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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
EITCHBURG K WORCESTER p. r.
MONDAY, May l, IS1l.-PasRenger Trains for W6rce az

E1ISh BURG WORCESTER r. r
a SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = Commcnc,no an
AoSDAY' May l, lS7l.-fssRenger Trains for Worcel.
Leave Fitchburg s &. M, i2 so and $50 n. no.
South fitcr burg sos 3. m, t3.5i and 55i D. n
LeominAter, SIC a. m, 100 and 800 D. m
Gates Crossing, SIT 8. m, I.Ui and 6G7. D. M
Pr2tt's Junction, S.26 a.. m, u AMI Is IS D. m
sterling Center, S 80 a. m, i.20 and &. 20 D. IA
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and Il Is a. M and 70 p -,
Sterling Junction. i0I and H. 81 II. M and $40 n n
sterling Center, Z u and l2Oj p m. and TX n II,
Pratt junction ~ a, m, and l2.li aud l. Is b. m
Gates Crossing, 1.2b a. III, l2 q and 52I n w -
Leoniiister, l.SO s. M, II 30 and s. 30 D. n
south Eltchburg, 1.37 a. M, Il 80 and : N p N,
KAlLkOAD CoN6ECrloN5.-The 6 80 and III IL - n, ,,,
~ p m trains from Worcester connect al FiteitMrS
%i' is CnesIre ana Rutland and Burlington f1T
WIN the Vermont and Massachusetts Il r for GrcengaI
and BlattehOro and intermediate stations 0i"
lac SUI a. m and 1851 p. tram from Fltchburg c5
meet 81 worcester with Boston Il Worcester Troy4es
q Worcester, Norwich & Worcester Ra,,rnaIl -
field. - - - " NS' va 'F'lpss
The 59o p n. train from Fitehburg connects at wor,
cesteI WIN Norwich Worceser Steamboat Train for
New York via. New London. H. 4 BLOOD Sn,1 'E
pmce Fitchburg g. Worcester Il. r..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
N YES n RICH sON
~ Manufacturers and Dealers In
CARRIAGES AND uARNEssrs
VEST AhEsBURF MASS.

will be promptly ATTENDED To- 7e" i''eiieut 70
These Carr ages are mace under esr,o ,t .,,
superior. 's' ""u "iN 'N"9 way
fafues wishing Carriages are rrferyed C,r ~, ,,
tonOf ihtsf to Messm W. &. Bntb5ur Vbari ep1 9
UT milf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
BERKsHIRE COUNTY

Williams college win be represented in the
great college regatta at Springfield, Mass, on
the 231 of July, at which the seven leading col
leges OF the country will contend. After a
thorough trial, the crew has beeu selected and
authorized by the club, as follows: L. w Saun-
ders, 1873; II. I. Scholl, 1878; J. I. Norden,
1873; F. Townsend, Jr., 1878; J. Gunster, 1874;
and +. Johnston, 1875.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

49, FOR SALE-Nice Cottage rooms,
tsif good repair; pleasant Ocaton mile from City
Aitf Hail. west. Price S3le0-(nQ less.l Sewer en-
- tered and tax paid. L. A. ELY co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
NEINIH HNII U ~ fNNIVH's
HAMPSHIRE COUNTl

AT the recent election in the class Of 1878 for
class day officers for the ensuing year at Am
herst, VIM. V. w. Davis, Coldwater, Mch was
chosen orator; Jos. b. Thrali, Galesburg, H.,
poet; Franklin S. Hatch, Amherst, Mass. grove
orator; Andrew j. Hirchl, Davenport, Iowa.
prophet; Arthur NJ. Bridgman, Amherst, Mass
odist; Leyerelt Bradley, Jr., Methuen, Mass,
marshal; Henry c. Haven, New London toast
master. At the social union prize speaking of
the freshman class, the prizes glyen for the
three best written aud delivered pieces were
awarded TO Moses Gay, Stoughton, Mass, first
prize; l, IL. D, Headey, Charlestown, Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
TAPE BUSINESS ,

which is strongly established, full run Of business
orders and paying handsomely; 10 Crompton 2OshuttlC
Tane Looms u Narrow shuttle Tape Looms SpOolef
2Narpers, Calender, Winding Machines. Quillcrs
warp Beams, Bobhins &c l4-shutte Lathes, twltl
Boiler, &e.i le,0e0 OF more feet of land.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

