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SALE.

l. ZIG. ~ . sTF. ~. w
Oder Tor sale tho EaEm,On which / now
reside, dtuStGd In HarShAIl county, ", Va ,some
three miles from the limitg Of tic city Of Wheel.
Ing, on OF near The FaiEmont Pike, Containing
100 acres Of hfttaelA1s land, nearly al Of which
t9'in me et4te'of cultivation. The improve
menh are al OF the best, consisting Of . Brick
Hoube containing eleven Foom1, With al the
eonyGnienee8 n0ediGl. A large csStGrn supplies
II With ali the water for which rain water 10 med.
"a. There ie AlA0 4 large barn, with cellar; stA'
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn CTib, Brick SMOKE House,
Chicken House, and . good Franc Tentnt h9uee
Containing four toomf; With churches ana school
House within IhoFt diStane6. Thehlid lAndis
well WAteEed, and nSTorh Milling we'll the barn.
There 10 good vineyard Of CGtaEba AID Con.
cord GFspeS. and q largo number OF Tho best g.
lection Of Iiuit TIeOB In fan bearing, consisting
or Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
0uinces, with almost all The hFst quality OF
Sialll fruit groEp, 10 this paIt Of the country.
Any perS0n desiring good homo near 70 the
ely Of wheeling, Whefo they can probably dis.
pose Of whatever they nay raise for themiFket,
viii DO well 70 call on tho subscriber, who will
give all the neeeSllHY inioruAt ton. Terms easy,
JGI-dAW '"'-..5- 90 Il. 4. WAYHAN.
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JouRNALIsTIc.-The Philadelphia Rec
ord is three years old, has achieved a cir
culation Of 5000 and isSbout to enlarge.
Notwithstanding the enlargement 1t will
continue to be sold for one cent
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mAn-dhN
T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty, ehoioo BulIdiuR Lou On Wheeling IL.
land. Price nom SlOo 10 $1,000 each.
TERAS-one-fouIth sanh, the rooiduOrlny equal
InStallnentS At one, two and three year., with In
forest n JHo. P. GnoHRIsT,
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iO-PARTNERsHIP.

A CARD.-HAYING DISPOSED
"a o. my stock, aStuFeS and good viii In the
take this method Of thanking my irlund1 and tbs
public generally ior thelr liberal patronage, -.
tended 10 ms, and recommend my IucceajorS 10
thciI favorable confederation.
GplO v. HARDING.
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CAN BE FOUND By

calling at 6 Market street, above Post oGlco.
Just what Il wanted 70 keep house With, Stoves,
TinWnre, Table Cutlery and general AISort-
mont Of House Furnishing Goods, Of the beat
quality, at low prices. Wholesale and Retail.
mAr9I JAMES R. CAMPBELL.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

LAl6 O4 W6oA 1hG1N1hI On1O
~ COUNT, BS
In the matteF Of the petition Of Alexander ".
Gullett, foreign guardian oESuSan V. Gull0tt and
janice q. 0ullett In the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. In Ch1ncerY.
TO ali whom Il may concern: Take notice that
l, Alexander W. Gullett, foreign guardian Of
Suian v. Guuett and james Il. Outlet, will on
me hrst day OF the next term Of the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling petition said court for an or.
der directing Daniel O. List, Receiver OF said
court, 70 pay and deliver to me, 40 such foreign
guardian, all personal property and money In his
hands belonging to my said wards aud each Of
them, and 10 authorize me % such foreign guar
dian 10 sue for recover and recelVe ali money or
pertonAl property belonging 10 said wards or
ether Of them, In like manner - II / were APP
pointed 9 guardian In this State and 10 remove
the same 10 the county and State In which AS
said foreign guardian, was appointed and quail.
ned. ALRXANOERW VI. 4ULLEIT,
foreign Guardian Of said Susan V. Gullett and
James u. Gullett
myI6.P ByA, CLARK, his Attorney.
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General Notices.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Tho following resolution was adopted Al u
meeting Of Council on tho 9Th Of April:
RGI0lrGd, That the superintendent OF the Wat
er Works DO authorized to stop the use Of street
and garden hoss until after the suction pipe at
the Water WoEAS 10 repaired.
The river having been high, the pipe has not
yet been repaired. All persons are hereby noti
ned not 10 use strcet hose until further notice.
JOHN ". CUMMINGS,
spu't Water Works,
wSEELNG. Nay IS, 1873. myiI
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DIR JOHNsTON

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lo,
don, grHduAte nom ono Of the most enIIst,
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elSeVhsts
has effected some Of the most Astounding eaFs
ever known. Many troubled with ringing Il
thO head and ears when aBlOep, great nsnOE,
ness, being AlRrmedat gudden sounds, bahia
nea8, with frequent bluJhlng, ATTENDED EO1,
tmes With arrangement Of mind, were Cur:
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Obstacles to- Marriage.

