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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-07
Free Delivery.

All goods SOLD Be II m..!be delivered
free OF ErAyagc 10 any ons III 1own, or any
Que in . niles of the Cs,nrt 'Gousc, and at
the Gccct. Also 10 si>Y ,cne ut iHelena {;
and We -caa-an;at ts sell geo ]S as cheap as
en- other house.
LOVELAGE i WHEELER.
May 81, Oft.
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NVISHt Is NVEH NIIU TEWe


The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Eyer, drop Of the S.tRSAPAKlLLiAN RE-
SOLVENT Communicates through the BlosA,
sweat. Urine aud other fluids and Juices OF the.
system the vigor fife. Tor It repairs the wasteS
of the body with new and eodod mafeztzI-
Scrofnla. Syphilis, Consumption, Glandu!ar dh-
rase. Ulcers in the throat, Mouth. Iunors, NoGse
in flIc1ilnnds and otter parts o! tire system, Sore
Eyes. SirHmorous di-clar:es from the Ears, asd
the worst forms Of Skin diSeasei, Eruptions. Es-
v-r Sores. Scald Head. Eipg " orm. Salt Rhcnn,
ErysipelaS. Acne. Black Spots. Worms in The
F!e-h. runors. Cancers in the Womb. and slt
weakening ard pain !ul discharges. Night SWeaes,-
Loss OF Sperm aud ell wastes Of the life prtnoi-
pie. are within the curative range Of this wonder
of Modern Chemistry. and few days uae Will
prove 10 any person using !: for either cf tAsao'
forms Of t!>e,lse its po:cit p Tefto cure them.
Iftlr patient. daily becoming reduced by the
wastes aud decomposition that Is continually
progressing. >Eccee6s in ar-estfng ffese wAsses.
and repairs tlie salnc with new material made
from healthy blood-and this The S.ikSAPA-:
rARlLLIAN will and does secure-a cure 10
ce,tain; for when once this remedy commences
it, work of pu;i ;iication. and succeeds In Gtnja-
i-hins the loss OF wastes rs repairs will he HaH-
id, ard every Day the pa,ieut will fee! himself
yruaiay letter and stronger. the food d;gexttnGs
better. appetite mirroring, end d'sh and weight
increasing - .'~~
Net oniv does the SARsArARILLIAN REsoL-
VENT excel allknown remedial ag-nes iuttH care
Of Chronic. Scroiulohs. Constitutional, ma -6xtA
discases: but it is the only positive ote for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER 'coNPLA1K1Ss
Urinary. aud Womb diseases. Gravel. Diabetea.
Dropsy. Stoppage of WateT. Iheonttnenao .
Urine. Bright's Disease, Alou,ninurta, asd - eu
cases where there are brcI-dust deposits. o. ths
water j. thick. cloudy. mixed with suose1Hee8
like the white Of an egg, or threads like Hhiss
silk. or there il morbid. dark, bi'iozs -aV9ees-
ancc. and white bone-dust deposits. and Wheo
there is prieking, bnrnins sensstion whsu paes-
ing water. and pafn in the Small Of shsHaek A4G
aiOnz the LUius. - II - -
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CURES THE WORST PAINS -.
IN From CHE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
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twas the first and is
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N FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINCTEs.
NJ r,sf,cr how violent or eAcrUcating the paia
the EliEl MAI1c, DcGri'lden. lntirni. Cripnled,
Nervous. Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
m;y suffer.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE kIDSEfS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
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c,,,,,, toNGErTI0N OF The ;SL LGNGS.
PALrIrATlO> OF THE HEART.
MYSTERIES, C,.OrP DII>rHEKIA.
.n.r GArARKH, lSFLEESIA'
HEADACHE. TOOTIlACHE- -. O.. -
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he application Of the Ready Relief to the y4{f
CT parts where the pain or difficulty exist Will -
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Travellers should always carry a I ott'e of Rsa-
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water will prevent sickness or pains omehs1eA
of water. 1t is better than French Brandy o.
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Is RADWAY'S READY RELlEEss EtttE eests.
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DR.. RADWAY''S -
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perfectly tas,e'css. elegantly coated with .ssss
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U 0Lserrct the following symrtos:s resnie2K
from Disorders the Digestive 0rgsns: sag p
Constipation. Inward Piles, Fuliuess- Of 70
Eood in the Head. Acidity Of the StoruasA,
Nuusea. Heartburn Disgust of Food, FullneA OK
Weight in the stomach Sour Eructattons, Staks
ing or FIu,tering Il. the l'it Of the. .StomHeAs
swimming Of tie Head. Hurried and, DfHeG1
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!T

