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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

Two sisters have eloped from Berlin.
Prussia, with yours u,an whom they
both in love with, aud whom they both
intend to marry wheu they reach Salt
Lake, which is their destination.
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THE NRwBERRY MALE AcADEIY.-At q
recent meeting of the Trustees CT this School
Mr. II. II. Brooks was unanimously elected
Principal.
Mr.. B. is graduate of n. G. University,
e, Chapel Hill, and brings the highest testi-
monials as to his scholarly qualifications,
proficiency and experience as teacher, and.
moral worth, and character as : gentleman.
The School will be opened early in Septen-
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Scrofula,

Is the dread disease which annually sweeps
its thousands to the grave. It makes its ap-
pearancc in many forms: in Consumption,
Glandu!ar SwellinSs, Rheumatism, Cutane-
Gus diseases, many Of the affections with
which females arc troubled, &c. Perhaps 10
ore is wholly free from its taint, the only
way it can be successfully treated is through
the medium OF the circulation. II is Il blood
disease; Dr.. TUFTS Sarsapariila and Queens
Delight possesses the qualities to expe! il
from the system and restore perfect health.
Being free from violent minerals, it may De
taken with safety by old and Young. The
most delicate female may take it at any time.
Ifyour child has worms, or a bad breath,
or sallow complexion, or restless al night, or
10 appetite. OF general bad health, give it DR..
Tutt's Liver Pills, it will soon be restored.
n. IT., -. 0,,o s. ~ -;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

A SPLIT TIcKET.-Mrs Woodruff has
been interviewed by Western reporter,
and she admits that Fred. Douglass will
not stay on the ticket, and that she is
hunting up substitute. She is deter
mined to continue in the field for the
Presidency. D,uglass refuses to run
against Grant. She says: "Jepnie and l
are going to Europe shortly. In this
great work wc have shattered our
health, spent 100000, and must have q
little rest. We shall not be absent hnt
about four or five weeks. We suspend the
weekly, and daily will be started. 1t is
backed by such men as Vanderbilt.
Electoral will be put in the field. $4,000
have been raised for preliminary cam.
paign purposes. It will, before it is over,
prove to be tho liveliess campaign this
country mas ever had"
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DIR. c, w. AENEY

Offers fas services to the community at
large. Office opposite Col. Wm. T. Nancc's
residence, next door above A R. Church,
formerly occupied b. Dr.. T. ". Thompson.
deceased. July 81, 3l-t!.
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OUR AGENTS IN CEARLEsToN.-Thea ao-
yertising agency Of Messrs. Walker, Evans &
CogswelI. represented by Roswell 7. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agencyv for this
paper in Charleston.
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.sNEssRs. GaIrrIS l. HopfHAS, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, Nc. I South ST.. Bal
timore, Nd, are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements al our contract rates. Adver>
tisers in that City are requested 20 leave their ta
yors with this hOpsp''
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LEE CAMP, No. !,
SOUTHERN Cross BROTHERHOOD,
RICHMOND, Va, July, 1872.
Our order is composed Of Confederate
Soldiers alone, who had an anblemished
record during the war. Its objects are,
to perpetuatc the memory and heroiSm
of our fallen comrades, 20 aid the families
of our former brethren in arms who need
assistance, and to try and preserve the
truth and purity of history.
We are now specially engaged in the
sacred duty of raising funds to assist
Hollywood Memorial Association in re.
moving the remains Of our noble dead
from Gettysburg and other points where
they are neglected and mistreated, to
Hollywood Cemetery near this city,
where, through the untir:ng efforts Of
our ladies, an honorable resting place is
provided, and an enduring monument
erected to their memory; and where,
protected and cared for, they car yearly
receive the honor bestowed on our
memorial Day." in decorating their
graves with flowers. There are yet at
gettysburg the remains of near ONE
THOUSAND BODIES; they are from
nearly all the States; and when we say,
in some instances, the heart!ess wretches
Of the vicinity where they fell and lie
are ploughing their bones about as if they
were dogs, it is enough 10 make the
blood of decent humanity boil, and the
pocke.-of all who are not false to feel
ing-false to principle-false to . cause
once dear-open to remove these heroes
hom such indignisy and inhrmanity.
Some of those men arc from your
State: some Of them have been your
dear friends or your own kin; all Of them
lost their lives in your defence.
You professed to love them while
living; you professed to love the cause
for which they died. Shall their remains
be d:shonored when they lost their lives
for you? Will you not aid US 10 remove
them to a safe and sacred spot, where
the warm, noble hearts ard gentle
care Of Virginia women can watch
over them ? Into whatever hands this
appeal falls, we beg you to aid Us
in this cause, in which our whole soul
is enlisted. Ask your friends to aid you.
Do not hesitate because you cannot give
much; remember, as drops make an ocean
so many small contributions will make
a goodly sum.
= Can't you spare day or so to can
vaSs specially for this purpose
1t is necessary 10 raise several thous-
anil dollars 70 accomplish our purpose,
but we 90 not hesitate TO undertake it,
as we cannot think Southern people will
close their hearts and pockets tc so sa-
cred an appeal.
Remit all contributions TO Y. G. Car
rington, care Piednon, and Arlington
Life Insurance Company, Richmond,
Va, he being Chairman Of Committee.
Please act promptly; give as liberaly
as you can, but give something: and let
us bring oar brothers away from hostile
hands and Northern soil.
". C. CARRINGrON,
". ELLIS JONES,
z. E. ARMSTRONG.
j. II. PATTON,
c. W. EOLkMAN,
Committee.
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GEO P. ROWELL & Co., Advertising Agents.
No. Al Park Row, New York, receive adYer-
tisements for all American newspapers at
publishers lowest prices. 1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

