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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-17
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Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-17

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PAMPHf ETS.
CIRCULARS.
CATALOGUES,
PRICE LISTS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-17

At CITY prices and in the best yie
There isno need % Ea outside tng county
ey remain here % encourasa homo WorE-
mem.
We propose that our work shan reeuu-
mend igEelfnn guarantee Ghal itahnli gIEu
aailaiaeton, Cnll ana see 7amnlee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-17

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cures gray hair by causing it to return to
its youthful color and vigor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-17
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

rcLrcTlc MAGAZINE Tie July pumber Of this
prsaliue is o, iSl d ard. SIS il commences new
,o,lN,c. lie Publisher very properly iD:inates
tlnt :; is vtIy good time 10 subscribe. II is
.ts,cey IccCssaIy tcr US TO repeat here the
lI.cial fcstulcs file Eclectic which commend i;
I. all Ireis # $50 literature. ]; Is u PEI
feet c,c!. ptc:a OF current foreign thought. the
LIST volume s'cre containing more than hun
Grtd a.tices on all fhose topics poll; ical. scien-
; &c. literary. SD s1ciGl, which Lave claimed
,Lo attept;or q Ihc wer.d during the period
Which il covers.
Tic rlescit luUt er starts oat with fine ar
;icle On -'IbIee Hurdsed y ears of'ChristiaHitv
IN Jspan." Then ccpe Sir Thomas Erowne''
Dslwihism SID Heligion.:' Ststion Lie in
New Zcaiard. ''N Eo w:s Juniue." The Suns
Atmosphere" ''E.beslierre "Nivart's Genesis
.fSlec.-s,' MIR. Tenuyson's Poetry" The Re
ligitu Movement in Germany" and 1ioe OF
sen Gthers. TheIe are GlSo four chapters Of the
excellent st0y, "Patty." and portrait md
The Price Of tie Eclectic is So per snnun; Is
cents per copy. The Publisher is z. X. rei;oa
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The Bright Side, published By the Rish,
SIDE Company. Chicsgc, H., is received fc!
.Iune. Il is certainly bright and interesting
paper, suitable for. all ages and all kinds q!
weather. 81 per anauu.
Tine AMERICAN E1cHASGE AND REVIEW
miscellany Of useful Knowledge and gem
e,ai literature. Published by Fowler s
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fDd q copy Of This magazine among our eI
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trade. commerce. art, joint stock corpora
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.cercs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
Vacancies il County Offices.

In answer to a communication ad'
dressed to the AttoFney-General, BY
G,s: Scott, as 70 his right and duty to
iii. vacancies in the interim between
their occurrence and the ensuing cleo
,ion, Mr. Chamberlain says:
As TO the Office Of Sheriff, the Clerk
oe,eourt has authority, under act OF
1882. to order an election.
AS to the Office Of Coroner, the Gov
crnor has power to designate Justice
Of the Peace, or Magistrate, to fill such
Office until an election shall be held to
ill the vacancy.
In tae case of Clerks Of Court, the
Judge has power to appoint person to
perform the duties Of Clerk, in case Of
vacancy.
His opinion is that in the case Of Pro
bate. Judges, no authority rests in any
one to fill vacancy, either by appoint
aent or by election, until the Time sha!
arrive when the remainder of the uuex
pired term, dating from the Monday fol-
lowing the last general election, shal
not exceed one year.
The following is the section Of the act
relating to County Commissioners:
"lf any person elected member G
said board (of County Commissioners.
shall remove frorl the county without
intention to return, be or become dis
qualified, be removed from Office, resigr
or die, the said Office, upon proper evi
dence thereof, shall be declared vacant
by the Governor Of the State, who shal
,hereupon, by proclamation, call an elcc
ton to 6N the unexpired term Of sale
Office, giving at least twenty days notice
thereof lathe public prints circulatin:
in the country"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
A WHOLE FAMILY KILLED By RUNAWAY

