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, Notice.

.aarq 100 aH&at Notice. gieuls 1,,-ts ~
'rHE PUB4eEi :s 'Abfhr4absgE Informed that
Y athereafterr we Ne viii charge the following
81 ali .qapp-hfrtighttf sjtavseanatyt,f6 ve. per cen cent Of
freight, bill at. present steamboat rate, 80
On al cotton, stored with u.s. twenty. five
gents, per bale ~, - sts5S 81 ~
d ora, !, AZ cotton ,Ii weighed BY Us, twenty Eve yt
On all sugar stored Y with U.s. ) fifty. cents per
hogsheadsN NUI .4trE
On all molassesf stored With us, Twenty-Five
GEMS per bafrel,' and fifteen cents per half
barrel. <h
NIB. The above rates are per month, or
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EFF. B. for al irregular uterine actions.
FLedc osEh oea and prolapsss ateriacured with
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E. F. Bsearss Old chronic female complaints.
Forssalpitation asyipsning and giadlaess of
the head, cold hands, use T.. F B..
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Irritable Inyalids.

Indigestion not only effects tho physical
health hut the dispositions and tcmpers of
Its victims. Tho dyspcptic becomes, too. in
a measure dcmoralizcd by his suffrrings. Hc
Is subject to fits Of irritation by Ills sui
icnness, or despair, rs the cnSe may be-
a prctcrnatunl scnSitivcncss which hc cannot
control, leads him to miSconstruo tho words
not untrqucntly marked Ivy exhibitions Of
ana acts OF those around him and his intcr-
course even with those nearest and dearest to
him testincSS foreign toh his rcalnature. These
arc tho mental phenomena of tho disease
for which the invalid cannot be Justly hell
responsible, hut they occasion much house.
hold discomfort. 1t Is to The interest Of the
home circle, 1t is essential to family harmony
lis we'll rs to tho rescue OF tho principal
sufferer from state not far removed from
lnclpirnt insanity, that these symptoms Of
mental disturbance be promptly rplpvcd
This can only be done by removing their
physical cause, arrangement Of tho func-
tionS of the stomach and its allied yisccr,
tho liver and tho novels. Upon these three
Important organs lloStc,ters Stomach BIT
tcrSact simultaneously, producing a Thorough
ana Salutary clIangc in their condition. The
vegetable ingredients Of which the prcpara-
ton Is composed nrc Of q rrnovufing, rel gu In
ling Alternative character and tho Stimulunt
winch lends activity their remedial
virtues Is the purcst and best that can be
extracted from the most wholesome Of all
cereals, viz: sound rye. No dyspcptic can
| take this genial restorative for Il single week
without experiencing n notable improve
mont in his general health. Not only will
his bodily suifrrngs abatc from day to day,
| but his mind recover rapidly from its rest
lessncSs and irritability, and this hnppy
chnngc will manifest itself In his dcmcaiior
| to MI around him.
Feb. 25-1 III.
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Index to New Advertisements

Look out for the Elephant, the dromedaries,
polar bears, horned horse, laughing hyena silver
mons, tigers lcopards, black bears, grey wolves,
lchn.'mons, ant eaters, badgers, musk hog, occ-
Iot' gyascutus &c, which will be exhibited hero
on the 22d Alsothe Mex lean Juvenile gymnasts
hnd Miss Louisa Reynolds the beautiful and ac-
complished danseuse.
Cotton Food-spcaks for ITSELF
The Due West Female College Is 80 we'll e,tob-
'isf'ed and sopopular wIthaI that Il is barely ne
cessary to rcfe. to card.
The card Of those popular dealers in Millfner
and Straw Goods, Armstrong, Gator t. Co., No.
E3I-9 Baltimore-st., Baltimore, appcars In the
Herald to-day.
The Old Carolina Bitters arc tho bitters-par
excellence.
Bill Arp Tobacco, &C., at L. X. Marsholrs
Murfeo's Subsoil Flows, &C., at S. p,
Booozer g. Co.'S.
Dissolution Of Partnership -Mcssrs Pratt
& FAINT. "''
Sheriff Sales.
Planting Potatocs--Lovclaco Il Wheeler.
Kstray.-A sorrel mare and black horse mule
Mr. Mower has much more homespun, 10.
Little Billy for sale,
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OUR EXCHANGE LIST.

