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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14
General News Items.

Cleveland, Ohio. has twelve men whose
combined wealth is estimated III S5@ 'o'o'o0V.
Cedar posts, telegraph poles, anil rail TOAD
,ies are legal lender IN Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
this wiutcr.
Tiger Tail, q son Of the famous Seminole
chief Of the same name, peddics pumpkins al
Key West.
An Indiana Judge divorced lady and mar
r;ld her 10 another man before the GfoTcc
wus catered ON the record. "t Wlthin Hiiecu
minutes.
4 spcc;ai to tic Daily Telegraph. from
p.,rjs saws, "P.cSidcnt ThicrS WAS shot ct
last night. but WIS not hurt. Ihc aaSaSs'E
escaped.
Five thousand eight hundred aid fifty
illinois soldiers were Killed during tue war,
and tS.I,2 died Of disease, making the pro-
portion Of dcalls IL tho enlstmen;S ono 70
Sin.
| \ California ccuiuS. having discovered
| that mans iifc is pIo!onSrd bT sleeping
! With his finger tips touching his loct, has
! invented a mac!;nv 10 hold tic l:ln III that
! potion.
At Eureka, IiiiroiS, the rlicc Of water IS
said 70 he higher than that OF whl>Ncy'
| During the recent "colI snap in Paris
there were eight hundred serious falls on lhe
! icc scycG;y arms and legs were broNen' anu
! two men died from accidents on tie streets.
4 yn:,nc lady in Boston recently claimed
| the reduction m:tic 10 ministers by tho veil
| dors Of sewing machines, because, IS She
! alu:hir.ly hil.cG, she WAS engaged ~ l
.hcui,:S :Scll student.
4, economical iuwan, who Lad tooth
| ,r;,r determined 20 remove hi, tooth III the
! Indian fashion, accordingly he beat down
! y >auIjr. in the woods lay down hla'c!i ,
and attached Il stout cord 10 his TOO Il ana
,he saping. Then lie touched the spring,
and the mex; he knew he lad jumped
over a grove OF about for:y small trees, and
was lrIin 10 get out OF Z small pcnd that
| lie happcucL ~ Gl!Sll1 IN.
DEATH FROM ACCIDENT Mr.. John AI.
son, worthy ani Industrious c!tlZcn o!
thi. County, RESTING three miles North OF
toyn, while cuttiu. down tree, on Friday
last. WAS s:rack BY Il falling limb, from tie
ELECTS Of which lie died Gu the following
Sunday. lie leaves Il wiie and large
family of children to mourn his u"!!Hei7
fate --Spar,;in.
LaurcnS has subscribed s5h, ,lHn rron the
basis oi the list mortgage h0"d OF tie h'H-
rc,.- Road. This having been doI', lrcSl'
dent M4srl,lr OF ;!e :. Z. i. r., will in-
ctcaSc the anonnt 10 $7j."'", and The l'au-
rcuS Road will be put in running order.
| Laurcns is indebted to Major J. 4. Le-
land for the part he has taken III securing
this re-opcuins COL $. Ca:o!iElsn.
Distressing Acclpsxr--We learn that
on last Monday, little son, six and ha!
years old, o! Mr.. Allison Bud'i!n, the ralI'
road .t.cn. at I.ynchhurg, MAS accidentally
caught in TIE running gear Of his gin, and
terribly rrarglcti, causing his death in few
u,;aut,.<. lie WAS Il prom! !Sng child, ana =
f.vuri;c Of the f,,n;ly ly--Sunter News.
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COMM ERCIAL.

