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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-02
er \ r THE CREAT.ON

A~ AT THE CREATION,
the gifts Of heaven proceeded and aniici'
pa!cI mans wants. The supply now 10 IIowS
ONLY after repeated and lahorious efforts.
The Gifts Of health cnn be maintained only
by scdulous care, and The sick should seek y
correct remedy. For matarious diseases
dyspepsia. ETC.. there is none like the "Old
Carolina Bittcrs!
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Young girls with ideas clear up the
top ScaIcs arc requested to take notice
tl;. the mos; fashionable marriages now
are ,hoS, which arc conducted with the
creates, simplicity.
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Notices Of New Advertisements.

NOTICES Of New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mathew ilalf--Sa!e "fSocS. books. sc.
.rrS tiIcnn-Valuab!e lutS for sale.
Z-iylrr & Mcrurdy-tto!dcD SlicarcS-
j. =. Nmcr-puhlca,ions.
j. j. Anick-Pano for sale.
Groceries
A. ". Wicker-Cuhfrc dictionaries.
y. II. Rcrry-FuruitUEe.
l.. l.. cCaughriu-Banking Ag"at-Fertili-
Zcrs &c.
l.. K. Mangutn and others-Noticc to trespass.
erS.
Mute & r&rrart -rartnrrsip--Dr Igs. &C.
J.. y. Ma.s!lai!-Wh!!r Eacou aud evndrics.
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sSg~ \ BODY AND MIND D

gSgn \ BODY AND MIND Dl-
SEASE Such is dyspepsia The stomach and
.hc brain arc too intimately allied 1or the one
to suffer without the other. so that dyspepsia and
dcsuOnGei.cy are iIiseparab'c. 1t may be added,
too. that irritation of the stomach is almost inva-
riablv accom- pauied by irritation o! the temper.
rh.invi.oraing and tranquilizns operation
of IIrStcticrs BitterS is most powerfully devcl-
oped in cases OF indigestion. The first effect Of
this agreeable tonic is comforting and encour-
aging 4 mild glow peryades the system. the
chronic uncasnesS in the region Of the stomach
is Iessered, aud the nervous TccSicssEess which
characterizes the disease is at,a ted. ms lin-
uroven,cnt is not transient. 1t is not succeeded
by the return of the old symptom" with super
added force as is always the case when unmedi-
csted Sti,nu!antS are given fur the complaint
Each dose .ecms TO rnpart permanent accession
o othcal,li tul inviSoratIOn. But thi" Is not all
The aucrieot anu anti-bliouS properties of the
prepara,on arc scarcely secondary IN i1n2or-
lance 10 it, tonic virtues. If there is an over
flow othi!e the secretion is soon brought within
vropcr limits and if the bilcary organ ls inert
and torpid it is toned and lated: The effect
upon the discharging organs - equally sanitary.
and in cases Of rcunstlpatIon the cathartic action
is Just suific lent TO produce the desired result
gradually and without pain. The Bitters also
promote hea lthy evaporation from the surface
which is particularly desirable. at this season
when sudden SPELLS of raw, unpleasant weather
are apt 10 check the natural preparation and
produce congestion OF the liver. coughs and
colds. The best safeguard against all diseases is
bodily yiyor and this the great Vegetable Res
toIatye essentially promotes.
Nov .. 4t-lm.
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Eg"GAY WITHOUT TOLL,
lovely without art" arc those who use as ::
Tonic and Restorative SUMTgs BITTERs,
III. great Southern Tonic.
Nov 3, .H-1;.
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gs5 \ UU IA \ OBTAIN
profitable employment in your own town, for
Il portion of your leisure hour, by address
inc u. NJ. Christian Association. Chicago,
III. Oct. ID, 42-:f.
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Emigration.

At the meeting on next Monday, we
would urge that particular attention be
given to the subject Of emigration. The
approaching State Fair, or rather the
meeting Of the State Agricultural Society,
will look for report Of some kind touch
i.g this importan; u.attcr from Nrwbcr
~, recognizing as the State does that
Ncwbcrry is the pioneer in this great es.
;ential to the prosperity Of the whole
people. Some action will 70 doubt. be
taken then and there in regard to emi'
grafton, and as this district is entitled to
the lead, it is bat natural that something
will be looked for The meeting of next
Monday will DC composed more largely
of the agricultural element than has been
the case at any subsequent meeting of
our citizens for years past, and no more
fitting time can he chosen for cnQuiring
as to tie bcS: racaiiS, for acquiring new
and aaiiiiona! labor. and the best charac.
ter of labor. We are looking to our ma
teri;l prosperity and best interests IL
calling toycthc" our citizens in mass, and
the best plan; aud available resources
will be exhibited, and the best means
adopted, fyr carrying out i project which
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FANCY CONFECTIONERIES
GROCE r I z S

