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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

GRANTS PErs.- the horrible story
which reaches US from Colorado terms
ont to be true, it will furnish another
terrible proof Of the utter failure cf the
Indian policy Of the Administration.
The chief Little Raven, who is said to
have commanded the attack upon the
wagon train Of Fort Lyon and to have
shared in the murder Of the drivers is
one of the sa"lgcs who were so lately
pct:cd and flied with mixed meta phorS
by their Great Father" at Washington.
Amid all the horror Of the story there is
one incident which casts a groleSque
light over the whole; the Government
escort was nine 'niirs behind the wagons,
aal came up in time 10 see the victorious
savageS disappear over hilltop with
shouts Of triumph and dcri>ion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

AFFECTIOSaTELY DEDICATED
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

Don't FoEGET.-No do not forget it if
YOU arc indebted to this office for subscrip-
ton or advertising, but come up whenever
you visit town and square up. We expect
to see large number respond to the invita-
ton on next Sale Day.
Do not forget il.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

\ New STORE in new place, is that
lately opened By Mr.. O'NciIl OF the corner
Of Caldwell and FrienI streets. Besides 4
general sock Of heavy groceries and pan:a-
ion supplies, there can hc fouad in :!i> e.
t:hIiShmrnt L weii->elecicd assortment CT
choice Fatally Groceries, 20 which II:
G Nejil hrg| H. cal! q" at.cu!irr especially
of' F?ir :ij,S ai:,I hcafs Of ;'.Hi!;.'>, and 10
whom c'rd!al i"vi.It;o1 Is cX;cn'cd 10
y:>it Ills store AMI make AZ exam i!Iation-
Wv ak: pleasure il S&yi!g tuat VI have
selected aui prices modefa:e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25
NOTICE!

IT. accordance %ith al "Act to praviie
Cor general license law" enacted by the
las: Legislature, the TreasuCer'S Books will
he open to collect the Quarterly Tax due,
on or before OctoIer the first, 1872. It
must be paid promptly or the law will be
enforced D. r. PulFER,
Sep. is, :S-2t. Co. Treasurer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25
Barbecue.

Twill give Il BARBECUE al my residence,
ncaG Little MDHaiaiH. on Saturday. Tie 18th
instant.
s. p. X, the great King CT Hash will be
OF hand. GEORGE MEII5.
Snl,t 2j 81
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25
Notice.

ih0S" who are Indebted to nc :or OFF,
CIAL SERVICES will please come forward
and pay h'lor2 the fifteenth of October.
Sep; 2j 80 3 JAMES c. LEAIlY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

ELEGANT STOCK oF SuoEs.--Mcssrs.
Abrams s: Metis. of the Newberry Shoe
House, have received an unusually large and
elegant stock Of Shoes OF every style and
quality, and beg to call attention to the same.
They arc determined to sell cheap for cash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

We call attention 10 the advertisement in
another column Of Agricultural Lime or
Burnt Mari. which is rew fertilizer and is
for the first time offered to the people Of this
County. If it is rs valuable for the prcycn-
ton Of rust and improvement Of land as is
claimed for it By those who have tried it in
the past few years, its Introduction and use
here will be L very valuable acquisition to
The permanent agricultural interests of the
farmers. is low price places it within The
reach of every one.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

SrECIAL.-Wc arc pleased 10 sec that scy-
era! Of our merchants arc receiving their fall
gpod>-notce their advertisements. We al
wise our readers to examine tac columns Of
tho Herald attcutivcly. each week, from this
time out, that they may know where 10 fad
what they want, without wearing out shoe
leather, and wasting time and breath, max
ing inquiries. All Of our business men ad-
rertiSc-and we are glad 10 furnish nap
pv medium in the Herald. SO look ou; for
the fall advertisements. Next week there
will be several more. ,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

The NEwBERRy IIoTEL.-Wc take plea
sure in calling attention 10 card Of this Hotel
in to-day's paper. 7. has lItey undergone
considerable improvement, and the travel
ing public may be assured that Mr.. Pool, its
worthy and energetic proprietor, will do all
that he can to give satisfaction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

CRors-WoRM.-Thc continued dry wea-
ther is telling seriously against the late
planting, and much cotton will be lost. In
some sections the fields arc almost dried up.
The worm, too, is deprcIating to a con-
siderable extent. There arc fields on the
roads leading from town, as we'll q erS
here aud :hcrc in the country, which =. al
most stripped Of leaves.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

