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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10
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eve have made arrangements with the
proprietor Of the CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, eight>page Agricultural Weekly. pub
lishcd at Wilmington, y. c., TO club that
Journal with the HERALD, at 81 IS per year
ior the TWO, to all new subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies OF the Carolina
Farmer NAV be seen at this office"
Feb. 90, ST.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwrsERY :. c.. !ucuSt 9-|ott"a IA
NEW InrE. AuarISt S. y. N.-GOld closed
weak. at IS: IS. Gotten dull and weak
sales 40 bales. FIour-$Gte AID Western dull.
at l0c. lower.
AUGUSTA. August S.--Cotton market closed
irmer and demand fair-sales 13S bales: mid
dliuSs II: receipts IS.
CHAELhsT"S August S.-Cottou quiet-,nid-
dlings Is: sales 100 bales; receipts l33; exports
coastwiSc IG2: stock 1851.
LIVERPOOL. August 9--Eycning Cotton
closed active with all upward neutrality-suspicious.
81; Orleans s.; sa les 5.rGO bales.
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ARMSTRONG, CAroR & Co., Of Baltimore,
are out with their card to the fall trade,
and we take great pleasure in calling at
tention Of purchasers in their line to their
announcement. These sen.le"on do a largo
and spleudid business, and by their ener-
setic, upright and accommodating style Of
doing things, have acquired an en7iable
fame. If you want bonnets, ribbons, trim
mings, &c, you cannot send your orders to
better house than to Armstrong, Gator 4
Co., Of Baltimore.
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n.y. \ pi|pSDN IS NOT TO F.

E.y' I Fl TSON ID MI TO L'o-
innate his influence hy the degree Of ex.
terral Difference which he obtains. 4 bet
ter proof of influence is imitation, or the
adoption Of line Of conduct in unison with
his maximS, and practice. Rewarr, there
fore. of limitations OF the 'Old Carolina Di,
terS," whose efficacy have for so lons 4
time been proven.
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rG@ THAT FRESHNESS AND

@@ THAT FRESHNESS AND
beauty of complexion, so much to be de-
sired. cannot be retained unless the female
system is in healthy condition and free
from Instructions. There is no remedy
wilic,, produces such beneficial results as DE-.
TUFTS SALSApARiLLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT. Their purifying effects ADD
tone 10 the stomach, and inTlgorate the
whole system.
June -, 25-2mo.
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BARBEcUEs, SPEAKING, &c.-As this Is
the season for the laying by Of crops, num-
Der of the planters are giving days of sport,
te.s:ing and rest to their laborcrs. It is Gus
tomary to invite a few friends to these places
Of rustic enjoyment. Several of the young
men Of our town recently finding themselves
away from home, and feeling the slumbering
fires of Dcmosthcnian rhetoric, beguiled the
time and entranccd audiences BY pouring
forth their pent up uticas of cloqgcnce. As
they have herculean powers of endurance,
they will hold themselves in readiness to
speak for thcir county's cause at any time
from sun to sun.
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Marion bcetly speaking, is in deplora.
BILE condition. The Star complains OF
very bad beef, poor bcef dirty beef, BE-
ing cut up on boxes appropriated by dogs
and drunken men, and rctailed to the
good people at fair prices. In one in
Stance an OK, which was worked to death,
was butchered and sold in the town.
which boasts of modern Improvements
in the way Of lamps.
We copy the above from one Of our
exchanges which shows that market
houses, Sc, arc in demand.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

ay~ "PROCRASTINATION IS
the thief Of time" therefore you who are
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Indigestion AID
loss of appetite, delay not, but take Sun
TER BlTTEEs and be cured.
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e%SS

~" y AVID ID | G. X S D y S
Great look on farming aow out. No farm
crs library complete without it. Bound in
cloth extra. Il: sheep, Sl.3o: Hall Moroc-
CO. $. Orders received at this office. Good
canraSSinS agents wanted. For terms, ap-
ply 1T th;> Office.
June % 2J-:f
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NOTICE,