Harry RnIEF ron Youxo MEN nom the effects
Of RrrorS and Abuses In carly life Manhood
restUrHd. 1mpediments 10 Marriage removed.
New method OF treatment. NsG and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent rec, 10
seaIcd envelopes. Address, HOWARD ALSO.
CITATION, No sOnth Ninth It, Philadelphia,
Pa ,-Hn Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
nlAr26dAw .t
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on FoURFH sT., NAE MoNRoE,

Either with or without the Furniture. HonSe
contains CELLAR and Is roomG with an the
modern improvements. Terms will DO made pSTV
G1SH. Would rent portion Of II 10 q small mm.
lily. or would tERde for Other city property.
Enquire OF WHEAT q FORBES.
fsSB = AttorpeyA, 4thRt.
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A CARD.

Having sold our Ice Houses 70 AR. Conr.d
SOibert, We would respectfully recommend hin
70 Al our old customers, feeling patlIdDd he Mn
supply them with good lltlcls OF pure leo,
GEO. BoHELLHAGE,
]. BRDILION.
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,NHEAP FARM FOR SALE -
~ oteE ios 1als pE F,tn. containing
ton Station, on Bg8Os Riflroaa. There q on
the plaeeA new Frame Dwelling new sAbleInd
other outhouBeS-90 serel cleared and under good
fence; young orchard; wen Ratercd; well tlm.
bereds-Rood pAeo ior aAWMQlI ~ tIIrTII
Address, i.sIg' OHARL.EJ SNYDER, or .
ABSALON RIGHT,
mhfI-dAW HlfIFf6ff " Va
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Having associated with me as partner 10 the
National BusinOlI College Of this city, Mr. ]. H..
Fraaher Gate Of Troy Business College, Troy.
the best penmen In the country, We offer rare
Opportunity to al who desire thorough PREC C.
rioAL BuBRTIs1 EDUCATION, or desire 70 become
good penmen. W. W. MARTIN.
Address Cards, Society Resolutions, Family
Records, Marriage Certificates, and all kinds Of
Plain and Ornamental Writing executed In the
anest style Of theArt, Terms reasonable
mylG MARTIN & PRAsHRR.
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SAFE OF REAL Es-

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
By virtue Of deed Of tElAt dated tho 18th day
Of Nay, 1874, by Christian FfAnke and Elizabeth
FRANKIE HE wife and recorded In tho once OF the
Clerk Of the county court o. Ohio county, West
Virginia, u Deed Of Trult Book No. 4, page As,
70 the undersiEuGd trustee, Will sell on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, ItTs,
commencing ut ten o'clock, A. H., at the mont
door Of the Court House 6E Ohio county, West
VIrpiniG, to the highest and ibeSt bidder at pub
lie auction, the following described real estate:
Beginning alta diBtAnc9 OF aity (60l feet from the
noIthWeat corner or that piece or parcel Of
ground which was conveyed 10 Henry kekeTmAn
by Grimm and vito By deed dated June 18th,
1865, and recorded In the Recbrdef's ONCE Of
Ohio eouuty, In Deed Book No. 40 on folio ~,
fronting on the 0St side of German street, In
9Th Ward Of the city OF Wheeling aIoraSaid,
TWENTY-FIVE 10 feet md running eGStWlrdly on
an equal width Of Is feet depth OF one hundred
feet, together with allimpr0IemOnB thereonand
thereto belonging, II being the same piece Of
Rtound which was conveyed 70 the BAld Chris
tim FRANKIE BY Henry Aekerfnkn and wife By
deed dated March I, 1869. % recorded In the Re-
cordeT's once Of Ohio county In Deed Book No,
b6 on folio "a, together With all tho buIldInRp,
Improvements and appuren1neeB thereto be-
Terms If Sale arc cash. Selling ,as Trustee q
shIll convey only GuGh uue a. u vested IN me
By the said deed Of trust, the title, however, Il
ZIP. HUBBARD, Trustee. l
j. III, WILLER, AucftonReF. a.
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nor BALE VERY CHEAP q
Two NRW, LATHRA

Five foot EheaSs,J swing Il inches with gear
wheels, counter aftg, WreRehel, case Of drawers,
&C, al complete. These Lathsa arc new, never
- u u JAMES MRANs B CO..
Founders and NAehlniStS, SteubeElIlle, o.
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I1LnEELlNe FEMALE COLLEGE.