GROCE r I z S .
that has eyer been brought 10 THIS market.
!le now has The whole track open, ard will
run through the whole line from now until
after Christmas. He will also supply Santa
Clans and ali the Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children with the following articles, and
many Others not here mentioned
French and American Candies, Fruits in
Calls Peaches. Pine Apple and Strawberry,
also Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Ra;$inS, Figs,
Currants and Citron. NCTS-CocoanutS,
Almonds, Fibcrts, English WA!uutS, Pecan,
Brazil Nuts, Chc>tnutS and Piniers. Oysters
in one and two b. rans, Lo,SterS, Salmon
and Tomatoes, S,rdincS. Mackerel and
Goldfish. Pickles in ali <izrd jars, Brandy
Peaches. and o;hrr Preserves ana !cllie>
Of all F!avorS. Sp:ccS-AllSpice, Ginger,
Gloves, NutmeSS, Mlcr, Pepper. Mustard,
Pepper Sauces. Tomato Catsnp, Worcester
shire Sauce aud Bull Sauce, Maccaroni and
Vermarclli, Olive Oil, Lemon Syrup, Break
fast Stri?< Shoulders, Sides, Lard, Soda,
Cheese, Green and Back Tea, Coffee, SUI
CARS, MolasSes, Flour. Meal. Sweet and
Irish Potatoes, and Onions SrnlrieS-Such
as Concentrated Lyr, Blneng, Starch,
Shoe Backing and Brushes, Table Sni',
Ink, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Mack
aboy Snrtf, Scotch SnH:f, Pipes, Stems,
Pipe Heads, Painted Buckets, Stone-ware,
lnoiso and Nad!er, Copperas, and Dye
Stuffs, Candies, Soaps, Fancy Soaps, Hair
Brushes and Combs, Pcrfnmcry -Coiosncs
and Extracts, Toys-Dolls and Notions in
endless variety. Fire Crackers, Fie Works
Sky Rockets, Wheel Rockets, Roman Cam
dies, TorpcdocS, and Triggers all set for
Christmas.
Come one and all, great and small, give
Andy call. ! am anxious TO see white
and co!ored, yonng and oil. big and little,
rcd white and blue, and all that can raise n
dime. Goae where YOU can get your mon
cy back, and no discount
A. NJ. WICKER
Baltimore Corner.
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The undersigned hereby give due notice to
all whom i; may concern, that they forewaru
all persons from Hunting on their lands,
and that all persons caught tre.passins on
their lands (all of which are adjacent) from
the present date, will be prosecuted to the
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4 CARD.:

HAVING sold my stock Of Drugs NJ;
cites, &c, to M,4ssrs. IlfJI'rE e. IA R2ass
I take Pleasure in iecJnlm, ndias then
my former customers ami the publicsse5
rally. Aud thankful fer ,hc liberal pa.ss
age heretofore bestowed UPON myseli
liclt a comtiIuai:cc o. '.r sane for nv q
cessors. -, 6AMES iIclNTGSES
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Children cr7 for Wincman's Crysta!zcd
Worm Candy!
Nov.2 4-1t.
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Notice Of Dissolution,

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
inc under the nan!e and style o.: CARWiLE
l. McCAVGHRIN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
JOHN 3. CAKWILE,
ROBERT l.: McCAUGHRIN.
Newberry, s. G., Nov. l, 1870.
TIE undersigned having purchased the
irtcre~: Of MR. JNO. B. CAEWlLE, in The
partnership OF Garwilc 4 Mclaughlin, will
continue the business in his own Lame, and
will DAY al, claims against thc lat" partner.
ship. RoHhAI l.. AcCA luuKlN.
Nov. J, 1870.
II; retiring frcm business at Hewberry,
it affords me grea. p!ra>rrc to conncn"
Nh. ROBERT L. McCACGHElN 70 the
eon,inred confidence aud patronage Of ali
the friends OF the late partnership.
JE0. B. CARNILE.
Nov l, lSI0-44-3'.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will Offer FOR SAKE on
S,!rs-,lay, Nov. 7th, the following tracts OF
LAND, viz:
Tract No. ], containing ter:i salss = b"!
acres bounded by lands Of F. p. 7-rkr, g
LconhirtI. e. & e. ". H., aral hnu~n 40 tn,
Wcrts land.
No. ,, contains about thirteen acres, with
house and well Oh lot, near by ai>i opposite
tract No. 7.
One let # 3, f.l0 acres, honnticd by
Hre.a Shops Ycnnington's, ami aaj. LAX
tcrS lots.
All OF the above a,c 10 the IintS Of the
town OF Hrl"na- and viii be di-po,cg Of as
private sale il desired.
Terms made known oA day OF sale.
JUSEpH l.. GLENN.
Nov . 3;-It,
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This Is as clear as noon-day sun, ant
if there was any honor in the Ring par
ty they would give it up, but Of course
they are not disposed to justice or hon
csty, and viii hold on if permitted. L
is not our purpose, however, to yield tr
this great fraud, and the virtue Of a pro
test is being tried. Until that issue l.
decided We will call into exercise more o
that patience which for so long has pos
ScSScd US.
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Look Tut For Yourselves,
Baltya,7re Corn"r NM ZNdeT JFng.

