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THE CROPS

around Glcnn'S, and in fact all over the
county of Spartanburg are splendid
never before were cvcr so gcod-Just
here we arc interrupted al! ready is the
cry-make hastc-too late, etc, from the
compressed lips Of That nervous gentle
n,an Maj. S;calman Of Union. We are
off for the morntains--in d pleasant
party Of whom more anon-in moment
will be oiF-wi!l breakfast at Cherokee
Springs in two hours and !'a'f from
NOW, and after shake hands with soEe
E=asan. friends, will then start on the
thirty mile run fcr ;Ae qua;H: old coan'
try town Of Enthr' !ord, which VIC hope
to reach to ni3h;-goud bye 70: the pres
ent.
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BEAUTY's DEsc AUXILIARY-Ask the
belle OF the season what appointment of he,
toilet-tabe holds the highesr place in her es-
teen, and She will reply, withouta moments
reflection, HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. Moth
ing. she is thoroughly aware. contributes 50
powerfully to enhance her charms and rem
der her irresistible us that most delightful
and healthy auxiliary Of beauty. BY using
it ladies are enabled, long after they have
passed the meridian Of life. To preserve the
youthful bloom and purity Of their COM
pirXionS, and where Nature has denied that
supcrlativc attac,ion, the Balm fully COM
pen$a;es for her deficiencies. it.
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Republican Conventions in Charleston

The Mickey and the Bowen wing OF
the Republican party nominated distinct
tickets for delegates to the State Con-
vention, both wings tapped boisterious-
Il in favor of reform, one party being
fully impressed with the idea that the
other needed reform, and the other most
heartily reciprocating the sentiment. We
arc inclined to believe them both.
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We clip the following from the Troy IN.

We clip the following from the Troy (N.
y Wing:
Some three months since DR.. r. V.
Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y, commenced adver-
tising in the Wing, on article called "pr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. We believed at that
time it was one of the many catch-penny ar
rangcments to swindlc people ont of their
money, but daring the past few weeks have
become convinced to the contrary. We
know Of several prominent citizens who have
suffered from that ioathsome disease "Ca-
:arrh," and they pronounce DR.. Sage's Rene
dy no humbug, and in several instances
have been entirely cared. we desire to give
Dr. Pierce the benefit of the same. 1t.
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Blanton Duncan.


B!anton Duncan has drawn picture
of Mr. Greeley as he was during the war,
and holds up his ami slavery crusade to
the view Of the Bourbon Democracy, for
the purpose Of alternating Democratic
votes from Mr. Greeley and giving them
to Grant. We now propose to draw
picture of Blanton Duncan during the
war, that the Democrats may know what
s,rt of a man he is who designs selling
them out, and that Republicans may
know the character OF this silent partner
Of tie firm Of Grant, Cameron, Morton
d Co. When the war broke out, Mr..
Blanton Duncan, after falling TO force
his State tKentucky) into secession, Of
fered his services to Jefferson Davis, with
the expectation Of receiving ! high COM
mission. lie was made only colonel ard
aide-de camp, and after short time re-
signed, and took contract with the
Treasury Department for printing and
emgr.ving Confederate notes. His con-
tract, after the space Of six mo,.;hs, was
forfeited by the discovery tina: he had
overissucd several millions Of dollars
more than Dc had delivered 70 the Trea.
sary Department. For this he was
arrested. Wealth and influence secured
his release, and he left Richmond in dis
grace.
lie next turns up in Wilmington, n.
c., as blockade.runner, owning several
vessels, and an,assing large amount Of
money in this lucrative buSiness& At last,
however, the Confederate CONSUMPTION
laws grew so rigorous that either Mr..
Blanton Duncan must enter into active
service or give Up considerable portion
Of his property. He concluded to &C
neither, ard getting his means into port
able shape, ran through the Union
blockading fleet and escaped to Nassau,
whence, after some time, be makes his
appearance in the Northern States in
time 10 save his immense Kentucky es-
tates from coaiscation, which he does
bv showing that he had always been a
staunch Union man! This is Mr.. B!anton
Duncan's record, as furnished to US
upon good authority. As q fire.eater,
he ended in disgrace. As a dirs-eater,
ended in success. He now once more re-
appears il public life as the manager Of
the side.sbow to the Philadelphia Con-
venlion, wherein he proposes to sign, seal
and deliver o7er TO Grant such Democrats
as he may catch with his spccious pre-.
tences. We have supplemented his circu-
lar with his record, and submit them
beth to honest Democrats. With these
letters OF credit, he is a: liberty to open
shop at cree for the sale Of Democrats
TO Grant. t.-Ch:cago Tribune.
In lecture bv Father IIyacinthe, de-
li7cred recently in Romc, lie surprised those
who hoard him by the lengt:, TO whi2h he
went IL denocnc:ng several of the dis;:nc-
live doctrines of the Church Of Rome, such
IS the Invocation CT sa:utS; and iic attacked
also the celibacy Of the clergy, and spoke"
ct the doctrine of the Rcs! Presence as
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Mcssrs. Lorclacc & Wheeler will accept
orr thanks Tor 4 sample of their Crushed
White Wheat" As it has all the elements
Of nutrition for the brain, blood, bone and
tissues, We have put our youngest devil upon
. Giet Of this food and will report upon its
virtue hereafter
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TIE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINAR

TIE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
1t having been decided at the last
General Convention CT Ihc Southern
Baptist Church to remove the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary from Green
vile, 5. c., and various offers OF !a"d,
&c., having been made by Atlanta, Chat-
,anooga, Louisville and Nashville to IN
ducc the location Of the Institution IN
those CITIES, committee Of scTcn was
appointed by the convention TO visit
those places and decide between them.
!, dispatch to the Charleston News an
nounces that Louisville, KY, has been
the point selected. Press and Banner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-08-21

Geo. P. Roweil & Cos Newspaper Agency,
No. Il Park Row, New York City: is becom-
ing quite celebrated over the whole Union,
extending their business facilities 10 every
part of the country, and doing It'll prompt,
efficient and satisfactory manner, with tens
of thousands Of customers. Those who have
advertising business with the Bulletin are re-
.cr.ed 10 them. They are our sole agents for
New York City and the surrounding country.
-Bulletin. Memphis, Tenn. 1t.
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DE,n READEK.-W write on the wing
and under the disadvantage Of limited
time. The quiet shaecs Of G:enr'S were
left behind yesterday, and with regret,
first, because the benefit derived from
the water was great, second, that the
enjoyment experienced this visit OF seven-
teen days far exceeded any other oi our
previous visits, and last but not least,
that we had to tear away reluctantly
from the society of as pleasant circle
Of natures laircS! creation as restless
man ever was thrown into. How sad
the parting, how many and warm The
entrcalies that We would not 60 yet,
would decide even at the last moment 10
remain To. all the sighs, saddened faces;
sufiiuscG eyes, failed to overcome our re-
solve however, and indeed it locked as if
we were entirely devoid Of heart tender
ness and accommodation, when the cir.
cnmstances are understood and the stu
alton gone over from the one standpoint
Here were
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SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CoNyEN.
71oH.-This convention met last evening,
At the same hall occupied du:;ng the
dav by the Fourth Congressional District
Convention, and was called to order by
Mr.. Joseph Crews, chairman. Tie circnit
is composed of the four counties Of
Spartanburg, Union, I.aurens, and New.
berry; every county being represented ex
cept Ncwbe!ry. Charles Bell, Esq. Of
Union, was appointed secretary.
Owing to the absence Of ary dricsa.
ton from Newbcrry county, resolutions
were adopted, that the nominations Of
Solicitor be made subject to the approval
of the delegates Of that county and in
case OF non approval providing for a con.
vent;on 0: the circuit.
There being two delegations from
Union county, a committee an creden-
,ials vas appointed. The committees
report was adopted. Wm. McGi'l 7lcm-
iny was nominated for S2licto:. serera!
dv.rg9tes being absent.
The Convention then adjourned, sub,
icc. to tn. cali Of i. 4. llanrne:t, char
n!an
. The Fourth Congressional District
Convention then adjourned sine die.
columbia Union.
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To Advertisers.

