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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
sou& Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society

From an advertisement elsewhere 1t
will be noticed that the Stockholders OF
the Join, Stock Company and members
Of e?stove Society are requested to
mssE.ass Nanday the Sth of'Eebruary, at
Z o'clock, p. m., in Columbia. 1t is high
ly isnportan, ,hs, the meeting be largely
attended, auatwe urge upon the mcm.
hers generally 20 bear the same in mind.
The industrial interests Of the State
should occupy large portion Of the pub
lie attention. :.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERRY COUNTY.

By James C. Leahy, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, :. B. Chalmers hath made
suit to me 10 grant him Letters Of Admins
.ra,ion, Dcbonis non with will annexed Of
the Estate and effects Of DR.. Thomas
Thompson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, 10 he and appear be-
fore me, in /. Court Of Probate, 10 be held
at Newberry Court House, on the 24th day
Of January nexr. after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in lie forenoon. 10 Shew
cause, if any they have. why the said ad-
miniStration should no. oe granted. Given
under my hand this 9th day Of January
Apno Dnmini, 1871.
JAMES G. LEAIlY, P. ). NC.
Jan. II, 2-2t.
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ssTN. SUCCESSFUL SOUTH
ERN ENTEEPRISE.-Ofm msny new South
ern enterprises which have been undertaken
since the war none have met with greater or
more deserved success rhln the door, sash
nnl blind mandatory of Mr. p. P Toale, in
Charleston, S. G Bv hard work, indomita>
bic energy and liberal advertising. Mr.. Toale
has in three wears nut>trippcd all compct-
,inn and established j business which would
do credit to any city in the United States.
JAN 4. lin.
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r5Sy" PIMPIES AND BROWN

spots on lhe face, EruptionS, Blotches,
S..roculuuS Diseases AMI all sores arising
f:o:n impure blood, are c rcd by Or Pierce S
At Ex'. or golden Medical Discovery. As
rs Anti>BllinuS or liver medicine, and FOX
hahtGaI constipation Of the bowels it works
wonderful cares. Sold by druggists. Pam
fh:ct on the above diseases sent free. Ad-
dress d. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, \. y.
Jan. II, 2-1t
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LOOK IN at the Hrge additions that Love
LACE & WHEELER arc j:,>t adding 10 their al
ready immense stock Of goods, and at such
figures, that all will find it to their interest to
call in and take look before making their
purchascsclscwLcre. Dec II, 50-lf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

At Blonntsvillc, Ala, Lewis Kctchun,
vi. lisemhowcl.ed Burgess, was taken
from the Jail by disguised men and kill
ed.
Two hotel drummers got into row
abou. the merits of their respective
houses, in which one Of them was seti-
ous!y wounded.
An ex Southern slave in Augusta, Me-.
in difficulty with white man, rrceiv'
ell blow from a stick which instantly
killed him.
The Legislature is discussing the matter Of
marriage and divorce, with view 10 lie
paSSag. ofa divorce law.
Congress re.asSemhl"d Jan. +, viii:
scarcely GAO: um in each house.
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NOTICE.

In compliance with a resolution adopted
by the Society during the week OF. our re-
cen, Fair, the Stockholders Of the Joint
Stock Company, and the members Of the
'Son,h Carolina Agricultural and McchHnca
Society, are hereby summoned TO assemble
in Columbia, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth o.
February next. at 7 o'clock p. VI.
Hv order of JOHNSON HAG00D
b. WFArTArKES, Sce'y: President.
Jan. II, 2--tt.
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Sherif's Sale.
7. Eo,,;+, Eowhorrv