TO ALL TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
WILL Apply 10 John T. Peterson,
Judge of i'!ohate, for Ncwberry County, on
Friday the 9:h day Of September next, fora
settlement Of the Estate Of DANIEL
HCGliEI, deceased.
MARY :. HJGNEY,
Aug. 10, 32-4:. Administrators.
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The officers OF Union Reform Clubs in
the District are requested to urge upon
members the necessity and dnty Of taking
a paper, and particularly their district
pancr. that they may be kept posted on
the stirring events Of the day. The Her
aid is the organ Of the honest party nero
and as such will be full Of interest. EV'
cry man should take copy. See in
ducements elsewhere to new subscribers.
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ER PRIZE STORlES-S300.-
The Proprietor Of the "IoRKvILLE ENoUI-
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in prizes for the best ORIGINAL STORIES
delivered 10 him by the first Of October,
1870. For further particulars, address
L. NJ GRIST, IorkvilIc, S. c.
July %, 29-tf.
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LIGHT. PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT guaranteed 10 persons in
every part of tho country. Sni;ah!c for La>
dies or Gentlemen, Bows or Girls. Address
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May ! 1S-tf
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The AG1TATED IlAsu-IsT.-On our way
to the spring at Wadington'S barbecue, and
passing near the hash mandatory, we saw
q bare headed man and coatleSS, with face rs
rcd az boiled lobster, violently gesticula-
ting, or rather making windmill Of his
arms, and his mouth was in motion. He ewas
mad, hornets nest was nothing to his mad
ness; his feelings we're hurt, somebody had
put sand in his eyes may be, we thought, Or
something else equally as bad. But it warnt
ANYTHING like that: the hash was not billing
as it ought to have been doing. That was
the matter. To some darkies near By he bell
lowed as soon as he could get his voice in
hand, "aint you ashamed? ain: you got 10
respect for ladies, nor for heaven and earth,
and Gen. Butter, to let the fire so out in that
way? pitch in, pile it on, build it up, get her
4 billing. and lets have hash as is hash,' and
his feelings getting the better OF him he col
lapscd iu luther Of pcrspirauon.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

Hon. Jefferson Davis was screnadcd at
Grcenhricr Springs, Va. lie concluded :
touching little speech, in which no alluSion
to politics was made, as follows: May your
bones be peace. is tho earnest prayer Oh him
who has no more to say TO you on this occa'
sion
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