Gentlemen and b,iics WIFI please noricc
The Corner Store Of 4. VI. Wicker, who has
just received one Of the best as<er,mcnt>
of
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TIE Qvr>IDG Woi::.D. Tie Hartford
Times C0camv3;S On the election farce in
this State. - tr..DH>:
Gov. Scot, AMI his friends OF South
Carolina 81: az ;:.c ballet boxes Of that
State al q the .isi week. I. was not
precisely Ike 4 co:oncrS inquest, nor
like anything A@nwn to civilized govern.
mcnt. |; waS more Ike band Of ban
dit; S;ty;rg on al di:i,;ing the effects
O, the trav:,cr whose properly they had
taken BY force Scott and company have
been charged will! manifold corruptions.
and with ;!*ri"S passed laws for their
own benefit and Injurious 70 others.
After KEEPING ;&Y ballot boxes with the
votes in them on" week IN secret, they
are ncw ahc"' prepared - anaonncc the
results. \. ::lc c!.,>" of laS: week, they
fo.csha; ;o4cd about what ,h@y intended
70 proclaim, viz: the reelection Of Scott
for Governor. hy reduced majority a
Legislature, used 81: rlunder, two-tbTds
I.t:ica!; two ncs'o Congressman, and
probably three; o"e white man. Isn't
thi, "joveiy!'
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. SKINNY on Your OWN SIDE.-FclowS,
that used 10 be boys, i'll the g"ol old days,
when boys were boys, all know what shiny
ing on your own side means. Well our old
FREUD Andrew, of Baltimore Corner fIme, is
just playing that Interesting game now. He
is shiunying on his own side, that is he is
advertising the public, that his is the place to
set their moneys worth in things that are
good, and he promises TO run on this line all
winter. Success to him, say we, long may
he wave, over Baltimore Corner, and sell
candy, groceries and what nots to little chill
dren's mothers and others. SEQ his unique
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Turned Up.-On Sunday last cold Joe
came in on the Laurcns crank. ard departed
soon after for Columbia. He'd been playing
DOSSUnl.
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Tso Vote Of Nawoerry County.

We deem it unnecessary to give the
count e the various boxes in detail
Suffice It to say that there were forty
five hundred and sixty votes cast, and
tia, ot this number
Scott, 2,9l3
Judge Carpenter received l,645
Radical m;jori;v, 1870
And there being but q very small num-
Der OF split tickets the respective candi-
dates stand in the same ratio as the above
The total vote ior the County, accord
ing 10 the late ccn>r<, is, making allow
arccs for changes. about 3,C90
DcGIctnc the number, white and
black, Nho are known not to have
voted, $50
And the 'es.,, vote should stand, $3.50
Reform Hc:c :a>t, l,645
Radical, justly entitled to, 1905
Reform majority, 40
This Is as clear rs MONDAY sun, and
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The unbrokcn thread Of our monotonous
lives WIS il terrupted this morning in the
qu;et vicinity of Paradise, Hanover county.
by the cicpcmcnt Of Mr.. William Chisholm.
siXty wears Of age, with Miss Alice Jones, of
fourteen summers.
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A. NJ. WICKER,
Notice.

Nov. 2, tiff.
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LOCAL..

MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoS.-!an election for
In;cndant and Wardcns is 2rosrcssinga as we
90 10 ,.ress. Up 10 - m, 29S votes have
been cast, l74 whites and 124 blacks, 35 Of
the latte. voting the white ticker, which viii
Er elected by !. large minority. The t!c"ct
is--T. u. p;,ysinscr, Intendant; and j. Y,
Marin. y. =. Wheeler, y. u. Ward ard ".
T. Ia:ran;, "ardcns.
NEWSPAPER FAyoEs -Sir. Hiram Bart
let, our esteemed friend and winter resident,
who recently returned from his summer scat
near Brooklyn HeighES, will accept our
thanks for valuable papers.
FURNITURE WARE RooM-Fhc visitor 10
Columbia during The Ear, is iHri'cd to view
/ :hr elegant ana large assortment IF Furniture
! on exhibition ut tie ware room of Mr. N. II
! Berry Some of the hand>oElc>t sets that
, Can h. conceived are offered by him, us well
, as those OF palmer stylr, ami all at prices
satisfactorily low. Dou't fail, when down,
to pay him visit.
! For TIE FAIR On Friday last we were
shown five bales Of cotton shipped by our
! Young townSman, 0. l.. Schumpcrt, E.q.,
! for exhibition 1T the Institute Fair, now open
| III Charleston. This cotton was very neatly
ba!cd and fastened, and it is I pleasure al
! WAYS 70 look at work well done. This is not
the first Time that we have seen handsome
| bales from the plantation OF Mr. ScIiumpert
| The INSTITUTE FAIR is in grand operas
| ton, and Us it will continue for several day.
vet it is not TOO late for visitors to go down
| TO the city. Charleston will be in her gaJest
and best mood and the thousands of visits
| ors and no end cf amusements will make this
fair week one long to be remembered. Only
one fare is charged by both railroads.
THE STATE FAIR, commences in Coium>
| bia, on the 9th, and will be great success.
The articles TO be on exhibition will surpass
in nGnlbcr and variety the Fair of 1860, while
| the number of visitors will be much greater,
also The preparations making for grand
display on every hand will be highly appre~
| catcd. Remember the railroad faro is re-
| duccd to ouc-llaif.
MATRIMoNY RAMPANT a youth in Cans
ada, of The age OF one hundred and six Years,
has just eIopcd with another mans wife.
That boy ought to be whipped. Perhaps
his mother did no: know he was out. Here's
another:
The Richmond Dispatch says:
| The unbrokcn thread Of our monotonous
! lives WIS il terrupted this morning in the
ou;et vicinity Of Paradise, Hanover county.
! by the ccpcmcnt Of Mr.. William Chisholm.
| cirtr rn.r. Of unr with II is Ice Innes Of
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MArR1MoNT RAMPANT a youth in Can
ada, of The age OF one hundred and six years,
has just e!opcd with another mans wife.
That boy ought to be whipped. Perhaps
his mother did no: know he was out. Here 5
| another:
The New York herald., 1870-10-13
IEE OLIVER FORGERY CASE.
The Examination Ycsterduy-Tkc Lease and
the sfgnatures.

The Examination Ycsterday-Tkc Lease and
the Signatures.
The examination into the charge OF forgery pre-.
ferred against william f. Oliver, OF Hampstead, by
his brother Thomas, was continued before Justice
Snedeker, III Jamaica, yesterday. From the plain
facts ol he case 1t appears that William +. Oliver
the de endant, holds possession Of the Eagle Mills
and farm by virtue OF lease executed by his father
for which he pays an annual rental of $780, and for
which 81, 900 has been offered, and therefore the
litigation involves $40, 000 the lease is for five
years. The compla MT alleges that the signature or
William Oliver the father, IS a forgery, exc
euted for the purpose OF detranding the legal
heirs OF the deceased. Several parties have
been sworn as to the genuineness of the sig
nature, and 1t is testified by them to be a
forgery. Several bank tellers from New York were
present to testify III comparison between the sigma
ture to the lease and the signature TO other docu
ments alleged to be VALID but they were legally in
competent and excluded by the Court. They gave
as their voluntary opinion that the signature to the
lease was spurious, and would not be received by
them II attached to check. BY comparison 1t
would appear that the signature was forged.
bond, executed by William Oliver to Mr.. Wletts
was produced, and le signature thereto compared
The signature said TO be that OF the father to the
lease is written Ia tremlous hand and larger than
the genuine signature. The letters "Wm for VIII
heavy and would seem 70 have been made In mo-
ment OF temporary neglect. II bears great resem-
bance to the same letter in the signature Of William
+. Oliver, the lessee.
1t has been testified that before Surrogate Covert
the defendant stated that he knew nothing OF the
lease until after his fathers DEATH which was in
August OF this year. while the lease bears date Feb
ruaIy l. The wife or the defendant witness to the
execution OF the lease, and made acknowledgment
before Daniel Clark, Notary Public after which 1t
was hled Ihis raises novel point as to guilt, as
The wife OF the defendant has been excluded from
testilyng. The Defendants counsel hope to estab-
llsl a defence by proving malice.