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We would also can attention to ''Ths Opera at uosna n a Collection of over one hundred beauti- fui opera songs Price e5 in cloth and gilt. Trade price, $4. si-1
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HEREAFTER.
Farm For SaleI

A VALUABLE Farm containing 149 Acres: sit- A uated 2 miles south. east of IAtchfield with 14 16 acres of large timber; apple orcharda and other fruit, farm house and neeessayy farm build fine brook running through the farm. This farm lies in pleasant valley the land is naturally warw and dry and admirably adapted for raising fruif and farm and garden crops. A desirable location- For further particulars inquire of
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-03-21

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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-03-21

Ane1dnents to the army estimates. re- dacag the army by 30, ,OOO men and Id. 900 @e3. xere saccessively rejected by large @zSOrltSes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-03-21

L@3y Morea1nt is pronounced by med scl authority incarably insane. and fbe Pst16oa cf her husband for divorce has been dismSssed. -''''
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-03-21
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 pr;cs A1 30 each; 410 per dozen.

Wherever the 'sNe Pias Ultra" Gise- Book has has, ;nfroduced. it has been pronounced supori
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-03-21
Something New. $1,OOO to $3, 900 per Annum.

EEEh1BOUY AN ARTIST.
 MYTH the wonderful English apparatus for
 w Painting and Drawing Oil Paintings, Land scapes, Portraits, and all kinds of Scenery, any person without practice or experience can paint Ifelike picture of himself or herself, or of any relative, friend, General, Statesman, or Scenery, in two hours time. The chemicals and every thing necessary to paint 20 to 30 pictures can be secured at any good drug store, exclusive of ap- paratus for drawing, for $2 50 to s3 co. or will forward the same outfit, ready for work, for 8. For permanent, profitable employment, this is the best business ever offered to the public. You can teach it at your own homes, in towns, school districts, etc, and make money rapidly and hon. orably. class of 50 scholars, at $5 per scholar, can be taught in from two to four hours. At Spencer, Ind, made $16 in one hour teaching this new art. At Shelbyville, Ind, $45 in four days, and at Greensburg, Ind, from $5 to S15 each evening through an entire week. Wherev- CT 1t has been introduced it has proved perfect success. As parlor ornaments these pictures are unexcelled for beauty and durability. I am per manently engaged as a teacher in the K. M. F. College, located at Kokomo, Ind, so that none need hesitate to send for this art. Satisfaction given or the money will be returned. For full and complete instructions, both for painting and apparatus for drawing pictures, remit $1 to
 41-3m Prof. G. W. HEWITT, Kokomo, Ind.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09
"NliGHG TO SPEND THE SUMNER
UEhiE.TN'S SPUIVG HOTEL,
SpARTANBUNG, s. c.

THIS celebrated WATERING PLACE.
viii he open !1r visitors the loth day o:
.I:iHr. Tic fneJic;nal qualities oi Ibis Va,
:cc a:c not oxc"i!ed anG !roaI the urIncronS
wonderful cures that have been Effected BY
thr Us. Of this Wafer, am satisfied thst
this is the place Tor al whose condition can
be improved oy the sa!ubEioGs character @,
Any Water.
Rn0HS large and pleasant. Good and
attentive servants TABLE supplied with
III: best tie aiArkc; affords. Fancy Balls
during the SIMMER. Ten Pin Alley, BIZ
liar! a"d I;aga;ol;e Tables, for The "m':>s-
NEST of guests. Ch:rgcs PC: d;y, $50 ::
per week, $l3.0D: per monel, $3.50.
Cottages 10 rcn; at 500 AID 5h.pn per
>raSon. Hacks daily from JoneSviiIe, ate.
the 18th jane.
". D. FOWLER,
Jn"r 10. 25-tF Proprietor.
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.>SS

4 yoHng nan at ErSisch. Switzerland,
recently stabbed his father in a druaken
rage. The parent, feeling the wound 10 be
mortal, called his son TO him, forgave him,
pointed ont the best means OF escape, gave
him some money and expired.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09
FiSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
handa f"lias>orineE; Of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cof;ns
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish At very reasonable rates, with
promptacsS and despatch.
Persons desirors Of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
4 HearSe is always on hand and will De
furnished at the rate OF SO per Gay.
Thankful for past patronage, the SUBJ
scribcr respectfully asks for continuation
OF the same, and assures the public that
no effort Oh his part vii! be spared to render
the u.mos: satisfaction.
A. Z. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. C., JuIy 81.
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-&S>

