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THE LADY'S FRIEND.
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Of the whole magazine.
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The E.yberry District Bible Society,

Which held its annual meeting at the
Mc,hodis, Church last Saturday night,
.iiourne,l over to Sunday evening. The
Society, WHICH has been somewhat Ian
gushing. established itswctes and bounds
most gloriou>!y. Under the Ia! of Is
president, r. Norman, Esq, assisted by
Rev. Messrs. Bolies, Darby, Aickle and
Miles, fresh impulse was given to the
Society, and many names added and sub
scrip,ionS received.
The Ameri an Bible Society is one Of
the nobest charities in the kmown
world.
The number of Bibles and Tes:amcntS
sent to the Bible Societies in South Caro-
lima, since the nar-moS,ly as donations
-54.439 volumcS, valued 1T S2t.632 -
And this District las rccri:c;i orc- .3Hn
volumes since the war These were do,
nations, for which no money return IS
expected, bnt like bread cast upon The
waters, the grantors Of such nu"ifice"ce
should not be forgotten.
The American Bible Society passed
the f,!!owing resolution
Regarding the war As only temporary
barrier to their work, on the ! lth Of Ju.
~, 1861, it was "Rc>o!ved, That the
Board OF Managers 90 40; see cause -
make any alteration in their practice or
policy in regard 70 SUPPLYING Auxiliary
Societies"
1t will be remembered that an aggr"-
gate Of over ti:ree hundred thousand vol
umcs were distributed among ,!!c armies
and people 0! the Southern States during
the war.
LIT the good work Of Bible distribution
60 on.
Tne America? Bible ,cic;Y still con-
,inueS to supply lis aux;!Iarles in tbs
State, through Rev. Z. a. Bales. His
address is Columbia.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

THE year that is rapidly drawing 10 a
close. has been crowned BY Almighty God
with manifold blessings. The earth has
brought forth her kindly fruits, and abund
ant haryc>tS have rewarded The U>b:.ndInan:
honest labor has rccrivc'i rcmun"r:ttiIE
compensation, aud The general prosperity has
ben increased, political bite: ness hA> b"rt:
amclioratv'!, and the public tranquility has
been greatly imprOycd; health IS plcra led
within our borders and We hive BEEN pre-
served from the pe>iiiencc that wa.kcth in
darkness, and the destruction shat was;rfh
at noon4lay In view Of these ;n.>'mabi,.
benefits and advantages, and in accordance
with rimc-honoi cd custom, !, ROBERT Il.
SCOTT. EnvcrnDr Of the Stat: Of Sru.h Car',-
. linz, do respectfully recommend the 0bserv-
ancr. hr the people OF this Commonwealth, a!
THURSDAY. the 23!h day Of November: :;S:,
3av of rCBLlE THANKSGIVING, oron
wbich, laying aside all secular pursuits, :hry
nIay assemble in their Customary places OF
worship and return tcr7cDt thanks to that
Benc;iccn: Providence, 10 which we are So
rnuc'i ind'bird; and invoking the coHtinu.
ancc ot His smiles and blessings, 'urns the
coming year, in tho preservation Of peace and
harmony, AMI the fastening of The time.
: when lie wolf shall dwell! with ne laInn, aud
:ne leopard shall lie down with rhc Xii, that
the PASSIONS OF violent men fnay b. a>Suagr,i
aud the strrcr>-ur Of Srrifc, whO have uIadr
n covenant with death may bc rcbukrd, and
their cnunScs come 70 nangh': for the spread
Of intelligence, and The general diffusion o.
. education among The p"ople; for b. pipnn>
tion OF industry, IN The building up OF ON
vase places, When the desert shall r,jricc
and blossom as the rose, and every man -hal!
s't under his vine and Enlcr his f. tree
and noue shall mulc,t llem or make them
afraid.
Given under my band and he great seal o.
the State. at C0lumhin his ri-th day
IL.S J Of November, a ID. 1870. ard in iIm.
inrty-hf.h Year OF the Ind, prndencc
Of the United States of America.
ROBERT h SCOTT. Governor.
. F. l.. CARDczo. SECRETARY OF State
Nov Iii .iS-1-
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The Survivors Meeting

