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PAIN KILLER.
We ask attention TO this Unrivallcd

Family Medicine.
The Pain Killer is, by universal consent,
allowed to have won for itself reputation
unsurpassed il the history Of medicinal prep
arntionS. Its instantaneous effect III tho On
tire eradication ardcXiinCtion Of Pain, In all
its various forms incidental to the human
family and tho unsolicited written and vcr>
bal testimony OF the masses in its favor,
have been, and are, its own best advertise
men.
For evidence in favor Of tic Pain Killer
for Ministers Sore Throat or bronchitis,
read tho following:
GENTs.-'Ihc Pain Killer has been con-
Stunt occupant OF our house for over two
years, and portion Of the time it has been
the only medicine under our roof. Hardly
ever do have my children complain Of be-
ing sick, without having them usl in tho
snmo sentence for Pain Killer.
For several years before became acquuin-
ted with th3 iain Killer, | had suffered
great deal from an affection in my throat,
thought by SON. Physicians to he Bronchitis,
by others to he What is called Ministers
Sore Throat ~ one TIME IT wns so scverc
that was Obliged 10 give up nrcaching.-
Within few months after had become
cquAint.d with The Pain Killer, had an>
other attack from that distressing complaint.
| tried my ncw-ioumd medicine, aud, to my
establishment and delight, it produced wOn>
dcrinlly soothing tflrct. In short time 1
was wholly relieved. Since hat time havo
had q number Of attacks Of Ihc same nature
nnl the Pain Killer has always aifo. dcd 1H3
| relief About one year sincc, my wife bc-
! came Sn'!Jcct 10 severe suffering from Rhcu>
matiSm: ON rc>0:i. a$ ,l,tE'. H'''S :, tho PUN
| Killer, which wou!d uiwnls .lNG, :. ,!c!.
| have not time now 10 say more, ns
could with Il hearty good will, and always
have done, in praise Of the Pain Killer. If
| this hastily >wriitcn letter., in c0mmrndatiOn
| OF Perry Davis valuable medicine, will lie Of
ANY service, you arc ut liberty to do with 1t
| us you please.
| Nc,y trnly yours,
EDH \RCADY, nwatunna, Mimi,
| Missionary Of tho 4. u. Homo Mission so.
| cicty.
| Mar. 9, 0--~lm.
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State News.

