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New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
COTTON MAREETS.

slrxSAH Juv frner; offerings light Miiing' $40
re receipts eIportseose Oi bses sales IL baesi
STOCK, 1920 bales .,,. ,e,.. -, ,-,. %
NOZZLE July 2S-Coton quiet Mings lsbe nel receipts ~
l35 baesi sales 2OO bai siocA oo'
BALTIMORE July 2s-Coon du; Mdiln 20ir net reeeipts
% 2 balesi eIpors-eoa"ise loI Oas'i SALES 10
bales; siock 33ll bales no,
PHLlbELPHI, JulV 2S--Coiton dnl Bttlngs, 2Ol2r oo
ST. Juy - Cotton qeti Adihng lo-i reelP. dos
bales; shipments. 300 bales.
LOUsyILLE July 28CottOn queti hildlngs lo2~ recsps
Is 0ales; shipmsns, 2J3 haeS ..,,r 90, -,-
MEsPn July 28Cott1n qnle: Low WI drgs lSi2'j receipts
344 bales; shipments. 2t2 bales s'och. 9SDS b@es 40
J1T 25OEton q4cI; h1hhss 40 'e~i reeps 40
baes; sales. 10 bales. $500, o.,
jail Cotton qnict and staiiyi Mfi1ngs II % gross
receipts 32j 6ales sales 800 balesi stoek 10000 haer
CHARLRsr0S July 2SCotion due Mldngs, ~ "a v2f net
receipts 37gbs oHposeoastse l40f bales sales ZOO oies
stock $3.50 bales .,,-,-
GALyEsros July 2S-Coton fme Good Ordinary, 1870
not receipts 81 bales; eEpors-coastu l3l5 balesi sales llOO
bales stOsI, l211s bales. ,,,, go,
hEwCaLEASs July 22-Coton 6mi M5dings lS4ei net re
sp M balls; 5Gl bales sales ZOO Das lAsi evening tVp
bales. stock. 2G o2j hsles. -
SoHroLE July 2S-Coon seaty Low Niddhngs. lsf' not
receipts $40 bsles eIyoeoastw 455 bales sies, 40 bales
stock. 5,67l bsle'. , 80,
27O bales; sbpmenis 512 bales; stock 34So bales
july 21loiOu nlItlss 10 ss~i neN
eett 20 bslsi sale', 10 bales; stock l25I bales
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8. Tar. snl .ra ur,h.nr.a Pitch !, ..nr moderately IN

81 16 Tar dun And UNCHANGED Pitch selling moderately In
jobbing way al - 81 y for Prime City delivered
OlSGnsed dali and quoted 93d95e
In casks and e8d97o In bbl Cuie Fish very quiet hut
Prime Winter and 63c for make. Other Oils quiet
PkONlSONS-Ihe Pork market huner and rregna for
the future 100 bbS Mos sold $7 80 cash o exports the sales
cash and regular 75O bbs sl6 10 for GA he Sl7 5OD
seller July Al S7 90; 1000 do seller August At Sl7 2jdSl1 90
Beef steady and IN sales Of iJ0 bb SS0Sl0 30
ot Plain Mess and Slldfl2 10 for Extra Mess and Packet al -
Ie B active; unsettled; sales OF 200 ics and 700
sales Of 2j bb 500 for Western Cut Meat. steady bot
Qme; Smoked l5sid16c; 800 do fresh
from the block 12 TO tOl6l2 ID yersg: 800 do Pckd III
averaged at 4c 80 boxes Long Cut English Hams (nniI ~ aver
GIm demand fair for the future Dressed
Hogs quiet quote 62a7c for Cv Lard heavy ana
easier for future tnt quiet the p sales Of $50 bbs and t st
7Sc for No. !; ba- for Cyi SsaSs- fog Far 10 Prime sca
seller jaw Sa,e 800 buyer August S'sii 900 tcs
September S7s 500 lst Of October, 9 200
o seller October S and 900 tcs AZ Chicago to-day az t
PBTKOLEUMTbce apparent change the condition OF
AZ l7 delivery and Sc for future Crude
bnik held and Be for forward
delivery. quiet and unchanged quoted Al 2-S s
higher fo Napltha continued nominal at
about 9lodlOr Western City Tue oil producing
points quiet with quotations follows: Oh CITY, ~ Petoieum
Cet-e ~ 90 Titnsfle 81 050Sl 0I2 Parkers 81 S5d
81 81 IL Ronseve and deouie 81 30 The Philadelphia MARKET
remained dali and nomna ReSRed quoted At loe o balance o
mouth future delivery. .
SUGARS-The market was rather e
sales hhdS refining Cuba
and 1856 hhls good refining Porto Rico ~ l5lOc Rd Su
fair request and steady h,r llGll s and White A.
sTEARIS-Te market very dull and prices nomin,
with ge. bid and 9iic. asked
TALLOW-Less active but firm; sales Of 30 bids at s's.
MiShi-Irmer and in fair deaand sales OF sou pb~ AZ o'1
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Io,por Ju, 2s-I2go q. m-con,o, for money, o2Hs92qs