At Columbia last wecH WAS G'ii'e 4
success. The attcrdance was large
Gen. Preston lciiyc'ed : E"';I ;Incni aid
thrilling address. Let Us preaer"c the
nobl. records Of the departing ds"a'ic, II"
whose wears Of t,oracric strife, the hiya,
Is, types of val"r, vi1;ne and patriotism
were revealed, and subsequently crown
ed by passive endurance Of wrong
which has challenged tae ed"'ra''"n 'i
q world.
"Furl that banner, softly, siowi;r,
Furl j: gently for lis holy.
And il droops above thc deal:
Touch it not. unfGrl it never,
L.: il ret there fuiled forever.
For lis peoples hopes arc ;ioI.
Bat lc, US gather the sacred ashes N
an immortal urn, and with precious
m.roentos preserve in song and in story
the o-on'l record Of ;ii= past. t':o:iou'
i'll its .riuuphs; sublime in is defeat
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lEor the Herald.l

MEssRs. EDITORS: At the public meeting
held in The to~n Of Newbcrry, on SaleS-ay
Of this month. matters Of vital interest were
referred TO the Township Societies already
existing for ;heir separate action thereon.
with a view 20 having them well considered
by tho people, and full and general prcpara-
,on made :or The public meeting appointed
10 be held ~ Ncvb"rry on Monday, thc 2ls:
inst.
Tic exp I'cn"y and Necessity Of such 4
movement is cviicu,. HV:hine hut con'>
mon effort, just IN lis aims, anl wise and de-
ci,IcI in lis operation, can give us as pco-
pic, Safety al! Prosperity.
1t j, the paramount du'y Of every Town.
ship Society in this County TO take hold OF
This matter in earnest, and manage it like
mcn. We must by Lcarty, prudent and
s:eadf,st Cooperation secure our county
against further loss and wrong, cost whatever
labor or sacrifice it will.
canno; suggest any adequate measures,
b.; do believe t!Ia. there is wisdom and for
t;:udc enough among our people 20 plan and
execute our lief
Let every Township Society take this ma +
ter in hand at once and prepare for the pub"
lie meeting soon to ne held. Let tho farmers,
who represent the first interest Of the County
give their controlling Influence TO II.
trust the Society Of Ncwbcrry Township
will do their duty in the premises. There
viii be mcctng Of This Society at Ecwbcr'
~, on Saturday, The 19!h inst, at 8 O'Clock.
Pm. Lei us have y full and earnest meet
ing. THOMAS S. MONRMiN.
President y. I. s.
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Dreadful Accident.

On Thursday last, a; haIf-paSt three
o'clock, rs the passenger train of the q.
& {. K. r., reached Cellar Creek, about
twelve miles from Columbia, liz mai
car, sc,:o,,!.cla>s ana two passenger
coaches, were preci:i;a'cd mo cha>rn
twenty frct deep and forty lie! ":.'e.
Instantly an appalling wreck p'esv"trH
itself, nt debris and m'ng,"1 humanity.
OF those instantly. Killed were Mrs F"-
garlic, Of Charirstol,. Master Charles Joy,
Of Newbcrry, Ora. Mr"iay1e, ("o'o'ed
stswa-deSS, and Minerva B;te'nan. OF
the badly wound"l, Mr. S'erh"n Il.
Smith, of Nc.icrrr, aud Senator II. j.
Iomax, [co'orcdI Of AbbcVl'!e, haEc >I"ce
died. john 4. Trap, c"!or@d mail agent,
ha> had leg ampp;a'e'l, a"d is in 4
critical condition. Col. J. r. E!aspD'!,
of Barnwel. conductor l<aac>, express
manager G. /. Barnes anl Miss N. joy,
are recovering. Miss J. has received q
severe shock to her neI vous system.
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SUICIDE. We arc panied to announce
the d.'alh. from suicide, of MIR. J. I.
Wc<cntt, 2 student Of the Theological
Summary in this City. On Thursday
evening last. in bis room in tn. Seminary
Boarding Ii"uSr, bctwccn5 and 6 Go'clo>k,
in fit of n"ntal alteration, he cut his
roat with 3 razor. Mr.. Wcscott naS
known to be subject t" attacks Of gl"onii
ness, au,; Ills most intimate associates
i.1vc FIR some months past, feared that
his mini was at times seriously affected
by them. lIisordcrcd health, acting upon
his peculiar temperament, was doubtless
the CAUSE Of these attacks
'f',i> affective event was cr"at shock
to the fcIlox .stu.leAts Of Mr.. Wcscott-
to his Instructors and this community.
His at.cndauce here for several years had
tnslr iifn known as most dIl,gcnt and
Successful student and p;ous Christian.
Ills o"ca>ional preaching and lectures,
exhibited fire talents and gave uncommon
promise of future usefulness. Mr. NeS-
cot, was from Snrithville. not fer from
Wilmington, North Cnro!:na, ard was
abuat p years old His functsl sermon
was preached by DR.. Manly, who cvinrcd
he deepest emotion. His remains were
Yesterday forwarded to his family ac-
cor'ling to their request, that they may
r.St with his kindred dust.
f:irccnviilc Enterprise.
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ny 4 RODY AND MIND !

