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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
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TIE GREAT ELc07 PURIFIER.
Ev =. '!rcp m ~" >ti:S.I'AEi.!l.!N RE-
SOLVENT Communicates thI0YGiI -" Hi""!.
Sweat. Urine AID either iiai'is aud jn;ce> Of Tie
>y-irn the @or q !iia i"r i, repairs tI:c wastes
q: The y, ,Lv with nrw ald suu1d Wa!rriai -
Scru:uiM. Syphilis. CONSUMPTION. tlamduar lis
't$c C!."rs in The Threat. N"u:h. iu;murS NrG!c>
III the Chants ;nd ":rr Paris q t!:r $ S:c,:!, Su!c
Eyes StrumuruuS a '>cha".r rS irGm IAs. Ears. %!t.
the wor>: In:,s ur SKIN rl>,:,>.S Erurt!ru$. T.
rcr Sores. >Gaid lead Ring W"rn,. salt EhcGm.
Errsiir'"<. -s:Gc. Black spots. Worms IN III"
Flesh. !un'r$. Cancers III lie Womb. aud all
Weakening :r; pain II! discharges. Ni%i'' swra:>.
Loss OF Sl1H! and al! W::.;cS OF Ii" III" l'I!c!-
PIE. are H.!i Ike curative ;angc ct tEi$ %unr'cr
.: Modern Chemistry. and Il lew days u-c will
lro.c 10 @iiy person u>i:tG it inr either q 'ir>c
luru,S Of ,!i,c:.>" is pUeLt power 10 cure them
I::!c l.!irrt. daily Incoming reduced 10y thc
wastes aEG G"cu:mpu>itnn that j. coNiinna!!y
Progressing >ucc-.ris il ar!cs.ing these was'cS.
and rr,.ir- tie sam" with new material made
from healthy i'iouG-a.d tbs the S.tES tf-t-
i'.ii:iLLihN will a&G does sccuTc--t cure IS
certain: tOr VIII II oIcc 1iIiS remedy commences
lis wrik Vi Tu iiicat!un. and succeeds III &;lnii.-
i.hiEr r!. loss "i w>i~S, is rr:a:rS viii be rap
i'd III ever" ,a" Tie !.at.em: VIII tecl Eiln.cii
growing t.e'tc: and stronger. The fUna dIGe>tirH
..rl'c:. r:tc itu!iICri"g, ~" 81 and weight
Increasing.
>;nt OILY does the SAEsh ?AEIL.I.rH LSs"!.-
VENT excel ~: %nnwn remedial a.. MS IN De ciI!e
ofEir"s:ic. Scr"!ul"uS. Constitutional. ard Skin
d;-e%>c> Lut :: Is rI!c ru!y positive Gu e inr
KrDN&Y hND BLADDER COMPLAINTS.
Urinary ard Womb diseases Gravel. Diabetes.
Dr0p-y. S;0Tpa:e Of ~&tcr lucoIt;Eerce oi
IT;rc. i:rirht'S Disease .t!bumaur!I. ai:d IN all
c;ScS where ;lc:c are riGk dust deposits. or III.
water is thick. cloudy. mixed with substances
like the white of AZ egg, ar threads Ike white
silk. rr there j. = !nrIhi,i. dark. hIioHS appear
arcr. and white luin-';r$t deposits. aud whc2
there is p!ickiEg. burning sensation wl!ea pass
ing wafer. anA ra;u i'll tie srisl OF the Back and
;lG!lm -" LU:ms.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

