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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
Caluuh;a Snic.al Eusiness Nnticer.

Persons contemplating 4 visit 10 the city
0 Columbia, either before, during or after
the Fair, are invited 70 !ook over the follow
ing notices directing them to some Of the
most prominent and reliable business houses
in the civ. Almost every character Of trade
is here represented:
K. l. ". c. SWArEIELD.- Especial atten-
tiou is called % new advertisement Of the
above named Grm, who have one Of the finest
and largest stocks Of clothing and gentle
mems Quitting articles 70 be found in the
South. When in the city visit their large
and handsome store.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

MI. S. J. PERRY'S ISDIAS GIRL, one OF
the most popular in this Sta.c, and I icnai de-
scendant Of The last Of the MohicanS, extends
an invitation 10 lovers Of the weed 20 visit
her, or scud an order. As the cry IS un!yer-
sal tor peace, we think the cause may be az
Yauced b. smoking the pipe of Peace with
Perry's nu,-5rown maid. No danger of his
showing euy jealousy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

Ms. J. G.. D1AL.-The hardware store Of
tiis gentleman is one Of the most complete
in the State. Everything in his line or ap-
pr,ximaving 10 it in the least degree, can c
found in it, aud any orders sent to him will
be promptly and satisfactorily filled, for there
is no more reliable or business man in Co.
lumbia. If you attend ;he Fair. visit him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

Mr.. T. SULzBACHER. We invite alter
ton &c the business advertisement vi HIS cA-
tensiye Jeweler and Silver Ware Dealer. 1t
will be seen that he has removed to the large
aud handsome store underneath the leW Art
Gallery Of Messrs Wearn & Hix, main street,
Columbia, and to be in keeping with his elc-
CANT new quarters. he has added largely to
his stock il ine Watches, Clocks, Jewesry OF
every description, as we'll as Silver Ware
anI handsome ornaments for the decoration
OF nantes 0. tables. His stock is varied and
superb.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
NO.E'lCGs

THOSE indebted tc Us must positively
make some arrangements 10 par Us very
soon, Or we vii! be obliged 10 leave our -ic-
co.ntS in the hans Of an office: for cOi!ec-
ton. We can max 70 exception in case
Of anybody. ADTIE \ IAkhANT.
June ~. I'll!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

Nessps. NtSAgD l. WILEI.-lavc now
oocn an unusually large stock Of Fall and
Win:c. Clothing OF all the latest styles, and
Of best material, which, together With full
assortment Of Hats, Caps, and Ill indispcn-
sables necessary for the comfort rs well rs
aaoynmcut of The lords OF creation, ard
voa,lis who are aspiring to 'hc privileges OF
manhood, make :heic establishment, iuIl,
comp,e:e and attractive. Don't forget the
uI,cn Main Street, Columbia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
REMOVAI.
REMOVAL.
I'LL. r. BEkR I.
TURNI4URE |TiRER00NS.
COLUm SiA, s. c.

Opposite Old Stand, next to Wheeler House.
Now on hand ard receiving, the Largest
Stock Of First Glass FURNITURE ever
shown in this Market. Consisting in part
OF Walnut ParloT, Dining Room and Cham
bcr Suits in various new styles, direct from
best manufacturers, and at prices to suit
tic times.
Picture Frames made to order at short
notice in Walnut and Gilt.
Bed Springs, Spring Beds ana Mattresses
on hand and made to order.
From long experience in business aud re-
liable quality Of goods, feel confident
l Can compete with any House South OF
Baltimore.
Thankful for past faYorS hope to con-
tinue to merit the same liberal patronage,
Oct. IS, i3-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

Mr.. Il. H BEERY.-Tuc card of El!lS we'll
known furniture dealer only family gives an
ilea of the immense and handsome stock he
has in store. A proper appreciation can only
be had by viewing the scene so charming TO
oae who loves to look at handsome and per-
fectly appointed sets Of Bedroom, Dining or
Parlor furniture. Should you so TO the tair,
reader, give Mr.. Berry call by Ill means.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

MIR. / PALMER, the veteran Stove 9ca'e",
announces large 10. OF the best make and
quality OF Cook stoves, at last years prices.
This is worthy Of attention, for We arc as
sursG that irJn has largely advanced in price.
He tas orc 0: the 1iueSt and best filed es-
tab!i>hclcnts in the South, in al! that relates
t, culinary Or heating economy. illS store
is in Co!ur:hia, and is efficiently superlntesd-
ed by Capt. P. Brown and Mr.. Pollock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