In Eqnity-Newbcrry.
Daniel E. Sease, Adn'r., VS.. Andrewi Shec'
" and wife, ct al-Order.
Bv order from the Court Of Common flcas
for Newbcrry County, l will Sca at the late
residence of John Sease, decd, in Lex'ng-
ton County, on the 4,h day Of February
next, the Real Estate Of said decd, con-
tanning
So Acres. more or less,
Living on Bear Creek, in Lexington Coun-
ty, adjoining lands Of Martin Chaplin, Bel
ton Lever, and Others, which land is 10 be
sold III two tracts. according 10 the division
made by the lrsa,ees, and designated as the
home Place and the pincy woods place, one
Of which containS 3494 acres and the other
1921 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale-The costs Of these pro-
cecdings and one third 10 be paid in caSi',
and the balance on a credit OF twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, With
bond and approved <urc;ies, and mortSag"
OF the premises. The purchaser MAY pay al
cash ii desired.
THOS. u. PASSENGER, s. y. c..
Jan. II, 2-4t. tl3.5O
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rS3n ORR YOTNG TOW

EEy" OUR YOUNG TOWNS
man, Ira B. Jones, is the agent here for ''.Al>
lens Chemical Compound Soap" md will
furnish l fright" to make the same to any
Der>on for 81. lie has thoroughly and salts
'factorily tested this compound and pro-
nounccs it excellent. 1t is surprisingly cheap.
simple, powerful, rapid, efficacious and en-
,irriy uniniur;ous 10 fabrics. For Sl.5o
enough of This compound can be made 10
.lasr an ordinary FANNY one year. The labor
attending the old manner of washing is di-
miu>hcd thrce-fourthS the tire, and the
clothes rendered beautifully white and clean.
. .Economv, sense and progress say Try it,
Dec. 2l.
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STATE SOUTuCAROLINA,

NEWBERRy COUNTY.
By James c. Leahv. Probate Judge.
Whereas, William 4. Williams hath made
suit 10 me 10 grant him Letters Of Admins
tra,ion, of the Estate and effects of Mrs.
Sarah Thompson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said ceased, TO be and appear be-
fore me-, in the Court of Probate to be held
at Newbcrry Court House, on the oath day
Of January next. after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon. TO shew
cause, if any they have, why the said ad-
ministratiou should not bic granted. Given
under my hand this 9th day Of January
Ammo Donini, 1871.
JAMES C. LEAHY, p. ). y. C.
Jan. II. 2-2t.
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Rev, w. S. Bowman. Of Charleston, will
preach in the Lutheran Church next Sunday
morning. at which time Rev. II S. Wingard
will be installed Us Pastor Of the Church accord
ing TO the form in tine Book Of Worship.
Divine Service may be expected at st. luke's
next Sabbath. by Rev. Nj Miles. assisted b.
Rev Mr.. DUB, se, Of Abtrville. lie Sacrament
will Le admiu is:ercd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

itH Isp.sPYSslBLE-Nc family circle is COM
piete without rood singer, aud how is that ~
lre helped. says "ur. when no member Of the FAM
,i!Y hJs the gift ? There is nothing easier. g."
1t once .u the store OF me>srs. Chick & Chick,
aud pu CHASE one OF the Dcw Singer Family
Sewing Machines. the best machines rade. II
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Mr.. Fretwcll, tobacconist, of Virginia, now
in town, will accept our thanks for samples
of the weed. One of his brands of which VIC
believe DR.. FAINT is the agent, is choice ar
,icle, every plug CT which is neatly wrapped
in paper to secure it against drying. Tob%c>
co chewers will take notice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

FREIGHT RUN OFF.-The down freight
on the G. 4 C Railroad made two run offs
on Monday last between Frog Level and
Pomaria. Seven cars we learn were off, but
no one hurt. The mail was detained until
toward, night, and even then was not diStri-
buted for the reason that the bag containing
it llad been fitted with new lock, the key for
which had been left behind in Columbia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Says the Reading Times: Let the young
remember that to be successful there must
he trutbfu:ness upon sll points, sobriety at
all times, and never tagging Industry. Thcse,
with strict honesty will insure success with
out the probability Of future; for in this
widely extended country of ours 20 nun
need he without :hc means of obtaining
wealth, if that be his desire; distinction, if
such be his thoughts; or, what is far better
than all, happy home.
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E5S THERE \ RE VI 4 y Y

good naturcl fellows who have paid the for>
felt Of their lives, in not availing themselves
a slight aiIment. "Only cold, and Only
4 sour stomach" have dug many gra C.
Do not neglect your health Take the cclc-
bratrd "Old Carolina Bit;crs they will
prove fountain or renewed life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

The XIX Century, published in
Cha lest i, has been purchased BY
Mes>rS.T. :G Livingston & Co, and -*fl
be hepcefJr,h edited by he principal of
Tic firm.
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An Ugly Chapter.