Tho conrrncatior oftbc second
R,nt;st Chnrch Of ;bjs cj,v were
astonished, on last Sunday morn
inc when their pastor, Rev. J. \.
C6ambIiss, at tho close Of the COM
,oun;on service. and lust before
tbey were dismissed, arouse and
aunounccd that his views on the
Subject OF communion had under
eone = change. IS erroneous
STATEMENTS have been Of what he
said on tn. occasion. enc Of our
renortc,s who was present, fu:-
n;shcs the following cor"cc; report
ofhis remarks:
Mr.. ChamO!iss said: lam about
30 make q statement which 7 feel
.h,t IN ;nst;cc 70 Won and mvsclf
cannot withhold. It will be
surprising, but / am sure YOU will
not doubt that | speak Gully rs |
am inpcllcd by the deepest con-
scientious convictions, And | DO
not make this announcement rash
ly but after LONG thought aDd
anxious PRAYER. FOR the fMure, l
,coHnot uyJprtuEc f.; maintain and
..Iefcnl tie uyoctics o. strict com.
soun;ou rs i u0,o pyeroHs in the
smey;con B07,t;n fIurihes For i
lonr time nv mind had been dis
.urbcd upon this point. When IL
was unsettled ] gave the benefit
or The doubt to the side which l
w.. aynectcd ir nav position to
:nn;,.";a. Two or thrcc times
,,"r.m (. ,,sv pastoratc have prcach-
eG O.; .ae Subject when requested
. 10 80. prescntiug the arguments
~ which our practicc is defended,
,r,, ! have pursued the same
,.,,nrso il nrjvate when the cues
ION v.s ,hrnst noon me- Brtuow
Thora srt,,od ,,tth;s conviction
.hnt orr saviour desired and ca
;o;naI that all his d;sciDIes every
cne saved bv his death, shoulC;
commemorate that death in the
ordinance of the supper 10 the end
o;,;,rn and that chile he also
6as;rr6 md onioiocd that every
6;..;n}n should he immersed rs the
49, .rt of obodiencc He did no,
make o> >Giuoucc uf conn union so
"a denend uDon the ordinance OF
hontism that one who should con.
sc;,ntionslv err in iutcment is to
80 n,,nner nf ohssrvin,e thc E,,tcr
ro,lJ hn thorrbv d;SoHaIif;cd and
nrnh;,;,oI frnn, ohssrvinr ,hr
frn,er In other words, that one
Who nrovi6entially or conscien-
t;srsly is unbaptizcd NAV still
com memoratc that death BY which
he feels tha, he has ncen saved. l
do not propose ROW "a, any time
10 make an arrum.ut upon this
cuestion unless YOU c:,i! unon me
- 10 80 Ny cay;r:. desire is 20
-, ,,o~,,;,,nI 20 Ioi} ,h,Sa nv
thoronrb convictions cvi.tlv and
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

A Western girl wouldn't bother
her father for L new dress: but
worked on i neight3r's farm until
she had earned IL
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
GT2eRy;.!e s Columbia Railroad,

COLUMBIA. :. e.. March !. 1871.
On and after WciLc,day. Marcl !. the i"i!ow-
ing Schedule will be rTn daily. Sundays cX
crIted comncctin: with Night Trains an South
carolina Road. up and down also with !rains
ruing South on Charlotte. Colum5ia and Ausus-
III Railroad:
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E. R. 2. 2
NIDNAT'S EtEtDE RELIEF

g sE.FS 5SsS EsSSRE E?S'E =, s.
ii a = - = - kSLLDA I-A] - --H
,,.r,,. r,,,, ,,-orsr PAINS
'''-'' 49, " ,
IN from ONE TO T"ENT? HIN J1LS.
e.~- ~,k,r n~,se
5sS SLS = EISSs
after reading tliiS advertisement need any one
>lFrT,i: Wi'Ii PAIN
I:tnN AE'S i:Ei.'F EEiifF i = Il IL.
i'rm EVERY PAIN.
il 'wH> ;Hc lr>t a:": u
TEE GNLE FAJN EEMEOI
that i,>taiy >;a;~ liz irn,t Ec'W:i:sIin, l"in>
ujia,: ;in ;iiiI,;i.,Ts arL cur. Cnn.c,: IONS.
wI,:.:;cr or,l; !.u,... >Iuni:c isUwci< Or CHER
,rar,I- 80 ,,r.a,, t. on. :i,:,'irat'un.
N Fn0& EET t. TWfNTI MINUTES.
nv l,u.. v:r, q: r>cr;l..':irrc :hc ll;:
lie i!iEi NAiIi' i:.r; ;-r:,.,!. !: ;.ru triln!cd.
Nrrrni!>. .;'.':"'a.c. u .I">'T@::: ii!'i I",a:.
VIA TA0Ti%S %ti,.:;,; Hi.AG* IAE*, EfLTkE rZEf.
::'il.hAh ~ i..\ uT i:lH hiirNHN ;>;,,,r,,
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iH!i','HN' i'NA H' i!t:- ,.xr.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

