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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
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Balm for every wonud. Our Arst physicians
use and recommend its use; the, ,Apothecay
finds it first among the medicines eaticd for,
and the Wholesale Druggist considers It a
leading article in his tr,dc. All the dealers
in medicine speak alike in It's fsror, and its
reputation as
\ MEDICINE OF GREAT VIRTUE
is fully and permanently established. It Is
the great FAMILY MEDICINE of the age.
TAKEN INTERNALLY, It cures Dysentc<
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Sudden Colds. Spe rhrnat. Coughs, &C.
TAKEN EXTERNALLY, it cures Boi!s.
Felons. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Scalds. old
Sores aal Sprnlnx, SwellinSs Of the Joints,
I'oothache, Pain il the Face, Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, Chappcd Hands, Fross-bittcn
Feet, &C.
PAIN il supposed to bc the lot Of rs poor
mortal> as inevitable as death. and fable Al
any time to come upon US. Therefore. it is
important shat remedial agents should be a,
hand TO be used on emergency, when we are
made TO feel the cxcruciatinS agony Of pain,
! Or the depressing influence Of disea$e. -
Such a remedial agent exists in PERRY
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has extended over all the earth. Amid tic
eternal ices Of the polar regions, or beneath
the intolerabic and burning suns Of the trop'
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And by it suffering humanity has found rc'
ieffrom many of its ills. The effect Of the
Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken in
ternaliy in cases of Cough, Cold, Bowel Com
plants, Cholera, Dysen.ery, and other aftec
lions Of the system, has been truly wonder
| full, and has won for it , name among nedi
cal preparations that can never be forgotten
its success in removing pain, as an externa
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Sold by Druggists and Grocers. Prices
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.ThsHarr;s.Andersoo-swindle

Another carpet.basger swindle is re-
.sxealsd iaa.shs disappearance of Harris
the Anderson wool fac.oryist. lie came,
st,e saw; ;$he conquered. Of pleasing man
ners and gentcel exterior, and talking
largely ef money, he pulled wool over
.4the eyes of the good people, getting
1910 hen,ene, a salnahle. gold watch
from anoshcr, besides blasting the hopes
ofall, the plausible villain! He bought
largely Of PropsEly, TO be paid for in
Char;cston, and after the prciiniaaries
were arranged, signing papers, etc, this
soilysenticiuan, accompanied by his ne"
.s,friesds started Ter ttlasciiy. At Gadsden,
Harris was taken with a colo, and left
tbe.train, and never returned more,
leaving Mr., Sullivan and Mr.. Sharp, the
gentlemen who accompanied him, to
: mourn his carly departure. Mr.. Norris
rs the loser Of the money.
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Cheering from Newberry.