E9y" \ BODY AN ID MI ND Di-
SEA$E-Snch is dyspepsia The stomach ard
The brain are too intimately allied for the one
to suff.r thout the other so that d! tpepSia and
ic,po,de cy ere inscparable. 1t may be added,
ZOO that irritation OF the stomach is almost inva-
rjsblv accom- panied By irritation OF the temper.
Ths invgorating and traGquI!zln2 operation
Of IInstct!cr's BittcrS Is most powerfully dcVel-
oped in Gases OF indiyeation. The first effect OF
this agreeable tonic is comforting ard cncour-
aging 4 mild glow rervades the system. the
chronic uncasircss in the region OF The stomach
IL ,csseretl and the nervous rcck lessnesS which
charycferzcS tie disease il abs ted. his i'm
rroyemrnt is not transient il IS NOT succeeded
hy the return Of the old symptoms with super
added force as Is always the case when unmedi-
Gated stimulauts are given Tor the cnnp'nIht.-
Each dose secms to impart permanent accession
othpaltb ful invigorati0n. But this is not all
The arericrt and arti-hilious properties OF the
preparation are scarcely secondary IN IInpor-
ta,;cc 70 it, tonic virtues II there il an over
flow bic the secretion is soon brought within
proper limits sud if the hilrary organ e inert
and torpid it is toned and regulated: The sfect
upon the discharSjng organs Is equally saIutary.
aud in cases oic"nstiputlon the cathartc actl"t
is Just suic clrt 10 produce the desired result
gradually and without pain. he ltftcrS ALSO
promote healthy evaporation from The surface
which is particularly desirable, Ut this season
when sudden spells of raw. unpleasant weather
are apt to check tie na;u"al perspratinn and
produce con grSt ion OF the liver. coughs and
colds The best safeguard against all diseases Is
bodily visor and this the great Vegetable les
torA;ive essentially promotes.
Soy . 1i-.m.
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FALUAD1.E PLANTATION
In Newhcrry County, $. { . formerly known
MS the Atkinson Place." containing
Five Hundred and Sixteen
Acres, more or less.