BRA1SARD's MUSICAL NoELD comes ,haS
month il 4 beautiful new dress, with tinted
no,.cr wIrf, . table of contents rich in good
t;j;nss. The publishers offer list OF over
w., 5,ndrel valuable articles 10 new SUBJ
ecrihprs. The music this month is Mother,
elm, the door" t'B.aut!Cui Day Ma
~"rii,' W. and Pony Galop." Snh>cyiption
w.. ,,~;c, :, % per annum. Send ten cents for a
tsnoc;mcn c5av ard premium lii. 70 ). bral-
nard's Sens, Publishers, Cleveland, y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

DR.. E. E. JACKSON, Druggist, than
whom there is none other more reliable ana
thoroughly educated and adapted to MS re-
spoasib.e profession, is we'll supplied with
all things necessary in his line, whether IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Ornaments, Pertu-
meries, Soaps, &c. DR.. J. is we'll known IN
the up-counry, and we are pleased to know
that his business qualities and genial deport-
rcas are highly appreciated. Like himself
his goods can lie relied on. He will be
pleased 10 see you, reader.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

..
1ssy" OLD THINGS HAVE
PASSED AWAY.-This is at least true Of
the old method Of treating t!:. long abused
and much abused human body. 1t is 40
longer considered wise to put a patient 10
the torture in order to cure lin ofa disease
in wilc: pain is alrea,!: undermining the
energies CT lis system. True sci.Icc ranges
itself on the side Of nature, and eu1eavcr$
to assis; her il her fight against disease.
This is the province OF Hos!e;:er'> Sto zach
Bitters, the most approved ;on;c ever ad-
vertiSeG in this country. 1t may be recon-
mead"d as : fa! medicine, par excellence !;
fer it is in the a:l that bi!;oaSncSS, G;Spep-
sa and !na!ar;oas levtrS are especially pre-
valcnt The frame eA:iH:tStc'l i'r he heats
Of summer, is relaxed and ctcUic at its
close, and requires, we may say demands,
artificial assistance. Afford it that asSis-
tance in occas;oua! doses Of llostct:cr'S
Stomach B!tters, and the evils referred to
may be escaped. Throughout the far West,
and on the steamins alluvial Of the South
err rivers, all the varieties Of periodical
fever are probably rife to-day. Had a
course OF HoSteitcr'S Bitters been com
menced by the sufferers month ago, !. c.,
before the unhealthy season set in, seven.
eights Of them would in all probability be
in their usual health at the present time.
So much for want ofEorccas;e. So much for
no: keeping in the house, and using daily, the
best safeguard against epidemic and en-
demic lcrers.
As fockS Of impoSters and imitaioVS are
trying TO follow in the wake Of the great
American remedy, therefore be sure that
the article YOU buy is genuine aad verified
by the proper trademarks. The trae ar
tce can only be obtaiaed in bottles. Be-
ware Of the spurious bit:ers sold by the
gallon or in kcg. Oct. ,, 40-lnl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
FOR The
GREAT
INDUSTRIES
Cf the
UNITED sTE?ES'

l"D0 Iages AID
800 En- Sravin gs.
printed il English
and German. Writ
ten by 20 Eminent
igilorS. including
John y. G ough
hon. Leon case,
Edward Howiand.
Rev. /. Edwin Hall,
rhii:p Ripley, Al
bert Brisbane. No-
race Gre":c=. 7. L.
Perkins. etc. etc.
This work is q
complete history OF
Ill branches Of in
duStry. processes Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
The Newberry Hotel.
JORDAN ?. POOL, Proprietor

This Hotel has undergone recent repairs,
and is now more comfortable and well ap-
pointed than ever. With 4 wel!-kept table,
good r0oIGs. attention 20 every want, and
obIiging servants, the travelling public will
find it all ihcy can ask fox.
In addition there is tir>t-clasS bar-room
where the best OF wines, Liquors and seSarS
can be had, anu also . b!!iiard-room at
tachcd.
The Livery stable belonging to the Hotel
is also well supplied.
Sept 2j If
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

TaE COLUMBIA HoTEL.-Looking for
ward for large number Of guests during
the Fair, the Proprietor, Mr. German, is eN-
erci>iag al his ingenuity 10 make pleasantly
ready for them, that both his regular and
transient guests may be comfortably lodged
aud fed. We have ever found all the ap-
uoiutnents of the Columbia up TO the best
standard, and feel satisfied that if 10; crowd
ed out Of house and home, the coming gala
season, that the proprietor, anu his polite
assistants, Mr.. Gadsden, chief clerk ana MT
Doushertv, will give all the satisfaction in
the range of reason.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
Rg MALARIAI DISEASES.

