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at the last commencement 81 reference To
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an apple tree from which be tins year
gathered ioriy.lwo ana a haIi bushels o.
spples. The tree i siNly-iiEe years oId.
lts branches spread over an area Of lilty'
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man named Cmbo had a quarrel 81 Bur-
4 lington on Thursday over some book.
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Nomaus ai4 sta ans C.ii lfy8s shoes and rnh-
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Ennpe Albums Ia,., e,c
Diaries for 1872.
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Jamtlga, VI Nos 1ib, 1911 2litia
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tale much pleasure In saying that IN
uoa offering 20 the pubhe isr stock ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

| WANTED-TWO ENERGETIC. PUSHING Statesmen,
w Tor retail fancy dry goods store In an adjoining city
none put tnoronehy competent hands need apply between
X ana Monday, 70 W. WILKINSON, at SA Church a., New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24

WhNIED-A SITUATION As HousEKEEpER nv A
lazy o. re0nemenii IL perfectly capable of taking
' u iergc ~ small house, woul1 prefe! South and
ase where she would be with T,rp~rt ant gality
We ttfen't. Adilefs Mia FRANKLIN, Derad y lcc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.

MEXICAN WATCHES, CUKOO CLOCKS, Our
N mapufacturni French and American Clocks Jewellery
Diamonds. silyer,are. A. fRANkFlELD A CO.'S, ~
nxth avenue Fourteenth srue and 3s3 Eighth ave
Sue, corner Twenty. sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24

A RTIFlClAL TEETH A SPECIALLY -BEAUTiFUL
~ Smm teeth, " each Sets OF continuous Gum Tset,
ana qualification Tor doiue all kinds OF work
J. T. KENNEDY, IA Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24

WANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN, DESTROYS OF
exchanges to join select evening Glass; forming for
private instruction by bookkeeper and account
ant Address BALANCE SHEET, box lao Herald Uptown
Branch Office, ,246 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
DENTISTRY.

AN ENTIRE UPPER SET FOR Tle-PRINrEu
guarantee given Tor i've years. Persons wba call die Nv
once they could nc, believe they could re snch
beautiful $40 sets satisfied VIC practise as we nvusa
Nitrous gas given. Business cs,ab ished 20 years
Irs. BERNARD h kRnASuA
ool wos' Inii;ieii street, near Eighth avenue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
SOLUBLE
p A ACIFIC GUANO.
PRICE $40 CASH, WITH USUAL AID.
VANCE EOR TIME.

PRICE $40 CASH, WITH USUAL AID.
VANCE FOR TINE.
EXPERIENCE IN TIE USE OF THIS
Guano for the past six years in this State,
for Cotton and Corn, has SO far established
its character for excellence rs to render com.
mcnt unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy
Of the Company to furnish tho best Con.
ccntrated Fertil zer aL the lowest cost to
consumers, this Nuano Is put into market
this season Mt the above reduced price,
which the Company il enabled to do 10y
reason o! its large facilities aud the reduced
cost Of manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season
are, as heretofore, prepared under the per-
sonal supcrintcndcncc Of DR.. st. Julian
Ravcncl, Chemist of the Company at
Charleston, 5. G., hence, planters may res,
assured that its QUALITY and COMPO-
SlTlON Is precisely the same ns that here
ioforc sold. Az the present low price every
acre planted can be lcrilized with 200
pounds Of Gnaro nt II cost not exceeding
the present value Of 50 pounds Of cotton,
while experience has shown that under
favorable conditions OF season and culliva-
ton the crop is increased by the application
from two to thrcctolh the natural capacity
Of the soil Hence, under no conditions
could its application fail to compensate for
the outlay. Apply to
N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
No rs East Bay and Nos. and : Atlantic
Wharf, Charleston :. T..
JNO. s REESE il co General Agents.
Nov. 20, lS-:'m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
PACIFIC GUAXO COMPANY'S
COMPOUND
Acid Phosphate of Lime