BAENrN on 4 BET.- +. Barnum, the
great Snowman, in a recent speech,
said:
He had been told to day BY Repui'.
}ican in Hartford, eve are even going
to carry Connecticut for Grant" re.
piled, Il have prnverty in Bridgeport
amounting to 100000 which | can
readily pnt together in the shape Of
rca:Iy money. and I will put MP that
sam on wager that Cnnnecticu! votes
Clr Grrcl..r.N LGr8at ciictI.l
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

T;;,e Ea.e's". N~~S says $4,000 voters
j:I 40: We 4: tae taiG election il \: I.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

PINpLEs, ERrPrIoSs, kouGH SEIS.-Thc
system being put under the influence
OF Dr.. Picrce'S Golden Medical Discovery
for few weeks, the skin becomes smooth,
clear, soft and ye!vcty, and being illu;uina.
ted with the glow Of perfect health from
within, true beauty stands forth in all is
glory. Nothing ever presented 70 the pub
lie AS bean ifcr Of the complexion eve:
gave sach satisfaction Cor this purpose as
this Discovery. The effects Of all medicines
which operate upon the system through the
medium Of the blood are necessarily some
what SLOW, no matter how good The remedy
employed While one 10 three bottles
clear Tie skin Of fpimpieS, hotches, c:uprions,
yellow spots, comcdoucs OF grabs" a
dozen may possibly be required to cure some
cases where the system is rotten with srrofu-
lorS or virulent blood 7oisons. The cure Of
nj! these diseases, however, from the COM
IRON p;n,plc 20 the worS: scro:ula, is with
the Use Of this most potent agent, only Mat
ter o.; time. Sold by all druggists. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

ExHIBIT1oN-Thc Pomaria Charade So
cicty, we are pleased 20 say. propose giving
q very charming entertainment On next Fri
day evening We arc obliged to the Society
for III invitation extended through Capt.
Dickcrt, for Us 10 attend. Ii possible will
be ;hcrc. Charalcs in the Dutch Fork, the
land o.: milk and honey, roll cakes ard - we
Were just going 10 add c:lickcnS-who would
not go?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25
S29i.QS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Miscellaneous Accounts on which the following
partial payments Wee made leaving On each
balance Cue:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

GONE UP!-Not up the spout reader, but
up to another, larger and better store, where
he can make suitable display Of his cx:en-
sivc stock. In plain terms Mr.. j. N. Will
son is now occupying Lovelace 4 Wheeler 5
old and Eavortc stand. We are pleased at
this, for wc like good company, and douby
pleased that the irrcprcs<ible Smith and his
horn is included in the move. Its a goo1
move; we arc moved by it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

Now OPES.-Mes>rS McFall & Pool are
happy in being able to inform the Ladies and
tie public generally, that they have open
and ready for inspection their Stock Of Fa!
Dry Goods. The stock is unusually wcll-se-
lected and comprises Gil the novelties and
necessities of the season, aud they invite
comparison, as we'll 10 quality and variety
as to price They respectfully ask IN cxam-
nation, and feel confident IN their ability to
please. Look for one of their usual expires
Sivc card announcements next week, but in
the meantime call NJ their store. 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

CoURT-The Court Of General Sessions
still continues lis labors. We understand
that there arc about fifty cases on the docket;
seven days have been consumed and five Of
the fifty have been tried. II is true that
some measures we're taken to hasten mat
tcrs. The delays Of the Courts are causing
real suffering among hundreds Of the widows
and orphans OF the district At the present
rate Of progress, perhaps their cases may be
reached sometime in the distant future. Old
"probabilty" may be able 10 say when.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-25

Statement Of Money Expended by tie .CoUz-
y Commissioners OF Naw6erry County,
During the Fiscal year Ending Sept. Iss,
1872.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28
Solid Matter In the MILK Of Animals

Asses milk contains, scarcely nine
per cent. of solid mat1sY. Next comes
human milk with eleven per cent.
Mares milk conf ANS seventeen per
cent, while the asesagc is seen in the
milk Of the gyGt and cow. Human
milk is the raoeest i'll cascinc, contain
ing only fc.s, per cent. Cows milk
has nearly ave per cent. and more than
one hals Vi one per cent. of albumen.
Goats milk contains nearly six per
cent ID caseine and albuInen, and. so
f.G as known, has a larger per cent. of
alba.men than that of any other animal.
Goats milk also produces the largest
amount of butter-nearly seven per
cent, and asses milk the least. The
milk of sheep is most nutritious, since
it contains eleven and and one fourth
per cent. of proteine matters and
hydrocarbons, while the milk of the
COW contains only about four per cent.
of milk sugar; that of the mare has
eight per cent, and this excess of sac
charine matter has been taken advan-
tagc of by the Tartars, in the produce
ton Of the Intoxicating liquor "quass,"
the result Of alcoholic fermentation.
koumiss, the now celebrated Tartar
prepanaid9n., said to be e~nicacious in
cases of consumption, is also u prepar-
alton made from mares milk,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28
what Spring Brings With II.