ES?"FORTUELEGISL.A .ATt Il l..
DIR. d. H. WERT$ is respectfully prc<cn-
ted 20 the citizens of Ncwbcrry, toT their Sut-
frace at the ensuing election.
May i, IS-tf. NEWGERRI.
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The best "Worm Candy" in use is Wine
uan'S Crvs:alizcd Worm Drops!
Aug. 10, 32-lt.
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l'ruysians, 800 900 strong threaten sn inva>
sion of France. Great CONSERVATION pre-
walls ut Paris. which is declared in Il state OF
siege. Austri, and Italy are preparing TO
send contingent forces TO the aid OF France.
Tho London Times questions whether Napo-
leon IS health lc"vcs him in possession 0! his
ordinary faculties.
The above is the Si>t 0: the latest war news:
OF It's truth VIC are not c":;:.!H. II Wpii.d
seem that Napoleon is b"ii"!. and tina; nc
must very soon Or 10; already accept 4 de-
c>;rc fi"f.t, and -EOulI In .itn'l ; H;"sliation
IL. no: accrptcd, the character and duration
Of The war may not easily b: determined.
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London, Aug. 3.-Madame Nill;son il: paiG
one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars in gold to sing during tour Of six
months in the United States. :
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"0J VIM. II. Bernard, Proprietor of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, \. G..
is authorized 10 receive advertisements for
this paper at Our lowest cash rates
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| ,.. .,,,.- ,Lo ~,
n'''' ,,,,,. ,r cccr.ciou and
r'N',', .,xvn,,o ,,,,, minnie men had died
v.,. s,,. ono nm Monday. he
'''' ,..a,,.,,, ,,u.r,, n.iup here and
.,,u., a,,, -. H.. ,,,sbcL ,b,ut made appoint
+ .,, ,,...cr,I ,artrg in Il minute
.c,;I,J or co,rs, II took him &c, c.
,.r.,,,,.o ,..,,. ,,ort;,,,s of time known
,,,;,,,,,c. :, ,ncc, ,,,cn alt. He was Gts'
o,,r ,,,I,. r:;,rI because his Ic.S
'.,,,r, &c we'll Is the minutes. lie is
o.,,..i hr Liz rr;cuI, Clpt Brown. Dih rDu
,.,,.r E,r,y , EroYu WI, WIS 80: fast Or
,.,,..crr
.-,-- ,:.,o :. ,..o-.r,
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. lia'! c"n"i"Hc'i "i' Si''c"' ''''
m"HH'"I Tic $iAH" '''''' "'''''"'', we
"i C;iar!rsfH:'' rs '"c 'e'' i''''''' '''
aG':iH% 'l:'I ;'''' MA witt - i'''.' '''0
"'''''H ''''''' '''.,', ~, =, .,,nn ,ccc,cd
n.cr,.v,rls ,v;,b lis accustomed dignity, and
,,a r., t.o,, Ch,rrce,on advancing forward
,r;,, -. c,.o. ,rod.S,,v bent. appcarcd un>
ooror,.1 L,rorc +lo rrrat corcoursc. lie
s,,lc-..I.adics and fellow citizens
,,ao.d ,,,,, ,,,.,, rr,,r ,i,c from. but inst At
-. ,,.n h.,r,, ,r .ni,,.tcd discussion
..;.a 49, :, .,,o roor to ,1,;s effect: "Wcll
go 30, .,:.o.. nocro o,.c,. .o,, ,, "Ob he's
~ ''.s a,I',.aI 49,, ,noH "ycs bois Io,as Bird
49, Ca,<roI c,id en- - ..,r,u If he is he'll
1..I,o,. .;,,,,+ cr,ort reort for 4 niercr u
~ ,,;. h~,.11. y and 81 on Well
''T ',.,,.., -, an,,.,,o,r,. ord tho f,oI vouId
,,,,.o ,1o,,o -bc e,mo cop,d bc have heard it,
o.: .,o .,u- o,l rho ,ron,1er wont on and
.;1 ,,,o ,o,o-cd ,,or+l.,,,r took his nosi-
.;o-, III .,,,.o ,,o, =, +be roor ;nd ont tba
-, ,.,o,,,,,, ,,.oe M. Io,,e after alI
.rto ,,,i..o,o ,r,s rho fault of the individuals
.,'o,,soI,.os IN ,o+ listcrinr 10 Col. MS an
rornco,nen, in ru!,. Ill they heard WAS the
oo.a,,,,;,n .,,ot , co,orod nrracher wouli
,o.,, swami.
---.-------
ACCIDENT On LAUNhNs L. L. i''''. "~'
day, box car, IN "hich were se'etal pas
scngers on their way 10 haIre"s' sot o'i III.
track near Ciln'oh' II WAS no1 ui''''' ''ie1
Immediately by the engineer, VINO unlortu'
na;ely was just then letting out his lhacnine
on a tolerao!e piece OF rail N"n'y 1ounu III
spots) at pretty falr spccd' consloel'ns tne
hang OF things eeeeralS' "nen M Do,
bumped, lhumpeo anu JulnPeu' anu uo"ipeo
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Gac. a. c. Caciirctol.