STRONG AND PURE RICH Btln,D-IB-
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAtfiFeG CON-
rLENlOE SECURED rU ALL -; ..
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IES5aEj
..EetsH.rs sisn'r mm.l posrv. there ia 'ru'h,
which is better, in III" following lines:
H.sShio1s liettks? a child with terror,
Sto: i its play and stills lis song,
.hS Il :,:ons commits an error,
~, Bn: grievo'.s moral wrong.
Give it play a"d never fear it,
Active lite is no defect;
Never, never break its spirit,
'CuFb it only TO direct.
80 -
,,W9nll ron sop the flowing river,
=. Thinking il wnrl.i cease to flow!
ssO., varfi mu>I il flow forever;
gaa Better 1tacll il whore 10 20.
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FjIk's Metallic Burial Cases.

THE SUBSCRIBER hss .eess;Srs:y OF
hand fullassortmess: si Sue absve approved
cases, of difesea: patterns, besides cothnS
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promPtness and despatch.
Persons deSirouS Of having cases cent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
"A Hearse is always Oil hand and will be
furnished at the rate Of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spared to render
the utmost satisfaction.
A. {. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July 81.
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MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO their
woudcrfu, Curative Effects.
-Sinegur Bittcrs arc not vile Fancy
D4ink, Nade Of Poor RuH,, Whiskey,
rPfoeE Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doe
tored spiced and swcetencJ to please tho taste.
called Tonics,'" " Appe,izcrS." Rcstogcrs. &c.
that lead the tppier on TO drunkenness and ruin.
but arc . true Mc,SciDc. made from the Native
Roofs and Herbs Of California, free from, all
Alcoholic StIruiun,s. They are tho
GREAT BLOOD PCRIFIER md 4
-J.lFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
sRrnovator and lnvisorator OF the System. carry
i.log az poisonous matter and restoring the blood
TO s!fe4ithy condition. No person can take these
.Bitters .ccorlin, to directions and remain lon=
unuerl. provided their bones arc not DESTROYED
by .m,,c.a! p1Isor or other means, aud the rital
organs wasted beyond the poin: Of repair.
-, Thoy .trc n Gentle PurGut!vc m we'll
as a Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
q, acting as powerful agent in relieving Con=cs-
ton o. Inflammation OF the Liver, aud OF all tho
viscc,al Or-ans.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married. single. at the dawn OF
vomanhood or at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit
ters hare no equal.
rsaaeia,i and Gout, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Billions, Rcmittcpt and
Iuterfal,,cnt Fcvers, Diseases OF the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have been most successful Such
Diseases are caused by Viiintcd Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement ot
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
.Xeadachc Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour ErlctationE OF
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth Billions
Attacks, Pnlpitation OF tho Heart, ImtlaInnstoh~c
the Lungs, Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys aAd
- hundred other pain:ul symptoms ase the OIL
springs Of Dyssse.asia-
They inzagerate the Stomach and stimulate the
tcrp;d Liver and Bowels which render them Of
uncquslled efficacy in cleansing the blood OF all in.-
pa,it;cs and mparting new life and YiSor TO the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions, Tet:G-.
Salt Rhcl:In. BlotclleS. Spots, pimpcs. ru>:Elcs,
Huils, Carbunclcs, RinS.Worn.s. ScGd Head. Sore
Ewes Ervsipeias Itch Scurfs, Discolorations OF the
SKIN unulors and DiSeaseSof the Skin, OF wlISt-
over name nature, arc literally dug up ana car
riad ont Of the system liza short time by the Use "
rncse Bitiers. Ono oottleln +ich cases VIII Coi-
,ss,,ue the most ncre,uiOEs'of their cratlrceGee-
Cleanse the Titiated Bloodmheocue- you find rs
Impurities bursting tirouGh rae Sln IL Pimplc!,
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find It
obs,r,,cted and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it
when it is foul and your feelings will tell you whcn
Keep the blood pure, and the health OF tile system
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS nrkiaS
in the system OF SO many thousands arc ciccnCaf
destroyed and removed.
saain By ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. wALKER Proprietor. R. II. MCDONAl.D D &
co Druggists and Gen. Agents san Francisco,
Cal, and 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
June IS. 26-7l-lv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
TEE GREAT OIL RING.

