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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15
Sa!uda Dental Society.

Agreeable 10 arrangement the dental
fraternity Of the adjacent counties met
in Newbc-ry last Tuesday, ard held a
three days session in Or. J. r. Thomp-
sons Office. The object of the meeting
was the organization of local dental
society, which was most happily &C.
complished.
DR.. Newton Sims, was called to the
chair, and DR.. J. R. Thompson, appoint
ed Secretary.
DR.. R. S. Whaiey moved for an organ.
lzatiou Of the body, which was effected
by the election Of the following officers ::
DR.. Newton Sims, President; DR.. R.
S. Whaley, Vice-President; Dr.. J. R.
Thompson, Secretary, and DR.. ". A.
Fsllow, Treasurer.
Dr.. R. S. Whaley moved that a COM
mittee be appointed to draft constitu-
ton and bylaws; whereupon Drs. p. S.
Whaley, ". G. Wardlaw, and J. r.
Thompson, were appointed 3 committee.
The Committee submitted a copy Of
Constitution and Bylaws, which were
adopted as whole,-the body to be
known as the Saluda Dental Society.
The following Committees were ap-
pointed
Executive Committee. .-Drs J. @. Nc
David, r. S. Wha,ey, and ". C. Ward
law.
On Membership DrS J. R. Thompson,
E. C. Jones, and W. 4. Fallow.
Operative Dentistry Drs. r. Thomp.
son, W. c. Wardlaw, and E. c. Jones.
Mechanical Bentistry.-Drs. r. S.
Whaley, J. @. NcEavil, and W. A. Esl-
low.
On Essays-Drs. ". G. Gardlaw,
and J. r. Thompson.
DR.. W. C. Wardlaw moved that ;n adj
di:ion to the other duties OF the Executive
Committee they be required 10 furnish
matter for consideration at subsequent
meetings.
The following extract from the Con-
stitution of the State Dental Society
recently formed, clearly expresses the
object of the Society:
It's object shall be to contribute to the
elevation Of the Dental Profession, in
South Carolina, by encouraging o free
and liberal interchange Of opinions on
methods Of practice, and the literary dis
cussion of subjects relating to dentistry &;
to advance the standard Of dental educa.
tion; to promote TIE usefulness, homo.
and interest Of its members, and to
enlighten and direct public opinion
in regard to the duties, responsibilities
and requirements Of the Dental Profes
sion.
The next meeting Of the Society
will be hcl5 at Williamson, Abbcvillt
District, S. c., on the last Thursday ir
August next, at pm.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Court House Difficulty.

1ne CouII mouse UlmcultY.
In justice to myself, and to explain to
the community my position, I take the pre-
sent opportunity:
In regard to the show or the company of
players, they applied to the County Com
missioners, for the privilege OF performing 9
in the Court House, and the Commissioners
granted it, but did not desire it as stated.
But as the Clerk Of the Court refused to
deliver up the key Of the Court House,
wrote to him to say that as one of the
Commissioners demanded the key, as 7
knew the Commissioners had perfect con-
troll Of public buildings, and was therefore
responsible, according to recent act Of
the Legislature. He still refused, and gave
as his authority the order of Judge Vernon,
to this effect, that if the c. C. wanted the
Court House for County purposes therein
mentioned he would give up the key-tllis
is all admitted. But do deny that I made
use OF the expression "that the show should
take place in the Court House if it cost
$1,000" also deny that failed in open
ing the door on account of not having a
key to fit, for had splendid fit and could
of opened it Which did, but after an ex-
animation, I found the door not locked.
also deny that made the threat that 1
would wade through blood-but on the
other hand this expression came from Mr..
Paysinger, the sheriff-who had been mott
fed by tbs. Clerk Of the Court, that if the
Court House was opened, to arrest the par
ties so doing. Aud without any notifca-
ton, Mr. Paysinger TOLD several men TO arm
Themselves. Ithca went to Columbia, brt
FOR what purpose l do not think is any per-
sor$ business. SAMUEL DOGAN.
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MEssRs. EDITORS NEwBERRY HERALD:
see in your issue of the 5th inst, my
name announced as one of the Delegates to
the State Convention, to be held In Columbia,
on the 15:h inst. respectfully decline the
honor intended to be conferred.
Yours respectfully, G. T. SCOTT.
Newberry S. c., June 9th, 1870.
June Is. 24-1t.
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Fly-Time reminds US how time flies

