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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

VALLANDIGHAM has announced his inten-
ton of retiring from politics. Whatever
may be said against VaIlandigham, he cannot
be accused of concealing his opinions and
political views. However repugnant and
unpopular with the American people his po-
litical vagaries may have been, he was stout
Iy persistent and open in declaring his views
and positions at all times. If he thought
disunion he talked disunion. If he believed
in Reputation he openly preached repudia-
ton We doubt not he is thoroughly dis
gusted with politics, and the country is as
thoroughly disguised with Vallandigt am and
his theories. Peace to his later days, and a
deep burial to his political sins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

PENSION FOR SOLDIERS OF lS12.-In the
House of Representatives on the Goth, Mr..
WILLARD reported general bill. giving to
soldiers and sailors who had served three
consecutive months in the war of 1912, and
who were not receiving pensions, pension
of eight dollars per month. An amendment
was offered to cut off from it's benefits the
old soldiers of 1912 who had sympathized
with the late rebellion. Mr.. Butler among
others earnestly opposed the amendment.
Butler contended that such provision would
operate in the nature of a coniscation law
and as such law, had not been applied to any
other class he was opposed to applying it to
old soldiers, especially if they had only sym
pathized, and had not been actively engaged
in the rebellion The bill passed, and the
clause not excluding soldiers who sympa-
thized with the rebellion was retained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

dispatch from London dated May 3lst
says;
Advices from the west coast of Africa re-
port that party of missionaries, consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramseyea and Mr. Knoher
and attendants, have been captured by the
Ashantees, and taken into the interior.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

APPorNTMENT.-His Excellency, Governor
Hendee, has appointed Mr.. Peter Fleury of
Isle La Motto, Associate Justice of the Coun-
ty Court for Grand Isle county, in the place
Of Mr.. Nelson s. Hill, deceased
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

rights; if l saw them insisting in our own
country upon the principles of republican
government and the doctrine of liberty and
equal rights for all who have made their
hume in our borders.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

The following instructions were telegraph
ed to Gen. Foster, Friday
WASHINGTON. May p.
To GKN. GEORGE p. EosTER, U. ). Marshal,
District of Vermont
The President directs you to cause to be
seized and held by the military forces of the
United States, all arms and munitions of war
which you can find prepared or intended for
the invasion of Canada by the Fenians.
Communicate with the military command
ers.
(Signed) E. R. HoAR,
Attorney General.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01
Book Notices.

our readers on the temperance OIL Oall
Hamilton, whose pen has lain so long silent
A BATTLE OF TIE Books l. the title of her
new work, and as it is quite comprehensive
as we'll as characteristic, we give it entire
\ BATTLE OF THE Books, recorded By an
unknown writer, for the use Of authors ard
publishers. To the first for doctrine, to the
second for reproof, to both for correction, and
for instruction in righteousness.
This is the motto Of the title page.
WHY talk 50 drerHe big, John,
OF honor, when II meant
You dill not care a hg, John,
But jest for ten per cent
-Biglotr Papers.
As may be inferred from the foregoing, the
book is somewhat detailed account Of her
dealings with her old publishers, Ticknor
& Fields, and the tenor of it may also be
gathered from the quotation from Lowell,
She tells her side of the story in her usual
piquant, vivacious style, and while we would
acquit the writer Of any willful exaggeration,
VIC must conclude from somewhat hasty
lpePusal Of this, th0tsshe has done full Justice
to the matter While it is really written for
the benefit Of publishers and authors. we do
not hesitate to affirm that no admirer of Calls
will pass the book by unread, even if he be-
long to neither craft After a somewhat
protracted experience in the literary world.
she sarcastically AYERS that it is proved be
is to trust, and all that men care 70 do is to
protect" She also makes this statement.
after due consideration, viz - AS far as lit
erature pays cash down, it is not to be com
pared to - shoe making, for instance, !"
which is encouraging TO shoc-makers, to say
the least, whatever it may be to authors.
HARPER's MONTHLY for June has the fol
lowing excellent table of contents: Jottinss
and Journeyings in Spain - - The Mysteries
of Thunder Shower " a Two Moods =
g" Frederick the Great - - Vanity of Vani-
ties - - The Rob Roy on the Jordan =
" The Hot Current of the Atlantic .
- Transmutation - d" The Running Turf in
America = d" Wampuusung Gap, - Wine
in America and American Wine 8" .. Fare
well to May; - " Story of Six Weeks :"
i" Border "reminiscences " Antcros :
= The Gaming Table &c
The LITTLE CORPORAL, which is always as
full as it can hold of good things for boys
and girls, is promptly at hand; also. EVERY
SATURDAY and the WoNAN's JOURNAL.
Next week we shall notice the following
books:
HADYN AND OTHER PoEMs, by the author of
a. Life Below
WOMAN IN Prison, by Caroline H. Woods.
The Luck OF ROARING CANT, &c, by F. B.
Harte.
TINS SHIP BUILpERs-one of the Elm Is
land Series.
LIFE AND ALoNE-author unknown.
All of which are for sale by G. w VIII
DER, Freeman Bookstore.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