| -----------.----
State News
Democratic and Republican commi,
tees in convention agreeing, the 70
lowing ticket was proposed aud clcctct
at municipal election held in Edgcficl
on Monday last: lntcndant-D. l.. Tu,
ncr; Wardcns II. ". CarwiIr, d. i
DuriSoc, Lawrence Cain, aud pa.i
Simpkins.
The Union Times says, Charles Farra,
residing near Mount Tabor, in this Coun
~. had tho misfortune to have his kilcl,
en mud all its contents consumed b,
fire.
The l.nurcnsvillc Herald OF the dtl
says Tint Samuel ID. Armstrong, convic
ted Of man slaughter. was sentenced I,
two years hard labor in The pcnitcn,iary
Last November he killed Samuel ID
Owens in fight, both parties using pi.
trls.
The Herald notices the attendance O
lawyers from other Counties. Mcssrs
East Of Grccryi'lc, Baxter of Ncwbcrrv
MCGOWAN Of AbJcvillc, and Bobo o
Spnrtanbnrg.
"Judgo Vernon has worked well nnI
has disposed OF a heavy Sessions Docket,
and all with much patience aud suayi.
tor
AT all election for town officers held
Mt i'aurcns {. H., the following were
elected to serve The ensuing year:
l"tcndant-B. ". Ball; Wardens-J.
=. Hunter, r. r. Richardson, a. W.
krusc, ". +. Beard
Rrdcrirk Gist, nm aged colorrd man
was murdered in Union Co., on the 26th
u:., hy Bob Woodruff, another coo, cd
man.
The Srarianburg Gazette records the
death Of Mr.. Richard Mills, Of that dis.
trIct, most cStimahlc young man. lie
was killed by his ho,Sc rearing and laN.
ing back ON him.
Two stores in Lexington owned by
McSSrS. Mectz, Caushman 4 Co., were
destroyed hy fire last week. Buildings
and e"odS total loss. Cause incc;.dia.
riSm.
Tue Gaillard School building in Green.
willie, narrowly escaped burning, on the
Sth.
\ white man fred into n croup Of
colorcd school children in the town Of
Grccnvile Oh Tuesday last. One was
severely wounded. II is not known
who the brute was.
Forty stills have been destroyed in
The count;c: Of Grccnvi,lc and pickcnS
Ivy the Revenue Assessor, assisted hv
Government troops.
CoL"M"!A, March lO.--Thc State Med
ical Convention, which convened here
yesterday, adjourned to day to meet il
Charleston on the first Wednesday, in
April, 1870. The following officers VIC q
elected for the ensuing year: DR.. Rob
crtSnn, president; DR.. Fair, first, DR..
kln'och, second, and DR.. Wart.,aw, lhi, 4
vicc.prcSiilcnlS. The other officers, sec.
rrtary, Treasures, &c.. were reelected.
Interesting and instructive papers were
submitted hy Drs. Darby, Fair, Knlori,
forchrr anil Gihhcs. Nrwbcrrv WAS
represented hy DrS. j. W. Sprarlnan
and Il. {. Carlisle. An elegant sap.
per D!lpNea alter adjrurnmcnt.
IScnME TAx.-~A movement Is on fno
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Specimen Book of 1869, gives somc rcal.
beautiful styles Of Typo.
Tho Calogrnm, for October, Npycmbcr au
December, Is to hand. Devoted to Litera
turc, News and Typography. T.. S. Riley
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The Lincastcr Ledger comes to us thi
week in II new and handsome dress and cn
hrgcd form. We arc glad to sec this sigi
of prosperity, and wish the publishers abnn
dant success.
The Rmal American, G. +. Minor & Go.
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mum. The March number Of this paper is
received, and we find its contents rs varicl
rs interesting.
TuE CHESTER REPORTER wC nro pleased
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Tho Southern Cultiyator for March
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suIa's Letter, tho Engravings, Music and the
attractive Prize List In this March number
arc nice.
The April number Of Demorcst's Month
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fine cnsravings, beautiful spring fashions,
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-16

TnE lNS AND THE OCTS. mississippi
has been admitted into the Union under
the same restrictions as those imposed on
Virginia. Hiram RcvclS, her mulatto
Senator, is in quiet possession of his
scat.
Mississippi being now in, who remains
ont. Only Texas and Grorgin. We en-.
jnying such light, life and liberty on the
bosom Of our tca'lcr Mother, feel sin.
ccrcst pity for those wrctchctl outrasts
1dgclirld Advertiser.
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INcnME TAx.-~A movement Is on foot
for the total abolition Of the income tax,
Hnd Is likely To hc successful. The WAYS
and Means Committee having decided to
reduce internal taxation thirty millions
otaullars it will be proposed to abolish the
income tax, which does not yield M
annual revenue Of more than twenty
millions. By such n course rs This Con
greSs will he able to reach the desired
end without buing annoyed by attempted
legislation looking to II reduction Of tax
alton OH special interests rather than :
general ono like the income tnx.-WaSh
Telegram TO the Baltimore Sun.
SPECIAL PoLir,cAl. Norrs. .--Quoth tn,
raven, Whit,cmorc, ncvcrmnrr.
Quotii the Kentucky darkic, Gvlly
Day. De DcbbIi'a to pay.
WhatTcnnesScc won't do-'Rah! 'Rah
for r. r. Butler.
Resigned, but not alm--Golladay.
Original C"n.-"Can members of Con
grcss be bought like shccpY" Hebrew
answcr-Ya.a.Z very schcap.
The first letter with tho frank Of ,
negro was dropped in tho Capitol Pos
Office at Washington, by Senator Rcvcls:
on Saturday. Letters pray New Yorl
lloraiI. .. N...
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81 DoN'r SEE lr.-Tho New York Star,
too, has been around inquiring, but it
can't discover that gold is bringing down
tho prices Of any Of tho neccssarics Of
life. 1t says ...'
"What has butter to say about this
fall How are calicocs and silks effect
cd2 Whcro Ia tho landlord who puts
down his rents because gold went up ?
How about coal, wood, gas, flour, choose
and theatre tickctsp We fail to detect
any difference anywhere Let's
sec it, feel it, have it." @
Wilmington Star. {,
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No Disc0llnt On fhia.