The Columbia Phoenix chronicles the
killing Of Mr. 4. F. Dubard, an oh and
highly respected citizen of that district.
He&as shot ard killed on the pubic
highwaya, on. Thursday afternoon last
The incentive to the murder was money.
No clue to ascertain who was the perpe-
srasdr, except that marks Of fat feet
were found near the body.
Anthony Johnston, cc'ored Trial Jus.
ticsoT: Spaftanburg County, was shot
anSIit;slsd by unknown parties near his
hoose'on The 29th ult. 1t was brutal
ns;5ssr::. :.
.Is:nes Uanmett, a colorcd man, says
thesame paper, the Spartan. was sh",
wits an. Eafcld rife and killed, by Har
ry Jackson, also colored, on the same
night.
ThecGsecnville Enterprise says that
Alleck Cox received death wound at
the hand Of Amos Hudsens, both COL
os-d. The weapon used waS pistol
The killing occurred at wedding, at
which there was whi>key.
An aGray occurred in the peishbor:
hood>of Lebanon Church. says the Alb
hev,lle Press. in (which Calhoun Hamb-
lin xSS. StahArti by his older brother
Lafayette HsnbIiins :. I:hhe. wound is a
dangerous one, hot i,epes7are entertained
that the wounded man will recover.
rhe E'lg-h-ld Advertiser says:
On, Wednesday. the 2l>t ult. the
dwelling Of Mrs. Robert Rsmho, 4 lady
living in the ncishhorhood of kirksey'S
X B,ad> was hurnrd to the ground. with
furnisu-e. provisions. and everything in
fact which it contained. Loss estimated
At 81 2DO. No insurance. And on Mon.
day night last. We regret to state, the
dxhains. kitchen and S,noke. .houSe Of
Arsemus lI"lSon. ESQ, were entirely
conx,i,aed. Mr.. HolSon was not insured.
and his loss is sai'i 10 not less than 8,
600. ~. "a
The Lsuiensvitlc Herald says:
The gin house Of DR.. john 4. BarkeS.
dale, with about seven bales Of cotton,
nn.t q, larg- amount Of cotton seed. was
burnt on the afternoon of Wednesday
last The fire occurred while the gin
vas running. and is supposed to have
been caused by match accidentally
,lroo,,e,i IL, the cotton. or placed there
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

WANDo FERTILIZER REDUcED.-AtteD-
tion is called to the advertisement Of McSsrs.
VIM. C. Duke, ( Co., of Charleston, from
which it will be seen that the price of the
Wando is greatly reduced. This Fertilizer
needs no recommendation from us. :he plant
ers ali know its merits. All that We need
say IS, lay in your supplies early. aud apply
TO Moorman 4 Maybin, who are the agents
at NoEbcrry.
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COMMERCIAL.

n wsERRY. S. c.. Iaruary 1o-Cottou 49,.
COLUMBIA. January 1a.-Sales' OF cotton yes
terday, about 3, baleS-middling l3..e.
quiet-uplands 4 u; Orleans s;;5;1 sales
l2DOO. bales.
YonK. January 81 .M.-Cottou firm
er and fairly active, with aales Of 4,6N bales at
15!. Gold l a IL.
AUGCsrA, January .e.-Cotton market hrmerT
sales 626 bales; receipts S16; midd!lng l4 ~
ding l4'Z 14;; receipts 1869 bales; sales 80;
stock 33.975.
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Left at Harris