If Il, the a. like Toby We swear,
And the angel recorder enters it there,
Give Ms, then, the recorder enters il there
That the tear Of mercy vii! no; bio. out.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
Or. E. c. JON Es5,
SURGEON DENTIST.
NEWB BERRY, s. E.

y 7 " II .ItIt =. =
Rooms over Mr. Movers store, and in
front Of Herald Office.
take pleasure III Informing my rri"it;S
AND til" pHhi;: generally, ;i,at my denial
rooms arc COW open, and that am ;'rr,
pared to "Xtcrt" all work in NY profession
III i!;c Ho>; approved ma"u"r.
an dr,r.nireri TO devote M entire
t!r'c and energy 20 II: profession.
Ja:! J. > #.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

Nobody h!ayncS rich rlau for going with
his elbows oUt, because every Que hnoNs iIia:
he has GO: money enough - Ce: himself
new coat; but il IS unpardnnaH,c in 4 poor
man 20 go ragged. because every oar knp$z
,La; i is out OF his power TO do Otherwise.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
Tie commonwealth COOPERATIVE Co..
13S C.lalntc-S St., Ncw York.
Capital 100000. Charter Perpetual.


The oBJEc, of ;h;< COMPANY i TO furnish
10 ali hca!7iv persons mode for providing
for their families a'ter dciih. and still hive
he use ( their moncv u"i it i ncc!cl for
The r.r,ncnt If l,SsrS. AID then III such
small sums that nj prr>Dn|-'he poor m>n
is wei aS tl:r rch-r,.:. %,;!ii them ,c!Tc$ Of
it. adv::S.tageS.
Any person fifteen, anI not over >ixfv
wears cd, OF sound h,lv au'l mini. may h'>
come a mrm:,.r nf ;!i> Company hv pLyin.
an admission fee Of Ten Dollars, an Hnrui!
due OF rvn UullArs on III" first day Of JAnu-
uary in ,.acA vcrr. and Unc Dollar and Ten
Gents fDc each death Oi l member in tic same
Division.
They are ~ the Cnmnanv placed IL divi-
sion~ limited - 500 members, pf ;lhou: IL:
same aSc.
HOW 20 JOIN.
Srirl - the Company o: any OF it, agents.
aud "ct CircE';.r> viii !u! particulars. AID
blank An;'!:c l;iTM> for membership. which
YOU can i'll pHt an! rrUra with ;p!m!''aarc
ice. and (t acccr;cdt Certificate Will b'
made u%t aH,; son; ynH hv III m'il whi;h Sc
cures tn TOur heirs Is ':II::v dollars rs there
are members in yCur division II Tic time C!
yu"r G'l;l.
Tie U!Ti.r:s ::'ri Director: arc:
OHHIN EH!EK, Trr>;.!'':t.
JONATHAN :. CHRISTIE, Tice-Eie$i;!cH:.
/. y. CLARK. >"cr't&rv.
GEO. V. DE..INI.I;D, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
JUDGE WI. u. VEEDGH, H:ookl;n. y. y.
G. /. HOBART. E>q.. Pn,vr>ra. \ !.
c. \. >ri;AGUE, Brooklyn, y. \.
Ma "A 3l-ti.u
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