A Whole FAMILY KILLED BY Runaway
HoRsEa-A Missouri paper gives an ac-
cunt of sad accident which occurred
near Johns,own, in that State, on Sun
day morning last. by which four persons
were killed. father, mother, son and
an infant child. FROM the meagre re-
port, wc CLEAN the following: Mr. Bot
ties and family were returning from
church in two.horsc wagon. In cross
ing Deepwa,er, the horses became
frightened and ran away, dragging the
son, who was driving, distance Of near
" quarter Of mile. In going this
distance from the creek, it appears that
the mother jumped ont, after throwing
out her infant child. IN the afternoon,
4 traveller from Germantown discovered
the life'css body Of the son near the road.
Soon after, lie found the woman with her
neck broken, and the child lying near
her alive, but almost dead from the effect
Of the heat Further on, he found the
wagon upon the dead body of the father.
The child has since died.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
sA% 4 CHAPTER OF FACTS.

Space is valuable in news paper, and it
is therefore proposed in this advertisement
TO coudense variety of facts, important to
the public, mo a small compass. Those
facts refer TO Hottetter's Stomach Bitters--
what that celebrated medicine is, and what
it will do. In the first place, then, the ar
tic!e is q stimulant, tonic and alteritivc,
consisting Of a combination Of an absolutely
pure spirituous agent with. the most val
Hable medicinal vegetable substances that
Botanic research has placed at the disposal
Of the chemists and the physician. These
ingredients arc compounded with great
care, and il such proportions as TO pro,
duce preparation which invisorates With
ont exciting the general system, aud tones.
regulates and controls the stomach, the
bowels, the liver, aud the minor sccretire
organs.
What this great restorative will do mus,
be gathered from what it has done The
case of dyspepsia, or any other form Of in
digestion, in which it has been persis,en,ly
administered without effecting radical
cure, is yet to be heard from, and the same
may be said Of bilious disorders, intermiI'
tent fever, nervous affections, general de-
bility, constipation, sick headache, mental
disabilities to which the feeble arc so sub
jcct. 1t puri6es all the fluids of the body
including the blood, and the gentle stimuli:
which it imparts to the nervous system is MOI
succeeded by the slightest reaction. This
is chapter Of facts which readers, for thei
own sakes, should mark and remember.
Jun. 7, 23--lln.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

previous. His opinion is that it is much
cheaper to buy the fruit from fifteenth
amendment gathcrers.
lillionaires are VIC all, if not in money, at
least in prosenitors, for man has two imme-
diate parents. four ancestors in the second
desre.', eight in the third, and so the pedi>
gree asccnds, doubling at every step, till in
the twentieth generation lie has no fewer
than ,03o, ,@6 grandf-ihers and grandma
theirs.
If the pretty little boys and girls don't wan
to Ego to be angels" they had better not cat
unripc and oyer-ripe wited-nor 'o"cr-
load" their "dcar little s:omachs" with ripe
fruit. A moderate quantity CT the ripe, lus-
ciouS, acidulatcd fruits are lust the thing
especially in the carly part of the day
Remember the adagc, children, "Gold in the
morning, silver ut noon, lead AZ night"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
Cpewsst Female College.

4 catalogue ,f this deserving inst:u'
tioa has been sent US, and we are pleased
to say that it exhibits degree of pros
perisy and ADVANCEMENT grateful 10 It's
friends and supporters. In the death Of
DR.. Grier, its President, Dr.. Bonner, has
lost faithful coadjntor, and the College,
an accomplished officer. ]: numbers on
its roll the names Of III young ladles,
from. all parts Of this State, as we'll as
from other States. The commencement
exercises will take place on the 18th ol
July. The anniversary address before
the Auelian Society will be delivered
By Prof. J. II. Carlisle, Of Wofford Col
lege, and the Alumna Essay will be read
byGNiss ~. Lois Grier, OF Due West.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
Another Convention.

