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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

Tie main events in France since our
last paper. are the circular OF Jules Fa-
vrr, in which he, i-pesking Tor the Re
public declares that France wants peace,
but prefers disaster TO di~honor-the at
tcmpiS at peace negotiations with BIZ,
marck-au the gradual enveloping OF
Paris by the Prus-iau armies. The "p-
peal 20 the world by Fa,re Is manly and
touching. The idea that russia cannot
treat with the Rcpub..c. bu, cam treat
with Napoleon, who has 10 power to ,n-
force treaty, * absurd The Bona
parte dynasty has Gene up: and The Re
public OF France will have Me synpa-
thy and moral aid Of the lovers OF Librr-
ty ali over the world. We hope til,
German nation viii not commit the aw-
FIJI LIunder OF sticking Al techuicaltic-
and thus iuri;ea war in which half OF En-
rope viii engage.
From I'aly. tuo, comes HE most cN-
ciliu. intelligence. \ republic has al
ready been DECLARED al Nee and Men
tone but The kim j. attempting t. III.
tract attention 10y marching ;,a army
a-aius; the threat I"lalIh.r" at Rome
lIc,rvpo-c~ to add I'll ,hr Iopnl territory
to the kingdom OF Italy. N,w- c:,m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

The DEoUTH.-The protracled drouth
i almost as remarkable IL the heat that
preceded it. In Richmond, Va, no rain
las fallen Tor scScnly-two days, space
rarely cqualed on the records of meteor
olosy. Other parts OF the country have
experienced like deprlvation Some
streams have ceased to run. and the
usual supplies Of wells and springs in
many rural districts, have tailed altugeth-
er. We hear of al least one canal that
Is almost dried up. BY the natural and
usual system of compensation, great heat,
rUhDiug the earth G! lis moisture in favor
OF the atmosphere, should be followed by
coPlous rams. That such has so far not
been the case, is u fresh popularity to lie
added 10 tne chronicle OF season, the
weather OF which has been nothing less
than phenomenal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23
.fbOHt LUf Ets,fr0lcc.

Now that every body l. either grtug
his hlc insured or trying TO insure som
body, it /, inIcrcstln. 10 know what IT,.
courts think about -O.Ic ui the ri>kS ia
ken Two cases lave lately occuIrc,
which are reported in the Tap4s: \
jury has JUL compelled Il New jersey L..
surmcc company to pay III. amount a
- HE policy on the lie o: The late rector
Of Cmi-t church, Baltimore. The gruunu
taken 10y the company Tor refusing TO pay
was that the person insured was i'll poor
health before the company grantci IT,,
Insurance. But The court ruled that it
was the business OF the company t.
find That at beforehand, and that One
having taken the risk il could not .hilh
il, responsibility in Ills WAY. In I'll,
present rush Il lite insurance cCmpan, :
t-r business ,llc constant tendency. ami
actual practice in many cases. l. TO IL
cure persons after a very careless and 81
Icrtirial examination, 80 that many per.
suns III poor health are insured wiz
ought not to be in justice to the 9th. r
policy holders
Another case has Just been decided in
the New York courts The Equitabc
Lite Insurance company o! that civ 70
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

LIE AltAlF.hS ESlIN Ais HC>c aU-
tummaI talrS we regard as the GROWING
blessing OF our New England civilization.
We WISH to impress upon all our READERS
their value, and the Yrai fication to be
derived lrom participating in the prepara-
tons for them, and in an attendance
upon them. Every farmer and mechanic
should take an Interest i'll them. They
are especially designed for tine tilers OF
the soil and workers in the shops. These
CLASSES being largely benefited by them,
should and viii see that they are we'll or
sanizcd, aud made Il complete success
wherever attempted. We trust the time
may come when an annual far shall be
..1.I. Il IA each ,!a;,, coa:.::jy- md town.
ship throughout the length and breadth
OF this Union.-1HOntpeiiea' Freeman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