Fly-Time reminds US how time flies.
Mr. Vallandigham announces his in
tention of bidding goodbye to politics.
4 Wisconsin gentleman sat down on
beehive the other day, and now prefers
to stand.
General Robert f. Lee, has returned
to his home at Lexington, Va, from
visit Sonth, much improved in health.
In this country there are CSC Young
Mems Christian Associations, and 400
in the world, with an aggregate member
ship 100000.
1t is said that the reason there are so
many muttonheads in existence is to be
found in the fact that such number Of
children are "perlect little lambs"
A revival has been for some time past
in progress at the Citadel Square Bap-
tist Church, Charleston. Twelve con-
verts we're baptised last Sunday morn
ing.
The New York Herald has reports
from twentv-one States regarding the
coming fruit crop, which bids fair to be
unparalleled in quantity and fully eq1al
to past season in quality.
The equality Of color is making rapid
strides at the capital. The negroes now
occupy conspicuous seats at the opera,
and the officers Of the House of Repre-.
scntatives appear at the thoatres with
dashing and elegantly dressed colored
ladies.
During the week ending June 4th
there were forty two deaths IN Charles
ton-fiftcen whites and twenty seven
blacks. In addition to the above, five
still-births are reported. Two Of those
who died we're between ninety and one
hundred years of age.
An Arkansas landlord thus advertises
his hotel in the local paper: sand
Joseph wept aloud, and he said unto his
brethren, 4 am Joseph doth my father
yet live?' And his brethren answered
him, You bet; the old man is doing
bully, for he boards at the Cosmopoli-
tan"
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The editor of the Marietta Register is
Getting into hot water on the woman
suffrage question, and proceeds t. define
his position in this highly diplomatic
manner:
/. If woman is disposed to argue
with US in favor of woman's suffrage,
We are in favor oft also. =
?. If the lady happens to be against it,
we arc aganstit likewise.
5. IF it is mixed assembly Of ladies,
one OF more on each side, they may have
it out among themselves, VIC holding the
bonnets.
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"B171sc."-A case Of veritable, matter
of fact, "biting," occurred in our town,
on Thursday last, between two colored
men of the masculine gender. William
Dobson actually bit off the nose Of Paul
Reardon. The "noseless" Individual
was taken into the drug store OF A. An
derson & Co., where his olfactory pro.
tuberance was restored to Its natural
form and locality. 1t is hoped that it
will "stick," and that there will be no
more such to record soon.
"Let dogs delight to bark and bite"
ISumter Watchman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

BRAISAsDs MUSICAL WORLD for June is
at hand filed with beautiful new music aho
interesting reading. The beautiful song and
chorus Allie Lee, contained in this number,
is alone worth the price of the magazine.
This number also contains a splendid new
March bv A. P. Wyman, and other choice
music. Certainly 10 person interested IN
music can afford to be without Brainard's
Musical World. The terms are only Sl.0o
per annum. Specimen copies will be sent
to any address on receipt of ten cents.
Address, S. Brairard l. Sons, Publishers,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Departed this life June the 18th, 1870, af-
ter short illness, poor old DICK. Said
Dick was truc Democrat from the days of
secession up to his death. Said Dick was of
the masculine gender. He was true to his
trust at all times. Whenever he heard the
bells ring for church he always came up to
his master and looked him in the face as
much as to say, arc You agoing to church :?
and on the day Of his death, when the bells
were ringing for church in the forenoon,
said Dick was down, and all by-standers
thought that he was gone, he raised his head
and howled mournfully, and not being able
to go, he laid his head down and give up the
ghost. May he have good time in the fu-
ture. A FRIEND.
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=TuD ApGp1cTNEc