WARHlHG TO ScoLD!NG WlyE>-An
awful warning to >colding wives CONES
TO US from Milwaukee. y woman il; that
city WAS 'jaNiog' her children, the
ncist.ho,s, a hired ci;l, anl everybody
in general, when icr h"Sb%",. entered
aud intcrpo>ed a mild "crd. She
opened her mouth for sn angry reply,
but spaSm contracted! her cheek, hcr
lower jaw fell, and s~s co"ld neither
speak nol shut fer mouth, but remained
in that condition, her t"nC"c hu"G o"t,
and her eyes neatly started out O their
sockets. She hsl Gi>ioc:tcd her Jaw
bone in her violent ca;nrt to "ake a
singing reply to her husband. 4 sur.
scou wa> called, who reduced the di,'o'
cation, bound up her head, AID pre-.
scrbcd Cruel d;vi. The "il m1n Is
now enjoying the Gl!v:ss; time ne .">
had for forty Yeas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

An cxv;:atyc says: The unpleasant
odor produced by perSpirat;on is Ire.
qneutly the source ofvcXation 70 persons
Who arc subject to it. Nothing is sim
pier than 10 ivEIuvr tbs odur mere
cffectualy ;hen bv TIE apn!icati3" Of
such costly perfumes ard unsclt> as nc
now in Use. It is oHl necessary to n""-
cure some Of the compound splits e
ammonia. and l!::c "''ont tn" tatf"-
spoonSfuii in Il basin of water. Washing
tic face. hands anal arms with this leaves
The Slsi;: IS sweet and clean Is one cond
wish. The wash is perfectly harmless,
and very cheap. 1t Is rccomme::'vr! on
the authority oE :" cx?r;;c:!r:4 VAy>i-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
r?a.iot:e. Columbia G. ..uSUSta K. I.

40 ! iTaIu daily. No Tram dlIiE. sundays
excepted. Both trains max: ciuse c"nGetiInn to
al points North. South and West. No Train
makes close connection ~ Richmond 'or Virgin
il Springs.
Through Tickets sold. and Baggage checked 10
all pri cIra! points.
Standard Time-W Washington City Time.
+. = ALEXANDER. S"pt.
f. L. DORSEY, Genera! Freight aud Ticket
AGENT, June 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

a DLAST AGAINST ItbN Nd DANf u tNb
GAMES or EuA<cE.-'i'hc toiinwimg pre-.
amh!e and resolution, adopted 1T a ,nevt
ing of the ministers, lc:conS aM'. n!enI-
i.crs of th. Stevens Geek Church. held
on the 81 Instant, arc pnb:ia;:cd III lnc
t.:ig~t,:il Advertiser:
Whereas, we deem t',c i"c:ii@!tmcy q
oar churches duc uaini y to III" iHrA #
proper discipline; and whereas, ccrtaln
practices are a!;owc,; which 1t the same
time are not approved, therefore,
Resolved, That NC uHI;r iii nr@!HS
upon the churches 70 exercise Il more"
,i:il watch over their members; ;.!i'
that. in addition t. other l'la!n Violations
o: Uoi'< Word, We cur>i,!vr Tie i''!!n".
ing as oiicmccs mcritins t!,i: attention
and discipline, viz:
l>t. Indifference, especially Is mali.
:.>tri il not attending the meetings Of
tie church, and engaging in its work :;
in f,i.i"g to labor with, warn, and Ct
pcTSi>trnlj report members of The church
that arc known to I've in DISORDER. All III
refusing tc furnish pccnniary AID III sa>'
tanning ,jir church au,i n;mi>I:y.
2i. Ergaei;s in Gaaci"g rs ?Ta"'i""':
ut the present day. or giving sanr!:""
and encouragement IL It, by allowing il
; in their h0pse>.
81. Taking part in chance enterprises,
such as ordinary gambling, i"!tvrlvS
gift ENTERPRISES, e..
4th. Al kinds cf cvi: speaking ana
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

