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D.. Tu::'s Eair Dye co,o:sa sesu:ifrl Black.

have i!aI business wi,h NeSsrS Geo. p.
Rowcn |; Co.. 4 !srrtising Agents, No. IL
Park Row. New York. f'r sutnc time, AID
have fund them 10 Ic c,cr honest, prompt
and >t.ai.it. forward j., ii! their transactions.
-iIrlahl, I:nSL. han>ai.
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DIX. WM. Il. TCTr:

S;:--Wnrn i'll Ak. L, last winter, used
your ExDIc:bra"t ;nr NY cough, and found
more buac.it from It diam Any ever uS:i,
t',,,k half ticzrH battles homt with ne, and
have had 20 -iv: some Of il T. my irIt n'!s
Please send me ono d:Z'n br l.Xrr">>, CO D.
ALFRED GUSHING.
l23 West 3lst Street.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

FREszlxG a Boy TO Death a STEP
NuTuHK'S TE>GnA&cE. ~ son of Thomas
Carter, Of IIyd. p.t:k, vino d;e:I few
days siuce, now appears TO l:*"c been
frozen to death, through the treatment
of his inhlman parents. The boy "a<
ONLY e:cvcn years DID, and it seems VAS
fastened up in a coil CLOSET under the
stairs, with scarcely sufficient rlot':lns
to cover his nakednc<S. The result mnst
have satisfied his step mother, who is re-
ported 10 he the author "I the inh"man
a&;, for be WIS frozen Stiff IL The E.""n-
ing. As vet no inquest has been held
or rc>tisal;on made into tins alleged
facts. The fl;hcr and step ln0thcr arc
both addicted IL rum.--New York
StaulIr,i. 18th Instant
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

Through tickets around the world arc
now iSSued, the price being ST. IN
god, and the running time cighty.one
days. The l;ac Of rnutc going westward
is: From New T"rk to San Francisco,
about 5000 miles; San Francisco to
Yokohama, 400; thence to Hong Kong,
$50; ,herce 70 Calcu,ts. 500; thence
10 Bombay, 1,+00 Bombay to SIez,
5000 from Sucz, by way Of Alexandria
a"l Brinai>i, to London, about 1870:
and London 10 New York, $500 miles.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

New BUsINEsS.-Att@ntiGn is called 20
the card OF Me,srS. Webb, Jones ( Parker
The we'll known business tact and enterprise
Of these gentlemen warrant the belief that
they will supply long icl: want.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

'.IlEssEs GRIFFIN 4 HOFFMAN. Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. South St. Bal
ti:norc, Nd. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements ut our contract rates Adrer-
tiscrS in that City requested to leave their ia
yors with tnls house"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

The deceased nifc sisters marriage
biiI' is again up in Parliament, has pass
I'd to a,sec"nd reading, 1n'l has given
rise Ia ! he:nsull violvrt ana acrimonious
,lebatc wiii1h invariably ciIaracterizcs lis
iatrodcciioa. 1t is strange hat the op-
rosnion.toSa measure so harmless in o?e:
ration should have been fanncd .into a
fame Of fury, aud be clasSed by its "p-
ponents IS &a>Te1 republican innovation,
'irs:iip:i to undermine the very fonnda-
;ans ofsociety At this ':i>tanrc, where
more cnnSilcrate couuc:'s prevail, ma.
where a mans domestic affairs arc ;o''%rd
upon rs -i.$~"wn exclusive business,
while witnla t;.t .a!c Of Christian lax
and usage. this st Il: caH o::.y he regard.
ci rs 4 ri:tant tc:n:':>t il a III ;'0t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

If you want choice and delicate Ilam<,
Breakfast Strips and the best of Flour, besides
many other articles in the Family Grocery
Line, go to T. F. Uarmon's Store, where can
be found tile greatest variety Of goods, cheap
for cash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

McSSrs. Lovelace & Wheeler are in receipt
of their Spring and Summer stock Of Dry
Goods, &c. An examination Of their stock
is asked as it is very full and well selected
oDc, and prices cheap.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

A NEW STORE We learn that n. Nathan
( Son, Of North Carolina, are opening a
stock OF goods consisting Of croclcry. gro
ccricS, dry goods, &c. at the la;e stand Of
Messrs EeIlcrs \ Gallniau.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

Jc1gc Montgomery Noses has par
chased l residence al NcwberrY and is
preparing TO reaove hi, family there
We are assured that the kindness and
urbanity which has distinguished his
Judicial intercourse with the people Of
his circuit, will be fa'ly appreciated and
rcci;'rvca,rl by the "i'izens Of New berry.
!>outiI CIrviinan.
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NOTICE.