JoSpoS Jur 2s-l23O p mCOnso' tor money, 92gs92's;
for The account, 921s Bne Railway shares, 467s
LvEEPoot, july 2s-l230 p m-sae Of Cotton shPref frsn
Savannah or Charleston dehvenbe September at s AMI IRON Vie
sane ports deliverable september and October, at $50
LvERrooL July 2S1 mhe Cotton market II buoyanl and
airauang hdinng uylsnd.. s'd es7 Mddl1g Orleans @@
9 e lS0 900 bales including 1000 for speculation AID eIporti
f Cotton shipped from NewOans below Low hdlngs
deliverable August and Hber 81 Betufs brmer Whes
II 2dl2I4 u GENITAL for Club California White, and lldIll Tor
Western spnhg Com 279 p quarter P'ovons-lIeef SIG
bbL for New Meas Cheese 62 for the best grades Of American
Loypos July esq The rate of discount for three months
bills the ope market cent below the Bank Of Lngand rate
Rne Railway shares 4Gla
IOSpoS Jiy 2s-33O mConsols 92s002is for money and
the scc1unl
PARls. Ju,v 2S-Prench Rentes, 66f $50.
L0NpoN July 2o330 mlhe amount OF bullion into the
Bsnk Of England balance to-day Is A12OOO
LoSpoS, july 2S-4 y. m.-Eue Railway shares. 4bb
IOSDuS July 2S-i.30 mIhr rates for money the STOCK r
Government than the BaHk Of hng shl
rae By per
PANS. July 23-Rsntes. 56f 4Oc
LVgRPooI July 2s3 80 InSaes Of cotton shppef from Va
yannh tharson deliverable and September l3l6
LrvERroot July 2S5 MOI the Cotton sales today 10 40
Aencsp. shipped Savannah Char
October and November A from the same ports deliverable
July Bi August 3 l6i and the ports not below LOW
Mhng deliverable July and August at l3lG Proiuee-Reaned
Petroleum l3 iaali per gallon
LosDoS Juy 2ssughr 26a 6la27a per cwt for No IL Dutch
STANDARD ahoai
LTEEPOOL Jay 2s-E1ening Common Rosin s. 6i cEt
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steady The sales will be found in the printed Stock
Exchange lists at the head of the column. Fisk IL
Hatch report at 3 p. m. as follows:
na.-.l 49,


The toUoWlng arc the IIeaSuIy DaIances at the
close Of business to-day: currency, S9.14OO0O; con
S7SSSOOO0; certificates. $49,GOO,OOO. The Internal
Revenue receipts to-day were S6l0,S24.
In State bonds there is nothing new to report The
tone of the market continues firm, the principal
strength being shown by MiSsouris and Tennessees
The last named sold at Sl!0Sli. The following
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FER Sorn Rrer ves~H and Ra.irOatl