\ PLEASANT DI>CoNEKY.-It has iu-
leaked out thar, by an act PASSED 10y the
last Connecticut Legislature, no person
can he convicted of any burglary commit
ted i'll ilfe state prior 10 July ), 1870.
At that date Il law was passed liking for
the crime OF burglary penalty different
tom that oi any preceding law, and con-
-cquently annul.ing all such laws. O..
course ii is IMPOSSIBLE, under the new law,
10 Try criminals whose fences We're COM
United under the old, and the worst tcA-
ture OF the case Is That this error was NJ
territorial. y number OF lawyers who
had cas- pending under the old laws went
10 New Haven, and secured the services
OF distinguished member OF the tar and
OF the House, who succeeded in getting
the law passed 80 as 10 acIult their ell
EMS and defeat tbs ends OF Justice.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

The liquor law passed by the last New
Hampshire Legislature went into effect
on Thursday. 1t provides that any
damage done by an intoxicated person is
recoverable from The one selling the IL
uor, and that amy neglect on the part OF
tie proper authorize, to prosecute sioia-
tons may be punished by Il fine OF from
$50 to $500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

t"WH~pcopie' Ii l. no more than r'g'l
that they should have an opportunity to
explain, anu Elhdlcate their acts II they
can >" We very willingly give them
room.
The lis'eIs seem as unfortunate III their
defence as ttcy were III their listing.
Lacy certainly have no reason to say
that the Cubdo"'d" has accused them OF
fraud, iar"lliIs.h and dishonesty Tor
we TANK none OF those terms have here
t"iore been applied t. them III these col
nun-. We stand by what W. say, but
must not he held accountable for all that
Is ,"ld against the inequality of our last
I!S'
hen The above communication w'S
r'''lN'd' we fy'' . "ad ;" show II t" Mir
lh'd".'h' - he l. largely implicated.
'i' says 'ir't "ii' he has not heretofore
HAD anything 10 do either directly or NJ
directly /" starting or promoting a
~" ~!''p'' conn 'N'''! ',S'''''"s '"'
= ANA 49, o' - 'o''''S"orH' 'l' may at Il
Pre- per ''''''' Il ne "ee'l'' II neS'' maze
S''''' >'"'c'''c''' "' '"c'' as the occasion
It '''',,'''9' lie '"r''''' S''yS' mat "'''ie
IN reference !" uilmP"rIa"t matters III
''' '''.'' ,'''' '''1''' '''''' : q ,''@"'" Oh
pn,,in,.. thor. :. l., L;,.,r o,.o, - ...,,,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23
For GOrciHor, WenieU i'hi!fiiIs.

1.
.,,l. r,.Ll, DELAY. arr,p.rd the nomination
of hnt1 Ibr Labor reform parry OF Mis-
;,rLu.,.ri. and of the PIobihitior;,,,.
h, TWO parties Lave uo;hirr in COM
mon sn; ,n,il candidate The labor L.
form men ar,. ANYTHING bat friend, OF the
rrou.h,t.rv law, and tue the iemu,r4nce
men t.iuM very hide ot the laour reform
iu.y,a.cnt ar ct tie sentiments winch
Mr.. Pni,iir, :.y.w, ia a,,,p;I.. their
L. arr,ptiii. the n,m.ni-
,ln,,. f.. Labor ,c,urulc. :. MIR. phiiiiy,
Avs:
.U in shame t. oar CLri.tiu.i-y and
..ili.il. .ti,u fof our social system H. pro
vide and expect th.t one m,u al SERENITY
yc.I, %. a-e -',a.i dee iorI OF macy in,G-
sands OF dollars. wl.I.r hun.ir,d~ uI u,Hcr
men lao have made ~ -uod u-r "a.
...v.r ,.a,u.- aud opportunities. .ca, on
a;.i,> &c.. daily bread
Ihr los N,'",. 'r-'n a! the Pro-
m"t y l.W i."'! i-"- ryp.">:
81! il" wee Nn-''" FL" B., a. the habit
Of riIu,.n ~. 50 ~.''':" .a-p CT INN a..
"A'i"2 ",'" ",'u'I'," VIII iic iin'c- .
lIu".~, n" 'c'l. ''" "'"." Is tue d'i|r'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23
oar Grand List.

