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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23
Young Mcn-Business Men.

1T is castor to bo n good bust
ness man than q poor ono. Hal,
inc energy displayed in keeping
ahead that is required to catch m
when behind will save credit, give
moro time to attend to business
and adj to tho profit and rcputa.
tlon OF those who work for gam.
DO prompt. Kcop your word.-
honor your engagements. Ifyou
promise to meet man or do n
certain thing at certain momcnt
DO ready ut tho appointed tlmo.-
lfyou have work to do, do it at
once, cheerful y and therefore,
more speedily and correctly. If
you 90 out on business, attend
promptly to tho matter on hand
-thcn as promptly 90 about your
own business. DO not stop to tell
stories in business hours.
If you havo n place of business
DO found thcro when wanted. No
man can get rich by sitting round
stores and saloons, Never "fool"
on business matters. If you have
to labor for living, remember
that one hour in tho morrinr ia
better than two at night. If you
employ others, be on hand to sec
that they attend to their dutics,
and TO direct work TO advantage.
Have order, system, regularity,
promptncss, libcraIity. Ncvcr buy
any article simply because the
man who sells will tako it out in
trado. Trade is money. Timo is
money. A good business habit
and reputation is always money.
Make your place Of business pleas
ant and attractive, then stay there
to wait on customers.
Mover use quick words or allow
yourself to make hasty or ungcn-
tlcmanly remarks to those in your
employ: for to do 80 lessons their
respect for you and influence over
Ihem' Help yourself and others
will help you. Bc faithful ovor
Tho interests confdcd to your
<oeping, and all in good timc your
responsibilities will be increased.
DO not DO in too grcat haste to
got rich. DO not build until you
rave arranged and laid good
oundation. DO not--as you hopc
~ work for succcss-spcnd timo
n idlcncss. lfyour timo is Your
'wn, business %ill surely suffer If
'ou 40. IF it is given to another
or pay it belongs to him, and you
'avo no moro right to steal that
han to steal money. BE obliging.
strive to avoid harsh words and
DO not kick every
tone in tho path moro miles can
% mado in a day by going stoadi.
y on than by stopping to kick.
'ay as you go. A man Of honor
aspects his word as ho does h;s
ond. Ask, but never beg. IIolp
thcrs when you can, but mover
lVo when you can not afford TO,
imply because it is fashionable,
earn to say no. No neoossity Of
mapping it out dog fashion, but
ny it firmly and rospootfally.--
Lave but fow cunfdcnts, and tho
'wcr tho bottor Uso your own
rains rather than others. learn
] think and act for yourself. 30 .'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23
Going TO Providence.

n wcll.known citizon of Uort
'ord, Connecticut, q tow days aso
had takon his scat in tho after
noon train for Providence, when {
small, woazonod-accd oldcrl,
man, having tho appearance of =,
welI'to.do farmer, camo into tn,
car, looking for scat. Tho gon
tloman good-naturcdly made room
Tor him by his sido, and the old
man looked him over from head
to foot.
Going to providcnco? he said,
at length.
mo, sir tho stranger answer.
Cd, politely;I Il stop ut Andovcr.'
l want to know! | belong out
that way myself. Expect to STAY
long?'
'o"ly ono night, sir.
~ short pause.
did you caplato to put up at
tho tavern
mo, sir; expect to stop with
Mr.. Skinner.'
What, JOB Skinncr's? Deacon
Job-livcs in IL little brown house
on tho pike? Or, mcbbc, it's his
brothers. Was it Tim Skinncr's
Square Tim's-whoro you was
going2'
Hcs, said tho gentleman, smil-
ing; 1T was Square Tins
Dow toll if you arc going thcre
to stop over night! Any conncc-
ton Of his'n p
NO, SIR
well, now, that's Gurus Tho
ola man amt got into any trouble
nor nothin' has he p lowering his
voice; amt goin' to servo q writ
""'o hihI, w Jc {
Oh, no, nothing Of tho kind
Glad ont. No harm in askin'.
| sposc. l reckon Miss Skinncr's
some connection of yourn?'
No. said tho gcntlcman. Then.
seeing tho amused expression on
tho facos of two or three acquaint.
ances in tho noighboring seats, he
added in confidential tono:
1 am going to 500 Squire Skin
ncr's daughtor.'
HAw sakos I! said tho old man,
his face qnivcring with curiosity.
'1hats it, is it7 want to know
Coin to 500 Mirandy Skinner, DO
yc? Wcll, NTirandy's nico gal
hombly and:.long favored,
but smart to work, they say, and
l. guess You're about the right
ago for her, too. Kcp' com.
pany togothcr long?'
q never saw her in my life.
SIR
1low you talk Somebody's
gin hcr n recommend. T sposc,
md now you're goin' clear ont
'hcro to tako n squint at her =
Wa'al. I must say there's as likely
gals in Andovor ~ Mirandy Skin
nor. roe got a family OF growcd
up dartcrs myself Never was
married nforc, was yc? Don't SEQ |
10 weed on your hat
Il havo been married about fc
con years, sir, 7 have q wiCo and
i've childrcn.' And thcn. "a tho
ong-rcatrained mirth Of tho listen.
'rs to this dialogue burst forth at
ho old mans -mouthcd ~.
onishmont, he hastcnod to OK.
''ain:T nm n doctor. my good
ricnd, and Squire Skinner called
It my Office this morning to re.
uost my professional services for
lis sick daughtor.'
Wa'al now!' Aud tho old man
Vaddlcd Off into the next car.
-.-Ae >-s---
a LIFE AND DEATH BEr ~ h,,,,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