reunion OF the 10th Mass. Vols will be
held at Westfed, Friday, June II Arrange
ments have been made with the Boston and
ALBANY railroad for free return tickets.
The Springfield Daily Union made its appear
ance Thursday afternoon enlarged, made up in
au improved style, printed on new type through
out, and with a new heading The new pre-
prietors start out with excellent prospects, and
thoroughly understand both the newspaper bust
ness and their field of operations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
Gbe Daily spp Gloucester aflonOap onimg gune H. 1872
Zeal estate.
lR SALE-rHE HAMIIrnN rAI

h'Ch IAN IAI
Il MILL, on Water st. Owing TO other business en-
gsgements the proprietor offers the above finely located
thorough built, heavily timbered MI 40 80 four floors
for sale, with 10000 feet ef land. (more Ii wanted
good 2o-horse power Coriss Engine; S0horse Boiler
Mil heated by steam; building well adapted Tor a boo
factory, OF any light manufacturing business WORTHY
the attention OF any one wanting superior location
easy OF access from all Depots
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

BRANCH 0FFICE-203 Front ST., Washington
SQUARE Worcester, MISS Open from Amt oep.M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

TIC WHIII- IIVVt VI IsVI-'II IV''I - IVVVN0V' 10
three vessels.
Jerusha Higgins, a poor woman at Wellfleet,
whose husband died lately, leaving her with ten
children to support, has been made poSsesSor of
the homestead where she lives by the generosity
OF Walter Atkins of franklin, N. H.. who made
her free gilt of 4 mortgage for S610 which he
held against it. But for this kind decd she
would have been left homeless
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
co. "a PER ACRE FOR so ACRES

cor EA PER ACRE FOR so ACRES
SDC s1O Of Moving, Tlage, Pasture and
Wood Land all connected. and including House worth
$500 Barn O Outbudings S200 besides Fruit Trees.
Grapes Sc pleasant and convenient to oepot walls,
gales and bSays that would 81 00 short distance
from Worcester; TO be sold immediately-p ossessiOn
given at once. Apply to D. G. ALDRlCH, ~ miles
from Worcester on Southbrdge 81. diff nal
- FOR SALE-On Richard ST., a neat
ks,.i new Cottage House and Barn; city water; plred
SUI tor gas; water closets. bath room. &C. Lot con-
-~ tains 5000 feet. All ready for occupancy.
j. 5. PERRY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
ia Eet.

| FSt0 LET-Ienement of four rooms; city
| 4 water. Apply at IL Orchard st. dtf jel4
| Two RENT-Two Rooms 40 60, with
sufficient power both steam and water power: also
Room ~ 20, II wanted. Said about 50
rom the North oxford Depot. and about Is from
The Norwich n Worcester X r. track Trains run regn-
aTy night and morning and also at regular intervals
during the day For further particulars inquire the
premises of the subscriber at his office No Is
Foundry St, Worcester, Mass Z. Is. WALKER
jel2 DIM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17
8usimess Garns.

MI r S. S. ii. B l. A n G IL ARD,
AVE- ClairvOyant Physician,
Business and Test Mediun, S. Mechanic st.
apT sons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-17

The house of Paul Cummings, at Clarcmont,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday Loss COW
erred Inv
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
nz,zn \ BODY AND MIND

