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Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
Which are as comfortable, elegantly furnished
and almost equal to 1re-side, are on all
trains from Cincinnati to Baltimore and
Washington. See Schedule Of Cincinnati and
Marietta Railroad for time Of arriving and de-
parting from Macarthur.
The advantages Of this route over all others
Is, that it gives all travellers holding through
tickets the privilege of visiting Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and the National Capitol free.
Time quicker and rates Of fire lower than
by another route. 1
The. scenery along this Railway is not
equalled for grandeur on this Continent
TO SHIPPERS or FREIGHT.
This line offers superior inducements-the
rates being one-third lower to and from BOs-
ton, New York, or any other eastern point.
In ordering goods Of any description from the
East give directions 10 ship Uid Baltimore &
Ohio Il. r., and in shipping East give same di-
recti0ns. Freights shipped by this route will
have despatch, and be handled with care and
save shippers much money.
N. GUILFORD,
Gen. Freight Ag't. Baltimore.
l.. M. COLE,
Gen. Ticket Ag't Baltimore.
Gen. Pass. Ag't., Cincinnati.
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DRORATE COURT.

HENRY G. SMITHS HEIRS.
Probate Court, Vinton Co., Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that Bartholomew
Tatman as guardian of Mary L. and Joseph
Il. Smith, minors, has filed his accounts with
said wards, severally, for partial settlement;
and chat the same are set for hearing on the
3D. day of May next ensuing, at o'clock AM
Aprg-4t II. b. MAYO,
Probate Judge.
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A CARD.-A Clergyman, while residing in
South America, as Missionary, discovered
safe and simple remedy for the cure of nerv-
GUS weakness, early decay, disease of the
urinary and seminal organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
will send the receipt Incorporating and using
this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free Of 0hdrOel Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
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THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST COD LINER OIL
is Hazard & Caswells, made on the sea-shore,
from fresh, selected livers, by Hazard, Caswell
& Co., New York. 1t is absolutely PUEE and
SWEET. Patients who have once taksn it, pre-
fer it to all others. Physicians have decided
itsuperior to any of the other oils in the mar
ket. 4w
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
Great National Short Lime Route
East and West.
Only Direct Route to the National CapI-
tOI and Eastward

On and after Monday, November 10, Trains
will run as follows:
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Settlement Notico.--All persons knowing
q HUM, are requested TO call Immediately
aud settle accounts. We cannot carry ac-
counts from oney year to another, andpay our
own bills. RICHMOND 4 HUM.
October 2, iS1a.--tf.
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Special Notices.

Emigration Turning.-Cheap Farms in
Southwest Missouri. The Atlantic & Pacific
Railroad Company offers 100000 acres Of land
in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from SO
to $12 per acre, ON seven years time, with free
transportation from st. Louis to all purchas-
ers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, churches, and law-abiding society in
vite emigrants from all points to this land OF
fruits and flowers. For particulars address A.
TUCK, Land Commissioner, St. Louis, Mo. lily
Beyond the Mississippi.-Thousan have
already gone, and thousands more are turn
ing their eyes towards new homes in the fer
tile West To those going to Missouri, X an
sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyomi ng
Nevada, Oregon or California, we rccomme nd
acheap, safe, quick and direct route, via st..
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroa d,
which runs Its fine Day Coaches and Pullman
Sleepers from st. Louis to principal points in
the West without change We believe th;it
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the be st
track and the finest and safest equipment of
any line west Of the Mississippi, and its co,o-
nections with roads farther West are prompt
and reliable. The Texas connection of this
road is now completed, and passengers are
offered flrst-class, all-rail route from st
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas r. r. via Sedalia, or over tn
Atlantic & Pacific II. r. ria Vinita. For
maps, time tables, information as TO rates,
routes, &C., we refer our readers to S. ii.
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent Colum-
bus. Ohio, or E. A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, ST. Louis, Mo. Questions will be cheer
fully and promptly answered. lily
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Five Hundred Thousand.-5O0,00 900 bottles
of Grccne's August Flower have been sold in
this State In three months We only ask you
to go TO the drug stores Of Cunning or sisson
Nc Arthur, Ohio, and get a bottle free Of charge
or regular size at IS cents. Every bottle
warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver com-
plant, Sick headache, Costiveness, Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Sourstomach, Indigestion,
Impure Blood, and all disease caused by I'M
pure Blood, or deranged Stomach and Liver.
Try IL. @, G. GREEN, Proprietor,
il.Dn Columbus, Ohio.
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DIR. N. j. Bowers, Dentist, McArthur o.
For Pure Drugs and Medicines, go to Sis
sons.
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DR., N. ]. Bowers, Dentist, Macarthur, 0.
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The Best Place.-The choicest lot of Gro
ccries, Queensware, Glassware, Notions, &C.,
can be had at Davis Duncan's Store, in Ia
leski at all times.
Corn, oats, potatoes and produce of every
description taken in exchange for goods, at
his store. In connection with his store he has
a Saddle and Harness Shop, and win repair
anything in that limo on short notice and at
low figures. Go and see him. If
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Station D, Bible House, N. Y. City
March 10, 1s73-v7,n10.