TIE AMERICAN SroCK JOURNAL FOR
FEBRUARY IS AT lIAND.-This Journal Is of
great value to Farmers from it's facilities for
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choice breeds Of domestic animals; and is
filed with most important information. It's
editors arc oil practical as well rs scicntifc,
and have happy facility of imparting that
knowledge So necessary to the farmer and
stOckbrccdor. For tho amount Of reading
matter tho journal contains, wc consider il
tho cheapest paper published, as each num-
bcr Is worth more than than the cost Of the
volume. for the recipes It contains for the
cure Of various diseases Of domestic animals
Our fnrmer friends wishing to see copy be.
fore subscribing. will receive n specimen
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las. This novelct will run for about three
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M0rtuarY.

Mrs. Sallic Hammond. widow of Leroy
Hammond, both Of them prominently aud
honorably identified with the history OF
EdgeIicId District from its earliest days, is
dead In her cighty-cighth year.
The Rev. II. II. Spann, of Eigcfeld, died
on the 2lth nlt.
DR.. j. II. Dogau, Of Union is dead. lie
was n venerable AMI much loved citizen.
Thos. i. Lanicr, OF EdscfelG S. c., died
near Euin'a, Ala. on the 22d December,
1860.
Joseph Ahncy Esq, Of EdgcGeld, is
dead.
Mr.. 7. l.. CrcnslIaw, of Lancaster, is
dead.
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COM NJ ERCIAI.

NEwnERRY, S. c., February Is Cotton dull
at % q &c. VII
COLUMBIA, February l4-Cotton, middlinr nj
23a 23! sales about 40 ba lcs
NEW York, February HI l. M.-Cotton
heavy and declining, with sales of l,7OS bnlcs.
rlour.superfine State 4.75 n 4.05; common to
ut 10i n 1872. ''"s'''
AUGUSTA, FEBRUARY 14-Cotton market quiet
middling 23J d 233. A'
CHARLEsroN, February 14.-Cotton firm md
~ good demand, with aaies Of 55D baies-mid-
oiIhgs 24t; receipts 7j8; exports coastwise 387.
LIVERPOOL, February H-Eyeuing--C0 C0tton
bales. 80" ~ ~N'N'
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STARTLING DISCLOSURES. Senator Pat.
,erSon, Of New Hampshire, in his speech
oc'oTe the Congressional Temperance SO.
c'ely Sunday afternoon, said il all the
money expended in the distilIation Of
whisky was placed every year in the
national treasury it would liz iquidate the
public debt in less than decade OF
years. 1t is proved that America has
ooo,o0O incbriate citizens, $4,000 OF
whom are sacrificed yearly at the altar
OF 'nte'nperance. The vice Of intempcr.
ance is recruited from the ranks OF the
ia'rest and most promising, the strongest
and the best, dragging them down
gradually.
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Wednesday, February Is, 1870,
,-'t rf''
That Middle Party a Delusion.

There are those who profess to 500 a
growing regard for truth and fair deal.
ing g'among the radical press, but it is on.
Iva faint glimmer as yet, the end is far
of. The spoils arc too great and too
rich for them to yield ono jot or title;
nor can We look for truth whero no
truth exists. On this faint glimmcr it
is thought to build hope aud 10 work
change in the opposition, by change
of party namc. But it is q dclusion,
"thc basclcss fabric Of Dream" and
can result in no possible good. No mid.
DIG, course, no now party name, VIC think
advisable or admissible in tho present
crisis. Let tho dead past DC dead, will
.lo IN measure, for to fight some Of the
dead issues can effect nothing; but VIC
VIC cannot give up the sentiment, nor
cschow the good old Democratic banner
under which the South is gathered. We
cannot afford to give it up, and must
fight the issue boldly and defiantly,
squarely standing to the front. A mid.
die pnrty, and that there will be such it
is to be feared, must ultimately merge in
to one or tic other ofthc two great parties,
andthosc two must, aud will he Dclnocra
tic and Republican. How solid and well.
drilled arc the phaanxcs Of the latterl
With them it is life or death. Equally
must We bc strong, and determined and
united. With the Richmond Enquirer
and Examiner We cxclaim, "lct tho trum.
pets sound!" Let the Banner be Dem.
ocratic. Not tho dead past, but the
live present, is tho issue; honor, homes.
ty and right, against dishonor, theft and
wrong. Good men and true men, against
bad men and traitors-mcn who will sac.
riicc country, and their hope of Heaven,
If that hope was still theirs, to carry
their ends and hold their dcludcd follow.
crs to their car wheels. Carpet baggcrs
from, heaven only knows whcrc-thc lees
and scourinss Of n society which per-
mittcd them not to remain in tho lands
which unfortunately gave them birth,
but cast them forth, and who have fal.
len ms tlrebrands among honest people.
VI these we would be rid, and of their
work. Yes there must be change, but
let it not be in the democratic party or
name. The general and State Govern
ments must DO changed and their au.
gcan stables cleaned out. We arc tired
OF, and never can get used to, tho "rc-
suits" Of RcpublicaniSm.
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Used twenty:four tons lVtlcon, GtOds
h1.x.o,J,},j - Ennoo 1OI

