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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
Spartanhurg Items.

The Spartan says: Thos Zimmerman,
tried for conspiracy and murder in the
United States CouTt, has been acquitted,
on account of contradictory evidence.
David Collins, citizen Of that Coun-
tg, serving a three years term in the
Albany State Penitentiary under the en-.
forcement act, died abou, three weeks
ago.
The Exhibition Of the Senior Class Of
Wofford College, took place on the lst
and I'd inst.
Base Ball has been opened in good
earnest By the clubs Of WofoEd College.
The ladies are getting up Bazaar to
aid in making repairs to Woford. The
ladies Of Nazareth congregation are in
like manner getting up Tableaux in aid
Of their church at Reidville.
Three daring attempts have been made
within week to Ere the town. The
old Bomar house ir the centre Of buSi
ness, the wooden Offices in rear Of the
law Office of Evans & Botna-, and build
ing used as a bar room, being the three
points al shich the attempts were made.
Lawrence Nazyck, 4 colored barber, was
caught in the act in the last instance,
ard proof is conclusive that he had a
hand in the others.
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The State Medical Association.

The interesting proceedings OF thi:
learned, influential and digniiicd body
We desired to note at length, editorially
and with the respect which its merits
demand, but we regret that, instead Of 1
full and complete summary we can only
present an outline or brief abstract
The Association convened in Colum
bia on the 17th ult., under its able and
honored President, F. Pevre Porcher, o
Charleston, who opened its proceedings
with paper Of great interest.
The meeting was full, spirited and
harmonious, and many important and
elaborate papers read and cases reported
DR.. Mcintosh, Of Ncwbcrry. read an
importan. and interesting paper Oh "Qui.
nine in Dysmenorrhea," which was re.
ferred to the committee On publication.
This paper elected discussion by Drs.
Gibbes, Darby and Robertson.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing year:
For president, DR.. J. T. Darby, Co.
lurnJia first yice.president, DR.. }. Nc
Intosh, Ncwberry; second vice. e.president,
DR.. 7. A. Evans. Anderson third vice.
president, DR.. c. II. Ladd, Winusboro'; ;;
recording secretary, DR.. T. Grange ST.
u.ons, Charleston; corresponding secre-
tary, DR.. S. baruch, Camden; treasurer,
DR.. F. L. Parker, Charleston.
Delegates to American Medical Asso.
cia.ion-Dr. J. T. ". Geddings, Charles.
ton; Dr.. P. Mikeil, Edis,o; DR.. R. W.
Gibbes, Columbia; DR.. Middleton Michel.
Charleston DR.. 4. p. Wylie, Chester;
DR.. r. 4. Evans, Anderson; Dr. 5. Ba.
ruch, Kcsshaw Dr. F. F. Gary, Abte.
vile.
The president appointed the following
committees
On Publica.icn-Drs. Porcncr, J. F.
N. Geddings and T,cScot.
On Accounts--Drs. Taylor, Dnist and
Ancrum.
On Ethics-Drs. kinloch, Mikcll and
Robertson.
The Presidents are only elected for
one term. President porcher in retiring
gracefully yielded the chair with appro
pirate remarks, TO the president elect,
DR.. j. 7. Darby, Of Columbia, who, upon
taking his seat acknowledged his apprc.
citation of the trust and confidence i'm
posed in him, and gave an earnest Of the
spirit that will actuate him in advancing
the claims Of the Science, ard preserving
the principles Of the Order.
The ne~t annual meeting Of the Asso.
ciation will be held in Charleston on the
second Tuesday in April, 1873.
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Rssrl. Of the Cincinnati Convention,

We think that the nomination Of Mr.
Greeley will give general satisfaction. His
course has been unvaryiHsly consistent,
and his sympa,hies have been largely ex.
erciscd in behalf Of the oppressed South.
As the nominee Of the Cincinnati Con
vention we hope that the Democratic
party will sustain MIN, and together with
liberal Republicans and Conservatives all
unite heartily in placing him ia the Ex-
ecutiye Chair. On the sixth and last
ballot Mr. Greeley received 332 votes,
Adams s24. Trumbull 10, Davis 6. Chase
%. Gratz Brown, for Vice President,
received 455 votes, Julian l75, Walker
=, Upton 8, Pnlner 3.
The following is skeleton Of the plat
form which embraces all that the true pa.
lriot eau ask for:
The Cincinnati resolutions declare
equality for all tuea before the Law. the
union OF the States, aea no re.opcning Of
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Cotton Manufacture.