SERENADE.-The Colored Brass Band
we're out or Wednesday night last and COM
plimented several of our citizens, Ey dis
coursing number Of their !iveliest and best
airs. among the number thus treated was
the lately returned Senior, who takes this oc-
casion to acknowledge the compliment, and
express qualification o. their proficiency. It
is but shor: time since this band was form
ed, and already they perform in g highly
cred;:ablc manner, and with spirit quite
surprising, considering The time they have
been practicing. We hope to hes. :aelo
again on our next return home.
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NOTICE.

THE Board Of County Commissioners Of
Newberry County, will receive bids for
building new Bridge across Little River,
on the Island Ford Road" at Henry Bur-
toms plantation. The contract will be
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder
on 9th August, proxlmo. Each bid mnst
be accompanied By the names Of at least
Two responsible sureties.
SIMEON YOUNG,
Chairman Board Co. Commissioners.
July 81, 3l-4t.
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The N. Y. Evening Telegram.

We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Felix
DeFor,aine, formerly Of South Carolina,
is on the editorial staff Of this excellent
paoer,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

TIE L. F.. BRIDGE.--3fen.icn vas made
some time since, tiat the R. r. Bridge Was
in dangerous si.io Of diiapidaIion, For
near week i: has been harricadcd, and 10
work done upon i: yet. Those IN authority
should see to !. at once. It is one of the
principal tLorougbfarcs end the public should
BOT he unueccessarily Inconvenience. =
new structure is needed, as the benches are
not Only falling but tie upper work is riclety.
We would suggest tia: bauistess &c built
to the small bridge -or Ut least OF Tue side TO
the fence.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

PEAcHgs.--Mr. HILLARY Graham |il
please accept our thanks for some beautiful
pound peaches.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

PERsoSAL.-We lad the pleasure Of g Wis
it from Lieut.. Hinton, Of the .. S. A., last
week He was or q visit to his brother off,
GERS at this post. We found Mr.. Hinton q
pleasant gentleman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

V1NEGAR.-Triple ex. White Wine Vine
ga. of the purest quality, can be had g D1.
Fan:'S.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

Fan,'s Bisters as preventive OF summer
affections are popular. 1t is beir5 shipped
in large quantities to various sections.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

BARBEcUE.-We are requested by Riser &
Co., to state that 'cue vii! DC given ct Ri
ser's store, in Mollohon, on the 10th inst,
and that any Ring. Clique or Faction: orally
or verbally, may be heard, Or can have
showing, if they desire to attend. Riser &
Co. say that they vii! prepare evcr, thing
nice--both stsaming hot and icy cold.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

