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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

Charleston has n plethora Of play
from the sublime to the ridiculous. At
the Academy o( Music the elite arc served
with such clcgancics Ms the immortal
play of Romeo and Juliet presents, and
lng"nnr, with its hrili"nt love passages
affords, together with "Ancbcth," liam.
!rt,' the "Strnngcr, " "ViIginius," cas-
You Like IT," and "Much Ado about
Nothing" Then comes the great female
flying trapczc-l.iln and Xoc, aud Mad.
amc C"dnnn, the queen Of beauty, in the
combination troupe mt IIibcrnian Hall,
and ut The Snnc place, Miss Swan, tho
Nova Scotia 'Giantcss lilo ponnds, mud
Mons Joseph. the French Giant-I0O
pounds, aud H"bcdia Lnli, the Circnssian
beauty, aud the wild Australian children,
ana the big woman and wild boy at Mnr.
kcl Halt, and tho streets full of Hnrdy
Gurd.s, aHd tho municipal mcnagcric,
&c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
Ordination Soryico.

Last Sabbath morning, Rev. W. II. LeavclI,
Of our town wns ordained to prcstly orders
in tho Newhcrry baptist Church. Tho sacrcd
service was conducted by Rev. DIR. Manly
and Rcvs.J. X. Mendenhnll and Thos, II.
Pope. DR.. Manly preached from tho text,
"Ie that wtnncth souls Is wise" The sc,'-
mon was delivered In sweet, persuasive
touching manner, and whilst itgavc evidence
that tile speakers mind was trained to Iogi-
cal rca'ontng and enjoyed tho powers of keen
ana'ysls. yet Its force md beauty lay in its
pastoral simplicity Of expression aud earnest
ness iic spoke from hohinh tho cross itwas
the FIRST time TINT wc hoard DR.. Mnnly and VIC
aro satisfied That he Is among those who fcol
Alright. md speaking what he feels, feels all
that he says. Tho illustrations and tho an>
p'Icatton OF tho speakers theme furcibIy pre-
scntcd to our mind tho converse Of The texts
proposition. Those oc us who Ito not win
souls III the battIo of life, hy porvewcly md
wlflully wasting opportunities Of time, talent
or wealth. Tho thought Is suggestive and
tho reader can pursue the train OF reflections
for himself.
At the close Of tho sermon, the candidate
having previously submitted himself to rigid
examination, md subscribing to the canous
of tho ch.lc ch. was presented Cor ordination.
A brIof AMI impressive prayer during lhclay.
Ing On Of hands was offered hy Rev. Y. II,
forc, after which Rev. Mr.. Mcndcnhnll do.
llrercd the charge which was truly "a wop, in
duo season" alltc to the young minister, and
TO the congregation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
Pain Killer
4 CURE FOR DIpTIIERIA I

All interested please read tho following
extract from II letter from Mrs. Ellen B. Ma,
son, wife Of ReY. Francis Mason, Toungloo,
Birfnnh:-
-. Ny son was takon violently sick with
dipthcrla. cold cbils, burning fever, aud soro
throat. l couutcd ono morning ten littlo
ycsiclcs In his throat, very white, and his
tongue, towards the root, Just like wntor-
melon, full Of seeds; tho remainder coated rs
thick ms kni(c-bladc. So many children
hayo died around here, wns afraid to call
physician, aud thought would try your Pain
Y. did SO, and found tho gargo invariably
cut off the yesiclcs and he raised them up,
often covered with blood. lie wns taken on
Sunday: on "Wednesday his throat was clear,
and hts tongue rapidly cleuring Off | aIso
used It as linimcut, with castor oil and
wonderful cure, and | can but wish it could
bo known to the many poor mothers IN our
land who arc losing SO many children by this
dreadful disease.
have found your Pain Killer ono of tic
most valuable medicines ever used in Bur
mab Once WIS stung by Il very largo
black scorpion: Tho pain WIS intlcScribnble.
Immediately applied tho Pain Killer, Uor
never travel without it,) again and again,
and in half an hour my foot was wcll.
DR.. WALTON writes from Coschocton-
"Your Pain Killer cures this new disenSo-
Dlpthclia, or Sore Throat-that is so alarm
tngly prevalent hero; and It has not been
known to fail in any instance when used in
time. This fact you should make known to
tho world" III is used IN this disease rs Il
ghrSlc and lotion, us well as tonic and
stmulunt.)
-In Halifax. where this disease prevailed
for many months in its most malignant form,
the use Of Perry Davis "Pain Killer" was in
variahly attended with the most "'vorabc re-
suits, when it was used ere the disease had
made too much progress to preclude the use
of sD powerful a Slimulant.
Jan s. lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

