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BAaSwELL RA,LaoAD.-Tbc righ; OF
way for this road is being rapidly Sc
cured. Large tracts Of land lave been
donated to !t-Judge Aidrich, himself,
having given five hundred acres, with
crops. The line from B9ackvii!e to Barn
well is nearly graded. and the croSS.ties
are being cut and delivered. The p.cSi
dent of the road, Mr.. Chaprao, lcavcS
FIR New York to day, to purchase Tic
iron and rolling stock. He expects to
have the cars running to Black,ii:e by
November lSt.-CharleSton News.
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SrMHrulN0 TuArEvHHY FARMER WANT

SuMErutN0 TuATEvEEY FARMER w ANTS.
\ copy OF the American Stock Journal
the Jane number contains the usual variety
VI valuable information. written by the DcS,
and most practical writer's in the country.
II our Farmers would pay more attention TO
the breeding and raising OF Improved Stock
we should hear less complain, aho2s herd
times and low prices Of grain. We. there
fore, urge all 10 send for = free specimen
copy, or 80 cents for she balance OF the year.
Address \. 2. BOYER 4 Co,
Publishers, p.rhcstuI., IA.
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&NR&

Estimates Of the coming cotton crop
have already been made, eve.. before the
first bloom has made its appearance
The highest estimate is four million
baleS-the lowest :nrce and half mil
lions, Tie nu:nber Of caterpi!lars and
boil worms, trosts and heavy rains are
not estimated.
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%S1%

- THAT FRESHNESS AND
bca@sy o. complexion, so much to be de-
sired. cannot be retained unless the female
system is in 2 healthy condition and free
from o0Structions. There is no. remedy
which produces such beneficial results as DR..
TUFTS SARSAPABHLA AND QUEES'S
DELIGHT. Their Purifying effects add
tone 10 the stomach, and iavsorate the
whole system.
40 -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

We have received TIE commencement cal>
cndar tlS70) Of Washington College, Virgins
ia. The Baccalaurea;e Sermon was pro-
nouuccd on the 10Th inst. By Rev. W. r.
Brantly, D. d., Of Atlanta, Ga. Commence
men: exercises begin Thursday 23I.. on
which occasion an address before the Liter
ary Societies will be delivered by Bishop
Marvin, Of ST. Louis.
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"The Farmers FertiIizing Company of S.
c." will Ion apply for charter. When
the capital stock, 100000, is paid in the
Company will commence work en- their
lands, at phosphatcville and Ship Yard
Creek. The Company will dig for phosphates
anu rrunrrnvturv 7cutptrrrio-Auid. among
the members of the Company are citizens Of
GreenyiIle, Winnsboro, &c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

VINO Is MASTER ?-Thc DAILY RepuO-
lican Of the 23d nit undertakes to read
the Missionary Record out of the Rcpub-
lican party. At this Daddy Cain briS-
tied up, and read the Republican ont
lie says he came here tirSt-Siows
three good aces, all turned up in three
years service on the stump, in the pull
pit, in the rice fields, cotton patches and
log cabins, battling for liberty and Re
publican government" Declares the
Republican "a political time server"
Its little funny to think Of Daddy
Cain reading out the leading organ Of
his party. We are curious to know
who is out. AS Mr.. Lincoln used TO say,
this reminds US Of the Western traveller,
who on riding up to log cabin, called
ont to know who was master Of the
house; Immediately he heard 4 tremcn:
donS scutFlins and fighting going on,
accompanied with ycllS and curses after
quiet was restored, man, nearly breath
less, came to the door, and gasped out {:
"Stra-stran-scr, J-.Jis' is" lie had
succeeded in whipping lis wife, and
she acknowledged he was master Of the
llouSe.-kingStrce Star.
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DrvoRcEs.-The general conference OF
the Methodist Church. which recently
sat at Memphis, passed resolution re-
commencing an amendment to the beck
of discipline. prohibiting Ministers t:en
performing the marriage ceremony fer
any divorced party whose hu>ba"1 O.
wiic is living.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