4 Convention held in Atlanta, last
February, adopted a preamble and reso-
luton favoring convention Of the COL
ored citizens of the United States, to be
held in Columbia, on the 18th day of
Oc,obe, This call was endorsed by
RanSer, DeLsrge, Cain, Rainey, Elliott
and Secretary Of State, Cardoza, promi
nent colored lights of the Radical party,
but is objected toby some of the radical
press asiapeiitic, and because Conven-
tions do NO good, and in this case nartic'
ularly, for the reason, that the call is
signed by SO many negro politicians
The radical. party is evidently waxing
weak and growing beautifully less every
day, and unless extreme caution is OBJ
served it will, be reduced to serious cx-
sremity. There IS too much of the ne
gro. A good thing is spelling, Ssmbo is
getting to know too much and do too
much for the pullers of the strings, and
if possible he must bckept little more
in the background. 1t is admitted that
they have right as free citizens of tEv
Commonwealth OF South Carolina, to
meet in Convention. but that their so
doing will produce more mischief than
gocl. Admit it. But in Heavens name
let them meet in tbis Convention, and if
j, is 80. more practical understanding
and mu,ualsp- operation, to the end that
more thssssa*ueioH Of effort, action,
and organization may exist" between
the Two pariisf and not 4 co operation
Of the radical party which. is somewhat
disorgaoized, and to prepare for another
game Of "pickiug,' let them go in and
make the effort. We believe that under
the wool there is some faint conception
that all is not right, and that the end O.
the te.ber is at hand. No harm can
come ot It IN this view, except to those
who Sould now keep the negroes in the
background because they are getting 100
much tor tacm. If the purpose is differ.
cnt, even then let them have their Con.
rsnsion, for the sooner they play oct all
ene cards Vi kicd they hold, the sooner
will come the end sad that vii, be
change for the better. Co!orcd people,
don. heed the press leaders Of your par
ty, bu, have your Convention, and if you
mean we'll and act honestly you will bc
working out your own good, if not, the
fault is yours, and the men who are lead
Ing you by the nose.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
Death Of Hon. c. I, VallaIistan.

The announcement by telegraph Of the
death of this distinguished gentleman,
made in our raper last week, was mourn
fully >ad. The circumstances peculiarly
so. Cut down in q moment, in the full flush
Of strong and earnest and honest man
hood, in the zenith Of power, strength and
usefulness, the country lancnts bis death
as = serious loss. Mr.. Ealandigham was
highly gifted both as an eloquent speaker
and for . fine personal appearance.
lie has always been conspicuous, and
his opinions have ever been widely dis
scminatcd, though lie had no official po-
sition since the war, we believe. His
last public u;terance is known as the
''ncw departure" and which met with
the hearty endorsement ofthe OH" de-
mocracy.
The following are the brief particulars
Of the un,imely accident which deprives
the democracy Of an unfinching sdTo'
cate:
'Hc was one Of the counsel for the de.
ferce Of Thomas Mcclellan, now on trial
at Lebanon for the murder Of man
named Myers, and had theory that
Myers shot himself. Mr. Tallandish ham
was in his room, with ex.Lieutenant
Governor McBurney, who has been asso
clated with him in the defence of McGe.
han. Mr.. McBurncy had expressed
some doubts as to the theory that Ny
ers had sho. himself. Mr. Vsllandighsm
picked mp a pistol from a table saying
he would show him, in half second,
how it might have occurred. Two pis-
tolls we're on the table, one unloaded !;
but be By mistake took up the loaded
one and put it in his pocket ard with
drew It, keeping the muzzle next TO his
body. just as it was leaving his pocket
it was exploded, and the charge took
effect on him in nearly the same part of the
body where Myers was shot. He cjac.
ulated, oh murder!' and said he had
taken the wrong pistol. Medical aid
was summoned, and unavaiIing efforts
were made to extract the ball, but he
continued to grow worse unti! his death
occurred
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
General News IteTrs.