The following extract taken from The
CharlcstonCou,ier, on "ProGts and Con.
sumption Of Cotton Manufacturing in
the South" is well worthy the cons;d-
Grafton OF our readers at this li:nc, es-
pscially as the matter Of Cotton Mill
in this town has been agi!ated bv some
Of our mos, practical and successful cit.
izers. The one NEST forward in the
movement is 4 gentleman Of well known
honesty and integrity Of character, and
& thorough ,praclica! mechanic; Que who
has been cmiaently successful in his
business Affairs. and can fully appreciate
the great advantages Of machinery.
Hero are actcal facts: 4 mill in
Gebrgia, Inn by steam poHrr, with q
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Erskiae College-Sapior Exhibition.

The Senior Exhibition Of this flourish
ing and dcservedly p~p"iar Institution
or Friday night. the 9Th ult., was NJ
occasion Of considerable interest, as We
learn from those who wcrc present and en-
joycd the exercises.
The following was the programme
used:
Prayer by Dr.. Boyce.
Music-Cast thy Burden on the Lord
The Struggle for Pre- Elpinence-T. \
Barron, Oakland, Tenn.
Music-"ExcclsIor Quicks;ep."
The Great Need of Southern Elisto
risns-W. 4. Mcllwaine, Wo!fsvi!e
n. G.
Music-"Garolina Waltz"
The Golden Mean seems hard to Find
j. VI. McLain, Elk Shoals, n. C.
Music -"Boboliuk Sci,o.tische."
Rome Wasn't Built in Day"-T
P. Pressly. Starkvil!e, Tenn.
Massachusetts, Gallopadr."
"Al koran"-R. A. Reid, Anderson,
S. c.
Music-"Msggie May"
Life, Magic Ring-G. S. Robinson,
Craissvillc, s. c.
MuSic-"IHhen you and I were Young,
Maggie
Long Ago-C. Clarence Simpson
Anderson, S. c.
Music-"Sesside Quickstcp"
The Star Of Napoleon -. A. White,
Chester, S. C..
Aasic--"Song Waltz
Count Won Bismarck--W. 4. Wilson,
Monticello, Ark.
Music-"Wide. Awake Polka"
Probability, the Guide Of Lifc-W.
Agnew Young. Gun,own, Miss.
Music-Farewell Quickstep."
Due West is happy in the possession
of two noble colleges, male and female,
the former under the care Of Rev Dr.. J. |.
Bonner, and the latter under that Of the
Rev W. N. Grier, and we arc pleased to
add that both are enjoying high degree
Of prosperity.
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Stockholders Meeting G. .&C.R.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the above road was held in
Columbia on Thursday last, and the
following named gentlemen were elected
President and Directors:
President-W. J. Magrath. Direct.
ors-R. Adger, T. D. Wagner, Timothy
Hurley, Charleston J. c. Roath, L. D.
Chiids, Edward Hope, John E. Marley,
Columbia r. L. Mclaughlin; New berry;
Joseph Crews, LaureaS; B. +. Gary,
Cokesbury; James L. Orr. Anderson ;
H. T. Farmer, Flat Rock, n. {.
The South Carolinian says:
President Magrath could give very
little comfort to the stockholders, and to
the oondhoiders still less. He in,imated
very plainly that upon taking charge Of
the road, he found matters, both material
and financial, in very unsatisfactory
condition. lie showed that heavy ex-
pendi,urc would be necessary to put the
road in proper order.
With regard 10 the Laurens Road, the
President doubted whether the purchase
by the Grecnvile and Columbia road r:as
authorized, and suggested that it would
he we'll for the stockholders to consider
whether it might not be advantageous
10 decline TO complete the purchase.
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye CONTAINS no Sugar Lead.
Ia Memoriam.
AAIIrY LODGE, No. 81, A. +. NJ,
NrwDclry. MAY Il JS7.l