There was large crowd at Westm'n-
stcr Abbey, yesterday, to hear tho ser
mon Of Dean Stanley. on tho late Charles
Dickens. \ part OF his last will was
read in that, he declines monu'nent,
but rests his fame on his published
works also urges his children to prac-
ice Christianity in is broad spirit, not
arccp,ins tho narrow cen>irucI'ra OF
ANY man. or any sect. The pcan closed
with Il r!nw'ng tribute t" the i''uStr'ons
dead
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: ~
DE-. D. IL. WEt:TS IS respectfully presen-
&C.: 20 the citizens OF Ncwberrv: for their suf-
fr.se Il; tee ensuing election.
MAY {. IS-rs. NEW BERRY,
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.ssg~ THE BLESSING OFYHE

~ THE 81. ESSING OF YHE
AGE,-No more Sick Headache, no Rore
Dyspepsia, 10 more Indigestion, 10 more
Plies. 10 mnrc Chi;lS. no more Liver Com
plain'. 10 more Gauntice, no more Pain in
the Back, 10 irore Kidney Disease, 40 more
Cc<iiyrntS>. no more Heartburn. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILL is . certain
caurau;ee aSainS: all these distressing COM
plants.
I;:ne % o5-St
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CD

N,Nr REASONS. ~ competent witnc>>
offers to give uinr rra$rnS why Ern-
crcsS,ucu have no. been hrihed by the
Cuban Iunta. The first reason IS that
the mcmbcrS OF the Junta have not 4
dollar in the world. The eight remain
inS rcasc cns src suppressed as SrEc5t'u'
pil,
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HENRY GALLMAN, and Others

TIE COLUMBIA Ho EL.-Me<srs. German
and Badenhop have dissolved copartnerShip,
aud Mr.. Vim. German continues the pros
prietorship of this eligible and elegantly
furnished house.
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Cheap Rea:irg

I've Lave made arrangements with. tue
proprietor OF ;Ac CAROLINA FARMER, hrss-
class. c;gh;>?agc Agricultural Weekly, pubs
li>hcd - Wilmington. y. c.. TO club that
:o1cn:! with the HERALD, IL 5: 25 per year
inr the TWO. 10 :,H new subscribers TO the
Farmer. Specimen copies OF the CaroliEa
Farmer may be seen :: this Office
Feb. 2J, Sc.
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LOCAL..