And bounded hy lands Of John HOPKINS
Williams, Tho<. I. Floyd, I. X. Tribtc
and othcrs--lying on the waters o! Little
River. This pl .n'atiou is not surpassed !or
fertility and for The production OF cotton
corn and wheat by any lant!S in this section
OF the State. 1t hasa comfortable cottage,
(ncarIy new, ample accommodation SER
wants houses. gin honse, Il screw, sratl,.<,
and there arc three springs Of excellent WA
ter Oh TIC place. Parties desiring 10 pur
chase my well give this Plantation an cx.
am,na'Ion before purchasing elsewhere. 1t
VIII he offered ut private sale Until Sales.
day IN December next, a, which time it will
be sold at public outcry 10 the highest bid.
der.
TERMS OF SALE-EIalf Cash, and the bal
ance on twelve months credit, secured bv a
mortgage Of the premises. The purchaser
10 pay for stamps and papers. Or all casl. if
preferred by purch lscr.
I. j. POPE, Attorney.
Nov. Q, ij--4tuSd.
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BY virtue of sundry wrts of Fieri FaciaS
~ me direcred. viii! sell on the first Monday
in December next, the following property,
viz:
Thirty acres of land, more or less, bounded
by lands of Michael BuZhardt, the Poor
House lands and others. Levied Oh at the
suit of the State vs. Molly Strauss, for
Taxes.
Also. Two hundred and seventy acres of
land, more or less, bounded by lands OF >
G.. lIal,awanger. Nancy Morris, Sondsey
and others. Levied on at the suit OF the
State VS. Estate David koon. for Taxes.
Also. Five hundred and thirteen acres Of
land, more or less. bounded by lands off, y
HultaTaugcr, and others. lying on the pub
lie road from T. 3. Wadlingion's to CoIum-
bia Levied on at the SRlt OF the State W.
Or G. II. SOndlcy, for Taxes. 5
Also, TWENTY-FIVE acres OF land, more or
less, bounded by lands Of Harriet 5. Hodges,
and Others. Levied on 1T the suit OF the STATE
VS.. George Harvey, for Taxes. 5
Also. One hundred and thirty acres Of land,
more or less, bounded by lands of Harvey
Suher, W. II. Ruff, and others. Levied on
a, the suit of the State vs.. l.. II. Kelly, for
Taxes. s
Also, One hundred and sixty acres Of land,
more or less, bounded by lands OF VIM.
Whi,more, !. D. Hipp, ct oil. Levied on at
the suit of tie State vs.. Nancy Johnson, ct
81, Estate Of Fred johnson, Decd, for
Taxes. 8
Also, Ono House and Lot, with thirty acres
Of land, more or less, al,o, one lot, upon
! which ihcir is good work Shep, in the tOwa
! Of Mayhinten. Levied on at the suit Of the
State, ct al. rs. David Gross. 3
Also. Twenty acres Of land more or less,
!. bounded by lartlI Of John F. Glymph, ct al
! levied On AT the snit Of tho State rs. Rhodl
| Heller, for Taxes. 8
| Also, Four hundred acres Of land more or
less, bounded by lards Of W. K Hcn'z. ct
al. Levied on AT the suit Of the StaIe VS.. D. +.
| Subcr, for Taxes. 3
Also, One Housc and Lot. bounded by
| laa'lS of Jacob II B0nzcr. rI al Levied ON
at the suit Of the State VS.. Peter Charles, for
| Taxes. 3
Also, Srventy-frc acres of land, more or
less, bounded by lands of D. Mower, CT nj
Levied on II! the suit Of the State VS.. ". w.
Long, for Taxes 3
A!sr, Eve hundred acres Of land, more or
less. bounded by land off, II. Boozcr, ct al
Levied on ut the suit Of the State VS.. Estate
|
Also. One hundred and eighty acres OF
| land more or less, bounded by lands of L. S.
Davidson, CT al. Levied on ut the suit Of G..
| 4. Snber, CT al. VS.. ". J. ilattDn.
Also, One hundred and fifty acres Of land,
more Or less bounded by lands Of William
Smith. b. II Mnyb and Lucy Kenner,
! (knOwn as the Evans place } Levied on al
| the snit Of W. I. Holmes VS. Harriet S. Ilod-
gc<.
Also, Scrcn'y-scvcn acres Of bind more or
less. bounded BY Lands of 4. a. kibIcr, ct al.
Levied on in the case OF K. e. Boozcr, ct al.
VS.. John Whitman. 3
And, also, Three hundred and scvcnty-fvc
acres Of land. more or less bounded by lanls
of Thos. y. Wicker, ct al. Levied on ut tbc
suit Of Jas. /. Bond, who slcs for another
! VS.. W F. Counts, ct a}. 3
| Terms of Slle-CtSH
! T. NJ. rAYS1NGER, S. \. C.
Nov. l6. I6-3t.
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Helena Lots for Sale.