NrwgEEEY. :. G.. February l2.-to't0n II,
LIVERPOOL. February 12-E"rring.- { tot;on
closed duIi-upla,dS ]; ! IL Orleans II! = IL:
NV luEE. February l2-I J.. M.--' ot:"n
dull: sales lS3 balcs-upaEds -! O:!cinS = ::
Gold u;.l0'::.
BALrIM"RE. February l2.-CottOn quiet and
frm--iuiLdlinS ~. :,
AUGUSTA. February l2.-t"ttDn dull and
nOmimml-mlddIing 2l =,
CuAsLEEro> February l2.-COttoH da'l-mid-
lin III -.
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TIE SOUTHERN CCLTIrATOR for February
is received. The present number is e$pcc-
alS Interesting .inaSmuch as the season is
approaching SEcn uc;i@c operations on the
farm vii, t"cin ttSirc< great variety ot
useful and valuable SuSgcseioEs 10 ehe plan
ter. Every farmer ought 10 subscribe for a
COOL agricultural monthly, and the Culiiv:l-
'or is one among the brst. " 4 ". l..
Jones. publishers, Athens, Ca. 81.
THE CAROLINA FARMER. published at
Wilmington, y. c.. by VIM. II. Bernard, at
81 :. year in advance. The FcbruIrv num-
her just received. The Farmer is first class
agricultural paper, ably edited and b"au::
fully frntcd. We heartily recommend il 20
our readers. as Il paper which will pay thc,E
hack many times more than the subscription
price.
Ia FRANCE ELEGASTE, modes d. Paris
for February is received. lis t:lsh:OH figure
plates are elegant, and lis geHcral make hi-h-
~ pleasing. Price >6a wear, S. 7. Taylor
';GSporitr of Fashions, 39l Canal ST., y. !.
CEoFuTr'S WESTERN WoKLE. dcyo;cd C
the Railroad and kindred Interests OF The
=rcat WcSi and 20 information Iur rnuTiS;
. miners. a;!i settlers beyond the Mi>>i>SInp.
price 81 2rr year. Geo. a. CfoiGti, l:& Mas
>::u ST, y. \.
We achEow,eGS" receiving the moGthiv
jJauaaryi Tcpe:: Hf The Department Of Asr!
culture.
TIE WonI.R aoEs NOT CONTAIN mel
ic;u! prcyarutiop winch las obtained :, more:
widespread AMI deserved popularity Ihan
the MfXicAS M.srASG LiSIMENr. Simrc
its in.rociuction 10 H&hlic notice more 'han
twer;v years ago. l;,:a< been constantly used
for every kind ui disease or injury /" man or
beast which cau be effected by Il local aP-
pica'ion and so far aSi its preprirt"rS aIe
aware, it has not fA'cul il i single instance
After SO long AMI >u'cc>>tul a term nt pro
hatGn. who vii have he !i"r 'ih""! o '.cnEv
is ;r,-c.:Iiurut Claims 70 u".H:ar">;rr"n il
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Sammy Swan, aged about thirteen, an
interesting little son Of capt. Swan, an
engineer on the North Carollna Railroad,
came to his death at Company Shops,
last week, hy pretending to swallow
small pen knife after the manner of
slcight-of haud performers. lie dropped
the knife into his mo 'th, when II slipped
down his throat, causing death in few
hnnrs
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In the Common Pleas
Ncwberry. .

James c. Leai;v, Probate Judge, U.s. Thos.
NJ. Paysinger.-Bit for Foreclosure Of
Mortgage.
. In pursuance of an order Of tie Court Of
Common Pleas, for Newberry Confs!, ]
S;ill sell at Ncwberry G. H., on the lst4on-
dav in March rext, all that tract or planta~
ton OF land wing in the County and State
aforesaid on C.nnon's Creekss containing
one hundred and 47-lh0 acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of David Hsltacse, Mi
cajah EppS ari 5,I'ers-(desisnaied ss,raet
No. 3, in plat Of real ">t,te OF y. &. Gall.
man, decd, made Get, 1859, by G. N.
tiiraricau, and filed in Probate Court, tor
New berry, in the case Of J. !. Gslmsn rs.
EIz ,heth G.',nan. Aim'x., ct al;5S
TERMS OF SALE.-One.half Cash, bal.
ance Of purchase norey to be secured By
bond aud mortgage Of purchaser.
TEIOS. II. LAKE, .Releree,
Feb. I, 6-4t. tlk
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CARD.