=,
We make tnc iol!o"lrg compi!nc"ta-
~ extracts in relation to the address
l,tclv delivered by our fricrd and c..
o;,;vs, IN, = r L.c,re ,i,o two
e''"'~''' ''' -. 1.:.
literary socie'lcs u '''e nav 's''S u
Georgia, at Athens, that our readers
NAV know that their uuonJam friend is
,o. ,.;,;..r -, ,;rht NV? TIM. his toIcnts
" ,:7,,. .,,=,uoo;otnd :, -, o1o,..,,
"'e - 'i2h'e 'P!'' 'N'"''o - "' ""'' u"
!l"m:. !:"!ll be tHo'iced that tie CHr"n-
'c'e ""d >t";'''si ";""s MISTAKE IL STAT
iH1 '"a' nc oSr"i''''' '''e !''S'''''' " It,
Governor, bu: it matters not.
crxrr ARLINGTON :;"ynrE -El: LITER.
.i.y >...I.r,E<.
:, -. ..nl r.,,;.o,.,
~ t"' '',y ..''(:. -: - ..r,i;." '",'
u ' ''''','.i d., ''., ,,,l y, "r,;" ~ I,,,ro 49,
..p'''I,:,' ''s 49,, T..;rn,
~; Nv ''';,I '',,;,, . 49,. inr ,,,c,,;.,cn ;c
t.:> s",1" ~, ,.''.a,. - - o,tnn.;nn .nJ
~ ,'':.N. 80 an'.;,,. + ,,r.c,;r,1 ~,
'nI ~ 49, - n,",. ,', ,,n Iama,I. IF onr rcw
":4I: ~ ''.est H. f's Mo,',.nd Wv ,,,at tboro ,ros
mach fraud ard corruption in the State,
tut he reminded the students that they
were Georcians, AID that they should
bend their energies to rebuild the bro
ken fortunes Of the State, ana Tins make
its future career more bright and pros
porous than It's past history or present
condition. There were some very elo-
oucnt passages in his speech, and the
orator was frequently anrlaudcd during
its dcIivery.-Savanrah Republican.
,r,,,xs G., ,urust 1870
-'''
Editor CoHS:l;'tloh: :. Acsee'1ay;; zen,
sraI Gnr'instoh, Oh your Guy, uense;eo ;ss;
tcc audresS 10 1"e TWO 'leEa'y soc'v''eS'
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BEAvE.-During the storm Of rain and
wind which accompanied the remarks of
one Of the Reform speakers on the Court
Htusc steps last Monday afternoon, Wm.
Gourtlne-colored rcformist and fashion
able tailor-ga!lantly assembled the steps
and held an umbrella over his (thc speak
ers) head. 1t was a brave act. Gourdine
understands the quality and responsibility
Of his freedom; knowing the right he dares
maintain it.
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North Carolina Victorious.

Election returns from North Carolina give
the conservatives a large majority. Both
houses of the legislature will be largely dcm-
ocratic-a two-thirds majority in each house.
Very cheering news.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

PRo7EAcTED MEETIHG.--Th c meeting
Which has been going on in the Methodist
Church since the termination Of the District
Conference, has been one Of great interest.
Quite a numbcr-thirteen VIC believe-hare
profcssed religion and arc happily converted,
and az many others have given themselves
to the Church. \ gracious time is cxPe-
ricnccI in the Church and in tie communi-
ty, and long may the influences of this pro.
tracted meeting and the happy examples
set be felt in our midst. The Revs. Man
ming Brown aud VIM. W. Mood, who so
materially added to the interest, and *ho
remained by the side Of the pastor, the Rev.
0. 4. Darby, until the last moment Of time
their own home charges would permit, left
at the close of the week, to the regret of all,
in and out Of the Church. The meeting still
continues.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON. :. c.,
Corrected Weekly by 4. C. KAUFMAN. Bro
ker, No. rs Broad Street.