| IMPORTANT MEETING OF OIL AND RAILROAD
MEN-TDE RATES TO BE SETTLED NEXT
TUESDAY
A Committee representing the principal in
II teess OF the PENNSYLVANIA oil region visited this city,
h yesterday, with Committee appointed by the
ID directors ofrhe Erie Railway Company The Committee
of oil consisted of D. Shombourg Capt VIM 'assan,
ltEs c. Patterson A =. Bennett, W. 7. Schidje, VIM.
| NJ Irish j. J. Yandergrif, j. j. Fishe-, Vim.
| Pfrker, and Henry Byron, John Pitcairne jr, be-
in z also present by request The Committee pro-
du ced credentials to show that the members
rel presented almost the entire production Of the oil
re, ion and statements favoraby received by
the Erie Committee, Messrs- Ramsdel Mcclellan, and
Ha Il. The Pennsylvania Committee desired to make
tracts only for themselves bIt for al the pro-
duo retnsrs and shippers in the district not con-
ted with the Southern Improvement Company They
do ,ot recognize the latter organization hut consider it
be dy inincal their interests and to tDse OF the
itry2 collection of gentlemen not residing In ana in
ny Interested In the oil region who have secured
cont with the railroads for the transport elton of oil
tn seaboarG, while at the same time they DO not own
or COZ itro a BAL gle barrel
Aft, II hrief satisfactory meeting witt the Erie
Comm tttee of hour taken to enable the
repres ebtaves the three trunk lines Of railroads TO
hold c0nftrence Mr.. Vanderbilt, who waf to repre-
.aent tn Q NewYerk Central, unavonh]y detained
by oth business Col Thos A. Scott Of the Pennsyl
yania entral present, after consultation be-
tween i'm, viceS'resdent Archer, and Gen Mcclellan,
was ,cideG allow rates for OH transportation to re-
main until next Tuesday as at present, 81 IS
fs, crude, and 81 so for refined. without draw
eek or, rebate to any one. Col. Scott volun-
tered 10 alnw this arrangement to continue
until April l. but the Oil Committee decided that IL
we,ld be- better next Tuesday and have the
ter definitely settled The Committee desires tie roads
,toaxa paying perTanent rate without drawback, re-
assurance esenon the part OF the railroads that
arrangement IL made the interests repre-
sented by the Committee shall be fav0rably dealt
with IS those OF The Southern improvement Company.
After the conference ended Coz scott sent the fol-
lowiRT telegram:
To B. KisGsrcs. Gen FIT Agt Pa. r. r., PMsddphs Oil
present u Tuesday Al parties 60 ee at
Ede that day nd sqr table
the No mad The time
the iarosds and the ell Representatives
THos. A scorT, VicePresids,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