During these months, Fcvcr-anG-ague,
that scou:ge of our rich bo;,om-lands, is
sues forth. The immediate canSc Of
this malady is probably the moist exnal"-
tions that arise from Gecomposing regeta-
bic substances. But there arc also second
ary and predisposins caaseS. The wca:Aer
prevalent at this season, although not Ill
deed, so intensely cold as that Of winter, is
more chilling and more depressing The
effect c. such weather is to reduce the
measure OF vital force, and thus 20 render
the system more liable to succumb to dis
ease. Endemic disease is just nc#, like
bold enemy, advancing swiftly upon our
position, and, like skilful cn@rny, he sill
not fail 10 select the weak points let US
with equal skill fo.ti!y the weak points
fortify them by the Use Of 4 stimulating
and invigorating TONIC such as DR.. FiSn>S
Bittcrs. The souMdneSs Of this theory is
strikingly illustrated by tic fact that it is
by no means every inllatitaut, even Of the
most insa!ubrious districts, who yields 10
this foe. 1t conqucrs some, but &c: ali.
The reason is simple. Some, their tran:eS
already fortified b. natures own great
tonic, nourshng food, are strong enough
to resist the surrounding poisonous iua--
enccS, to which others, wh JIn AZ insufficient
digestive faculty las in great measure crt
off from this source Of strength, readily
succumb. Now Dr.. Fisch's B;,tcrs strength
ems digestion, aid thus enables tie only
real panacea, FOOD, 10 50 inyigoTate tie
system that it can rcpcl tic attack Of mala-
rial diseases. Moreover, taken AS directed,
this Medicine is m infallible care for Fever
and.ague, and for all forms Of Intermittent
Fever.
"WAEE & ScHNl:z, Philadelphia, Pro-
prictors Of DR.. Flsci's FooD CURE B!TTERS."
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, A:emtS,
Charleston, S. c. Oct. 8, 4I-lmo.-2o.w.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
PROFESSIONAL.
DE-. :. w, A3MEY

Nt;ers his services 20 The community at
large. Office opposite Col. VIM. +. Nance'S
residence, next DOOR above y r. Church,
formerly occupied by Dr. I. ". Thompson,
deceased. July 81, 3l-t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23
Land Fer Sale.

Unless disposed ot dt private sale, I vii
srn, at p..:'.;r oH;cr:, 0m S.lc-Iiy in No.
y, mbcr l.y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

Fun AuEAD.-The greatest OF living show
men. Mr.. P. T. Barnum-cYery body has
heard Of hini-sends US a circular which
states that j: is his intention to Tl<1; TINS
town, with his Magnificent, Novel, Colossal
Exhaustive and Dewiiieringly Various Snow
consisting Of Museum. McnagcrIe, Caravan
AID lIippodromc combined, and we extend
,hc notice that everybody may be apprlsea
OF its coming, and be in readiness when 1t
does arrive. NJ: BarEum'S fame IS wide
sarcad, and it is scarcely necessary for US 10
say much more than is sufficient to state the
fact, and that when he makes his appearance
he will create a sensation, such As has never
been experienced here. We rei'erate, the
great Ph:neas 7. Barnum, the prince in his
line. saws he is coming. Don't get excited
ahnn, il. and .hold Your horses I'll the 4O
tra;ned Arabians, IS CamelS and 90 CT the
hes, performers III the world, comprising
Gvmnasts, AcrooasS, Athletes, tosether WITH
snccimcns of earth, air and water, come.
WOa't there be = commoior.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-23

Mr.. J. II. kISARD, whose establishment
is one of the big ones of Columbia, and one
whose place in the business picture is sue
cessful.y prominent, is marYelously well pro-
yiccd and stocked. The eye which fails to
be satisfied, or the heart to be made happy
must belD-g to an inanimate creature. Livery
thing is in view, and an attractive one II lS'
from the entrance, down to the far end where
the millinery establishment, Superntended oy
S1rs. Mccormick, an experienced fashion
artistic, is in conspicuous sight. Mr.. X. keeps
an eicgan. and complete stock Of Dry Goo!s'
Caroets, &c. See his card.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Roptod Of their Votes.