NAyuf: t;;.:2o>cd Of my entire sZotk of
.curr.,: :..c:r!!oa,;j,,., ;o@"th": with the
.upi will n:' My auSii:c::. TO Nr. sHO>. +.
HARMON. | raHr this Occasion most re-
<?cctnl;v 20 Introduce and recommend him
70 The citizens OF Ncwberry, aad NV Old
Customers generally, as i Inan worthy o.:
heir rcniI"ncc and patronage, and at the
aarnc time RETURN thanks for tee maay to-
;Hru> Of e>,".m ard ;hc large patronage
or,towc,: OF ne i'll tAc past.
Feb. II, 1T Y. Z. WEBB.
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NOTICE.

hereby gire notice that have filed ny
w,iton in tie Conrt Of Probate Tor New
berry County, praying for 6psl aischsrSs
and Letters Dismissory as Aa1niassrator
deho,.is non, wiki VIII ANNEXED, Of Estate
Of Henry GaY;nan, deceased, and by order
of sal Conrt the said pe'rion will be heard
and disposed Of on the eighth day of March,
1872. J. J. GALLMAN,
Admir-, 3cbcDjs non, win annezed.
Feb. 7, s-5t. $3.50
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Or. TUFTS Hair Dyeis the Best in Use.

SYMPTOMS OF u.-IudispoSition to
exercise difficulty Of thinking or reasoning,
or concentrating the mind upon any subject,
lxssi,pdc, lack Of ambition or energy, dis
charge falling into throat, sometimes profusc,
wa;cry, acrisl, thick and tenacious, mucous,
puruIeIl;, offensive, &c. In others dryncSS,
dry, watrry, weak or inAam:d eyes, ringing in
cars, deafness, hawking and coughing 10 CLEAR
throat, ulccralons, dra:h and decay Of bones,
scabs from ulcers, constant desire 10 clear
nose and throat, voice altered, nasal twanS,
offensive breath, impaired or total dcprra-
ton of sense of smell aud TASTE, dizziness,
mental depression, IuSS OF appetite, Indigo: :
riop dv<Ecp$;l, enlarged rG.s!!-, tickling
cough, difficulty il speaking plainly. general
.icbiilty, iGiocy a!iI :asas'iIv.
All Tie ;,huvc symptoms "rc common to
the disease ~ some OF It's stages or cOn,p!i'
Cations. vet thousands Of ca:c> aunniEiy
terminal: IN consumption or insanity. alli cad
in the grave wi;hou! ever having manifested
onc-tEld OF the symptoms above enumerated.
No disease is more common or It IS under.
stood bY physicians. The Proprietor of DR..
Sugc's Catar:h Remedy will pay $500 rewar':
for case ol catarrh which lie cannot cure.
Suld by druggists or send sixty cents 10 L.
V. Pierce, N. D, 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo,
y. y; for it. L.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

As an Anc,ionrer he will attend to all
business int:nstcd to him-doInS the oe>t
he can.
Asa Commission Merchant he would ask
yonsisn.nrnts from his friends and we'll
wi>hcrs. not only in our own community,
bat from Evlrmhia, Charleston, the up
country and elsewhere.
Printers ink nSrd lihcra!iv 10 advertise
Auctions ana Co#si igaH'"n;s.
Saturday morning. February l7th, II
O'Clock his first auction will take place.
Listen for the Bill.
p. :. Prompt returns always made, con-
srqu"u,!y no goods delivered until paid for
Generally references are "'r"n. am
wiIIin. for any merchant in Ne"hcrry TO &c
inquired Of privately in reference to my
business capacities, &c. -,
Nv Variety Store ard Eating Stloon will
lie carried on "S usual.
L. f. MARSHALL.
Feb. II, tit.
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SHERJFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF Firri Facias to me
directed, will se!l on the first Monday in
March next. all the right, title and interest
OF Thomas VI. PA,>ingcr, in 4 house and
lot in the town Of Ncwbcrrv, frourins "a
feet more or less, on Pratt Street, and run
ming back 35 fees, u,cre cr less, and bonn-
dcd bv lots of Duane Mower, g. &. DcWall
and others Levied on 1t the suits OF
James c. Leahv, successor, Langion C.
NcCrackn and Geo. w Williams 4 Co. vs..
Th9mas ~ Paysingcr.
Terms Cash,
WM. SUMNER,
Coroner act. 5. {. ~,
Per JnnH !, IiotsEAI., Deputy.
Feb. IA, 7-3t. +
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AUGUSTA, November s, 1859.