Smi,i.f.,1, Rhode Island. has h',:
Nhich It ! lhonght ;oay be tic oldest
bell in the world. il came Wit. rcin>r
copper from China, ard bears Gate 1863.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
EEiiALTH BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH h!niD-IN-
Ci:EA>E OF FLESH tND WEi'iiT-
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM
lLENIuN SECURED 10 ALL.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

IT ~ NIs9'I'INEt' ~,
Hunting us ort il Cnict retreat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
inner Schedule Spartaabnrg and Union

DOWN TRAIN. II TRAIN.
Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

r. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioneer
MO 316 Congress ST., will sell every evening large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suA
description of goods. Consignments not limited.
February IL, 1863 diff
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
: = : =
SOUTH CAROLINA.

REPORT oFETHET INVESTIGATING CoMAnTTRE.
?, COLUMBIA, Dec 26.-The report of the legis-
iative joint investigating committee, which has
been setting in New York during the summer
with B. FWhittemeFe as chairman, has APP
peared. 1t makes nearly 300 printed pages and
gives an elaborate review of the administration
OF the State finances since the installation of
the present Government. Regarding the State
debt, the committee declare that they cannot
believe other than the fearful truths that stare
us in the face; that the bonds and stocks print
ed by the American Bank Note Co, So, 54O,-
600, represent the liabilities of the State, for
which the faith or credit of the State, however
unlawfully accomplished has been pledged for
payment The contingent liability incurred by
railroad endorsements swells the total to 500
OO0,OO0. In conclusion, the report says :-'sThe
committee, in view of tn. atrocity of these dis
closures, the work of the present administra-
ton, or rather ring composed of the leading
officers of the Government of the State unhes-
itatingly say that the Republican party which
elevated them to power must show its condem-
nation of such treachery and knavery by an inn
mediate and united effort by legislative enact
ments as well as6y every other deliberative
measure, to bring to justice those who have
prostituted the authority with which they have
been clothed and so fagrantly and criminally
imperilled the trusts to them contided.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

were very severe, blocking up the roads and
breaking down telegraph lines. No trains ar
rived in Dubuque from the West from Friday
to Monday evening. ssicuB1 70 ( -
A prisoner in the St, Louis police station at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat
with the ragged edge of q tin plate which he
Z tore apart for that purpose. He will recover. 4
c. d. May, Secretary of the State of Oregon,
is supposed to be a defaulter to the amount OF
$4,000. An officer has been sent to Salt Lake
City to arrest him.
The Soldiers Home at Knightown, Ind, was
burned Tuesday morning. The inmates were
transferred to Dayton, Ohio.
John Simmons, drover at Albany, N. Y,
was seized by two highwaymeR Monday even
$1,000 '''N u Wv IL '''''''' anu
Edward Cougherty was killed and two others
severely injured by the fall of q staging at the
Globe Wooden Mills in Utica, N. Y, Tuesday.
Jacob Barker of Philadelphia, well known in
financial circles throughout the United States,
died Tuesday, aged 90 years
Hon: Horton ID. Walker of Portsmouth, N.
r., VIII receive the earnest support of that sec
ton OF the State for the Republican nomination
for Governor.
In Rondout, N. Y, DR.. Dewitt, the oldest
physician in that section, fell dead ut the bed
side of patient Tuesday afternoon.
Alexis has accepted an invitation to visit Chi
cago.
David Flacker of Binghampton, N. Y, at
tempted to murder his wife and commit suicide
sunday, but he only partially succeeded as both
will live.
The Cosmopolitan well near Oil City, Penn,
took fire from an explosion of gas, severely
burning six men.
Before Alexis left Buffalo he presented Pare
pa with valuable bracelet.
i, The New York Committee of Seventy declare
that the pamphlet published as the new charter
mas been prepared solely for the use of the COM
mittee to facilitate their labors. and is not in
tended to be presented to the Legislature.
Alexis arrived at Cleveland, O.. last evening
where he will remain until Thursday.
Struggled silk laces to the value of S25. 900
were taken in New York from the travelling fe-
male companion of Prof Lubn
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS,

