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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-04
a Happy New Year.

-. The brich, dawninS Of the new year,
which, after the cold and ugly weather
Of the past few weeks, seemed almost
like the bursting Of spring time, may De
taken as an augnrv of hope. that the year
1871 will he brighter and happier than
that which has just been folded in the
past. We indulge in this natural and
innocent hope, ard heartily, earnestly
wish onr numerous readers . happy,
glad new year. Although we have pass
cd through SORROWS and fluctuations,
which have tried our people sorely, yet
have we cause for rejoicing, now while
making retrospect, that while We have
passed through them all, with here and
there a scar, to tell the tale, we have
been spared thus far, and through kind
and mcrcful Providence are brought to
the threshold of another Year, and under
circumstances indeed favorable. We
have cause then for rejoicing and for
thankfniress, that the good God, our
kind Father, hath cared for u.s., in sup
plying our many wants so literally, that
the earth hath been made 10 yield It's in
crease shundantly, and that the general
health has been so remarkably good
We hope for a continuance Of the Divine
blessing. And Us people whose God is
the Lord VIC should lift up our voices in
praise and our hearts in thaukfulnrss to
the source Of all happiness and goodness
and strive with all earncStncsS to be n
better people, and more deserving Of Ills
merciful Eavors The year is just in its
dawning,i,S new sun smiles brightly. and
We feel like making clear record which
. may tell happy story at its close. on a
leaf as bright as the sun which now
shines. A harpy, glad year to YOU dear
reader, may the sun Of righteousness and
peace smile or you, and all Your under
sskingS be crowned with abundant sue.
cess.
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New VolCna.

With this Issue we commence q new
volume, and We beg permission to utter
fluctuations that the new year ard the
new volume finds us, patrons and pub
Fishers, on our legs and kicking. with our
accustomed tcnaci;y,to life, and still mu-
tually and kindly cndcarcring to do our
parts one toward the other We thank
you, dear reader, ycuus and old, wouan
and man, for your sustaining help and
kind coun:enance during the past year,
and that our numerous shortcomings, if
they have been noticed at all, have in no
instance been brought to our charge. To
the dear ladies', especially, do We fel
grateful: in that they have borne ith Us
so long, in The face Of so many transsres-
sions. We are penitcnt, but cannot help
having little fun now and then. In the
beginning Of this volume we do not feel
like making profu>e and extraragant pro-
fessions Of what We it:tcud 10 10, but we
promise to do all in our power, as far as
means and abilities permit, to make the
IIernld as acceptable IN 1871 as in the
past, and more so if possible. The kind
and fattering cncomiams paid US by ma.
ny ars highly appreciated, as also the
very liberal patronage bestowed, as well
the promrtncss with which ou. calls
have been almost invariably answered.
We indulge the hope that you may all
continue to stand by US. and that many
more names may be added to our list Of
subscribers for 1871. The more Sub<cri.
bers we have reader, the better not only
for Us but for you, for with an increased
li,t, we will be enabled to add imp: owe
meats to the paper which will add t" its
interest, and your pleasure, and every
subscriber can help us to attain All end
so desirable, by getting us new name
each. Will yoa try to d" so?
Our club rates are liberal, besides we
Offer in conjunction Wit: the Herald Sc
vcral valuable Agricultural ard literary
papers, and fashion books, at reduced
rates
single copy Of Herald is S3 70
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u " and one extra to ge:ter up Of club. % o.
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S;!;T" AIRY.

