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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
"Tho life Of the flesh Is in the Blood" is
a Scriptural maxim that science proves to
bc true. The people talk o. bad blood, os
tho cause Of many diseases and like many
popular opinions this Of bad Llood is founded
in truth.
Tho symptoms Of bud blood are usuu lIy
quite pl'in-bad Diges,ion-ca causes impcr.
feet nutrition, md consequently the circu.
lation is feeble, the soft tissues lose their
tone and elasticity, aud the tongue becomes
palc. broad, and frequently covered with a
,pasty, white coat. This condition aoon
shows itself in roughncss Of the skin, then
IN ERCrrivE aud LUCRATIVE diseases, md
wheu long continued, results in serious lc.
'sions Of the Brain, Liver Lungs, or urinary
apparatus. Much, very much, suffering is
caused by impure blood. 1t is estimated bv
somo TINT onc.nrth of the human family are
'af!ectcd with scroIulu in some form.
When the Blood is pure, You are not so
liable to any disease. Many impurities of
tho Blood arise from impure discusses or
large cities. Eradicate every impuri,y from
the fountain OF life, and good spirits, fair
skin and vital strength will return to you.
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NOTICE..

>, ALL persons having demands against the
Estate Of CALDWELL w. McMORKIES
deed, nre requested TO hive them proven
and handed to the Administrative on or be-.
lore the l*t April next, and all persons IN.
debtcd will come forward and make my.
'lcrt at once as will make final settle.
mcnt on the sane. Creditors will he barred
r.. a. McMORRlEi, :, Adm'x.
Feb. 90, Sit
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In tho District Court of the
U. For the District of South Carolina.
FIX Parted. II. Wcrtz, Assignee. In Re
Henry Summer, Bankrupl.-In Bank
ruptcy.
1t is ordered by the Hon. Geo s. Bryan,
Judge Of the U. S. Court, for the District
OF South Carolina. that the lien Creditors OF
Henry Summer, Bankrupt, establish their
respective liens on oath before G. &. Jmgcr,
Esq, Register, at Newbcrry Court House,
on Or before the first day Of March next.
d. IL. WERTZ, Assignee.
Feb. lG, 7-3t.
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EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
"Doctor wns rnccinntcd In the hospital. 10
fhrc TINT Ind no ski dStnsr. Until Ind n
icot your Constitution Ecnovntor. .'srnt me-
by Mr. Roper Columbia. Mo, suffered tor
lures with rum ing sores. Since uSr,l two bot
Ties nm all well except Il small sore on the calf
ofmy lett Icy. mud that is getting well Gas.
This f"mn lady. -"And now my skin is as
clear ard FUR ns n babes. My cnmIlrNiu ion,
thanks to your 'Rcnoratur.' is hrntltiful. )"
"fes, yes, may well shy such rcirf was un-
known 10 me before: Enclosed flud five dollars
for siH bottles, tTU fumilics here want tn try u
81 wus very much troubled " ilh syphilis Your
;cmcdy seems TO he curing me fast. Send four
bottles per E"Irrss."
mo more rheumatism Three bottles Of Consti.
huron Renora'Or hnTe made I.;G u new mnu ="
"Ductur, enclosed iiud So. Please send H.: n
supply: Two inni'ies here want to try your
Constitution Renova.or.'
We hnve not space for more Of the nboyo cx>
tracts, but y'u cnn n<k your ucigl,hor about the
remedy. Every one has something good 10 suy,
ns 1t urcS every time.
klDNEfS, RETENTION OF TIE URINE,
&c, &c.
And for Female Diseases
Nervous Prostration. Weakness, ticnc,nl Ln.si.
'ndc, nnd Wnnt OF Appetite, il is unsurpassed.
tAtTloN!-ln olderiug umr remedy always
letters; The new law IN our New York pustUiliru
| coml'cls this.
Address, Dir. VI. T. HENRY & CO.,
Director General Berlin Hospital, l'russtu,
Agency Of the tuilcd States.
,..1s 1nssGoratory No 20 carl-slrcct, rostufcc Box
q. ". AlMAR. Charleston. Agent.
| ~" CONSTITUTION EENNN ATUIi is 81 per
bottle. SIX bottles for SO. Sunt anywhere on re-
ccipt oi price Patients are rtqmrSttd 10 cores
linnd I"n'den!mly,"nd reply will bc nude by
following mail.
soll by uil respectable Dusyists.
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NEWBERRY FEM ALE
AS.DH,,MlX.
a. ,. PIFEls. NJ. A., Principal.
MISS FANNIE LEAVELI., Assistant