~ THE ABORIGINES USED
IT.-ihe medicinal rirtnes Of Roots, Herbs
and B1rks which were used by tho "N1cdiciDc
men, OF the Indian tribes, and which long
experience has proven TO possess rhe most
efficient alternative properties for the cure Of
Scrofula, Kings Evil. Ulcers, Canccrous and
Indolcnt Tumors, Mcrcurial ami Syphilitic
Affections, Enlargement of the Bones ,Tet,er,
Ringworm, Boi!s, Pimples and diseases re
suting from u deprayed state Of the blood,
and al female diseases, arc contained in a
highly concentrated form in DIR. TUFTS
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DE-
LIGHT. 1t is very popular medicine, and
deservedly so.
June S, 23-2t
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Charles Dickens. the great novelist IS
dead. He died at his residence IN Lon
don of paralysis.
Or. J. ". Stokes, for many years
President of the Bank of Hamburg, dieo
at his residence in Hamburg on Friday
the Cd.
The Advertiser records the loss by fire
on the Sd, of Messrs. Adams j. Cheat
hams Stea an Saw Mill, near Pine House
Depot. Loss 81 800.
The Anderson Intclligcncer announces
the death Of the oldest male inhao'tant
of Anderson County-Ar. Robert brack-
cnridge, aged 81.
On Sunday evening last, says tie
Gleenville Enterprise, Isaac Cannon ac'
cidentally shot Harvey Moore, 1t is
thought fatally. Both colored.
A Daubury, Conn.,, fisherman, who
baited his hook with small frog, ana
after conversing with companion few
minutes, found that his lively bait had
swan ashore and was sitting quietly
on the rock by his side, wound up his
line, and went home.
81 think 7 have seen you before, sir,
said one gentleman to another. Are
you not Owen Jones?" "Oh, yes" re.
piled the other, I'm OWN Jones, and
owin' Brown, and OWN the Newberry
Herald"
A Louisville paper states that a con-
vention will be held in that city on the
7th inst, to be composed of delegates
from Buffalo, Erie, Milwaukee, Toledo,
Chicago and other points near the lakes,
representing an association of nearly one
thoustnd families, who desire to find
homes in the South.
We learn through private source,
says the Fairfield Herald that Mr.. Frank
Hutchinson, while standing in his fathers
barn door, on Friday last, at Rock Hill,
vas struck by lightning and instantly
killed. He was injured in the left.breast,
and a very large portion thereof torn
from his body.
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--%@%

"PooR WHIrrEMoRE. An Informal
canvass of the House shows that White.
more will hardly get the seat to which
his constituents have returned him.
Members very generally say that they
cannot consistently vote to admit him
when they have voted at the same ses'
sion that he is unworthy to be repre-
sentative Of the people in Congress.
General Logan will take the position, it
is said, that Whittemore's reelection is
an insult to the House.
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.CoSsTANT1SoPLE, June lit is i'm
possible to say how many lives were LOST
during the recent conAagration; some
nut the number at 800, others 1900.
The Sultan mas been active in extending
relief to the sufferers. More than 1000
houses of Turks haye been thrown open
to Christians, who we're burned out,
Large sums ofmoney have been subscrib-
ed for :hcm by the people, Irrespective
Of sect.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

Matthew G. Emery, the "Reform" can
didate for Mayor. and a Republican, is
elected Mayor of Washington over the
present incumbent, Sayles J. Bowen,
who was nominated and supported by the
corrupt Radical Ring. Emery received
the support Of the honest and substantial
citizens of all parties and both colors, and
his majority is over three thousand.
The vote reached within a thousand Of
registration. Three colorcd men were
elected to Council on the Emery ticket.
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A friend writes to US from Kingsville,
that the train which left this city for
Camden, yesterday, at l p. M, was fired
into, near the old junction of the South
Carolina and Charlotte Railroads. The
ball (suppose0 to be from a pistoD passed
between Miss Wright, Of Sumter, and
Mrs. Diseker, of Columbia. The broken
glass was scattered over Capt Frederick.
DR.. Diseker, and Messrs Paul Joyner
and Graham.-Phenix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

