtel-EX Coy: Lawrence
and Gen A. G. Lawrence, Rhode Island, and Gen sc.
Armstrong Virginia. == Fifth Avenue HOtel,lne
Hon George f. Comstock of Syracuse, exGOy. Goodwin
of Arizona Col. c. ". Schoheld, L. = y; ii. A. Rlch-
mond Batavia y. V, and c. :. Bushnell, New-Haven;
- Astor House-EXC Congressman Nelson INT OF
Georgia, L. Morgan Of Aurora, n. w. and d. X Locke,
Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

other evening paper America In orI to ac
commodate the NewlOk who desire to have h hcAs
paper the following agencies have been established ,
Hamilton Jones No Houe (oude; J. H. Hiher, News
Nicholas Hotel Aor House Rotunda Messrs Dunn
Case j. Central Railroad Depot foot Of Lberyst James Coins
Of Cousndt CP ock wood GTands fery
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
25l broadway, Ncw.York.
ORoANizEO....................issa .issa
CASH PREMIUMS.
IMMEDIATE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
The Entire Profits Of the Company divided
equitably among the Pollcy-HeIders.
ALL POLICIES NON FVRTnrABIE.
ANNUAL REPORT,
JANUARY l. 1910
ASSETS JAN l. fs6 l7f a
INCOME FOR 1863
PREMIUMS AND INTEREST. ................ I344 02S IN
- .,o s2,s30,2s7 50
DEATH CLAIMS, sURRES
DERgD AND LAPsBD POL
ICIES.. $685. SO
EXPENSES AND COMM1S
s0Ss. 33f,S33 16
DIyIDESDs................. 53,212 O3
--- 7Ss,550 %
ASSETS. JAN l. TAG 81
NEW POLICIES ISSUED IN 1869 5,l5s ISSuR-
4%S,3S2 %
POLICIES IN FORCE JAN. !, 1870, lo,ss7, H.
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CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THE CONTRIBUTION PLAN"
RANGING FROM 10 TO so PER CENT PAID DURING
THB CURRENT YEAR
DIRECTORS.
EOn. JOHN A. DIX,
JOHN J. CRANE
EI Presiden, Bank Rsp1bic.
VIM NJ vERMILYE,
Banker Cvemilye Coz.
CHAs G. LOCKWOOD
Cashier Newark Banking Co.
Hon GEO. OPDYKE,
ErMayor OfSew.YOrk.
MINOT C. MORGAN
Banker
THOMAS RIGEEY,
Firm Thomas Rgn,y L ca
BENZ B. SHERMAN
Treas. n T. Steam Sugar Refining Co. |
Firm Of Arnold. COn,tAtIek ekce
RICHARD II. BOVINE,
weunore Bovine, LAwyen /
Ha wALBRIDGE,
Prest Bank for the People, ToIeis, O. |
VIM 7. HOOKER,
veePresdert
wA. wILKgys,
Firm W. wikens Il Co.
JULIUS II PRATT,
Merchant.
wM W WRIGHT
Merchant
CHAs. J. STARR,
Merchant
WILLIAM ALLBS
Merchant
GEO. W. CUYLER,
Banker PaluyraS.
GEO T HOPE
President COntiner Ia Fire Ina Co.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD,
Park-place.
WALTON H. PBCKHAM,
Cor. Ff,h.ave. and Twenty ants.
EDWARD II. WRIGHT
Newark, n
GEO. W. PARLEE
Counselor.
VIM CoGswELL,
Merchant.
WALTON q. PECKHAM President
WILLIAM t. HOOKER,
vICEPREsIDESr.
LUCIUS McADAM,
sEcY and ACTuARG
w. f. vERMILYE, M. d.,
MEDICAL EXAMINER
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

DIABETEs-Diabetes.- es.-Constitution Water is
certain Morgan Alien Agents Depot, IS ChHsi
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st New York, is
the best place TO buy reliable ne DIAMONDS choice JRw
ELRY and SiLyRRwA6R. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

For stylish and elegant hat, go to
Manufacturer No. ll8 Sassaust.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

VERTICAL RAILWAYS have removed a great
the the country is that IN the
BoToN MeSsr Rice have left nothing unlone for
The comfort Of their patrons