,r,r-;s notifies the public ;ha: they may
,.,r-, white soo,;s, ealieces, &c. al 'He'p
rates.
"w W W" has placed upon orr sao'' =
cotton plant . inches high. upon "a'en NV ~.
% <,r,-rs. Said plan: IS fair Spee''li'i
from IL acre field.
Commissioner Dosan, in the last ISSUE o'
.be Herald, denied the use OF the ''"s "'7l
whic,, we were informed that lie used III '"e
Corrt Hopse affair. We dismiss the matter
~. s.,,iur tha, We were Informed thai some
seven or eight gentlemen heard n''i ''Se
III, won,s which lie denies
A. This i either tlv time per Sc, or that the
animals have assembled here TO form B |o'''
rrrss VIC publish the following for the oehc-
fit Of the public;
,pF1r HSUSn.-With coarse thread
orJ rnrtI, :as.en 4 doubled newspaper -
.hs smaller end of 4 reed or other iight st'!!.
fva nr six feet long. after the fashion OF j
s,<- or banner; with scissors. ara IL !'Sn.
nnr,rs from the staff. cur the paper 10 naHs
N S.r;ns IN inch or ;wo inches wide. hen
~, niorr wears ont. il is the wcrN Oh 'cs9
,hsn ren minutes to substitute IN like man
Cer 4 new one.
SCHOOL TsCsrxEs.-.tt al eiectioA he'o
y, rho Coprt House Saturday last, the follow
inr nersons were elected School Trustees ior
yewbcrrv Township: Dennis Moa;eS, Sam
mel Dosaa anl Harry B. Scott.
II has been lef; for Ncwhcrry to ho!d an
election at the point Of the bayonet' ana i'f
,brco comnanics Of tue militia (co!ored} 10
narade 81, dav around the precinct with fixed
b,ronc,s, To say nothing Of the utter He
gaiitv OF the thing, there wasn't the sNee'oh
Of = cause for this outrageous proceeoins'
We don't believe there was as much as an
unl,ind word spoken. Nothing was done
previous 10 the bayonets appearing, ana no.
thing done afterwards TO interfere with any
bodv's happiness or unhappincss IN the
crnw1s Of men, but tremendous shower OF
rain which stampeded the heroes-throush
which they made tracks nobly.
What's the verdict OF Tic c!'NlL0u "o't0
As the farmers are anxious TO get their
wheat in out of the wet ru;ckcrn rain, we
chcerfully publish, the following card. Mr..
J. B. Elkin is we'll known to many OF our
citizens-he is pretty fast man with his lat
est improved machine, and pushes ahead
and keeps moving to the tune Of 40 to ~
bushels per hour:
PoMARIA, S. c., June II, 70.
As the Messrs. Elkins are thtcshing
wheat for the public, using an improved
thresher, run by steam, we take pleasure IN
stating that tue work performed for US as to
rapidity and cleanliness is entirely sa:isfac-
tory.
THGS. w. HOLLOWAY,
J. G.. HOPE,
II. L. RUFF,
J. B. COUNTS,
ANDREW DICkERT,
WESLEY FOLK,
C.P. HOWARD,
DAY D SUBER,
a n ~tA
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LATEST Gr0TAfI9sS or 3
SOUTHERN sEcuRiIIs
IL CHARLESTON. S. C. M
Corrected Weekly by 4. C. KaEFNsEs
ker, 2;o.25 Bread Stree, s. s
JINE Z, 1sI6 -

STATE EcCE:TIEs-Sorth Carosina. ssi !!
-: do Iew, 81; dc. regi16 stock a 4 j
CITY SEcUEITTEs-August,. Ga.
Sc: Charleston. 5. G.. stock. ex or MT q IA
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "a 70; Co.ln5s 81
Bonds. - q ~. :.S..--sS3Sg.s :S.-sSs ~
BA1LeoAD DoSDs-BIue Ridge, ffrst. & No.:
6)a-: Charleston and SaTaGnah; aa s9. 3.
lotte. Coiumbia and Augusta. "a Ssc
and Darlington. So; Grcenyi,ie aud
lst mort. Sea -; do. State Suafsnta ~ y
Northeastern. s. . -: Savannah ard rHsSse
Is. mort. 80; DO. State gusrautee ~
SOUTH Carolina, - 9 IS: Go, %: spatzabs;5s
Union. a 60. e ses.s y,
RA1Lsoao Charlotte. ,co,ums;
Augusta. a IS: GIeenville and ConrT 8
Northeastern. la Savannah md 5ez,7: !:
ton, 25: SGu;t. Carolina, Hholeshss, "a:
-: do. half shares. - Z 2s.
EXCHANGE. &c-New York SisM
Gold. III = i!3: Silver. l04 I95. ~
SOUTH CAEoLISA EAsK Ellis
~3ank Of Charleston.
-Dauk Of Eewbcrry.
BAH; 0; Camden. ....-...- s.
Bank OF G.orgeto%A. ~
Bank ot South Caro!ja iis
RaUS OF Chester. ......,,.,.ysS -
Bark Of Hamburg.
PAUL; O.! State of y g.. prior TO q,
B.::k uf State OF :. G.. issue lS61aaa I4st
-I'lan;ers' and Mechanics B'kofCb'lsSeK
sI'eUple's Bank OF Charleston ,ss...zs
-Iu:Cn Bank Of CliarleSto -....-......s,,.....-x
Southwestern Bank OF !Ckasie5GIdld-S
Southwestern !, Bank Of Charleston; ;neE. {!
State Bank Of Charleston. go. Z;
Farmers ard Exchange B Of Charleston &
Exchange Eaus ofColEmbia. :: 500
Commercial Bant. Of Columbia. ;ss. "a 8:
Merchants Bank of Cheraw. ......-.SS s.
Planters, Bank OF Fairfield. ..........S...,. fS
state of Sc:th Carolina Bills Receivable
City Of Charleston Change Bills
-3;flS marked .has q; arc being redarsS
the EaEk Counters Of each. = "ls2:1..sssESss ~
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urpr. THERE, ETERI"HEA5'