Search the Scriptures, for in them sc think
Y" have eternal life, AMI these are they
which testify Of NJ"
At this beautiful festival season in the be-
ginning of Inr ecclesiastical and secular
Years, rs the lofty dome of The heavens i 1t
with Supcrna glorirS which reflect Il bap'is-
mrl light upon earth. thar the angels might
traverse the corridors Of tie spheres upon
their new l,orn lab0"S ct invc, we do delight
Us to- "ETcs; ":irc il! his fight, and looking
into the ,,i:slrw;c>' 1l.t. strive for 4 coin
munion with che inrci and lost Of earth. Z"
anl go forth with I'll green leaves #nl flow
cr> of ::I"mory that wc may strc~ them upon
tho graves OF ''ti,r 2nol and tic h.auifu who
have vanished to return not
We believe ;l:at the veil Wli"h ohscurcs
lie land Of i'culatI, III" River Of Life the DeS
lcc;ahic Ivu i,ains and The sa:uted dead from
rlIc living is Ii: mcrcs, gn>Samcr, and 1T the
same time, a wall Of alamant, because ''Uur'
lives arc not sinrSs.
JABrz e.. LAKE died on the ooh 'uiy,
1871. in the So year Of his age.
We 80 no; forth t0>day to erect proul
ccEo:aph Over his grave; VIC have nnbcr
uibulc to par-ior he fell asleep with the
Bible for his dying pillow. Living we loved
him, and in death il bis memory cmba,m> t..
"WLcn the hrlv angels meet US,
4 we 20 ~ in heir band,
Sa,l! We know tHi' f.i":!l> .l'ai greet US
In ,hAt i,D!f, l':pi'y !;il'd?
':;,a'l We see .hrr S',!t ryrS bcam:ng
SAcr:Iy on n> - before.
Sh:II ~. feel shr .vrr arms twi,iing
FoHdy rn:n! Il l. ":yMc?
,.y, .t,u I.,o,. ,..o -y,,u l.,o,,
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Roe,L Ss-xsre

RoR,L CARGLlsIAN-jlsEAE NCxsEe
The hand>Ome>t best. aH,i cheapest. jpT
any Intelligent S0a 'hcTn i..rucr caH sr;'r.,in
from subscribing &c UiaS:3.Nc So especially
devoted to his interests. is beyond oar c0.n-
prehens;oa. conGRe;c | both Av the publish
esS and editors wiIi Il degree Of ability here's
n.fory: SnparAllclcd in the ;a::,$ Of Southern
agricultural literature, !; has ai.cadv gwen 10
fss sptei .ft3, FAC Development Of southern
agriculture. : prominence in the eyes OF ;hc
world whirl, has uer"r hiiher,o been accorded
il. SRd Is ;!,uS do;ag our farmers Z service
which they c:2 ,icycr fully appreciate. Fhi-
aumbcr atnae Contains into-lB:liion many
times the value c: the subscription price.
Csaenel Aiken AMI c"!"nc' 3aca1eS, of South
Carolina Nr. ". Z Wilkes. OF Mississippi ::
DR. C. I,an:'r. Of North Carolina Mr.
p T. Graves. Of Nal anna Mr ". Y. Is&at,
Of Flori1: Mr. d. Z. Evans, Jr 0: Nary
land 3ir Rivc,-t ,:nac. OF bombay. aid i
score of other ai;le agricultural writer's and
planters. enrich rs pages with thcir cXperi>
ence and teachings, a,id furnish 10 its in;elii>
gent readers an amount Ut Information which
Is truly astonishing
TIE PAINTING GAZETTE. published by
G. S. Nc"conlb \ Co. ~ Cirrclan's Ohio,
81 80 per annum. Devoted 70 Printing.
Journalism end Literature. Its : handsome
sheet.
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Ez SPREAD TIE TRUTH.