Irty % g pkVs AIes pkgA BeeswaI IA bb Copper 80
bls O. \ ON l9l ptgs Dried Pnut .l76 bbs Bgy' "a bbs
us Gi7 bsies Cotton sS bbla Four 80 bags Corn Meal
l3 Ol bush Whest, llOSOO bush Con GO667 bush Oats 80
49, P1se. A3 bales Hemp. 740 Hides 4J7 bales Hides 4OJ3
80 Rosn " hs spts Tnrprnn 80 bbls Crude Iupenune,
g3 b Nos G4ll des Leather 252i pkg Batter $40 piss
[ m ntgs Taow 62 pkgs Stclnn. 100 Ocafe, $50
nis aI Mes 26 LsII 3UO kS Lard 30 base sppse lAI
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D. E. CULVER & Co.,
Bankers, 3J Nassau-sf., n. Y.
A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
.7PER CT, GOLD BONDS
OFTIIE
indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.
AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.

AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.
Total length of Line mics
Completed
In iiues
Under construction oo ii'o7
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH being secured by
FIRST end ONLY MORTGAGE extension OF III miles, sHl
ale liability the entire corporation representing 42O miles
NET EARNINGS Of the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TEREST.
Receipts Tor 1877 l'p1"'S~"
A gain II 1895 600 1871 number Of miles
Receipts for June. l3O'l7s ~
An examination will show eoueusvey that the Roat
pene.rate5 county, great productive capabilities h's local ounss
lar more than sefsupporins ami that lisa TRUNK Line
Dyeng Champagn. road has two Western terminal points
Peoria AMI Eeokuk from Which, through connections already
frsar STATE construction will reach St. Paul. in Minnesota aud
Grand Island in Nebraska the latter route following tie borders
Nj soh and Iowa. an passing through the roh soutl Platte valley
The sonnt through these an from ater
ing lines viii be Of Grpat magutlie
From Indianapolis road has close connections With a the great
dyerng routes leading Atlantic e5s u also with oaIs dn5
10 the Ohio River and points Solih.
We offer 30 and nterss. in currency sd WITT our
knogiegs management aud business Of e @ rocoeli
them UGQUALIHBDLY as being
sAPB FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

bss 81 plr Rice 900 phs sial 52B bhda Tobacco
0li pigs Tobacco. $40 bales Wool, sl5 bbls Whi.Lyt
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK g. HATCI
, ENASCAI-ST NTW-NnRK Ju1v %

| BANNING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. NASSAU-ST. NEW-10RK, July 20, 1913.
| We recommend to our friends and customers for
investment of surplus capital, or in exchange for
Government bonds,
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS; Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-York; interest Jan. l and July 1 ;
coupon or registered. Price 80 and accrued interest
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is A COM
PLETED TRUNK LINE BETWEEN THE ATLANTIC SEA-
BOARD AND THE GREAT WEST, 420 miles in length
extending from tide-water at Richmond to Hunting
tOn the most favorable point of railroad connection
with the Ohio River and developing the richest
IRON, COAL and TIMBER REGIONS i'll the United
States.
ITs FREIGHT TRAFFIC AND PASSENGER TRAVEL
are already large and remuneTatve and they are iu
creasing with rapidity which shows the Chesa-
reake and Ohio to be one of the most valuable and
successful railroads in the country.
THESE FACTS, TOGETHER WITH TIE THOROUGH
CONSTRUCTION AND SUPERIOR CHARACTER OF THE
ROAD ITSELF, IFS ADVANTAGES FOR ECONOMICAL
AND PROFITABLE OPERATION. AND THE UNQUEsTIoN-
ABLE SECURITY OF THE BONDS OF THE COMPANY,
ENABLE Us TO RECOMMEND THEM WITH TIE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE.
Pamphlets, containing full information concern
ing the road and the country it traverses VIII be
furnished upon application
We also have on hand for sale the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, at ssi and
accrued interest. Interest payable May and Novem-
Der. Denominations 1000, $500 and 800, Coupon
OF Registered
We continue to deal in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
and CENTRAL PACIFIC and WESTERN PACIFIC SIX
PER CENT BONDS; buy and sell Stocks and Bonds at
the Stock Exchange on commission, for cash; make
Collections receive Deposits on which allow in
terest at the rate of -Four per cent and do general
banking business. FISK q HATCH.
HowFs g. MACY, Bankers No. 81 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities TO Deposltors as In
corpOrated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
&c, for Investors,
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COuPon or
Registered, interest per cent guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlO1UVU.
For sale al the Office Of the Company, No 40 CEDAR
St. Ny. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
BONDS AT A BARGAIN
MoNTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sale at 80
JAMESON. SMITH & CorTING, IA Broad-st.
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foam Ohtcs.