To the Suffering.-The Rev. VIM. II. Nor
ton, while residing in Brazil as Missionary,
discovered in that land of medicines a remedy
for Consumption. Scrofula, Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous Weak
ness. This remedy has cured myself after all
other medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, l will send
the recipe for preparing and using this rem
edy, to all who desire it, Free of Charge.
Please send an envelope, with your name
and address on II. Address,
Rev. VIM. II. NORTON,
6IR Rrondway New York CITY
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,rt,>- Art,E nnrtv

IMMIGRATION AGAlN.-l'orty per-
sons. mostly English families, careful,
ly selected in New York, b. Tilman L
Gaines. OF Columbia, arrived IN the
city yesterday, on the steamship South
Carolina. About twenty Of these are
tGos ;ariVu< gentlemen at and near
Ninety-Six, III E.jGeield County. Tw1
English and two German t:!lD!!les go
to Mrs. Caldwell and other parties ii!
Ecwberry County. y Swiss family
90 to Mr. Ca<scl, III Chester County
IN !risl. fa,nil: q 10 Mr.. Riley. at
Greenwood, Abbevi!le County. \
French blacksmith and wife go to Mr.
McClin;on, Anderson County. There
wcre also several single men and about
:. l;alt' dozen women, ordered by par,
tics III Columbia and other places. 4:
cooks. It.. Some sf these fanlllcs,
". learn. were on their way West. ard
were Induced to come South by Mr.
Gaines, who reports that thousands
more can be tnrnvi to our State by
active agents in their midst. We
;,.arn that Mr. Gaines iutcoas to spend
the winter months ut the North, making
New York his headquarters, where he
will b. able to fli, with much care, all
the orders sent him. His spec:a! work
will be 70 induce families Of the best
possih!, class to come with view to
Settling up the country.
q lMdrleSt0R Nc,rS.
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The Legislature.

Tke Message Of Gov. Moses was
read IN both Houses on the l7th, and
two thousand copies ordered to be
printed. There is some wheat in 2
good deal of chatf
The bill to repeal the Lien Law has
been virtually defeated by placing it
or the calendar for 1875. A very
proper disposition Of it: We think, un-
der the circumstances. Though the
Lien Law is defective, its repeal would
have caused MOI INJURY than its con.
tinnancc viii. On the 10Th, Mr.. Art.
son gave notice Of 4 bill to amend tue
lien law.
The proposed amendments to the
Funding Bill, to pay Pay certificates
and the Blue Ridge Scrip, were de,
ftatcd in the Senate.
The Funding Bill has passed the
Senate. The Senate has discussed the
iIuuse Tax Bill and has reduced the
tx levy to fifteen mills, which is the
{vtal for the State and counties. Tha
bill! to reduce the public debt has
passed the Senate, and been sent to
the House; It brings the debt down to
about 100000.
The certificates Of Indebtedness lave
lccE made receivable for taxes.
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The Rural Carolipis,