RAlcigb Hls ripe pears. 80 has NeWDerry.
The Eunwcl jill is rapidly filling up.
In Virginia, farming prospects are gene
rrlly good.
Corn is selling at so cents pc. bnshcl in
Marion Co , Flu.
Crops were never better in Anderson Coun-
ty.
Horace Greeley Is accused of flirting. A
Memphis paper threatens to tell his wife.
Half million sewing machines were manu-
factured lust year in the United States.
There are seventy-fye sewing silk mills in
the United States.
Paris has not yet had enough of blood. Sc
rious fears bcing entertained Of another riot.
The population of England and Wales is
p, ,75O, ,O0C; Ireland, 100000.
A Mr.. Riley, employed in the store of Mr..
SilcoX, Of Charleston, has myslerious!y dis
appeared.
Three hundred kegs of lager are sold in q
single beer saloon in West Hobokcn on a
Sunday.
Fifty feet of Morris CInal, in New Jersey,
fell out on the 2lst. Attributed to an earth
quake.
Gov Scott has gone to the West to Sum-
mer it. Whether old Joe accompanied him
or not is not mentioned.
Beautiful young gipscy girls are sold in
Persia by their parents at five dollars head.
Cause destituiion.
That the Pope has sat in his pontiical
| chair twenty-five years, the Catholics I'LL over
the world have had grand ju5!ccs.
The ladies cf Ironton, Ohio, sue dealers
| who sell liquor, when their husbands Gie of
deirium trcmcnS.
The application for pardon for Bowen is
still before the Bureau CT Justice, and no &C
i ton is taken.
Mr.. \. knott postmaster at Blackville, S.
/ c., has gone to visi: his mother in Cracow,
Austria.
A Texa. paper records marriage in which
the lady. was fifteen years old and q
widow.
The Deputy Sheriff of Anderson took down
two colored boardcrs to Stollbrand's hotel on
| Tuesday lust. One for rape, and the other
for attempted rape and burglary.
Mra. Vallandigham is still unconscious
and fails to recognize her intimate friends
at her bedside.
\ wild fifteenth amendment was captured
on the 18th of May, near the line Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad. He could not
speak and will be confined in an asylum.
1t is reported, but need not be credited, tha:
Queen Victoria and the Grant family are try
Ing 10 make match between TWO Of the
young bloods. If true, young Fred Grant
will be made prince.
The average weight Of the human heart
! is eight and . half ounces. lis work in q
day is equal to raising one hundred and
twenty-four tons one foot high.
Prince Bismarck announces that the
Pope di>approv' the action Of the Cath.
ulics in the Rcichstad, in opposition to
German unity.
4 tornado ut Scranton, Indiana, carried i
house ten rods, killing the father and
severely wounding son and daughter, and
hurting five others.
At school ut Newcastle the master
asked i class OF boys the meaning of tie
word appetite" After short pause, one
little boy said, Il know, sir, when I'm
ea'in' I'm 'appr, and when I'm done I'm
tight.
A jewclry establishment in Indi .napolis
Was closed the other day, and the following
placard in large printed letters explained
the cause of the suspension Of business
On a jury. Will be back when VIC hang
| the cuS<
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
'TzEHoCsEuoz D"i is the title Of monthly

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is devoted to the interests Of the American
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Ii is an interesting and valuable paper
We acknowledge the receipt Of the TYPO
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Southern quarterly Review devoted to the ad-
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Printers aud Binders of the South. Published
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la FRANCE ELEeASrE. published bv 5.
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this elegant lady's book Of fashions is re-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

S,lne duvs ngo little boy in NirgiHis
was killed by The bite Of a rattlesnake.
The little fellow had gone ont with some
other members of the family to look fcr
eggs, and in his search be crawled un-
derneath bis fathers barn. After going
some distance under the floor he scream
ed to his companions that something was
killing him. They obtained assistance,
and ripped up the planks Of the floor,
when to their horror they found large
rattlesnake had tightly coiled around his
neck. The snake had bitten him in sew
eral places on the face and neck, and he
was quite dead when taken up.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
Thsriaki and their Last Dose,