~-~->~~~~~~~~~~->-,~-~~----s-
4 MEXICAN 0FFICE--73J.-UtmOSt valuo
Z LOANED Diamonds Watches Jewor SlycrE India
SLaa LA,es, Yaabl, Gg or Ni lnl E.,lh she ls5i
J. II. BAEklNGLh 73j broadway.
NO. 1,10t BROADWAY, at II. B. MEL
~ VlLLES Coral Gold jcaey Diamonds! Watch Jew
ery. sc, g.. taken All money g-ecc Tclcl No
ll9l Broadway, rear TRelt, -elsltlsL
NO. 1861 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch.
~ Ladies l4J1 B04Ivls. Money
aned diamonds watches ,sery Sc ooayL aud sos
LIDO bRO'S.
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flarule uru slaIe 1tlanlels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
Lhs WlAG MOkHS l3t auI lad t EgeeHti-,t Marble iui
suiels 1hc Marble Codur AoHul price. that
dey eospeaton Asros mrnpg or ;te trae
GTEWARIs Slate Manels, Marble and Wood
- MneN ls,5us Lowest puecs 20 agi pa
West EuU-ar!s-. between Seventh 81 fghta.s,ee
THE PENRlIIN SLATE Co. have removed
10 their varefooTs UroI'laare tol-.iye, A. Sven
Ofsriug or MANlhuN NtAiE>
Gc 90 aay elegant aai unus deagu ~ pres cha eanS
cl4lciilou
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Irving Savings Institution,
Ch1nccs tor Business ttlcn
Z IMPORTING and JORBING EIRM about

An IMPORTING and JOBBiNG ElRM about
changing offer SALE their stock With lease %
p.ssut store Capital required about $4,000 Auana pt
E. etllisleI
profitable business Address with name, IMPORTER, Tribune
0hce. No other v u receive attention.
DTSTNFSS for SALE or EXCHANGE.-Fine
I'D GROCERY and TEA STOREi good ,ae; low pn slas
81 500 capital required Atrss PAULsoS Co.. cor ~ and L.
Bfluai ave ani DrOai'sL. Newark
EOR SALE.-An Old Established BUSH
1 ness The CIn G5lis. Preserves ud fcseg lAle With
mahle-y 81 complete for m'ructurug Apply 2l7 FONIhE h1
DARTNER WANTED, who will invest same
aoaut sdvertser about lss Sepc1uef, q nte
mems Furnishing store one Of tie best locations BtodSaJ
Address U0SlERi, TdoHe Ol'e.
ClNO PARTNER WANTED-In very
~ sbDVs fine psT-g business but gentlemen ned apply
Cllat 5jj Wei 3l',st
s. = QNN -WANTED-A PARTNER with
GDsVsV}OVs the above amount in legitimate. ve-rayag.
thorough nves' toa ole & address or cli On
SlDNEl VALE. 2lS Eas IB cail -lrs. a.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

Tl ouoauous are bae1 Cotton store rlllng 10 9uAuJ mol
more tbap half grade below the grade quOeL
SALES PRESENT DELIVER
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered, interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital SlU!VVU'
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 76 Cedar
NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
S5O,OOO,OOO.