49, ltis-l - L II - i II | IL {.
Some medical In"n inSi<: :iat j. is unl.nifctl 70
ad.c'tiS'. REMEDY. however valuable it ,iay be-
2nee, rrn.nniug this. l.; is Ike saving that an
article which tl;e world needs >hnuh he hid in y
cOrDcT-that bru"ii:s and blessings mav be too
widely dituSe,i-thn The means Of Protecting and
feStnr III: kra I'll should L." u close muhnanly
and not accessible to ail. The ar.un,"rt is bad
II is worse than that: il is imIuman. suppose
i"st"tt"rS Stunl"ch hirtcr---an :i>riutr -p'c.iic
for dyspepsia. hil'inrsmcSS and nervous debility
bad mrver bell known b:.yond the repertoire
OF the f2ca,;v. w!at omlG have been the c":.Se-
qucHcc? II Stead OF curiEg and i!.virnr::tiny
millions. the COED effects of tie PREPARATION
wCn!d liare Eesn CO... iii:c'i 10 Comparative lew.
There is tn" highest authority for yi"g HAT
light should rot be hid under a bu-Iri: that
whatever Isl Ece'"!t should le !l#c d as 4 CITY
on hill. where I'LL men can t.kc cucnizauc: Of
II. II l. upon this pril ciplc that Tie iirrS have
been aGvcrt:>r'! @l! cnlrfiiru. 10 be advertised
III every rcW>ialcr Of an" prominence in tie
western l." i.phcrc. and tat Tie spontaneous
testimonials in lis ta:O have bean translated! in
to sli written iargna"es. Th"u-II,:> joy per
feet health to-day who won be liiigui>lrng Oh
beds q: sickness II tie ntwsi,acr> Lad l"t spread
the truth with regard 10 Ills nncGuaird ilsi 20
rait and corrective Tar ard " de :>uppu>e profit
has been rrai'cd from his lu::ci,: l. tia. :ry
argIHcnt against e" If tic Iunlic h .::,h haS
been protected! il lives la We tecu >:vcJ: il the
feeble have bcca stre:I- tlcnch and The >:ck re-
stored. great Tond has been acc0nir' :.hc,.: and
who Inrln rs 70 crrG::" 10 exc. t.o!S titus Li:cc
ted their iuir rrw-!G'
J.u ! lin.
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V.cx's Floral Guide.

We are pleased TO rccrive from Mr..
JaS Wick, Rochester, n Y, his beauti-
ful annual Floral Gui,lc for 1871, and We
wish that all our readers had one ais,
for it is not only beautifully printed and
emhel'i>hcd with representations "f iIow
erS and vegetables, bat it gives valuable
inforE.atinn as to their culture and
growth, such Information as every one
may receive with pleasure and profit.
Two elegant 'front.' i>pitces, highly colored,
OF TIE different varieties Of Petunias,
handsome enough to fame, rncet the eye
ea Corning the cover. That every one
ssay hs1s copy of this beautiful Gni'lc
Kr. Eics vi!l send it to the address Of
any one whe viii S;sio<e him ten cents.
shent one hAN lis cox. S=n'l to Mr.
James v;ek. Bach :s.::>>r, y y, with ten
cents.
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TWENTY-ONE HUNDRED
ACRES
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EEWBERRY COCSTy
Br James &. Lrahv, Probate Inc