A Pittsbnrg colored man asked girl
whom he had been following, and an en-
tire stranger to him, to see her home.
She accepted, and on arriving at her
home, set her dog on him. He left his
hat, coat-tail. and piece Of round steak
inside the yard. lie now sits down with
difficulty, and has q pillow under the
spot.
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SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, &C.,
Chapcau & Heffron, GS Meeting St., Char
lesion S. c., who do very large local and
interior business in the above line, advertise
in to-day's Herald, and give the prices of
some Of their goods. Their Mcclellan sads
dies, and harness, &C., are said to give satis>
faction, both as to quality and prices. See
card for particulars.
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The Keowee Courier says that de-
structive hail storm visited the northern
portion of PickeDs on the Sd. The crops
on some plantations were destroyed.
Hail as large as hens eggs fell, and to
the depth Of eighteen inches.
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Pleasant Goode, the serving nan and
friend of Gen. Mazcy Gregg, and good
democrat, died in Columbia on Monday
last. He was esteemed BY his white
friends for bis answering fidelity and
sound principles.
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A MONSTER MUG.-Our young townsman,
Mr. 0. Schumpert, lately returned from his
European travels, has brought back with him
Q glass beer mug, which for size is quite a
curiosity It will hold over half a gallon.
lie informs US that this kind Of mug is only
used in Berlin for white beer, and this being
very superior beverage, is much drank by
the Berlinians. Hence We suppose the reason
for the uncommon size of this drinking cup,
six of which are emptied by practiced white
beer drinkcr at an evenings sitting. Mine
gott vat country.
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\ DEILL--We learn thasan ex.lcgislator
and officer. Of the melish had squad at
drill on the College grounds Sunday after
noon. This thing Of drilling the militia
must be Of paramount importance, when
the quiet Of night and the sanctity Of the
Sabbath are invaded BY their movements
Was it a military necessity, this Sunday
drill, and is the crisis so near?
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Charlotte, Colnmbia and Augusta &. 3.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

IREASUREhS Ott1CE,
COLUMBIA, S. C., Hay 25, 1870.
THIS Company will receive money on
deposit or loan, on ten days call or notice,
and pay at the rate Of eight per ccutum per
annum for all sums loaned it from date,
provided the funds remain on hand thirty
days or over Notes or certificates of de-
post will be given by the Company at its
Office in Columbia or il Charlotte. Accord
ing to the price of its Stock, its property
gives substantial basis of credit of over
one million of dollars beyond all its liabii-
ties. 1t is. therefore, as safe depository
as any bank in North or South Carolina,
and will guarantee prompt repayment of all
sums loaned to it, with interest a: the rate
Of eight per ccntum per annum. ....
By order of the Board Of Directors.
C. u. MANSON, Treasurer.
June Is, 24-tf.
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aSH COUNT TILE COST

w. COUNT THE COSTA
days ride in almost any part of our coun try
vii! show more than one practical illustration
of the parable Of the man who commenced
to build his castle without counting the COST
Men often leave out Of their calculations such
little matters as doors, blinds, sashes, mould
ings, &c, and in the end find no comfort in
the house which they have built. Remem>
Der, therefore, before building, to write to
P. P. Toale, Charleston, S. c., the largest
manufacturer of doors, &C., in the Southern
States, for an estimate of the cost of finish
irg.
June /, 22-1m.
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THE IMMAcuLl TIE CADET The New
York Sun asks:
Will the disreputable Whittcmore be
allowed to take the seat in Congress to
which he has just been elected? 1t is
thought that the Republican majority in
the House will receive him. What a
moral city Washington is getting to be
Such fellows as Brancroft Davis in the
State Department and Whittemorc in
Congress!
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COMMERCIAL