A Raleigh Era correspondent writing
frca Salisbury on the 2pih States that a
MrS. Minor, OF that town, in attempting to
dive lavorite dog from the railroad track,
WAS run inlo By train aid killed almost
instantly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09
.&S%

The Winston Sentinel says: The Char
lot;e papers are hoa>tirg over the fac;
fact that Dr. Ashbary, near that place, will
make 500 gallons of wine from 6ve acres.
That may do for Mecklenburg, bu. S. T..
Hickey, of Salem, will make 2,50n gallons
On four acres, besides 1000 gallons Of
raspberry and blackberry vine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

"a touching sight" SAYS the Pittshurs
To>t-"Mo>by, the guerrilla, and William
Loyd Garrison, the Northern abo!tionist,
who pronounced the constitution league
with death and covenant with hell, clasp
ing hands across the bloody chasm' and
bowling il unison for Grant and cocru2-
tiOn.n
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

4 Young lady says shat gentleman
nigh, never feel discouraged when the
nYomen:ous question is negatived by the ob-
jec; Of lis choice, "for in life, as in gram
mar, we always decline before ne conju-
gate"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

4 sad Of suicide took place at Geddes,
Onondaga county, on Wednesday. The
vie OF Dr.. David Thompson drowned her
self in = cistern, while insane from grief on
account of the dcati: Of her only child.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

No less than s7,s64 German immigrants
have arrived in this country since Jahuary
lss, an increase of 1850, compared with
the same period last year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

Chicago Journal concludes that Grant
"uevcr had the slightest pretensionS to
oratorical gifts" Exactly, says the Buffalo
Counter, but when it comes TO other gifts,
he turns his back to 10 man.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09
WOOL CARDING
AT
1OODGIOl''S 'SFACTORI.

Cur CARDING MACHINES are in first
rate order. and turning out the BEST
ROLLS at ONLY l09 CTS. per ID. if oiled
it not, cents extra. Our wagons will be
in NewUerry oHcc every two weeks, and
Wool left with MesSss. MaycS g. Martin. will
he received, cardel nal returned FREE OF
CHARGE for transportation. The contin.
ned patronage 0: he citizens Of Nrw1err!
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
r. S. & J. ". GOODGIOE.
Sep. II, 37-:;;n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

Chicago is to have mil!ion-doIlar opera
house. The business mcn last week and
decided to cxpend that sun in the erection
Of an opera hoHse which should be the
finest ever built upon the Western con-
t;nent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

The largest barn in Eastern Pennsylvania
is Oh the farm Of Jacob Uctfner, in old
Berks, measuring l45 feet in length and
$50 in width.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

Private adviccs from Louisiana to the
Kew York Sun, pu. Greeley's majority in
that State at from ten 20 twenty thousand.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09
TNsUD RAN CE2 NOTICE.

THE undersigned having established his office iseHEd General Agent fo
Home
Company:
unusual? paid
o North and E", which
greatly need Of cash capital successfully Agricultural and Atcha"i
C. : theS
Invested sah
With Ike regulations Gcmply, those sections from which
L">aip pE"mi"u III
(Sigr"D HM B. JOHNSON FFest
S. 0F'gAE
The Financial Of the Company places in hsh ran It's last An
shows hc besides It's large Guarantee $'
pr liability
agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-09

Resolution Tie Managers ;he Company
Boards Who
Il iave
EIPTS locality where
%2arIc Policy
!prHct LEGALITY "il he made thr"ah It's Board Of Trustees
approval Dccio! provided !r
or* cHa!ic by the Directors IL" lo"" oe" IN Ao" G 10 SAFE
Lie
Iids, liberal "ir2
Of eXrrd!
OF Holders: 3ar! of
N.wberry, any point District t;~;ie.
.a" II, l3-f i. j. LjEEi:Nt, Canv1Sing
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STATIONERY.

Comprising Letter, Cap and Noe Paper, Of
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Fla; Papers of Cap, DENY, DoubIc-Cap, NJ
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manufactured in!o BianI: Books ot any "i*c,
and ruled 10 any pattern, and hoHiMi in any
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ummer Schedule SpactanbEcg and Union
Railroad.
To Ccm:ncuce 29:h May. 1871.
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VIC K S
FLORA GUID Z
For 1872.

TIE First Edition of Two HCSnHED
THOUSAND copies .inSt published. II is e'"-
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Address, JAMES WICK,
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NE|I5 STiIIOIElY IIOISE,
e r Stokes

HAS just opened. in the new and hand
some building immediately opposite the
Phoenix office, on Main street, complete
stock OF
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Simmons Hepate Compound, or Improved Liver Cure,

S!HiEg!OE:o EI6paEZJ I5E73p0Ess; " s'''E 0F0" y
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ard
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WHOLESALE AGENTS,
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HJLD SnODA Dill l ko.'
gY Mr.. JOHN GLoTEr.

