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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-22

What d Leading Druggist thinks Of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy,
CoNcoED. y Il. Oct y. 1870.
Mss a. LIMIT EFgsLu & HAYES take pleasure
iG tcSgfytug to the superior medical properties Of
Eour Constitutional Iatarra Remedy Il has If
for6cd much relief during the time ! have used
IT, auH / ChcgrfuIly recommend II 10 all who are
afflicted with diseases % Catarrhal origin. Re
specially yours.
GEO. F. TNDERHILL. Druggist
For sale by Emil kouhlcr. Druggist, Rock I=laud'
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the GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAJMARRIE's ssPEEC CLETSGp PILLS

Preplfed nv =. TAEANULEKE1
No. 2i4 Rue Lombard, Paris.
hese pills are highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty of France az the very best remedy
In all cases Of Spermatorrhoea. or Seminal Weak
ness Nightly, Daily Premature Emissions; Sex
uRl Weakness or I1npofsncy; Weakness arising from
Secret Habts and Sexual Exeesses OF the
6enital Organs; Weak Spine Deposits In the Urine,
and all the CHASTITY train of Diseases arising from
Overuse Excesses. They cure when all otherrem-
edies fall Pamphlet Of Advice in each box, or will
q sent Freq TO any address. Price 81 per Box.
receipt Of price. OSCAR G. MOSES. 10 CoHTLANDT
81, NEW YORK. Sole General Agent for America
I. HTH0AAs b co., and Smith 3 on
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ESTABLISHED IN ls59-Fiyc hundred thousand
people throughout [ 5 and Cana5as. have used
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Eewa.o q C-43IteYtc;es.
RELIEF III TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN's PULMOEIC WATERS
Cure COuoHs, CoLDs, ASTHMA, BRosCHIrfs, SORE
THROAT, HoARsRAEss. DiFFiCuLT BRBATHiSGr IN
cIPIENT COSsUNPTIoS AND LUNo DJsEAszs. They
have no taste OF medicine, and any cnild'wtll take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
mad before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
Price 35 cents per tox. JOB MOSES, Proprie-
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MASTA'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their bslsaUlic medic
inAl properties il can be taken any time and u
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
% While it promptly and eIsetuAlly arrests i'm
tatiGn Of the sr-passages and the lungs and rapidly
relieves cough. it renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge Of their accumulated
mueus. and st the time imparts strength and
vigoF TO the whole system.
Sold by ali Druggists and APothecaries throughout
the New England States
For sale in Rock Island hv
JOHN BENGSTON,
f. RRUENERT
SMITH & BONNEY.
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'FLAvoRIyG EE-EACTs- ~
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and OF great strength. All
groCers sell item.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-11-29

-HANASGITIEG.-We are not oI
those who believe in special days
Of thanksgiving. We regard them
as, in certain sense, farcial. We
believe il thanktnIness-in every
day gratitude, and in the works
which are the fruits of deyout
thanksgiving. We respect the
spirit with which Thanksgiving
Day was inaugurated. We have
no objection 10 an annual Thanks
giving day now-as q day Of rest.
re union and joy-as day IN
which grateful humane, fraternal
Joyous and thankful emotions pre-
dominate. Bat we believe in a
continual thanksgiving. We be-
Heye there are always more rea-
SOUS 10. rcioics and be thankful
every day than to complain. No
one suffers so much Jlat he or She
may not suffer mOrc-at least few
DO. it is far better to cultivate
thankfgluesS than co nurse deprcs
sion. Thanksgiving day isat hand.
Let those who wait upon it think
Of the joys that are theirs ia con.
Parison with the soTows that
might be. Let Worship be born Of
-AuaElE.ucss. But .rt 10 one sup
pose that one day Of thanksgiving,
in which all Of thaualulness is
concentrated, is ut MI worthy of
meu and Christians. Let Us give
tAanLs daiiy.-TRuraI Now
Yorker.
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Z gLaE-u-a l1..hsrrn.