Don't fail to read the extracts from j.
Proctor Knots speech, on the outside of this
paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

TO COSSU PTIVES. Providsnttally INV
daughter was restored to health by simple with
cut msdlcIne The parueu sFs viii be s-rt Free.
REUBEN T. HOUNSLOW, Stockton 81, Brook A.,
Island.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01
Rev. s. III. Colburn, Nj. d.
Homeopathic Physician & SurgeOn,
NOrthGeId. Vt.

Has returned from PhiiadeIphis, and win resume
business. Grateful fer former patronage and believ-
ne himself aoie 10 give better satisfaction dian
formerly, he would solicit the patronage the Public
March -, 1870. Ff2nl3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01
GOD
IN HISTORY.

A grand theme, and the eraade~t hook of modern
tines. Al History analysed from stand point.
God rGles among the nsiions. An OPENeBlBLE IA
every land. No other book like APPROX b. over
100 DiviRes and all the leading papers
he best terms 10 Agents ever hefore givea- Our
plan in sale in fautly- Address ~
once. J. w. GOODSPEED & CO,
81 Park Row, New YORK, or l3s Lake St, ChiCa-o.
N20m5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01

VIVEEAQ how MADE FROM CIDER WINE
WV EU "A HI Mclasses or Sorghum in 10 hours
without using drugs. For Circulars addressF l. SAGE.
Vinegar Maker, Cromwell, Coan. H36yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-06-01
Evervbodv Read This
A GENTS WANTED FOR

WE WILL PAY AGENTS a25 4 WEEK and ex
w penseS sell the Greatest Discoveries o. the Age
Address WHEATON, HENRY CO. Marshall. Mich
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
Irritable InvaliI6.

Indigestion not o3ly effects the phySic II
health hut the dispositions and icmpcrs of
its victims The dySpcpiic becomes, too, in
measure dcm0raliZcd by his suffrrinIs. lie
is subject To fits of irritation by his sui
lGnncSS, or despair, nS the case may be
\ prctclnatual sGn>iliveneSS which he cannot
control, leads him TO miSconStruc the words
not uEfr%qucntly marked by exhibitions Of
and nets oi those around him and his iutcr
course even with those nearest and dearest to
hi'' tcstincSS foreign to his rcal nature. These
are the mental phenomena OF the disease,
for which the invalid cannot be Justly held
responsible, but they occasion much hou> c.
hold discomfort. 1t IS to the interest Of the
home circle, 1t is essential to family harmony
as we'll rs to the rescue OF the principal
sufferer from II state not far removed from
incipcnt insanity, that these symptoms of
mental disturbance be promptly removed.
This can only DC done by removing their
physical cause, n arrangement of the func-
tions Of the stomach and its allied visccrn,
the liver and the bowels. Upon these three
important organs IIostc,ter's Stomach BIT
tcrs sactSimultancously, producing thorough
and salutnry change in their condition. The
vegetable ingredients Of which the prcparn-
ton Is composed arc Of II rcnovnting, rcgula-
ting Alternative character and tho stimnlnnt
which lends activity their remedial
virtues Is tho purcst and best that can be
extracted from tho most wholesome of all
cereals, viz: sound rye. No dyspcplic can
take this genial restorative for q single week
without experiencing notable improve
mont In his general health. Not only will
his bodily suffcrings abato from dny To day,
lessness and irytabiity, and this happy
change will manifest itself in his dcmcnmor
| to all around him.
Feb. .25-1 IN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