Or. ". IT. Tut:
Dear Sir That you deserve the thanks Of
the public for the introduction Ofyour 'c@c-
table Liver Pills. no one who has ever taken
them will deny. I consider them blessing
to suffering humanity. | have u>ed them
IN my own Csc and in nay family for some
time with the greatest success. Their action
is gentle but certain, producing no GrlpnS
nor requiring any change Of die lhat they
will find Their way to every part of tho coun-
try, have no Goabt. Icorlia!y commend
them 10 the afflicted.
Yours, etc,
". C.. HEWITT, Proprietor Globe Hole.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

We regret to announce sad accident,
which inflicted 4 painful wound upon
Master Edward, the eldest son of WIN.
II. Parker, Esq, on Monday last. In
crossing a fence with Il loaded shot gun,
it was accidentally discharged, aud the
contents passed through his right hand,
seriously accrating the ic"dons and
breaking tho hanc<. The wound is Il
>crioaS ard raiEFHl one.
;lhhc,il:c Press AMI Banner.
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LOCAL..

srEc1AL NorIcE.-rhc undersigned arc
reluctantly compelled TO notify all parties 10
dc5;ed 10 tIerl-milGer measures having
failed 10 accomplish thc cnd-rhat! if these
accounts are not settled soon they will be
placed in suit fer collection.
Jan. p, 4-tf. ABRAMS < Mel Is.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

DApLY BURNED On Sunday morning
last, while Ms. Rc5ecca ScchreSt. Il
willow lady, in the service Of Rev. Mr..
Johnson, Of this place, was engaged III
making fire i'll the cooking stove, her
clothing became ignitcd, and before as
Sislauce could reach her, she was severely
burned. Yorkvile Enquirer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

RI FROM DAN 70 BEER
SHEBA,-From Charleston to DAhlonese,
from the scaboard 10 the mountains, can be
seer i marked Improvement in the style of
huiLtfnrs in tho la>t five years. Villages and
farm houses all preset; more elegant anu
con, ,f,ttaJ J,c ap7ca.Ir cv. The reason Is we'll
known. Il is b"cHu>c in that period the
whole country has learned 10 paunnzc tha!
celebrated manufacturer OF Doors, SaSllcS and
Blinds, Mr.. p. P ToALE, Charleston, 5. G.
Jan. II, 3-tf.
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s..s@SINKING SL0WLI.-I

ES@SINKING LQWLG.-Dis-
cases that progress rapidly 20 a cri:i' are
n.; ouir cne; 10 he dreaded, Cai'kcr or
dry rot does 10. blast tree rs saddeHly
A. u ..rcae Of lightning. but Hnl"ss arrested
!; DESTROY. i. ~ certainly; and in like
maamcr chronic debility, although 1t does
not Kill with the swi:trcss Of yellow fever,
j., as sure to sap the springs of life even.
tua!iy as any acute disease, if moi checked
hv iuyigorating medication. There is some
thile ;nc1prcs<ihiy touching in the spec
tac'c of premature decay. Lanenor, pal
lor, rmacial lion. depression Of spirits, and
,,i,;aste for rxcrtiu;t, are its ordinary syNip'
toms, and they should hc promptly met hy
tonic Treatment. The best inv;gorant and
r>hi,crar, that can be administered in IL
case of this kind is HostctierS Stom-
ach Bit;crs. The stimulating principle. Of
III. preparation rouSe> the dormant energies
OF ,ir. system, and the siren gthruIng and
regulating properties give permanent ard
hral,l,,lL Impulse to the rital forces thus
;rou:ht into play. The falling appetite
il rc.awakcned, the process Of digestion and
assimilation are uuitkrmr'!, tl': quality ot
the blood is improved, the $ccrrt:ors be-
come more natural, and every organ that
contributes TO the noaGi-hnIrni y. the body
nndrrgocs sAlutary Change. by these
means Tie repair ut The physical structure
is effected ana is lrrAltl and vig"r rrs'"r'd
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