The proprietors Of this sterl;Dy
monthly, not satisfied will; makipe i
one Of the best agricultural papers in
the country, and giving their subscri.
bers more than value received, have at
large expense gotten up charming
chrome, entitled "The Jewels Of
SpEing," 4 picture rich in beauties.
This they offer substantially mounted
to every paid up subscriber for the
current year, for 50 cents, the cost
price being s6. In other words, the
R4raI Carolinian and mounted chro.
a"o for $3.50. Any subscriber al
ready paid up, by renitting fifty cents
additional can also secure the chrome
We advise each and every one Of our
readers TO secure it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

A MANUAL OF liEALTH-An edition Of
between nine and ten millions of copies Of a
very useful work is now ready for Sratuitous
distribution, and can be had for the asking
at any drug store in the United States, the
British Colonies, Spanish America or Brazil.
The work referred to is HoStetter's Almanac
for 1874. The medical portion of it treats Of
the various ailments to which the human
system is subject, and sets forth the peculiar
properties of Ilostetter's Stomach Bi.ters-
the purest and best tonic at present known
as a preservative of health and strength, and
as remedy for debility and disease. The
Almadac is printed in all tue principal lam
cuages Of the civilized world, and reaches
larger number Of families aud individuals
than any other medical treatise ever issued
from :he press. No man OK woman wh"
has ,iac regard for that choicest of heaven $
blessings, bodily vigor, should fail 10 read
the plain, simple aud convincing articles
which this truly practical publication con
tans. The miscellaneous matter Is varied,
instructive and amusing, ami the Calender
department copious and compreheuHlvc,
IIoStct;er's Almanac is. in short, L household
convenience, adapted to the use Of all classes
and cailingS. The farmer, the planter, the
miner, the merchant. the mechanic. the ID
borer, the professional man. I'll need it; and
10 invalds of bo;t sexes it is literally an ar
ticlc Of prime necessity. The medical tcchnl-
caliieS which render so many medical treat
iscs iatcndcd for popular use unintelligib!c 10
the general reader, have been carefully
| ;svoisl IL this pamphlet. All is clear, eX-
picit. rorcible, and recoaclablc with reason
and common sense.
The propric;crS, Mcssrs. lioStct:er \ Smith,
p;t,sburs, Pa. on receipt Of two cent
stamp. will forward copy by mail to any
tcrsou who clnno. procure onc in his neigh
borhocd. Dec. 8, 48-lm.
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Want OF Consideration.

\ man who does not consider the
rights and convenience Of others, but
sacrifices them mercilcssly to his own
sci;;shnc>s, is nuisance to society.
But Just such men are lameutabiy
prevalent. You can meet them every
where You go, on the street. IN the
bill room. at concert in the church,
anywhere, everywhere. II its hot,
AID fifty persons arc dependent on an
oHcn window for sniff Of cool air, he
fills it up with his body and exclusive
" appropriates it to himself without
scruple.
If it's cool and he happens to be 4
little warm, lie hoists up the window
without thought Of how inconvcn-
lent the act is to many others.
lie jumps up out Of his scat TO
look over the heads Of others, ignoring
tie fact that thereby he is obstructihS
the view Of many. Iftherc are foor
persons to eat one pie, and he gets the
firs, slice, he takes oue-third. If IA 4
rai;iir"a3 coach. he appT"prlates two
seats ,c himself. and never thinks to
give one of them to q man who has as
good . right to i seat as he has, &c.'H Ne.
These oIsenccS are the least We could
mention Of him. We pity such y
laa", fo; he hicks manners, sense an"
.aor:,li;y. he is 70 account, Ike 4
uate Oh :. deed which wants consldcra-
ti.n
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Statistical.