a young divorce seeking c.':orcl wo.
man Of Cincinnati plead her own case as
f"llows: "Jadgc. cant love dat dar
niggrr; he kicked me in tic ,ibS once ill
he looscnc.l all my in>ilcs."
who hlamcS her?
"'PearS to me some folks arc mighty
particular" was the remark OF negro
as 4 lady refused to let him Sil in her
lap in New York street car"
Shocking. Could not have been Elixa
beth Cady Stanto", oh no, frr she woul'l
have accc;;tch the situation, and hucgct
that niy.cr to the last, or till he ex.
claimed, Shou ny', don; bod1cr nc!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
About Ri-ht.

a lady correspondent, says ,ha, Jen.
mic June is hu.nbue, an unr.i,i:a,cd
Ionc, and wc are half inclined 10 hc,ivv.
She is right. Hear what she SAYS:
"Jcnnic June is an aridrlouS hulhuc.
EFnurle"A "ll mails h"ilvl hown an! b,,.
Hlcd up in one Gightfll scra.:inc->
Couldn't hc compared 10 hrr. She SAYS
hat il a lady dent wear gloves with tao
buttons, she isn't Il lady. Briii;ant i!y,
he sweet essence Of !aI yl"ol. the gen.
le dignity, puiity and courtesy OF a M
sle WOMAN, j. To be measured hy the
hnmhcr Of buttons Nhc wears on her
gloves! Oh, bah That high p,icS,cs>
fashion, }. j is prove, hia'!y he wor>,
lresscd woman in New York. She wrars
ehite evening honnrtS to the ,nrrninc
lunches Of Srro>i>. anl carers wildly
tirongh fabrics aud c"l,rs to The tutn!
cfiancc of taste. Sine makes hrr oNn
in' bv writing the Vcmi Nihi papers lor
10 World. S"mc Of them arc clever,
omc arc exceeding >turil'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

Bourcicault is City years OLD,
good-looking, q good dresser, ien'
cor, shooter, boxer, boator, club
man, horscman, aud is full Of fun
and anocdotc.
Henry Ward Bcocher annouf-
ccd to his congregation on Sunday
that he declined TO receive the
offer recently madc him Of an all
vance Of salary from $4,000 TO
$50, ,0G0.
4 woman in Liverpool, doubt
fill whether the fire had gono out,
poured gunpoNdcr on the cmbers'
lTcr thoughts and tho rest OF hcl
were quickly removed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
S,a.e HcWs.

ln Chester on sa,c.aay, one tract Of Land
y 4'io "crcs only was sold, and brought
lanm. lilc engine has been purchased
pr the town at a cost of $ljon. Mrs j..
Hohlcy, M old citizen, lird at Chester on
be S'h from the effects Of disease Goa.
,ctel in Military p i>on. Rev. John r.
Ticket Ia in IL very pccca,iouS condi.icu of
palth. 1t is feared lay his iricnds ,ha, he
Rapidly giving way.--Chcs:cr corrcspon.
fnce oI Enquirer.
The appropriation bill to meet tie cx.
f,IscS OF the State government for 1910,
u soon bc reported. 1t " i'll proL4b!y ap.
oprI!to aH"oOm, a large proportion Of
hich will be for the payment OF old
AinIs.
hcascls in mild form prevail In Cvlum.
;. "
lhe Bcnncttsvillc journal says A COW,
longing 10 Mr. Wm. Coving,on, near
ehnciisvillc. nsicrcd forth recently three
ivcs IN one day, and all, VIC learn, arc
living. This is certainly o very re.
lrkablc COW.
The same paper adds. "That Mrs. James
Daniel, residing about five miles from
place, gave birth, few days ago t,
children. The mother, VIC learn, J.
ng we'll under the circumstances"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
Due West Female College.

