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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-15

Tho undersigned would announce to the public
that he has on hand and Is now offering cheap for
cash, the largest stock Of Furniture ever in store
in this county, consisting of
Upholstered paror suit.,
Chamber Sets, Extension Tables,
Secretaries, Book Cases,
Bedsteads,
Spring Beds and Mattresses,
Lounge, and Benches,
Plain A Marble Top Tables Bureaus,
Washstands
Cane Seat and Common Chairs
Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses,
Window Shades, Picture Frames,
Cords and Tassols, &c.
lie also manufactures and keeps on hand Pat
ent Spring Beds, the best ever invented No
family should be without them. Any kind Of
goods not on hand can be had on short notice.
Upholstcring and repairing neatly executed.
coFFINs, Of all siros, can bo had On half
hours notice, and at the lowest prices. deduc
ton Of 20 per cent. made for cash.
METALLIC CASES, or Rosewood, Walnut and
Cherry Collins with glass or wood tops, furnished
on Eve hours notice.
Personal attendance with henrse, on funeral
occasions, and carriages furnished when desired.
strict personal attention 10 business, / hope TO
receive continuance Of the same.
Remember the place-the Steam Cabinet Shop
corner of Market aud Ffih Streets.
March 20, lilly. DANIEL BENNER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-15

Have you severe wrench or sprain1 Haycyou
rheumatism in any form' Have you stiG neck, or
punches caused by rheumatic pains2 If SO, ,"John-
sons Anodync Liniment' is specific remedy, and
is also the best pain killer in the world.
We often see large stocks Of cattle which do not
seem to thrive, aud come out Spring poor all for
want of something to start them in the right di-
rection. One dollars worth ofsheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders, given to such stock occasion
ally during the winter, would be worth more than
an extra half ton of hay.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-15
A N N TO- u N C E M E N I
EXTRAORDINARY

7 WOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
l. nens Of CLEARFIELD and vicinity that
have opened up in the new Masonic Bnlding,
first door below the Manslos House, on Second
Street. with entire new stock Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
or the latest styles and best finish,
Selected with care. / have an assortment
from all the latest novelties in Jswslry, suits-
bic for the Holidays.
A large stock of American Watehes-from
the factories Of Appleton, Tracy & Co., at Walt
ham, Mass, and the National Watch Company
at Elgn, H., in from 2 to OF. cases, always
on hand, and warranted,
Thankful for your psst liberal patronage, I
hope, by strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance Of he same.
All kinds of repairing in ny line promptly
attended to.
s. 1. SNYDER.
December Ili, $40.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-15
lInnsr RnRNFn -Wn lnnrr

Cicarfold, Nov. ~, 1871.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
DR.. RADWAY'S
PEHFErT rURTATiFE PILLS

r. ,rc.ly t"sre ess. eesmitIy coated with swrr,
nm, pure. re.u ste. pDr.fy. cl''a -. and
i eu:t I'll. Rau~a, Pills inr the ~ t Of -
q sly de "I III" S'nmac l. Live, B 'wr>. Kid
rvs 81 dder Nervous DI>~a rs. He dach'.
onAtir,ariou.' ost vrI->S ! d,g->'i":i. Dtp p
IL, b. ntisr">S. linuS Fey r. ] Il min i"lI o!
he Buws. Piles. :.nu al. d. 4 .:'ue IS al 'ii.
Imrc-nal Ssscera Narran rd I" rl'c' pn'itirr
.u.-. rurr, V,.setah -. Cut inins Ii" mercury.
ini,Irral- y dr'"tei. u. u us<
" Ob-eryrth =" '~i.s sym TO rr'ultlG:
q. r.u D.>u'Glr,s the u. e>riv- q "A ;:
t'om>t PATTON. I.wari Pie. Flu lu-sS "t ~"
:; .rnd in the He. q. Ac.t.liv " The S'oln c!i.
\ u>:.. li-ArIhu.u d. .I-i " Fo nj. Fullue-S ~
Weight it, :l!e NJ IN Gil. Som E. ati"nS. sink
* oi F II tc,ins a. tue Pt t:.e Stomach
wimn'il ol tile Hrin!, Hurried and D.fcu I
Is cath ng
!, iew dogs "'' RAD|Ai'5 PILLS will fire.
:le = sen. t,,m all rlr :.b"n- = ru >mdr :.
p ce 25 cents per Box. SOLD By DRUG
lists
READ .FAL + AND TRUE" So. d "ne
trr-s amp 7" RlDWlY 4 20, No 81 M.ln-
II Lsm-. NV I.rk. l.i'rmaFi"" w" ~ ttI'''iS-
ln,.s vii, b. s.ut v.u July 27-ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
z Z : iFor ,hc Herald
TEN YEARS AGO.