S4L-L--L.--4 SsssL4S-L.Lls
According to Biackwood every
maa who is uOta mOnster,a "A math-
ematician, or Il mad philosopher,
IsH slayc. of some woman or other.
Lincoln used to say that if he
bad a son who would part his hair
3niiud, he would maui him to
death with Il sluash.- Detroit Free
Press.
a lady recently applied at life
insurance company for position
as agent. When asked what her
qualifications were, she touched
her aEblushing cheek.
The foxes h .ve holes, bat Wm.
B. Astor doesu'C know where to
lay MS head, for he has 3,0GO
houses in New York City to choose
from.
No man can 90 to heaven when
/ he dies who has not sent his heart
thitheI while lie lives. Our great
est hopes should be beyond ths
grave.-WilsOn.
Poerical advice from the Ere
mont Ohio Messenger:
| y 0uug ladies under twenty summers
! should never dirt with Cleveland drummers.
| Because iuH often Ihey will find
Those drummcrs leave young wives behind"
The cUlOrS OF the llanets are:-
Venus, a creamy white; Mercury,
a sparkling white; Marz, deep
red; Saturn, dull yellow; and
Jupiter, white seen through the
telescope it has belts of different
colors.
The Christian population of
Persia numbers 50,0GO. of whom
! half are Americans and half Nes-
/ tOEiaus. The 5000 Americans
who reside il towns are chiefly in
Tabreez and JaIta; the rest are
agTiCulturists.
kentucky is moving for a state
law which Will prevent widows
.TOm marrying a third time.
They are invited TO come to Mich
igau, where they can marry ten
or fifteen times and are looked up
to- Detroit Free Press.
1t is said that Sir Walter
Raleigh, who first cultivated the
potato IN Europe, ignorant Of their
use, cooked the balls, and finding
them unpalatable, discovered the
Treasure IN pulling the tops up to
eradicate them from his garden.
1t is singular what little thing
| viii put man out. 4 JERSEY
| City lawyer was making a high
IoWn speech the other day, tell
ling about angles tears, weeping
willows and silent tOmbstones,
when his honor said: @Coufne
your remarks to the dog-fght
case.7 The lawyer sat down.
a gentleman who takes a bust
ness yIewof most things, when
recently asked respecting a person
Of quite a pavtic temperament,
replied: "OE, he is one OF those,
men who have soaHugs after the
| Infinite and liyings after the un-
fathomaUie, but who never pays
| cash.
BUG PoIsQN.-A strong alum
| water is a sure death to bugs Of
any description. Take t.
pounds Of pulverized alum al
dissolve in three quarts Of boiling
wateE a!Iowingit to remain over
the fire until thoroughly dissoly-
cd. apply while hot with a
f BRUSH, or, what is better, use a
syringe to force the liquid in the
cracks Of Tie walls aud bedstead.
Scatter also PowGeged alum freely
in at these places, and you viii
soon be rid Of these insect Euisau-
lees which fill one. with liSOuSt
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's' W. '"'- -a-
our country exchanges that a
highly respectable young man, OF
good family, while engaged in a
game Of cards with notorious
gambler, both being under theiu-
fueuce ofEquor (Which is the po-
lite way ofsayi1g they weredrunk)
became involved in a difficulty,
which resulted in the respcCtaJ!s
young gentleman dispatchinE his
opponent with knife or pistol.
The CorODers jury fully eZouerat-
ed the young man, as the deed
WAS shown to have been commit
ted in defense. In such = case
there is little room TO doubt that
il the gambler had killed the re-
spectacle y0ung man.ar good fam
i!y, the coroner would nave pre-
ieIed charge of h0uIocids and
had the murderer arrested. As d
man isG4ova by tile company he
keeps, it is proper 70 Judge all
parties to an a-gay resulting from
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" g atI'i]' aI-s as Il "Fle, Uu-
coHsc-ols.J'paslte7. paper weight
toward ta emu oI Jie table where
sue sat- Dlectiy II attracted her
dt1enLion. she looked az IT. took
Al Ap3 iJoA,1 a' il more earnestly
ana then, laying II gel,lE down,
she calmly rose, gathered her
ample sL.Tls alggt ugr. and
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-11-29
The Race Problem.