Nc"nclry, May Il. JS72
Again las death invaded our Mystic Circle.
ana taken thcrcirnm Rr0thcr beloved. And
WHEREAS. by this decree Of Him "who
tlocth al thing wc!'', we shall no, again d! c
permitted 10 walk with oar Brother in peas.
ant Converse over the tcsalatcd pavement Of
our beautiful temple; nor sit with him un-
der is ma jcstic arches; nor view with him
from those higher SUBMITS, the comclnc<s
OF that building in "EicIl arc Gathered the
rich ani satisfying treasures Of brotlcry love;
vc; having gone down with him TO the verge
.! Bculah's laaL, whittier he has been called
to drink from ;!c cl!alicc Of perpetual love
lul rccogn' sing rs VIC do the words OF our
fD"E',er and cxcmp!ar, King Solomon tia!
;hc l:!iscm: man shall stand before kings and
not before mean mcn" therefore
Resolved, That in The demise Of Brother
CHARLES N. JONES. who bore his long,
wasting and painful iIncs5 will: Christian
faith aul hope AN! with irIIr Masonic fortI-
'nlc aui patience, III" loss 10 us is his great
or gain. for h. has retired from The la5ors Of
IIE L'uIp pD'dl IOiSc W IcIICHnIEcflL WIKI
princes in the lodge eternal.
Ecsnivcd That by his diligence, frrro:,
Tunc:uAli'y and devotion 10 duty, and by
his qu:ci dc:nrauor ,kndiincss and aff..biIi,y
or ruaaurr, he had our co1Edcucc, affection
and respect while he lived, and now ;hat he
has departed hence, tie peasant memories
q: his !:lc are 10 Us treasured legacy.
Resolved. That 4 blank page Of Cur minnie
hOol: l." dedicated 20 hi. memory aud in
>cribct! with his nHmc, and the day Of his
death, hi- a"". and The day Of his cxaIiation
to he Sublime degree Of Il Master Mason.
Resolved, That Tie symparics Of this
Loire arc with tic bcreavcli ioiow and chill
IrcIi III their deep distress and. believing
ihc assurance of Him who has said Leave
n" i;ilhcr!cSS children, w!l.pro;cct them,
and !ct tie widow :rust IN Me-" VIC resign
their caa-c without fear into His hanis.
Resolved, That q copy oC these proceedings
be son: to the bcrravcd t:lmi'y Of our de-
ceased brother, as 4 simple testimonial Of
nur sorrow for, and confidence with them in
their untnc.t.ur"i alIlict:0n.
E"-plvad. That these proceedings also bc
published in III" Ncwbcrry Herald.
K II GREEEKEK,
iONE STOUT. IComa.i.tcc.
John q. PEOPLES.
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THE HARVEST OF THE lIEAD.-Whcn the
comb acts as a rake, bringing away Il rnlI of
pared i:bcrs every time it passes through
tic hair, badness would sCon be Inevitable
Ia; cvca in this c:!.c, toroIn rs il may s"cln
the mischief can be arrested, tie loss repair
ed. Lyons Kathairon, aided by :! brisk ap-
piiclliou OF he brush 10 promote the absorp-
ti"n Of The fluid by the scalp. Will stop the
th:nniug-out process in fOrty-cigilt hours.
lhc roots from which tie dead iilamcats
ycrc shed vii! sooa he rr.rndrwrI with ii
tali!r, and 4 new growth will speedily spring
up Oh The dcuudcd places. I:is work Of re-
production viii 80 on until the damage is
completely repaired, and the luxuriant crop
ni hair :hus produced will never withcr or
fall out rs long as the vita LIKING application
is regularly continued. It.
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End of the In Klpx Trials.


The United States Circuit Court adj
journed in Charleston on Thursday last
Sixteen Of the prisoners, most Of whom
had pleaded guilty, we're sentenced in
sums Of from 800 TO 81 900, and for
terms Of from two months to ten years
The sentences arc severe.
A special term Of the Court will be
held in Columbia next August, to be
presi led over by Judge Reeves and
Judge Bryan.
/, vas ordered that the prisoners ar.
rested under the Act, not yet tried, he
released on bail. This includes the Lau-
rens prisoners, who will be admitted to
bail 10 sums ranging frou $4,000 to $lo,-
900, in the discretion Of the u. S. Com
missioner, where the indictment charges
murder, and in Sums ringing from ST.
600 to So 900 where the indictment does
not include the charge OF murder. The
bond tc provide for tie appearance Of
the defendants at 4 special term Of the
Court to be held in Columbia on the
first Monday in August, where the de
PENDANTS are in Jail at any county other
than Charleston, the discretion may be
exercised, and bal! taken by the United
States Commissioner.
We Fave heard the doubt expressed
that this docs no! apply to prisoners in
Ncwberry ard other upper Counties,
hu; we are assured that i. does, and that
ali under arrest, and not tried, can
be bai!ed.
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Be it Ordained,