T\IlE next session Of this SCHOOL Will
Il begin on the first Tuesday in JunlIary,
A. D., 1870. The Scholastic ycnr will bc di>
vdcd into two sessions of 90 weeks ench
| with a vacation Of two months in the R,lm.
mcr. Tctms per session of 20 weeks as fol-
lows:
Primary Class-Spc'ling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic. ............ $1,000
Junior CInss-Nlodcrn Geography,
English Grammar, and including above $500
Senior OIass-Physical and Ancient
Geography, History, Mental Phioso-
ply, Ilhetoric. Composition, Latin,
Grcck, Algebra, Geometry ,Trigonome-
try. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and including above. vc............... 800. 90
One balflhc tuitioa must invariably be paid
in advance and tho remainder at tho end Of
each Session. No reduction made except In
cascs of prolonged illness.
+. French, German, Spanish and Music will
Dc taught by competent masters ut moderate
rates. Particular attention win be given to
the study Of tho English Language and Com.
position,
For further information apply to
Col. s FAIR, Pres, Hoard Frusteos.
S. y. BOOIER, Sec. Board Trustees, or
tho undersigned at Ncwbcrry, $. g. :"
A, T. WfER, Principal,
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER.

Persons nnacqnnintcd with the structure
"nd functions "f :he Kidneys cnnnot csli
mate the importance OF their healthy action.
Regular aud sufficient action of The Kid.
neys Is as important, nay, even more so,
than regularity Of the bowels. The Kidneys
remove from the Blood those cflrtc matters
which, It permitted TO remain, would speed.
ny destroy life. 4 total suspension Of the
nrlnhry discharges will occasion death from
thIrty.six TO forty-cight hours.
When the Urine /, voidcd in small ul,an-
titles ut the time, or when there is dispo.
raition to urinatc more frequently than naiu.
r"', or when the Urine is high colored or
scalding with weakness in the small of the
back, it should not be trillcd with or dc.
laycd, but koSkoo should be taken at once
20 remedy the difficulty, before lesion of
'tho orgnns takes place. Most of the dis
eases Of the Bladder originate from those
OF III" Kidneys, the Urine being mpcrlectly
rccreted in the Kidneys, prove Irritating to
the Bladder and Urinary passages When
NC rccollcct that medicine never reaches
the Kidneys except through the general cir
.culation Of the Blood, we sec how necessary
IL Is to keep the Fountain Of Life Pure.
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Carolina Fertilizer.

WE desire to give notice to the Planters
generally that We can only furnish about
ONE THOUSAND TONS more of the "CAR.
oLtNA. in addition to the qunntity already
engaged. Parties desiring this Fertilizer
Will please send their orders IN us soon rs
possible.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Cotton Factors,
Corner l1aync and Church-strccts,
Feb. 23, S-2,. Charleston, s. C.
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TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill,

CurOs diseases Of the Liyer aud Stomach. y
TUFTS Expcotorant,
pleasant cpro fpr Coughs, Colds, &e,
TUFTS sarsaparilla,
and Quaen's Delight.
Tho great Alternative aud Blood Purifier.
TUFTS InEyoved Hair Dye,
Warranted the hest dye iQ usc. These etny,.,
dard preparations arc for sale by Hynraisfs
everywhere . sRE'eaSs 3;S
Sep S&Jly
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN !

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERnY COUNTY.
BY John Il. Peterson, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Elizabeth Swir,llcr, hath made
snil to ME 10 grant her Letters Of Admins
trntion, with will annexed, Of the Estnlc and
effects Of Jesse +. Swindlcr, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, The kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, TO be and appear be-
fore mo, in The Court Of Probate, to be held
at Ncw;;:rry Court House, on the Goth day
Of February next, after publication hereof,
at II O'clock II, the forenoon, to shcw
cause, ifany they have, why the said ad-
ministration should not Ge granted. Given
under my hand this l2lh day Of February,
Anno Domini, 1870.
JOHN T. PETERSON, p.J.x.c.
Feb. lG, 7--at
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that three months after
date, application will bc mmdc for Renewals
OF Certificates Nos. 1872 and 4a4, dntcd l6rl,
December, 1863, for Fifty Shares each il.
the Capital Stock Of 1.-THE BANK OF NEW.
BERRY, SO. GA.," in the name Of WIN. II.
g. DUDLkY-tkc originals having been
stolen or lost.
Newbcrry, SO. Ca, February s, 1870.
Feb. Q, B-law4t-lam2t
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STATE OF FSOUTII CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
BY John T. Peterson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, James L. Cromcr and Geo. \.
SclZler, hath made suit to me to grant
them Letters OF Administration, of the
Estatc mud effects Of Thos II. Cromcr
dccea sed.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the Kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, to lie and appear be.
Tore mo, in the Court OF Probate 10 be held
at Ncw1erry Court House, on the lst day
OF March next, after publication Hereof,
at u o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
canse, ifnny they have, why The said ad.
m1nistrat'on should not he granted. Given
under my hand this 18th day OF February,
Ammo Domini, 1870.
John Il. Peterson, p. ]. N. c.
Feb. %, SGT.
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed a partner.
snip Tor the practice Of Law IN the State
Courts and the United States Courts, fer
the District Of South Carolina. Onice a.
Ncwbcrry, S. G.
JAMES ". BANTER,
April7 II If. S.LAS TOMBSTONE,
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NOTICE.

I will apply to John T. Peterson, Judge
Of Probate, for NewLcrry County, on the
second day Of March next, for tinal settle
mcnt, and my discharge as Administrators
oI the Estate Of MARY r. G. WlilTMlRE,
deceased. All persons having demands
ng: inst said estate will hand them in to tho
undersigned, Or to the Probate Judge, on
or before that time
MARY J. CROMER, Adm'x.
Feb. Q, 6-it.
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.KOSKOO!

!" n remedy Of Wonderful Enlcncy in tho
cure Of diseases Of the kidneys and Blnd-
der. In these Affections it as lear a spcc:.
nc Ms nny remedy can bc. 1t does its work
Kindly, silently, and surely. The Relief
which 1t {" llords is both certain and perccr-
tiblc.
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Due West Female College.
THE Summer Session opens on tho first
MONDAY in March and closes second
Thursday in July.
Tuition and Boarding, including Fuel and
washing, per session, $3.50. Music, pi-
an6, $4,000. French, $500.
The College was never more prosperous.
d. 7. KENNEDY, Secretary Faculty.
Duo West, $ G., Feb. s, 1870.
Feb. 10, 7-3m.
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Of Doors, Sashcs and Blinds, We refer to
tho advertisement Of p. p. TOALH, tho large
manufacturer Of thosc goods in Charleston.
rricc list furnished on application.
July 22.0m
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NOTICE.

! will apply to John r. Peterson, Judge
Of Probate for Newberry County, on tho 22d
day Of March next, for final settle o,cnt
and my discharge as Administrative of tho
Estate Of DAVID WERTS, ST., deceased.
SARAH WERTS, Adm'x.
Feb. lG 7-4t.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EvENMa TELEGRAPH oyy1cz.l