\ very superior article Florida
Syrup, n. 0. Nolasscs, and Dia-
monI DripS, for sale by
TiTOS. F. IIARMON.4 :
Nice lot Cheese, fresh Hams.
Breakfast Bacon, Dry Salt Mcats
Bacon, Alackcrel aud Sayar-curct
CanvasScd Hams, for sale hy
TuOS. F. HARMON. :.
Large lot Parc White North
Carolina Corn, White Oats, Fresh
Grcund Meal, Flour. &c. Come
and see, ct S-s7
...., TH0S. f: HARMON.
a very superior article Family
Washing Soap: Soda. Starch, Table
Salt, Candles, kerosene OH; Con-
tentrated Lye. &c. For sale by
TIIOS. +. HARMON.
April 3 l
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT T.--McSsrS. Geo. =.
Roweil ( Co., our enterpris;ng advertising
Agents, in New York, Lave sent us q hand
somuly printed pamphlet Price List Of Print
ing Material, which arc for sale 1T their large
American Printers, Warehouse. They will
accept our thanks for tie courtesy.
S. c. MEDICAL AssoCIATIoS.-Tlc a:ten-
ton OF the Medical Profession is called to The
notice elsewhere of L meeting Of The South
Carolina Medical Association, which is 10 DC
held in Columbia, on Tuesday, the 10Th of
April.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

SALE-DAT.-Nonday last WAS . beautiful,
Sunshiny day-onc Of the Few lately cxpc-
rierccd-and unfortunately it was marred by
the ulIlitnely and unwc!come appearance on
our quiet streets Of several Of IT,: constabu-
larry, and Tic commencement Of The game OF
"arrc$:' which las been pi;!:cd 80 success
fully elsewhere. But little business was done,
a natural consequence of this wicked stale OF
affairs The Sheriff sold one tract Of Y
acres for S7O5. and the Clerk oac house at
Saluda Old Town for S225.
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WHAT BYEaY EoRsEMAN WANTS

good. cheup and reliable Linimrnt. Such I'll ar
tc!e is DR. Tobias Horse Lininrnt Pint bottles
1T one dollnr. For Lnrnc:esS. tit<, Guli* Colic.
Spruins. &C., warranted better than 2ny other.
SnId Ly the Druggists. Depot ~ PAX Place,
1 NrrL-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

NATURE GIVES Us TEETH, but Sic does
NOT preserve and purify them. That ma,r Ike
done by fragrant Sozo6oEt. The dental lone
sud rs 41!aniel casing are made ,iayuncr:be to
ell destructive influences by the daily use OF tI:iS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-03

CA230LIG SALTE, recommended by the
leading P!ys:cIi4s and the PrcsiGn; Of the New:
York Board o.: Health. rs III: most wonderful !.
Healing Compound ever known Gives instant
relief to burns. ceres all kinds of sores cuts and:
w"auds: AID most Invaluable salyc for all pur-:
,,n>c>. Sold everywhere 1T 81 cents. John F.
EIe.ry. sole Proprietor, s College Pace, New.
York 90.
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--@SS%-