BY James &. Lrahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Corailc V. Cromcr. hath made
suit 70 me i" grant him Letters Of A.lmiuis-
ration, Of the Estate and effects of ,Jamc.
l.. Gromer, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admooish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be.
Tor" me, i'll the Court Of Probate, to l,e held
at Nr"hrrry Court House, on the 9Th day
OF January next, after publication hereof.
at II ocio'k i'll the forenoon, TO -shcw
cause, II any they have, why the said ad
mIn'Stra'ion >h"n!d not he granted. Given
under my hand this 9Th Cay Of December.
.in.o Domini, 1870.
JAMES c. LEAIIY, p.J.x.c.
Dec % 5l-1r
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The TcLECTiC MAGAzISE.-ThiS wcll>
known periodical makes i special appeal 70
Southern readers, and presents its claims TO
! our patronage. Previous 10 the late w&r fully
onc-llalf the circulation Of this magazine wa;
found iii the Suu;h, and precisely the features
which commented il; Us then i; sill retains.
1t is thoroughly excellent ulagaZiue it is
cntiIely nun-partiSan, Don-ScciioDal, and nun-
sccaritu, and il seldom contains Il line that
can he offensive TO The most sensitive of
readers. With the January lumber, .jI>t
received, the ECLECTIC enters upon u new
volume and Il iIcw year, and II Is very good
number for Subscribers 10 commence with.
II contains y bcau;iiu steel engraving Called
"rhe Finrcnriuc Poet ana has 40 l"SS than
twenty different articles among which are
American llum0r, the Present: Condition Of
China, Hulwcr'S Life Of Lord Pa!mcr<i"n,
The SuaS Cr.,wn. Biauco Cnprll0 The FIJI
Islands in 1873, 1869 and 1870, Sketches Of
the War, Pins. Iyulail Oh Imagination in
Science, Military Geuias, Alfred dc MuSsct,
German Consistency, three or fOnr choice
poems, O serial story. aH': many o:hcr cX-
ce.lcnt . ,pcrs. besides the Editors depart.
m"nt>. IN" Er!.ECT.Ci is published by /. r.
Pc;on lGS Fulton 81 New York. Price, IS
per iyear single cop:c>, IS c,S. Liberal terms
,rc offered 10 agent, and gciEcrS mp OF clubs.
PETERS MCsIcAL MONTHLY for January
has arrived. and is. is usual, b: i'n'u! of ""oi
music There arc pi,n:v Of good voices and
na.ur:.l singers, an, not few instrumental
,:vringlntrS aniua- the readers Of The Herald.
We i"returc think we Gn Z real service, hy
dire2i;az :hcn 10 the aboyc-namcd mu>ic..!
publicati"3. In the December number there
are scr'y pages OF vocal music. both sacred
and >ecula.. and sixteen p:"cS Of ns'runcn-
tAl is:aE:c, rla con:en:S are: Kiss Se Goods
night, Mamma. Soag aud CnoruS, by Will
). i!ly>. Father is Dad. and Mothers so
Poor. Song and Chorus. 10y Oh. +. Pratt.
Stay Home with he to-:I:sht, Tom. Song
and Chorus, by Il. fucker. You could not
help JI, love Der Ballad, BY VIM Drc>>ler.
.)u ce Nc': there's Pardon for uz All. Sicrrd
song. by j. ). Cox. &c, &c Four news
dealer vii! order It f'- YOU, oS The publisher.
l.. Pc;cr>. $50 broadway, New York. wil!
send You copy ii you will send him 30
cents. Price, 3 Year; 81 So fVr SIX
months.
THE EVENING LAMP. family and literal
~ paper we'll dc>rrvin. OF Patronage, aud
one OF he most Interesting Of its cas-, is
pah'i>hcd hv g. y N"ll"-g. 10; Washington
S.. Chicago. H.. Il; - Pr anuUm. Ne r.
commend the E-"n;nS Lamp 20 our IL. dcrs.
"a a p tper which will eve them srca: salts
fac'inn. Van ,h!c premiums s:c GT.Scd lv
the pi:1,i hers - ci,:J>.
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reTy-r ri I'NTSTPN IS I'T-l

E%:F" CHEMISTRY is FUR
niShing Us new a:,cnt< frr fucl, force, foo
and MANY oihcr important aids over those
we once possessed: Ports from which com
mcrcc WAS driven during the hot months bv
their terrible fcverS are visited all the year
with iinpuuifv now. Many localities in the
South and West kept t1nantless by their dylc>
tcr;ons lniaSmas are now filling up with pop
nlatiunS nndcr the protection o.: Ayers AGuc
Cure. Their affecting Chills and Fever are
50 rff:cmaIly cured by this remedy that the
disease TO longer turns emigration inside or
destroys the settler if he ventures upon its
infected districts. S." Gazette" Independence,
Mo. Jan. 4, lit.
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IHE ED7W STATES
Life Eaeuran Company.
MACON, tORGIA.