Wright. the senator from Beaufort,
has introduced bill into the Legislature,
providing that it shall not he lawful for
any person or persons ITO issue checks,
receipts or ''scrip, to be used as money, or
for The purchase ofgoods, wilhou, the con.
sent Of the General Assembly," The ob.
ject is To prevent employers from giving
due bills inStead Of money TO their Ia.
h"rcrS but in it's present shape this tire.
mcndonS bill would not put n stop to our
mercantile business, close all tho banks,
and prevent II. II. Kimpton from draw
ing more drafts upon the Treasury OF the
5 a'c. Will not Senator Wright hav"
mercy and amend his little till II Perhaps
he would also introduce a provSo l'at,
when planter has not the ready moIcy
with which to pay his laborcrs. md du,c
not give ducbil or check, hc shall be
permitted 10 draw tho necessary amount
IN coin from the Financial Agent OF the
Statc.--Dai'y News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
OBITUARY.

~ DIED. Mt his home, Ncwhcrry c. IT., S. c.,
NOV; 2G'h, 1860, DIR. WARRINGTON Bosr1cK
Mch ELL4n: Ilo WINS born July 10, 1878,
near Cambridge, IN Abbevflle District. lho
last twenty-five years of his llfe wore spent
~ this community, whore no WAS regarded by
ail ms a most useful citiHch, lie was disiin-
entshcd prc.omlncntiy for his strict honesty,
ms trhthfnlncss and his energy. Whilc these
onFlaDlc aud by no means universal charac.
terlstlcs were SO prominent In bis caso, as to
cDnStfain all to notice and admire, there wcrc
othcryirtmes known and appreciated by his
Iamiiy ana Intimate friends, and which thcy
can readily recall 70 mind. Among these
may DO mentioned his sincerity, Gor1iality,
candonr, franknoss and generosity. In tic
procession OF Dentistry. to which llo devoted
himself with nntirtng industry, his skill was
universally acknowledged Tlio dcgrce of
excellence (Which he attained IN this science,
10 seldom reached. In short, llo made his
marx IN the world, and It viii DO long tmo
indeed, before MI trace Of It Is obltcrotcd in,
tho place where 'he lived and died,
sT.,.s
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United States Marshal's Sale.

Inc United Stntrs Of America, South Caro-.
lima DiS'ricr.-Elvim II. II. Rutherford
w. ". K. Griffin and Peter Moon,
By virtue OF II writ of Fcri Facias to mo
dlrrctcd, issuing out Of the Honorable the
United States Circuit Court, for the Distric,
o' South Carolina, ] will expose for sale, to
tue highest bidder, at Public Auction. n,
Nrwberry Court House, on the seventh div
OF February, 1870, being the first Monday
OF the mouth, oil the right, title and inter.
est OF the defendants or either Of them IN
ana 10 Tue following property, to wit:
Ono Trart OF Land, sitnntetl in tho Cuuptv
OF Newhcrrr. l. miles from the Court Houso
bounded by lands Of II. &. Wilirms, Thom,,s
n. floyd. a. X. TtibbIc, Mrs. Susan Samcc
ana others, aud containing five h,llldretland
sixteen acres, more or less. .'''
One Lot lying within tho corporoie lIm;,s
OF thc town Of Ncwberry, houndcdby hnds
OF COL 5. Fair md Osborne Wells, ESQ. md
INC street loading from tho G. H., by thc
residences of Coppock, Wright and Moon,
towards Helena, and containing threo ocrcs'
moro or less. ''0''
~ Also :hc House md Lot IN tho town NJ
Ncwiblerry. tho premises upon which Dr. pr.
ter Moon now resides. ''',
also, the lumber Of ono old IIouso Iylno
on a lot belonging to NJ. Foot, IN tho towH S
OF Ncwoerry, near tito r. Il. Depot,
n LEVIED on as the property of W. K. Gr;f.
IN END Peter Moon, Defendants, at lin snt,
OF SFs Elvira II. II. Rutherford PhIntiG'
Ierms Cash. Purchaser 10 pay tho Mar,
S''ai iof the necessary papers and slamns
,> M'e TO nc conducted by A, r I'ifrr
Deputy MnraIlal, as Aac,oi,ecr "'''
ea'' 10 commence at II o'rloch. H..
Jar II, \. y. 1910. So, ''" ''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
Sherif's Equity Sales.