We once more State that all transient ad-
vc.tiscments and lob work are cash, anG tia:
we cannot attend to either unless our terms
arc compicd Sith. Send or bring money
with your orders j; you wish anything done.
OFT
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THE balance of this Thrilling Romance
vii! he found in THAT CONVENTION;
Or, FIVE DAYS POLITICIAN" Just ont,
containing 100 Illustrations by the Greatest
Humorous Artist in America, with contribu-
tionS from IF. G. w." PETROLEUM V.
NASBY, MARK TWAIN, ''H. c." ROLLO
RAMBLER, and q score Of other popular
writers. On beautiful tin; paper, elegantly
bound, Cloth. SIPS; Paper, IS cents. FOR
SALE EVERYWHERE, or sent postpaid on
receip; of price. +. G. WEIGH & co.,
Publishers, New YORK AND CHICAGO.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. NEW
YORK, General Agents for supplying the
Trade. Aug. p 34-tf.
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BEAUTIFUL NIGHTS.-AbundantS showers
have quencLed the thirst of the parched
ground. The full orb OF the moon sails
through siIvcr-ffingcd cloudlets; the skies
ire clear, the nights are calm. The farmer
dreams Of rich horvestS; the merchant of
plentiful stores; the young maiden of slances
of love; tl.e youthful swain Of tokens OF af-
fcction. let us forget the strife of this neither
world, and let us enjoy these beautiful nights
upon the ground of 8 common humanity.
lie. pulse beat to pulse: heart throb to heart,
ald frrgetful Of the cares Of day, let Us
drink in with Sc siSfcd soul the beauties Of
calm summer night.
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4 WHOLESALE BUSINESS.

q rice, snug lit:ie retail trade has ever
been his fancy, and it is too late now in
the day to change his old, established
notions. 1t was too much. Would we
had the space, time and ability TO draw
the picture Of that man--with ladies to
the right OF him, others to the left OF him,
and pretty good sprinkling in front OF
him. Is j: to he wondered at that his
human heart failed, and that he fled and
welded the field to the two disabled but
otherwise agreeable gentlemen, the only
two left. Not by any means reader,
:put yourself in his place." and see no"
YOU would like it. We would have done
precisely the same thing as much as we
love the dear ladies. But We have
stretched that item out to too great
length and have nearly occupied the lit.
tie time had for writ;ng-thc ladies are
responsible for it however.
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NOTICE !!

THE last quarter Of the Street Exemp-
tion Tax for the Council year lsTl-72, is
now due. Parties are hereby notified to
pay the same at once, or the penalty will be
imposed. BY order of the Council.
O. L. SCHUMPERT,
Aug. q, 34-2t. Clerk & Treas, ten.
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We are pleased TO learn that Mr. Miles
health is sufficiently restored for his 7isi: 10
this Parish. and that ID. VI Divine service
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-08-21

The editorial machine is still running it.
self The Senior has not returned from the
mountains; the Junior is still feeblc-but
the types are happy TO inform you that his
elasticity Of body and mind is being rapidly
restored under diet Of Lovclace & Wheel
er's Crushed White Wheat, not 10 speak Of
an occasional bite of that delicious cured
meat advertised for sale in this issue; il the
ladies continue to smile OF him for two days
longer his complete recovery is assured. II
any ones toes have been tread OF by tile
types, the devil is expected to face tie mu-
SIC. We arc, however, authorized 20 say
that in case he should be invited to coffee
for two and pistols, he would prefer the cof-
fee and let the other party 'eep the pistols.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-08-21

That valuable residence in our town be-
longing TO Mrs. Il. II. Marshall, is for sale.
For particulars apply to l.. L. Marshall.
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FINE rEAcHEs.-11r. Jacob Settler will
please accept our thanks for Z basket Of the
largest ard finest peaches wc have seen this
season.
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A PARTY OF LADIES,

who we're obliged to husband their re.
sources, (therc being but one active gen.
tleman at command,( ofcourse they need
ed much attention, such attention as IS
only pleasant at the ha"as Of . gentle
man. His position vas not by any
means sinecurc, but nevertheless won
derfully pleasant. Well, every addition
to the company in the shape Of a
lady-and toward the last it seemed
as if none other were coming-causcd
a commotion among the fair occu-
pants, they felt they had the vantage
and ought to hold it, their solitary gen.
tleman was held by right Of possession,
their property, and valuable because rare,
90 new conner had right to put in a
claim for division. And so it went on.
One DAY however brought whole load
Of dvinity--thiDk Of it, q whole load, q
large load, and we'll packed-true, there
vas gentleman along who was not all
ing, and could have rendered valuable
aid, but it was ascertaincd he was to re.
turn Immediately from where he came.
There was
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20, 20, 20.