Used t,0enty:fow tons 1Vttcor, Gtbds
G Co.'S Manipulated Guano, and
considers it the best and most re-
liable Fertilizer no,O IN use.
GRIFFIN, GA, Jan. 6, 1870.
MEssRs. WILCOX, GIBBS \ Co.:
Yours Of the 1St December, asking our
opinion rs to the benefit, If any derived from
tic use of your Guano was duly received. We
used on last cotton crop twcnty-four tons Of
your Manipulated Guano. Tho result has
been entirely satisfactory; our opinion IL
that where 200 lbs. was used to tho nero on
various soils, the average increase Of yicld
was double, and TINT wo have realized ut
least 100 per cent on tho money invested In 1t.
We expect to use moro OF 1t another ycar;
wc shall use 1t on every acre VIC plant. If able
to buy it. We think, Judging from tho past
dry season, It will pay as we'll Of dry MS a
wet season. Wc consider yours ono of tho
best and most reliable fertilizers in uso.
Respectfully yours,
MANLEY s. MITCHELL.
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Wo gather tho following items from the

Wc gather tho following items from the
iate proceedings ,of tho annual meeting oI
stockholders Of the above road: Assets
OF S. w. II. Il. Bank, estimated at $!G0,.
33G.55, outstanding bills $4,000; since
report was made tho President has re.
duced bills TO $4,000. Bank retains its
charter and will resume its functions.
Final settlement Of litigation between
above road and @. & A. II. r., nnd the
settlement Of the claims Of bill holders of
S. W. II. II. Bank arc matters for gratu.
lation no less than tho enhanced pros
pcrity Of tho road. Road will now in.
crease its facilities and 60 OH now ca
rccr of energetic rccupcration. The mis-
sion Of Hon. G. NJ. Furman to London
has resulted in an exchange OF the past
due mortgage, aud an extension Of twcn.
ty years.
The following is the Board for tho en-.
suing year:
For Directors Of the William j.
Magrath, George A. Trenholm, l.. d.
DcSaussurc, John Hanckcl. Andrew 81.
monds, George W. Williams, Henry
Gourdin, Francis j. Pelzcr, G. NJ. Fur.
man, d. II. Rice, II. II. DeLcon, Daniel
Tyler, William a. Courtenny, james S.
Gibbcs, James p. Boycc.
Directors Of the South. western Railroad
Bank. G. Cochran, y. B. Oakcs, w.
~. P'inglc, j. G. Holmes, w. j. Ma.
grath, L.. ID. DcSaussurc, w. A. Courto.
nay, Il. II. Locke, j. II. Wilson, j. G.
Crane, j. N. NJ. Wohltman, j. p. Boyce,
G. NJ. Furman.
The Hon. \. G. Magrath has been re.
elected President Of tho Road and Hon.
}. G. Cochran, President Of the Bank.
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pKRsoNAL.--rhc Rev. Mr.. Eudo, tho very
excellent editor of that no less excellent
church paper, tho Lutheran aud Visitor,
grac"d our ssnctum Oh Monday afternoon
The visit was 4 pleasant ono US VIC found tho
Reverend gentleman no less entertaining than
Intelligent and kind. Tho Lutheran aud
Visitor he tells us is gaining largely In sub
scribcrs, and It Is gratifying to learn this, for
II Is good paper. 1t was our pleasure also
10 hear him preach at Beth Eden Church on
Sunday morning last.
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=, A LuDIcRors AyYAIa.--We learn that
there was quite an amusing rebellion,
on small scale 1t the Knox school. a
'e" days ngo. Ono Of the school. mar,ns
undertook 10 chastjso a colored da,nscj.
who resisted when the scholars came to
the rescue, and "freo fight" occurred
between the wards Of the nation and
their benefactresses, IN which q good
deai OF Yankee calico was damaged. The
seholars declared that "no nasty stinkino
Yankees should whip thcm," and used
various other pet names. which wo Gun.
not recoid.-AtiIens (Ga.) Banner.
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HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE.
The ice crop will be short.