r lHE business Of tlSomnanv i ron6ner
4 by law to Life Insara,a,onc
u II issues Policies oa Tho ,,nrore1 r,.
r ,ual plans. 'p''' ~ ~"
Vhe third OF the p1um on its Policies
VIII always be given a.loan to All persons
WHO may desire it, they increasing the
amount o! Insurance fa smaller amopu,
o' cASh, nor will In'rl be required on
'"rSe r;' loahs, ":ilr for tIir<t wears loan.
Inc profits Or divides will constantly
piaE Oil inc loans, hence ehe value of this
pan o. Insurance to t!e who have ONLY
SmaI! Surplus funds.
IhIs credit is given booc other Comma.
NY Only, doing bu>incssar.
Inc scarcity Of mone,n the South it il
oe''cFce' absolutely de ,nds such an ar
'""se','ht. The Compy of course &C.
cSPtS all cash, when thes,artv in<urin. is
ao!e or willing TO DAY it. There is another
ie"l"r" N the o!rraronsf this Company
lhat the ATTENTION of paris serkiuo Jr<nr-
"Nc' IS particularly cal!edo, viz: .urren.
"er value. There is b. Company doing
as''ieSS mere (CaroIina ic) besides Cotton
''a.e>, which gives suen,lrr value
r "'" circumstances hitlrr il necessary
!oT one to abandon his p,:cy. it will only
oc necessary for him to ell for his surrcn.
"er rn%' r"'&e' which sill be, inost cases. nj 10.
y .G;n') per cen; Of all tin money he has
p''a N, ''Hklng it ABSOLUTELY inpos<ib. for
!i''i 20 lose anything in al event This is
ju't. ''e"'' A"iS -
-, .-: - "''.'i"..'e- s-.c :hr,r rn-... =,
paid up Po'ic! for an cgf,ai,i,. porrion of
Tie amount Of money pait!;m case Of >ur
Ten'er, "nt not to be paid mil they lie.
/" this JAS? ave
Prefer tie Cotton States life Insurance
Company then.
p, b'c'u>r It's Office is in lhccsn.rc Of the
o'''" States ana manaccdLy good iinan-
;irrS ANA Zen well Known icrs.
i';hE>c II gives lou .ood surrender
'A!hc III case o! y"ir ni;AIr.w.l.
Eecar>c it has $500 tan yr,r,,.,oo ,,,,,
"rsest ever given to any Cr,pany for the
security Of Policy holders.
Because it has :l5",lun di,os;tcd with
he STATES Of South Carolina ,ud G., .or.;,
or The security Of Policy ho.crs beside.
he premiums o. twenty one hundred poli.
s holders. VIZ
bcca"Se 1t gives 90 per cent Of all the
fohiS to It's Policy holders. A,I
H"can<e lis policies are always GOOD and
"h"' Tor as N my definite paris Of the sum
'>Nrt" as there shall have been annual
rcmiumS paid. 1'''' 0"'
~ Actvc agents wantel to Canvass
o''A ai4 SouIh Carolina. Applyto
, LAVAL & ABNEY,
enc raj Agents for North l. South c,rolin.
Office: Columbia, S. c. ''''
r.. ,-,, a." u. W. ABNEy.
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e.sy~ SUCCESSFUL SOUTH

