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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08

TIE RURAL CARoLISlAS is never behind
the times. Prompt in its publication and
timely in its topics, il shows itself fully allTc
70 the actual present needs of the farming
community. It's conductors seem 10 know
eXactly what its readers want (or ought TO
want), and to have always at hand the right
kind Of matter fc: their instruction. The
.Tunc number furnishes good illustration of
this remark. Such articles as cause and
Prevention Of Rust in Cotton, worth 4
wears subscription TO any planter; Shading
the Ground-Showiny the benefits Of mulch
ing: "Thc Cultivation of Celery Propaga-
ton by Budding (illustratcd;) The Squash
Vine Borer (illustratcd;) Iron and its uses
tho Atlanta Rolling Mills "Industrial
Schools" ''Irrigation in Eastern SPAIN
Education for the Asrcnl;uriSt: "lmmi,
grafton and Direct Trade" and The SiSal
contributors arc wide awake people, who
know what is going on in the world aud
| what people are interested 10. \ fine por-
trait aud an interesting biographical sketch
OF Hon. Horace Capror, Commissioner of
Agriculture, occupies the leading place in
the number, and will attract attention. as
| will "Ny Pear Experience" "Dcmcstication
OF the Ostrich - ''Chinese Immigration-au
Adverse View" Labor and Wages" and
Immigrants for the South" "Notes and
Queries Of nseful hints; "Correspon-
denee" very interesting; Literary "MiScel-
Ssny"-with original poems By D1r. SimmS
and Dr.. 2. G Tichnor; Rural Architecture
describing and illustrating R chesp cottage;
and some execlssu: short articles under the
heads Of" Hygiene and Household Economy"
Scientific Notes. and Industrial Items
! with "Brief Mention os msny other thiugs
help to MAKE up the attraotivs table Of con,
tents. The illustrations are As usual, hume.
7ous, appropriate and well executed. Pub
ished at Charleston, S. c., by V aIkcr, Evans
& Cosswell and D. Wyatt Aiken Two dol
lars 4 year.
The Old Gaurd for June is as fresh, vigo
rous and spicy as ever, and gives che follow
| ing: Under Suspicion: Shall We have sGoih'
CT Democratic Presidential Casaaisn; AT
Hour OF Terror: Toms Story; ON the Terrace
Prohibitery Liquor Laws: The lssndref
Ocres; Down among tie Dead Men; The
fRiycr; The McDoodIe Club, etc. New Yotk
Van Erric. Horton & 60, s6S Nassau st, y
per annun..
THE WORKING CHRISTIAN is nov p1,'
| ljsne,l in Charleston. The Hcv. Ti'nlan IL
it1aincs j: now assisted hv I:"v IL Rern"ftS
T.. L.. ~ Columbia, and l;cr. !. Il. HhucN
y, Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08
Fish monsers are selfish men,"