&-TsU. s. A. 'in letter to the Repub-
liean states That "the condition of New
berfy'is'at present really encouraging" "
This Is tardy admission, but better late
than never. 1t shows too that there is
-sornsthing good in I. $. 4, and whether
'feshpped out accidentally, or he had
made mp bis mind to tell the truth any
how, matters but little Fhe people
here,kRsw that. Newbcrry is enjoying
/. peace, but the outside world did not, and
he IS entitled to thanks for, this little
crupb,; The next sentence however,
Spoils, the good contained in the first, for
he says ''the. little bee sucks the blossom,
the hsshee makes-the honey; the negro
1nak9sthe cotton, the white man takes
the money" It is contradiction too.
'.atsseyss,nakes tie snare co." the world
.oye:,saud Ncwbcry is no exception; it
makes the nesro go also, and the white
man. aud unless the colorcd people en-
dorse the sentiment "lhat he who steals
my money steals trash" the "condiiion'
Could hardly 'bc encouraging 1t is 4
SANDER too, and comes in bad taste from
n man who writes under sSch comprc-
,hensive set Of initials as L. S. 4. Per
haps ho~ever he did not have the chance
il so short a dispatch to explain the
position satisfactorily, (and VIC give him
the benefit of the doubt) amd state who
",akcs the money" We believe be a!lu'
dcd to the carpet. bagscrs on this ground
he may we'll say that all is we'll, for what
they do is right, and their 'dciuded vic
Tins submit chcc.fully wllbou: word
of murmur.
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Az Exhaustive AND BLOODY SPEECH.
Morton, OF Indiana, is the meancst and
most malisnent OF all the Radical leaders,
Sumner and Butler not excepted. \
Washington letter thus speaks Of his
late effort on the Georgia bill:
Senator Norton got the floor to day,
at the expiration of the morning hour,
for speech on a Georgia bill. His ad.
dress was at once exhaustive and ey-
haustiug. lie exhausted the reservoir
Of Radical SANDERS and falSehoods; be-
came physically exhausted himself and
exhausted the patience Of his listeners.
lie raved of MURDERS. the murders Of
loysl men; he wanted protection for
carpet-baggers; he stnelt blood, saw
blood, felt blood, dabbled in blood, waded
in blood, and it was all the blood ofloyal
men.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 25.--A special to
the Baltimore Sun says that the; people
of Georgia prefer the Senate bill and mil.
itary rule under it, till, next December,
rather than have the Bullock admluistra-
ton perpetratcd another year. The
President, however, again expressed him.
self yesterday to members of Congress
against the Senate bill, in such strong
terms, that there is bare possibility.
that if it were enacted into a law, he
would veto it. He said that the Senate
bill postponed reconstruction, which lie
was anxious to see closed up by the ad-
mission Of Georgia 10 representation in
Congress. While he indicated no special
plan, bis views seemed to meet those
proposed in the Ingersoll bill, which ad
mits the State to representation now and
provides for the election Of new Legis-
lature in Georgia in November next.
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was fatigued By marches, had lesser num-
bers. than thesfoe, who were fresh and their
esprit superb. But said Edward, addressing
his gallant liste army, gentlemen, with all
the epemy's advantages, since theywill not
attack Us, let rs set them an example, and
may the blessed Trinity defend US And
the French were put hors du combat.
Twas not sounding tocsin Of war, but
simply eudeavored to show that Einorities
need be more brave, firm, domitable and
self-re1iant than mnjorities, if they dare at
tempt TO win in any cause. And there is
cause in which minority is engaged
think that with unity in sentiment and indi-
viduality of effort, that minority can grow
into majority. Terbum sat.
Homes for the homeless, charity for all and
malice for none, are good, but like the
greatest good for the greatest number. p
So let US forget place, preferment, pelf, and
self in grand homer;c effort to advance the
cause of true progression. | do not mean
progression as some have II, by tearing down
and roofing up the good of the past.
Henry Clay, think it was who said, "1'd
sooner be right than president" Show me
the man who is willing to occupy the lowest
seat in the councils of apcople, and he is the
man of all others most likely entitled to its
highest dignlties.
Lost, strayed or stolen. The other night.
just about the time that curfew tolls the knell
of parting day, the seniors biggest mascu-
line didn't answer TO roll call. Instantly
the camp was in commotion. The banners
were hung upon the outer wall, the alarum
sounded and lanterns made to glimmcr in
the shadows. The family had put on their
scven>league boots. and friends were beating
their way through lane, street aud alley, tan.
gled wood and forest, and preparing to get
upon house tops. descend into deep wells and
drag bush river. thinking perchance Of all
the spiritings away that had happened since
the days the gipSics went bobbing arouud,
when 10, ncighbor rushes iuto the deserted
house, to learn the tidings, and there upon
the sofa finds the little runaway serenely
sleeping; dreaming, likely enough, of the old
woman that lost her spectaclcS, or OF the
one that lived in shoe.
A large number Of gentlemen arrived Inst
Saturday from Africa, but they were frus-
,rated in their desire to ventilate their un-
derstauding and spread their soles under the
martial influence Of drum and fife. So the
sogers didn't get wet, consequently the shoe
rade was nothing extra.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Napoleon's proclamation concludes ::
'To the call which | make on you to
ratify the liberal reforms realized during
the last ten years, reply yes As for
myself, faithful to my organ, shall con.
tinue, penetrated by your thought and
fortified by your will, and con6ding in
Providence, to work Without cessation
for the prosperity: and grandeur of
France" ,~
The British man ofwar Lapwing re-
ports Jordan, xith six companions, at
Nassau, en- route for New York. Less
reliable advices report Jordan still in
Cuba. The insurgents have reappeared
in the jurisdiction Of IIolquin.
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To Teachers Of the
Free Schools