Thoro is girl in Now ttantp.
shiro whose daily lifo Is Llossod l,y
tho living presence of hor fatbor
and mothor, two grand-fathorp ana
TWO grand.mothors, threo groaf.
grand-athors, and four great.
grand.mothors, and ono groat--
groat-grand-mothor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

Two young mon In an Iowa town
took out license to marry tho
samo lady ono day recently with /
results rs yet unreportod.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23
Acts and Joint Resolutions
Passed by the Legislature
Of South Carolina.

AN Aof 10 ALTER AND AMEND AN
ACT ENTITLED GAN ACT TO PRO.
VIDE FOR TIE ASSESSMENT AND
TAXATION OF PROPERTY"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

THE PORTLAND TEtNSCRTU is to tic
greatly enlarged and improved with the
beginning OF lis ,hirty-ilh volume in
March next, The price To remain an
changed--S2 90 year in advance More
Stories, fuller Market Reports, and Agri
cultural Miscellany, and more extended
News Department, and New Type. are
among the intended improvements 10
al, new Subscribers, the TRANScErrr will
Toe sent fourteen month, for the prise OF
ono year BY itsCluhbing arrangements
with al the leading Magazines andNews-
papers. The entire reading matter for q
family, except the local pager which it
Is The duty Of every citizen to patronize,)
can be had AZ tie forest possible rates.
Enough can be saved on two Magazines
To pay the whole subscription price OF the
TRANSCRIPT Specimens Of the Tran
SCRIPT and Circulars with full list OF
Periodicals elubbed with, and their prices,
sent free to any who apply. Address
ELwELL. PACKARD n Co. PORTLAND, ME
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
DIED.

In Albany. Nov. I6;h Mr. Lewis II. s0wiu, age'i
a. wears
Thus iu the midst q usefulness, when greatly
nee led u th,. family and in society, has another
fallen in 'thai war from which there Is no di-
charge" His loss a citizen J. greatly lamenicd
bon. A. q devoted husband, loving father, son anu
brother h.> loss l. irreparablc. b. a well order
cJ life, the deceSsed had earned "naue which l.
rather to be chosen than great riches May IL,
bereaved friends iiud comfort IN that faith which
sustained him IN sickness and death.
L. III. TABOR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

DIR FREDERIC MORRILL,, author Of The
MEBICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE To HFALrR-a
work Of surprising interest and value to al per
sons suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
dee line spermatorr hoea, or any OF is sequences
aul miautely describing the various symptoms Of
these inSiious diseases, with Elain, common sense
directions far their treatment and cure-may be
Contdeutaliy cou- ulted upon aii chronic, delicate
anl comp Heated "a >eaSes IN either sex, az The
PEoFLE'S MEDICAL INSTIrU II, No. Bu.1nch
street, Boston, Mas. Every sufferer should CON
suit Or Morrill, His large experience % over
thirty wears, dealing with every disease incident
o. humanity, enables him 20 guarantee care ~
az ~rabis cases In a shorter time And dt less eN-
pcuSe and Inconvenience O. the patient than J.
usually incurred when resort is hal % less me Y
per el physicians CALL AND >EE HIN lie
VIII describe your disease without any iniorma-
ton from YOU. and cure You without the use OF
harsh tnt dangerous remedies, often pcTuous 70
health and lie THE MEDICAL ADVISER, with las
circulars FHE ENFERuR'S Pull and IN
P'EtASr FACTS. Wall be sent % day ddtitcs, on
rerrl % Ui ten cents. Address, or call at No s
BULFGNCH STREET EOSTON, Mass. once hours
1r)m in the morning, 20 40 o'clock IN the evening,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