We confidently Fins Millions Of Dollars will BE- maze y
tie stoc AMI noier, in this road within ysirs b. The rise 10
the value Of the property. 49,
York Central and HaaoD RiVo Rros Is sI0s 900, 600
The selling vane II the stock ami Bonds q the Mid
lint Railway Companies. Including sufficient 70
complete single sCk TO Buffalo. and double track . ann
Of dieowD. is..... S1tOOO-OOO
hfS Rsroaa 81 om NsYor cenr Depo to Buo l55
fao via Moatciair s5 miles
Rayng over the Central route ....,...... 30 mites
S,viug ovsr roua 3s
distance IN favor Of the Midland route must always
lines gOu,lY
nd q the passengers than anr oei me
The early completion Of the Western Extension, from spo Ceh 70
Buffalo By the subscriptions Of capitalists to n e
formed purchase 900 Of Bo1ds from the Company Inc
syndicate has guaranteed advance fnrher me wanted 10 com
pe Rosd We Offer for short time New lorN aud O~eso Mu
land Railway Co.'S First Mortgage seven Per Cent Cold Bonds
Western 81 - and accrued interest IN currency
We agents selling JERsRT CRY AND ALBANY road
Companys PRR CEST Gold 80 and Interest
is JceY CltY u
miles Nine miles further graded on which
being Road will be completed % HyefstFaw ~iuf
year. These Bonds only issued on COMPLETED ROAD 80
speciality will be the Stock and Bonds ~ the ooNng
Conpinss and Midland Railway company New
Midland Railway Company Mouca Railway Company ana
Jersey City Albany Railroad Company We have How on hnd
limited supply Of these bonds. ,.--,--,,
An Bonds and this market win be bought nt so
cash on orders dealers solicit ffrn
neat pondents and Agents for the sale of these
Bonds,
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CouarIner5nip Nouccs.

Ezw- YORK Jgly D. 1873.
NOTTCE.-The CopartnerShip heretofore ex-
~ stg JAMES amt JNO. L. MClNTiB u1 the
m ACiATRB BROS assosi By mutual nt or he zlsl of
My las~ Jas. at4Ali"b.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 89
JAMESON SMITH & CorTING, II Broad-st
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Go1l. &c.

CIMONSON q ECCLESTON, dealers IN Lc-
- high Locust Mo1lan and yl Ash Coal Furnace Craze and
Stove per of coo p'ul -celci uclvero
Once 80 West Tnrvirs,: branch Ohec 3OS West 1weutYtr
E.-hth4yc.
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THE MARKETS.
Tcs,enDr reported for The TKIBuxr.I

iOa'eiul' 'eO'i''' " MoSpsI July o. 1873.
lSupcTe recn to-day pkg Pots steady but very
orst Al - %. Pearls dali and nominal -. 80 A..
fCOTTON-There increased Transactions 10 Cotton oh %
sp Those reported export Of The lower si4de lHo VN'
a. market We qaOte az follows;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
E,;yin~ Advertisements.