- Charles Marks, master Eaate o. board the
land, Cal
....Levi Powell. stock driver. who sas winter
esns on The 9th Inst
49,. The presmisesO of Legere Broxsseau, bookseller
and publisher nebte burned Aon6ag Lss S%oo In
swed in Qaebee company Tor $4,000
IA fire at the Iredegar Iron Works in Rich en-
horss aud mules Less, $1,000, insured
THE railroads in Nova Scotia are stiq block.
AIDED -h and the scarcity o. coal severely hA lie npfa
Goyenmen selling coal IN sustu quslnees
....Hartford voted yesterday by 1893 to 4sS to
ste for the House pay 10000 tnersfsr
THE Budget Committee Of the French Assem-
big refes 20 adopt President Thier: proposition TO sI x, The
question w1 soon Be submitted 70 the decision Of the Assembly
John pebpn., ic.sd INTO Hslr.I yesterday she
had lost her dehlos sails &c. and the sss were o'tssen ana Ar
Sbled.
-. The precautions taken Ly the French Govern
yesry revolt proved be The day
passed. Of wboE manifestations In Pa Other u md al was
quiet
-. The Cincinnati and Newport bridge was
span and onehs 6hes the Other spsn
hall and nesIeehtA INCHES according TO the
length Of the span.
" Five or six ticket agents and conductors have
Council Bluffs Iowa for dsauns the Burlington and
ComPssy and bsn to tie charge Of en-.
before the district eourtA Several empsye have been as
missed for the same onsuse
IA drunken blacksmith named Joseph Nelson,
residing sedas Mou shot and killed bis wife Sunday and
shot himself nhietng dsngsroas wound Hs Wiz bad pen
forced leave him In consequence OF cruel snpf and eesnse no
would not return be shot her.
Francis j. Parker Of Lewiston, Me-, a passen-
from Ns~YorA hondaI night tfe
da;sssv, sud So1 u, y sss2 vi y Nsess&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
SHA1OWS or ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT.
A RECORD OF DRUNKENNESS AND CRIME

A RECORD OF DRUNKENNESS AND CRIME.
Liqror flowed freely on st. Patricks day
and night and increase OF crime Of all kinds the
natural result Several desperate ARRAYS. which maybe
attended With fatal results were reported Station
houses were crowded with prisoners For the "a hours
ending at a. yesterday. there by the
olice while 0r the precedingA hours the arrests
bered only lel large majority of those arreeted for
ntoxicaton aud disordery conduct discharged by
the various magistrates with Deprimand slight fine.
SHOOTING AfYRlY.
An ARRAY occurred early yesterday In the saloon Of
BENJAMIN Carr at No. 651 West Fortysecondst. he-
tween a number Of railroad men and others Glasses
and missiles thrown. and Peter Casey the bar
tender fired pistol and shot PATRICK Murphy driver
on the Grand and orty-second-sts Railroad who hired
above the saloon The bullet entered ms ieIt
breast Snicng probably fata sasn IN n Sasey es
geon and sent TO the Reception Hospital The attendant
rge0n pr0n0unces bim N a dangerous eoDdition.
STREET ROW.
VIM. and Patrick Devens Of No. lle Nulberryst,
anarreled carly yesterday in Muberryst near Canast'
with Thomas Farrell Of No 80 Mulberryst. and John
Farrell Of No 2li West Forybinthst. William Devens
struck Thomas Farrell with pair Of brass kDnckles.
The injured man went into the liquor store OF Thomas
toward his assaiaut and dealt him several blows with
the weapon. inictDg severe scalp wound ana cutting
his bp and cheek All were SeKsa Up " h see Sssssd
surgeon The prisoners were TAKEN yesperuay peDre
justice Bowling at the IomDs po d s,. otbers dS
charged
James Mcdonnell Of No 3iI East Thirtythirdst, while
intoxicated in the saloon Of John connery, No. 622
secondaye attacked by two and beaten on the
head with clubs receiving severe injuries His assa
ants fed and he was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Thomas Cassidy, alias Casey. was ldentned ~ ,the
wounded as one Of his assalans, and committed ny
During w alay In the saloon No. 70 Anity st., Jerry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
DOMESTIC TRAGEDIES.
AN ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.