90 Boxes TOBACCO, of all grades, for sale
at less figures than any one can sell the same.
Call on LOVELACE l. WHEELER and get
bargains aug 81 it.
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D.AgciAcAL Outrage IL \ NEGHo.-
New YORK, August IA Greensboro :,
North Carolina, dispatch says that ne.
gro named jim Johnson was arrested
there yesterday for an attempt to poison
Il party Of twenty six ladies and gentle
men, on the occasion Of the commence
mcnt at Rev. Mr.. Fontane's female acad-
cmy, at Reidsville, on the 9TH instant.
Johnson, to avengc himsclffor supposed
grievance by Mr.. Foniaine, poisoned the
ice cream which had been entrusted to
Kim to freeze, and the entire supper par
,y Of twenty. six, including many young
ladies belonging 10 the elite of society,
wcre subsequently sized with poisonous
symptoms. No one has yet died, but
the physicians say several will not re.
cover. When arrested johnson called
upon ike negroes to rescue him. The
community threaten him with lynching.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL EX

TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL Ex-
EcuTIyE toMMETT Elm pursuance Of
resolution Of the Democratic Conveation,
held in June last, ! do hereby appoint
the following named persons to constitute
the State Central Executive Committee
l. N. G. Butler, Richland.
9. Wade Hampton, Richland.
9. ThoS. Y. SimonS, Charleston.
Z. VI. P. O'ConDor, Charleston.
5. +. ". Dawson, Charleston.
6. Jno. S Richardson, Sumter.
7. S P. Hamilton, Chester.
s. }. P. Thomas, Ric!land.
9. Johnson Hagood, Barnwel.
10. w. ". Sellers, Marion.
II. II. W. Gary, Edgefeld.
Il. Sam'l McGowan, Abbeville.
-. Henry McIyer, Chesterfield.
Il. ". II. Wallace, Union.
IS. w. D. Simpson, LaurenS.
The Committee has been distributed
OYER the four Congressional Districts Of
the State, and i, is respectfully suggest
ed that the gentlemen named take meas
ureS in their respective districts 10 Sc
cure al organization in each county in
the State. v. D. PORTER,
President late Democratic Convention.
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ssTse Life Of the Flesh Is the Blood. y

This being the fact, it IS very obvious that
when the blood becomes corrupted the whole
system becomes corrupt also. To relieve this,
the true policy undoubtedly is to direct the
remedy to the source OF The disease. It is in
this manner that DR.. TUFTS SarSaparilla and
Queens Delight acts. Its specific effect is On
The blood; it puri:ies ii. yitaiizeS it, anG ex-
pels all distemper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, tits adap-
ted to general use The OLD and young may
use it; the most delicate female, at any time,
may take it: the wcak and enfeebled will be
strengthened by it: the tender infant, who
may have inherited disease, will be cured by
it.
For Syphilis. and all its trains Of evils, it
is sure antdote.
Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gem
tie purgatiye, possessing the peculiar merit
Of acting is powerful agent in relieving
congestive or torpid liver. They have no
equal.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-08-21

Our AGENTS IN CHARLEsToN.-The ad-
yertisius agency of Messrs. Walker, Evans 4
Cogswell, represented by Roswell T. Logan.
Esq, is the only authorized agency fer this
paper in Charleston.
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4 CoMNoTIoN ~ TIE CAMP,

what was to be done, caIcuSses were long
aud frequent, in the meantime the one &C.
tive Nan had leisure 10 look around him
and view the scene so charming, business
was trihe slack. The recreation was
brief, the rcins were drawn up and the
man-(oh for rlan-oh for mana
mansion in the skies to bis PAGES.
On another occasion, and Immediately
following, to the extreme CONSERVATION
of Ill there came more of them, another
bcvy, it was more than human nature
could bear. mutiny was imminent It
Is our belief tta: the safety and well be-
ing Of that only, end hard.worled man
occupied their thoughts chiefly, and that
j. was not so much selfish feeling, it
was possible he might give out, or in,
and either go up, cvaporate or absQuatu-
late. On how kind they were, bless
them, and how swce:. Notail the blan-
dish;ncnts bestowed though were suffi-
cicnt 10 change that highly favored mans
resolve, enough with him was as good as
q feast. This msn never had fancy for
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-08-21

piof O!IeYer's dancing school is being
daily Increased.
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Ov. Fan. has q superior quality of Vinegar
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LOCAL..