Is the title Of an unpretcndlng little
volume that We find upon our table to-
day, and which contains letters of Fitz
Hugh Ludlow and others, to DR.. Sam.
uel B. Collins, relating to the use of
those dreadful narcotics morphia, opium,
laudanum, &c.,-now dragging millions
down TO a condition of life worse than
death. Dr.. Collins processes to have
explored the wide fields Of Materia Medi-
ca, and after having almost exhausted
the resources of science, he is at last
crowned with success in the discovery
Of q curative for this dreadful disease
for disease mus: it be, this taste
for narcotic stimulation. In view Of the
wide spread desolation and sad aud silent
effects which this destroying agent is
etfecting, we are willing to trust that the
doctor is dealing in good. faith, and to
make this reference for the benefit of any
poor slavlsh sufferer who may be slowly
yielding soul and body to the ravases OF
opium, &c. This antidote offered by
DR.. Collins, is said to serve as subSti.
tu,e for the time being, and to remove
all desire, without pain, for the drugs or
any substitute, freeing the system at the
same time from the poison, ard restoring
i, to its normal CONDITION.
Fitz Hugh Ludiov,-a victim-in a
letter to Harper's Magazine, says:
"a patient, whom, after habitual use
Of Opium for ten years, met when he
had spent eight years more in reducing
his daily dose to half O grain Of Morphia,
with view to its eventual complete
abandonment, once spoke to me u these
words God seems to help 4 man in
getting GU, Of every difficulty but Opium.
There you have to claw your owr way
out, over rcd.hot Goals, on your hands
and knees, and drag yourself BY main
strength through the burning dungeon
bars"
The il!ustsious D.Quincy, another vic.
tim, says:
The chain must be loosed and un.
wound, link by link, from the end back
to the beginning; and not one in ten
thousand is able to endure the prolonged
anguish"
lit be true that sovereign and spe
ci.;c aniidote is discovered for the above
mcntal-or physicai-malady, as the case
might be, it should indeed bc hailed a>
one Of the triumphs Of the age. We do
believe lnat in Natures great domain
and unexplored laboratory tht:c is 4 spe'
cifc for all diseases, and that III the grand
march Of science, chemistry will unfold
the means Ct recovering health from the
thrail Of disease. The leaves are for
the healing Of the nations" and in the
lul!ness Of TIME mind shal! triumph over
matter, and in combating and eradica.
ling the ''ils that flesh is heir to-" re
store suffering humanity to state Of
comparative If not superlative health.
Dr.. S. 3. Collins is Chicagonese,
ard should be be able to TO what is
claimed. then something ve:y good has
come out Of Chicago.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28

The Charlottesville (Va.) int-ii:gencer
says: A few days ago, twenty OF thirty
persons. who had joined 4 colored church
near Charlottesville. were baptized. Af.
ter the bap,iSmal service. tie members
all withdrew to the meeting house, to
partake of the sacrament. It was then
made known that several of the newly
baptized had voted the Conservative
ticket during the recent election, here
upon they were not permitted to CON-
mune with the rest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-28
COMM ERCIAL.

NEwBEREE, S. c., Ju"e 27.-Cottcl 1sc.
NEW York, June 26-7 P. II Cotton
dull and tc easier. with sales Of 679 bales, at
20. Gold 12s I2s.
CHARLESTON, June 26 Cotton dull-mid-
ding 1ot 20; receipts 800 bales; sales so;
-tock 4,6l9.
AUGUSTA, June 26.-Cotton market very
dull, closing at 49, for middling; sales Is
bales; receipts IS
LIVERPOOL, June 26-Evening. ng.-Cotton
closed quiet and steady-uplands 81; Orleans
81 g.