The Christian Ncighbor says: Know.
ing that the Republican administration
was The only government We had in tho
State, VIC have been, from tho beginning,
disposed to give IL a fair chance to show
It's ability. This much good faith re.
Hn'rcd. But our hope is greatly abused.
We nrc willing to except "somo," but il
n more thoroughly corrupt set Of men
/ than the Legislature were ever hauled to
!. or from any city, then nearly all mon
outside, and trntbful ones inside, are
found falls false witnesses The subject is toe
!; ,lI nnsodn,l to hang let It drop.
y ttsa ~
man insE Mysic,@ Conn, paid tllt
5sState one dollar for calling a neighbor I
"'eolfSnpdrl m1tton bead. ="
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Tho Pail Mall Gazette SAYS Il

The Pail Mall Gazette says that thcrc
really seems good reason to believe that
some adventurous impostcr transformed
himself by the mid of tailor, into an
Oriental prclatc, gained admission into
tho Ecumcnical Council. aud listened
for some days to the debates with n
silence which passed for Episcopal gravi
ty. The intruder is now cnlarging his
experience by becoming tho inmate Of n
Roman prison. After all, there is nothing
very extraordinary IN the fact. 1t has
been more than parallclcdin our times by
Captain Burton at Mecca, and NJ. Yam.
berry at Bokhara, and in a less degree it
is initiated by those uninvitcd guests
who, according to Sir II. Maync, arc to
bc found at most fashionable parties
during the London season. Tho pseudo.
prclato is said to havo been the cores.
pondent Of m American newspaper.
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Wineman's Crystalizcd Worm Candy I
only twenty-five cents q box?
Mar 10, lit

DeT"TO ALL OUT OF EM.
PLOYMENT,-Sl, 500 to So, 900 per year can
be realized by energetic and intelligent men,
In securing at once on Agency for tho Best
and most Popular BOOKS ever published =
This T. a raro opportunity for MAKING
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ablcd soldiers, and MI others wanting nm
Agency will please apply for further particus
lars, to j. .. DERBY,
Southern Publishing Agency,
Cor. Rrynold and Jacksou Sts.,
Feb 90 s 81. GO. ". Augusta, Gu.
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Cheap Reading .

"Wc have mado arrangements with tho
proprietor Of the CAROLINA FARMER, n first
class, cght>pngc Agricultural Weekly, pub>
lishcd Mt Wilmington, N. &C., to club That
journal with tho llERALD, nt 81 rs per year
for the two, to all new subscribers 10 tho
Farmer. Specimen copies Of tho Carolina
Farmer may be seen at this Office"
Feb % 8--tf
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CONAtl'NICNTED.1

TO the Teachers of Bonefoiarles during tho
Year Commencing Oct. 81, 1867, and Ending
oc.. 81, 1868.
BY 4 joint Resolution OF the Senate
and House Of Representatives, the time
has hccn extended for services rendered
by Teachers, to render in their accounts,
until the lst OF May, 1870.
Teachers will send in their accounts to
me with MS little delay as possible, and
such orisin>l accounts or claims should
show:
list. When the torn or school com
mcnccd.
81. When tho samo closed or ended.
Sd. The name Of each beneficiary or
poor scholar. ''
4lh. Tho actual number Of days at.
tendance Of each Of the aforesaid schol.
| arS.
Such accounts should be sworn to and
subscribed by tho Teacher rendering the
service, and sent to mo for examination
aud approval. When this has been at.
tended to in due time, tho Teachers may
expect payment. .n
/
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Columbia Correspondence.
CoLUM"IA, March IL