Regarded from n medical standpoint,
Spring IL not the detachable season dc-
scribed by vernal poets. On the contrary,
its yield of intermittent feverS, bilious at
tacks, rheumatic pains, disorders of the
stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmo-
nary diseases, Is almost as large rs its crop
of viOlets, snowdrops and cherry blossoms.
The Invisible seeds of ipnumerablc maIii-
dies rise with the morning miStS, and are
scattered broadcast by the vapOrSo of night.
Who can resist their mephitic influence?
Certainly not The weak by nature, or those
whose nervous energies have been over
iasked by mental or physical labor, unless
they tone and invigOratc their systems, and
thus enable them to cope with the I'M
healthy influences by which they are sur.
rounded.
The only medicinal agent by which Thu
object can he rapidly and safely accom-
Pitched. Is the great vegetable rcnOyant and
invigorant, HoStetter's Stomach Filters.
The operation of this celebrated specific
four-tOld. IL strengthens the digcstiv' .
gans. regulates the secretions, impro' 81
condition of the blood, superinduc .cs tn
ular habit Oi body, II there .eS Il reg
such vlgor and elasticity to IT, ~ impart
steal sti ucturc, as TO rend' - whole phy
resisting the action OF tn r it capable q
ina, with which the : poisonous mias
always to some eXte' pring atmos phere /
then, Is a ready At impregnated. Here
season, or ar -sordcrs prevalent at rhi
upon the they have already fastene
speedily p systeml OF conquering thcI
mediclr hd thoroughly. The flavor Of
vidcd eis not of much consequence. pro
ieti' Il does its work properly, but of %
VI RS Bitters IL may he fairly sad. Il I:
= ~ effect n cure without outraging u
PATIENTS sense of taste.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28

Amos woody. VI. H., Of kDSciusku county. I'm.
diana, says: - For tt,rr" years past have used
Aliens Lung litlSaln extensively in my practice,
and | am satisfied there is no better medicine iUI
lung diseases in lpr.'
Isaac \. Dnruu, NJ. D., Of Logan county, Ohio,
says: "AllcN'S Lang Btl>lm not only sells rapid
~, but gives perfect satisfaction in every case
within my knowledge. Having confidence In it,
ANA knowing that II possesses valuable medicinal
prophecies, ! freely uNu 1t IN my daily practice, and
Wiiis unlpuIird success. As an "NprCtUrlnl il is
most cert1isiy Alie:rI of any preparation / have
eyer yet KNOWN
Nathaniel Harris, II. D., of MiddIcbury, Yer
mont, says: " have no doubt it Will soon become
II classical remedial agent lur the chrc of all dis.
eases 81 lh" throat, bronchial tube and the lungs
Physicians do not recommend medicine which
has no merit: what they say about Aliens Lung
IiaiSam Cnn be taken ,S II i.ICt. Let all afflicted
test IL TT once.
at Is harmless to the most delicate child.
Ut contains no opium IN any form.
Call for ALIENS Ling BalSlm,' and slun the
uiebi any other BnlSain; unprincipl"i men may
deceive you with worthless preparations.
j.. HARRIS " co. PrOprS., Cincinnati, o..
Sold ny medicine dealers generally.
southern Wholesale AgcntS-LITrEitER II
ca BIER, Nashville. Tenn.
For Sale by Kerry ~ Dcmovillr, Ewin, pcndlc-
ton ~ Cos, Littrr"r rs Cablcr, Nashville; Il \.
Robinson ~ Co., louisville. Ky.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28
Influence OF the ST mach.

The emotion of tho mind has a pow
crful influence on the stomach. Let n
person who is about to sit down to n
good dinnerwitha good appetitcreceiyc
Il piece of news, either exceedingly
joyful or exceedingly distressing, his
appetite goes in Il moment. Children
who are about to set out on pleasant
journey, it is well known cannot eat:
This, when | vas n child, was called
going tourney proud" On the other
hand, q blow On the stomach will some
times takc hway life instantly; n drink
Of cold water, when the body has been
very hot, has often the same effect.
Attend to your companions when on a
journey afoot; rs their ftomachs grow
empty, how sullen and silent the whole
party becomes. Let n crust Of bread,
II littlo cheese, a glass OF ale or wine
be taken, and cheerlulneSs %immcdiate-
~ reigns, eve. long before any nutri-
ment has had time to reach the gener-
al circulation. These things also
show the general sympathy between
the stomach and every other part OF
the body.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28