Fish -monsers are selfish men,"
The keynote Of good breeding is B
natural.
TO make Venetian BIind-Put out
mis- eyes.
Three boxes rule the world-thc bal
lot.box, cartridge.box and band-box.
"Wberc ignorance is bliss, procras.
tinatlon is the soul OF business.
The President has signed the bill en-
forcing the Fifteenth amendment.
The police force of Charleston have
been provided with new white straw
hats.
Prince Pierre Bonapartc has been
drunk nearly all the time since his ac.
quittal.
Pottsrlle, Pa, IS the home Of man
who has been drunk for thirty-firc
years.
a Georgian lately paid for a hushcl Of
meal in gophers, and received three mud
turlt':S IN chatSe.
Deprived Of her tr->-Ts in New Or.
leans. Mrs. Dr. Walker has sought con-
cealmcnt in the wildS Of Texas.
Two Tcnncssecans settled disagree
mcnt the other day by shooting each
other dead, to their mutual satisfaction.
P.ussia. Great Britain, and the United
States have formed an alliance for the
suppression OF piracy in the Chinese wa
tcrs.
An Indiana editor advises correSpon.
dent not in future ''to snatch up bis pen
and 90 rip. .snorting along in the stilc Of
an unconscionable ass"
The final decision in the contested
election case Of Wallace VS.. Simpson,
was reached by Colonel Wallace being
declared entitled to the seat.
\ Philadelphia German having fallen
heir to princelv fortune Of $500, glori
fed the occasion by getting drunk ard
shooting man.
4 Detroit student has thrashcd his
room. mate just because he put a pound
of powder into the stove and Went out
for the evening.
J. II. Humphreys, merchant Of
Grccnvillc, died suddenly Of apoplcxy in
that town last week. Grcenville has
had an abundance Of rain.
\ married lady in st. Pau!s has been
in a trance for six weeks, and her hus-
band refuses to send for doctor. lie
says he intends to enjoy quiet time as
long as possible.
It has been said that nothing was
certain but "death and taxes" We may
now add, the defeat Of the Radical party
in August next. And it is the "taxes"
will help kill 'em.
The "coming shoe" is to be seven in
chcs high, with an inch and a-half heel,
a Spanish insteP, arched sole, a movable
heel Of gilt or silver, with an Indian rub.
Der tip to dcaden the sound.
Tuesday co1ored man named John
Middleton, employed at Hodges saw
mill, near Station No. &c, South Caro-
lima Railroad, was cut in two by the saw.
lie was standing across the log and fell
backwards against the saw.
John E. Bacon, Esq, of Edgefeld, was
recently nominated for Congress by
friends in various portions Of this Con-
gressional District. Mr.. Bacon grace
fully accepts the nomination. He en-
dorses the resolutions Of the late Press
Convention.
The election in Kcrshaw to fill the va
cancy in Congress caused BY the forced
resignation of B. F. Whittemore brought
out but very small vote, many OF the
colored men refusing to vote at all. The
result in that county is as follows
Whittemore, Csc; Dunn, 179; .Raincy,
4.-Guardian.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08
n~TUE ABORIGINES USED

@T TIE ABORIGINES USED
TT.--rhe medicinal virtues Of Roots, Herbs
and Barks which were used by the "Medicinc
men" of the Indian tribes, and which long
experience has proven to possess the most
efficient alternative properties for the cure of
Scrofula, Kings Evil, Ulcers, Cancerous and
Indolent Tumors, Mcrcurial and Syphilitic
Affections, Enlargement of the Bones, letter,
Ringworni, BolS, PimpleS and diseases re-
sulting from a depraved state of the blood,
and all female diseases, arc contained in q
highly concentrated form in DIR. TUFTS
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DE-
LIGHT. 1t is very popular medicine, and
dcservedly so.
Jnne g. 23-2t
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Manrice De Guerin.

Maurice de Guerin was emphatlcally
poet Of nature, and the Interpreter OF
her works. His eye, his heart, was open
to her smallest beauties, to her humblest
works; twig, rock, passing cloud,
the humbest bird, the simplest flower,
when touched by his hand, becomes a
thing of beauty to be loved and reule:h-
bcred forever more. Who, for instance,
after reading paragraph like this, can
ever look upon an early cowslip with in
difference
81 have been to see our cu*siip5.
Each one carried It's little burden Of
snow, and bent its head beneath the
weight. These pretty fowrrs, 50 richly
coiored, nale \ cba... ming effect under
their white h",tlds. I saw whole tufts OF
them covered with solid crust Of snow.
All these smiling blossoms, thus yelled,
and leaning upon one another, were like
gro1p of young girls surprised by a
wave, and taking shelter under white
cloth"
Here is another picture which cannot
be surpassed in the word painting of any
language, though fear its beauty will be
somewhat marred by the intcrposing veil
Of translation:
"March TO- 4 walk in the forest OF
Coetouen. Found spot remarkable for
it's wildness. The road descends by q
sudden slope into little ravine, where a
small brook flows over a bed Of slate
that gives to its waters a dark hue, dis
agreeable a first, but which ceases to be
so when one has observed its harmony
with the black trunks of the old oaks.
the sonbre vcrlurc Of the ivy, and its
contrast with the smooth white stalks OF
the birch trees. \ violent north wind
swept over the forest, making deep
roaring noise. The trees cracked and
smote themselves furiously together, un.
der the gusts of wind. We saw, between
the branches, fantastic black masses of
flying clouds, that seemed to Craze the
tops Of the trees. 4 ray of sunshine
would, from time to time, burst through
the rents in the sombre floating veil, and
descend, like flash of lightning, into
the bosom of the forest. These sudden
passages oflight gave to the forest depths,
50 majestic in obscurity, strange, hag-
gard air, like smile on the lips Of the
dead" "-Elzey Hay in "AIA Century"
for June.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08