FOR CON POSTING WITH COTTON SEED.
Price &25 Cash, with Usual Advance for
Time.
THIS article is prepared under The Supcrin-
tcndcnce of DR.. ST. JULIEN R.\VENEL cX-
prcS>ly for composing with cotton seed.
1t WAS Introduced by this Company two
years ago. and its use has fully utlcStcd its
value. 900 to 250 pounds Of this article per
acre, property compoStcd with the same
weight of cotton seed, furnishes tho planter
with Il FER riLlZER Of the highest excel
lcncc at the smallest cost. y compost pre-
pared with this article. us by printed drcc-
tionS furnished, contains nj. the elements of
fertility that can enter into Il irSt-cluSS FER
TlLlIER, willie IFS economy must commend
its liberal use to planters.
For supplies and printed directions for COM
posting apply to
j. N. ROBSON
AGENT PACIFIC GIANO COMPANY,
No GS East Bay and Nos. | and 9
Allrn'ic Whaf, Charleston, :. G..
INO $. REESE 4 CO., General Agents.
Nov. 20, dS-}m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
NEW } Il " Il l. r Y
w Nj. GLAZE.
COLI MHI.t, ). g.

COLI IMHlA, s. G,
Is now opening Gao selection Of Ladies'
aud Grn's EugliSh, Swiss aud American
WATCHES. SOLE Agent for the celebrated
Pauline Watch Company, Philadelphia. -
Goh! Chains, VEST, Opera. thutrhlnrS, IT,
"nIirr Necklaces, Diamond Rings and
Brooches, Frnrl.--iull nnd hall sets.
sILVER-WAIE.
make this line Il specially. Al SILVER
sold hy me guaranteed equal To coin. Some
han'l>om" goods in this lite, suitable for
Bridal Gift.
PLATED WARE.
Tea SETS, Cups, GnhlrI>. Casters, SpnonS
aud Forks, lcc Pitchers, E,,E S,alLs, Coffee
Urns, ~.
CLOCKS.
tHtirry, Pocket ahh Table knyee
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS.
Guns EngliSh Dru',c Barrel, Rrrrch.
io'dinr Rifles, I.irl"r Rifles Air Guu$, and
tnil stock Of Svo, Ting GnolS Dupont Il
Hazard Powder; Pistols of variuus ). vlrs.
JET AND KoNN GOODS.
WlLIitM GLAZE,
One dGor NCrth scott X Co.'S Banknp House.
Nov. I, i --:'.'.
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POPULAR AND DW PRICED
DRY GOODS HOUSE
w. D. LOVE 1 co.
tOL(J s ~
UMBGA, S. G.

WE are prepared To show n nil line Ut
Fall and Winner Gno,l<, Sr,r,r,lwj,h great
car" Tor this market, in irw n,A cl,nira
STYLES, h"ugh, Of frs, Homes ut low yrires.
Oar Statesmen are polir and attentive,
| and HIu take pleasure" ia slInwinS customers
fail lines "I tit" newest goods.
nnr stock comprises all the most hc.irn-
h'" mates OF Dress Goods, Shnwls, Cionks,
Sacks, S.wkingS, tAIiris, Rugs, Flanncls,
BInk",s. Hosiery, G"vrs, Underwear,
Whit" t;""dS, l.inrn Table DAmask. Nap
kinS, n". lies, To" rl"g. Linen and Cation
Sh"rtnE and Shrting%, li",nrSlm,.-, Checks,
S''fr"S, iinS"rS, FrkInG$, Jeans, rwrrtIs,
GasSimrrc Cloths.
Velvet Hhh JnS. tollaI>, Cuffs, cravu,s, Ties,
and Bows.
Our white D,c$S :ihir, is The best IN tho
State for the mnnry.
Grani'rr,llr ll"m"spnns and Pcndlcton
Yarns nt Factory P,irrs
We keep every k,nh oi goods needed hv
thr members "I every household, an, make
us" OF this paper to tell the prnplc WHERE 10
| find thcm
W" are Agents for the Empire Sewing
Na, nin". nIIr ol iI' l'rst nnatlr
Onr WhnlrSul" Room il full Of Goods
needed hy country Sto,rkrrwrS, NJ low
down prices.
We cordially invite MI to Inspect our
! large nn,l aur.rriv" stock when in Golnm-
| l'ia, "r sent us y"ur or,lriS which " i'll la w
| our i,'.t attention.
| W" keep only The best ,mkrs Of goo.ls.
nd hhv" but ONE PRICE.
| Samples srlh tom arp'r"iion) ly mnil.
| W. ID. LOVE Il CO.,
| tolumIi, Ilnl.l Bul,Iim.,
M"iI Street, Columbia, :. &.
". ID. LOVE.
! l.. i. MrCEEEEN.
| So, I'm,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
A. PALMER