W. y IS'J' -N-' ~ -A
disease. Such is ly$! rp>ia. The stomach
and the brain are 100 intimately allied Tor
the one 10 suffer without the other, 80 tha;
dyspepsia and dcspondrncr arc insrpA"ablr.
It may be added, TOO, that irritation OF :hc
stomach is almoS, Invariably accompanied
br irri,a.iG: Of Ii,r I"Hiprr.
The inv: :-orariug an,! tranqlil!z;ng op'
GRAFTON Of l!oStci;rr', i;;t;"rS IS most l"rw.
criultv Developed in cases OF Indigestion
Ihc first effect of this agreeable tonic Is
comforting AMI encouraging. \ mild glow
rcrvadcS the system, the chronic nu"aSinr>S
in the rr.,rn Of thu stomach Is i 'S>rn"d,
and the nervous rrstlrSSn' - whicl. charac'
,rriz"s the disease IS aharri. Th;, in,
prov"inru: is Ent transient l. not >r!,'.
r.r.,!c,l .y tin. ,rtrra o! the old SYMPTOMS
with :uprradG"d force, a. is ALWAYS ;hc
case whrn r;:n!rticArr,. >tirUi,iiS are
giv;l ror lr compairt. Each dn;r >rrrr..
to in::trt u pri:uaI.rnr AGGRESSION o! health.
ta invig Iraiicn. But this is not all ThC
apcricnt and amti-hiiouS properties Of tie
preparation are scarcely secondary ia inn
porrancc to its touic virtues. II there is ~.
overflow Of bile, tAc secretion is soon
brought within proper Limits, and if tie
hilary organ is inert and torpid it is toned
and r"gHAlcd. the effect upon The lis.
charging orgarS Is ,GIIalI. <aluiary, and in
ca<r> of rGn>ii iIatiun The ca,haric action j.
iis, sufficient 10 produce the desired result
gradually and wi;hout p,in. the i}itrrrS
also pr"morc Lra!hy evaporation from the
surface, which is p,rricrlarly desirable at
this season "h:m s"L,I''n spells Of raw, un-
pleasant weather. are apt to cl,rrk the nat
nal p"rSriration and pr"ince congestion OF
the liver, coughs, and colds. The hr$i
,alc=r Id against all diseases is hoiri,
vigor, a;;'! 'Hi> III" "te:t Vegetable RrSo.
rA,ivr "$Im";.!:y promotes.
Jan. ;, i-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
C.rrt--The Civil Doci--5::.

When, in our last i>~ac, we attr'3Htc!
= greater part of the troubles ana dis.
tresses Of the people of this county to
the irrcguiarity of lie Courts, aid ,Ae
little work done, our language was by
no means too strong This nay lie par.
ticularly said in reference to TIE ci'lI
dnrkrt. The accuu natinr ri C"$rS on
this docket, on acconrt e Co2r;S irrrg':-
lar and indi posed to business, has long
been truly distressing, and has AT last
become 4 public iuiSanrr. Hundreds nt
thousands Of dollars are locked up i" tHr
public o!!ic+S only awaiting : Judicial
decl>ipr. 20 he applied to purposes Of
useful industry, and the regeneration Of
our county. Ever department Of III
dustry is suffering on account OF the
withdrawal Of SO large an amount OF
capital from It's regular cIan"cI>. This
seems strange. Every day we meet l'eo'
pie anxiou>ly irQniri"g if there is any
prospect Of relief. We only wish we
could give them an encouraging reply.
The Criminal Court still dragS its weary
length along, aud Semb!ance is gone
through. "Tis said that "a continued
dropping every day will wear the hard
est rock away" But, then, this water,
frozen in January, docs not wait for the
thawing Of May sun, nor stasnaat,
sickly pool in S ptelnhcr, fc7 bracIng
atmosphere of january. Thus it Is, now
ever, that the buSi.:c>s Of to.:a: is PIT
off for tomorrow, year Gy year pass
away, yet the people suffer. IS lt-and
we ask seriously an'i carne>t,y-i> il
that the hopes raised ii the last term OF
the Court were merely raised to be
blasted, and are We to DC the objects Of
o miserable cheat?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
Tribute Of Respect.

WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God
TO remove from Us our esteemed brother a1d
la;.h al co>,;.borcr, john Beach and, where
rs, i; is cminr.,tlv proper that VIC. Is divis>
;on, express on: appreciation of his worth,
i ~ I sense of The loss wc have sustained,
therefore lie it
Resolved. That in the death of Brother
Johu Beach, Ncwberry Division No. 5, Sons
OF Tc npcrancr, has Suffered The loss of one
0! her riu<i efficient and consistent mem! cr'.
Resolved, T"at we 'rc0griZe in his humIl-
i;y aud bro;hcriv kindness, Il pattern worthy
Of al imitation.
Reserved. tina! Il page IN Gnr Journal he
st apart 10 the memory of Brother Beach,
and that the date y: his birth. OF lis inita-
ton an,l OF his death, he inscribed upon it.
Resolved. r!.at Il copy o! these resolutions
hc forwarded 70 The family Of The deceased
Resolved, That The foregoing preamble and
rc>oluriouS bc rubi>hd in the Nrwhcrry
!Ie:al., j. II. ECtkEr,h 5.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
M.ikRtEO,