NINNT"0,OT z II oOU II
EHN ENTERP"!SE.-Of many new South
ern enterprises which have been undertaken
since The war, none have met with greater or
more deserved success than the door, sash
and blind manutuciory Of Mr.. 7. +. To,lc, in
Charleston, s. G BY hard work, indonita>
hlr energy ard liberal advertising, Dir. Toale
has in ,i:rcc wears out>trippcd all comp"ii-
ton and established business which would
10 crcdir 70 ANY c.y in the United States.
Jan 4 I'm
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SCElBSERS ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAG VINE. tie lamuarv num!:r Of which is
received. is H." lIand>omc>t and mot in:cr>
eSting pOnthlv on orr list Of exchanges.
The reader will rccO!lHct tha: it comes in
place OF Riverside, which magazne was
merged into this AZ the close Of the year
Make vOur home happy by subscribing for
it. The subscription price is only SO year.
published h" Chs. Scri5Acr & Co., Gji
Broadway, y. y.
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AN I4DIsrrSR,ELE.-No family circle is COM
pete wIih"ut a good singer. and hU" is that TO
lie helped. SAYS ore. whc no member Of the FAM
lily has the .Ift > There is nothing ca-icr. Go
at oi,ceto the store OF Ne>srS. Check < Chick,
AID purc!lIS. one of tlI- new Singer Family
Seci'!g Machines. the les: machines made. If
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S?%Tt y:Thet;; H1SS15SA' c5ah;;' Common Pleas.
Vim. D. Hardy as Admr. &C., Of the estate
Of Vim. Z. Hardy, Plaintiff,
Ca,harine W. Hardy, Thos. B. Hardy, and
others, defendants.
Complaint for Relief and 10 Forcclose
Mortgage.
BY virtue Of an order in this case I will
>c! at the latc residence Of WIN. E. Hardy,
deceased,
On the 10th Of January next,
All the Real Estate OF said Vim. Z. Hardy.
consisting Of about
TWENTY.ONE HUNDRED
ACRES,
Of lard. more or less, in several different
platS, p.'s Of which will be exhibited on
day Of Sale.
The sal" will take place at the residence
Of said deceased, in Ncwberry County, near
the junction OF Tiger and Broad rivers.
T"rmS of saie-Une third cash, balance
in equal instruments, for one and two years.
with bond anl m"rtEnS" OF purchaser TO
sccu'e the credit portion of same. Purcba-
ser 70 pay Tor papers and stamps.
ANY information concerning same NAV
he obtained from Vim. D. Hardy on the
premises.
TlioS. ". PAYSlNGER, s. n. C.
Dec. o6, lS7" it Is
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EGT~ ADDRESS K. Y. PIERCE.
N. D Buffalo, y. Y, and &c: pamphcr on
Catarrh free. or s"nd >iX:y cents and get DR..
Sagc'S Catarrh Remedy. 500 reward is Of
fercd ny the proprietor for a case Of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. Sold Dy druggists.
Jan. 4 lit.
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MnEAlGE,

On ,l,r 22ul Of y .cr:nh'T. ~ III" residence
of lr. iICErSS >fkPuETS. bv !sT. j. y.
l;OUcnEL1t. NJ. +. y LIVINGSTON Of EtIge
field. AMI Miss MOlLIL PI1Ts, Of Ncwherry'
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ScRAPs.-Evcry wise man end woman
and good child will turn over new leaf in
their life book, now in the beginning of
this new year, and strive to keep it as clean
As possible.
\ Chicago saloon bears the modest name
Of Lambs R,st."
A chcquc>matc-A wife. Many daring
fellows bc-crbcuts are taking in their che
ques.
What's the difference between the North
and the South Pole? All the difference in
The world
What is that which must play before it
works, and which we need IN this communi-
ty? \ h:e> e>ensine.
Il good sign SO many Of our patrons came
up and settled their dues on Monday last. tha:
We hail it as good sign OF prosperous year.
Come all
Santa Claus. the good. d;fTuscd great JOY
in this community on Christmas eve, rot
wi;a>taAding the bling cold. The little boys
ard girls, generally, must lave behaved well
during the year for the old veteran dispensed
his presents rrodisa,ly. We like the nsti-
.;u;ion. Wish older folks had such 4 friend
The man who would not !ooE a; US on Monday
On the street. because he owed So for sub>crip-
ton. did himself injustice. He lost br it. Had
he looked he would HAYES cu smile. that Won Id
have warmed his frozen heat. He would have
been happier still had he paid the amount. There
is 10 need Of vinegar in that mails house. YOU
be-. and his pickles are made sharply whiting
item down II both ends to 4 point. We be; also
that he euaGreled with his wi:e as soon as he re-
:usuyd home. Amt you ashamed Of yourself :
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IL" "O!!! iiOW SWEET FOR
orr c"ur'rr ~ dig" hNr how mnch better TO
trkc Sumter H;it,:s al live to enjoy our
country. Jan. 4. lit.
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Vick'S Floral Guide For 1871,
Medical Notice.
Dec. %, 5l-2t.