IN CHARLESTON. :. c.,
Corrected Weekly by 4. C. KAUFMAN, BIO
ker, No. rs Broad Street
AUGUST ), 1870.
STATE SEcUEITIEs-South Carolina. old. - \
50; do new, -a74; do, regiSt'd stock, eN int a
CITY SEcuRIr1Es-Aususta. Ga. Bonds "A
80; Charleston. 5. c.. Stock, ex ar int, "a 81:
do, Fire Loan Bonds, I0a -; Columbia, 5. e.,
Bonds. - 60.
BAILRoAD BoSDs-Blue Ridge. first mort gage.
Goa: Charleston and savannah. 65a -: Char
Iotte. Columbia ard augusta. - S5: CheTaw
and Darlington. = 50; Grcenvile ard Columbia.
lSt mort. GOA -; do. State guarantee. Gi "a;
Northeastern g. a: Savannah and EharlcSion.
1st mort. a 81 do. State guarantee. ia -;
South Carolina, - a 74; DO, II; spartanburS ara
UrioE.'--a s..
RAILROAD SrncKs-Charlottc. Columbia and
Augusta - 80: Greenvilie and Columbia. ga
Northeastern I3a savannah and Charles
ton. a 80; South Carolina. who'e sha'eS'
80: do. half shares. - 2!..
EXCHANGE &c-New York Sight /: on par:
Gold. ll9 Io3: Silver. lO6a--
SOUTH cAHOLINA BANK BILLS.
, -Daak Of Charleston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
HHank Of Newberry. '..'.'..-.''-'...-.'- -
Bauk of Camden. .....,.. -.'..'.''.''..fo 10 = -
Bank Of: Georgetown. ......................IO ~ -
Bank of South CarOilI H.. .....-..-..-- ID 4 -
Bank OF hester '''.ib -
Bank Of Hamburg. 10 -
Bank OF state ofS.r prior TO 1861. ..:..4O -
;a:k of State OF = G.. issue ISL and 1862 23
-planters' and Mechanics i K Of Ch r.cston-- q -
sPenple's I;ank OF Charleston. n.............-a -
-Union Bank Of CEarlesto- "a -
Southwestern K Bank CT Charleston, Old = -
Southwestern X K Bank ofCharleSton. new 4 -
State Bank of Charleston. a................. Sa-
Farmers ard Exchange B'S Charles ton. a -
Exchange Bank OF { oiumbia. ............. sa-
(.r,nnrrciul Rank OF & ulu mhia .......1S 4 -
Merchants Bank OF Cheraw.... ........ -
Planters Bank OF Fairfield. ................ ! -
State OF South Carolina Bills Receivable - a -
. C!tv OF Charleston Change sB!$. ........9 ID l -
fills marked rlr= =. arc being redeemed at
lie Gauk Couutc.s Of e.ch.
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Lisbon, Au@">t lit IS reported that Non
Fernando has accepted The Hroticr of tie
crown C:' spain.
I'll. Mackcy brought suit for libel against
Fox |; Morris, Of the Republican. ihey gave
bail.
The repor: is not credited that Miss Nc
Cuocl and Brignoli are married.
Miss Laura kccnc has become lessee or the
Charleston Academy Of Music.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-I!on. Jos. Scg"r, OF
Y, canCd Hon. Wm. S. Lincoln, Of New
York. Scgar WAS bai!cI in $1,000.
Thirty deaths a day from cholera in the
CITY of Havana.
Present strength of U. S. Army, rank end
file, 1883 men.
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ANOTHER Blow The Rev. Jonas Bird !,
colorcd, made another happy speech on
Thursday last at Bush River Church. twas
not generally known that he was to speak, Or
that q mecting would take place, yet there
was q large ard gratifying gathering of black
and white citizens. His talk was of just
such character rs will open the eyes Of his
cwn race; and one immediate effect was seen
the next day in the fact that the colorcd pco-
Pie who heard it, and who had intended going
10 the Radical barbecue meeting near Longs
shores, all kept away from it, ard attended
20 their work Exc sensible men. We are told
that one bigotcd, obstrcrcrous fclIow-and
the only one-wEo cndcavorcd to create 4
diversion during the speaking on Thursday,
was cfectually converted and went away
convinced.
The Rev. Jonas Bird is power, let him
continue TO sneak
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We viii send tile New York Bec-kccpers'
Journal AMI Nat;cral A@ricuI,uri$t and tho
Herald both lur one year for $3.50.
Address +. T. { X. II. GRENEHEH.
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IAl ESi.

After a two days fierce and bloody battle
along the line between Saarbrucll and For
back. the French have been defeated with a
heavy loss in men and guns, including the
matrialcur. McMahon is said TO be retreat
inc upon Nancy. while Napoleon is private
~ reported 1T Chalon> attended by his phys
!c!u,Is NcIa;on aud Record. lhc victorious
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

MUSICAL On DIT.-Thc next gale which
sweeps from the regions about Laurcns may
bring us the information that Prof. Schmitt,
of old time memory, will be down on US, not
like a thousand of brick but like harp
with thousand strings. lie still makes
music wherever he goes, and the last ac-
counts had of him is that he and his accom-
plished daughter arc dclighting the inhabi-
tants of Laurens by Concerts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

TEMPERANCE MEETING.--The meeting
announced for last Thursday evening, and
which was postponed In consequence of re-
lisious services, will be held in the Methodist
Church on Thursday evening, llth, at s
O'Clock, p N. A general attendance Of the
citizens is respectfully asked, and special
invitation extended to mothers and wives.
Addresses will be delivered.
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SrLrumSs' IlfsroLI.-iir. John Thomp>
son, We are pleased 10 stair, is the agent for
the sale Of Nh Alex Stephens great work.
| lie can De found at the tin store OF Mr.
Wright, aud will be happy to dispose OF cop
les of the work. Ali who are not supplied,
| or have not subscribed, have now an oppor>
tunity Of doing so, and VIC advise them to
get the book.
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&c SSNt- -.SA

Ie,. l.. +. CARnENTfR. Of lesion.
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Fills marked rlirs =, arc being EeGeeIncu at
.Le Eauk Couutr!S Of c.ch-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-25

@e-WE WARRANT OUR TEAS THE
BEST SOLD.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-25
Died.