100 ,,.s s,.-s md stripes were
e
,,,,v a, th,, ,s,d or n.vy O.
sae sea z..
Tne Coa'eNaeson "ss 'a' se'oe'
upon the WALL
Life. liberty <nc ,iS''ee ''.e''
oae aEa St.
- : 80. - :. go hss 70 rse 70. Provos:
low.
,,-. ~, ,b.i- 6. ~ osraGins
""' "''s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
SURGEON DENTIST,
MANHOOD: E.T Loit. I.ez les..orr'.

~as~.A7 Ju<r pnh'i h"I ,rw c'I;-
WW ~ finu of D.. tu vrrwrli'>
ESS>-E<-s Crlrh as.rl I><n n thr
r nr.iI cur (ssI l,"u' 'n"'I;cte) a. S,"rm -
rnrr oe or $ IN n W 'k"r>-, ln,os1utarv
S Mutual Lr.>r> Ina .'enry Men ii mi
Ply teal lncAp ci Y, 1mw'Ii,nr :" Nh
rage. etc also, -urnp'iou, Epilepsy,
anI Fir<, in lncrl by self i!n!ulgcnc. Or sex
d Il ~ ravaSIn.'
I'ricr. in u lied cnvr'npr, nnl> : cents.
Til. c''lrhr.ste anrh", i" this nd ,.i"'ht
cs.ay, re "lv hr;nou-t:t:c- f'.rn ihir.r
year -nc.c>>SIi prc.'c'. ihit t'r Alarming
cor-. on ncrs "a: -rlf.:hls,' m ~ b. rllica!l.
curr,I v hrUl 'ilr hir=.rnu> u-c of in rlnA'
mrdcn or ihr "rr'ic! ion al thc knit'';
pointing ONT Il lririr uf cure ~ ono" simple,
crI t:In, rl,i ,h'.cn Il, hv rrram> or which
rrrry sufferer. no IN trIrr wha' his r'n"l;ii':1
MAY b.. IN " cu I !in rlf che ,py,p iva'rIy,
;,".l rai. il,.
T j. L"r u" ShnnlG ir T., ii!' hand. 0?
every vii t. aul rvrt, NJ IN III - '.sl.'l
5 ut GT Ter .til. in y p 'IH"nT l"p' ~ any
#d'!r>,, rH'-Ipa!l uH r:'ci?r Of riX c-n;s, 'iT
two ,H,>' -tr,nn>
Al, u C ,iyerwelI's "SIs-riase Gliie,"
price rs ''enr-
Adj. u>s th" Prh'i.h"re,
CHAS. i e.. KLINE & CO.,
l27 B,r..rr, ~ 70 K.
Sep 36-1v. Po>I-Ofirr B X 4 jS6
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

WOMEN AT THE PoLLs --They
voted in massachusetts, the other
day, Oh the question ot' a!!o" ing
the s:.!r OF beer. liz sone OF the
towns, young 'edics attended the
polling places. charged with ha!-
lots. or which was printed the
firm "nn," iuStra! of the per-
sua>iva "yeS.' These paper pei
lets they distributed 10 til" voterS.
and woe hetis!e the young IMAM
who did ~: accept one and then
vote il. lie may cnior his I"rr.
and tbs, * all kat is !etl 20 him.
The movement w;ss y practices! "!,-
pllcatiur 4 the new Victoria plan
to "mauencc" the vuics Of men.
and it was successful! IL many
places.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
CASTELAR, on the Sabbath and
Liber Y.