THAT the -- Section oc Tie Ordinances
Of the ToSn Ct Ncwhcrry, in reference 10
<:or;n" GuaroY. pc, and .hc same is hereby
a'ucaird 20 ~ to extend the ;:me Ill! the
.:t'"cH'!l oI each May, i:r-:rad oI the fist.
Donr ard ratified rndcr tie corporate
,c, 0: The aid :own. his 4tlI Of MAJ, 1872
y. L. SCHUBERT, Clerk & Ttcas.
Mly 2 ~ IL
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Local RAMBL!NGS-

! \ walk in:o The urban parts OF or town is
quite refreshing now. Tue trees arc iicll in
! foliage and III" Apwcr; %rc al in TIC b.DyIn
| Of Yiygin lLyr!i:,c>s: lie cath j. ,nclL,w and
| the mir bAImy and lericu with he D.r,r.uc OF
Gnwc,s and r,rl,djo,s "j.b the uiu,trrI,v
! ur hf,J,-,ud all invite f., ,,r,.,,, hr,I,r,.
| r..,orirr mioL.iuGiIir, hrer;.rcrre .l;rr
understanding walks at r,oru;ny nooo or
pirj;t TO drink in the rurc mir arI receive
! ,,r hcncGcrn, rays ~. u.o .ur anil ,,,. y;r.
,ur, Of rlr. ,ar,h
I'm, c.rcc;,IIv il thc evening are walk,
deIy,,icn!-al the l.azy 0uic, hon: OF cycn-
when the dcplr;3g Snn send, his reflected
rays along Tic sky, and the yc>bcr wi
| lights scnl .hcr EIimncring sheen into tic
| glOaluirr. TT !igli;-iaii; when thc whip popr
! wills noe! ;.lc heard, and The grand Old
! trees prccn: ihcir daih ard Stl!cly Stntaary
! in fin. relief :.ain<t tie >::. Then is
pleasant walk. Ci:hcr in 'nai'lcn meditation
raucy free, or inspired by the Wit AMI the
asprritY, the lIumor an tic bon homie o; :!
male friend, or h.2u;lrh u" the wins0mc
grace. and he pare and refining sentiment
Of :. companion o; @cni'rr HoH'L, 4 real aiii
positive delight. ~ i; ;hc crude events o:
the day arc Gia>rA:cd FROM ;hc inind; lis an
;Ga:!i:"S "rcrr":::r. and ~ i''"rr' "i cnh'-
raacc fortified for The next day tHrhH'cncc
in ii!r- battle q; 'ni,IcE and Gcirfrr.
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!,'.' after passing through orr mills their
yn!lic is in":ra>c,! 10 ! ,2no."u. Ever" onc
sY'r> ;|!c pro'prri,v, ard tic money rc,
:maius to enrich the South. Instead ofscnd-
in. money North for fabrics, wc draw mo-
nry lror, her people. W" understand the
monthly pay-rniI of ore Of Our establish
mcnts amounts TO $ii, ,GUn. .'-Thc South.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

Nr"EHcET. :. e.. Ha" Cotton Zlc.
i.Ivhrr"!.. May G-Fveniug -Cotiou dull
upland. II: OrlruEG llinll;.
NKw ioEX. .iay 6-1 L. VI Cotton dr1oLing
-"p!and- ~: Or;cnn. "a. Cold l3'al4
baltimore. May i.-ru:tou dull and nominal
-a:ddliGg 22:.
''GAi:LEsrcI, Nay G.-CCt:on Gul!-.n;ddling
22 =.
AUGUSTA. May G.-Cot.cr Guiet-!niddlins o.
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a Heal Thy Digestion.

Life is rendered miserable when the d.
gc,iYc organs alc impaired Food becomes
rrpu'siye; the body cmaciatcd; the mind
Depressed. and melancholy broOds over yoa
TI'TT'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS is the
r.:rcly for these evils; they produce
sound digestion; c:catc 4 Good appetite. i'm
part refreshing sleep and chcerfuness OF
mind.
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Who Is to Blame 4?