t"i t'.c 2l>r Instant, III the a>ington
S:rct t,lnpri, by rev. Manning brown, Nj.
T. HAMILTON JurNEI; 10 Mis-, MARIE uo-
Gan, All ui Culu!nh.a.
H. i.ii5 Il >pcci.:I lter":t il the yn0ng co.,
p'.., he sr,u' acL .pwic,;gvd "m invitation
10 bc p"c>cLt bY p:o apt appearing ut the
tine .:n,t pace "pc" l,cJ, and it is will Sti-
clc pIca>u.c V: 81: iIIa, our charming young
cr.. :lr b. dc, ioo&cll !i.Ed>oaI"r and sweet
cr AT mis- harp' .inncn"c II her !itc than
eve he oIn. {: Il tiiat tic 5"""'n, who knew
III. !Ic had t,:.wl Il clpi.a! pr :: i'll lie 5
lut!r.N, was &c ptr>Un .ic.:tium of hHpv!:!css,
II > cou.iic!r: Icc WIS Is iG!i ~! .;:'lt Us the
G.c,t Nu!!i"uur diamond i,:cf. The ladies
and g,ntlrlncl in wai,;:g were a.,o blessed
viii good looks. The elegant Suppc" which
c: Nc: :: tcrSlils was high't cij rYcd by
t.c gay and A:n?v party, and waS parta'cn
0: will the airl Of delicious music with SILL
rc Hat,-e z"s;. Or best wishes attend the
voEng couple wio cnIer lie new l'tc 80 adS-
piciousiv, nay iheir joys ever ou'rumber
trcir sorrUw<, and no ai!towalG fight dim
the hor on Of their fu;ute.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
TIE Daily South Carroll a:al.

On "Wednesday last Col. j. 7. Thomas
connection with the daily Hhui:X rs
cditor-in chief, Was severed, IN conSr-
Qaence Of the Publisher, Mr.. Sc!br, re-
fusins to insert an editorial prepared by
the editor few days previous, and the
announcements, that his relation to that
paper had ceased to exist, gave no !t;'c
main and modification to his friends an!
the friends Of lax and order, for Col.
Thomas, in the Gsit which be had inS;i-
tutcd against the Rius, had become tic
recognized and gallant champion OF the
true interests Of the State. Bat short
interval elapsed, however, when It was
known among his intimateS that the
fight already curmmcnccd, and already
giving promise II :; successful l>>''e'
would be resumed arl continued in lis
oxu paper. and to-day, Fri lay, We re-
ceive the first copy Of the Daily S"uth
Caro!inian, brimful of the honest, earn
eS. and cloQrcnf u;ieranccS OF lis talent
ct and ouiS;,"kcn c,li,"r. We welcome
his paper warmly a"d pronounce it a
success al once. 1t vii fill large aud
long fclt want.
To such of our reaicrs who may 50
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

/ Little les than oHc rcar :Go. when this
crai,d enterprise WIS org"liH +! in .N',an:a. Ca
I::my >ag"c""S l""r'c yic'::c''f i:iEre in IL
;nt,i.cy bu, the unprecedented success crGwnn@
il c,cry where j; !iaS been. iIS satisfied tErm o
he error q! their jTG !!I:srnt.
30 exhibition oh Il" rod haS =!Ten greater
Satisfaction. ::1ri none have achieved IS great q
dr.l'r q. !:"iii:a'i:y.
Ect!.r !: Dor I.or lHoH"y lis been Slare1 TO
max. il :ir nuS, .N'cn>Tc aGd cl"Ic" cNi'lb!t9n
on Ike :n:.l; ard tr ::i":"'t Gai,! 'icInr,GGl>
auG;vI c, a;,;: auG!l.- he { :!> oi the Gt rent
artists lave serve! IL siimu a;r lie m"haSe nent
20 .vcn greater eNr"tl':>.
I!:ruH. .hou the Ni.rie S:ates aud Ne" Eng
land Th,. Dnu,iuinn$ nf NcG ,:r,IrSHick Nova
SCOTIA. Prnce Edwards i.'&:.'i. Cape BTe;en
and New LnurGland. t.,cre h"s been but one
voice r':m tie r'sS and pEh'ic rs ne intrinsic
merits o: .h:s i:,uu,:n.,t!: ,>tat tl>limri.t.
Nr>>fS. HAli:Ir y GO. ;e,l am cNei>ablc
pride il Illus lcerriuC: :" their reis"aicd iriuinph>
and ura;S, o. he V. rid winch has bur o. verdict
a> g. the ii Ii character :!!.d superiority "l ths
i-.t -c:sS A:t.ic and LVUt"g!cai Combinations.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
- =,
w ttyA1E ,. (.
Wednesday, January 81, 1879.
The Lantern"