We appeal to the Democracy oi New Castle
county We beg them to consider befoie they cen
sure US OF WILMINGTON ior not carrying TINS Humid
red, or for allowing the Radicals 10 carry 1t in
spite OF our efforts, that we have been robbed OF
our sufrages that the white people Of this city
have for years suffered from political frauds OF
the most alarming character We beg Of them to
remember that in the Eastern District alone when
the voters numbered seven eight hundred less
than they do now, no less than thirteen hundred
and eighty-iiye names were returned as errors and
thus left off the assessment list. This was before
the assessment Of negroes, who are migratory, be-
came general The Republican party has usually
had majority in the Western District. in which
the 5th and 7th wards arc with their heavy major
tiles Is it any wonder then that We were defeated
when they return 1885 men as errors. besides the
great number lett oil by the Radical county as.
sessors in District where We naturally look for
Democratic votes. While they did this they poured
INTO the political arena hundred negro votes,
and supplied most Of them with receipts manuiac-
tured for the purpo'e Of committing the most out
rsgeous fraud upon the people
While the record proves that thirteen hundred
and eighty-hve men were returned BY the Radical
70 Hector as errors in is7l the Republican has had
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Does no. Correct the Falsehood

The Republican, of this morning, does not cor
rect the erroneous statements in reference to the
error list OF the Republican collector of the East
ern District CT this city. The Republican, OF Thurs
day, said the list returned by that collecto,
was "about ZOO" whereas the record OF The county
proves that it was l3s5) nuteen iundrtd ona
s.ehty-fce, and it was allowed.
Compare this with Mr.. Wards of the same dis.
tct for this year, 9s5, and it will he that Mr
Wards error lst was 400 less than his Republican
predecessor.
Tn, Republican says the error list returned by
Mr.. Given, OF the Western District Is 1900. This
may possibly be true or it may be false But con-
sidering the fact that the great mass OF negroes
live in this district 1t does not seem out OF the
way, and compares very iayorably with the return
OF the Radical collector OF the Eastern District,
for 1871, which was nearly two hundred more than
Mr Given's.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
Furniture ana venltlan Bill

]. & ]. N. HARMAN,
No 4i0KING STREET, WILMINGTON. DEL.
%pvura We respectfully inform the citizens OF
-0 Wilmington and the surrounding country
~ that we continue to IN nutacture and keep
4G on hand at our large and long established
Warerooms Furniture of every variety and style.
consisting OF Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture. suitable for parlor. dining room and
Our assortment of Furniture AS large and va ariel
ss can be found in Delaware, aud al articles sol
our establish msnt are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds of the most ashiOnabl BILE designs
made to order and kept constaptly on hand. We
also maj snufacture and constantly keep a large aa
sortmenf ofSprinQ HAIR Moss and Husk Mattress
"a j. j n. HARTMAN,
inl Al0 X ing street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
the COUNTY TICKET.

We Law before the readers Of the GAZETTE to-day
the County Ticket nominated by the Democratic
County Convention, on Saturday afternoon, AT
New Castle.
1t is somewhat difficult TO get men well fitted
for the duties that devove upon Legislators to ac-
cent of nominations in county, and 1t mas peeh
80 for many years. and, for this reason our county
has no. been represented in the Legislature as apy
as our people haye desired. Dover II seems Is
no. inviting nor is New Castle. the most pleasant
D ace to spend days and nights away irom hoii'e'
when httls is TO I've made III pecun'ary way anu
much may be lost by the neglect OF regular nu7'
ness or professional labors, while 1t is an even
chance whether after one does the best that human
iudeuent can accomplish, he does not win more
csnsure than praise. reaps honorh that sasn fade
before the touch OF political criticism Il is rare
indeed that the man who has been known TO IN
huence legislation. dees not fhd. that Ill doing
what he has for the good OF the whole people ne
has not run counter to the feelings Of part OF ms
own party, and that he is not condemned by the op-
po-tion who are controlled simply hy partisan
anAusnce.
" hlle. therefore. the County ticket is rarely
made up OF competent and experienced men as
the interests Of the county demand, We have the
pleasure at tins time OF thanking the Delegates
who constituted the Democratic Convention for
discharging their duties IN way that should
Command universal satisfaction throughout the
county.
The County Ticket is good one; far above the
average aud we heartily commend it to the sup
port of the people OF New Castle county, wlthou,
distinction OF party, believing that their interests
lay In its election, ana that the gentlemen who
compose it will bring to the duties assigned them
a large intelligence and ardent efforts to rendel
thorough satisfaction TO their constituency IN al
questions touching their interests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
The Credit asobil,sr Scandal.