cred a few DAYS ago in Richmond
Va, bv the Hon. \. r.. II sr,arr
on the problem nrcserrrc8 Inv rho
iuytayosifion or t1,a raoro and rbo
white race in tI,a Tinted es.,es
The great nprnosa or,I,a s,aecr
is +, darorsrr,r.-- er., ,t.a
cessitv ofsenaratirg ri,,, two p, ca.
for the benefit Of bofb.apd sarond
the especial expeliencv Of Droyid-
ing for such a separation. nv ac.
uuiring the island Of San DOMINGO
as the most convenient and CON
genial territorv for graansl1y col
opizi,a the coIorad nonnlat;on ~
the I-nir.5 s+o-os
T., ,ra,tino ,bo l..++o- b,.,r.., ,e
tina srI.fo,, Mn. g,,,,u- ,..,,.,;r,.
srnroy-o., t,a San 1,o,.,in-,, .,.,,..,,,,
broaehsd bv General Grant a,onr
TWO ve,.rz a.-o- and r..iaars a. mn.
irsr a,a s..,,,,,,,i,,s An. ;....,--.
,;.,. - .,n7;a "a ,,:.-....>-.rI.
,,,.;,-.s .,.,+ ,,,.. t,.. ,.,..l...t
,,.r a..,.- ...r;.:...r .-....,:...
l,.,. h.. ,',......;,,..... ....... I'D. ~;
M, on,-- -.,..,...l,, .~..r-,.
.;,, :, 7Tr 1rn-,..,. .r.f.r,,-.r+ ,r
-, Dr,.;3..r.,. .....-
;,,, r,..,.r,.... :, ,,l.., -.
,oy, og,+,i1f,,,.o firm, fao-r,,f7 .o~
onr c,v.r.,,,a7t IN San D,r,inu,.
,.. r,,..4 h,. .,........ri...-t,
r,-- a,, i,,+.r,i,,e,., or5 ,,,r,i.,ti,.
,,--no.a n :r.r,~-,,+a tho MIS-.
ar3 ra7rrf,iou;.,,a,:,z cca qanar,.
tiop of fine TWO races. Al aJrcnataa
br his predecessor. Mr.. Lincoln
and other d-s,iurnisbei stsrssnep
OF his own party.a
Reviewing mare infinitely the
considerations which he believes
to have iaspired the course OF
Gen. Grant in this matter, lIr.
Stuart SAYS:
THE President was doubtless
familiar with the views of a1r.
Jefferson and on. carrier states
men on this subject, and be could
NOT have 5e4n iaro,ane of rles4p-
.r,,,,r+s ,t s7-. T:.,.,l-, ....l nc
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L. NJ. MUTT.
Matt g. Leoglgg'Z,

TTORNEYS AT LAW, weEI- Street
A Shreveport, Ia. WI practice in rHl9
Courts Of Caddo, BUss.er, Claiborne ala
9ienyille. NiHii-'
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y. II. Scott,

tte-ney and Counselor at Le. VIII
a practice in the parishes o. Cadto B,s
sier. Dc Soto and Red River aud ln the Sl
preme Court OftBe State, ana ia tine Federal
Courts and Court Of Ciaun-.
Office at Court liu1sc, IN Shreveport la
second door on the righl OF front catgauge-
yIiuli
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On one OF chose exceedingly
warm days ias5 August, in the
southern part ofthe State, a negro
riding q mu.a was on lis way
home from town. They were
jouneyiHS along slowly, both ap-
paIeu,iy fast asleep, when, from
soms unknown cause, the mule
reversed ends with such rapidity
as only . mule can, precipitating
the darby some dozen feet from
the road, and then galioped away.
The cGIorgd individual immeJi-
atgiy recovered from the SHOCK,
ana gazing at tie rgtreating form
ofJle animal gave vent to the
following: ~Dal's what makes
nc 'spise a muie7
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-11-29