Several articles, shawl, saddle bags AMI
two bottles Of Alchohol, have beer left at
a. Harri.,' which the owner can have by
paving for this advertisement.
Jan ii 2-lt.
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MAsoNIc.-The following officers have been
duly installed to serve Amity Lodge, No. 81,
4. F. NJ, during the present Masonic year:
Bro John o Peoples. W. NJ; Bro. n. L. Ma
zyck, $. W.; Bro. jeff L. Brown, J. w; Bro.
Vim. T. Tarrant, T.; Bro. T. S. aIoorman, S. !;
Bro. e. NJ. Girardeau, S. D.; Bro. H. p. Tar
rant. J D.; Bros. Peter Rodlesporger and J. F.
Glenn, Stewards; Bro. W. G. johnson, T.
The following are the officers Of Signet Chap
ter, No. is, Z. A. ~. Installed for the present
year:
Comp. VIM. e. Mayes, N. E. II. T.; Comp.
Peter Rodlesperger, King; Comp. R. Fl. Creme
ker, Scribe; Comp. John 0. Peoples. c. of H.;
Comp. ". II. WIscman. T. S.; Comp. G. ".
Girasdcau. Il. A. c.; Comp. James Mcintosh,
e u. 81 V; Comp. a. G. Maybin, & VI. I'd v;
Comp. Albert Lucas. G. N. lst V; Comp. K. S.
Chick. Treasurer; Comp. y. b. Mazyck, Sec'y
Comp. ". C. johnson, &eLti"el. e..
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Agents waited for the Lee Memorial Volume

The University Publishing Company
are Iun.iouS to secure the services of
ageatS for the sale Of this attractive vol
u,ne. Old Confederate soldiers, teach
e-s, ladies and others, will do good
work : ir a good: cause by taking this
matter in hand.
Apply: 10. University Publishing Com
pany No. I Bond-st, New York.
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: ~,."FiIE SWEETEST PLEAS.
nre IS ttt soopct conc" but the great lux.
urv of health dcr,rrd from the use Of SUN
TER BlTTEEs is lasting.
.,J,rn. ii At.
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LOCAL.

Several new, large and handsome locomo>
tives hare reached the G. & c. L K. from
the North. Two Of them bear the Names
Gov. R. X. Scott, and Col. Jamcs L. Orr.
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MARRIED.

On the S h inst. by Rev. E. ?. McClintock,
Mr.. ALBERT GIBSON TO Miss BETTE,
daughter. Of Jos. Caldwell. An of Ncwberry
Associate Reformed Presbyterian please
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The Laurensv;tlc Herald says:

Kentucky has in its Legislature n
Bright, Blue and Bunch, = Hind
man and Holer.an, a Lowe and 4
Lr,lc, 4 Wolfe and Fox, QHick and 4
Payne. 4 GsaSs AMI ! Combs, a Diamond
and Silyer,ooth, Duke and Pope,
and 5 Riddle to find ont.
South Carolina has in her Legislature
Burroughs, a Barber, two Greens, a
Nash. Owens, Rainey, Rose, a
Smal!s. Barker, Hurley, Smart, a
Crews, q Moses, and 4 Yokum and
Whipper 10 help make up the team.
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HOUSE AND LOT,