TicknOr X Co., the celebrated c!0lhicrS OF
st. Louis, Mo-, announce tho introduction
OF II plan of ordering clothing by letter, To
which they call your special attention,
They, If required, will send you their i'm
proved and accurate rules for self-meaSur-
immense stock of cloths, c%assimereS, coat
ing, &c. Thus enabling parties in any part
Of the country TO Older hcirclothinsdirect
from Them, with the certainty OF receiving
perfect tit a~ttaiuable. Goods ordered will be
sent by express. to be paid on delivery, pro-
vidinG that if they DO not fiji, they can be
returned at their expense. ASiS well known
throu4n the South and West they haze for
fifteen years exce!lcd in all departments of
their business, which is II guarantee rs to
the character OF the goods they would send
out. Rules for Scit-mcaSurment, samples of
goods, illustrated circular and priccl list sent
free on application. licknor Il CO., imanu-
ufacturers and dealers in mems and boys
clothing and furnishing goods, either really
made nr made TO cf,ler, COL and COB n.
Fourth street, corner of Washington Ave
nue., 81. Louis, Missouri.
n. B.-Wncu in s.. LOui you are'invited
visit our mammoth establishment, where
you can md Thousands ana thousands Of
garments ofSupcrior quality and workman
snip manufactured expressly for the best
ity with u.and our stock in This line Is very
extensive, TICkkOR Co
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28
WIT AND II NOR.

How to make aclcan sweep: Wash
him.
What fruit is the most visionary ?
The apple of the eye.
Spelling his business IL shocblack
sweeping a crossing.
An overdresscd woman il a perfect
lorsc-a clothcs-horsc.
The bitter cnd-the last half inch
Of II penny cigar.
When a man has ono mind of his
OWN his wife generally gives him IL
piece of hers.
Why is the letter q like a gentle
man who has left an evening party ?
Because it makes one gone.
y minister not long ago preached
from the text, "Hc We therefore stead
fast;' but the printer made him cX-
pound from "lie yc there for break
fast"
An independent old lady, speaking
OF Adam naming all the animals,
said she didn't think he deserved any
credit for naming the pig-any one
would know what to call him.
Butllcs remarked to a friend, the
other day that he would not like to
make Il voyage in Il cOal-bargc, on
account ofthe liability Of the cargo to
be scuttled.
Good morning, gentlemen, says a
brusquc colpOrteur on entering Il rail
uuy tlr NJ. Ijin I1lhl,nl,l tIba,u
pardon if | have said too much. |
Withdraw the last eXprcssion.n
Alphonso (who has had an attack
Fundamentally --"Parblcu, madam,
it is not ~ trouble that your daughter
is my wife. NOu! 1t is because she
is not AN orphan when she is married
to me!n
'.l'd have you KNOW, Mrs. Stoker,
that my uncle was II bannistcr of the
law.' "a fig for your banuiSter,"
retorted Mrs. Stoker, turning up her
nose, "havcn't | got cousin rs is u
corridor in the navy"
An Irish drummer, who now an d
then INDUCED iii Il glass or two, was
accosted by the !nspcctor-Gcncral,
what makes your face 50 red ?'
"flase, your honor" said Pat, 81
always blush When | speak to II gin
eral officer"
Tho following stanXa H. said to have
been copied from the tombstone of Il
husband and wife:
Within this grave do lie,
Back to back, my wife and
When the laHt trump the air shall ill,
If she gets Up, I'll just lie sin.
A soldier was sentenced. for desert
Ing, to have his ear cut of. After
undergoing the brutal ordeal he was
escorted out of the court yard to the
tune Of the ''Itoguc's March.n He
then turned, and in mock dignity,
thus addressed the musicians: Gen
llrmcn, ! thank you; but | have mo-
ear for music.o
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28