FRUIT FOR DYsPEpsIA.-An eminent
French physician says that the decrease
of dyspepsia and bilious affections in
Paris, is owing to the increased con-
sumption Of apples; a fruit he maintains,
which is an admirable preventative and
tonic, as we'll as very nou!ishing and
easily disested article of food. The
Parisians devour one hundred millions of
them every winter, aud we do not doubt
that these statements are perfectly cor.
rect. In fact, instances have come un-
der our own observation where fresh
fruit had an immediate effect in checking
bilious tendencies in individuals, and we
have heard Of whole districts where bill
i,1s diseases became prevalent upon a
failure of the fruit crop.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08

ADVICE TO MINIsrERs.-E1 not sco'd'
Do not abuse the faithful souls wr.n come
to meeting rainy days, because othe'S
are too lazy to attend. Preach the very
best you can to your smallest assemblies.
Jesus preached to one woman at the
well, and che got all Samaria to come
out to hear him. Take long breaths.
Fill your lungs and keep them full. Stop
to breathe before the air is exhausted.
Then YOU will not finish every sentence
ah, with terrible gasp-ah, as if you
were dying for want Of air.ah, as some
people do-ah, and 50 strain their lungs
ah, as to make sport for the Philisiines'
ah.-Ii. L. II. in The Christian.
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rOrNT TIE COSTA