in the Town Of Ncwborry, on Main or Pratt
street. bounded BY lands of D. Mower, 5.
Montgomery, Associate Reformed Church
and others, whcreon Mrs. Sally Ann Thonp-
son reside! nj the time Of her death, contain
ing TWO acres. more or less.
4 Plat OF which will be exhibited on day
CT Sale.
Terms OF SALE-Onc half Cash, and the
balance on credit Of twelve months with
bnnd Of purchaser secured by mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser 10 pay for stamps
and papcrs. T. II. PASSENGERS. n D.
Jan 10 1880.
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SCRAPS The WeS ther is still intensely cold,
ard ice formed curing the cold Saturday preced-
ing Christmas is still to be seen.
IIark from the tombS do.eiul sound! was the
exclamation after hearing the lecture on Christ
mas night ca the Cutacombs. 1t was doleful
:ffair.
4 man with an enlarged capacity took q bait Of
oysters at Durham Lovelaces store the other da y
amounting to four pounds. and topped tn, mess
with box Of sardines. III NV is that for high,
Ed?
Are We never going to have stamps any more
at the post Office"
Have the courage to wear your old clothes nm
til you can pay for new opes. And be sure new
or leave town till you pay for your subscription
to the Newberry Herald : 49,: =.
Our paper is Put to press on Tuesday at
O'Clock, but advertisers forget this and bling in
their notices Just before rllat hour, when they
could have brought them on :Monday as well.
Wetry TO work up to time and have a system
aud grow cross-eyed when our patrons through
careIessness put us to.inconvelieuce
The information is gratuitously conveyed
to US that We arc to be Clicked" any day be-
tween this and two wears, if that length OF
time I've necessary. This is unpleasant. and
We beg the pugnacious indiyi4uA to put of
the evil day as long as possible, and in the
meantime practice the licking Of postage
stamps. from which no danger viii accrue.
They met, twas in a crowd-and a portion
of what afterwards bcfcll, VIC tell, in TWO
short verses. Who they arc it matters not
"IIiS heart when he saw her, kept sinking
and sunk,
And his eye, meeting hers. began wlnking
aud wuuk,
While she in her turn, fell to thinking aad
lhunk.
in secret he wanted to speak, and he spoke,
To seek With his lips what his heart had
long >okc,
So he managed to lc; the truth leak, and it
loHc."
More anon. -
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES, ,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Banker & Broker, No. rs Broad Street
JANUARY q, 1871.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY

STATE SxcURIrIEs-South Carolina, old, "a
S.; DO new, 40; do, reSist'd stock, e1 int
IS.
CITT Observation-Disclosures. Ga. Bonds "a
IS; Charleston. =. e.. Stock. c1 Or int. "A 81;
do. Fire Losn Bonds. 6Sa -; Columbia, 5. G.,
Bonds. - GO.
Balboa D RuHps-Blue Ridge. first mortgage
Goa; charleston aud Saw aunah, G31 .; Char
lott-. Columbia 4: d Augusta. - s.: Chrra~
and Darlington, IS IT,; tirrenvi!!e ard Columbia,
1st mort, S;a -: do. State guarantee, Is a;
Northeastern. IS -; savannah aud Charleston,
lat mort. IS: do State guarantee. 69a =;
South Curolina, - 10; DO, g.; SpartzLb burg and
Union. a -.
KA1LcoAp 5rncKa-Chnrlotte Columbia and
Augusta. - ~; Grcenyille and Columbia. 2
Northeastern. l3a Savannah and Charles
ton, - a g.; South Carolina, whole shares, a
Al: do. half shares. n!.
EXCHANGE. &c-New York Sight, on par;
Gold, ITO ll2; Silver. l03a--.
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Nm cTrrEScEI!T, SC

Try Wincman's Crystalized Worm Candy
none better! Jan. IL, 2-1t.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ Of FIcri FAcias to rzo
directed, will sell on the first Monday ia
February next, and day following, at sheir
Store House, in .he Town Of Se~berry, 90.
Pratt Street, the remaining stock Of goods,
consisting in part Of, viz:
One lot CT Dry Goods,
One lot Clothing,
One lot Hardware,
One lot Cotton Yarn,
One lot Cutlery,
Powder and Shot,
Lot Boots and Shoes,
Hats,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes. Nolasses, Soda,
Starch, Tea. Candies, Pickles,
Soap, Kcrosine Can and Oil,
Table Salt, Mackerel, Looking Glasses,
Spades, Salmon in Cans,
Axel Grease, Brass bound
and Painted Buckets,
Tubs, Selves,
Backing,
With sundry other articles.
,, Levied on a, the suit OF Thos. u. Lake, W
Honseal i Jones =:
Terms OF s.le-CaSh. =. . .
THOS. II. PAYSISGER, s.z.c.
Jan. II, 2-4s. tlS.eo. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

The LApy's FRIEND. published by Dea-
con & Peterson. is 4 magazine which every
lady reader of the Herald ought to be sub
scribec 10. The January or New Year num-
Der surpa<Ses anything this elegant monthly
has hitherto accomplished. We regret no.,
having space 70 enumerate The striNinSly
heautifu! features OF This particular number.
and adv-e our readers to subscribe 1T once,
and >ccure Il sreat for twelve months Club
hid with ;he llerslL, Tue price for both is
40.
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State of South Carolina,
County of Newberry-ln
Common Pleas.