l WILL SELL to the highest biA,ler on
the FIRST MONDAY IN DECENRER
NEXT, two Houses and Lots, situated in
the village Of Helena. One OF said lots con.
taIns one acre, and is bounded by lands Of
). D. Huff, the Longcrcr lot, Joseph Davis,
ana oy street The other lot also con-
taIns about an acre, and is bounded Dy
lands OF Daniel Jones, Thos. y. Lake, the
lot upon which Mr. scislcr now lives and is
divided from the drst mentioned lot by q
street.
Tern Terms made known on the day Of size.
Tncsc lots may be treated for at private
sale until the day. Persons WISHING TO
purchase will please call on Mr.. John Vii.
IiamS, who resides upon one of the lots and
VIII TAX" pleasure in showing the same.
Nov. ., 45--4t. }, b. EDWARDS
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Drugs & Medicines.

TIE Subscribers having purchased The
Sock of Drugs, Medicines, &C., Of On,
JAMES MCINTOSH, beg leave 10 caH sR
their friends and the patrons Of the Old es-
t.hli-hmcn,, for con!innascc Of their "a.
yor and patronage ,c the new, and are e.,
lernincd that iArre shall be no want of
care and attention on their p+rs TO secure
he custom and coed wishes Of the public.
They will end.aver TO keep supplied With
the pureSt articles in their line, and their
friends MAY rely on orders aud prescriptions
being filed With promp'ne>s and The utmost
care, MOTTE l. TARRANT.
:. wAED NOTE. II. p. TAKRASr.
Nov, !, lS1U--+4-6t.
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$NS%-


sG;5~IT IS AN OLD SAYING.
that "lru.l lies in q well but the ulisfor>
tune is that some will not use the means 80
draw her up. "If t were done, 'twere we'll
done, t we're done qnickly"-so say We. who
know the beneficial effects experienced by
the use Of The "Old Carolina BitseTs,' the
great Southern tonic.
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\ fiery volcano of large proportions
has suddenly appeared in the interior OF
Mexico. Whether its appearance" had
ANYTHING to do "ilh tl.c recent earth
qnake in this quarter ,ic scientists have
not informed US.
A lady in Illinois (ascd seventy.fve]
wants q divorce from her husband Gagged
seventy eight because lie "NpendS halt
lis time running about with the gI'ls.
The first contribution sent to The Leo
monum mt was gold dollar sent by .
little cir! in New York.
Prince Poiignac, who commanded a
brigade in the Confederate army during
our civil var, is how serving with Gail
ani:il.
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ec~ HOW TO Make no

Ra~ HOW TO MAKE HOME
ATrRACTIVE.-Don have Your stairs
without hAni<tcrs. At the risk OF Breaking
your chilIrcu's ncchs. Don't have wooden
ceilings, that require cord nt ligh'wond TO
illuminate The room. Don't have windows
without glass, so tha. whenever it rains vou
must lint out the light Of heaven. Don
have saShcS without hin1S. 50 that the sum-
mrr sun will dazzle ynur eyes, warp your
furniture and fade your carpet Bat order
all rhc necessary materials for finishing your
house in comfortable stvlc from T. p. Tonle,
Charleston, S. c., the largest manufacturer
Of such things in the Southern States.
Nov 2 4i-ln
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FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE Real Estate en- tie nrbI;c
square. No better investment in tho rnu.,
II not disposed Of at private sale will hr
SOLD publicly on Sa!c-day in December.
For terms apply to
Nov. Q. a5--4t. &c
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.7#X r. -KNEI;, s. (,
"Wednesday, l,31e:a,r Is. 1870,
The Vote.

According % he o;:'.ill count Robert
X. Scott received SJ.VIl votes ai,d R!ct''
ard 3. Carpenter 5l,531. A!9"zv }
Raasic-, 81 ,5S8, and u. l.. bnt!c- 3l,'
r5l. The vntc here is recorded thus
For Scott 2,?l5 Carpenter J SO Ran
SER 2,9U9; Butter 1863.
In TIE third Congressional District,
Elliot, rccviTcj 2o,56. ard Dacon H.
9o7 votes. The vote a: Ne"bcTry Ii
lio:s 2,903; Bacon 1910.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