DEATHs.-We regret to learn OF the death
of SQUIRE William Rerwick, Of the Enoree
country. Also of Mr.. David Adkins, who
vas possibly the Oldest citizen Of the coun-
ty, They were both buried last Sunday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

The INDEPENDENT BRASS BAND.--The In
dependents performed Saturday afternoon
their music was highly creditab!e. They
bid fair to be q fine corps Of musicians
They are under the tutorship O.: MeSSrs'
Dochcrtv (. Davis
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

The great hea. and dryness Of the past
week has seriously affected the cotton Corn
is doing well.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

TEMPERANCE Pic Meas We go 10 press
Newberry Division Sons Of Temperance are
having pic nie with public speaking in tee
grove near Mr.. Silas tJohnstone's residence.
Among the speakers are Prof. Carlisle and
Rev. Mr.. Meynardic.
It is possible that there will be public
speaking at the hal! tonight.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

The METHODIST CHURcE.-ln consc-
ouence Of the absence of Rev. Mr.. Mood, at
the District Meeting at Abbevil!e, there will
be TO service In the Methodist Church next
Sabbath.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

BAPTIsaAL.-On Sunday last after morn
ing service, ut the colored Baptist Church,
Rev. ira Lewis, baptized six adults, three
men and three women. 4 procession was
formed and the membership of the Church
proceeded to SCOTS Creek, where the cere-
monv Was performed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

RETUaNED.--Mr Edward S. Christian.
and Mr. John Martin, who sometime since
visited the Arkansas Hot Springs, have re-
turned much improved. We learn that Mr.
T. P. $. is also on his way home
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

A SEWING MACHINE Run BY Clock
woRk.-Among the inventions shown in
the international Exhibition in London
is an ordinary sewing machine from
France, the peculiarity Of which is that
it is driven by the clock-work arrange
ment, which is wound up in the usual
way. Fixed on the apparatus, which is
enclosed ir q case beneath the machine
itself, is SET of vanes which can be ad-
justed at any angle, SO that the machine
is regulated by the greater or lesser -e-
sistancc which they offer to the air.
They form in fact the governo. Of the
machine The application is ingenious,
and will of course save much time and
labor, bu. the price is high, so that there
are only two classes OF the rich that will
patronize it. namely, the delicate and
lazy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

In the G. & c. R. p. case immense rail-
road frauds are discovered. The issue Of
fraudulent bonds IS appalling. Steps will.
we learn, be taken to deal justly with the
offenders
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

Our town says the McDuffse JouFoa!-
and we repca; it for this locale-has been
SO quiet for such length Of time, thu. our
torn fathers will likely grow rusty il their
duties; we pity the ne1t first unfostu-
nate who shall ccme under .hci: terGe.
manipulation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31
AoRAL.-Bctter keep quiet.

ALL FOR GREwLEY.-No better evidence
of the firm hold Greeley is taking Oh the
public mind, says the Star, can be given
than the fact that the little children ere
catching the refrain and We hear chanted
on I'll sides:
"Ma, may I 80 Cut to swim?
Oh yes my son quite freeley!
= Put on Your old white nat and coat,
And go in for Horace Greeley.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

MORE ARRESTS On last Friday morning
detachment of L. S. Cavalry arrested tue
following persons, residents Of this County,
viz: John Duckett, Richard Duckelt, John
G.. Odell, J. Newton Odell. Thomas H. Wat
son, and Pinkney Bradford.
The first five were bailed on Saturday by
r. S. Commissioner Runkle to November
Term of .. S. Court.
The accused were represented as their
counsel by Messrs. Fair, Pope s Pope.
On Sunday last tl!e following named per-
sons we're arrested: John Watkins, John Will
son, Henry Chappell. John Payne. DIR. Dick
ert, William Smith and Walter Andrews.
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PROFESSIONAL.

Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye Imparts Life to the Hair
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EcLEs1Asr1cAL.--The Commission ap-
pointed by the Presbytery of South Carolina
to visit Aveleigh Church, met on Thursday
Of last weei. and discharged IFS duty; the
Rev. John McLees, presiding It vas an in
teresting occasion: everything passed off to
the satisfaction of all concerned, and doubt
less the church feels stimulated and encour-
aged 10 fresh zeal and conservation. There
was indication of 9 healthy condition on the
part of the Church, and every reason 10 nope
for greater prosperity in the future.
Each Of the IS Churches belonging to this
Presbytery is to be visited By g similar Com
mission, and it is believed that great good
will be accomplished By these efor!s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

TnE CANDIDATE Of TIE PEOPLE, Nor OF
PARTy.-The. Hon. Lyman S. Trun-
bull, at Decatur, ILL.,, under date ofJuly
l3, writes:
What a beautiful sight it will be when
you see this people elccting a man to
the Presidency, not as Democrat, not
as a Republican, but as candidate
pledged 70 administer the Government
for the people, and no. for party, in
this country. When he IS elected, he
will not be bound, as General Grant is,
to select the officers be appoints from a
particular set of men and particular
party. lie will have no motive but to
make his Administration 4 success. He
knows all the public questions that have
been discussed in this country for the
last thirty years. He vii! bring around
him the ablest men Of the country, not
to build up party that will re.elect him
President. What gain that will be !
What gain 10 the people of this great
land, when this interference Of party
shall be broken down, and when the
minds Of men shall be c,nancipated from
a political tyranny as despicable and in
tolerable as the tyranny Of the master
over the slave.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31
JOHNNY ANl HIS DOG.

Johnn7 had li:.le dos,
With hair as blaci: es Jet,
And every where that JOHNNY went.
That purp wcat ;oo-you bet.
He followed him 10 school one day.
That happened TO be near,
Bat when the teacher booted him.
He walked of on his ear
Returning home ne me: cow,
and at that COW did fly;
She tossedAius up five hundred feet,
And-how IS that for high?
The ooor cuss ncer caue down again,
And John Was !ef; nourner;
The purp was left on the steeple tor,
Of the little church round the corner.
Yet Johnny weD. his dar!ing's .ate,
Though scarce word he sa;,:,
.Rnt todd!ed home and weeping cried,
Now pnt me in my little bed"
ET The abore poetic incident is taken
from the, San Francisco Figaro, the smart
est paper on the puci6ic coast.
3~~>
An Apoea! to the Humanity Of Southern
pnonla
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

New Sweet Potatoes have made their
appearance in the Aiken market,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

DEArE OF Two LITTLE BABEs.-The
dark s}tadow of death rests upon TWO house
holdsh our community. Judge Moses losta
little n--Altamont-aged IL months,
on Monday last, and Mr.. Henry Blease, his
little son Bennie. aged 16 months: on Sunday
last.
Little Altamont was on visit, with his
mother to the parental home. BIS death
vas caused by cholera infantum.
Little Bennie, although very promising
child up to the month Of April last, was from
that time to the day ofhis death martyr to
disease and pain.
That part of the dispeasation under which
We liye-the death Of little children in al
their beauty and innoeence-is TO US q sad
one.
But they are now with the angels; and
what occurs in Gods providence is right.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

AFFgcT1oSATE.-Subsc and aCver-
tiser We need q little money Never in our
experience has the a.ticle come in slower or
been as scarce We need j: badly, end shall
suffer if some Of it does not come in. "Seye-
raj Of You" are indebted-not all, thank HeaT-
en-aud mos. afec:ionately do We invite and
entreat yog to call in with little Of the rceG-
fal before it be too late, and we either be cast
into debtors prison, or turned over to
the tender mercies Of poverty stricken
board Of County Commissioners, whose poor
house is already haunted by skeleton-like
forms who live only il the recollection OF the
past, with dim hope of the future. Con-
slider the call, and act promptly. "an ounce
Of preventive is worth pound Of cure
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31
nuf-noor Life For Girls,