Phubc X. Mcndcnhall, ct al. vs. NJ. N,
toppock, Ct ul.-In Equity.
Pursuant TO the dccrctal order in the
above stated case, will sell on the first
Monday in February next, at Newberry G.
H., TINT fine valuable tract of land known
MS the Mcndcnhnll Mill Tract, consisting OF
$50 ncr Of land, more or less, bounded by
lnnds of NJ. N. coppock, j. X. Mendenhnli,
II. II. Btcasc, B II. Scott, ct al. On this
plantation arc good mills, nn,l tho best mill
scat on Bush River, and nbo $40 acres of
original forest ........ -.
Terms Of Salc.-One third cash, the bal.
ancc IN one and two years in cQ,lal install.
mrnls, with interest from day of sa!e. The
purchaser TO give bond aud mortgage of the
premises 10 secure tho purchase money.
I.avinia Kinnrd, VS.. William Rook, admir-
ct nl-1n Equity, Ncwbcrry.-BilI for
Dover, &c.
Pursuant to dccrctal order IN this case
| will sell ut Ncwbcrry G. H., on snIc day
in February, 1870, the tract of Mntl in New.
berry and Ianrens Counties, belonging TO
the estate Of John ". Kinmrd, dcc'l, con.
timing 20 c hundred aud sixty.six ncrcs
more or less, aud bounded by lands of Mar.
thu Gorrc, Jacob Summer, Calvin Subcr
| and others.
Terms Of salc-Onc ,lhird cash and the
balance Oh twelve months credit, will. mort.
gage Of premises and good surctics with in.
torres. frcm dny Of sale.
| Wal or I. Ruff & Lnvinia G. Ruff, vs John
- Rnif 4 {. II. Suber, Adm'r.-In EQUITY
NcwbrrrY :. G.
| Pursuant to the dccrctal order In the
above stated case, will sell at Ncw,,crry
c H., on the first Monday IN February
next, all tia. tract OF land con,aning 2si,
acres more or less. bounded hy lands Of
| Wm. Amick, Jasper An,ick, Andrew Kisk,
Jessie AmIck ct al.
| Terms Of salc-GAsh. Purchasers to nav
for stamps and pnpcra.
Il. N, PAYSINGER, S. y. G.
| Jan. 10, 3--3t. 3:
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A RcplY,

1t will be remembered that Ex.Gov. Per-
RI contributes "Skctchrs Of Public Men,"
10 the XIX Century. We'll, in his sketch Of
Mr.. Calhoun, he represented that diS,in.
guisl'cd pat1io Ms superficial in statesman.
slip. and infidpc in his religious tcnden.
cics, and Judge LongS'rect administers to
Gov. Perry II most wi,hcriug rebukc. IN
The language Of Sir Peter Tcazlr, We OK.
claim "Gud snvc us ftom our friends
those who "damn with faint praiSr"-wc
Mcan,in this instance. Gov. P.rry's sketch
was an illconcealcl slur upon The character
Of political opponent through the medium
Of pancgyrir.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

: STATE TAXss,-- Under tic law ns It
has boom created, tho collection, Of State
and county, taxes would begin on ttho
10Th inst. W6 500 &c stated tint It
having been found imbracticaIle 10 com.
,nonco tho collection at, that timo, It win
DO deferred Until about tho lst Of Feb.
ruary, tits Qlso stated that The tax will
by one third less than that Of last year,
and will DC fixed at ono half Of. ono per.
cent. 'f -
Tho estimated expenses Of tho. State
Government amount 10 5000, 900, which,
added to tho pl omium ON gold in which
tho Interest Of the State dcbt Is to DC
paid, will amount 10 1000, 900. At tile
rate assessed upon real and personal
property, tho amount realized will bo
but $500, 600; and thus the State debt
will likely bc increased to the amount Of
about 100000. AS the sharpcrs, in
ordor to pile up their own Golfers, havo
made tho interest payable in gold, this
amount will no doubt bc easily absorbed.
This, however, will afford somo ten.
porary relief TO tho taxpayer, md, it
may be, postpone tho day Mt which they
w'il DO required to pay the deficit of rad.
lc"l c%travagancc, until time at which
they mny hc better able to meet it
Upon tho whole, it would sccm to bc m
indication Of the exercise Of somo littlc
more concern for the interests and pros.
pcrity Of tho country.-Su,ntcr Watch.
man.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
Repeal Of tho Township Aot.