The following extract from Cas-
seiar's famous defence OF the re
lisieus liberty vind,eates the nc
eessity Of q Sabbath enforced. n"'
by law, bu, by : public sentiment
moro impreiouS than Law and al
,riesteS our m"dern liberties, not
with CoIone! Nolte I" the pro
.r.-sof sc,ence, Bat to the reverence
tor religion in the free>t natl"n>: {:
when liberty comes the ma
tsrial bonds are l""Sened when
the material bonds arc loosencd, the
moral hon,ls arc tiShtencd. Thas
for a society TO live freely it is
necessary, it is absolutely !ndls-
pensible, chat it should have grand
moral bonds. grand bonds Of ideas.
rights and dutics-iut!es i'm osed
nor by civiiauthortiy nnrhy armies.
bnthvits own reason and hy !tsown
conscience. For this. sen.ienrn,
l,srszaoi seen when | have oee"
70 ensiaved peoples the festival
Ct Sunday kept. / have never
seen 1T kept in Spain. hav"
ncter seen i, kept in France. The
sabbath among an enSiavcd pe"-
Die * = Saturnal,a. On the other
hand | have seen the Sunday eel,
ebrated with an extraordinar!
severityw with g severity OF Gus
toms which a>toni>hes. among the
only Two free peoples which !
have visited in nay extensive perr
grirations ihrouShou, Eur"pe-ln
Switzerland and III England. An"
how4is this? know no" II Is.
is.,because there are bond~ ot
custSn and intelligence which de-
no. exis, where religion :s imposed
By force, by means OF artiflc.a:
and , mechanical laws. upon sh'
will and the conscience. So 1t l.
that 4 Russian prince once re,
marked to me in Geneva. that the.
had more liberty in St. Petersburg
shan in New York; and on my
.:ssking how. he answered: For
y very simple reason. | am very
fond Emusic; and in St. Peters
burs I can play my violin on
Sundays. while / cannot do it IN
New York
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26


ASEvERE EAFELlcrloN.-The Hart
ford Times. referring TO the sad
case Of Mrs, Va:landigham, whose
husband dicd while size as a,ten
ding the funeral Of ner brother.
saws I've lately say J. harder
esss than this in the person of L
man u, the Asylum Street Rail
ROAD. depot, who has just bee"
par.lyzed, and WAS carried in the
arms OF four men from the Spring.
Ield train 10 train for Plainvil!e.
oa his WAY to his b"U,e Ill New
Hartford. This unfortunate mar,
Mr.. +. F. Hawley. WAS a h:gea.e
master in the springfield de-
pos. in getting out q heav,
trunk iSon tho baggage car OF 4
newly arrived train. hs wasthr"wn
down hv tn concussion ot the
backward coming engine, hitting
the train and in falling with his
.runk. the trunk hit another hrav,
trunk, and this tell on his back.
pnraiiziug his body and legs. On
his wss here. to hiS home in New
Ilartfa, 4. he learned Of the sud
den death nf his wife. Tho poor
woman dropped or hearing hy
telegraph of her husbands misfor-
tune. and died immediately. The
unfortunate and nov douily afflicted
man was taken 20 his des"late
home, where in few days after
bis arrival he Witnessed the death
ofhis child"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
E. r. ?.
RaDWiY':> READY RELIEF

CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR
s.tcr reading this advertisement e-d any ole
SUFFER vi II PAIN
READY RELIEF is A CURE
Fur EVERY plN.
l,ua> tue s I suu
THE ONLY PAIN REMeDY
siiuyr I,f INN III I,s u,.d cur.-- Con: iouS,
b.! OF The Llngs. St"n%cn Bowel, or other
erant!> ~ nr==ns T. on. p:' nra: IN
IN FROM ONE 20 Th tNTf MINUTES.
IL. lu..tt. how -" ar rAci uciatiu: the pain
he LUECMAilC Evd-r :':cru, ]. hrm r,np ed.
Ner,:r,-. Nru. - C, .: r;u,iT ned with d!.e"se
,iay Sat.1r.
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
ION OF THE hlD\EiS:
lNFL FL,MMA.lO\ OF fliE BLADDER.
or TIE BOWG. =.
tONGE TIN OF rae LUNGS.
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT tEEAl,AlSC:
PALPir,TlU\ uF HE HEART
MYSTERIES. c or Dirr:ifEi = ,.rvz,
TuuTuAG:,E.
SEuE>IGl :, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHlLL>. AGCE Ct!lLL>.
The lpi C i II 0. ihc Ready Rs'ief I" tie pIrf
ar Isr'> VIE "t'r' { difficulty exist WI! hi
iD: q ca.e a.:i: C mot
Ixrn'y G'"p> III halfa tumb'cr "f watrr vii!
in :. IN. nrmt- CURE CRAMPS. 81 As NN
SOUR STOMA'H. HEARTHURN. 81 \
HE ,DA'HE. DIARRHEA. DiSE\TEEi
Que. nJSDlN rIiE BOWELS, Md ] IN
TERN rAlS>.
r ay- erS 81 oulG c rrv OFT c "f Rad
wa>'. t:rauv Erlirt with them. 4 t;-w dr"l.s IN
water vii prevent sicSur.s or nains Ir IN clian.e
..f wafer. II j. hriier taau FsrIca BraLuy Vi
BttIrrS Us = Srimnl ut.
F VFR AND AGUE.
FEV AND AGCE cU'rd for Iitr carts-
! e.p Il - 1 re ueIi :! agent III this world THAT
T. Il! cure z yer and 4 ne. a. q MI "thc' u Ia
rio,. nous. Scarlet. 7 - y d Ic 1''w.ann her
Erpr- AZ d dhvRiD WAYS Hills % Gu:cS
~ RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fit, ccnt>
er butt:c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

SAD OccUsRENcE-A NOBLE
Boy.-A very lad accident oc-
Cured in the village of Granite
Vile, few days ago. a little
gi,l. the daughter OF Mr.. John l..
Atkinson, while attempting TO
cross the tres,le Of the Charlotte.
Columhia and Augusta Railr"ad
over the Grsniteville Canal. te!i
in. A small boy, only ten or
twelve years OF age, named Demp'
sey Gilliland, saw the child when
she fell, and Immediately lraped
into,,he canal to her rescue. The
gallant little hero, though he was
only 81 few years the senior of the
girl, and of y very delicate "rgani-
cation, succeeded in swimming
with her nearly 10 tho bank, when
her struggles and convnISive grasp
caused him to sink with her, and
.bey were both drowned.
lawaHs'n eaaStltatio1c}ist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
MILLIONS Bcnr Testimony to their
ondcrfui Curative EGrcts.