r,, ,,,s drought is succeeded oy
heavy rains which prove destructive "
crops. ,:,..
iniallibility.
Tas Young men of Columbia have
f,rmed a military company.
Twelve thousand cali5rants a''''e" -
New York las, week
Five car loads Of Ch'"anen nave S0'''
into Alabama.
Tho indians all along the frontiers are
preparing for war. The farmers a'0"s
the line are leaving.
ill establishing Departmehe o.
Justice has passed to the PFeS'Gs"''
Glad to hear it.
The present newspaper postal p'a"
continues.
Red Cloud has the horse grant.
Shakespeare and Walter Scott have
y
con is counsel in the case.
The Costa Rica Government j. over
thrown.
Mrs. 5. Petisru King denies the author
ship of MY. Daughter E!lnor and MISS
Van kort!and."
President Jefferson Davis was mana
cIed on the 23d May, Us. What 'Hi"S
sc Of it:
Another iron steam ship is building
for the Charleston trade.
The Irish lands bill creates great IN
tercst in the House Of Lords.
Abolitlonists urge the emancipation oil
Cuban slaves.
Il is believed that the dogma OF
infallibilty will be adopted.
The National Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association meets II IN
dianapoliS.
Chinese women have nov to bring
certificates OF chastity with them to Cali
fornia.
The Mosouis Indians OF the Colorado
are the only non-no:nadic tribe in exist
ence.
\ writer compares Dis!aeli with Dick
ems and Bulwer.
Destructive tornados Of rain. hail and
wind are reported in various sections,
and vey damaging 70 crops.
Fearful earthquakes in .ja7an-several
villages destroyed. Volcanic croptionS
have occurred on land AID sea.
Mr. ). W. Doz;er, formerly Of South
Carolina, Gied at Rio Vista, Ca.I!oraia,
or the 2i inst.
Dr.. L. ". Dssaussure, Of Camden is
dead
4 daeadfr, storm Of rain. wind and
hal! passed over sections OF Arkansas and
Mississippi last week. Houses were
blown down. trees uproo:cd. crops de-
stroyed and life lost. The storm covered
space in It's passage two miles wide.
Pleasant Goo9e had for his pail bear
crs Col. F. VI. McMa>:er, Col. Wm.
Wallace. Col. \. c. Haskell. Prof. La
borde, Col. J. P. Thomas, Capt. John
Watics, Mr.. Gregg and NJ. Walter Fish
er.
The City Council 0: Columbia will al
low Il track to be laid to connect the de
po:s Of the Greenrile and the Charlotte
and the Augusta Rail Roads.
RALrruoxr. June l7.-Jerome Ma
poleon Bonararte died here, aged sixty
Eve. His molhcr-in.law, Mrs. Williams.
died at the same place, same day.
\ big ti'lihustering party, it is said, j.
getting up IN this country to conr1e'
Mexico and ul;imatc!y turn it over Il
Uncle Sam. Sai,: expediti,n 10 con>;S;
of Feds and Cortels under RoSecranS.
Elitha Moatez, daughter OF the IN.
fortunate Lola, is lecturing in Gotham
She was introduced to au audience by
Cady Stanton as The Princess Edi;ha.
daughter Of King Leopold and the Count,
esS Of fI.ansfeld,." She is said 10 be >
decided Auazon.
The Rev. Father Gersche, $. J.. 4 mos,
truly. learned, and eloquent ami rinu>
priest is lecturing in Charleston. iiiS
subject this evening, is "Parcn,al Love
its nature, duties and trials"
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: T. Nm. II. Bernard, PropHetoe Of :he.
Star Advertising sencv, Wilmington, n. c..
: authorized - receive advertisements fog:
this paper at or lowest cash rates.'
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COMMERaI1sII5ss