/ medicine that has done more than al the
prescriptions Of the pharmacopaia to protcct
tie human system against the bodily ills ST.
pcrHdpccd bY unhealthy surroundings, is Ger
taiuis woG:h;; OF universal confidence. II is
maaly Oh account of its cx;ra0gG:Ia:y pre-
rcntive properties :!at Ho<tcitcr'S Stomach
Bitcrs is 50 exceedingly popular III localities
subject to the yi>ita!;onS Of mi;.$matic fcvcrS
and other diseases produced by emEoi$oacd
:,ir \ iainii' hat las escaped sickness dG-
ring L Sici;y season in consequence Of using
the Bi:terS as q Safeguard, is = living advcr-
tscmcnt Of the preparation. The whole
nciShborhood realize the fact. II couldn't
laye IsclieYe9 it, says one. Il scarcely
credited tie advertisement; lat tnl rauSt
believe what one sees" says another, .'lt is
the very thing we need in this unwho!cSome
section CT country" remarks third. And
the result is that the instinct Of self-dctenSe,
The first law Of nature, induces thrce'fourihs
Of that cem nunity to obtain supsly Of the
great vegetable 0ntidote before tic next SICK
" seasons sc:S in. II winter, when the sys-
tenn requires extra visor and elasticity to en-
able tito battle the effects Of damp and cold,
the Htters will bc foan4 particularly service
abe. Eh@uma:isa will not be apt TO fa!stcn
ur::a mn$c:cs and nerves tliathave been Grac-
Cd Up IL tbs excellent iayi5orant and nerr-
iBe; nor will :hc scveritIes OF tho. Seasons
nuImornry orIa..s OF The feeble and delicate.
be HNciy 10 exercise the same unsowafd intlu-
c,ccs in cases where tic stomach and the cN-
tcrnal surface Of the body (Which always
synpa:l.zcs with the digestive organs have
been toacd and stimulated BY 1 coarse Of the
restorative. The t.S CT indigestion aud IL
rc:,uiariy;as Of tie bowels which proceed f:oi.:
sudden c!iangc qf weather !aay always IL
avcr,cd by 4 timely use Of the Bit'crs.
Nov. j. 4I.-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
Aro1;r TIE Town AND COUNTY

ABOUT TIE Town AND COUNTY -
The weather is decidedly cold: it
makes one feel moist on tho end Of his
nose.
We have big fires in the HERALD
office these days. If our debtors will
call around wit!, ? few greenbacks we'll
let them warm, .-.-.......l..
Business still dull. oh! when will
this cruel war he over" ......
1t is harder to collect money now
than to collect thoughts: when you
haven't got any.
Look out fcr the big circus that is
to give three exhibitions here ycster-
day.
What is the matter with Hannah.-
Did anybody find outs
Why does ! man think more OF 4
woman rs 4 wife than rs 4 sweetheart: !:
Because she is .Q2Grer to him after
marriage.
Why is big advertiser like q sore
facer? Because he is more thought Of
tilan his nciehbors? No; it is because
IN is always :'on hand"
A youu. husband calls MS wife
siBiriie," ;" ecausc, he says she Is "aI'
WAYS associate in his mind with {:
bl.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

HAiE.-iicr2 is an Interesting piece
q: ii.te!?i9 9alce for ladies who w"&r
;*I>e lair. ! late Paris letter au-
nrunceS that it had just crnl2 10 light
that rvcr S;ncc the 4th Of September
the directors ot the Paris prisoa have
been selling the hair cut from the
heads Of the female prisoners who
have been placed i'll their .cha;gc As
these females largely include the pc
;!olcu%i "EcnG$." Of the communc. it
is not pleasant tor those American Ia
dies who use false iiair--if il be true
that they do-to know that Tic li%ir
taken from these wo:ncn has been AZ
ranged and prepared in the shape ci'
''switcAcs," =" "curlS," -" "clliguon<,'
;:baudeau:* and SD on. especially i6r
the American market. Oar lair
county-wcllca. without per:i@i:s 5cilg
aware OF it. arc at present really Wear
Ing ;a<:!r hair arranged Ia pctro'caSc
lie Ia coinmanc. Ii by chance the
wearcrS Of these ;:switches," ETC.,
detect the smell Of kerosene abuut
them, tltey Will now know whence tic
revolutionary reminder comes.
National Independent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
TRR NGWBaR2T HERALD