The Census Of 1870 gives the pop
ulation of the Uuited States as 3S,
55S,37l. of which 81, 5S9,3S77 arc
whites, 1880, ,O09 blacks, G:},2254 Chi,
nese, and 5,73l Indians The popu.
lation of South Carolina at that time
was given as 7O5,606, of which 2s9,.
667 are whites, 1881 blacks, 124
[ndians, and l Chinese. In the ma
tive white, the colored and the Indian
population, the number Of females is
large, than the number of males. In
migration. however, which brings
more males than females. makes the
total number of males in the Western
States more than the total number OF
females, though the difference is small,
showing that nsn ought to have one
wife, and only one at a time. Even
in Utah there are - females to every
il males, from which fact We infer
that there are a good many old bache.
lors out there. The longevity of
woman is greater than that OF man,
as the following facts show: In 1870,
in the United States, there were Of
the white population 964 who were
100 years old and over, s94 males and
SO females; of the eolored popula'
ton, 1881 reached the age of 100
years and more, SS5 males, 1862 fe'
males; of the Indians, I males and Il
females wcle over 100 years old. The
longevity Of the black female popula,
tion is greater than all.
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The following are the appointments
Of the n. f. Conference, for Coke.brry
Districs:
II. NJ. MooD, Presiding Elder.
CokeSbury Sta-R. \. Wells.
CokeSbnry Cts. p. II. Elwell, G.
H. Pritch:srd, jr.
Ablcville St;l-W. +. Capers.
Abbcvillc CTR. K. DagnaIl, j. C.
Bis>cll.
South AbbeyilIe Ct-G. NJ. Bowl.
LowndeSvillc Sta-A. ! C:.uth2n.
Tumbling Shoal>-.J. Finger.
Greenwood Ct-J. W. Murray. &. w.
Walker, W. II. llawton. sup'y.
Newbery Sta-M. Brown.
NewberY:Ct-J. l. Shuford, and J
c. Counts, supply.
Little Salnd;l Ct-J. G.. Miller.
Cokcsbnry Conference School-G. F,
Round.
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TIE RURAL CARoIIN1AN AND ITS
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIErs.-Thc pub
fishers Of the Rural Carulinian'' are Of
ftring to their subscribers tmo Chro,nos-
one rs GIT, and the other for Two DOL
lars. The Gift Chrome is q beautiful
picture, highly finished in oil, in eighteen
colors, entitled The Jewels of Spring" "
and is furnished to subscribers for the
cost of mounting, ready for framing,
which is only fifty cents. The Two
Dollar Chrome is one Of Pr,tng'S gtmls,
representing little boy in Il chair,
who has fallen asleep before finishing
his meal, when Il pet kitten mounts on
his lap and finishes the meal Of The
Unconscious Sleeper
We are indebted to the publishers for
"rhe Jewels of Spring"-which VIC
have suspended in our editorial room,
and will be pleased to show it to any
pei son who made desire to see a truly
beautiful picture. 1t will make a beau
tiful ho1idty gift.
The publishers are DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning canvasscrs in every County OF
each of the Southern States, and are
offering the most liberal inducements
TO competent persons. No better OPP
portunity is presented to IN energetic
farmer who will undertake the duties
of i canv:rsser, and devote his leisure
time to it from now until his flrm
duties require his undivided attention.
We feel confident it will pay well if
properly attended to. Persons desirous
Of engaging rs canvassers. should make
early application to Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, Charleston, S. c., when full
particulars Us to terms, requirements,
ETC., will be ascertained.
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fsricf Mentions.

Agassiz, the great naturalist, is dead.
Science has lost one Of her noblest
and ablest champions.
DR.. Z. Y. Avery WAS arrested last
Wednesday night, 18th, about -
o clock, by q detachment of I. 5.
Cavalry, on bench warrant FROM the
United States Court.
Honest John" Patterson has re-
Gently been arrested on charges o;
bribery, but was released from custody,
the proof being deemed insufficient.
The Nescs Il. Courier says: ''Boston,
Of Newberry, one of the best colored
.aenlbers OF the House, and who as a
rule seems to strive to do his duty by
the people, and to fight all frauds and
ex;ravagaut appropriations, introduced
a concurrent resolution that the Gen
eral assembly adjourn sine die Jan
uary %, 1874. ftc supported his
resolution by a few well placed re-
marks, that the House had finished OF
would by that time finish all Legitimate
business before it-that they will
have been in session the regular time,
three mouths, and that the only result
of remaining longer would be to heap
additional and useless expense upon
the State.
Horace Greeley supported the salary
grab in Congress.
Marshal Bazaine was found guilty
Of the charges against him and SEN
fenced to death, but the sentence has
been commutcd to twenty years exile.
The State papers will please stop
saying that the Ncwberry jail has 10
prisoner. There are four Or FIVE there
how. Before it got through with the
Gr<t sigh Of relief q boarder stepped
in.
The Enterprise and -Nountainee'
says: \ branch Of the Methodist de-
nomination, known as the Methodist
Protestant, has been established In
Greeuyillc. it is under the care Of
Rev. r. N. Pickens, in connection
with the South Carolina Distrlot
Methodist Protestant Church.
The Yirginius was surrendered at
Bahia Honda, on the 10th inst, IN
courteous manner.
Tie survivors were delivered aboard
d the Juanita, December 18th.
Samuel +. Brown and Robert Rig
gins, both of South Carolina, and i'm
py;.oael at Albany for otfeuces against
the Ku. .kiux law, have been pardoned
The slavery question is now serious
" discussed in Cuba by slave owners
The general minutes for 1873, OF
tue Methodist Episcopal Church show
that there arc l, l,IG4, ,027 members ard
probationers OF that denomination III
the United States.
In the case Of Watson VS.. the Cltl'
zcns' Savings Bank, the decree OF
Judge Bryan has been affirmed, the
Circuit Court having decided that the
United States Court has exclusive
jurisdiction in Bankruptcy. The at,
fa:ss Of the Bank will therefore 60
through thu United States Bankrupt
Court.
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christmas.