NEwoxEEY, June cI.-cot.oacustSs
Is. .-. -, = sss,sasslli go
New York. June % p. N-es4. 81
sales CO.. bales-middiing rplaacs a ~ g
4 125. - - sss4.' ~
CHARLESTON. June 29.-cc4on ia,.. g.;
ding l9E; sales 30 ba1ss; -ccaas -
G.34t. .E-ss1
LIVERPOOL. JGHc 2l-2P P. Mlea4.. g
upwards-upiancs N::; Orleans N;l. ~ ~
80 Ga.cs. ~. = :ass77-ss
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platform, exclusive of the last resolution
giving d name to the organization, was
Unanimously adopted, ard the last reso-
l1,;on also passed with merely two or
three nays.
NJ. Ke.s::a1 then :rovcti ;l:a: the cor.
vention 20 into a nomination for Cover
Tor.
81. J. D. Kennedy moved that co;a-
niittcc Of one for each county be appoint
cd to consider the question OF = nou:!na-
! ton.
Mr. V. T. Gary opposed the appoint
laent of the committee. lie wished The
subject brought before ne convention as
4 committee Of the Whole, in order that
a iull and free discussion might bc had
lie claimed that many delegates wished
to ei9e expression t. thei" rie"S Oh the
policy OF 4 nomination. lie desired 70
hear the views Of the co,orcd unerubct>
Oh tina. question, and that tic proper
course to pursue would be 10 discuss the
matter in coMventinA.
Alr. Kennedy replied that the subject
would elicit an endless discussion, and
that in order to expedite the business Of
the contention, it should be referred TO a
committee. He desired harmony Of
action and full expression OF the views
Of the members, and hoped that the com
mit,ee appointed would be composed Of
delegates who favored and delegates who
opposed nomination, as nearly equal as
p>s>lb!c.
Mr. Gary responded by urging the
views he had previously expressed.
Mr. J. o. Crosby, a colored delegate
from Fairfield, said that he was Re
publican, and had come into the ranks Of
the Reform party believing that its object
was the election Of honest aad capable
men to office, irrespective Of party or
color, and he wished to see such mea
nominated. lie desired full discussion
of the subject before the whole con-
vcnti0n.
Mr.. Caldwell, coiored delegate from
O?angcburg, gave some exccllen, iliuStra-
tons Of the dishonesty OF those who o?-
posed reform in governmental affairs, and
said that he was here for the purpose Of
assisting in the nomination Of honest and
intelligent men 10 Office. He spoke Of
the rascality and bribery of several par
ties, which he was prepared to prove,
ard referred to the phosphate bill, and
other bad actions of the present regime.
The motion for the appointment of tie
coHsnittcc was then put and adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed:
Jno. d. Kcnn,dy, Of kershaw, Chair.
man; James 4. Hoya Anderson; B.
Weathcrsbce. Barnwcli; ". Z. Mikell,
Charleston; Geo. Melton, Chester; f.
F. Malioy. Chesterfield r. +. lloIcombe,
Pickens; J. I. Walsh, Horny; ". II.
Wallace, Union j. P. Thomas, Richland
J. B. Erwin, Lancaster; D. Provence,
Fairfield; P. I. Fielder, Orangeburs;
H. A. Meetze, Lexington }. ?. hinard,
Ncwberry W. I. Gary, Edsefcld; W.
J. MckerralI, Marion r. p. Todd, Lau.
rcns J. Z. Byrd, Darlington; 5. +.
Means, Sgartanburg; S. P. Burbage,
Colleton
The Convention then adjourned till 5
O'Clock p. III.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassemblcd at ). p.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassemblcd at 5. p.
IN.
Mr.. J. D. Kennedy, for the committee
or the subject of a nomination, reported
that the committee had decided, with
but one dissenting voice, that the con-
vcution should make nomination for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of
the State.
The report Of the committee was
adopted.
Nominations then being in order, Mr.
Carpenter for Governor.
Hon. George S. Bryan was also nomi'
mated
The convention then proceeded to vote
by counties for the nominees for Cover nor,
with the following result:
For Hon. Il. B. Carpen,rr.-indcr-
son declined to vote B"rnwcl, 6 !;
Charleston, II! ; Chester Il; Colicton,
5; Darlington. + Chesterfield, ? }; Edge
field, 7; Fairfield, Il; Horny, .; ker-
shaw, 3; Lexington, II; Lancaster, ?;
Marion, (, Ncwberry, ;; Orangcburg,
5; TrckenS, Rictlard, + Spartauburg,
/ Union, ; LaurcnS, 4.-Sl.
For Hon. George s. Bryan.-Charlcs-
ton, !; Chester, Il! Fairfield, II; Lex.
inston, 80.
Hon. Il. b. Carpenter was thcrcupon
declared to be the choice of the cOnven-
ton for Governor Of the State.
Mr.. Courtney nominated Hon. NJ. c.
Butler for Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. ". Z. Marshall and Mr.. J. Byrd,
colored gentlemen, were also nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, but both de-
clincd the nomination.
Mr. Byrd, in his dcclinaion, heartily
endorsed tic nomination Of Hon. N. {.
Butler.
Mr.. W. Y. Gary was also nominated,
but declined.
Hon. NJ. C. Butler was then elected by
acclamation.
On motion Of Mr.. John f. Bacon a
committee Of five was appointed to in
form Hon. r. Z. Carpenter and Hon.
". C. Butler Of their nomination by the
convention.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed said committee: John +. Bacon,
Robert Mure, W. i. DePass, d. c.
Tompkins, W. II. Black.
On motion of Mr.. 7. Y. Simoas, the
President was requested to appoint, at
his leisure, committee Of thirteen, TO
be called the Executive Committee of the
Union Reform Party Of South Carolina,
to prepare, on consultation with the CAN
didatcs for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, an address 10 the people Of
the State.
Mr.. J. B. Kcrshaw was then called to
the chair, when a vote OF thanks to
President Shannon and Secretaries Ald-
rich and Rout was adopted.
4 vote Of thanks to the proprietor Of
tho Columbia Hotel for the use of the
dining hall for the first days session
was also adopted.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
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s-sy~ ~LEARN THE LUXURY
>uatr from dyspepsia, debility. sour stomach
SUD Indigestion, >rSrHE BI-TERS. the great
$o::hesa THUic-!s will cure them.
Jane - 2S-I:.
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~ IT WOULD SCARCELY