II affords us great pleasure to announce to
onr readers that tho township act has gono
glimmering. Lot It rest In pcaco. Mr., Ar.
MIN standing over tho corpse. said:
"T.ikc hvtry other creature, in accordancc
with tho law Of nature, IL had to dio. 1t was,
he said created BY the Senator from Charles
ton (Mr. tCorbin J lie had tried, thrco weeks,
to ndrso It, but no lad to yicld It up. The
Nat had gOMo forth TINT It was to die, and die
today. aud he thought thoy would bury It,
This township law is Il creature from North
ern climate, and cnnnot 1.-Two in Southern at
mosphcro. 1t Il fmpractcublo, In toto, and,
In regard to thcjury law connected with it,
they would soon hayo something bottcr."
q Tho phonIx says that tho net us original.
ly framed, would have cost the Stato about
Sl,i65,000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

UNwoNrED MORTALITY IN Orn CoM.
SirY.---During the rnst week, deaths
in our community have been frequent
and startling A new liScaSc--ncw to
us, at least-calcd Mcningclis, 1--WE spell
it MS it sonnds,) is prevailing extensively,
and proving very fatal. Among those
who have dicd.ls MIS-. Gcncrul Dnnovant,
only dang lter Of the late Colonel Whit
licld Brooks. This much esteemed lady,
however. died, not of McningcliS, but
after lingering Illness. OF this new
disease, has died young Robert Boul.
ware, one Of the most promising and bc.
loved yonths OF this town; and young
Irwin +. Bulton, another cstinablo
youth, just entering life. OF negroes,
The number is shocAingly large. In and
around the town, some six or eight have
dicI within the past week or ten days,
of Mcnngctis. Ia truth, We hnvc scarce.
" ever known SO much sickness in
Edgclicld, The weather has been, aud
continues, cold, wet anl changcablc. 1t
hchoovcs MI to DC extremely careful.
Mrs. Mary Styron, very old and csti.
unable lacy, ninety years OF age, died Mt
her residence, few miles below the vii.
Iagc, during tho past week. -Edgcticld
Advertiser.
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sNEWBERRY.
,Weauosday; 3Ioral0g, sJan'yt 10, 1870,
The Lien Z, Law. y

:. =, What arc our lcgislators after nows They
speak Of DESTROYING tho lien law. Isit with
tho, ultorloss design Of forcing tho sale, $of
lands by involving capitalists aud con.mor..
clal aud agricultural men III dread and ut,-
cortaintyS We do not know what tho mcr.
It's Or dst,cAts Of tho lien law are, (our wor.
thy or unworthy representatives never hav
tng sent us tho enacted laws,) SO we cannot
speak Advisodly, But this wc do know that
a salu,ary Hen law is essential to tho intcr.
ests Of tho farmer no more nor less than to
his operatives. \ >SY,,a..,>I ..yA->
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
Sherif's Sale.

By an order from John I. Peterson, Pro.
bate Judge, to me directed, | will sell on
:hc hrst Monday In February next, at New
perry {. H., one tract of land continuing
ls',F "crcs, more or lcSs, bounded by lands
OF James Fair, Mary Spence, Lewis Pcrk ins,
CT A. Ihc same being the real estate of
David Cook. deceased,
Terms OF Sale. Ono hall cash, balancc
on ~ months, with mortgage to secure
Tue same, and interest from day Of sale.
II. NJ. PAYSINGER, s. N. G.
Jan. 10, 3--3t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERnY COUNTY.