w ouNVTHut
Vinegar Bittcrs ar. Tot vile Fancy
Drink, Made OF Poor Rum, Whi-kcy,
Proof Spirits ANA Refuse Liquors. doc
tored spic.d and swcc:cncd to please the taste.
called Tonics, :" A??e!ihcrS. .cstorers. &c.
that lead tic ,ipp!er on to drunkenness and ruin.
bu, are truc Me:ic;nc. nnade from the Native
Roots ard Hrrhs os California, free from MI
Alcoholic Siimuiauf<. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE. perfect
Rcnova,or and vi::ora:o: Of :hc Sy'te1n. carry
in- OF .il poisonous matter sn restoring te biooi
70 healthy condition. No person can take the-t
y;;ters according to directions and remain lon:
rnwcll. provided their bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poison o. o'h:r means. and tho vital
organs was:c,l beyond Che pon; Of repair.
They arc Il Gentle Purgaiivc Il. we'll
a.u Tonic, poss ssn=. also, the peculiar merit
G. actin: as powerful -cn: in rriicrin: C"r-es-
sion or Inflammation Of :l:c Liver. a!;l Of e. :ho
Iiac.-al ORGANS.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
IN young old. s,7rre'! or sim-!'. 1t the dawn oi
~omanhooi o. at tkc turn oF li!>. tncsc Tonic B;-
re.S have equal.
For !niun,nrni ory nni Chronic Hhru.
,rntis,,1 aud Goat, Dyspepsia or in-
di:cssion, Billions, Rcmittrnt aud
I-,crmirIcCt EcycrS, Diseases OF tho
Blood, Liver. Kidneys and Hi"dder'
these isiitcrs !, " hcc.i moss s;ccc"siui. such
Diseases arc causI hy YiIiatcd Elood'
which liz generally produced ''r desanSe"'ths o'
The Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Jc..!..ci,c l:.im Ill The hoaIc Coughs. Tight
ncss Ct The Chest. DGzyn.s. SoTr Eruc ns!ons ot
tho Stomach. Bad Taste III III" Mouth. L!lioUs
Attacks pa!p!'a: on of:!:r llrnrt l'::!anmasI n"s
tAc l.un.x Pain in ti.cr gions o: the Kidneys nd
: lrnt.rcd 9th l,,,.:;! symptoms are tae OF
springs "f nys,opsia-
They trvisora,t :he Stomach ard st!n!I"ie the
tor,,!h Live. and Dowcs. which render them CT
uneQu lick. ctca! in cleansing thu boI OF ;! !n!-
;,7:,;cs and !:lpa,.ims ncw !!fc and vigor 70 The
whole SYSTEM.
EORSkIN DISEASES, Ernp'!ons. TetteT
e;is ,.hc::.a B!otce. >I'"Ia. lin,pia-. Pnsts:.c<
lis. Ca.!rncrs. E!i:- Worms. s a'G Head So 9
kycsE z y>i,ciaS ltcl. Scylrfs. lS onrat!oS OF thc
Skin. Hi,murs and lGs aa.s Of the kim. OF what
ever nalnc OF nature H"e literally dag tip III CIR.
II ul:: .: thriStc III >hor. tir!' by che NHe %
.he,c Filters q c bog c II; ct rrseS Will CON.
vince The incre: ous OF 'hcir curative effect
& aasc the Ti':a;el T:!oo,! wIenc. you find !ss
:.pur,:, bursting through the xxi" in rinp!cs,
E.up,,o..s o. Sores: cleanse il whet, y"u find Il
oss.rnc.co anil sluggish in the veins: cleanse it
when 4, is foul md feelings will uell You when.
Hecp :he b!vod s-e, and the Ac;s;h 0: c!!c :! s:eIa
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS n-ktng
in the -,srn Of many thousands IRE eae rually
&. sSI1, cd md removed.
SOLn 81 All. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WAI.kEl;. prorr;e,. :. r. MCDONALD &
co. D,TGEis:> ami Gen. Agents Sa;, Francls:o
Ca. AID s. an1 Ss Commerce Street, New York.
Jur e IS, ~ 49,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

Tie Pnp tx, ,,rat,n. -: :he Bos'n
King rr";Ic:n, SAYS: But. Bnwc" ar'
Mr.. King no, hr;ne lawfully wrtt!.t
>hnu'i ti.ry rantimue :" i!rr Together IL
man ans; Wifi, may hc prose 'r,e.! f" :
.llti.ren, c,i,pr, hr for adultery ani -!''
f,r fo.n:raIinn. And >honlh tHr-e I''
children born un,o them, they will b.
has,ardS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