The Boar,l Of E1amircrs viii hold s.heSri
frst meeting for the purpose of examining
Teachers, on Tuesday, the 3rd daysof May,
at the School Commissioners Office, from
10 O'clock 4. n, until o'clock P. H.. The
Board consists Of Rev. 0. 4. Darby, ". W.
Rouseal, and Vim. Summer. School Com
missioner as Chairman.
On Saturday, 18th May, an election win
be held for three Trustees for each Tewn-
ship. Managers will be appointed to con,
duct the Elections at the same places where
the Township Elections we're held. The
Township boundaries as laid out will form
the boundaries Of the School Districts
Blsiks and instructions will be. furnished
Managers previous to the day Of Election.
Polls open from till o'clock.
WIN. SUMNER, School Cona'r.
April 81, l7-3t. -. Z =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

TIE LARGEST ClTy.-It is commonly
believed that London is the largest city
in the world, but the belief is erroneous.
Jeddo, the capital of Japan, is without
exception. the largest and most popu-
lous city in the world. 1t contains the
vast number C 100000 dwellings and
100000 human souls. Many Ct the
streets arc nineteen Japaneserics in length
-twcnty.two English miles. The com.
mcrce Of Jcddo far exceeds that Of any
other city in the world, and the sea
along the coast is constantly white with
sails from the southern portion Of the
empire, where they arc laden with rice,
tea, sea coal, tobacco, silk, cotton and
tropical fruits, all of which can find a
ready market in the north, and then re-
turn .frcishtcd with corr, salt, iSiaglass
and various other productions which
have a market in the south.
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The Immigration Convention.

The question Of supplying tho South
ern country with white population has
occupied the minds Of al interested IL
her welfare ever since the abolition OF
slavery. So far, however, nothing pTac'
tica! has resulted from any efforts at Its
solution. In this State VIC have been
especially unfortunate. The well organ
lied system established ly the Lcsi>la'
ture of 1865, under the efficient manage
mert Of General John y. Wagner was
completely upset, and all the progress it
had already made rendered nngasory by
the change Of government; and the efforts
of individuals and private societies have
been restricted for want Of means to
very narrow compass.
At last, however, VIC have brighter
prospect. 4 convention is to be held IN
Charleston on the third Of next month
fo- the purpose Of deviSlng means to
brinsiabout the all to be desired influx
Of popuiation: from abroad. The class OF
gentlemen whose names are announced
fro,a the various districts Of the. State as
delegates to the convention, and the en-
lish,ened views in regard to this subject
generally, witch have recently been pro-
:nu,gated through the public prints, lead
US to believe tha, ;l.iS convention must
rcsu!, il great practical good, and that
the era Of white Immigration to the South
is ahoa; TO dawn.
The arrangements for the convention
are announced il Gc,aain an -advertsse-s
snsnt which appears in another column.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

e saxysrs bal, prescribing the satEof
Office for PARTICIPANTS sin The rebellion,
not disqualiEcdby ,thefeurteenth amend.
mcnt passed. The oath is the same ~
that, taken by members rof tongres.,
whose disabilities have been removed.
The bill will practically relieve nearly
100000 people and enable the majority
of the Southern people to hold Federsi
Office. Adjourned to Monday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The town clock in Sing Sing, New
York, struck twenty-one times at ten
o'clock on last Monday night. One poor
fellow who had heen to see his friends,
counted the strokes, and declared that
he had never been ont so late before in
all his life, and he did not know what
bis wife would say.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The Boston Journal says: "a widow,
who has folNkcd successfully three hus.
bands to the grave, entered well,known
jcwclry.s'op in this city last Saturday,
and producing the three silver plates
which had once adorned the collins Of
the dear departed, desired the astoni>hcd
proprictor to have them made over into
a butter knife y"
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agricultural, Mechanical and
- Immigrant Convention.