"Dclin4;Icn: &ahscr';hcr$ S;loi;l'l moi
permit their daughters 70 wr:tr :iIi: .,:s-
per for :, .!'i<ilc. There ''ving So in'icI!
'lue on It, there Is danger Of ttHin:.
cold"
Tomorrow is the time appointed for
Thanksgiving LAY. i;r;ng on your
eggs :!nI chickens If vou hive tine.
4 few more street lamps wo;;!.i
greatly :lss;>t pedestrians.
One OF tie llandsome$; :uld l;,:9cst
and most varied >tockS Of Toys ever
exhibited in Newbrrry is TO b" found
ut the store of Mr.. 4. u. Wicker
The Baltimore Corner always u pop
ular place, will prove Il greater :l:tr;,c-
ton daring tie holidays tllan ever be-
fore.
If YOU want any kind Of Job Print
ing done neatly. ch"an!y an:i quickly.
have it done at t!lc HERALD Office.
Please remember tint cash is required
for all work executed. Work not de-
liHelcd until phil for.
Past due Subscribers will afford us
immense relief bypaying up their dncs.
Relnembc: that it costs money 10 pub-
fic{, :, ,,n,,,,I. a.. 1o,.,y. 81. +l,n II.-p,I,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
res, and settle up, reader

Dr. Carl Baunscheidt, the originator
Of Baunscheidtism, died on the 1st
October last, in Endernish, Germany.
The mode in which 4 cure is effected
by this process in cases OF Neuralgia,
Rheumatism and kindred diseases IS not
fully understood. The Life Awakener,
(the name Of the Instrument uscO,
operates by the sab-cutaneons Introduce
ton of forrnic acid into the system by 4
needing process, and is supposed to act
as Il strong counter-irritant, and by
calling into active energy the latent
virous power Of the system. Certain
II is. that most remarkable cures li;tvo
been effected in this community by DR..
Bruce. who uses q modified American
invention Of which he is the patentce
for this State, Gf we are rightly in
formed, and Charles P. Pope, who ;td-
heres to the original German instru-
nent, and uses the imported oil.
The Cologne gazette on the occasion
ora notice of the celebrated physicians
death, perpetrates 4 stanza. Of which
the following is 4 free translation:
At last thou life awakenc:
Art laid upon the shelf;
Thou hast awakened many,
Cou!dst not awake thySclt.
But on the Judgment day,
Your re-awakensd clay
NIL rise content and placid,
- Without your formic acid.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
Have 4 home Of vour own.

Have home Of Your own. Yes I home of
your o:n; buy . peace Of land with the de-
termination to keep it during Your life time,
ar! ih"n transmit il 10 your heirs: il You
hayc no means, only the pyocce'!S Of YOU:
nsm laler, then scrnnuou$'y save ANA build
tine house, buying from ;i.c !srcat Southern
Builders Emporium your SasllcS, D0o;s,
Blinds, Marble and Slate MautciS. Hardware
MUuiGimgS, White Pine, Wa!nUt, &c, cover
your roof with Asbestos Roofing Fc't and
Lining, for which they are Agents; they arc
now used on thousands Of buildings, and they
offer them as reliable and economical, wlicl!
are uccl2d everywhere; Send for price list
to I. II. liALL 4 Co., Cha:cs;o", 5. {.
Nov s. dim
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
ag2N3'E'IyE, o

On the evening Of the 2Oli inst. by the
Rev. Prof. j. =. Smeitzcr, Mr.. 5. 7. kISAED,
Of NcwJcrry, S. c., and Mrs. NJ. NJ. TolGr,
OF WaI'.anu, 5. {.
We congratulate Cur worthy friend and eS-
postmaster, and wish hin al Tie lappincsS
tEat Cal possibly befail lin. Oar thant.S
too are tcudclcd for kind remembrance in
Tie shape Of delicious cake.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

PROSPERITY AcApENy.-We take
pleasurein calling attention to the notice
elsewhere of the opening Of the Mule
Academy at Prosperity, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. S. Z. Caugliman, a gentle
sman in every way qualified for so i'm
Sportant q position. Prosperity could
pt possibly have selected 4 better man
instruct he, youth.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

DEAru.-We record with pain the
death of Robbie, the Oldest child of Mr..
and Mrs. Carter Pool, which occurred
on Thursday last from Pneumonia
Robbie was n bright and promising
bov, and his death is sad blow to his
parents. Our s5mpathies. are extended
to them in their bereavement