l>'l anu ul1h'Iit>ly III taking iIc 'TItiIu
List Of ST. .johnsbury in 1870, the un-
dcrsigned would respectfully submit the
following facts in defence ard cNPana- /
ton in The premises: We took the law
TT our guide, and according to our best
Judgment, without conscious bias or ia
yoIli-m, honestly appraised all the prop
cry i'll the town at what We thought was
- cash value.
We began to take the list on Lyndon
inr, each lister making his own csti-
mates, and then compared estimates. VI
lit~t Mr.. Chadwick'S estimates were high
@. than ours, he claiming thai rcal estate
Ii at risen within a few years all over the
state, a.d that unless we took this rise
into cur Appraisal, hat the county con
,ruiiou and -talc legislature would raise
The same; ard upon the whole we adopt
81 his views and accepted liz estimates,
and went on tremendously throu.h the
Whole town, except the village OF 81.
Iohustury. We differed but little in
or estimates, sometimes Mr.. Chad
wick. e-timat,s were higher than ours.
sometime lower, and sometimes between
ours; bat in all cases il was arranged
to our mutual satisfaction. Commence
ing at the Plain. Mr.. Chadwic!>'s c-,i-
mates were lower than ours, but after
receiving his eNplanali,rs and getlrg
MS views, we lowered our estimates until
We supposed he was satisfied and a>,cntcd
| 20 il.
In taking tie rest Of the list on the
Plain, IN many cases our estimates were
exactly the same IN some eases Mr.
Chadwick made higher valuation than
we did, and sometimes lower. but as "a
general thin" the variations were very
sight and easily and pleasantly settled
yet in some few instances Mr.. Chad
wick, estimates were - Cxtravagamtiy
- " ~" '''''' We "''e SUI l'''oe'' anu
suspicious, hut he 80 readily and easily
aa,e up HI and accepted Guns, that we
were satisfied.
We tliyn spent one day in reviewing,
''Hi''I s ana e4o'''|'hS t'' list max
'''= >''''' ''''e''''Io'N IL We 'e'"ea nee
'S9'''y' anu i''' Il Win MI Oh'd"lck T."
''o' up y ie" d"} "'i'r received q
'''''' nom ''''"' '"5 ny 'h"' there We're
'',''' HISS III | SCENE" 10 I'll" unequal
anu )" ''f'i'' "''o''''o''' went Gown
'''"' S'" '''''. anu ''''1''''' I" ih' alter
''''''- H. "'~i'''' anu lo.H nm HAT ~
''''' ~ ''9'o' 'F''' any other Ii>i fN't
WIS loo l'2n OF loo I'"' 70 alter It 10
"'' "'i'>r,.'
>'''' WI N'''''"I'N i"' footed lie
49, ''' '''''i' over '''Ie " IN '"e '''N ana
N"''"C" me inc ''iiI-'-Nl""inG rl>e
'''i ''.' ''' H. 81 81 per ctH'. ga AL
u ~. wi
''' '''',. ''''- anu 49, ~ wi : per CEN
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

All France is ready for Il last sacrifice
for home AMI independence that will en-
ulatc, as ii cannot exceed, the heroic sac
ritccs already endured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

The only nuclcu, Of the present Italian
king,lou was the second government III
the above list. The first wa Austrian,
and the others were independent. The
war of - resulted in the absorption Il
Naples and the smaller prlmciPa tics.
by the great German war OF 1866 the
Lombardo-Nc rian Kingdom was de-
ttched from Austria and incorporated
with Italy. The Papal States were,
also. greatly reduced, the parts separated
"oirg the same way. And now the pros
pect Is that the remainder OF the PoPe's
Dominion~, Of which the city OF Rome
constitutes Il chiei portion, will bring up
the rear OF annexation. and complete the
umilicatiom of Italy. The kingdom tho,
rounded oil and consolidated Is OF good
size aud resources, and has been making
tair progress materially and inicI!cc;uAll!
ior the last dozen years The people.
however, are not thoroughly satisfied
with their government, and We should
not he surprised, with II the next decade,
to ste the national progress slIii further
crowned by the establishment ot an Italian
rtpublc-Bostou JouaH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

The latest news from China Is unfavor-
able {" r.acr. The Governor &C Nankin
Ia .ecn a-sa,sinated, ON account of his
sympathy for foreigners.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

The coruner's investigation into fine
Nathan murder, at New York, has end
cd with verdict which sheds no ray of
light upon the murderer The result Of
the whole inquiry prolonged Tor weeks.
i 4 declaration THAI Mr.. Nathan '.camc
10 lis death by wounds inflicted on his
head, by an instrument known as 'do-.'
IN the hand Of some person or persons
Unknown to the Jury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23
TIE .HUS&Gcrr Of Christians g.;
emma.