ET COUNT LILLE COO Oi.--N
day's ride in almost any part Of our country
viii show more than one practical illustration
of the parable of the man WHO commences
to build his castle without counting the COST
Men often leave out of their calculations such
little matters as doors, blinds, saShes, mould
ingS, SC, and in the end find no comfort III
the house which they have built. heIpcm-
Der; therefore, before building, to "rite 10
manufacturer of doors, SC, in the Southern
States, for an estimate Of the cost OF flnlsh-
irg.
June !. 22-1m.
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The XIX CESTURy.-Thc June No. has
been received, and We have read its pages
with increasing delight. We would be glad
70 give so extended notice CT our own opin-
ion OF this excellent magazine, but prefer
Publishing the following highly compliment
Iarr notice Of il, writtc0 by one OF the best
critics in the land and one who never praises
!: publication unless il is deserving Of it, wc
mean N. N. (BEIcg) Pomcroy, Esq. We
clip the following from The columns o. The
\. Y. Democrat:
Zone Of tue very best magazine ever pubs
li>hcd in the United States is The XIX Cen
fury, published =: Charleston. 5. g., by KIN
Century Publi>hns Company, G. L. Chichcs-
ter. Business Manager. There is . life, riSor.
hnIdncSS. e&r0eStnr$s. elasticity. cOmprcbea>
sibii;y, and variety il is pages and articles
very refreshing. From FIRST 20 last the wo:k
is perfect Its pages cua;"in some Of the
1;uc:t literary productions Of tie age, while
its editorials eriIce q knowledge of men.
soauncrS aud customs, nations and the laws
CT nations, greatly in contrast with many
magazine articles rQrportnS to come from
the leading statesmen and brilliant minds OF
the day. There Is 10 be found in the XIX
Century tho usual variety OF light and heavy
reading. sketches, descriptive articles, ~
miniSccGccS, arguments, incidents, anr, cdl'
;orial mcntioni.sS--all eylcing the h;ghcs;
o:Gcc Of talent, and most excellent TASTE ii
makc>Up anl presentation.
The ?r.ce of this worthy AMI most excel
lent magazine is three dollars and half PEI
ycar-Siug!e numbers thirty-iive cents. We
advise Our readers, especially the ladies, to
subscribe for it if they can afford to Go So
Il the: would see for Themselves the beau
y fics and excellence Of the work, let them en-
close ttisiy+fse cents 10 the publishers a
Charleston, S. G, and they vii receive
sample copy. - l.s ,ea
we should 40: ask people to subscribe
Cor and help sastain this periodical but fol
lis excellence, sterling sucrit. Interesting
tna,tc:. and its just ctai,iS s4o2 the reading
prblic. no matter whether they he North o.
South. The enterprise is e deserving one
au:; confident that it would be welcome
visitor wherever received, aye earnestly com
iaenG il &c the attention Of our readers an;
the public Scaera!ir. ..-..
We will furnish The XIX Cen,gsS in con
n"c';oa with ORR o@;G paper o1c yc2r tor III
saln Of 5000.
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ATTENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that Iappoint
ALBERT r. COOK, Superintendent Of the
Stove and Tin department connected with
the Carolina Manufacturing Company Shops.
1t affords me great pleasure TO present this
young man to the public he is worthy Of
patronage "a good workman, energetic and
prompt 10 fulfill all engagements. Our rule
is to do good work, with the best Of ma
terial, at moderate prices. =
HENRY q. BLEASE, Pres't,
June S, 23-tf. .., p =. u. Z.
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re- THE LIVING MACHINE.

rs THE LIVING MACHINE.
-Injure the main spring of watch and every
portion of the works becomes disordcrcd. The
human stomach is to the human system what
that elastic piece of metal is to chronometer. It
influences the action of the other organs, and con-
trols to a certain extent. the whole living ma
chine. The comparison may be carried further;
for as the weakness or other impertectlons OF the
main spring is indicated on the face OF the time
piece SO also is the weakness or other disorder OF
the stomach BETRAYED by the face Of the invalid.
The complexion is saliow or faded. the eyes are
deficient in lustre and intelligence and there Is
worn, anxious expression in the whole counte-
nance which tell plainly as written words could
do that the great nourishinS organ whose ofhce
it is to minister to the wants ofthe body, and TO
sustain and renew all it. parts. is not perform ing
its duty. 1t requires renovating end regulating.
and to accomplish this end HoStetters Stomach
Bitters may be truly said to be the one thing
needful. The broken main spring OF watch may
be replaced by new one. but the stomach can
only be repaired and strengthened. and this is
one ofthe objects otthe famous vegetable restora-
tive which for eighteen years has been wasiug a
successful contest with dyspepsia in all climates.
When the resources Of the pharmacopGia have
been exhausted. without. at best, doing more
than mitigating the complaint 4 course Of this
wholesome and palatable, yet powerful. .stomachic
effects perfect and permanent clre. In all
cases ofdyspepsa the liver is more or less disor-
dcred. and upon this important gland. as well Is
upon the stomach and bowels the B!tterS act
with singular distinctnesS, regulating and relu-
vicorating every sccretive and assimlatiug organ
on which bodily and mental health depend.
June ]. PIN.
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-%<$$

Snoo71SG AFrA1R.-A difficulty &C.
Cured on ednesday last, some SIX
miles from this place, between Mr. An
drew V. Eichelberger and E: a. hacSett'
in which the latter was shot in the arm
or shoulder. We know nothing Of tae
par;;cu,ars.-Laurens Herald.
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LIGHT. PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
rSiPLOYMENT guaranteed to persons, IN
every part of the country. Suitable ior Lt>
dies or Gentlemen, Boys or Girls. AQuress
XIX CENTURY PU UBLlCA]loN w.
Charleston, s. Z.
Noyl 1S-tf.
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4 shocking accident occurred IN
Charleston on Tuesday last, by which
one person. was killed and several woun'
led, one of whom has since died. from
the falling OF wall on King Street,
near the Bend, which worsmen were
engaged in tearing down previous to the
erection of 4 new building.
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THRESHING.

The undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Newberry County that he will
start steam thresher or or about the 18th
inst. All persons having wheat and other
small grainsrto thresh, will please address
me at Ncwbcrrr C. L., care &. J. Ramagc,
Esq. u. 4. ELhlN.
June s, - Inc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08

PETEEsoS' LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE is already Oh. for .Iuly, and the Nun-
Der before us is 4 SvIn. 1t is Just such q
magazine as the ladies' delight IN. and all
who onvc see it wow!l Ike TO have 1t. The
price iS only - wear, wtich is remarkably
cheap for the variety, quantity ard quality OF
lutormat:oa given. Address c. J. Peterson,
30i ChcSUa; ST.. Palia.
D.s MorESwELr for luue is Respondent
with tigarcS Of fashion. Ladies ought to take
be. E?mcmbc: il comes twice 4 month and
is oaly IS per year. 5. T. Tag!or. 39l Cana!
); New York.
The June No. OF WOODS HOUSEHOLD
NAGAzISE Just received j. l'uli OF interesting
variety. Il Is one Of the cheapest m"ntnIicS
which VIC receive. the price being only 81 a
-ycaf. >i!,>rri!sc tnr If. and address ). ).
N""L N"whnrSt. \. !.
gh@ Snrr.c" N"-"S r. r;a:cre'ii i:S fifth wear.
So: r;.,~: : hr'h r:co-au> ~ Si':''v ana Il
.i.."~ : s." !rl-'n.>>
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08

Full Of choice reading, comiealities, &c is
the MONTHLY VISITOR, published by Z. +.
Durbec, Charleston. at only so cts per ans
mum in advance. Send the money either to
the publisher. or to the agents, Messrs. BOZ
acSt 1 Martin, Charleston, and secure cheap
aud capital monthly.
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Board per month Stopper week
Shopper day 81.

The water. is Chalybeate, and is cool and
pleasant TO the taste. Has proven efica.
cions in curing Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Diseases, Gravel, Dropsy, DiarrhGa,
Cutaneous Affections, Chill and Fever, Gene
ral Debility, and many other ills of kin
dred na,nre. The table viii he provided
with the best tho country affords; and eve
~ attention given to visitors, calculated to
make their stay pleasant. CAEISs TO RENT
r. c. OLIVER, Proprietor,
spartauburg c, r., S. c.
June s, 23-2m.
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COM MERCIAL.

NEwBEERY, s. c.. June Cotton, 49,.
NEW YORK, June 6-7 I. N.-Cotton heavy
sales 2.l00 bales, midGling upandS 2I; Orleans
22S. Flour-Southern firm, at663a l0.Oc. Cold
dull. at Il.
CHARLESTON. JuBc G.-Cotton, more doing
p,iddliugs 21; sales 800 bales; stock S.9S2. = -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-08

The best business any one can follow
is to let the business OF other people
alone. An envious man frequently re-
pines rs much at the way IN which his
ne!chbo!s live as if be maintained th.n
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CHEROKEE. SPRINGS,
Eight Nils from Spartanburs G. L., sc.

Ne,c Furniture-Hotel IHoroughly
Renorated-NeW Bedding-Neao
- Baths-Bo1clinJ Alley, and other
modes Of exercise ter guests, aclu
be ready for visitors June 1st,
1870.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. 0F
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON. $. c.,
Corrected Weekly by a. C. KaUE NAN, Bro
ker, No. 25 Broad S!:eet-
JUNE 8. 1870.