@|77'' t'7'ItN I % D NI4. :
By John T.. Jefferson, Probatc Judge. ,
whereas 1. ". Caldwell, hath made suit,
20 "'t 20 grant him Letters of Administra-
ton. De honis non, of the Estate and rCInc,a
OF @. a. Rutherford, deceased. .,I., - : ~,
These arc therefore to cite mud oam,,,;,h
all and singular, the kindred aud crcJi,nrs
OF the snid DECEASED, to he and onncor hn
lore me-, in The Court Of Probatc, 10 bc lnld
NJ Ncwbcrry Court House, on the 3lst SaU
OF january next, after publication hcroni,
nj II o'clock IN the forenoon, to shaw
cause, If any they hnvo, why tho said ad:
n'n'stra'ion should not bo granted. Glynt
under my h"nd this 18th day of Januarr,
Anno Domini, 1870. .'' '"'"''''f ''''"''f
JOIN II. PETERSON, P. J. y. g. 4.
Jan 10, Sat ' "
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NOTICE..

by virtue Of All order Of tho Probate
Court, l will sell Mt public sale, at tho resi-.
deuce of Mrs. Lucinda Brooks, on the Ash.
ford Ferry Road, on the first day Of Fcbru-
ary, 1870, the personal property Of James
NJ. Brooks, decd, consisting of Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Wagons, Car.
r'nse, Household md Kitchen Furniture,
&C., &c. II. MOORMAN Ex,or
Jnn II, 3-2t. j. N. Brooks dc,,d
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COM MRCIAL.

NHWhfRRf, JnnuaH 1S.-Cotton firm at 23c
COLUMBIA, .Innuaryh3-Sales OF cotton obomt
% mddlings e.
NEw oRK, .Iann}y 1T J.. M.--(otlon
olencd steady hut c!osN weak; salcs 9SOO I'm lcs
at 25f. Gold 2lS. o'' '"''''
HALTIMoRE, JanuaA lT.-Cotton firm. nj Ok n
25I offerings light.
CHAELEsroN, Juruay l7--Cotton IN pood f,o-
mnnd and firm; sales 10 bales--nliddIitSs 81! a
"a receipts 1,lO3 "'s "
AU0usrA, January t7.-Cotton market f,rm
and offerings light; sail AIS bales; receipts 1882.
mlddling 233.
LIVERPOOL, Janunr I7-Evor,fne.- Cotton
frmcr but not higher-tlnnds 1ll%; 0rIaone II, !.
snles 10, 0o0 bales; spccIlption and cxport q IN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

'JonN SHoRTGUTs AGA1N.--John Short
CUTS, Gentleman. writes tn the London Times
complaining that the lIcrall' College won't
change his nnmc 10 Brown. lie says his
body Will marry his daughters"
Poor John-wc arc sorry for yon. Why
don't you come over aud settle at once, and
appeal to tho So. Cn Legislature. We begged
you to do so. We arc persuaded lhoir bowels
Of compassion will be moved in your behalf
They will do 1t brown for you.
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W ANDO pER|IlLIZBR,

The experiments Of tie past year hiy,
confirmed those Of for cr vcnra nnI est,h.
Ishrd beyond At! controversy. ,hc cfrm,
merit Of this S"t'(h cnrolinn Frrilizor.
The un''c, signed are the Agents nt Ncwhcr:
ry, ond will furnish any quantity needed
by The planters Of this section. Thcy nlso
have great nnmber Of small pamphlets
continuing testimonial. Of muny OF thc best
planters of this and adjoining States os
70 ia fertilizi'g properties, which they will
distribute srLtis. '',
II. MOORMAN g. co.
Jan 10 8 If.
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Peeler Cotton Seed

VI my own growth and ginning, e,,arou.
tSea T;sa pure FOR sale. Price 81 Der busLcj
Eve Eve bushels go. secdreccived Inst ycar
County. Miss. o' warren
,,, ine pecler Is long lint cotton, as nro.
o"GtiVc as any of The so.cnIed "Prol;Ccs T, !,
nnd n VIII crrta nly command from twn :,
ION. ~, ~ '""Mon ','n COT,
Jan ~ 3 It.. N'tH'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

l'oSnoS, January l2.-GlatlStonc rrcsi
dcd nj meeting, which is to MIXTURE n plan
for nm international wonnn's exhibition
next summer.
Glad to announce the fact, but dou',
know what's TO be exhibited! Telcgrams
arc too laconic. Some OF tho ladies will he
in doubt as TO whether they are to exhibit
themselves, or their babies, Or their hus.
bands, or their beau tifu! handiwork.
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In tho District Court Of tha