~ IT WOULD SCARCELY
be correct TO affirm, that modern times do
not produce SIS many specimens Of physical
lardihood and S;reuCth, rs more remote and
less CIVILIZED periods: a!sborgh We have,
perhaps, many more persons OF feeble con-
Stitu.ion Owing % Improvements in nedl-
cai <c:eace. an,! modes OF :i:e. thousands are
now rca7c,t who would have sank under the
rico.r;.S >v<:Sri u: former years. by TS1cS
he Justly celebrated oh. Ca1e.:aa S!;ac-s-
Save Yc.r ch:a:.ea !.,a, misery by asSss
Wineu,au$ Wr-,a Candy,
,Iu,,e ~ 2S-l..
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THGS. w. HOLLOWAY,
J. c. HOPE,
H. RUFF,
J. B. COUNTS,
ANDREW DICkERT,
WESLEY FOLK,
G.. p. HOWARD,
DAY SUBER,
HENRY GAIIMAN. and Others
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As the Messrs. Eikins are thrcshinS
vhca, for the pab!c, using an improved
thresher, run by steam, we take pleasure IN
stating that tue work performed for US as to
rapidity and cleanliness is entirely sa:lStac-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-03
y q q j q . y .

rEyo Tlti, WO gKTNG CLASS We &C now pre-
roreI 1o fan. all classes with constant en-
nj Iiicnt ut hpiaG tln whole Of the tive or for ;he
s,.arr uaum,uti. Business new. light and profitable
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