COLUM.lA, NaICh 10, lotO.
Circuscs, Minstrcls, Concerts, and cv'
cry possible kind Of show. arc all tho
60 at present. The Trcmai:lc Bros
visited tho city Oh Monday evening
&. G. Grady's old.fashiCncd Circus a..
rived Oh Thursday, and Is drawing i'm.
monso crowds especially Of tho "darkcr
raco." Brignoli is expected here soon.
The number Of students In tho Uni
vcrsity is about eighty. They arc very
studious, taken as a whole. )"
Tho dry.goods market Is flushed, and
prices low. z .a'8
Tho Medical Association which has
been in session for tho last two or thrco
days, adjourned yesterday. s mg
Tho coming municipal election Is OK
citing general interest. ..ss A...
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t SPECIAL NoricE.-To parties in want
Of Doors, Snshcs and Blinds, VIC refer to
the advertisement of i. =. ToALE. the large
manufacturer Of thosc goods III Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
July 22.ym
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LOCAL.

nZ- Tho yal,,o of Il district paper depends
I'm great degree upon tho completeness OF
its LOCAL NEWS, aud We beg our friends 70
forward for publication any and all items
coming under their obscryati tion.
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COTTON MANFRED WITH PHOENIX GUANO
HAS STOOD THE DH0UrH BETTER THAN
UNMASURED
The effect OF 200 lbs. Of Phrnix Gnano per
acre mp 10 the time OF drouth was good.
am satisfied that with tho right season il
will make land prohuco double what it would
without 1t. Where | applied it my crop
is double us good rs where there is none,
and the cotton, where it is applied, has stood
the drouth better than that where there is no
Guano. JOHN G. BROWN.
Chester, Co., S. G., August 20, 1869.
Mar. 16, lit.
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R9yANt IMPORTANT

: Re~AN @ IMPORTANT CON
SIDERAr!0N. .zzzDrs TUFTS Liver p,1,, H"N. NJ
I puREL1 IL rE,GSErAl'LE and nro adnnicda 's afe f'
yTans Iana "a %na ri 0IH ,nn male nd female and may be-
patton, without change of livinv ,v;,',o Ot ocsa.
fear Of taking cold during ali IIIkIods kiodss 'hS S
weather, md IN NIL climates; TiIESY' S''Gs GntSf OF
TAIN NO MERCURY, Aiir'l CON-
Muir 1G, 1l-2t
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. or
SSITasIS2M SECURITIES.
1 ~
Corrected Weohly hY 4. G. KAUFMAN, Bro
EeG, no. rs Bread Street.
MARCH L. 1910


Corrected Weohly bY a. G. KAUFMAN, Bro
Eec, Eo.%5 Bread stroot.
MARCH n, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES South Curolina, old, s6a
- do new, a 10; do, rcgisrd stock, OK int q
CRY Srcun,r1rs-- Augusta. Gm, Bonds a
81; ChnrlesIon. $. g., Slork. cx Or int, "A g.;
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "A Is; Columbia, 8. g.,
Bends, "A 10. tt... .. ~,
,BAILnoA AD noxos-B Bluc Ridge, first mort gage,
50a-; tl,nrlcsion aud Say an,iah, Goa Char
lotte; Columbia nna augusta, - G0 Chefaw
" ist mort, ESa do DO, SdS Stat" guarantee ei":
Northeastern, st -; Savannah and Charleston,
lst mort, "a 80; do, State guarantee, 63a -;
south C"roiina' = Il %; 40, 20; Spartanburg and
RA1LnoAp s;Tocws-CIarlottc. Columbia and
Augusta, "a 10; :; GleenyiIle and Columbia, "a
q Northeastern, 7RS; Savannah and Char1es-
ton, - :8; South Cnrolina, whole shares, "a
H; do, haifsarcs, -a22
oid Il ia &sNGw sySS os S9rf Sight off par
SOUTH CAROLINA Rank BILLS. .
slank of Charleston Observation-Disclosures
sEank Of fNowbcfry........ !......,......-a--
nank OF camden. ..,........,............, GA
Bank of South Carolina. ....,.,...... .6a -
bank OF Chester. ,s.n ..,.i6a -
""k ""k OF OF stsfs ~ c. prior 10 a.
naak of State or s. e. issas 1861 aid 1863 iSs- :
spIahlers and NIeollanics' NIX Of Ch'reston. a
.unipm Mon ,at,k % + CSariesto =
Southwestern Il II Bank Of Charleston, old -
soaih%este.nsIlt q, l,s,.k charleston, new = A.
state Bank OF Charleston. ~. ........... 3A-
Farmers ard Exchange lyk ofC Charles ton. - Q II
Exchange Bank of Columbia. ........... 10 q -
Commercial IIank OF Columbia. -. "a -
Mercluns' Dnuk Of Cherow. -. ........ 8A -
Planters Bank OF Fuirfleld. ............,. 8A-
State Of South Carolina llls licceiyab IL. ,pnr.
Ciy OF Charleston Clmnge bills. par.
Z. ~
INNS marked thus!', nrc being redeemed at
the Cank CulinteIs rcGcn.
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VIM. SJJNMER
School Commissioners.