The business OF this strirrly Southern shd
Hom" Company is c''nfur,l by law 10 lrsirI
maze Lite lu-nrallvi' alone.
Policies issued on all the approved mr.
ru,l PLAN.
Ii also issues policies ut stock rates. 25
PER rert. undrr the mutual rates. hut j.
does uor advise it, patrons q insure on .hr
stock plan ii being very expensive i'll tl.'
loi q run. II Is knpAn that ii vi':rll'S IN Il
.oud Mutual Company will average al.sm
s:5 -. cent, e ln'crAlly at the south amh
West. here ihvr>tiurnrs bring "0o'i rernrn-.
g@ lrr cent. oI profits on The nrtna.
business tlivi led anIiu,ly among all t!r
,nu,uai PuIicv-hnlrlrr>. "ihnnI except II
Onr.thlr! lo'n on premiums given wlrIt
.lr>,rcd-iuterr>t charged only. upon t--r
loan
Where all caSh is lmii policies will b..
ro,I,r Sri.<tl<rainiug. thai j. ply ou,, aud
have 80 l'rr cent. added 10 their faces. 'l,a'
i, on".thiId mo;c t!Inn tie Original sum in
sur,-d.
Ample pro"isinn against forfeiture ni
r"'irirs in the expressed term. oi the con
trrct
The Comp nv will always purchase l.
lnlirir$ nj their cash value.
We Offer the people of he Stat" th" s,nr
financial s":uri!, as \ r,hrrn Enmp.nir-.
the ac,'umulu ing I'r'',r;i,.n,> ot rlr' insured.
ami in ad'!ii'. thereto q capital COM
mrncing with S5"n.'m. Millions OF doll
lars annually havr hiihrrro m'rn los; +"
the active cir ula in ui th. South III pay
mcnt oi prrninn> in y ,rIIirrn ''nrmprfllrs
IL h"urtirS drriv.i 4 irom ,hr investments
made hv tbs" 60 n!mni's i'll Northern real
estate and Securities. ur!r re"pl can nsv''
SHARE on ruInl rrrm.. 1T u< The" >r;>t"i"
OF nYu LIZ. .urrrpri>r and thus KEEP our
money and thr grAsls - !'"m',
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26


rNEnLnG!GAL AND NIsGELLA<E0U :
BOOKS, : s. LIBR ,RY BmKS.
AND JUVENILE books,
!,av.. t,r,u arr.i:r. aud mar! I'd down III
arrn7,!ance with The rr'IIrrd PRICES ni
N"rF!rrn nurIislI"rs.
W. uti'.r tor ;ila next sirrv 'ilvs The tnr
her ;nunr"rnrn, oi 81 liberal discount on 81;
purchasers "i Books anruTH'ing = FIVE
DuI!.AH- a!.d upwards Onr HltEk OF
BOOKS .ni,si-ts Of all tn" latest and h"H
,.ii,;nn> oi STANDARD AND NEW PUB.
LEGATIONS.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
i 2,rtrcr!,r!v rich III good Book. Tor the
vnung.
VI. have rrcrn'lv made Large additions
ro our 4tnrk ni BIRhE>. g prices are
Greatly rrdurt.d We are no" Offering an
nn,>u .i,v iarsr Variety of English and
A.nrri.sn Family Bihl-*. Pocket Bibles.
md the Ep-ro,lGl PRAYER Book, nj extreme
II low pric"s
"" a:r Special agents for several Sun.
d., School P hli>hins Houses. and have OH
hand supplies of rh"ir rrihrAri"nS.
All varirriss Of STATION ,RY, and full
aSSnrrtn.n. of SCHOOL BOOKS.
Our Store is SO uTran ed that >ifors can
exan,i,r the stock at their i"isurr. The
rri:.c Of each book j. m 'rke9 30 aS TO afford
pur..I, .s"r< every 'ari IiV
DperSnns resi- ling in the c"rnirT will
ple, hear in mini thar bv SEQ ling their or
iers % Us for any nnots puhi-h.d in Amer
ica, thew vii! he cnarge.l only the pTicr Of nc
bnok. we pay for the postage or express.
Address
Fe.aRTIrs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 269 KING STREET. lin the bcnd).
CHARLES ION, SOUTH CARCLlNA,
Ar7i! IS, 15-1v.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