BURNZTT's FLAV0kING EXTRACTS
r. superiority Of these extracts CONSISTS in their
perfect Iuii;y aid great strength. T;iry are
Warranted free from poisonous oils AID acids.
Joseph burnett & Co, B"s:on, Manufacturers
n u..,.i,t:
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DRUGS, MEDlClNEs, NHEMlcALs, U1E-
Stuff$, Essential OILS, SC, &C, it vii! be
seen, by referring 10 d.. Fants double col
umn advertisement on our fourth page, arc
not the only things for sale at this drug store,
as it will be seen that, in addition TO
soaps and pcrfumcr;es, medicatei wines, and
sterling rcmedials prepared by the doc:o.
himself, is also to be found large supply
of lamps, wicls, chimn;cs, burners, &C., TO-
ee;hcr with five hundred gallons Of Pratt<
Astral Oil, wh;cE IS celebrated for its non-
cyplosiYcucss and briliancv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S--Nearly all the women
arrested in the raid upon concert saloons, Satur-
day night, were released Yesterday and The prO.
prietGrs held in bail for trial,
John Kelly and his wife Kate concluded a
drunken orgie yesterday, in Watt street. by the
latter falling into the fire, her head and Shout.
ders beng burned off,
James Whalen, BOY of sixteen, was fatally
stabbed in Brooklyn, Sunday morning, by a
rough named O'Brien; the boy died.
\ murder was committed during eight of the
famous Battle Row gang. PhlplReinstein,w was
found murdered in the same vicinity on Sun.
day; it is believed he was killed by the same
gang, FIVE roughs of the gang were arrested,
but O'Brien escaped. This is the same gang
who murdered policeman Donohue.
In oyer and termner to day counsel applied to
Judge Brady for an order compelling the dis
trict attorney 10 furnish VIM. NJ. Tweed in ful.
dllment of his undertaking, with list of the wit
nesses before the grand jury, specifying the
witnesses applicable to each indictment against
him. Decision was reserved until tomorrow
A motion by Assistant District Attorney Sulli-
van to arraign William NJ. Tweed (who was in
cOurt) was also adjourned.
A motion by the counsel to fix an early day
for the trial Of Edward S. Stokes was held over
for final order Tomorrow
BY the breaking of platform on the third
floor Of the new Herald building this afternoon,
i've workmen were .precipltated into the base
Justice Fowler rendered decision to-day in
the case Of Luther b. Chais against james H.
Blood for libel in connection with Woodruff &
Clahin. The justice holds that a servant is
equally guilty with his employer when he be.
comes party TO an act which he knows and be-
lieYe5 wrong, He therefore must commit Blood.
hut thought bail in $4,000 would be sufficient
guarantee for his appearance. When called
upon, Woodruff & Cahin refused to sign their
testimony given in the above case.
The general term of the supreme court for
this county has granted Il new trial to Rozeu-
weig, the convicted abortonist, and to Dutch
Heinrich, tde convicted bond robber
The Washington insurance company of this
city has suspended, and cannot pay over fifty
cents on dollar.
Health Officer George Cochraue of brooklyn
is dying
The annual meeting Of friends of missions in
the Methodist chnrch was held TO day in the
central Methodist church. Addresses were de.
liyered by Drs, L. o. Haven, Macary and 9th.
ers. w."
Several health inspectors say there is no dis.
ease OF chickens in this city, and that people
need have no apprehension in regard to eating
them,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19
AhhreY1n,ch nisnn,c,,o.-

1t is very cold in Utah, and all the canons
near Salt Lake City are filled with snow.
European letters state that $4,000 persons
have died of cholera in Russia this year,
The gauge on the Grand Trunk railway be-
tween Sarnta and Fort Erie has been changed
from wide to narrow measure
Burglars robbed Wilson L. Sons silver ware
store, Philadelphia, Sunday night, of $4,000
worth )f silver ware.
In the investigation of the cause of the hurn
ing OF the steamship Missouri yesterday, at
New York, bOilermaker testified that the wood
work was TOO near the boiler in case of the
water becoming low
A Washington dispatch states that the post
master general will recommend a postal teIe-
graph system, the abolition of the frankinp
privilege, and decentralization of the New York
and Brooklyn post offices.
me United States steamer Portsmouth, which
Salls tins week, will take corps of civil engip-
GERS, ana instruments, etc, for the exploration
OF the lsthmus of Daren.
Inc track OF tue Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, In Washington, was removed last
night, from First street west TO Sixth street
southwest by order Of the board of public
works.
Along the line Of the Hudson river terrible
disease has broken out among the poultry
chickens are dying by hundreds, and the tur-
keys, geese and ducks in market show Signs
OF the malady. The disease appears to be as.
suming the form Of destructive pestileuce.
lhlrtY-SiA OF the forty four citizens of Cass
county, Kansas, who were indicted for the shoot
ing OF Judge, an attorney, and one doctor at
IuDn City, last April, for fraudulent issue of
LASS county bonds, answered 10 their names be-
lore the court on Saturday and gave bail for
their trial next February.
Mrs Moore, her husband, and servant SRI
nave beenlarrested at Rochester n Y ior HAVING
committed abortion upon a girl named Esther
A; Cole, who recently died from the effects, and
whose body was removed privately to Gn,ario
for interment Board at Mrs, 6ioores was
engaged for the girl by q man named Bepder.
who is missing, awe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-John Bright will resume
his seat in parliament 1.-THE coming session.
Mr.. Bailey, one OF the speakers at the Fenian
amnesty demonstration at Hyde Park on Sun.
day, the 3D. inst, was fined last week for in
ringing on the regulation for the protection of
public parks. His counsel cOntended that the
regulations were not valid, because parliament
has not sanctioned them; and an appeal was
taken to a higher court.
At a meeting held in Greenwich and Clerk
enwell yesterday resolutions were adopted con-
demning the action of the government in the
prosecuting of the HYDE Park speakers.
Eighty members of the London police force
have been discharged for INSTRUMENTATION. The
trouble grew out of the dismissal OF a constable
Who acted as secretary during an effort of the
force to secure an increase Of pay.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 1S.-ln the assembly to-day
there was an exciting debate over the motion of
Deputy Changarnier, censuring Gambetta for
ms ntammatory speeches in the provinces. On
making his motion, Changarnier complained of
the increasing audacity of the radicals, and lax
ny OF the government in dealing with them.
lie accused Gambetta OF entertaining a nd seek
ing to spread sOcialistic ideas. This charge
created much excitement in the chamber, and
the speaker was called to order. The deputies
on the right tried to provoke Gambetta to reply,
but he declined, and only shrugged his Shout
derS.
President Theirs mounted the tribune in de-
Tense of the government He protested against
being placed at the bar as a criminal, and threw
out an intmation that he might appeal to the
country. He admitted that the speech made by
Gambetta at Greenoble was offensive, but
claimed that the government was notresponsible.
The president concluded by demanding Il vote
of confidence from the house.
Deputy Mettetal moved that the vote of con-
hdence be Immediately taken. The assembly
Stubbornly refused to give priority to Mettctal's
motion, but after four divisions of the chamber
on other motions, the vote efconfdence came up
and was adopted, 267 yeas against 147 nays,
half OF the deputies abstained from voting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19
Boston Again Threatened.
state street Block EsUrncd-The Citizens
Badly Frightened Several Firms
Esurned OuI the Second Time.