Twelve buildings in Salina, Kansas, were
burned Saturday. Loss $50, 900 to 1000; in
surance small.
James Miller, grocer, of Nashville, commit
ted suicide Monday.
Mrs. Sturdvant of Nashville, wife of the Su-
perintendent of the Institute for the Blind kill
ed herself with kerosene lamp.
James Carroll was killed by James Mozart
ney in New York, Monday night, while the lat
ter was auelling a row in his rumshop
A boy at Hudson, man at Newburg, and
another at Cornwall, were drowned while skat-
Ing on the Hudson river, Sunday.
Alexis spent Christmas in Buffalo
One man was lost overheard from ship James
Foster during her last trip from Liverpool to
New York, and another had leg and arm
broken.
Ex-oomptroller Connolly spent Christmas In
Ludlow street Jail, and was visited by several
of his friends,
Charles johnson, q Brooklyn politician, was
fatally shot Monday by Robert Henry.
The Eastern Railroad at special meeting,
held Tuesday, voted to lease the Wolfboro rail
road, now being constructed,
Marshal Dency of Chelsea, Mass. was struck
and stabbed several times Monday morning
while quelling riot. He shot one of the riot
ers named Sheltoe, wounding him seriously in
the neck. A dozen of the rioters were arrest
ed
In Boston, Saturday night, William Dalton,
arrested for assault and battery with an axe,
committed suicide In the police station.
Business was generally suspended in st. Louis
Christmas and carousing and drunkenness re-.
sulting in brawls, in which knives, razors and
pistols were used, succeeded.
DR. Ebenezer Boyden of Billerica Mass, a
wealthy retired physician, aged 20 years, COM
mitted suicide Sunday
The recent snow storms in Northern Iowa
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

Ii you want pure Coffee you should make it
in your way to go to Wilson & Co.'S Tea Store,
IS Federal street. where they grind by steam,
daily. Their coffees are selected with great
care, and no damaged coffee is allowed to be
sold at their counter
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
BriefJottinus.

For account Of disaster to schooner Nancy R.
Hagan see marine column
The Portland claimants, not agents, may be
glad to know that two memorials, one for the
Senate and the other for the House, ON account
of the French Spoliations, have been left for
their signatures at the Merchants Exchange
No time should be lost.
Commander A. E. X. Benham, U. s. n,
Lighthouse Inspector for this district, has re-
Gently been superseded by Commander T. o.
Selfridge.
Hon. Eugene Hale and wife arrived in town
on Monday evening and are at the Falmouth
Hotel
The members of the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION will scarcely need reminder that the
anniversary ball will take place this evening at
City Hall. Holders of tickets are fortunate in
the privilege of participating in this delightful
entertainment
There will doubtless be large number of
people attracted to City Hall next Friday eve
ming to hear Rev. Mr.. Murray's new lecture on
'Deacons"
The subject of Henry Ward Beechers lecture
in the M. L. A. course will be 'The Redemp-
ton of the Ballot"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Hersey celebrated,
or rather their friends did for them, for the
affair was surprise, the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of their marriage at their residence Mon
day evening
Loring Short & Harmons Christmas Bulle-
tin of new publications, contains twenty pages
OF interesting notes on holiday and other books
OF the season, elegantly printed on fine paper
and illustrated with choice cuts, among which
are several of Konewka's silhouettes illustrat-
ing Shakespeares conception of Falstaff and
his companions.
Miss Crafts, who has just vacated the place
OF Assistant Principal of the North School, was
on Saturday last presented with some beautiful
tokens of remembrance by her pupils The
departure of Miss Crafts is real loss to the
North School.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
Domestic Markets.