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS
IN DRY GOODS, Notions, Furs, LnccS,
EmbroiIrrics. Gioaks, $hawis, um'rcllus,
Carpets, On-Clol,s, Trunks, NaIiSrs, SAT.
chrlS, Millinery Goods, BonncltS, Flowers,
Feathers, Ribbons, Nclvc,S, Satius, S.lk.,
Window. Shades, Window Coruirc$, Window
DamaSSs, 'al cring, Wall Decorations, Oil
Paintings, ,Cliromo>, Steel En.rav;ugs,
Autographs, Upholstery Goods Of all kiadS
DrcsS-rnaking in all its branches MAnuf;,c-
turing Rooms where we are maLing up suits
for less than the materials OF Il suit often
cost. Our maximum stock orthc year is now
III store, making such display OF goods rs
we never End before, fur snrpnSSiuS anything
outside New York city. Being thoroughly
alive to the times and with ample ability,
places Ms iI position to offer our patrons
great advantages, and in prices guarantees
ing them to Stvc money LyAlin. with u.s.
City anu country merchants, jobbcrS and
retailers, will find they can save money anu
long railroad travels by looking tin uuph
onr goods. Il G. SILVER Il CO.,
Dec. Il 10 If. Columbia, :. &.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
NEW STATIONERY N0USE,

NEV STATIONERY HOUSE.
E. R. STOKES
HAS just opened, in the ncw aud hand
some building immediately opposite the
PhUniN office, on Main street, a complete
stock of
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Of
Flat Papers of Cap, Denny, Doublc-Cap, Me
dium, Royal, Supcr-Royal, and Imperial
sizes, which will bc sold in any u,tnntity, or
manufactured in.o Blank Books ct any size.
ana f"'cl to amy pattern, and bUanl in any
style, at short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless variety-all sizes, colors and quail
tics.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Iuvocr ami Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS AMI DHAUGHrSMEN will
ina Il complete stock nf materials inr thcr
use Drawing Paper, In sheets and rolls,
hrlSt"l Boards, Postal Paper AMI Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water Colnr>, in cakes and
ooNrS' brushes, Clay"ns Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL, STATlONERI
frrr'y description: II great variety u con
fcn'rIli anh useful articles for both rcuelIcrs
and Pupils.
ALSO,
fhoto%rhh Albums. Writing Desks. Port
'"inS. Cnbt>, with boxes, and il Countless
variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock of Cold Pens
anu icncil Cases, supcrbly-m ,uutsL Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet ulL Ouru.lac, InR,ibh
anu Copying: Muciluyc; CheSS and Back
Enmmon Men and Boards Visiting and We'd
'lIng Cards, aud everything usually kept in Il
EISsa Class Stationery House,
Which the subscriber intends this shall he.
lie VIII still c0nhurt his HtNnERY and
HLANk BOOK MANtFAcrORI aud PA
iEE.Et LING ESTABLISHMENT, which
mas been in successful operation for over
thirlE Nc;r> in this State, nnd to which hr
VIII continue to devote his own personal at
tcntiun. His stock will he krp, up fun and
complete, ald his prices will hr found ulwavs
rctS"nahic, AMI he hopes to have 4 share of
patronage.
l. II. STOKES. Main Street.
My -, du-U oppD,ilr rlWnX ptlcr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13