We ale permitted to make the follow
my extracts from Il private letter received
from Mis-, Calieta b. Downing. formerly
of this place, now missionary at Ch.e
Foo, China. Our readers vii! remem-
Der the particulars Of the terrible mas
sacro to which she refers:
JUNE %, 1870.
The night on which Nh
LaugNton died Uhe 21sD was Il night of
terror at Teertsin, the toll particulars Of
winch we have heard only to-day. Now
" The hurllngame policy is carried out,
we shall 'lI-men and womcn-be dead
before the ''home governments send
back Instructions. The old, Old tale OF
the christians killing Chinese children 10
get Their cyc-. hearts. e.. TO make med
icine Of, was set atioat at Teentsin. The
Sisters We're attacked by mob, The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23
UHifeH H6iy.

TIE Pnpt IL Il temporal sovereign dies
hard. BY our last advice- the Italian
commander has suspended his attack ON
Rome for twenry-four hours, i'll order
that influences may be brought to bear
upon the Pope to induce HIM to acquiesce
in the occupation OF the city b. tie ltal-
IAN troops. This bcIIigerent prince, who
!, .swiiling TO wound but afraid TO strike"
has taken refuge in the Castle OF 81.
Anoelo. where the bombardmen', If 1t
must come through his obsIinacy, will
not be likely to injure him. The most
hc can do is to sacrifice few, possibly
many, lives u-clessly. Rome Is 10 pas,
out from his temporal dominion, and TO
become the capital of united Italy Vi
what It @iori.:us process of national cryS-
taiization this will furnish the climax,
:, Is difficult to form IA clear idea, although
the public are familiar with lis stages.
At the outbreak ( tie war III 1899,
Italy was divided up in this fashion :
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23
WOOD woo
OYSTERS OYSTER5

I.C. WOpDBJ Ky Will d,I'.r .'..
IL IN, y!,;I-c 1t pc. c-ed. II, U.s..
OF % kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

LNorE-Mr. Knapp asked us to in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-09-23

FARM FOR Sal

-!'-..Ir-. ,t-an- -.r -.- .....
-.... Oh dr.. .i. .!.. I.-- 10 e.. L-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
---------- - -
COM M FRCJAI.:

Columbia january 8 --0nIy about 81 bales cot.
ton sold to>day:-niddIing quoted al 23l.
New York, january 3-7P. NJ. Cotton quiet {;
'l9If 10S. '''' w
Baltimore, January 3.-Cotton firm; offerings
light, at 25 u 26H Flour steady and prices eiI,
tireiy unchanged Wheat firm. Mt I 35 Il l 40.
Corn actiye-,wl!ite S8 a 90; yellow 90 n %. Oats
% &C.: Pork 81. o a SO 90 Shoulders 15. Lurd
l8A. Whiskcy scarce, ut 90 n09.
Charleston. January 8.--Cottton quiet hnt
firm sales 26o bales.middngs "a; receipts >, 81 !;
exports coasiwise 73l
Augusta, Jan ary3 3-Cett0n market qniet and
dlings 23! a 23lS . n. -, - '.
Liverpool, Jpnnnry 3-Sp. M.-No markct rv4
ports III consequence 6fthc LII. days. ''t'..' +.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
Pain Killer
a CURE FOR DlprlIEnIA