'NEwBERRY, S. c., June 14.-Cottoa, l6alit
NEW YORK, June 13-7P. M.-Coton dnlis
declining-super SIS $40; Southern conmdnti
to fair extra 625 100 c old 12s 122. is54S:-a.
CHARLESTON, June 13.-Cotton dull and eas;ar
-middlipg 2os; sales 90 bales; receipts 20; ssock
49,. p .s39ssT.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-3 P. M.-Cotton Quiet
uplands l0k 105; Orleans leg. -. -
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.-Returns from
Oregon show that the Democrats elected
the entire State ticket, and have five to
eight majority on joint ballot, securing
the senator. The Republicans claim
member of Congress.
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LIGHT. PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT guaranteed TO persons in
every part Of the country. Suitable for La
dies or Gentlemen, Boys or Girls Address
NIX CENTURY PU BLICATION CO.,
Charleston, S. C..
Nav d. lS-tr,
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TRIAL JUSTICES CoURT. Monday morn.
ing, Ransom VS.. Gourdine, or Gourdine vs..
Ransom, or State VS.. both-not known
Principal evidence, parties proper-one a
rad, other dem. Fell out about oman,
cusscd, and parted, subsequently meeting,
rad offered treat, dem refused, rad then beg
ged dem to step into street, which was also
refused, with amendment to walk down
among the tombstones and have quiet
graveyard fight. Unanimously accepted.
Before the execution of this quiet arrange
rnent it was mutually agreed to drink, and
while in act dem touched RAIDS glass with
scn:iment-'' here's hoping whoever gets
licked will get a d good one"-drank-
walked to graveyard, fit aad fout briefly.
Not known who struck first, but one or the
other while scratching mis- head, received a
kick in the alb. Hitched, fell, dem on top,
rad had pistol drawn, dem said drap dat pis-
to or lie mash your mouf with flint rock.
Pistol drapped. Parties arose, nobody much
hurt Constable made arrest. This was
testimony principally, and which was so
muddy that justice charged the jury in an
exceedingly delicate manner, and jury being
at considerable loss how to decide between
the two, brought in a general verdict Of not
guilty, which was highly satisfactory.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nS@
DIR. D. II. WERTS is respectfully presen-
ted to the citizens of Newbery, for their suf-
frage at the ensuing election.
May 4, 1S-f. NEWBERR9.
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AN ELEGANT EsTABL1sHHEST.-The Jew
ellery store Of 3ir. I. Sulzbacher in Columbia
is elegant and attractive to q degree. It Is
we'll worth visit if only for the pleasure of
saying that you have been these, let alone
the satisfaction which purchase of some of
his beautiful articles would produce. If you
80 to Columbia be sure and look in.
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HG~ THE living MACHINE

R~ THE LIVING MACHINE.
-lnjure the main spring O. a 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 ci.ronometer 1t
influences the action Of the other organs aud con-
tIo!s, to certain extent the whole living ma
chine. The comparison may be carried further:
Tor as the weakness or other imperf.ctionS of the
piece, so also is the weakness other disorder of
the stomach betrayed by the face Of the invalid
The complexion is Sallow or faded the eyes are
deficient in lustre and intelligence and there is
worn. anxious expression in the whole cour te-
nance which te II as plainly as written words could
40: that the great nourishing organ whose cfice
1t Is to minister to the wants ofthe body, and to
sustain and renew all its parts, is not performing
Its duty. 1t requires reuovatiug and regulating,
and to accomplish this end Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters mcy be truly said to be the one thing
needful. The broken main spring Of watch may
be replaced by q new one, but the stomach can
only be repaired and strengthened, and this Is
one the objects CT the famous vegetable restora-
tive which for eighteen years has been waging q
successful contest ith dyspepsia in all climates
As specific for indigestion it stands alone.
w hen the resources of the pharmacoppia have
been exhausted without, at best, doing more
than mitigating the complaint. course of this
wholesome and palatable, yet powerful, ,stomachic
effects perfect and permanent cure. In all
dered, and upon this important gland, az we'll as
upon the stomach and bowels, the Bitters act
with singular distinctuess, regulating and rein
Vjgoratiug every secretive and assmilating organ
Oh which bodily and mental health depend.
June !, 2-1m.
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TRY 1r.-Six drachms Of csrboIic acid, dis
solved in one gallon Of water, is sure pro-
lection Of vines against insects. The little
striped bug dislikes this preparation, and
seeks his dinner elsewhere.
The "Union Fertilizer" large ingredient
Of which is carbolic acid, will not only drive
away insects but improve vegetation wonder
fully
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Death Of Wm. Gilmore Simms.

The Charleston papers bring US the
melancholy intelligence that this eminent
South Caro,io:ar died il that city on
Saturday ias:.
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May 4, l8-tG.

M~ PAIN MAY BE SAID TO
follow pleasure as its shadow, but the mis-
fortune is that in this particular case, the
substance belongs to the shadow; the empti>
ness to its cause. But pain may he relieved,
aud the af1iction caused to turn from "mourn:
ing into gladne>s," inasmuch as the "Old
Carolina Bitters,' is the best friend of the in
valid.