rhn'rd srnIcrLY cu"IcE. and of the nEsr
ouAlilI, onr mrtIu wiuG
"The Best is III" thrapesis"
ME\Ts, sc --Oran,r Brand Hams, Davis
Jrs u amnnd IL ms. Ferris - & Strips
Ferris Fulton MaikcI i'.c>lrd Beef, Dry Sal,
l.. &. Sides, Dry Sab Strips, ric!>lcI isrri
Rounds, lrcklcd Pug ruik. Mess and No.
Mnckrlc' in kits, Smoked Tongues anI R,rr
l'rlmr lcai Lard ami Srlrct tl Cos ru lIIltrr
F1,oun.~ y full supply OF best ~. Louis
brands.
tHACKEus. ..~ L"mln, S,mll. lIrutcI, l.u'-
ter, Jumbc>, Tea Cakes, MrKr,,zic's genuine
EdmhnrE Allrlt iiSrui's. Sc.
- CANNED GnoDs.---IruiHrs, Mu*hruoulS,
Lima Beans Green Corn. Peas, OYSTERS Sur
dincS, Salmon. CONDENSED Milk, rIunr>. Lob
StrrS.
SAUCES. toSDIMrNrs. SC --r,nsSc and
NtWkw"llS Pickles, I'm and prrrius WurrcS-
Er>i'irr Sauce, CnIrir fnAdrr, Cayenne Pep
frcrcs, olive oil, t"llnnn'S Dnublr Surrruc
Mustard, Prepared Firnrh AIu,tnld, pult Il
Dtvilrh llnm and Tongue.
Stock Of Teas selected bv ai Expert, can
Ilot be surpassed; white in stnmiurtl G,"cc
rrS. such aS t'iirc>. Sugars, etc we offer II
large stock nt lowest ,uIinU prices.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
agent for Moct aud Chnmlnn'S thnmpagmrS.
- Nrn,nirnhurS frGrrs. Clarrts ami
SantrrnrS
Ct llrrnkci \ co.'s. IIurks and Rhine
Wines.
Importer Of my own l'rAnd;cs, Shcrrirs,
Scotch Whi>kcy. Jumaica tun and CI,rcts.
domestic liquors all grad, =, from common tu
finest IN market.
All The above guaranteed in their un,ivc
purity. and the Stock, for extent and variety,
! the largest in The Sale.
GEORGE: STEi TSaE:E9S,
colt Mn!A, $ &.
Sept. n, :M-tf.
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but, if the conditions are exobitant, they will do
their duty"
la France says it is reported that Bismarck has
communicated to Favre the German terms of peace,
and that Favre has laid them before his colleagues
The French newspapers everywhere repel the idea
of making any ccssion of territory. La Libertt says
durable peace on such condition is impossible.
Some of the journals say that if the National Assem-
bly, consents to ACKNOWLEDGMENT, the Partisan dele
CATION will protest and withdraw.
The Government has approved a credit of 1000 900
francs for public works.
The total war contribution required by the Ger
mans from the City of Paris has been advanced by
the Bank of France.
The Constitutional says commercial affairs arc
recovering from the effect of the enforced secusion
of the city and within the last few days trade has
been very active
Notes of the Bank Of France for 20 francs printed
on parchment, have been issued. and those for %
francs are to be Withdrawn.
NJ Rothschild goes to London to convey the
thanks of the people of Paris for the contributions
of food made by the former city,
The destruction of the heavy guns of the forts is
in progress. The drawing of the mines has been
completed.
The Paris Government intends to stop the pay Of
the National Guards and their wives, and to pro-
vide them with work in its stead. million shells
and a quarter Of million mirallease balls have
been manufactured in Paris since the 10th Of Sep
TENDER.
Goals are arriving plentifully, but there is no
gas yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Feb. ia fire broke ont early this
morning in the second story OF the brick building No 2oi
Westinghouse, occupied by The BnGa0 ErcHtHJ Post.
II spread rapidly to the adjoining buildings Nos 2o2.
1873 1901 completely destroying Nos. 2OI and 2O2, and
materially damaging the others Loss. sCoO0O; insured
Tho building No. 2Ol was owned by Narren johnson *
Co aud occupied by George j. Bryant proprietor ~ Io
BufHo ErcHing Post, aud Muttar Iiodt!;5 picture,
frame manufacturers Bryauts loss Is SI0t0!-nsarct
for S. 500; Muttar Hoddcks loss Is s5ft0insured .
Warren, Johnson Co. sustain less on the building,
over the insurance, OF $500 The bull 1.dg No ~
was owned by +. X. Jewett, and 0ccurled by Gibson
T. Howard & Co., tObacconists. The loss in stock -
$780, fully insured; and &c loss the building, y Geo
The buildings Nos. l91 md l96 owned by Mllllai
Il. Fargo. The Epptf stories were occupied 10y Mareh'
Johnson q Co.. editorial and news I00fs oil me ha-
faL0 Courier. Tie room OF Inc COjfer, IN t1p u
Ter story, completely gutted neF font or " 10
being destroyed and the presses IN the CWer story ara
fine editorial raonl We're slightly injured BY water ITO
loss in stock &C., i about 100000 ID CieEes STIR DOCK
binder, I'm the story sustained l>S o. 5000 IA
stock Hofsteticr ~tra cOthiers, nrhe lower story
ssalned i'm stock DANA gcd by water ~ loss OF about
s25 CO0 covered by insurance. The C0usr viii bee pub
listed tomorrow from the job printing 9el % the pro
nrie. ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
SWISS TERRITORY INVADED BY A DETACHMENT
OF PRUssIANs-THE INVADERS DIsARMED-
TIE PRUssIAN MONEY EXACrIoNs.
LONDON, Feb. 10. 1871.
gasyet.