All interested, please read the following
| extract from n letter from Mrs Ellen B. MAJ
son, wife Of Rev. Francis Musou, Tounghoo
| Birmuh - - =,
| 49,: My son WINS tnkon violently sick will,
| diptlcrln, cold chills, burning fever, and sore
| throat. | conntctl ono morning ten little
Vestcics in his throat, very whiie, und his
tongue, towards the root, just like II water.
melon, full Of seeds; The remainder contrd as
thick as knilc-blatlc. So many children
nave d!ed around here, was afraid to call II
phYslcial! nnu thought would try yOur Pnin
Killer fora gargIc. with small doses inward
~. did so, and found the garglc invariably
cut of the ycSiccS, anu he raised them IN -,
often covered with blood. lie was taken ON
Sunday: on Wednesday his throat was clear,
used 1t as linmcnt, with castor oil and
hartShorD, for his neck. 1t seemed to me
wonderful cure, and can buS wish it could
nc known TO the many poor mothers in our
land who arc losing so many children by this
dreadful dSrNSc.
. [ have found your Pain Killer Que of the
most valuable medicines ever used in Bur
nah. Once | was suug by Il very largo
black scorpion: tho puin was indesCrbabIc.
Immediately applied the Pain Killer, {fur
never travel without it, ngnin and ngain,
and i'm half an hour my foot was we'll
DIR. Walton writes from CoSchocton-
"iour Pain * iFcr cures this new disease
Dfptleria, or Sore Throat-thut Is so nIarnl-
tnSly prevalent here; mnd il has not been
known to fail in any instance when used in
time. This tnct you Shouh make known to
the world" CT is used in this diScnsc us II
gnrglc and lotion, us well as q tonic and
stimul:lnt.)
In Halifax. where this disease prevailed
FOR many mouths in its most maigumlIt form,
the use o. Perry Davis "pain Killer" was in
vnriably attended with The most favorable re-
suits, when 1t WAS used ere ihn discn>e hnh
- 0it,l.. slNN
OF SO powerful II s'inulInt.
Jan s l-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
. s555} J; s>NEW.BERRY
Z, y 49, ~ -----O -,.E -
= sss's Wednesday Morning, Jan'ysS, 1870.
!. subsorlbera and hi,yertisers,

y, Tho Rf mark Is again IN rcqulsi'ion. Wo
know that many of our subscribers dislike to
sco It, but wc hayo no. other way to mako
thom acquainted with the fact that their time
10 ont. Please look for II noXt your namc OF.
margin. II tho mark IS not there yo,
are all eight, if 1t is-wo trust you soon will
boright. e
A fow aro badly in arrears, many Just
commencing another term, but all arc invited
{ TO renew or pay up.
Advertisers in arrears, and there arc not a
fow, such as administrators. executors. as
sassigneessaud Others, arc requested 10 scttlc
thoiraccounts at once, otherwise we win have
tqturn.t them oyer TO d collector. DHT.i
Ina word friends-bc you subscriber or
:adxertisor--we want tho money, and as short
accounts make long friends We urge our
Plains alphabetically. Pay up then and let Us
eosumencc' tic Now Year fairly, squarcly and
sn1oothly. ... ,-. ........
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05

Foil AND BRrrAL ASSAULT. w c learn
that ihc house Of Mrs. RichardSon, ngcd
n!neey.scvcn, WAS entered on Monday
last. She was wounded in the breast
with five bucksssot. beaten over tho head
face and arms, severely br,,scl, then
thrown ia the cninrr Of q chicken. conl
near by on the lot. When fund, she
was IN an In$ensihle rnnditi"n. DrS. &.
5. Trczevant and B. W. Taylor cxtrnrtctl
Tour Gal:S from The breast Of the injured
woman. The old woman is still alive
speaks only at intervals il monosylallrs.
Shr says 'hat there were two persons c,..
gasrd ii the assault upon her, but ns
yet ho hrrinIorma,iou has been goltcr
hom her. We tiu>t that the pcrpttra
tors of this net will hc discovered am
arrested. --Pntpnix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
. South Carolina Monument A,A,ciation.

. y Mra. EWM%F. Nntsce has been chosen
as tho Superintendent for Ncwbcrry
District, ofsthc Sun,h Carolina Monu.
tnent Association. Our readers wili re
member the appeal from tho P4esident,
whtch5;wo published somo time since.
Tue claims Of tho dead on tho living, and
Of the generation to come on US Of The
present were therein cloarly and eloquent
ly.set forth Among your, New Years
gilss tet one DO TO this noblelcause. Any
merchant town will trecciyo co"tri,n
tlons t'' tlp1d and pay them1cyer 10 tic Dlsuic'
Manager g.S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05