The ice crop will be short.
Prof Agassiz is in fecble health.
Jordan has again whipped tho Spaniards
There was Il heavy fall Of STOW in Pick.
ems Co. last week.
Great excitement in Indiana over gold
discoveries.
Brick Pomcroy was thrown from his car.
riagc in Central Park and hurt.
The Khcdive has mccrscaaum worth
$4,000.
The river Nile has risen SO high as to do
10000, 900 damages.
If you cat fish docs that make you su.
pcIticill? ? Ask Lawrence.
Rev. DR.. F.. L. Bui<t Of Grcenvillc has
a call to western church.
Prince Bonaparte will come to America
when acquitted.
The Queen OF England prorogucd Par.
lament on the Slh.
The Partisan poPulacc are quito turbu.
lent over Rochefort's demonstrations.
Crime is fearfully on tho increase in
America.
The "relapsins fever" new cpidsmic,
has broken out at the North.
Mormonism is spreading alarmingly
on Long Island.
Charleston has paint factory. Holmes
st.
The NJ. f. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
South Carolina MAS convokcd in Charleston
at IL m. to-day.
A new electric motor is invented Which
will run cars. plows. sewing machines, &C.,
oil day for l0c.
Col. J. II. Chaftin. ~ years old, 81 In.
chcs high, and weighing Is pounds, is in
Charleston.
Peas are blossoming in California, snd
eggs arc four.pcnce dozen in Augusta
Ga.
a grand fair will be held in Charles.
ton next Novcmber-a resumption Of
the Institute Fair.
Four negroes were arrested in Green.
vile, charged with the late irccndia.
rism.
The Williamson hotel was purchased
Monday last bv Grccnvillc gcntlemen.-
Price paid $2,525.
We cannot urge too vigorously the
importance Of planting sufflciency of
corn.
Wright was elected Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court only to fill out
liogc's uncxpircd torn that is, until
30th June next.
Crews, Of Laurcns, has given notice Of
bill to charter n railroad from Colum
bia to Charleston by the shortest and
most practicable route.
The Edgcficld Advertiser bess pardon
OF history ard deccncy in coupling two
n'mcs-hnt it says that it learns that
Marshal Ncy and Alpeoria Bradley, were
born in Edgcficld District.
The Mctholist's of Greenville are
about 10 erect a new church. The Pres.
bytcrlans of the same city arc prcparisr
to enlarge their church and fix up par.
sonagc.
Oil Of hcmlock will heal a burn md
leave no scar. 1t is also one of the best
Of remedies Tor flesh wound or mn. ohI
sore, on man or beast. No inflammation
nor proud flesh can survive where it k
applied.
Miss Sherman, daughter Of tho famous
General, is now styled the bravcst girl OF
tho period. On being invited by Prince
Arthur to dance at The ball given in his
honor at Washington. she Smilngly re-.
lrrrcd to her card and informed the
Prince that she was engaged for the
next set.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-16
The Era Of Retrenchment,

Mr.. Dawes, the Republican Chairman
of tic Committee of Appropriations, has
thrown another hct ball into the radical
camp, and startlcs the spoilers with an
exposition Of the waste and cxtravagancc
Of tho public money. 1t is time that the
people wcrc seeing the hcighth and
depth, the length and breadth Of the fol.
ly and ruin into which the Government
under Its present administration is fast
involving them. Grants system Of re-.
troncbment and economy means bank.
ruptcy and ruin, nothing less. lie would
bring about millennium or golden period
In which his friends might rcvcl while
the country blecds. "I.ct all tho ends
aimed at" DC for myself aud radical good
Is his article of fifth, and upon the altar
OF which is offered up sacrifice of the
whole common good.
The excess Of estimates over the nm.
preparations for tho present year is as
follows:
Executive Department proper, 1910, 600
o'ate Department, $500
Treasury Department, 259. .O4O
Department IF the Interior, sS,SGa
Department Of War, less, $3.50
Navy Department, 6G,G7O
Agricultural Department, G.,
Post Office Department, 3O,SOO
Isn't this startling?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-16

Wc learn from tho Union Times TINT
further arrests, for Illicit distilline, haye
taken place latcly In Spartanbure Dis.
trict and TINT an old man. named Con.
trcll' 20 years Of age, was shot and dan.
gsr0ns'y wounded, In broad daylight,
wh'ic attempting to escape from tho
guard. Wo quoto from tho Times
The act OF shooting so old a man. un.
der the circumstances, was dastardly.--
ihere was no necessity for it, rs It would
haVe been impossible for him 10 ont run
any ono Of tho soldiers" :