..MEssEs. GEIFEIS s. HoFEMAN, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 4 South ST., Bal
timore. Nd, are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Adrer-
tsers in that City are requested to leave their IA
yors with this house.
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TO MEET AGAIN.

SY MRS. HELEN 4. IANTILLk.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any others. or Pay, Tor the cure OF
D;stemper. Worms. Bots, Coughs. Hide Bouud.
Cold Sc. in Horses, and Colds, Coughs. Loss
otNilk: Black rorgue, Hori Djs.cmper. &C.. in
Cattle: Price Is cents. Depot, 10 Park PLACE,
New York
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Editorial Correspondence.
on THE WING.

SpAKrANBuEG G.. H., 5. g.,
Aug. 18th, 1872.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-11
Governor Representatives.
That Snake.

The editor of the Savannah Re-
publican is inclined to doubt our
"snake story" of last week. After
copying the article, he says, Come
down, old feI, and ge. our old hat"
these '.seaboard chaps" coop
themselves up 50 long and feed on
Alligator soup and musquito claret,
until their minds become so distrust-
FIJI that they can't believe that "a
snake % feet long, with body
as large as a telegraph pole,
making track eight inches wide,
and can stretch itself across the
road and lay its head up in a peach
tree and eat grapes off Of the vine,
can inhabit any region save the
iungles of africa. Kind hrather Of
the qnilI, away with your incredulity
and come up and see his Winding
Trail through the woods, and instead
OF giving It's an odd hat" you will
give us a new one.
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Masks and Faces.-Ladies who mask
their faces and necks with cnamels endanger
their health to no purpose. The plaster work
dcceives nobody. There is but one article
known which will restore blemished com
pl-xion or create external brilliancy and bloom
where they have never heretofore existed, and
that article is HAGAN's MAGoIIA BALM II
performs this toilet miracle by infusing vitality
into the skin The floral and herbal juices of
which it is composed gently stimulate the cir
cuatiun in the minute blood vessels and brace
the network of nerves through which they pass.
Thus quickened and strengthened the external
covering soon acquires fresh and heathful
hue, and every trace OF sallowness disappears.
The palest cheeks derive from the identifying
baptism of this delightful cosmetic warmer
hue, and the arms, hands and neck, blonde
lustre which the eharlatans, who profess TO
make ladies beautiful forever with their
poisonous cement, can never hope TO initiate.
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Do Your Best.

We would urge upon the citizens
of Cobb county the Importance of
sending every article, of any kind.
large or small, to the State Fair, and
try to secure the 5000 gold premium
,ffered for the best county exhibit
ton. Cobb has been entered as one
Of the contestant counties, and she
has within her borders, the manu-
factories, the industries, the stock,
the products, &C., sufficient to be
the successful "bauner county,
Let every one take pride and in
terest in this matter. Arrangements
have been made for an encampment
on the fair grounds for all the citi-
zens of Cobb who desire to spend the
week. Send in everything by Sat-
urday, the 18th inst, to the ware
house of Mr.. NJ. L. Ruff in this city,
and Mr.. J. N. Russell will take
charge of the same, see to the deIiv
cry at the Fair, and the safe return
of everything. Act promptly, De-
lays are dangerous.
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MARIETTA, Ga, Oct. 18th, '72.
Hon. David IytOin, Gen. Vim. Phil
lips, and Hon. Van. d. anderson,
Committee, dc:
GENTLEMEN Your note of the LIST
inst, inviting me to attend a mass
meeting and barbecue, at Marietta,
on the 10Th of this month and parti-
cipate in the political discussion on
that occasion, has been received.
In reply to your note | will say,
that it will give me pleasure to be
present and cooperate with all the
friends of good government, by
whatsoever party name they may
have been designated in the past, in
rescuing the governments from the
ruinous clutch of Radicalism, and re
storing peace and reconciliation to
our whole country, so long divided
by sectional hate and discord. This
is the time for good and true men,
North and South, to lock shields fol
the preservation of peace and liber-
ty now, and the perpetuity of con,
stitutional government in the future
In my judgment, the Liberal move,
ment is our only hope, both for the
present, and the time to come.
With high respect, | am your fell
low~citizen,
GEO. n. LESTER.