In Inc district Court Of tho
United Stntes, District Of Sou,, c,ro1;,'.
p'.'a !" he'-R"y1d r Snber, bankrupt. Ex
, r"rsua''t to an order Of the Hon. Geo 6
nryan, Inc undersigned will sell on tho ink
May o! rGhr9ary next, at the residence ~
s1G sa'a bankrupt, his life estate in n troct
Q, ' 'nna "a, situate in the County of Ncwberrv'' '
T." inna d"' w",ers Of llrlcr's Greek, bonn,lod Iy
onu ..""s an o. ino'. u. crooks, Wm. r. IIentz
""I os''e's, and containing 4sl acres tlIoto
o,. pss. nc %'l' nlso sell at the snmo ti,no
"n" "nu ra'cc An'e, and The notes and nc,
Cash. II If '}"s,rr }arII:,c,Ii Icrms
''' Assignee
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

The Sachct petticoat is Lhc elegant no.
ton OF the moment IN London. 1T is
made "r light sort Of flannel, and lined
with silk, pink or green, blue mauvc, or
ccriSe'colorcd, quilted and scented with
violet powder, exactly like a handkcr.
chicfor 6 love case. Morning gowns arc
also made IN the same style.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

SLAVE PROPERTY DECISION Tho Sn.
rrcme Court Of Alabama has decided
that there has been no property in slaves
since 1868. 1t also decides that every
judgement given by my Of the courts in
Alabama from 1861 to 1865 is null and
void, and that al officers Of courts and
Legislatures during that period wcro
nero uSurpcrs Star.
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=, Grey IInlrs, Bcgonei

TUFTS, :; IMPROVED #ItQUID HAIR
DYE fsa perfect wonder. by its use tho old
becomes young .again, It conYerts tho gtoy
head into 4 beautiful, back or brown. It
imparts natural color TO- the grzSly NUS
aud beard softness and gloss, that tho
young bea,lx might onyy. e @Fi,r
Jan. 10, 3-2t. a. .>s-
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In the Unitcd States Court
District of South Coro]ina

Fix P"rte-Il. II. Counts, Assigncc.-In Re.
David +. Subcr, Bankrupt. Rule in Dank.
rnptcy.
al creditors holding liens on tho cstnlc
OF David /. Snber, in Bankruptcy, are here.
ny required to render on oath and cstob.
iisl' the same before the undersigned, at
Nrwhcrry Court House, on or before the
liIst day of February next.
{. 6. J1IHiER, Register
K"glstcr's Office: NcwLcrry, S. C., Jan
10, 1870. jim T, "a,
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The Congressional Finance Committee re.
ported bill rs n substitute for all finance
bills, providing for issuing SIS ,0n0, ,OoD nd
dltionn! banking currency, In place of an
equal amount Of three per cent certificates,
to he returned; alSo for banking on the
hnsis of United States bonds, to be dcpo<i.
ted rs security fnr tho issue Of coin notes
onIy TO til" extent Of eighty per. cent. Of
thcir par value.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
In tho District Court of the

United States, for the District of South
C"'o'ina. In Rc-Thos. W. Holloway.
Bankrupt. Tx P"rtc--lluyne D, Reid.
ny order OF Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
OF the United States Court, for tho Distript
ofSouth CaroInu, will sell on the first
Monday In February next, at Ncwberry 6.
ll., the notes md accounts of the Estate Of
Ihos. ". Holloway, Bankrupt, and Of IIol.
loway g. Folk, Bankrupis.
HAYNE D. REID,
Jan. 10, 3-3t. Assipnec
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

u. \ Z. Il. Il. SrocK.-Columbia has dis
posed Of her stock ut 50 per shuro. We
learn Tint offers Of higher value aud terms
for lease much to tho advantage of tho
rood, arc laid before the stockholders.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

new religious element has sprung
up North--Shnkcr.ike Music il the
medium through which they hope to Oh.
tain felicity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19
Town Lot for Sale.

Tho undersigned o Fcrs for private sale,
on very reasonable t$ms. tho House and
Lot where no reside. The Lot contnins
an acrc, and is very Inlunble.
WlLLlk kM BROWN, NJ. d.
Jan 10 8 81,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

Two gontlcmcn from across the Savon.
nah fought duel in Carolina tothcr doy
One received IL ncsh wound. Causc-a
private quarrel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-19

Harriet Bccchcr Stowe by her later
efforts IN tho Dyron.Icigh scandal has
involved herself in deeper shame and
confusion.