Delesatesto this Conrentioa, Who :havS
been invited uEder the can of stle SeatA
Carolina Institute, will be called to 0eaer.
a, the Academy Of Music, pscciseiy u RI
~, 90 the 81 Of May prox.;2iss;;syE 1917
Delegates will please repost to the Com.
mi,tee Of Arrangements, who wiif be In
waiting. at the Ceinmittee.sSom,- -osszz -
second floor Of the ACADEMY, on Moadas
I'd May, from 4fo P. II, and on Tues
day, 81 May, from hslf-past $40 5i.yA.: ~.
when Cards Of 1duissior and Badges. wiz
be issued. ~ y
; Members Of the Convention. viii occupy
the PArqaette exclusively. ....y;,.,. -.
Reserved Seats have been arranged fer
the Foreign GopsaIs- - 80 =: a.
Ciriz-ns who have hecn in1jied 80 seata
on the Ssscr; WIN please present their
Card. Of Admi:tsnce at .he eatrancs on
Market Street - .s.:-s. s,.-~ !. - :. '.-
The doors will be opened 70, visitors a
half:pass 10 4. H., who MI be.adnitsed on
presenting their Cards Of Invitation: to tho
Cshers. -,
Delegates to the Convention viii please
note that all the Railroads of the Stats,-
proper aud tributary; also the Steamers
Emi!ie, Dictator, City Point and Pilot Boy,
will pass them 10 the Convention for oss
fare, full fare to be paid coming to, and
free returning from Convention, on pres,
scn,ins Certificate of Attendance from Pre-
siding officer. .-.----s.. w.. -
W. G.FARDEEL, - -
.---. JAMES r.. ,WEfSMAE, E.,
JAMES S. MURDOCH, &
GEORGE II. AoFFE1T,
C. C. TRUAB0, ~,
Committee Of Arrangements South Caro-
lima Institute.
April q, l7-1t. 80 :'z.=.'
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If you wish yonr child relieved Of Worms,
use Wineman's Worm Candy?
Apr. 27. lit.
nTO SCEPTICS.-T

@ TO SCEPTlCS.---THE AL
most daily receipt Of voluntary testimonials
clans, Clergymen, old lndi young, male and
female. is sufficiens to convince tho most
sccptical that DR. TUFTS ENPECTORAET
is the most valuable LUNG BALSAM Of tue
age; many wonderful cures have been per.
formed by it, as may be seen BY bundreds OF
certificates in the hands Of the proprietor.
Try it and you will doubt no longer. :.
Anr o7 17-ot
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EcEber:y p!.sr!ct Agricultural a7d Mschani-
cal Society.
NEwEIEEy, S. c., April 81, 1870.

NEW HH'hRl, .. ", 9Pii -, LOW
Ata called meeting Of this Society, on
motion tue following delegates were ap-
pointed to attend the Agricultural, Nc
chanical and Immigration Convention,
in Charleston, in May next:
rs. BoiueSt, Chairman; E. S. Keitt.
7. ". Holloway, W. e. Mayes, T. F.
Grcnckcr, Il. Norman. J. T. Peterson,
Malcolm Johnstone, John r. Spcarman,
jas. NJ. Baxter.
On motion it was ordered that the
names Of the above delegates should be
published in the 'Newberry Herald ,
southern Guardian and "The Phu.
nix"
The next meeting was ordered, on mo,
tion, to take place on Thursday, the Goth
day Of May next, at II O'Clock, y. n ,
and the Secretary was authorized to give
notice Of the same through the Newbcrry
Herald.
On motion the Socicty was adjourned.
Signed, I. S. BOlNEST, President.
Y. }. PORE, Secretary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Ttc Rhode
Island politicians here gave currency to
to the following: "At the recent cleo
tions in Rhode Island five counties failed
to elect members of the Legislature, no
candidate having received a majority"
At recent election the Democrats car
ried those counties. This result, it is
said. will secure the election of Mr..
Bradley as Chef Justice Of that State, to
succeed Anthony.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

At trial in an Alabama town not
long since, one Of the witnesses, an old
lady Of some eighty years, was closely
questioned by the opposing counsel re
lative TO the clearness OF her eyeSight.
"Can you zee me? said he. ''YeS,"
Was answered. "Ilow well can you see
me?' persisted the lawyer. well
enough responded the lady. ito See that
you're neither negro, an Indian nor q
gentleman" The answer brought down
the house and silenced the counsel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