We welcome amoug our exchanges
the "Lantcrn," the first nu,nherot which
appeared on Tuesday last. The Lantern
gives evi lcuce of talent in Is editorial
department, while It's general appearance
shows that its Publisher knows his h">l-
ness. We extend the light hand Il fci-
low>hip 20 it, and ~i>i !, ""honHdcd
success. Il, is edited and published At
Ro,:k Hill, S. G., by johnston J9#c>; At
e ncr aNnu!N.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
---o@<
E-??~ FROM DAN TO BEER.

E@:?" FROM DAN TO BEER.
SIiEBA-Frrm Charleston 70 DAhoncga
from tic seaholrl 10 tie mountains. can b"
seen Il marked Improvement in thc style O:
buildings in the lat five years. Villages and
farm houses ai present lnOIe elegant arh
comfortable appearance. TIE reason j. well
known. II is because in that period the
whole country has learned 10 parrnnize thai
cr!cbratrh nnnuf:lc:n"rr -: Doors, Sa>h"S and
Blinds, Mr. =. =. ToALE, Charleston, 5. C.
Jan Il, 3-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

The Looks an i pccon'tS Of the unth'rSig gnei
can be found II Motto < T,rranf'> Office. II
my absence these gentlemen will recent for
accounts Lnc m" 7. Is. RUFF.
SD. 90 3S-if
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

Mar,!i G?as. An excursion will be mace
:rcm Augusta 10 New Orleans The elegant
Pullman palace sleeping err Viii rnn
through wit!.ou. cIaigr, leaving Augusta
Frb. o, arriving at New Olc.:nS, Sunday
II, alinr'!ing the opportunity OF visit TO
the oldest cathcdrll in the United States,
&C., and on SO il.v al inspection Of the
city, and on Tuesday the Carnival. The
train will return to Augusta, by the follow
ing Saturday. Fare 70: the round "trip, III
Guiding sleeping birth ard privilege ot us
ing It at y. o., $3.50.
Miss Jane Cameron p v"n"rah!" a"d re-
<Hcc.ablr lady WAS recently burned to dealt
in her room at Grccmvil!e g. II.
Col. Joseph Wha!cy Of Charleston Dis
lrr!. is dead lie WIS in his SSth year,
B,ick Pomc oy has been sued for :25, 900
for Il breach Of marriage promise.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
COM NJ ERCIAL.

Nrwm:rrT. : G.. January 30.-Cctton in
good dc!na!d II "ac.
Cnl.vME!A. ia .uarv 29.-Cnttor &c.
Lly.l.ruol. January 292 !. M.-Cotton
stroh.-uil&Hri< i: Orleans II.
NV Ycrx. .Iauuary 29--7 y. M.-Co.ton
firm: <al,$ @I,ai taies--ullads c2 .. caos ~;
CuArLLsrcN. }. nuary oo.--Cotton d7m-mid-
GiimC2l.
ALGos~A. J:nraf:2S IS Cotton ii n--Tnidd'ing
EAL. tMor%. Janusr= 29.-Cottou ':rons-
mitlhiiHg 22L22t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
The United Ssa:es al! Eu9sia.