This morning the money market rules oniet
and easy, the regular business demand having
fallen off materially. The activity at the Stock
Board, however, has caused considerable shift
ing of loans and impaired an artificial vitality
to the market. There is no material change in
the movement of currency, the drain South and
West being about balanced by the receipts
thence in payment of fall goods. The banks
are dscounting freely to-day for their deposit
tors, and this must bring down the street rates
ultimately.
The Gold marketi is active and steady, ranging
from 1875 to ia. e
with gold.
Stocks were fairly active, and prices were
generally steady. Sales of Pennsylvania IS.
third series, at ITO. City Loans were steady at
former quotations.
Reading Railroad was hardly so strong. Sales
at 5O19@509s, the latter b. o. Pennsylvania
was quiet, with sales at 60%. Sales of Camden
and Amboy at 11516; North Pennsylvania at
43; Philadelphia and Erie at 271S, b. o.: and
Oil Creek and Allegheny was In active de mand.
with sales up to 4494 b. o.
In Canal shares there was good demand for
Lehigb, with sales at 33sl @33 the latter b. o.
Sales of Central Transportation Sat 5O16. and
80 was bid for Second and Third; 2S15 for Spruce
and Pine, and 1875 for Hestonville, with sharp
demand.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
RepOrted bV Haven AZ Rro No an 9. T,ht.a ..-eo1
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Philadelphia Trade Repors,

THURSDAY, OCT 13-The Flour market is uuiet
with very little demand either for shipment or for
the supply or the home consumers. About GOO bar
rels sold, including supernne at e4tO@476; extras
at SS@5D9; Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra
FAMILY at t69616; Pennsylvania do do at s6 bO06 IN:
Ohio do. do and s6'5O@7; fancy brands at Al .95S
$50 as in quality. Rye Flour may be quoted at S5 b0
In Corn Meal nothing doing.
There Is not much activity in the Wheat market
and prices favor buyers. Sales OF 1000 bushels, in
Guiding Indiana red at s139@139; amber at eI s2@
46; and white at s146a1 go. Rye is steady at 92c
for Western Corn is very dull at the recent decline
sales OF Western and Pennsylvania yellow at 600
much sought after. Sales OF 1900 bushels al 506bac
for white western; and 45946c. for mixed In Bar
ley we notice sales OF 400 BUSH New York sixrowed
at TO- and 5000 bushels Western on private terms
late yesterday afternoon.
Bsrk-In the absence OF sales we quote No. / Quer-
citrQn at s27 per ton.
Whisky is frmer. Holders ask 92@93c. for Western
irOn- bound, y N
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FROM NEW YORK.
Military Excursion,


NEW YORK, Oct. 13-The Putnam Phalanx
of Hartford, the Amoskeag Veterans, of Man.
chester, N. H., and company of artillery from
Newburyport, Mass, with bands of music, ar
rived here to-day on an excursion. Ben Perley
Poor commands the artillery. Governor English
of Connecticut, and other New England nota-
bles will join the excursionists tomorrow. The
9th Regiment of this city, Colonel Fisk, escorted
them through the city to the hotels. They will
be reviewed by the Mayor tomorrow.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Stocks very strong. Money
6@6 per cent Gold. 113zS. b-2Os, 1s62 coupon,
lll4; do 1854, do, III do. 1855, do, ill.,; do
1866 new, 1l0H do 1857. HOY do 1868, 11O1S O4Os
1868; Virginia IS, new, IS; Missouri 6s 9Oh Canton
67H; Cumberland preferred, 80; N. Y. Central and
Hudson River, 9324; Erie, 22%; Reading, 1Ol16
Adams Express, 673s; Michigan Central, 12i
Michigan Southern, s4H Illinois Central, 1856
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1861; Chicago and Rock
Island, 1132S Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 90; West
ern Union Telegraph, 392s.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Cotton dull and lower; sales
OF 1000 bales uplands at 1850; Orleans at 1910.
Flour advanced Sc on shipping grades; sales $500
barrels State at s5'l5@6; Ohio at S55596'40; West
ern at s515@650; Southern at S5'55@S50. Wheat
advanced 1c. sales 60 900 bushels No at 81 3091 81
for new No. at 81 90 for red Western 81 35.
Soc Oats irmer; sales a. 600 bushels Ohio at 55a57c
Western at o2h@53c Beef dull. Pork dull mess,
s2625@26'S7 Lard quiet; steam, 1419@l6]4c. Whisky
steady at S9%6S9hc.
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ANOTHER FAITHLEsS SHEPHERD.