4 Nashvilian last week conceived the
idea that Ire could fly, and climbed e tree,
waved his arms gradually, and struck
out. Somehow the ground srrang up
and hit him, and he crawlcd into the
house convinced that flying was not his
forte.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

-.Tur TERN LOYAL. ia recent de-
bate in the United States Congress, The
following point was made. 1t isSwelf
taken:
Mr.. Eldri,lsc declaimed against the;
word "loyal' as a word he -.despised and
tated. It always reminded !:im Of dc
finition Of it given by n contractor dat-
ing the war, when ;pressed 10: explain
whathe meant By saying he felt loFpl:
He said he felt as il he waated to steal
something or somebody. For himself,
he was patriotir, not loyal The word
did not belong to this country; it only
belonged to Massachusetts. ::
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

There is prospect Of a due lin Wash.
ineton between two men. One Of them
called the other n carpet-bagger, and he
wants "bellud."
Five Atlantic steamers have sailed
away never to be- heard of more. They
arc the President, the City of Glasgow,
Tempest. Pacific and City Of Boston.
Since 1857 some eiehty-six ocean steam
crs have been lost by wreck or fire.
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vonnr married couple in Wisconsin

A young married couple in Wisconsin
Town lately began housekeeping. and
the first purchases Of tine. he d
Of the family at the village grocery
were: Five cents worth of soda, ticc
cents worth of salt, two cents worth of
pepper, one cent worth of chcwing-sun
and twelve cents worth Of soap. The
bill amounted to twenty five cents, which
was paid by the young Benedict in specie,
and as he left the store he remarked to
the clerk that excepting house is cheaper
than boarding. ... --
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

SSow.-Tbere was slight fall of snow
in several parts ofthis county last Sunday,
succeeded by heavy frost; but We do
not think, from what we have heard
that the fruit crop is materially injured
as yct.-Yorkville Enquirer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

A Nashville editor the other day asked
an old colorcd man, who was fishing IN
the river, "What luck:' He replied:
dc fish is like dc Carpct.bagscrs artcr
us niggers' votes. Dcy wants all de
bait. bnt won't hang on de hook"
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Cheap Reading

"We have made arrangements with the
proprietor of the CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, eight-pagc Agricultural Weekly. pub
lished nc Wilmington, N. C., to club that
Journal with the HERALD, at 25 per year
for the two, TO all new subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies of the Carolina
Farmer may be seen at this office"
Frb, % ST - ~ %
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

During the delivery Of lecture by
Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker, in Kansas, few
days ago, precocions youth in the au.
diencc cried out Are yon the Mary
that had little lamb ?" '"Noi" vas the
ready reply. but your mother had q
little iackaSS :"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
Arprs- Mccartney has bee

ArREsr.-One Mccartney has been
arrested by Sheriff Frazee, as being con-
cerned in the late robbery Of McssTs.
Scott, Williams & Co. IEc was identified
by Gaige. lie was put in Jail, and to-
day he will have hearing. Mccartney
is discharged Uuited States soldier.
- 70 ssj phoenix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

We regret TO learn that the EpiscoPa.
Church building at Wilmington, in our
district, under the pastoral charge Of Rev.
D. I. Purche was totally consumed by
fire on Friday night last. 1t was
clearly the. work OF an inccndlary, but
we have heard no probable cause as
signed which could have prompted the
act. Mr.. PoTcher is one Of the niost
popular men in his sectional sincere,
pious Christian gentleman, and jealous
pastor, and equally beloved by whites
and blacks.-Abbcrille Press.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

BALTIMORE, April GA woman
named Marsh cut the throats Of her four
children and her mother, With whom
they lived. The tragedy occurred near
the centre Of the city. Her first act was
to call her son, aged eight, from school.
and cut his throat in the school yard /;
then going home, she treated her two
younger children, who were playing in
the yard, an infant in the honse and her
bcd.ridden mother in the same manner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
sZ~THEPE EAREN NUMEROUS

things. thessEsat of which is painful. Tais
SnarticnEf7yshesease with things 10 which
ne hare long been Aabituased. The hea!th
a. the BODY for instance What fol.
midable evil would be The loss Of
light? vet few look upon the same, In the
Connection with hsalth, with anything like
discretion. To preserve the human faculties
from their many diseases, use the ''Old Caro-.
Hna BiterS." @S