To Posr MAsrEEs-I will oblisc us If
post masters notify us when the llcraidEiS
not taken from the office It sometimes hap
pens . subscriber moves away or concludes
TO stop taking his paper without giving prop
cr nolicc. In such cases il becomes the post
masters duty TO give the notice, thai tho pa
per may 10 longer be sent. All that is nee
e<sary is tc envclop :lc particular pnpcr an"
write on the back Of it either refused or re-
moved, and mail it back to this Office. At
tcntion to this will very much Dblisc Us.
We this week mail TO various post masters
sunLry subscription accounts, which we VIII
DC clad il they hand over 10 the proper par
tics.
Market IISrsE.-We do not think that
the Gay is distant when Ncwbcrry snail he
able to boast u good market. Tic vacant
lot in roar Of the Court House would make
IN elegant site and sufficiently large build
ing with ia neat wicket entrances 10 the
ground just the thing long needed
As one shed covers two stor! bullI-
ing as well Il. it does one story building,
the house alhnid te large enough TO con-
tain rooms for municipal bu'incss, fire
engine (pro$pcctirely), &c. The building
might DC completed with small tower or
bclry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

..Trss:ss. GEIEFIS & HOFFMAN. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. south St. i:ai-
timorr. Nd. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Adrcr-
Users in that City are requested to leave their IA
vors with this house
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

CoirME!A. S. g., February 9Th"
l;o.,rnnr sent Special Message t" the
Legislature, enclosing the memorial Of
tic Boards of Trade Of Charleston ami
Memphis, and Chamber If Commerce Of
Charleston. and recommending that Con
grcSS be mcmo:;s slizvd to refund the
Special tax on Cotton; also Recommending
that the Legislature take some action to
m. mnraizc the United States Govern
ment TO release lands, amounting to one.
Eth Of the real property held in Beau
fort, which were sold fnr dcliqncnt direct
,aArs in 1853 and 1865. He SAYS the
State Dsbt.iS Sll,99G.goS, and recon-
ncrdvl that the Legislature make some
provisions for the payment Of The III.
trrcst; ani also that sufficient tax he
lrvil 10 cover the deficiency for the last
fiscal yca-.-Cor. Charc>t on Courier.
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The hooks and accounts Of the undersigned
can be found at Motto K "Tarran; Office. in
my absence these gentlemen will -ccrlnL TOR
accounts due nc. /. D. tCFf.
Sep. 90, 3S-tf.
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SEED OATS.

\ very superior article, FOR sale by
THOS. :. HARMON.
F:',. -. --.'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

Eant's Liver Regulator.
Quo Of the best preparations now before
the public. Hundreds Of Testimonials can I've
shown Of its cfticncv. Prepared after the
u,n>, approved formula. especially for this
climate. and sold BY
Feb 7, eff. DIX. = r. AM.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

DEATH OF DR.. IlERSDoS.-We regret to
learn that DR.. John y. IlerndoT died az his
nlacc, near Indian Creek. in this County, or
Mon.!ay last, of Paralysis. DR.. licrndoA
WAS prominent and respected citizen o
Union county.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

ST. VALENTINES DAl.-The 7on"S Peo-
pie need rot be informed that this iS st.
Valentines dAy-anl also leap year, as
they have doubtless already planned the
plcas4u,rics Of the season. Those WHO are
economical Of anniversaries will bear in
MUD that 'cvents' occurring on the 2?Ih
inst, a:c only "ce!cbratable" once in four
years
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

f. the sale advertised lat wcek-MrCracE-
en- ". Paysingcr-,hc 30G acres will be sold
in two separate tracts; towit One tract OF
100 and The other Of COG acres.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

II is cS;i,natrd that mare than Onc-'ixth OF
the inhabitants Of Tic uitcd States arc
owners Of real estate.
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We invite attention to the card Of Nrl.t.
Harmon, who, it twill be seen. has purchased
Can't. Wcbb's interest. Mr.. Harmon will 90
n Commission business, and make liberal
advances on consignmentS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