Charles Pfeiffer a German carpenter, age
&C. and his wife Elizabeth age o. have been occupying
apartments In the tenement No. s3i Firstave. She often
drank 10 and to procure liquor would pawn ar
ticles Of clothing furniture He Is industrious,
temperate but enraged at his wife for her nscon
duct he has beaten her on several occasions She has
fallen stairs and severely injured herself several
times while under the influence of liquor About p m
Monday he returned from work, and, finding her in
toxicaed, her the head knocking her against
the stove and repeating the blow He went away, and,
returning at II D. M. retired without saying anything
to her He does not know at what hour she
retired, but thinks 1t must have been at about
IL p m When he awoke, yesterday morn
ing his wife lay dead beside hun. He sprang out Of bed
and called In the mel ghbors The matter was also re-
ported to the police. II at first believed that the
had died from natural causes, and the cash in
her forehead was thought TO have been caused by fall
At saloon-keeper named Weber reported 10 the
police that the woman had been murdered and Peiier
locked UP 10 await the result Of an investigation
VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH IN THE FIRE.
VERT CASE.
An investigation was held yesterday by COrO-
nor Herman in the case Of Mrs Sophia Frevert, who
shot Monday afternoon by her husband at their
residence, No Ssi sxt5i Several Witnesses were OK
amined whose testimony fully corroboraed the account
given in TIE TRBUNE Of yesterday, and proved con-
clusiveiy that the shooting was accidental
Peter Lateren of No. sThird testified that he accom-
panied the prisoner home from his saloon in East t
Hcuson-st; Mrs. Froyert made coffee OF which they all
partook Frevert then produced pistol and snapped
witness told him he ought not TO do So and he rephed
there was danger, as the pistol was unoaded; he
again snapped it, and ire pistol went on; Mrs rreyei,
fell to the oor bleeding and insensble; the prisoner
seemed with grief and fell on the floor beside
wife, and asked the witness TO go for dertor when
witness returned she dead there had been quar-
rel between accused and his wife they had always lived
happily together.
Frank Knzel Of No 1856 East Houstonst testified that
the prisoner borrowed the pistol from him TO defend
himself against "a man who had threatened him witness
loaded pistol and the prisoner tired six of the barrels
and probably supposed that all the charges were ex
hatlsed.
The jury rendered verdict that the shooting was acct
dental and the prisoner was discharged from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
A BURNING SHIP SAVED.

The Bark Commodore Dupont of SearspOrt,
Mo can't. Nichols arrived at Martins Dock, Harbeck's
stores. Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon from Buenos
Avres. with cargo Of WOOL hides and sheep.kins On
sunday morning. when of Cape Henlopen, the dis
covered that the valuable cargo the hold OF the vessel
was fire, and strenuous Efforts made to ehtin-
sush the flames but without success. The matches were
batened down and the vessel headed for Newfork
with every stitch Of canvas set, arriving at noon yeser
day. The vessel was detained only q Few m9ments AZ
Quarantine. and, after reaching Martins DOCK, the
officers informed che Fire Department that tae ars was
out with great fury. and only extngulsned after
the steam had deluged the hold with water Tho
the cargo valued ut s2o00oo s consigned TO Messrs
Walsh Field Way Of No % soutn,sa: Sew,aork: The
suppcsed 10 have originated from spontaneous eembas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
ssooTING ArFRAYs ny COLORADO.

DENyIR, Col, March l9.--A fatal shOotrng
ARRAY redr the norsiug OF the 18th inst ct
ranae Of Major Cannon City, bctwecnSDo.
E. T, ndall and Adam Hanna They were at the break
fasttable when dispute ala ut the size Of the
potatoes in rho dish before them. Tie lie paseed,
wheK Tyndcll seized butcher knife and attacked
Hanna 'Ha M picked up pistol and shot his asssil-
ant ss eral timee causing wounds from which death
sued. Hanna arrested
nsR I'd John Porter shot At Erie during the
recent celebration OF st. Patreks Day, whether acci
dentaHy or Intentionally has not been determined.
Two ar three pistol-shots find on in lsF ge
crowd, ane OF which took eject in MT. Porters lift
breast, lnact,pg wound which may prove fatal.
Others mare or less injured by scatt ring shots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

The President to-day signed the act OF Congress au
thoriz,ng the survey and making OF the boundar.
tween the territory United States and the
sons OF Great Britain the Lake OF the Woods to the
summit OF the Rocky Mountains.
The United States Treasurer to-day sent 10 New York
l6 commercial checks amounting 10 over 900
count of the third call for 1862 bonds
The President to-day to the Senate the nomina
tion Thomas Of Maryland 10 be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Peru The
President also sent To the Senate Withdrawing
all the nominations OF officers for promotion In the Quar-
termasters Department which have been pending for
some time object being, IL IL understood to await
further examination OF the legal questions involved
Judge Carter to-day delivered his opinion on the
ton In arrest OF Judgment In the OF Martin La
Frute, convicted Of keeping "a gambling house, over
ruling the notion and he then the accused
one wear in the Albany Penitenary. This is the first
conviction sentence of the kind that took place
in the District OF Columbia.
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