For some time the Radical Press treated the
Credit ,Iobiier Scandal with contempt. But they
have been aroused to the necessity OF liking ur
some Kind of a DENIAL Oakes Ames, Gmheid.
pile. care very little bout 'helr regulations aud
Blaine, Dawes M! others, who have made their
treat the matter carelessiy- Col. McComh SAYS
Ames Is wholly 'seltsh and has the hide ot a
bull" Let the matter be As 1t may, 1t is only II
family quarrel. with which the Democrats have
nothing to do but to suffer the loss BY the depie-
tion of the u s. Treasury which the country tax
ed to make up. We hope Col. McComb will not
] be driven from the ground and allow the rascals
to cheat him out OF the S300,c0o which he claims
they owe him, Ii Ames would lie about this and
try to cheat his former friend, he would no doubt
bribe Congressman too to make money. The Cop'-
a,eyc.ai may houlster up the character OF Ames'
Blame and Wilson but our people te'ieve Col.
McCombs word is ia, more reliable than that OF
either
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

BR1SeHAM YoUEG's subjects are not likely
to be lessened in numbers this year at least,
as some six hundred immigrants bound fol-
Utah arrived in New York few days since
They are made up Of Scandnavians, Scotch,
Welsh, Irish, English, and other nationalities
the Scandinavians and English predominating
They left on a special train for their new
home on Wednesday. This does not look as
though rolygamy was on the decline.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

The Republicans have assumed the cap, cape
and torch, and will no doubt By the AID OF their
negro allies, make a formidable appearance on pa
rade tut torches don't vote, and parades will not
stuff the ballot boxes or accomplish the effective
work which forged receipts and wilful assessors
and collectors did, They may try this dodge to
gain the young men but this campaign cannot be
| won BY the glare Of ca'nPhene
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

tks sHsaatss ~ ssssp tkst tao sotus".a bot "t'sas
..sa hundred" No wonder the Democrats were
defeated in Wilmington, when We lost he:e at one
dash Of collectors pen full eight hundred white
votes and the Radical party gained full ii re humid
red negro votes by the saline hand and by fraudu
lent receipts. Well may Democratic gentlemen
say Wilmington is Democratic and Liberal"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET

NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Senator.
JOHN POULSON CHANDLER.C Christisns h'
Representatives
BENJAMIN Fraim, branGywine Hundred.
Thomas L. J. Baldwin. Mill Creek
Sewell e. Bigss, Pencader
Albert o. Newton. Red Lion
Vriah S Wier. White Clay Creek
William :. McCaulley, Wilmington
Richard Ferguson, AIpoquinimink
Levy Court Commissioner.
Isaac n. Lodse, Brandywine Hundred
Adslphus Husbands. hristiana
Gardner L. Jtmisou. New Castle
Joseph ". Cooch. Pencader
Thomas H. Sharpe. Wilmington.
, 1872-10-12
THE CHENEY CASE.

Rockford paper announcedt to its readere, re-
Gently. that the Supreme Court had reversed :
decision of Judge Williams in the suit Of A. c.
calkins and others against the Rev. Charles E.
Cheney and the Vestry Of Christ Church. The
Supreme Court, however, has nothing before it
in this case. Tbs Legal proceedings Instituted
against Mr. Cheney and the Vestry we're merely
to obtain = temporary Injunction against the
ing in his ecclesiastical capacity in Christ Church
and the latter against turning over any Of the
funda Of the Church to him. The temporary
injunction was not granted, but q hearing on the
perpetual Injunction sought is still pending bs-
legal fornalities. It is expected that the case
viii be decided in two or three weeks. Till that
decision is appealed. as it probably will be. the
Supreme Court will have nothing to do with the
case.
, 1872-10-12


An incident is related Of the FIRE in Canterbury
Cathedral which goes to show the value OF gym
nastic trimming in an emergency When it WIS
attempted to convey the fre-hose to the root,
where the fire first broke ont, the ladders used
for the purpose were found to be tco short.
Time was pressing; to have sent for other lad
ders would have been to give the fire suca head
way as to make the destruction OF the entire
Cathedral Almost inevitable. In this iunettre 3
soldier who had mounted first showed that rather
rare combination Of mental decision and physi-
cal inttepidity which arc at the basis Of tbs tEue
heroic element. Without hesitahng' 8 NC
ment he leaped, at the risk Of his life, for
the oyerhanging leaden gutter ebove him,
caught it with ore hand, and, BY sheer strength,
drew himseH up and On the roof From this
position he could assist his comrades. to ascend,
and SO the magnificent structure was, happily,
saved In the first year Of the Rebellion, it will
be remembered, the Fire Zouaves rendered q
somewhat simi1ar service in saving Willard's
Hotel from threatened confegration. Ladders
we1e not at hand, OF insufficient for use, and the
Zouayes made ladders OF themselves, s9ar1nlng
up wnter-spouts, climbing'up on one anothers
shoulders, or dangling in living chains from the
roof, with an agility and daring, which were duly
and wonderfully commeuaorated in the pictorial
prints OF the day.