THE GREAT Bto) pUS'F,tR
~ o. II III. cAM>nr a Az, 81, ill.,; a T.
sw,.., ITr;r. -, Il n.b.r au,Is and i,icr. of ,h.
v.,.,n fLs vi,,r ui .jr Iur il rrnars tl,. wastes
Of thu b. Il, With NV p,d xon. d ma -rial -
>cr.f,.ra Svuhill> Cuusnm,tInn, I. ln,du pr is
u>- I! c-.x II .h. SIR. nt v. uth. Iuu ,ry Mod.
In tl G,nrtis 4, ,.tl er uurts q: tr .tru Srre
tvcs St.nmnrui,> n ~chY rs from tin + r. n. Il
be " orsi 10 t,ls o.; SKIN di-,a--.. Ernptinrs. F.
ser >.Its Sea d H.m: ri. y W"r"". salt Eh.um.
Erv>i!,sirs Ac'r Black Spots Worms IN ,h-
F -sh iunn RS Car Gers il til.. NtTli,. and all
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COLU NJ BIA HOTEL
COLUMBIA, S. c.

COLUMBIA. S. c.
THHF PROPRIETOR takes pleasure in an
pounrInS that his "lrgan ,lS furnished
t~,ub.i-hmrn' is nov open far :hr accnnI-
modati.u OF cE; SIS. The rahlr viii al~a,>
b.. sunp!ied with every de'icacv ~ the >ea-
so--buth from New 7 rS md Cha leSr"n
Markets and no rffnrrs will b" spared :"
give perfect satisfaction, in every respect. I"
oilr pa r"lS.
Jan " NJ. SOa-aSN-
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GAMBLING REsoRTs ~ EUROPE.

GAMBLING RE>oRTs ~ EUROPE.
With this years end co:arS the
tina! Sqnvlchin- Of the beautiful
;,t,Ic spots devoIel To s'c!"ty and
gambling in Europe. The anS,srr
Emperor William of Prussia i
hound by his word I" close up
II on. "urg, Ba'i"l.-Badcn ANA
Wiesi,a'ieu. aud compel the hah
itneS To rriir" from places which
have t,vcu,ne more :ham homes Il"
them. i3vlginn haS caught the
moral scvri> ANA tho Senate ha>
prohibited gambling at Spa. S"
that the great continental summer
resorts vii: >onn he dcS"iatc cl tie
gambling fraternity, % the great
advanl&ge ot society.
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GreenyiIle & Columbia Railroad
Co,rxp,. 6 e. M:rch l. 1871.

COLUMBIA. S. g., M;rch !, 1871
On rrd after rune-,Iay, March |. the I"liow-
j. . Schedule vii! he uaIly. SUI days eX-
crpfed, con- rctE with Ni.ht TIaiLs "n South
l'y.o.iu. Rn.d up sud down, a:so with Trains
going SnutI, OH Charlotte, Columbla aud Ausus
n Railroad: =
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"What flower ef7besnty shall /
sosrry ?" asked n yeang spsnd-
tnri,: of lis .n,;serly governor.
70 w:;ich the governor replied,
18th q griD smiae, t:s-igola."
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Jcrrold says that young boys VIII"
marry old maids. ''gathcr in III"
spring Of life the gOlica fruits If au
tumn."
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W. T.. GOURDINE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOU RER. &c,
FRoN CHARLESTON.

Respectfully announces that he is
prepared to cut and fit gentlemens
suits to their entire satisfaction llav-
ing had large experience in the tail
orine business, and being constantly
supplied with the latest New York
Fashions. he feels no hesitancy in ask
lug for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate.
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v !. MAGILL Su e'i' fenuen: oi ! e p
JAMES NE GER GREEN. edical k%alnh er
Tnt COTTON S'a'-> E"nlp'uy ia G""rgI' ;
and Snrih :'aro:;l! En'"rrr.s", AMI i n
good :omir.;rr. ~! : .'nA :rI!r i,:rn'lhcd
.;!h The Interests nt .":H prnp"
This stara Is ably vrprr,rnrt! in ;ne gen.
eral management hv S"n'h Garolins D'r"c-
tors Laval l. ABNEY.
General Agents far North l. SnI'h Carolina.
WV. y. LAVAL. off q: Columbia. S c.
u W. ABAEy. u D.. ut E lgrhsId.
Jan. +, II, l-lv.