The next session Of this very popular
institution of learning for young ladies
commences on the first Monday in March,
and closes second Thursday in July.
Due West College IS one among the best
schools in the country, niT"rding all the
advantages Of high culture, in healthy
region, and easy IF access. To parents
Wishing to send their dan shtcrS to school
away from home, We know Of no place
better than this. an'l IN the Rev. j. l..
Bonner, the r,iacipal, will be found AL
the requisites Of the chrislian gentleman
and teacher.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

Tur Wucox, GIBBS & Co.'S MANIPULATED
EQUAL II NOT SUPERIOR TO ANY FERTILIZER
USED IN THE NElGlipoRH0oD.
Crawfordvillc, ia, October ~, 1869.
Mcssrs. Wilcox; Gibbs 4 Co.:
have not replied earlier to your inquiry
as to relative merits ci the fertilizers used
in this vicinity, from the fact that the crops
of cotton were not sufficiently maturcd to
enable mo to form M accurate opinion.
We were then in the midst Of drouth
without parallel for duration and severity
in the memory Of the oldest inhuhitant.
Not a rain from fast CT May ill Inst ol
August, aud the result Of my observation
is, | know Of none which cxccllcd your
Manipulated in capacity to endure long and
severe !roulhs. | used the Manipulated on
very thin gray soil, with stiff clay su's,ratum,
at the rate Of 25> lbs. per acre, and shall
make about 500 lbs. seed cotton TO the
acre. left n small space una,anurcd,
which will not make more than go lbs. per
acre have had no rust, even OH ground pre-.
disposed to it. |. therefore, conclude, in
view OF these facts, that your Manipulated
is at least equal. il rot superior, TO any
fertilizer used in this rrsion-and there
were number Of varieties used, too, ut
t,iit. KcSprctfuiiy,
i JAMES +. REID,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

t. !'i.o..-, C.-'': =. r1h..err: ~ :. :.
a;t at '1t "a y,,.1.; F.. " 49,. :..~ :. - ;'''
-" r.0'.c. G.z:'cs e Jl-1..v pa
li.hc.! D.. = : H.-J:s,9l..l G. , f..,..ga....
i, go" il" p'!a:.rg. /: c',c:.in, -: 3. X -
t.rr,i.
"" a~&ooml.,l,> gin p,:a.7-> H.. ,ecs,n.
h-h'! mi hi; .:ic;ImDnI "a. Fo4n::y. /: /.
va!u .hc.
Dsmorcs;'- rnDn'hiy fpr M.-ci. !, au 42'1x
with GEM. literary, n'ful AID fI-hiJn,ble
only s| pr y""r, and o. crrraTiry. ~.
GIc., Dtin3.rs:. 'n1n::.Y, s-5 Broadway,
y. !.
IL France Tlcgantc, or no! !c, Ic Pari:
for March, is aiIchGy received. IiisIc.p'cu.
dan, in clcsan; co!o;cd fashions. Llhics
take it hv all means. Published by S. +.
Taylor, 39l Canal ST., So.
nous animal picture, illustrating The fable
| Of La Fon t8ipcS-"Thc cat, The weasel and
| the young rabbit" The reading matter is
very choice and attractive. Published by
llurd & lloughton. New York, 90 so.
The Rural American for February, vc:y
excellent agricultural monthly, Is received
| 1t contains a large amount Of interesting md
valuable matter rclat ing to The farm generally
and other things beside. Published by G. +
Minor & Co., Now Brunswick, Now Jersey
80 per ycar
The Galaxy for March continues that Thrill
ling story by Chns. Rcadc, "Put Yourself 81
his Place." besides q table OF contents of nd
mirable selection. Tho Galaxy Is ono of tn
best literary magazines. S4 per year, or thrc
copies for $40. Address Sheldon & Co {.
498 & 600Droadway, N. Y.
The n. Y. Eclectic for March. and pub
lishcd by +. II. PeI,on, los Fulton st., i
one Of the best literary magazines Of tn
day. The present No. gives q splendid stcc
engraving Of William Cullen Bryant, and
table Of contents of highly Interesting char
acter. Yearly subscriptions. IS.
The Ladies Friend for March, which
already ont, opens with q beautiful steel CT
craving of Windsor Castle. Bcsldcs tn
large plate Of colorcd fashions, a charu
r Ing spring scene, The Swallows Nest, M
n music. not to say anything Of tho choic
q reading matter, makes the Ladies' Fricnt
. the Queen Of tho MonthlIcs. Published b
Deacon IL Peterson, $40 Walnut stree
u Phlla., $3.50 per annnm, including an eI
3 CRAVING. Saturday Post and Ladies Fiicn
{ and engraving, 800.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