I-rr;o,d,r r,.l,riu,s i,.y, sD-l,nr TN be-
+w.er ,,,cso rwo noyer:uI and h;,hc:toircnd-
l.. , Tr,s;lo,. C,-o,. !. i affirmed
o.,,h,.i tho c.,rl D,,.o ,,,..;s w:,:,
..,r. o,,,r,, .,r,,,.r.. oY:r,r5 III: III.
,;,u.
9. ,.,,a, 49,, ..r.,s,, ,,.f;f s,,..
-.,.ao, ., o,o, ~r,..,.c ,,y.s .!c
w,y n,r colo><,, y;:;.
Thor. i also ~ r"o,,.as .n;n,Ss bc:w,en
1-,r}c S,m ana i,,r pro.; o!,: S;.niar,l
nowo.r,,;,. ,...ri.., or r..a.I,,i,.,,. ,r..
.,,. ,,. ,.,. ,,o..;;.,, l,,y. ,,.,,.:,
, ,,. ...,,:,. r.,.n,, ,.,d i,,;,,...
=. -, :. ;,,....,;..........,.. r,, ,...
'''a s'''"',' ,'.' l. ;,
all" 'E'l'r''' - - -" =" '''''',''''' - -
snub old Europe, Tor Il las '"' "e''' ''"7
since she, tao, WAS Of the t7a'S-Ai'a'iir.--
Then there is >o::rt.iug after al. 20 al.
mir. :, those cr,aI ola houses Oh tie other
r:,,o. ,,, r.,,n, r,,, scion of son,
49,, ,;. -. ,
,;.;, and ,,,.,,or,s j,;.,,c,fv< r,ol.s, ~.
ob,-psive gentleman. As dl the Grand
D"Ns'
s'nP'e' Fen''e' a'' 'a'''e '''''
tesies and amenities which belong I" the
gcuiuj Of lhe country Srii-rr>pccr, Al
least ;ortds tia, he be treated rua, "
.., a;sco,r,.o,,,.
w., ,,. -, o,o ,,n1 ..,
WI" <nao0H'SS 0" '"' '"' '''" ''''''
toadyiHss Oh ii:s ":""r, AN'F,'a i"'S most
things cits,sr wfs:. ia" hi-h c- 10" rSeo>'''r
princ;pie-.<eldorr sr.v:,;"S ;v sc!,!>>:: rls;'a.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

Mar - :SvrElr!r>!iiA~::.-Th o.. and WEI!
tied ,,:,'Zrr. Is S::!l il :le market. Ak .c&s-
o.tablc p.ic". Having been constantly Used il
:, p.r;> OF the country Since :j3. when it wGS
liz, introduced. this is the twentieth year Of its
MOS; Successful career: and Notwithstanding the
;m:my com.ct;m. fertilizers ia: t:avc >il!ce been
tr"".Lt into u.s.. NA;c>' still :a2irt;i;s il pop
ui&:i:y. and is the ?ayo:i:c ol many OF fear brs;
Planters. rs grct; recommendations arc that
no aGa,;vra;n. material is usc'. in is manu-
iacure. I'D Is cons ;rc~ts ire such as 10 produce
l"ick ac;iVn "a permanent improvement t" :!:c
soil III" Agr:i& for t;:;S State are Mss>rs.
N.nSma': * Howell, If rhlr:r-'un gentlemen
We'll known % our planting c,iE:H%t;;v Cor
their e:.v--y, proup::ieSs ant t;;ei Integrity lit
al! business matters. >c@ :t:r :rct.S, :ncli: i!
aEui!:rr Column.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

1jn BARRELS of the fnlo~im" brand.
Iri,h Potatoes, specially selected for =! MT
ing
EARLY KnrE.
EARLY GOODRICH,
PINK EYE.
PEACH BLOW.
JACKSON WHITE
rur ,.l,. Al =. rANrWEI.LS.
NJ in street, Columbia, :. {.
Jan 81, :I--:'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

4 WORD TO TIE WtsG.-We deem it
scarcely nc, e :ar: 20 :c'Aind INC ladies that
Ills is Leo Year. well knowing that 'hcy
keep pretty well roS:eH IN this as vel is
o;hcr nIaiicr<, and hence have lcpt silent
rn!ii now. Perhaps S"'nc, '""uS'l, may 30.
nc ""2fc Of The p"c"i'"r an" happy privilege,
AID 'rlt"c:oTc We have The pleasure Of saying
tina: ,IiS being leap year. nc. have 4 ca: e
hl.!achc 20 court ;!ri >p|tk 10 their lra $
Cort"ru. l. vpl see Il fascinating v0uAg ma \
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

LARGE lot of LARD. SALT. SUGARS,
SYHIPS, &'. ". II. " hhb 9"N.
JAn II, 1T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31

SQrAEE BCslSLss liorsE.-Evcr since
assuming control OF The journal VIZ have
had dealings with the advcri.ing firm OF
! Geo. ?. RUwcIl i Co.. Il Park k'w, y. T.,
Civ, and HAY: found hcm ja>t. nmighs
and homo able gentlemen in every instance:
inst >uch men is il is pleasure tor persons
wishing 70 advertise, or newspaper men t.
d. business with. We chccrfully recon-
mend then; to those wishing to make their
w:,mlS nown through The press. IL ck!ord
iii jOurE;:l. H.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-31
Secretary S. {. y. Az: u. Society.
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