On Monday evening, the many
friends ofRev Mr.. Tolmln, of tins place,
assembled al his new residence on Perham
street, built The fires, warmed the rooms,
set the tables, aud gave him hearty wei
come when he entered the house with his
bride TWAS perfect surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. whicl, rendered The occasion all
tLc more enjoyable, says the Pennington
Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

FALSE SH,NE.-The false shame which
fears TO be detected in honest and manu-
al employment which shrinks from eS-
posing to the world a necessary and hon
CRADLE economy; which bushes more
deeply Tor shabby attire than for mean
action and which drclls the Sncer Of the
world more than the upbraidjngs OF con-
science-this false shame will prove the
ruin OF every one who suffers it to iuhu-
ence his thoughts and life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

Rev. T Newell late of Brcwcrvillage,
has removed to North Waterford, and
commenced to l,bor in ,ha, society. The
people there are feeling in great need OF
u church b,ll and the sewing circle are TO
hold levce and fair, on the evening Of
Jan. 2d., 70 ALI in raising funds for that
object. They are making quite an effort
TO have good time, and are hoping tosee
many OF their out OF town friends on that
occasion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
M.IR FRIED.

At Wv-' Paris, Nov Eth hg Rev. Geo Briggs,
NJ Emery Mason and Mss Marcia Maxwell, both
OF Paris corrected
In Buckdtli. Dec 'th, by Noah Prince, E~q,
Nj A-aph Churchill. and Miss Fanuie Nnrch, both
uf Bucktcli.
Ia >,raliord. H., Nov. 3i;h by Rev. j l.
Saub5ru, assisted Oy Rev, Y W. Alger OF Lunen
burr " Mr. William Z Chapman oi Giead, Ne,
o. Miss Martha h. Baldwin OF STAFFORD. y. III.
Ia Cornish. Andrew Narney and sally j. Day,
10Th 81 Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
New Advertisements.
Desirable Residence for Sale.

WILL De sold very cheap il applied for soon
w well finished am, thoroughly built one anu
s.haF story House with seven rooms l. yer!
pleasantly situated on the main travelled street M
oxford Village. 10 has good cellar with cement
ell bottom, and one acre Of good garden soil, and
about twenty apple trees Of Il choice kind Of fruit
IN a bearing condition. Also, pear and cherry
trees, currant and gooscberry bushes, grape vine,
rhuuarb aud strawberry beds. There II also, 4
we'll OF excellent and never failing water which
supplied eight families through the drought this
season.
For further particulars, apply 10 AARON G No
BIZ steep Pals, Norway. or on the premises, of
oxford, Dec. ., $50. r. "a. COY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

Ttisrss' kNAvES' >WINDLEES' '' These
ary laild term, With which 70 designate those mean
contemplate adveutnrer- who have been induced
hy thc high reputation winch Dr. S4sr's C,t.rrh
Remedy has won. % put up snl offer Tor sale a
worthless imitation OF this celebrated medicine.
Remember that Or l. \ Picrcr'- private stamp
which is the only Pssitirs G4arIgts, OF Genuine
ness should br upon every package This private
stamp. issued ~ the , Government expressly
io- Stamping pr. Picr,e', medicines. ia, upon x
A.> Portrait came AMI address. an. Jhe words I
Cert iCate ot tsyuu.ueuc~~ Don't gyt ~WFu
iles ts men calling themselves Or. sage pr.
Ilrrre az Buffalo y . Is the only man now lis
INK r1lt Ia- the r -ht aud make tho original
Or SAGE CatIIrh Remedy. sold 10y druggists ol
sent uy mail on receipt ~ sky ccats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

We understand that terrible acct
dent occurred on the Grand Truls road,
pear Island Pond, ON Tuesday last. 4
freight train collided with another train,
by which one of the engines WAS upset
into 4 stream, and two men killed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

The wife OF Socrates WAS said to be
a sreA, >cold. Had her husband furnish
ed her with Rcnne's Pijn-ki,ijng Magic
Oil 10 cure a painful tpo;hache and head
ache. she would. no doubt, have been one
OF the best women OF that age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

FROM HUNDREDS OF REPO RTFD CASES
where patients have increased in weight
from five 70 forty pounds while using Eel
lows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHoS-
PHrES, no doub. remains Of its powerful
action on the organs of nutrition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
Notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber and
y the heirs of =. Is. Locke, will present 10 the
next Legislature Of Maine, a petition, for an act
granting the right 10 levy and collect reasonable
ioll, FOR building, aud maintaining proper ships OF
paS~ag &c WAYS through their wide dams on Ballard
Brook, in Fryeburg, 10 facilitate the passage oil
timbtrs, from said waters into SacO River.
JOHN LOCKE,
for self aud heirs of ,. Is. LOCKE.
Frveburg, peC3, $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
The Var.