Ehe Allston Mansion, corner Meeting gt.
Prices alley, Charleston, was recently
for $4,000.
he Lanrcns Railroad Is advertised for
ut public outcry in Columbia, on
80tf, Of March.
The survey Of tho route for tho Air
% rnilroad from Greenyillo TO Char.
ee, N c., Is now going on.
rant and the administration favor a
potion in the tariff of $4,000, 900.
krts 70 fund the debt this year arc to
bandoned.
ANS, February ~ Father Hya.
e'has been relieved ofhi Carmeiitc
s, and will DC allowed to continue his
lions as al, ordinary priest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
Ico, Cheap loo.

We expect to keep cool the coming
snmmvr, and at very small cost in
money. for VIC learn thu. Mr.. John Sec.
gers Of Columbia, is getting out n ma.
chine for the manufacture Of this intlis-
penSiblc luxury q machine Of capacity
sufficient to turn out 1000 lbs. per hour.
John SccgcrS is pnblic bcnc(actor, and
a man Of infinite parts, anil his lager
can't bc beat, neither.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

Mrs. Amelia Hobbs has been elected
Justice Of The P'are in jersey Coufay,
Illinois.
Some music teacher once wrote tiAt
"ihc art Of playing n violin requires tie
incest p, RECEPTIONS and the most sensibil.
ty Of my art in the known worlt'
Upon which an editor comments in the
following manrc or: The art OF pub
fishing n newspaper, and making it pay,
and at the same time making it plcatc
everybody, beats liLlin' higher than a
kite"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
What Elso !

Gov. Bullock offers three rewards Of
81 900 each, for the capture Of white
mon who have ki!lrd negroes, and two
rewards Of $3.50 and 800 for negroes
who have killed white men. Inference
that il is five times easier to catch nc.
gro criminal, surrounded by protection
Of the Loyal Lcagne. than white man
with no protection Of the sort
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
DAM KILLER Cures Sure Throat.

DAIN KILLER Cures Sure Throat.
4 I,voritc Medicine with all rlas~cs,
~ Is Davis Pain Killer
IF you have Painters Collie,
Use the Pain Killer.
MO Medicine is so popular
~ tsthr Pain Killer
K EEr the Pal" * '''e' always at hand
TFyon have Cuugh or ca!
Use tho Pain Killer.
Il OOK out and not nc cauy',t without
II Bottle Of Pain Killer in the house.
r TT every body use the Pain Killer
~ For Spraius and Bruises.
FYERI sailor slrpuld carry a bottle OF the
~ Pain Killer with
PEMEMhER, the Pain Killer is for
~ both Internal and External nsc.
The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists
and Dealers in Family Medicines.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON,
ProprictorS.
II High Street, Providence,
37S 81 Paul Street. Montreal Can.
II Southampton Row, london, Eng.
Feb. 2 1mo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

Pleasure is to mankind, what the sun il
TO the flower; irmodcratcly cnioyrd, tbcnuti'
tirs, it rc'rcShcs, it improves immo'lcta;c-
Iy, il wi,hrrs, dctcriorntcs, and destroys.
All sip at the rnticing glass, but rcck not
the consequences. TO alleviate the illA Of
humanity Induced thereby, NC know Of no
moro efficient remedial agent than the "0'd
Carolina Bittcrs," which have proven them.
selves to be the Srca, Southern To"ic.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