RY Mr.. JOHN GLovEr.
Who warns US OF The comm storm,
And hints Of currents cold or warm,
Which NAV affect The human form?
Old Probabilities.
Who tells the farmer when to SOW.
To plough, to plant, to reap, to mo",
Tha, plenty may her gifts ""s'ow9
Old Probabilities.
When men 60 on the sea in ships,
Who teile,h with prophetic lips
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Old Probabilities.
If ever human foresight fails,
And malice fills the carper's sails,
Who leels the chill, rnwclcomc gales?
Cid Probabilities.
With charity for others fault,
Whv shonld we make unkind assault,
In short OF truth sometimes should halt
Old Probabilities
# knowledge comes with lapse Of years,
Why spare we not our fippant sueers,
And for the future have no fears
Of Probabilities ?
Why took our grardsires, as it came,
Weather and wind of every name?
Because then quite unknown to fame
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Fen now the people of Japan,
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Must lay their plans as best they can
Without Probabilities
If aught Of good is seen to flow
From knowing how the wind shall blow,
WHY let Tot all the wide world know
Old Probabilities
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Fen yet seyond the range Of earth,
Where newborn spirits 6ud their birth,
We hope e'er long there'll be no dearth
OF Probabilities.
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First Glass Stationery H0Hsa

Which tic subscriber in:cntS this Siiili he.
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patronage.
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Photograh Albums, Writing Desks. Port
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-02

AT last, the long heralded Janauschek is
TO make her appearance In this city al our
new Opera House, commencing Wednesday,
February 9TH, and continuing three days.
The Chicago Republican, In speaking Of
her says:
Janauschek's Mary Stuart, last evening,
was the gandest delinearon VI II rant we
have ever seen attempted.
ain the opening scenes with Mistress
Kennedy she lofeshadowed tue coming
glory OF her assumption in It's entirety. The
resignation. the sadness, tie longing for
liberty. and yet, withal, the strong, true
courage were all most faithfully portrayed
both in look and information OF voice. In the
sad YET brilliant conversation with Mortimer
in which the royal prisoner lound friend
IN SUPP osed enemy, Janauschtk was
also very beautiful; and from this scene
10 the more powerful ont, where with Cecil
and Paulei, the queen, reconstructed
earnestly against the tribunal that had con-
demned her, Janauschck incl eased gradually
In power, until, in the earnest denunciation
OF the wrongs the had suffered, displayed
a dignity and grace that thone hrlh even
brighter tlau That Of RstOri in the same
interview.
"From here We pass to the first great
pre-emnent triumph of the ovening-tLe
park scene at Fotherlngay Castle, IN which
occurs The lOrCiDle interview with Elz1belh.
The opening speech, in which the prisoner
rApturously expresses her delight at again
breathing the air of apparent freedom, was
read with force, spirit and fidelity that has
been equalled by no living actress; the yio-
lent struggle in the mind Of the Sluait upon
first seeing her loyal iailor, was also magnifl-
Gently portrayed, while the subsequent COM
yersatiOn with the queen was the very sub
Unity OF acting. Gradually increasing IN
power, the actress approached the climax
the fearful Remuneration at tho close OF the
act-with iuimitable effect. Her features,
the information ol her magnificent voice, and
ler every increment were all perfect. From
the grace oil the supplicalion to the grand
heights # the indignation, tie actress arose
nagnifcently, and terminated the scene in a
manner 80 lile-lke that the artist faded
from view, and the real, living queen seemed
TO stand in her place.
"Ihe fifth and last act Of the tragedy is
another triumph Tor Janauschek, and, IN
the closing interview with her friends and
servants, Jahauschek's queen, though sad
aud repentani, retains the dignity of royalty,
the truth OF womanhoo1, and The courage
of natural nobility"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-02
FOREIGN NEW s.