Grave Charges Against a CIergymau-He De-
clines to Answer Them and Resigns His
Passionate.
The Troy Times of the 18th instant has the
following:-
Some weeks since there appeared in these
columns paragraph stating that grave rumors
in regard to the morals of an uptown clergy
man we're in circulation. The name of the
person was not given, as it was hoped that he
would be able to disprove the rumors Later
Developments render this almest an impossi-
bility, and we now feel called upon to give
publicity to facts that have for considerable
time been in our possession.
The clergy man to whom reference was made
is the Rev. j. w. Tucker who in June last was
appointed pastor of the Vail Avenue Methodist
Church. He came originally from Southern
Conference, and as his credentials were without
flaw, he was cordially welcome by his minste-
rial brethren. few weeks since he went
South on visit his congregation having granted
him four weeks leave of absence. Soon after
his departure scandalOus rumors began to circu-
late. 1t was whispered that a woman was living
in Hudson who had a child, of which she said
Mr.. Tucker was the father.
The rumor was deemed proper subject for
investigation, and the presiding elder of this
district visited the lady down the river She
admitted that the child was Mr.. fuckers, but
asserted that she was his wife. Further inyesti-
CATION brought to light the fact that during Mr..
fuckers pastorate at Granville, Washington
county, this same woman was known as his
niece and that something in their actions caused
great deal OF talk among the people, which
finally ended by the departure of the woman.
After ascertaining these facts the elder wrote
to Mr.. Tucker and urged him to return and clear
up these charges if he could. In response TO
this communication letter was received the
other day from the reverend sinner which con-
tanned general denial of everything implcat-
ing him, but closing with the resignation of his
pastorate. This is taken by the majority of his
former congregation as substantial admission
of immoral practices. Mr.. Tucker Is saiG 20 be
talented and effective preacher.
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The Eighteenth Conversational DIstrict-Defe
cf Hon. IN ufeI n MorreII
The Sixteenth senatorial District.
idl DeSDdfch IN the Eyenj,lo T,Isor1yb
FROM THE SOUTH.
Mourning for General Lee In virgIni,


Special Despatch TO The Euening Telegraph
RICHMOND Oct. 13.-The announcement of
the death of General Lee, received here last eve-
ming, has cast a shadow of gloom over the city,
and tokens of most profound sorrow are visible
throughout the entire community. The Chamber
ofCommerce had just assembled in annual meet
ing when the sad tidings were received, and
after the adoption of a resolution of deep regret
and recommending citizens to close places of
business to-day, adjourned out of respect to the
memory of the good and great captain who has
in peace passed away in the midst of his useful
ness and honors. The Governor will to-day
communicate the sad news to the General AS
sembly, who will set apart a day for mourning
throu ghout the Commonwealth. All the build
ings public and private, are being heavily
draped. The bells are toling mournfully, and
on every countenance are depicted unmistakable
signs of unfegned sorrow. Never has there
been an event, not even the downfall of the
Confederacy, which has caused such deep and
genuine sorrow throughout the entire South
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FROM THE WEST.
Kansas Grand Lodge L. O. O. f

hHnbHH UfHuu LOuKo Il. % d, II,
FORT SCOTT, Kansas, Oct. 13.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of this State, which has
been in session here this week, will adjourn to-
day. The annual report of the Grand Master
shows the order to be in very prosperous con-
dition.
The Cincinnati Industrial Exhibition.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The attendance at the
Industrial Exhibition yesterday numbered 1s 900
persons. The general committee have posi-
lively decided to close the exhibition on the 22d
instant.
Frost In Iowa.
DEsMoNEs, Iowa, Oct. 13.-There was a
light frost in the low lands on Tuesday night,
the first of the season. No damage occurred %
vegetation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-13
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ..OCTOBER

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
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