The Prussians have defeated the French
amy of the Loire, and probably lie occu,
pied Orleans. The French claim that
Ducrut occupies stronger position than
ever outside the walls OF Paris, and that
he repulsed an attempt OF the Germans 10
dislodse him, The European peace Con.
grcSS is agreed 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
Twenty-Seven Years Practice

In .he Treatment Of Diseases incident % Females
hs. placed DR DOW al the head Of all physicians
making suchpractice q specially, and enables him
20 guarantee a speedy aud permanent cure IN The
worst cases az Suppression and all other NsRSiTs
a. Homogeneous, from trhaterer cause Al letters
for advice must contain a.. Olce No. ENbl
CorT STREET, BOSTON.
Board furnished to those desiring - lie
ms "a under treatment.
Boston. july. $50. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
Dissolution of Copartncrship.

FNHE copartnership heretofore existing under
/ the tirm name 81 BarrOws \ Brown, OF West
paris i, this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Ia n BarrOws, one Of the finn Is authorized 10
close out the business Ofthe rm,to receive all debts
,ut. the same and sign the firm name IN hquida'
ton AID an parties owing bills 10 the said firm,
6esirous of saving cost, viii make immediate pay
mont Ia him JAMES II. BARRDWS,
HANNIBAL q. BROWN.
We. pari. nar q ls-O 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
BORN.

In Paris, Nov e.th 20 the wife ofLeandei swan,
g
In greenwood, oct SIst, TO the wife Of Edward
" reuley, daughter.
In Nbany Nov. 2ith, % the wife OF samuel L
Haskell son AMI daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

The proprietors Of JohnSon's Auo-
dyue Linimen," Parsons Purg1tiye Pills. -
and ''SheriJau's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders." have published readable and in
siructiye pamphlet, which may be had
free At the stores
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

Rufus Chapman OF Liberty. Maine e,
had stiff leg. bent knee, linbered and
Strengthened by the use OF johnson :
Anodyne Imminent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
A ca X ID

4 Clergyman, while residing in South America
a. a missionary, discovered safe and SIMPLE
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary anu seminal
Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by baneful ami vicious habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
hv desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine in a sealed envelope, to any one who
needs IT, Free Of charge. Address JOSEPH L.
INMAN Station II, Bible House, New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09
Know Thy Destiny!

MADAME THERESA DABALL, the great
vi French ClairyoyaRt, has taken rooms In
Portland and will remain there until the first OF
January, ISL. by sending - cents and stamp,
together with a lock of your hair, your height ana
AZ. she will send you correct picture OF your
future husband or wife.-tell you their DISPOSE
ton, occupation their leading charscteristies, and
many o,her startling facts This i no hoax.
Address MADAME THERESA DABALL,
Derq 3W> Portland, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

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Diyination. Spiri;ualisIn, Alchemy, Philosophy ol
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lo0.t,0 sold price by mail, in cloth Sl2,, paper
cover, 81 NoTlCE-Anv person " iliing TO act as
agent will receive a sample copy OF the BOOK Jrte
\, no capital is required, all DESTROYS OF genteel
cnployment should send Tor this book, enclosing
10 ct, tor postage, to T. W. ENAN>ACO., ii South
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-09

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1900 USE n! ,.ysStIsslt ,.lS7C
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the NEW YORK METHODIST,
An FIGHT PAGE WEEKLY,
HOLIDAY JOURNALIST,

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-22

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-22
ssTHE OLD AND NEW. -

A magazine whose successive numbers have met
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-22
Replating Silver-ware.

The Agent OF the Toledo Electro
Plating Company, will visit our citizens
this week, for the purpose of collects
ing such ware as they may have to re-
plato. He comes well recommended,
as We should Judge by the following en-
dorsements from Indianapolis:
We. the undersigned, had our ware
replated by the Toledo Electro Plate
Company, I. NJ. Hurd IL Co., Proprie-
tors. and being we'll pleased with the
workmanship, would cheerfully recon-
mend them to our citizens and the pub.
lie in general.
Mrs GOVERNOR BAKER
Mrs. DIR. N. G. BURNHAM
Mrs. NJ G. BRIGHT.
Mrs. DIR. WOODBURY..
Miss r. N. Fry
Mrs. H. RAUGH.
COL JEFF X. SCoTT.