I would say to all interested in the
Free Schools, that on the 10th inst, tho
first meeting Of the Board of Education
takes place at Columbia, and that after
this meeting | will attend at Ncwberry
on Sale.day in April, and on Tuesday
and Wednesday, to give such information
as mny DO desired as TO the Free Schools.
w. S.
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Observation-Disclosures

less cxcepti0nnble than fictitious rrisrcprc-
scntations of character or opinions. The
t:uc narrative Of facts Of tangible nature nc
certain to opUfato upon feeling. What must
bc the result whom oil thinking people nrc
Ditters." ~,
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CARoLINA MANurAcrun1NG COMPANY.

CARoLISA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
hereby make known that this Company
will commence operations about the 10Th Of
April. All persons who desire to make good
investments of either money or labor, will
lind this to be Lbc placc. We will commence
operations in the Town of Ncwbcrry, on
Main Street, ncar tho Depot. We will first
manufacture Il superior lot Of TIN WARE,
for the wholesale and retail trade, with all
other articles belonging to this branch Of the
business. Also, we will offer to The world q
superior COOK %roNE with all that belongs
to this department. And rs VIC cnn erect
proper buildings, &C., VIC will continue to
Open every department represented by our
Stockholders.
HENRY II. BIEASE, Prcs't.,
or The Carolina manufacturing Company.
i. S. Until our Company is Incorporated, I
hereby give notice that no contract made by
any ono is binding on the Carolina NIanufac-
turing Company, or any member thereof,
without my approval in writing. And not
only The assets Of tho Company, but am in
dividualIy responsible tor I'LL orders or con.
tracts signed by nc, thus, ,... ..
HENRY II. BLEAeE, Prcs't., G. NC.
Mir O. loft fr..
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''GJ- Wm. II. Bernard, Proprietor Of tho
Star Advertising Agency, W ilmington, N. G :,
Is authorized to receive advertisements for
this paper nj our lowest caSh rates" ,.l
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An cNhilirating and hcalthful beverage Is
DIR, TUFTS Golden Eagle Bittcrs. I'm.
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The stampede to sell gold continued
chcoriDg at every decline. Many bnsi.
ness 0rms In New York layc resumed
specie pryment, "a. H
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GooD ADyICE.-"I nm tho great Amcri>
tered, uninyitcd, Il certain newspaper Office.
"WclI, travel" was the scntcntious and only
response Of tho editor. Stick IL pin here.
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lr you are weak and nervous, use tho Col.
den Eagle BItcrs. In.
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MArzoTH FLoUE.--Thosc interested Will
send orders for above rs directed In ad'cr-
tiscmcnt, to which attention is called.
FnuIr.--It Is feared that the recent severe
frosts huvc seriously injured fruit. We hope
that the damage is not so great however, rs
some think. Another loss Of tho fruit crop
would be sud indeed.
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Tho Golden Englo l,ittcrs cnlivcns. with
out being followed by depression. lm.
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DID YE HEAR Ir?-Of course we did, and
We are OH the way to his store now, to buy
some Of those cheap goods, of which the
prices have been brought down by tho de-
cline in gold. Mr.. Foot is determined TO
ride on the first boat.
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DyspcptcS should use Dr.. TUFTS Golden
Eagle BtterS. i'm.