Of Pneumonia, on the 12th inst, on Long Glade.
Alice Jefferson, little daughter of Daniel A. and
Lizzie J. Whitmer, aged year, IL months and IA
days.
On the 18th inst, on Christians Creek, Mrs. Har-
riet Currier, wife of Wilson Currier, in the 57th
year of her age.
OF pneumonia, on the 10th inst, at Cline's Mill,
James Emory, son of Andrew aud Elizabeth Z.
Shaver, aged aged s years, 1 month and IS days.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mr.. John S.
Ellis, Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller, aged 70 years, / month
and 9 days. . p
On the 22nd inst, at the residence of his parents,
near this place, Walter News Opie, infant son of
John N. and Isabel Opie.
On February 3rd at the residence Of Mrs. c. B.
Taylor, Miss Louisa Mecca Halle, daughter of G.
A. Halle ESQ aged 10 years, 5 months and 7 days.
Her funeral services will take place at the Epis-
copal Church. this (Frifayl morning, at II O'Clock.
friends are invited to attend.
On the gath inst, at his residence at the w. L.
Asylum, Samuel johnson, in the 45th year Of his
are.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-25

We omitted last week to notice the receipt of
the AMERICAN Stock JOURNAL for. February
This Journal is of great value to Farmers from it's
facilities for difusing information as to improved
and choice breeds of domestic animals; and. is
filled with most important information. Its edi-
tors are all practical as well as scientific, and
have a happy facility of imparting that knowl.
edge so necessary to the farmer and stockbreeder.
For the amount of reading matter the Journal
contains, we consider it the cheapest paper pub
lished, as each number is worth more than the
cost of the volume, for the receipts it contains
for the cure of various diseases of domestic ami
mails. Our farmer friends wishing to see a copy
before subscribing, will receive a specimen copy
FREE by addressing the Publishers, N. P. Boyer
& Co., Petersburg, Chester county, Pa. See
notice at the head of local column.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-25
Miscellaneous.


GALE OF VALUABLE GRAZING & TIMBER
o. LAND IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
As Agent and Attorney Of F. NJ. Finley, for
the purpose of paying his debts, I will sell in
Waynesboro, in front of Antrim's Store,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH End 1870,
The following valuable real estate belonging
to said Finley:
4 Valuable Grazing Farm containing 452
Acres, lying on both sides of the top of the Blue
Ridge, l J miles from Greenwood Depot, on the
Chesapeake & Ohio R. B., adjoining the lands of
Sam'l Yount, Jas. Bowen and Others, about 300
Acres are in heavy blue grass sod, well fenced
and watered, and the balance well timbered
This tract will Craze 100 head Of Cattle fat every
season. There is no finer grazing land in Vir-
ginia. The tract can be readily divided
4 Tract Of 500 Acres Of TSim6ered Land, on the
East side of South River, adjoining the lands of
Henry Harner, Simeon Koiner and v. Fl. Watts,
within a mile of a first rate Circular Saw-mill
and 4 miles from Waynesboro. This tract is
heavily timbered with original growth of pine
and the land is Of good quality: The tract will
BIS divided to suit purchasers in lots of from 100
to 1870 Acres. The Lumber from this land will
pay handsomely.
va Mr.. William Chapman at Waynesboro, or
Mr., Finley will give all desired information
aboutthe land.
TERMS.-One-third in Cash and balancein l,
2 and 3 years for bonds with personal security,
AND a lien retained 9, the land, Sale to COM
II. NJ. BELL, Ag't. and Attorney.
va Persons having debts against Mr.. Finley,
by Judgment OR otherwise, are requested to fur
nish me a statement of them before the day Of
Sale. In my absence such statements may be left
at my Office with Gen. Echols or Capt. Catlett.
feb4-'7O ids H. NJ. BELL.