WATERTowN, Dec. 26.-Cattle Market.-Receipts
beef Cattle 449 head market only moderately active
extra SOo@s25 first quality 100 a So; second
quality 90 a so; third quality 90 "a 50. Sheen
and Lambs-receipts 1929 head market dull and few
buyers present. sales In lots at 90 q 90 each; ex
ira 80,
20 NEW YORK Dec 26-Evening.- Cotton quiet; sales
~ bales; Middling uplands at 2Otc. Flour very
osin sa "a 5tSS oSs state 80 co. round hoop
9s2s. Wheat quiet; No Spring IL a So; Win
ter Red r. Western SO g 50; White Michigan 60
M 7seI old do 7stc. Oats dull sales 80 900 bush
Ohio at 81 q SEC. Beef quiet. Pork heavy; sales
2iOo Dds new mess "a SO; old do 10 90. Lard quiet;
q SIC. Coffee firmer; Rio 10 ohio. Naval Stores
hosn easier at % &c B. 90 for strained. Petroleum
dull crude lseI refined 23c. Tallow steady at Q
Freights to Liverpool heavy; Corn Cd.
,d CMcAGo Dec; 2s.Floar very quiet, Wheat
do at srn ssr S Ssma aS H No
ssa ss 'Ss s4y; , ss at &c. Ry
at ssc Green Meats dull and easier. Hams "a Sac
shoulders 81 3ac; rough sdes5 q $40, short rib SIC
do clear 81 9 SIC. Bulk Meats noiainal; hams 90 a
W se an % RsRss at auie 60
SOC asked. 1870
900 bush CORN Al 900 bush oats 5000 bush rye, 1000
bush barley, 1000 hogs,
Shipments@d oQa bbs -four, 1000 bush wheat, 1900
,SNs,r nNeh oats, i,VVV pusn rye,
bush barley, 5000 hogs.
CISoINNATI, Dec. 26.-Pork dropping at 10 rs a
10 32t Lard dull and unchanged. Bulk meats-full
prices asked but no demand; shoulders SC. Bacon
dropping; shoulders &C., Live Hogs in fair demand
and advanced at as a so; receipts for three DAYS
1900 head, Whiskey In good demand at Ole.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Flour unchanged. Double
extra rs q 6 80. Wheat-more doing; No Q Sprino
rs q 25t. Corn dull and shade lower, No
Mixed Az q 42c. Oats firm; No IS q Sec Pork dull
at 10 90. Bacon unchanged, Bulk meats drooping
shoulders q 5sc; sides "a &c. Lard dropping at
Ste for steam, Cattle dull and unchanged.
TotEno, Dec 26.-Flour unchanged Wheat quiet ;
Ao2 White Michigan 40; Amber Michigan Az
NO Red 40; No at 35t a SO. Corn unchanged;
high mixed 49, Oats unchanged; No | at 40e.
MILWAUKEE, Dec 26,-Wheat nominal No at
1Sa. Oats steadYi Mo- az 32ic. Corn dull and
lower; No2 Mixed at 4O3c. Rye firmer; No at CSC
No easier at 62tc.
Receipts-l,OOo bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat 5000
hogs.
Shipments-2,oOe bbls -four,
CHARLESTON, Dec, 26--,Qotton quiet; Middlng
upiands 400,
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2s.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands &c.,
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

last evening was the most astonishing one in
the experiments exhibited of any thus far dur
ing the Professor stay among us. 1t certainly
should have the effect of filling to repletion not
only Fluent Hall, but of requiring the use of
the largest hall in our city. Many new sub
jects were acted upon with the most perfect
success, some of whom went upon the stage
with the utmost skepticism and with the avow-
ed intention of resisting the influence claimed
to be obtained. One very intelligent lady be-
came alarmed at the effects produced upon her
son, and sent to have him released, but upon
the Professors assurance that no harm should
befall him allowed him to remain; the test was
splendid one Go and see these wonderful
performances