BoSToN, Nov. 1911 p. MA fire broke out
in the middle of State street block, at the foot
OF State street. at about 10 O'Clock, and it now
looks as if the whole block would he DESTROYED.
Ills p. M.-The fire departments of Charles
town and Chelsea had been called upon for as
sistance, but the fire has been confined to one
store, and is now under control. Only thenOrth
end of the block will probably be destroyed
11.40 p. M.-Ihe fire is under control. 1t is
probably confined to one store Carter, Mann &
Il Co., grocers, 2O7 State street
MidRigH.-Fire out.
The following are the losses by the fire in State
street block tonight, as near as can be ascer.
tanned Carter, Mann & Co., POS and POI, whole
sale teas coitees and spices, stock about S35 900;
partial loss; fully insured. The two upper
stories were occupied for storage purposes,
where the fire is supposed 10 have originated,
from crates OF crockery stored there from the
burnt district. }. & w .iBird occupied the three
lower floors Of 209 and PHI, for paints and oils /;
loss not aScertaned. ID. Webster, King & Co,
glue manufacturers, had just moved into the
fourth story, having been burnt out in the great
fire. Loss S1400; no insurance.
The Boston dye wood and chemical company
also burned out in the great fire, occupied the
9th floor with their new stock; badly damaged
by water; no insurance. DanfOrd Scudder &
Co., wholesale grocers, POI and 208, 4th story,
badly damaged by water; fully insured. S. S.
Pierce used the 9th floor for storage of teas Sand
coifees; badly damaged by smoke and water;
insured. There was considerable excitement for
short time and large crowds fastened to the
scene of the fire. but the hremen and engines
were promptly on hand, and, as usual, soon h ad
everything their own way. Lines of military
and police were thrown across the streets 10
keep back the crowd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
I0 TME WORCRsTER DAILY SPY
Terrific Storm on the Baltic.
Immense Damage TO the Seaport Towns
and the shipping-EiGhIy ships known
10 be Lost.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 16.-The storm which
ragged in the north of Europe on Wednesday aud
Thursday was very disastrous throughout Den
mark and on the coast. The wind blew hur-
ricane, and rain and snow fell incessantly
Streams overhowed the banks, inundating the
country for miles around. Immense damage
was done to the seaport towns, and numerous
marine disasters have occurred. Reports of the
loss of twenty.four ships are already received.
Half Of the town Of Praesto, in the island of
Zealand, on the Baltic, is laid waste by the force
OF the wind. The small island of Botoe is en-
tirely submerged by water and every inhabi-
tant drowned.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from Stra-
sund to-day reports eighty vessels totally
wrecked in the gale. The town is considerably
damaged by inundatiOn. The fishermen on the
islands of Znget, Oars and Hiddensoe lost all
their fishing smackS and apparatus. The houses
and contents were heavily damaged by high
water. Nearly all the cattle on the islands were
drowned.
The wells were flooded from the sea, and the
inhabitants are suffering greatly for want of
fresh water, food and shelter. The government
has dispatched steamers with supplies to their
relief. The island Of Rugen also lost heavily
Many of the fishing boats were destroyed and
the fields near the coast are flooded. The loss
oil lie both on the islands and the main land is
very great
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1S-EUeRing. -Advices
from the provinces show that the wreck and
ruin caused by the hurricane is enormous. At
many points the sea entertainments and draining
works have been demolished. The loss of life
isyery great, and the damage done in the island
OF Faster, known for its fertility as the
"Orchard of Denmark" will exceed million
riX dollars. The king has sent relief to the
inhabitants, and the queen heads the subscrip-
ton lists, and presides over an aid association.
The minister Of marine has ordered command
ants of Danish vessels and naval stations TO
give every succor to shipwrecked crews along
the coast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19
Murder in Broad Day.
A New York Lawyer Shoots and Kills IA
Witness who Testified Against Him.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-A terrible tradegy was
enacted to-day at AZ Pine street. just outside the
office of Judge Sutherland, on the third floor.
The victim OF the crime was Ambrose L. O'Neil,
an employe of the Erie railroad; and the assas
sin Jos. G. King, lawyer OF No. 140 East Sew
enteentn street. Kings wife has sued for di-
vorce, and eX-Judge Sutherland was appointed
referee, and to-day there was a hearing. King
was present, and heard O'Nell give his testi-
mony as TO the brutal manner in which King
treated his wife. The evidence appeared to
anger King very much, and just as
ONeill was finishing his testimony, King
went out and remained in wait for
him on the landing outside. When O'Neill
came out, King, without saying q word pre-
scented pistol at him and fired three shots in
quick succession. One of the shots missed, but
the others took effect in the left breast near the
heart. O'Neill expired in a few moments
Judge Sutherland rushed out OF his Office on
hearing the shots, and was met by King, who
handed him the pistol with which lie fl red the
fatal shots, The assassin was promptly arrest
ed. AS soon as the tragedy BECAME known, the
most intense excitement prevailed, aud both "
FINE street and the station house were besieged
ny hundreds of people who threatened TO lynch
the murderer and il was with the utmost diff.
Guilty that he was taken 10 prison, Both de-
ceased and prisoner are said to be wealthy. The
police have secured five witnesses, including one
who witnessed the shooting on the stairway.
King is said to have killed man in the Sand
wlch Islands some time age, and attempted the
life of respectable citizen of San Francisco at
Il latef date.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-19
The Boston Gala nifty.
The Militia Firemen Lost ia the Ruins
GIFTS 90 the Fire Department.