-, Ill Lo Christmas the
-, ".'"o't'" Wv, ~',' ~ ~ .,.,;ycrs,rv Of
: H'ts''." '.'', ,:I ' w.. viii i be
re .9"''', " D'''''. -, ,,.h.+ :. c,Ii,.d
celvOF"'e" '''" "''' ,.s ,ho o,,.;-
the C"r'S''''' "'''" 0D' Di. roa n,.n
versary OF the D'''' ., '''"' raa,oo,
whose '@'SS''', n, Oh r. cSs.' o of s;uy By
.I.,;n., ,tor,s and laying aside the
;,os<2 Hy PRAYER and
>5,.;,;n,, IL the Church he has cs-
'':" ., :. :,;.< tl.. sick, re,
',''''>'' ,,,,, ,.,mforting tic
''s'' ''': '' w. Tber, will BE-
S>''''" :. .,.,, +bor ever. The
','''' oEn~,.,cs will be hermcti-
"', ,l ona +ho;r existence for
c"'iy SV'te' c,,- and thauks-
gotten. Instead ol P''''' 49,: and
cirincs. will be rlotous SpoF'iaS
,r..a moor the sick, the sor'
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Strayed or Stolen,

From the Subscriber, some two or three
weeks ago, young, good MII.CH COW,
color pale roll, smooth crop and under Bit in
each ear, has horns and which will calyc in the
Spring l!s!rayed, will give 80 Cor her re-
coyery. If stolen. will give $40 for her re-
covery, aud with proof IL conYet the thief.
Dec. II, j9-3t. y. l.. LARK.
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.ssss;nss or HUsBANDRy.-Every
s2. - 'rosgE,-oEycTFSFzrEs go, vc-IfuS.

( .fdssc1E.;7Je Of Fr1'ss
| Jandry, and every farmers club in the
ctste should Immediately appoint ons
~ ~ G',lumb;a. on Thursday, the 18th
~ ~ :Japuary, 1874, to address their fel,
low,citizeHs Of the otaer States, and
ro+;tion Congress to save their homes
FROM confsestion, themselves ;!;, from from
nonner;sm, ,, and their children froA
Esnorancc: degradation and Slavery S5aysTy.
y. = pyn't let salc-day in January
next pass without hecdIng this 81 sum-
mons.
81 Papers in the State please copy.
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A PAPER EOG TIE prnn..

~; He-a!l is in The l,iyi,cs. ,..,
?y Newspaper. devoted 70 {hn {hSpSel ,p.,; Fam
o'' 81 t:!e people OF this COUNTY .n;, IN, IN.
',,.a". II circulttcs cxtcnsivcIv oyT i''r. me
Alyrrt'sing medium oilers uSr;vn,,aS ;,.., aS an
'"I'as"7' For Terms, see first na"c e" aa-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

The QUESTION SETTLED.-Those eminent
men, DR.. JAS. Clark, Physician to Queen
Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that
consumption Can be cured. DR.. WiStar knew
this when he discovered his now widely
known BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. and cX-
pericuce has proved the correctness Of his
opinion.