WHAT BREAEs DOWNA YOUNG
MAE.-It is a commonly received
notion that bard study Is the an
healthy element OF college lie.
But from tables Of the mortality OF
Harvard University, collected by
Professor Pierce from the last
trienniaI catalogue, it Is clearly
demonstrated that the excess of
deaths toe the first ten years OF
graduation is found in that por-
zion oi tue class Of inferior schoI.
arsbip. Every >oue who has seen
the curriculum knows that where
AosaLyius aud political economy
Injuries one, late hours auQ run
punches use up d dozen, and the
two little fingers OF these are
heavier than the loius of Euclid.
Dissipation is a sure destroyer.
and every young man who follows
It is rs the eaEly flower exposed
to an uD.imeiy frost. Those who
l.-,-.. ....r, 5r..-.-..r..7 --.ar, ,..-..r-
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II. e. EEGtEEEEsaa.

A ttoruey and Counselor at Law, 2.ildcn-
a Webster parish. La. WIll practice III
Courts Of BuSsisr, Webster, Red River,
Renville, Claiborne, Union and jackson.
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If thou wouldst bear .hy neigh
bor's faults, cast thine eyes upon
thine oWn.-Aoiine.
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Ds-. Es. q. sTE05gogg.
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
BELLEVUE. Ia.
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!. d. WATKINS T. l. FOEl
W'0Ekisss g Fort,

ttorneys at Law. Mindea. Ia. VIII
"A practice IL al the Courts fox Web
ster and Bossier parishes, and ia The
Supreme Court Of the STATE. yl-n5
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II, EY2, BREgT.,

TTORNEY At LAW, Bellevue, La.
A Win practice in any court IN the State
except the parish court of 3ussier Parish.
vIlutGiy.
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T uu Herald.


STAINS on lIaHoGA1T.-To re-
move stains on mahogany lurni-
Ure ase 0zaIic acid and wa.er.
Rub with a cork tiil tLe color IS
restored, wash well with water
afterward, and polish with IiuseeI
OIL
Young wrote his '.NiEhtTho'ts'
with q SKULL and q candle in IT be-
fore him. Lis own skun was
luckily il The room. or very little
ala would have been yielded by
the other.
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and yet so near that.it would be
no difficult task to transport them
thither.
Is it u matter Of surprise, there
fore, that the President should
cast longing eye on this delight
ful island rs meeting every re.
quiTgmeut ,ha. was necessary for
the c0usummati0n Of his wise puT-
pose?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-11-29

The highest mountain OH the
NORTH American continent is
Mount st. Elias, in Alaska, whose
elevation is 1900. feet. Next to
=. comes tae volcano Of Popocata-
pea, in Mexico, l7,8sL ieet, ad
OH4aod, also in Mexico, 1873
Ieet.
REMEDY FOR NANCE IN SWINE
First. wash the hog well in
soap.suds; taan to one pint Of
lard, while hot, add one ounce Of
carbolc acid, ST rring it until it j
cool. Ru0 the hog two Or three
tines with this, aud give your
self no uneasuless about th,
mango.
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Professional Cards.
B. It. Fort,

A ttorney at Law, Bellevue, Bossier par
a ish, La .... 'In-'
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j, 81, EggSgT

A ttorney at Law, Bellevue, Bossier par,
A ish, La n5O 6m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02
DAVIS & CO.,
INFORMATION AGENCY.
WASUIN GrON. DC.
4 Great Public Want. at last, Supplied.