THE MILITIA.
BosroN Nov. lS.--1he militia while on duty
in the burned district draw at the rate OF s.. so
per man a day from 1.-THE state, and the city fur
nishes quarters and rauonS. A large number Of
members of the companies in this vicinity have
been temporarily thrown out employment bv
the fire, and stand in need of the amount which
the state VIII pay them.
Almost every man who has been on duty has
ruined his boots, and uniforms, which are COM
pany properly, generally have suffered serious
damage 1t has been suggested that either the
state or citizens should make this loss good 10
company organizations. The 1st regiment has
been on duty since Sunday noon the 10th, and
has particularly suffered in this respect
FIREMEN LOST IN THE RUINS.
The remains of Walter S. lwomblv of Sheri-
dan Hose l of Maiden were recovered from the
ruins of the store 172 Washington street late
Sunday afternoon. They were charred beyond
recognition, but letter found in the vest peck
ct was so well preserved that the address, wal
Ter ). IWombly, Medlord," could be plainly seen.
The funeral ,ervices of Capt. William Fairy of
Hook and Ladder No. 4, will take place from the
Uniyersalist church, ROXbury, on Tuesday the
18th, at y O'Clock. The funeral of Daniel
Cochran will take place from the church OF the
Immaculate Conception, Harrison avenue, on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst Every member of
the Boston fire department is invited to attend.
GIFTS TO THE BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Miss Elizabeth A. Foster Of No. 20 Bedford
street, sends her check for $1,000 to the chief en-
gmeer to be distributed for the relief of any
fireman who may have been injured or who are
in any way suffering in consequence of the dis
astrouS tiIc of the night Of the 9th inst.
The heirs of the late VIM Donnison have pre-
scented the charitable association of the Boston
fire department with their check for 5000
MISCELLANEOUS.
In many places the owners of goods are recoy-
erng rolls Of cloths, linen and cottons, sailed
- Il ri fol laa