The Lunatic Asylum is in u sore strait,
and the inmates suffering for food. The
peni,en,iary is on it's last legs. The
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Cedar Springs
must close. The Free Schools will also
all close. Thousands Of needy people to
whom the State is debtor arc suffering.
The Safe is bankrupt.
Who is to blame?
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BrONCUlrIs---Th;' IS an irritation or in
h#mmHljon Of the bronchial tubes, which
carry ;Ic air we b:calhc into The lungs. 1t
arises from cold settled in :hc throat, from
Catarh extending 10 these parts, from scro-
iu!0u, affections. and from severe use Of the
voice The irritation from this latter cause
commences in the Iaryrx and CLOTHS, which
arr tho organs OF the voice, and extending
dOwmward%, produces loar>cness, coughing
and splitting niacoi,j MATER, sometimes mix
cd with blood. It is chiefly dangerous rrom
It's tendency to spread in:o the unSs, and ter
minatc in consumption. Il j. in The cure of
severe and obstinate cases Of this disease that
DR.. Pierce, GDdcn Medical Discovery has
achieved unparalleled Success, and won .hc
lDudrS. praise from al! who have used it. II
is sold by all respectful druggists. II.
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Dr. W. II. Tu:!:
Dear SRI wish TO inform you. and If
yoa desire ypu can puLlish il, iha, have
been afflicted for upwards Of seven years
with dyspepsia. r1u!i cat notiing lhut
agreed with me. became clnacinted, had
10 cncrgT, and felt gloomy and melancholy
all :iic time | have been using your Liver
Pills for three wc"kS, ril have experienced
the creates: benefit hare I fine appetite,
and can now eat anything. cordially re-
commend thc:n 10 all who have DYSPEPSIA.
DENNIS D'HALLORAN.
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NOTICE.

OiWcE School COMMISSIONER,
Ncwbrrry, Ap;iI %, 1872.
To ScuooL TRr@rEE..
The Public Schools Of Newbcrry County
will DC closed Oh and after May lat unti,
further to'icc. JESSE G. SMITH,
Nay !, ls--2t' $.hro frn'r. n e
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Prosperity Mills
AND
WOOL CARDS.

WE respectfully inform the public that
we have made many improvements on our
Mills ard Cardins Room, and are prepared
to do work satisfactorily and With despatch.
Parties residing on the G. & C. r. R., who
have grain TO grind, and will ship it to ua,
vii! have prompt attention, and We will
guarantee quantity and quality TO compare
lavorably with any Mill in the country. We
will have experienced hands 10 attend to
our C4rding Machines, and no pains will lie
spared 10 give our customers entire salts
faction. We will pay freight on all Wool
shipped vs.. Parties residing 1t n distance
shall have free use Of Our lots and stables.
We also have lot Of Lumber and Shin
glrs, which will be sold at reasonable Sg.
ures. Orders for lGrge lots of Lamber or
Shingles solicited and will be promptly at
tended TO.
We have large lot OF FAMILY GRO
CERES, which will be sold cheap for cash.
For instance, Prime White Corn, $l.la!.
Fresh Meal and Grist constantly on llanG.
With many thanks for the liberal patron
age extended to Us last season, we respect.
fully ask 4 continuance Of the same
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LOCAL.

.'NEsSEs. GRITTY 4 HOFFMAN,. Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 4 South St.. bal
timorc. Nd. are duly authorized TO contract
for advertisements st our rcoutract rates. j.dveF'
t;scrs in tina! City rcInestedt to leave their ia
yors with tn. house
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sousb, It's quiet walks and Ways the better
for the visit.
In course Of time when the end Of tic lane
is srcachcd, and Our "captiyity is turned, and
or wild unrest is over. and We have learned
that there are services which mere wealth
cannot buy nor bring, We hope TO see all
the houses painted and made cosy and iiiyit-
ingby tree, and vino and flower ; the ground
drained and the streets denudcd of weed and
bri:r, and freed from dogs and COWS, those
natural friShts 70 little gir!s-and biSS ones,
too. very often. Then win the bcvies Of
pretty LITTLE graces which this town holds in
just pride and pleasure, go forth TO their
eu:;Tcn:ng, cxtiirali;g and Health -atIording
walks ard talk. without LET or hindrance.
SCHsrs-hLL FOR TIE Ladies'
i rryma;c-.,m inquisi'iyc wife.
Texas bridesmaid officia,cd barc-!ootcd
One Of ihp.c :!l;n"I no fellow can find out
II good husband after Ii 7. NJ.
Why is Z mul' like Il fool? Because it
holds Il lady's hand wi.hou: squeezing it.
\ young man vino keeps collection Of
locks Of hair OF his lady friends, calls them
lis hair brcad'! escapes.
"Coruc in:o the Var'Icn, Maud" is the way
in which Eu.ic-! niaL!:EIa, urge their daugh-
/ ,c.: To- Try on their new c::licu ,:cSscs.
i German, lately marr;ch, says: I'D vas
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Apr. II, lG-tf.