The report that Now York landlady
encourages tho consumption of her hasi,
by putting in n fifty cont shnpastor Is
not true. Tho finding Of mustard poul.
ticc in plate Of tho mysterious bevo.
rage gave riso to tho rumor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

An absconding wife is thus pathetical.
~ appealed to in a personal" column
Jane, yonr absence will ruin all Think
Of your children, your parents. your hus.
band. Return, return; all may yet bc
well. At any rate, enclose the key OF
the cupboard where tho gin is."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

SUDDEN DEATu.-Mr. George +. McldaS,
an old resident Of this city, and for yeats
before tho war n prominent grocer, at
the corner Of Meeting and Queen streets
died suddenly yesterday while si,tink
down to dinner. Mr.. Mcldau had bccb
unwcll for sono time, but was not cont
plaining of any sickness at tho timo d
his sudden death. .-Charlcston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

PAGIs. February l0.-Picrro NapolcoI
will 10 tried for tho voluntary homicilt
Of Noir; to be followed by trial for ar
attempt upon tho life Of Fouviere n<
conviction would DO death. 1t Is thought
the court may, from extcnunting cir
cumstancca. lessen tho punishmcnt tw,
degrees. The usual street parndcs OF
SE:ovc Tuesday will ba prohibited.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

SAFE Eo>Ds. s.-Thc New York market
:3' >nr,h Carolina bonds is ovcrstocked,
ana the holders Of large lots are growing
Hr..a~y. Millions Of them are slowed
'Hay as collateral. and nre unloadcd as
the market shows the least elasticity. 1t
= expected that the "sirking fund" bill
"i! give the bonds another hoist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23

GIN IIorsE BunHr.-Wc regret to
stale that the Clubhouse Of Mrs. Mellow.
c!', in this District, was destroyed by
fire during last week. Loss in cotton
and building about $1,000. The origin
Of The tire is thought to hnvo been acci.
dental. - I.aurensville Herald.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
LOCAL..

Oz- Tho valuo Of q district paper depcnoss
IN Il great degree upon tho completeness oi
its Local NEWS. and VIC bcg our triehas W
forward for publication any nhd Ill he'''
coming under their observation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
Notice..

WI apply to John r. Peterson, Judge
Of Probate for Newbcrry County, on the
2ad day ofMarch next, for final settlement
o. my accounts, and my discharge as adj
iministrator Of tho Estate Of Ca,)larino Buz.
hardt, decd. Those holding c!alms against
said estate must present them on or beforc
That day or they will be barred.
D. II. DUZlIARDT, Admir-.
Feb. %, S--.btH 45itsS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
= Cd y

r.tI in oIr exchanges that 40
.. =. ctrrrany are constructing il
:: line rf steamers that shall
. ..' -: Atlantic ia six days on an
= .':2: The plan on winch they are to
~: i....; j. az entirely ne~ one; though
(: Il: 10. infprncI what i, is. 1t is
Il !. "a. in the ncw steamers the passcn.
r.. ~. DC c'.tireiy exempted from sea.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-23
JAMES +. REID

The JEWISH Rr.lGloN-Thc Jewish
Messenger cannot understand low in
,cl!,ccni Christians can think that
Judaism is becoming weak, and Is in
dancer Of rXtinction. alt may hc owing
10 the inrt," i, says, "l!,at orc or two
Jewish ministers have been holding forth
in Unitarian pu,ri,<. and that there arc
several Jewish ministers who are tine.
turc,! N;:h the spirit Of the age, and do
~, believe in the advent Ola Messiah, in
the resurrection Of the dead. in the
gathering e Israel. aud their restoration
!" he promi>t'! land. Hence they argue
,ha, great change has taken place in
the jewish camp. Now all this" il de-
c'7.c<. is remote fro:n the truth. Ju'
lAi>,n Is now AS strong aHd as vigorous
a> at Any time in its history. None IF
IS ;."t.m>rial r,in'i:,r< have e,el
given ~. and the true l<ravli,c still
t.-'E> i,r TIE promises in the Jewish
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