STATE SEcUE1T1Es-South Carolina, old, 80
-; do new, AZ 81; do, rcgist'd stock, ex int
so.
CITY Observation-Disclosures. Ca. Bonds "a
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "a 10; Columbia, S. c.,
Bonds. 10 72.
BA1LsoAD BoSps-B]ue Ridge, first mortgage,
60 "a; Charleston and Saw annah, 10a - Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta. "a 81: CheraW
and Darlington, So; Greenvie and Columbia,
lst mort. SOa -; do, State guarantee, 6Sa-;
Northeastern, SO a.; Savannah and Charleston,
LIST mort, - . 80; do. State guarantee. 75a =;
South Carolina, - = IS; do, 13; Spartauburg and
Union. "a 50.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte Columbia ana
Ancusto "a 80: Grecuyille and Columbia, ga
Northeastern. 10a Savannah and Charles
ton. - IS: South Carolina, whole shares. 43
45: do. half shares. = 2!.
EXCHANGE &c-New York Sight. of par;
Gold, ll3! ll4!: Silver, l04 los.
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We will send the New York Bee-hecpers
7onrn,l and National Ag:icultur!tt and the
Herald both for one year for s.; so.
Address T.F. l. i II. GRENEhE!i.
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Making grand excess Of .s74s,s39.O .Ol

Tue STATES TO BE ABoLIsuED.-Sena
tor Brownlow writes
"IIad I my way, I would so recon
struct the Government Of the United
States as to form strong central Co
vernment here in the District of Colum-
bia, and organize the States as so many
colonial corporations, as absolutely de-
pendent upon and subject to the will OF
the central power at Washington, as are
Counties to States.
'Thus would wipe out and eStirpate
the whole theory and pretense of State
rights and State sovereignty, to which we
arc mainly indebted for the late re-
bcllion.
"While I only speak for myself, I be-
lieve that Congress and the country are
looking in the same direction.
"W. G. BROWNLOW.
ashincton, April %. 1870"
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It costs Brigham Young over one hun
,irca dollars to take his family to th" Cir
Gus. Think Of that.
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ns.THELATER WEIIVEIN

B@~THE LATER " ELIFEIN
the History of the world, the more scope and
materials there are for the exercise OF genius,
consequently no one can blame the pro-
prietors of the "Old Carolina Blttcrs Tor
urging its use upon the invalid pubic Try
it once, and become satisfied.
Try Wineman's Crystalizca Worm Candy
none better.
June s, 23-l:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-DP y. II. WERJS is respectfully prcsen-
ted to the citizens of NcwberTy, for their SUI
frace at the ensuing election: ,,.,r,
May 4, 1S-tf. NJ" "H"i'
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MEAL AND GRIST.

WE have a nice lot Of Greenville
MEAL and GRIST, fresh from the
Mills, FOR CASH ONLY. For sale
by
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
June s, 23-lt.
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THE D1rrEREScE.-Ra organs arc
constantly prating of Radical economy.
How this works will be shown by the
following comparative statement, which
we find in late "Sentinel' exhibiting
the difference in cost to the State Of the
Conservative administration of 1867,
and the Radical administration of 1868
and 1869:
Entire expenses of all depart
ments for the year ending
September Soth, 1867. .s34S, 244.67
Entire expenses of all depart
ments for the year ending
September, 30th, 1860, (thc
first under Radical rule $IS2, 2.SG
Showing that this Radical aG-
ministration costs the pco-
plei in one year, more than
they paid the year before s44S,s39,l 10
And the expenses of the ses-
sion Of lS69-70 to be ad-
ded which will reach =. $500, 10000
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FEAST OF PEyTEtcsT. The fifth and
sixth irstaEst We're celebrate? BY the Israel
ties in our community as the Feast Of pentc-
fflgt
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John T. Henderson has been appointed b,
Gov. Scott, a Trial Justice forFewberry.
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ton Denot. See notice elsewhere.