The ADELrHIAy SOrlETY Of Furman Uni.
vrrSi,Y, through the Chairman Of the Coa-
mittcc, Mr. v. D. Toy, will accept or
thanks for an invitation 10 attend their Az
niycr~aly cclcbrati,n, 'vI.ici. is TO take place
Oh the 1I;!, LAST
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all furnished by Mr. 7. p. ToALE, No 20
Haync street, Charleston, S. &. l6-f.
aa5- LIFE; WHAT IS 1T I'm
Tie hu:an organism, force invariably ac-
con,Danies change, and is, in fact, the re-
suit OF change. The functional action of
any organ or portion Of the system is
possible only under the condition of change.
The blood continually washes each organ
brain Or muscle, gland or herewith Its
life giving food, sweeping away the dead,
wo,n ort particles and replacing them
miti. new PARTICLES Death thus starts side
by side with life; and side by side, as
necessary conditions the one TO the other
they press forward 10 the common goal Of
both. The notion that the varying fuuc-
iohS 81 liz. arc but the varying manifesto
tons and eutxorkings Of 4 mysterious en-
t!ty known rs the vita! principle, is now
exploded. Those varying functions are
Ho" ''NhS1 tiic SlIcCtS VI
mate molecular changes iii the organs, just
as tl:c motions Of tic steam engine are
viewed US the effects Of the expansion OF
elastic vapor il the boiler aud cylinder.
Indeed, very probably, if man had FIRST
met with stcam.cngincs in nature, he
would have explained their movements bv
supporting the existence Of a vital principle
or something simlur. Now DR.. Fisch's
Bittcrs is preparation compounded in ac-
cordancc with the above lately discovered
principles. its,inulates molecular changes.
1t also s,;nulatce alimen,aton, nnd thus in
SUES an abundant: supply ofblood for the
formation Of new tissues 10 take the room
Of those that molecular change has dis.
placed rs useless.
"WAnE & ScnvIrz. Philadelphia, Proprie.
tors Of DE. F!scH'S FobD CURE BlrTKRs."
DDWlE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 8. G. Nay s, l9-lm. COW.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08

AmDHS the doctors who take their own
medicine HAY bc cnu!.:cd The Advertising
Asca:S, Geo. i. Rowcll l. Co., OF New York
They G!e themselves among the largest I'D
rerrscrS in t!!c country, and know, b. cy-
pcricncc. when and how 70 advertise. It.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
essy.WUOSE HAN DSOM J.,

HOUSE IS THAT such was the inquiry Of 4
traveller as he passed an unusually well
finished coaEtry residence, not thousand
miles from here. The style of the SashcS, the
brightness of the glass, the beauty of the
doors, the classic patterns Of the mouldings.
the ncatness Of the balustcrs, and the state
lincss Of the pillars around the piazza, all
struck the traveller with astonishment and
admiration. And no wonder, for they were
all furnished by Mr. 7. p ToALE, No 20
IIaync street, Charleston,,S G. l6-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
WHEELER & MOSELEY.
Er,prorj.o = n N.v2 l9T0-1o ~

Report 0! the Condition Of ''Tne National
Bank Of Newberry, S. c." at Eewberry, n
the State Of South Carolina, at the Closs Of
Business on the 18th day Of April, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08

\ cptcmp,r"ry say, no man in business
should ever V vi:r Il bu,in.s; letter without
his card printed at the top Of tic s!cc; Of
paper. 1t is an advertisement, prevents mis-
takes and looks like business. We are pre-
parcl TO do The priu'in@.'