The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-11
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i chi!d's hand vas found in sausage AZ
| Council Bluffs, Iowa. Don't belie:e i.
Since The jubilee, Boston had run 50 ei-
ti.ely auSic-mad that its men wear brass
or their hats.
An Iowa woman recently cut fourteen
/ acres of whea! in = day with patent
reaper.
Brigham Young IS isreported to have sixty
eight living children.
: i pair of twins were Bern recently in
Tennessee, Joined together att":'hc manner
! Of the Sianese twins.
! Six thousand ore hundred and seven per.
! sons drank 4. thc Cincinnati icc-w@;c: torn'
!! tain Guling twertv. iour hours last week.
; 4 cubic inch Of gold is worth SiGh. A
million dollars in gold, according 10 the
fgures at the mint, weigh just abcat ;wo
! tons.
The caterpillar is busily AZ wor!. Oh St.
! Helena Island. Several Of the heaviest
planters hare got them in t::cir fields.
! Rain falls more or less almost ever day
Mrs. Pomeroy, tie w;Ce Of i!ic Kansas
Senator, rrccntly seHt 4 $40 bill? 10 ;he wife
! Of every Clergyman il IL" STAG. ! c!e:sy-
man at Topeka sen; t&r money back With
the words: "No, sir, vcu can't buy my
vote. rm going TO give it away to Horace
Greeley.
! New Orleans exported, during the las:
| fiscal year, goods to the value Of S93, $751;
| oSl, gain OF S., ,0O0,0 0G0 over the previous
year, and about one-sixth Of ID" entire eX-
ports Of the United States.
The $40, 900 bet Which was advertised in
the Daily News columns for sometime WAS
! taken at Saratoga by Joseph Moaheime: on
behalf or four of FIVE gentlemen. One
! thousand dollars forfeit vas placed IN the
! hands OF John Morrissey. The rcmainder
will be put Up Oh the day before the Maine
election.
! Fires in the timber of the East mountains
Of Utah are still raging .uriorsly. #nd are
; very disastrous to the interests ot thc terri
| tory. Similar .:dings come from Oregon
! and Washington Territories. where the fires
ere making sad havoc with the forest
| primevai" The work ofa century is over
throwa in day ly the carc!e*sneSS OF
vi!lainy Of men. Government does little
or no'hing to replace the lost treasure, and
! the whole country suffers from the "anton
sacrifice Of timber B. the time We are
ready 70 attend to OFT shipping Interests
the wealth Of the forests will fail Us.
%l,,k Ibn-n
is every probability tha. NJ. Greeley will be our
next President. truthful history Of his life
! becomes q matter Of highest interest and mpor.
tance 20 every citizen.
It is therefore most fortunate that We have such
a book from the able and impartial pen FLAMES
Parton. the we'll known essayiSt and biosrapher.
ANY life of G ee!ey that is likely TO be put for
ward now, got up under the prese OF present
political excitement, will be liable TO the charge
Of psrtisanshp. It is the great merit OF Mr..
Parton's work that, having been written without
any intention Of making it subserve political
purpose, it presents an imperial view Of the
important events of Mr.. Gree!cy's careef.
The work is profoundly interesting one; aad
aside from the attention now devoted to Nr.
Greeley, arising from his present candidacy, the
his early life, its poverty its hardships and his
psccocious Gereopement under it; his life as !
printers apprentice q; East rouitney Vt ! his
tourney to western Pennsylvania. his arrival IN
New York almost pennl!ess and alone MS STEADY
progress, first as iourneyman printer, then
as editor, until his estab ishment ofthe New ork
Tribune; his success in building up the Tribune
as it were ont Of his own brains, until 1t became
the most powerful Journal III America; his subSe-
quent career as one of the most active, infiuen>
tial, honest and best abused men Of his t!Cae-2N
this, as graphically told by Mr. Parton, is val
liable reading at any time; and particularly
valuable to young men as ar example Of what
can be accomplished, By integrity and dcTotiou
to honorable pursuits.
The narrative is brought down to the present
time, giving history ofMr. Greeley's connection
with the baiing OF Jefferson Davis, his Tiews on
reconstruction. etc. and closes with an account
| Of his nomination. and letter Of acceptance:
1t is Published by the NATIONAL PUBLISH
| ING Co, of Atlanta, who want agents in every
County.
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for September
! contains large amount Of practical matter.
! Popular Physiology, profusely illustrated !;
j Diseases oil the Eye with most accurate il
lustrationSs; also articles on the different
Medical Systems Editorials OIL the Cholera,
Hay Fever Mud Baths; E!ec;ro-Mas sncti$m,
and Killing no Murder, as shown in the
| Fisk-Stckes case. AZ install, the depart
mentS on Agriculture, to Correspondents,
| and Voices Of the People are fell Of in!or-
nation. All interested in the subjec: Of
| health should become subscribers. Price
$500 year; single numbers 2O,'enS. s.
R. Wells, Publisher, Se9 Broadway, New
! York.
SOUTHERN CULT1vAToR, the September
number Of which is received, gives notice
that Mr ". L. Jones, one Of tie old proprle-
tors and editors, has now assumed the entire
| control, having resigned his Professorship in
the University Of Georgia SO that he may
give the paper his entire time and talent.
! The Cultivator has ever been fayoritc, and
| never has lacked in any essential yet. and
now that its able editor will devote all OF his
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IS
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