LARaE Pay AND LITTLE WORK.
The Inst session Of the Legislature, three
commissioners were appointed to codiry
the laws Of this State. These Commits
slonerS arc Corbin, and Montgomery aud
MhIN'cr, tho first two white, the latter.
negro. Thoy have finished their Code
and presented it for the consideration OF
tho present Legislature. A corrcspon.
dent Of the Chronicle and Sentinel gives
The snhjoined account Of how Tic work
has been done
The code is said, by our best lawy crs.
who have compared it with the code Of
New York, to br n copy Of the: Inter, al.
most complete. The divisions, numbers.
and arrangement ,,lhrqughout are the
same: and rs to language il il word for
word the same almost through, the only
departure being where some local Irgisla
ton required the variation Of Il phrase
here and there. Now for this work the
Act allows them 81, 500 each per annun,
or $l0, 800 year; bcsidrs FOR reasonable
expenses Of clerical services, books,
printing. stationery, and other necessary
ard incidental matters. not exceeding $;5,.
600 anxua'!y. ."--That is the code is TO
cost the State $4,000. To run over the
New York code with pencil, making
the changes. and then to copy the whole
of, could he lono for rather less than
$4,000, one would SnrpoSc
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05

MoHE DISASTROUS INcExDiAnIsM. - On
Monday night, the 20ta inst, the Gin
House of Mrs. Stanmnrc Watson, living
on The Ridge, was fired and burned to
tho ground. With the Gin House were
consumed twelve bales Of cotton, and
cotton seed from about sixty bales OF
cotton; loss estimated at about So 900.
Suspicion points SO strongly to IL negro
mani. naE'ed liark kncss Ncltard, Ms being
the lncentliary, that the snid negro man
has been arrested and lodged in jail Mt
this place. -Edgclicld Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
MALE SCHOOr,

lie undersigned vishcs 10 iuCoyo Is.
'ba.r b','r: ,,it p'rnns and the public ecncr,lIv
m ;nat h's SCilOOl. will commence a"ain "'. 49,,
Aona'y' The lG;h inst, Spccin nI,rn,;n.' w.,
WV WV, "c gwen 10 Classical, bighcr Enn,;.i'
an" m Mathematical studies. N,iurn, pIiIn.n' r''
piy p; ana chemistry, taught IN co,,urr,;o', InU
!hs'r'hc'loI' given 10 French and Cc,,,,,,
wnho"t additional charge. Trrma or I,.', 10y
"'G ahn union same as heretofore y ''"' :"
Fof lorthci inf0ination adL,.,,
r,o THOMAS DECKErr
- ,,-,'f Liberty iI!, :, C..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05

TIE NrEAL tAEOLISIAN.-Co Colonel u,
Wyatt Aikcp, one Of the lcuhing planters OF
this Statc,ih become Ssociuted with Mossrs
Walker, EyapS & Cogswcll us joint proprict +
OF this valuable agricultural monthly. In
bis notice announcing the connections, Col>
onci Aiken says: ''lu thus uniting myself
with the enterprise firm Of Mcssrs Walker,
Evans & Cogswcli, more than II single motive
viii Of course bc laid at nv door; bnt chief
amongst the Inducements Is. the earnest do
sire to lend n helping hand to develop and
publish the developments Of the agricultural
interests Of onr beloved South Whatever Of
agricultural advantages ! may have gained
after practical plantation cx pcrlcncc OF ncar
twenty years. shall he given 10 THE RCnAI
for The benefit OF others"
Mcssrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswcll state
thnf Colonel Aiken "wiIl devote his tmc Ia
travelling through tho Southern Suites gnth.
crlnS practical Information from nli sections
for tho benefit Of our readers, cnlisiing cor.
rcspnntlcnts, establishing agencies and cx-
tending o,,r subscription list"
The obituary number of Tho Rural Caro-
linoD hos intrinsic mort rarely cquallcd.nud
must secure a favorable consideration fol
tho new firm. Among tho contents We spe.
cinlly notice the articles on Fish Culture, Lie
llg and Agricultural Chemistry, Facts and
Figures for Farmers, Agriculture Of Russia
The Sha islnrd Cotton Question, 0t,l the Cnl
turo Of tho Oliva--all of which are frst class
articles OF practice interest, md evidently
Wrl'ten ,Ma by men tb' .ghly convcrssant Witi
!ratlMls OF this number gro humorous and
handsome, and IN appearance, as well MS lr
conteyts, tho January number Of tho Riird
Carolnjan Gun fairly challenge comparison
YIN any other agricultural magazine, Norlf
IteRpta! ard the Iierald, $50.