The Grand Central Hotel, IN Broadway,
New York, has of late become II familiar
name with IhoSt of our people. In view Of
this Publicity, II few iucts concerning IT viii
not be ami>S. 1t occupies both the sight Of
the Old Lafrage House and the former
southern Hotel, opposite Bond e., favOritc
hotels in their day with southern and
Western people. II cOVers. also, the entire
block through to Mercer street, its massive
front ~! marble cnconlpassinG besides the
foundations Of several other large houses.
1t coSt nearly two millions of dollars II
Is Saidto be the finest hotel in iiIcwor,d.
1t is certainly one of the grnndr,t struc-
lures hat adorns the city, and New York
boasts of its hotels. it was "A costly expert
mcnt To raise the huge pile of marble. with
its palace appoint mcnts, but It's central
location. combined with other advantages,
caused Its success from the start, not less
than II thousand guests frequently enjoying
Its Inequalities at one time. 1t Is uudoubt-
eddy the largest hotel, with the least prices,
charging from n dollar TO two dollars per
day less than any other, being the only hOtel'
in New York that has adopted the plan Of
reduction. Mr.. III. Lyman Powers, the
proprietor, deserves, rs he will receive ii,
much credit for this last important change
III hotel management. MI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28
New Mode Of C;.aftmg.

/ will state Oh experiment that
proved successful with me this spring
In grating n par tree of pretty large
size, and Which | hope will plove USE
full in grail in large trees without so
much expense and time as Is generally
necessary
| use knife-blade, one half an inch
broad, with which | make u stab OBJ
liquely into the side of a large limb or
body OF the tree, the knife making a
sharp angle with the tree, passing into
the wood and between the wood and
bark AZ near rs ! can, so that when
the knife is pushed in as far ~ ! de-
sign, 1t is hid by the bark about an
inch and a quarter, and the bark very
little broken or cracked except in II
very large tree. The graft i, so
sharpened that it slips in where the
knife came out, and just fits with the
slope mostly on the side next The tree.
The cut being oblique, the %perpeudicu-
lar fibre of bark birds the graft tight.
The inner bark Of the tree and graft
has abundant opportunity to unite all
along the sloping side of graft and
next the wool Of the tree and as the
whole end Of the graft is entirely
covered, there is no place for evapo-
ration. The gratis e only in toIer-
able good order. The time was April
|. n little wax was used to make sure
the tightness Of the union. They were
put in in one fifth the time you could
put on u bud or agraft. They can be
put in almost as fast as the end Of the
graft can be slcped of. If only one
in. ten should grow, still u large tree
could be work ed over in this wty
much faster than the common way.
Whether this process can I've successful
later in the season, | do not yet know,
but will try it.
fear now that | have not described
it as accurately as it should be, but it
Is pretty hard to do 40 in every par
ticular Without an engraving. 1t diff
fers from the French spur-budjing in
this very particular-the insertion Is
slighdy oblique, so that q portion Of
stroIlg, thick bark made more tense by
the graft being wedged under, it press
es on the graft, keeping in solid and
'learly closing w the wound. And
then another advantage is, that as the
body Of the limb or tree emerges
during the summer, there is no per-
pendicular. cut to gap open there is it
is true, an i%ncision, but it is very small
and not within half an inch of where
the graft and tree began to unite
Cur. GardCncr'S ROathiy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28

RHEuIArIsM IN Cows.-The symr
toms of rheumatism are SWELL ny Of
joint or joints, as for instance the q
lock joint. The swelling is me- let
MED by lameness, and tho Gnpa-
has n tendency to shift FROM u,sease
the other, or to effect more. O., o.e ieg 10
body than that in which t tr oi .he
peared. The most free, ne ~ @ "p,
rheumatism are DAM, + .adlv Jro;no VI
stables or cow-sheds;, CT poscd 70 nnlI
winds; and an i'm ports ot tom N .ha
treatment OF the dises 40 il 20 nr,.one
the animal from au' Of tho pU,ees
mentioned. The ~ ollen ;o;nt, cause
be gently rubbed with comuh snould
spirit, and half an ounca carhpmo 'ea
potash given tyb % a day in q omart Of Of
tepid water. Die. should ha ~ I ra,,or
q laxative kind. Vi fa'her
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-28
Wood NRptha.

This article. the active medicinal agent OF
pine tar, is, when obtained pure and pro-
perry combined, one OF the most eiiicacious
Of all remedies for Consumption. The best
English article in combination with other
well known rare medicines, form the cele-
brated Hungarian Balsam Of Life, than
which no remedy can be found better adapt
cd for the cure of coughs, colds. bronchial
affection, or Cons umption itself.
READ TIE TESTIMONY.
WISGo STATION, KY,l
July s, ISL.
MEssRs. MANS FELL 4 HIGBEE-GEyrS:
AFTER having had acough for many moaths,
which terminated I'm my splitting blood. 1
bought n botil 10 OF you Hungarian BnIsani
L'fe from Mr.. 4. u. Gregory, OF this yiace.
Few uoses gave quick relief, and / am now
very rapidly and consider myself
cured. dratcfS lily, yours.
WIN. A. J. AUSTIN.