INC Regular Quarterly meeting Of the New
perry Medical Association will he held on
Monday llt'l Of Jan. 1871. at the odd Fell
10" Haii over Capt. Wrlb's store. :, full
a"chGAEcc Is desirable as the election of Of
nc'rs a:G Other business OF Importance will
be considered. "''@
JAS. MCINTOSH, MD,
~ - ~ II S.c'y
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SewioiMachines.

HEEEAtTERe valuable machines,
so necessary % bmfort of every family,
W. W." ne Kept Tor at the Bookstore
warranted TO gih,isfac,ion. Call ard
\, SUBSCRIPTIONS NED to all the Ladies'
1agaz;nes, viz: G. Frank Leslie, Dem
oFIs'' PETERSON, L Friend, Die Modem
we'll ana others. scribe at once.
Any book that nbe wanted BY arv
a.I} s|L1oa' II II not on h will be procured and
store, SeH Hberry.
Je 4. CHAPMAN.
Jan. (, 1T.
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Compound Acid
Phosphate Of Lime.

FORCOMPOSTING WITH COrTON SEED.
T"is article is n :aaf.:turcd by the Pacific
Gulnp g. mpany at Charleston, S. c., under
the SuErril;,rudc.cc of Dr. S.: Julien Rave>
mel: When cpmpo>tcd with IN equal weight
nf Cotton 5 cd! il results have been found
fully cqaAI TO the bc>r standard frrtiIizers.-
rs economy must commend it to the notice
Of an;crS generally.
For specific directions for composing and
for supplies, apply to j. n ROBSON,
Selling agent, Charleston, S. C.
Jno. S. REESE & CO., General Agents. Bal
uInorc. Dec % 3m
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London, D"c. 81 The intensely COLI wea-
thcr huS produced fr;gh!fu! II ,rta!iEy anlnE;
;hc German wuunlrl. rhc occupants ui 81
carriages wrc frozen To death on Ing 2l:t.
Crnstlntin"pl', December 2J.-.l tlcci;r.i-
ton of the i;llrir:!'lcucc OF the Dtmibiam
rrincipaijtcS has been announced u hciC aud
causes pruiGumd sensation
4 she'll has ben IhrO.:I in:U the Northern
part OF Paris
Many Of Tie German soldiers openly de-
clare Ihen>,I Ives tired Of the war.
Three hundred insurgents, including forty
ncgrcSScS, armel wi'h cutla>Ses, sacked aGd
burned Ilcata, Cuba 81 small fishing village,
on the 18Th. The corp<"$ OF tn" victims
were foun.! PARTY b ,iel and i'll L horrible
condition
The Mar.lla!l House. Franklin Pt.. VS.
burned on the 39ih. Eve IivrS were lost,
AMI many persons fatally injured 'y the fall
ing of the w;rc>brilge over The AlIcghany.
The house, in which Henry Clay Wis born
near \ haul, Hanover County, EIs dc>
strnycd by fire yesterday.
Prim WAS fired at and wound d in three
places on the night of The 9th, III VI arid.
The n)lGauiaH Government declares lis IL
dep ndncc and rcpuli.tcS the treaty Of 81.
Two new Safes will pr"hib!y b" s'o,riv
admitted iIto The Uu:On- Colorado AID New
Mexico.