Marshall, l., H., has gone into the new
wear with two stores We take it as good
sign that he is making money ard growing
popular, and us money makes the mare go
and feeds the Aosscs, and Is the worlds me-
dunn OF mcrit,wc wish friend II moderate
mint aud molicum Of tho make shift Tor the
mliulic material.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

SCHOOL NOTICE. We are informed Dv
the School Commissioner, Capt. }. {. Smith,
that the school hooks now in his p"s<cS>io"
will he eivcn out 10 the Trustees Of Free
Schools in this comfy, on their rcQul>liicn,
who are authorized TO issue them TO The
Teachers, free of charge. Further ln>truc>
tions will be given to Trustees by the Com
missioner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

We learn from thc publisher, Ar. James
Brennan, that the Southern >Ceit. sorctitnc
since unaroidably suSoeascd, will be re-
>uned this We, K, N Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-02-14

BRASS BASD.-Thc Young men composing
the "Inlepcndcnt Band" Of Ncwhcrry, have
received their Instruments, and are blowing
away vigorously. Now, we shall shortly
have music for the million, for Newhcrry
will soon have two bands Of music in
active operation, and We have ro doubt tha;
"eNcclsor" is their motto. We learn that
Prof. Oliver is also engaged to teach the
independents"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
NO REASON FOB A PANIC.

If, as some of the journals say,
"men move without heads, in Bos-
ton" We trust that, now that the fire
fend is subdued, their heads will at
once be found upon their shoulders.
There is no occasion for a panic.
Boston will not be made better by
another imitation of the currency, or
of bonds and stocks. Nor will an
other imitation help the business men
of New York, New England, or any
other part of the country. Boston,
in the main, both imports her own
goods. and New York buys few or no
drv goods there, though pretty
largely of boots and shoes. A. L.
Stewart declares that his losses IN
/ Boston are but a tritie, and Mr..
Clatiin declares that his cannot pos
siblv exceed 500, 900. and probably
much less. The most intimate bust
ness between Boston and New York
is in the leather business Most OF the
leather used by New England boot
and shoe manufacturers Is bought IN
Eew York. and passes first into the
hands of the Boston dealers, and
from them to the manufacturers; and
in the interior towns of Massachu-
sets, from the leather originally
sentfrom New York and sold through
the Boston houses, New Workers are,
in this case, buyers. and the lndebt
edness is on their side. Many of the
Boston dealers, of course, lose heav'
lily. Boston as a whole. we think
has more due her from New York,
than is due New York from Boston
and so. on this score, there is no &C
casion for panic. expansion, or ex'
citement. 1he blood suckers vii
say differently, of course; but this l:
not a case for leeching. but for heal
ing. help, and sympathy.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20
The object of advertising is to in

The object of advertising is to in
crease business, says a contemporary.
An advertisement properly inserted
in a newspaper is more effectual than
any other method, because it Is read
when reader is in a mood for it. No
one will take the time to read an ad-
v%ertisement unless he has a passive
inclination to do so. The great adj
vantage of a newspaper advertise
ment is shown in this manner. In
printed advertising, all transient
methods, as circulars and the like,
are thrust upon us unsought, scarce
ly glanced at, thrown into the waste
basket, and wholly forgotten. At
some subsequent time We are In need
o. the very article represented. but
We cannot recall the merits, terms or
address. Naturally we seek the
newspaper and then is the speclhc
time the advertisement that regul-
arly appears in the newspaper wins.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-20

There is a misunderstanding ct
Washington about the eight hour
law and its application to Govern
ment employees. The Attorney Gen
eral has just rendered an opinion to
the effect that the Act of Congress
providing for additional compensa-
ton to Government employees who
are engaged by the day, and work
more than ten hours, applies to all
in the Government service. The
Second Controller holds that 1t Is
applicable only to mechanics, la
borers and workmen: or in other
words, those who perform manual
labor. superintendent, waschmen,
messengers end clerks are held by
by him not to be entitled to the ez'
ira compensation, The subject will
be referred to Congress for add
tional legislation.