Ebcnrzer r. Chalmers as Admir-, &C., Of esG
Of Jno. C. Chalmers, decd, a Raintt6. Va
Emma E. Eagburg and John Esgbure hss.
husband, and others, Defendsnts-CoG.
plaint for Relief.
BY virtue Of Il G order in the above case
to me directed, will sell on Sale-day il
February next, a: Newberry Court Houae.
ali the Real Estate Of which the said Joha
c. Chalmers died, seized and possessed, eeo>
sisting Of
400 Acres of Land,
more or le<s-of which plats will te e1hib-
tied on dav Of sale-bounded BY lands ez
Estate Of Thomas i. W. Chalmers, Elizabeth
Butler, John Hays, Mrs. Campbell and
others.
Terms Of Sale-One third for cash; tho
balance on a credit of on. and two year,,
with interest from dav Of sale, with bond Of
purchaser and mortgage of premises to
secure the same. Purchaser TO pay for
stamps and papers.
THOS. u. PAYSINGER, s. &C.
Jan. II, 24t. 1850
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WHAT IS HEADACHE In nine cases out
Of ten the source Of headache is not in the
BRAIN but in the stomach. Indigestion is
the most frequent cause. Tho digestive
organs being diSordered, they derange the
action of the liver, the bowels, the kidneys,
and the nerves, and the whole sccretivc
and excretive machinery being as it were
thrown ont of gear, the brain suffers.
Restore the natural tone Of the stomach
and bowels with few doses Of
Tarrant's SeItzcr Aperient,
and headache arising from this canSe is at
orce arrested. This delightful preparation
is the best remedy for chronic and period
cal hradache at present known, and ahso-
utrly invaluable as a stomachic and gentle
cathartic.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jan. II, 2--2t.
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STRANGE IF TRUE Strange and mysterious
things happen in this life, and 90 frequent are
they as only to excite passing exclamation. In
proof, let US ssk how many Of our readers re-
member a certain beef transaction alluded to
some time stree, in which good citizen con-
trscti ing for share and share Of choice as we'll US
Indifferent meat continued ak the while to re-
ccire the so.riest parts; and has eversnce endea-
yored to .cordrct himself in accordance with the
precept ''do nuto Others" uutii one Of his ac-
quaintanccs in attempting in his usual friyo
manner which he Inherited from his fathers.
and by the way the Whole family were GSew ise
addicted, aud! from that time to the present.
which covers period Of several months if not
years. has invariab y followed the strange custom
which in any othc, courtry and under any other
government than the best the sur ever shone up
on, would entit!e him and his rostcrity to rank
with many who Lave genc before sud for which :,
notwithstanding the advice of numerous friends,
and. dear relatives, Ee has continued to practice
with wilfu!ncsS absolutely startling. aud which
is calculated to excite wonder and awe, that in
| this nineteenth century men are found 50 devoid
of reason and consideration not only for coramu-
mites but for their own families who are Deepen
dent upon them ior support We would not have
alluded to ;hs me auoiioIy affair. but that it is
cur duty as Journalists to make an expose of ali
things as they happen, and We sincerely trust
tha! the moral which lies at the bottom may be
productive Of lasting good to all those who are
lihe-minded, and persist, to the Getrimcnt of
their LeighLors, il pursuing tho same course.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Six to Eight Hundred DOL
lars to Loan. Secured by
Mortgage. Oh Real Estate,
situated within one mile from
the Court House"
-: Address, 3. II.