Our girls want more out door life, and
less reading novels and cmnrodering in
rooms darEened with green blinds. If
there is ons thing more beautiful than
another in u garden Of flowers, that thing
is beautiful girl, with sun.bonnet on
her head, so wide and capacious that you
have TO get right square before her, and
pretty near her, to sec the glowing
cheeks that are sure to be there if she is
at all accustomed to garden walks and
works. Physically, there can be nothing
better for daughters, ard indeed for
many wives, that to take sole charge of q
small flower garden. The benefits de.
rived from early rising, stirring the soil,
snuffing the pure morning air, arc fresh
ness and glow OF cheek and brightness OF
eye, cheerfulness Of temper, vigoT OF mind
end purity Of heart. Consequently she
must be more cheerful and lovely as a
daughter, more dignifed and womanly
as sister, and more attractive and con-
fiding as wife. If you have not the
door-yard ground, then get dozen pots
and plant the seeds Of dowers to your
taste. The care and attention required
to rear and train the growing plants
occupies the mind TO the exclusion often.
times Of senseless noGel-reading, - Sense
less waste oftime You listless, pale.faced,
fragile-.hing Of . girl, throw off your
mock delicacy, put on gloves if you viii,
but work in the flower garden till your
cheeks vie in color with the blush Of the
rose which you cultivate.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

good. cheap and reliable LiniG.ent. Such an ar.
ticle is DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Linimcpt
Pint bottles at One Dollar. For Lameness, Cuts
Calls, Colic, Sprains, &C., warranted better than
any other. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, Il
Park Place New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-31

BURNETTS COCOAINE.---A compound O
Cocoa-Nut Oil, Sc, for the Hair has established
e worldwide reputation. Its natural aGapta
tion, agreeablencss, and FEEESEss PROM AL
INJURIOUS Or SoILING PROPERTIES, fosetheI
with its cheapness in respect to durability and
size of bottle, render it unequal!ed by any otheI
preparation in the world. For sale by all Drug
pists.
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=
Sewherry G. H., S. c., July 30, T2-3l-4t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-07

IT isn't good week for the Greeley ticket.
Indeed, every week shows the cause more
and more forlorn. The Greeley organs that
at first were so cheerful and clipper, grow
moody and discouraged. Even the Spring
field Republican sees the reelection of Grant
looming up, and says SO editorially, while
its Boston correspondent makes this dam
aging confession:
There is a growing feeling here [Bostonl
that the Greeley movement in the country
has 'gone up" and will soon 60 down. The
rumored detection of Senators Schurz and
Trumbull, and the persistent opposition OF
many Democrats to Mr.. Greeley, is the occa.
sion of this feeling, which is Sin the air.
more than in the actual circumstances of the
political situation. Mr.. Summers speech is
not viewed as giving Mr.. Greeley any aid OF
comfort, and the small number of Greeley
Republicans in this part of the world has
grown no larger within the past week. Men
are talking more seriously about Greeley's
voluntary withdrawal than about Grants.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-07
News Items BY Mail

A new verb to express the sndden excess of
heat in the atmosphere has been invented-'It
Vesuviatesv' If this weather continues the
word will become obsolete.
writer says: SIT is not the drinking, but
getting sober, that is SO terrible in drunkards
life.'' Why get sober at ALL then, says Smig-
giles.
1t is stated that the committee of the Board
of Education of New York have contracted for
eight thousand tons of coal at nearly SO per ton,
being So per ton more than the market price by
the quantity.
The husband of the Michigan lady who at
tempted to fill kerosene lamp while it was
lighted, was obliged to accept the offer of a
friends house in which to hold his wife's flu
neral.
A Chinese poem, Li-Sao, written 1900 years
ago, is said to prove that America was known
to the Cinnamon of that day.
An inconsiderate woman in Culpepper, Va. +,
not only ushered three boys into this world of
trouble, at one time a few days ago, but assum-
ed further responsibility of tremendous
weight, by naming them respectively after Gen.
Beaurgard, Gen. Lee and Gen. jackson.
A single county in California has 150, 600
acres of wheat.
Last winter the price of butter was kept up
in the rural districts on account of the scarcity
of hay-it will be kept up through the summer
because of the scarcity of cows.
They are giving the young Emperor of China
a good start in life. He is to have several
wives ready for him, on attaining his 18th
year, and a maiden aunt to keep them amiable
and gay. Fh ~
The chief;justice of New Hampshire has call
ed the attention of grand jury to the preva-
lent practice of what he terms gambling among
the reigionists of the day at fairs and festivals
He is down on grab-bags and guess-cakes
Alderman Conan of New York city denies
the charges against him in relation to the is
suing of fraudulent warrants during the may
orlaty of Governor Hoffman, and says the re-
sponsibility rests with Mayor Hoffman.