A new statue of Voltira is to be erected
In Paris.
Rossel's father is candidate for the
A sembly.
The Choleia has disappeared from Con-
saniinorle and suburbs.
The ship Valparaiso, from Newport Wales
has arrived at San Francisco.
Queen Victoria will not open the Rppro-
aching session OF Parliament In person.
Roberts was inaugurated President OF the
Republic Of Liberia on New Years day.
The Prince of wales contemplales o
cruise IN the Mediterranean in month OF
two.
fire at Norwich, Ontario, Canada, yes
lerday destroyed fifteen business places
loss $500
A motion was submitted at a meeting oil
the Paris JockY Club held recently, for the
exclusion Of all Germans, but was rejected.
The thanksgiving ceremonies In s. Paul'F
for the recovery OF the Prince OF Wales are
announced TO take place on the 9th OF Feb.
ruary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-02

Miss Coombs has been fulfilling a short
engagement at the new Opera House, In this
city. Her company, although good through
out, did not receive anything like the pat
ronage It's merits deserved. On Tuesday,
Miss Coombs personalCd Lady Gay Spanker
in London Assurance" aud, while Ler
acting was charmingly done, 1t fell far short
OF our recollections OF the same personalion
by Miss Cushman, at Burlon's Theatre,
thirty years ago Miss Coombs lacked that
fire and spirit which SO enchanted the audi
ence in Miss Cushman's representation OF
Lady Gay. But then again, the latter lady
| failed to give her utteTances that winning
sweetness of tone and style so characteristic
of Miss Coombs. Robinson as Dazzle did
splendidly He is a fiue actor, and will win
his way 10 popular favor everywhere.
Miss Coombs closed on Wednesday night
with Romeo and Juliet" to an uncompen
eating house.
We arc now to have lull in the Draml
here for short time; alter which Jauaus
check has been promised us and will appear
She is 10 be followed by the inlmilabl
OWENS. the delineator Of the American
Yankee. BY this time We hope somethln
will be done by the Building Committee Q
the Opera House, 10 keep PEOPLE from ireez
ing in the upper seals of the orchestra circle
while they are roasting IN the orcheslr
, chairs le'ow.
in other places The drama is aotivel
. attended 10 by the various siar eIlormeri
a The Worrcl Sisters are al the Nations
z Theatre, Cincinnati.
{ Robert McWade is playing Rip Va
! Wrinkle at the Chicago Academy OF Music
Charlotte Cushman has been giving rea'
ines from Shakespeare in Cleveland.
d The Lingards are Al the Michigan Agent
y Theatre, Chicago.
e Janauscheck has heen playing at Bait
!. more.
st Joe JeffeIsoh's receipts, last year, we
- equal 10 all the salaries Of all the elergym
y in New ork put together.
0; Edwin Forrest has been playing al u
r Piusbug Opera House, during The pa
es week.
Y wacLtel will appear IN Pittsburg for TO
81 nights, commencing on Tuesday.
N Tue LYDIA Thompson troupe are OF u
10 New Orleans Academy Of Music.
g. The Lively Lolita is still al the 81. Charl
Theatre, New Orleans.
O Lille Eldridgo has been playing
an Toronto Tor week.
Marietta Ravel has been appearing
al pact week in the French Spy al the Clio
e Theatre, Chicago.
Mrs. ID P. Bowers had good houses
&C. past week at the Academy of Muscin Gle
land.
Lucille Western has been playing st
W Bars Opera House, 81. Louis.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-02
- $1,000 -
FACETIE.

The man who got wise by eating cage
cheese, has a brother who proposes 70 become
sxillfui in the fashionable dances by dieting
on hops.
"A few days since patient who had been
taken to the Kentucky State Lunatic, Asylum
during the night while in bed, cOntrived to
eat about one.third of blanket that covered
him.
"A precOcious boy in a public school out
West, who stands high in geography, was re-
Gently asked by his teacher where Africa was
located He promptly answered: "All over
the United States"
Jones says that he first met his wife in a
storm, took her to the first ball in storm,
popped the question in storm, married her
10 a storm, lived his subsequent married life
in a storm, but buried her in pleasant weather
MIR. Jones, told his wife, the other day,
that il she did not take caro- he should lose his
temper with her. She replied she was glad to
hear Of it, and ,nly hoped he would never
find it again.
"A gentleman about to pay his DOCTORS bill
Well, doctor, as my little boy gave the meas
els to all my neighbors' children, and as they
were attended by you l think you can aforC
to deduct ten per cent. from my bill for thu
increase of business We gave you.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-02

Mrs. Caroline Richings- Bernard and Mr..
Henri Draytou have been at tho Buffilo
Academy OF Music.
Mr.. John L. Owens has returned from
very successful engagements South, and Is
now at mis- place, Algburih. Vale, Baltimore
county. Md.
Tho New Orleans Picdyune says tia JeI-
ferson's Grip Van Wrinkle" is losing lis
hold on the public.
"Snowball," Ohenbachs latest opera. bur
lesque, Is said 10 surpass all his previous pro-
duclions In humOr and extravaganza.
Mrs. Oates, the charming coincidence,
has been drawing packed houses In Savan-
nah.