q Great tuollc " ant. az laSt, supplied.
There a.. hundreds of men in All parts Of the
country who daily he. Il INFORMATION in re-
gard 10 Pensions. Hcunics, Patents, Internal
T. veEue Licenses ard Decisions. the condition
OF Contractors accounts. or some others CO the
endless claims which 90 before tie several De-
par.nents Of the Government: which informal
tlon. il il cal. lie furnished reliably and prompt
ly. saTeS them the loss Ct time and the expense OF
Z visit 10 the seat OF Government. Itvou seek il
Of vGUr NeTaler Of Con srcss-ao'Grbed. IS ;!e ;s
in his pull!c duiirS-yOu impose upon hirt ;re-
uua"tiv . considerable extra burden; and pe.-
chance. are Obliged to suhai: To- delay.
We cal farm ish upon ihe S!:0i:">: no:!c., Sp=-
cii;c aid reliable information in regard 20 a.v
punt involved i'll The business OF the vs7i0as iu-
rcHuS; CT cam transact any Of tile br.iue>s before
them. The a:d your Representatives will. from
rnr:CCS reasons. br very willing 70 afford u.
VIXEN necessary: cur ici.E acquaintance and ia
7iliar;tr with the officer! and viii. the routine
Of public business. aud our prompt and uureICt-
ting st.rEtinn ~ all matters entrusted to US.
ahc Us ~ c!f2r the EcSt facilities for ob;Ainir.
i.:i;,ymatoI; aui Ne desire Ia If3,G il On tie
u,GSt reasonable terms.
All letters cnciusir. One nollar. with stamp
tor return p.'>;a.r Vii! b. imneG;2;v': answer
ed. and explicit aLd satisfactory Information
given. IN !.S pulSui: no efforts will be spared.
I'D :: wi:l be Communicated with tie most Srru-
puous fidelity. so a> 10 be absolutely reliable.
We ale determined 10 merit-and secu.e-fi.-
ulGtl i.tG cO.I.I:'ti.cP 81 our JSGlIOIiS.
Contractors accnanis fir conveying tie United
States Mail prior ~ !S1A X also Assistant: Nlr-
shai accon!.ts f,c ;::ing Ceusrs ct 12::' bought
o. r-cei;o. IL" coz, ct.o:!.
We refer. i,v especial permission. 90
Hon J. j. Martin. sixth Auditor uf tine Treas
ur. i1r tie fos; Othce Department; Hen. D. t.
Holloway, lac Commissioner .! r..;e:i;s. WISH
i1stom: i. ". Barr. Asc;rt Southern Associated
Press: +. Il. Smith. Esq, Official Rrps;;.-7
HOUSE q Representatives. Washing On; Il. q.
HAYES. E-q.. Reporter A<>0cE;ed P''s-. HnIlse
OF Representatives. " Wi.s!ingtuii: John II. Bar
clav, I'D. .Iuu:!;a! Cit:a. Hous. OF n"pir,tn,.-
tive. Washington: Clinton Lloyd. Ed Pa:
Clerk. linu:e "f Representatives. Washington:
WIN. j McDoualu. ESQ. Chief! Clerk L. :. Set
ats. WasLu9.nn JOHN =. Burch. Esq Minute
and .Iorrral Clerk. l.. ;. Senate. Washington;
3trS.s Il e!iev. E>q.. Cashier N"tiouml M:tr.po!i-
TIA H::k. Wa, hi gtou Chas. a. James. Isl.
Cashier Bank @: Washington. Washing st"l.: l'o!:S
s. shelley, rrr;rcto:S NrtrupoiiEaa Ho;cl.
Washington; john Cu:nmirs. iate Assoc ia,:
Justice Supreme Court. Boise City. Idaho: A.
Roman Go =. Publishers, San Frauci>co. Cal:
RirrS Baiiey. Prophet ors Congressional Globe
Washington. Ard 20 tie members generally ol
tha I.r-Sel.t COngrcss.
Posi- nGict address, Glass box 23i.
DC. IL 5I-6nl.
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MRS. D. MOWER
Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the South Caro-
lima Railroad Com pany. and
Ofthe Southwestern Rail-
road Bank.

CHARLLs-oN. $. C., March s. 1878.
H.. annual meeting Of IL" Stockholders
o: lie Suu.h Car ,Iina Raii:oad Company,
and ol' the Scuth-s eStrrn Railroad Bar.;.
v;l !,e held IA Ills c;;v, IL lie !laH oi tie
Bank ci Charleston, Nor;t-cas: corner %
Broad aud SIa:e streets, ca tt ESHAl
.Apr;i 5, prox mo, at il o'clock, 4. n. On
iir .r!iowln. day an election! VII! nc held
!:";wrr; TIC hours OF \. ". ats! ) p. y ,
for :;!t.ca Directors of tiin Railroad Com
rt;.y aid thirteen !'!reciors CT Inc Bank
4 coa!n;;:,." 10 verify rro,its VII! attend.
Stockholders vii he passed oTer the road
10 au,! from tie meeting free al charge.
!. z. EMERY. Secretary.
Mar u III = Il
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02