= "
OF PRUssIAHs-THE INVADERS DIsARMED-
TIE PRUssIAN MONEY EXACTIoNs.
LONDON, Feb. TO- 1871.
Two hundred Prussian infantry crossed the Swiss
frontier in pursuit of French military chest, and
encountered force of Swiss, who commanded them
to lay down their arms. Fifty complied and the
rest escaped.
II is reported that at an interview on Wednesday
last, Bismarck admitted to Favre that 1t was only
allowable during the armistce to exact contributions
which had been levied prior to the 2Sth of January.
The city of Dieppe therefore hopes that the amounts
exactcd from her may be refunded. The Archbishop
Of Rouen has arrived at Versailles with petition
asking for reduction of the war contribution from
ROuen.
dispatch from Lille says the Prussians have
made demand for the taxes assessed or the city OF
Sedan for the last quarter of 1870. The municipality
only acceded To threats and obliged TO contract
a loan Of 900 francs to satisfy the demand.
Active intrgues are known to be proceeding in
Berlin for the naturalization Of Savoy.
The French forces now in the field are ms follows
With Chanzy, 10000, well equipped and G1mcd !;
49, 600 with Faidherbe 10000 at Cherbourg, aud 40
900 at Hayre in bad condition.
A letter from DuukiGk, dated the 10th, says the
Twenty second French Army Corps has passed there
and will embark 10y sea for Bordeaux. The small
pox is raging in the north Of France and especially
violent at Lille
lie People FrGncdise says the pretensions put for
ward by the Due d Aumae and the Prince dc Join
vile have created estrangement between them and
the Count de Paris the sole rghtful claimant of the
throne Of France; and this may lead to a rupture
unless powerful influences arc eZerted to prevent it,
The North German Gazette Of to-day says the cleo
ton Of an Orcanist to the Presidencyoi Republic
would imply speedy renewal Of anarchy in France,
and prevent reconciliation with Germany, the
Oreauists being the sworn enemies Of Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
ECCLESIASTICAL Trial.

TIE REV. MR.. CHENEY SUSPENDED FROM TIE
NIINIsTRY-HIs PROTEST.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 19.-Yesterday afternoon,
Bishop whtehousc, IN accordance with the verdict OF
the Ecclesiastical Court which tried him, formally sus-
pended the Rev. Charles Edward Cheney FIRM the Min
istry Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Mr. Cheney
was present. quite number Of the members OF
his church. TIE sentence that Mr. Chtney be sus-
pended from the Offices and functions Of the Priest
hood and Ministry OF the Church OF God until assurance
be given of contron for tie past and OF his conform
ity the matter wherein he has offended In the future
After the sentence Mr. Cheney presented the following
protest:
Charles Edward Cheney Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church and rector II Ch.ists Church OF Chicago, To
my solemn protest against the constitutions the
mode OF procedure the rulings, and the verdict OF the
Eccesiastc Court by which my socacd trial has been
conducted From its decision and verdict aud from the
sentence to-day pronounced appeal 10 the Judgment OF
Protestant Christianity and TO that Supreme Tribunal
before which We must all appear.
CHAs. EDWARD CHENEY.
A meeting Of the Wardens and Nest3mcn OF Chriss
Church was held in the evening, when the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolrcd That Charles +. Cheney be requested
to continue his services a. Rector OF Christ church
L. A. b. MILLS Clerk.