Mr.. Niles address last Saturday night
at the Methodist Church before the Ncwbcr
~ Bible Society Was elaborate, aad most
elegant in diction. The theme was the His
tory OF the English Bible, and the speaker,
in an earnest and impassioncl manner, be-
gan with :he first unfolding ofthe word from
the grand old Hebrew toagua,-wIth The
lights and III loYS Of all the scricd centu-
rics Of It's grsiu,l, glorious culm nation TO
which p.rriarchS. prophets, priests, kings,
shepherds AMI haayrn-inip ipired poets gave
their lives an taaorS; and in which most
golly, piJus all d:yout AMI learned men
of later day have enriched b. loag years OF
patient toll; expressing, en- passant, his ap-
prchcnsi0n anl alarm At an carly probable
revision. The speakers aiusionS 10 the
various ,rnnslationS anI the preservation
Of the manuscripts were comprehensive AMI
tOnchiaS.
ibis coaciS", <uccinct ml i7csz WIS in i'S@li
a c1,npf"fc COLLATION. or an cpitomc o! tho
grand oil history and epic poem Of immortal
life, which only princes and the hierarchy
once cujprcti; hut now ts> poorest peas
ants boy my " fall asleep with his finger RS
between its promisc-rrc lighted leaves"
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AN APPEAL,

!t!HSh who are in anywise Indebted 10
me- ny liens, notes and accounts, are cara.
tS'iE ' requested TO come forward and sc;;I,,
'',c same Immediately, or cost will be adj.
VI; yi Inc money is due and must be paid.
-'0'' = to2t }. J. ANlCk.
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LATEST QrtG,!lDts OF
aorrueRu SECURITIES, ,
n IIH!.E-TuN. :. G.,
r,nx,cr.p n.EEir ny

c-.rr Sscrg1rIss-South Carolina, old:
IN: DO uer.-a6S; do registd stock, ea ln'
6s. r, Ropds "A
=. charleston. ;. C.. Stock. eN or INT. "A ~
do, DO Fire Loan Bonds, Gu -; Columbia, s. C.'
Bonds, "A CO.
B.,LaoAp Bo1ps-BIue Ridge fr.t mortSsge'
fuaN: thsrlrston and SsvaEuuh, 60a tna'-
Io,te. Columbia ard Augusta, - 70; Iheta"
and Darlington. :; Grrrnri'lc ara 1''a,nDH s5
lst mort, Sia -: do. Stale guarantee % -
SortLeas,eru,97 u: Savnmnxh aud Char,eS'on,
i, mort, AIS; do. State GUARANTEE, osa i
south Cxrolin,. - 7S; do. g.; Spar'n"bufs ano
Union. Al o,,: ,d
Rt1tnrAp SrOrKs-Chsr'"!'e. Columbia ana
Augusta. 40; Ur-enrTie ahh Io'u'I,a ni
ton. "a 81; S.,u,h t.rolins. whole .ha'e', "a
~: do. half .hrre.. "A E!.
E1cHAHsr. Ac-S.r YoIk Sikh', on par,
Gold. Neall Silver. l03.--.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
246 Acres, More or
Less,

On Which is some as good bottom lands as
are to be found il the County. also. a coh-
siderable quantity of very CHOICE COT
TON LANDS. Any one wishing TO exam
inc the place will please call Oh Mr.. J. J.
(;a!lnan, who will take pleasure in showing
the place, and in giving any information
wanted.
If not sold prior to salos day in Dccem-
bcr next, it will be put up to the highest
bidder, any one wishing a No. l place
will iinl it to their advantage to call or me
immcdia,clv at Ncwbcrrv G. II. Terms
easy. J. B. FELLERS.
Nov. lG, 4G-3;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
J. J. AMICK.
HANDS WANTED FOR 1879.

" l>h 70 hire hands to work my Arkan,
sas lands, and will give $40 per n, onlh and
rao"l'>-"nd will advance money to pay
transportation when desired. To families l
Will furnish stock, Turning implements and
land, and give half the crop. ! have sevs-
raj places Of one aud two hundred acres
each, which will make about 40 bushels
corn per acre, or one bale cotton, which I
wc"!" like 10 rent to any Of my friends in
sc"nerry. Call on my agent, l.. J. JONES.
tor further Information.
j. H. WILLIAMS.
Nor. ., fit.