TREATMENT o. SNAILPoX,-A
great discovery is SAID TO have
been recently maize by a surgeon
II the British army in China in
the way Of an vivcira! remedy for
smallpox. The mo'ic Of treatment
is as follows: When the preceding
fever is 1t is height: and just be.
fore the eruption appears, the
chest is rubbed with croton oil and
tarturic ointment. This causes
the whole ofthe eruption to appear
on that par: Of the body: to the
relief Of the rest. Il also secures
tul! and completes eruption, and
thus prevents the disease from
attacking the internal organs.
This is now the established mode
Of treatment in the English army
IN China, and is regarded as q per-
feet cnre.
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Ss IGveRGssse.
S UTE II
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
Gervais streec, near Graenv;lla ara Coiuc-
p;a Railroad,
COLUMBIA. s. c.,
COLUMBIA. $. C..

Is PREPARED TO RECEIVE COTTON
and other properly upon storage, and MAKE
advances upon the same. Gotten shipped 70
this house will be stored suhjcc, % ii... order
Of he owner. aid the loves, rates charged
for stolsge. All property SO s:occd vii! be
insured in good reliable companies, ii in
slraace is desired and advances will be made
st the lowest banking rates. Our store
houses are SO located that d:avage is not
necessary; and no charge for handling will
be made.
All business communications should be
addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN z G4Ry, Treasurer.
gsS. u, s9~5W.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02

SPICE CAKE.--To one and one-half
pound dough, add half pound but
ter, half of currants, half Of sugar,
half ounce spice, beat all we'll togc-
tsss, cpd ba5s pswgqId egs boW'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-04-02

THE WORKING NAN, the hes, az:
cheapest newspaper i'll the ScEth.
Devoted % Immigration. Education OF
the Misses. Agricultural aud Mechanical!
Pursuits, to he Household and FireSiie.
Contains eight pages, finely printed on eS'
ce!ent paper.
Price, s. i" year E Specimen copies
sent free. Address
TILMAN R. GAINES,
Editor and Proprietor,
Feo. %, s@n. Cosgpbis, S. 9.
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WANTED 1T ONCE.

cne Hundred and Fifty Thousand Acres Of
South Carolina Land.
WE have an application for the above amount
of Soutn Carolila Lard upon which 70 locate u
colony of Swede>. Parties having lands for sale
will find it 70 their advantage to send US full
description of their premises, with terms, &C.. at
oEce This Illus: be accompanied by One Dollar
to defray the expeuse Of publishing in pamphlet.
Enclose Stamp for return postage. We charge
q per cent. upon all property sold.
DAVIS g. CO.,
20: Glass Bog e1s Wesbi2smr, DC.
Den Z, EoDSU.
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.gSgesscIes.

oE tn 900 Per Day. -!grnts Waited :
OO W pAIf All cla<fes of working peo-
pie o: e;Arr sex. Young or Old, maks more mon
ey at Mnrk iur us il tIiri. S?are moments. or all
the tnr, th'n u ';I!i'inG eIzs Particulars
free. A'i..iess C.. S::iHGu ( 90. Portland
Jia;Ec. Jan. IL, 2-ly.
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lircvahcr IS. 1872.

l'.>ccmher IS: 1872.
At mectiH@ Of Polio: Holders. al
Ncwbcrry c. II a Board Of Advisory
Trustees of the COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
was organized, and the following Off
GERS elected:
THOMAS s. MoorNAN. President
WN. LANGSoRD, Fice-President
0. l.. ScHCMpGET, = Secretary
The Company is i'll the finest posi-
bic condi;ion-having slI5 to 500
Of liabilities.
\ Dividend has been declared on
all Policies issued prior to January
lst, 1870.
M, w. ABMEY,
General Agent.
Feb. 2G, ST
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