The Spring Term opens MONDAY, April I4lh.
Pupils will DO received In tho Preparatory, AGA.
dcmle, Collegiate, Music or AIT Department
New classes will DO organized. For tpfms Of
tuition. admission, &C., apply 10 the President
PROF. W. II. MORTON. apV-dAW
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LARIERI WAfeHEa.

ons Of the dneSt GIOortmsnts Of Ladies', Gold
ltIeet JeWelEy StoFe, below hLuEo Houle Also
Gold and Silver Watches, American and foreign,
for gentlemen JeWVlEy Of all late designa; Silver
Ware, Gold Pens, spectAeleS, Clocks, &c.
FL watches, Clocks, JeWelfy, &c. repaired.
myIs 0XToBY 4 DUFFIRLD.
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Immediately Cured and Full Who, ,.,,o,.,
This dlBtrelslnR Affection, which febss,. i n.
miserable and Marriage impossible, d ~ n.SII
y paid By the victims Of Improper ISdn,Ss1s.
Young persons arc too lptto commit sYssSSS;
nom not being aware Of the dreadful conSsS1,S.
Cos that may enBue. Now, who that unde,,tSo55,
the subject win pretend 70 deny that ID poTs,
Of proeOreAtion 70 lost sooner BY those hilTS
into Improper habits than BY the prudent. b
siaee being deprived OF ne pleasure Of heLNy
symptoms Of both body and mind ALE. nv
eyBtom becomes Daranged, the PhyIiesl ~
Mental Functions weakened, loss Of PForItT
tive Power, Nervous 1rritGblhty DySptpii
RAIpatAuon OF tho Heart, Indigestion, Co5itn,
tlOlAl Debility, wasting Of the Frame, CoVS
Consumption, Decay and Death.
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MAe1NN1s' T. e
Persian OIelne.

The great remedy for Cholerl, Cholera MoEbuS,
Cramps and all pain. For sale By the following
Druggists: ChA6. = Dwight lst and ChlplGIne
It's Ce1tre Wheeling; james Elliott Bellsire.
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Especially, who have been the yietln,o, s,,.
TyYlee, that dreadful and deStruetISss S ~.
which annually sweeps 10 an untInSIS Glol
Thousands Of Yopng Men Of the moSf Lay, nn
talent and brilliant intellect, Who miSSt N.Y.
wise have entraneed listening SenIteS Az yS e
thunder o. 0loquenee, or walked 70 eeStSsv ~ y.
thrilling Tyre, may call with full eonadest: Us
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eoptsn,l,,,.
Manage being aware Of PhylleIi ReItSsI.R
organic debility, detormiueS, speedily enIS5
he who places himself under he car =; n,
Y, may rengiou1Iy eoIade IN his honor u P a.
phVnielRn. tA'u ~
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reflect that sound mind and body are The most
necessary requisites TO promote cOnnubiLl hap
ptness. Indeed, without these the IOurty
through Life becomes q weary pilgrimage; Its
prospect hourly dATkens 10 the view; The mild
becomes BhGdoWed with despair and hlleI viii
the melancholy reflection that the hlpplnts, VI
annihnE hhnnmna hlInhlnd With nnr nMil
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.9WedLcaI.
.,..,. r.2n9 ~ dLcaI.
Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
OElee-7 South Fredeniek Syy,,,
DR. JOHNSON

n, DIR. JUHNBON
Has discovered the most Certain, s,.,-
only lfeetuAl Remedy In The VSilS ~ Ind
neAl Of the Back o. Limbs, StIietrrsS ~ ~ weak
Of The Kidneys and Bladder, invoIsrH,.I !. eegSnI
chAEgeS, lmpOtency, General DebilitY " d..
HsSS 3{sPSPaiSa iIEgHoE, Low gPifiS, cUS1
q. sion q tGSSaMG, tAPiAaon Of the 1elfL TiSI%q
DIbeASeS Of the HeId, Throat NO. Sis1tgIi l
feettong Of the Live, LnnRl, btoibSsS = 5al, Al
Stho18 Terrible DiSordef5 iFfSibG INN ooS,s.tll
Habits Of Youlh-BEcRIR and SoilSST n SVl,t9
more fatal 70 their etlmS than ~ ~, pEIeiatI
gyTen4 to the 4dflnorS OfUlyISeS 6HS LIZ 9t
their most bIilliGnt hopes OF GntlcIpS,iog. aE
d0rinG marriage, &c.S impOSslblS. "NOu' f'o'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-18
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY

The seasons now are fine.
We hear Of no one asking for rain.
Everything in the vegetable and floral
world is growing rapidly-we include grass.
Attention is called to the special notices OF
Messrs. McFall 4 Pool in this issue.
Do you wish to be charitable without in
curing any cost? If so, read Marshalrs
card, and do as he suggests.
Chickens are enormously high, but luckily
scarce, for there arc people who will buy at
the most cxtrayagant prices.
Efforts arc being made to raise beef cattle
with four hind quarters, instead Of two
Everybody wants steak all the time. This is
sin against nature.
AS there is no money in the town treasury,
we advise our clerk to so for the dogs, that
enough to pay small and pressing demands
NAV be raised by taxing the yarmintS
Don't know if any young lovers are taking
advantage Of the fine moonlight nights. II
NOT. they are advised to do so. No charge
for the advice
Sleeping in church during service is bad
enough, but snoring is an unpardonaole
offence. Some complaints have been made
10 rs, with the request to call attention to the
same.
The last Saturday in this month is the day
APPOINTED by law for the voters of each
school district to meet, for the purpose OF
raising by tax an additional amount for
school purposes.
cannot pay your bill to-day is now a pro-
verbal expression, or rather, I've "got no
money" "fat broke" ''dry as gourd,
cant raise enough to cover jay birds
roost," is cpidemic-evcrybody is affected by
it. .
DO you want cool water. these hot and
sxcl,cring days. water from the very bottom
of the we'll? IfSo, make your want known
to Mr.. Frank Moon. lie is prepared to give
Won q pump, which will serve the very pur-
pose needed.
We were startled out Of all propriety Sat-
urday last by an early morning report, that a
splendid beef was being cut up at the market
house. It was base, and cruel fabrication
the report we mean, not the beet. The
beef was mahogany.
Mr.. John p. Buzhardt will accept tne
thanks Of this Office for some very nice June
apples. The devil pronounceS his share OF
the same as good, and as he is Judge IN
such matters, no more need be said.
Round trip tickets will be sold over the
Greenville Road, both for the Furman MI
yersity and Female Institute Commence
ments, from the 10th to the 2lst, and also for
Wosord College Commencement, from the
2lst to the 2Sth inst.
Col. Fair, Maj. Suber and Col. l.J. Pope
left town last week. We are pleased to say
no warlikc mission took them away, and
that they have not gone for Capt. Jack nor
any other Modoc. Not bit OF 1t. lhey
have gone to G.enn's Springs 70 take water,
something better than fighting.
Six cherries on a !wig, and three straWoer-
ries Of fair size tied with piece Of sewing
thread Nete laid on the editorial table the
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Town Directory.

T., meets every Tuesday night ut s O'Clock, in
Masonic Hall.
Pulaski Lodge, No. 81, l. o. 0. F., meets in
the same Hall. every Friday evening at O'Clock.
Amity Lodge, No. 81, \. F. NJ. meets I!st
Monday in the month. NJ 5 O'Clock.
Signet Chapter, No. Is, X. 4. ~, meets every
second Monday, Ut S O'Clock.
Town CoUNcIL.-J. Z. Pool, Iptendant. L.
Hode,<perscr, j. Gaunt, \. Nj. Bowers and y.
Wells. WardenS.
SAEEiFF.-J. j. harrington.
CLHkE.-J. e.. Smith.
JUDGE pEoBATE.-J C. I-eahy.
SCHOOL CoMMISsIoNEE.-M. 5. Long.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Dennis Moa:es, I.
keitt, \. Rice.
TRIAL JUsTIcEs.-C. c. Chase, G. z. Jacoby,
5. Young.
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Commercial.

NEwBERRY, S. c., June 17.-Cotton l6l.
LIVERPOOL, June 1G Cotton closed steady
-uplands $685. Orleans 9!a9t.
New YORK, June 16.-Cotfon quiet and
Notwithstanding 203. Gold l6s
BALTIMORE, June l6.-Cotson frm-md-
ding l9E. o ~
mddling 1S!a1Ss. =,
AUGUSTA, June 1G.-Cotton frm-mid-
ding IS.
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JUSTICE CHAsE's CoURT.--ln looking
over tie docket Of Squire G. G. Chase for
items this week, we fin1 nothing Of special
interest. II is full Of petty cases of hog, cow
and chicken stealins-a sad commentary on
the times-togcther with small assaults and
smaller batteries, &C. 1t is great pity the
colored people cannot sec that honesty is the
best policy, and that it is better for them
to keep out of the mcshcs of the law. Its
bad wind, however, which blows no one good
If they would behave better, the law would
grow rusty and the justices become poor as
jobs turkey.
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FoE THE HERALD.
Notes from the Capital.
COLUMBIA, June 18th, 1873.
NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

NEW SI-APtN Nt1:hNbES.
Mr.. EDlToR Your readers are all
ere this aware of the fact that the
daily Union has been purchased by
Mr.. Thad. c. Andrews. and has been
consolidated with the Herald: under
the name of the daily Unton- Herald.
Mr.. Carpenter, the late proprietor OF
the Union, leaves Columbia to-day for
New York, whence he will take pas
sage for Europe. The Union- Herald,
though an open and avowed Republ-
can sheet. is conducted with marked
ability and with more fairness than
any Of its predecessors.
That earnest champion of the peo-
PIES rights, the Curoli"iaH, had
achieved large circulation and an
cmvious popularity in L very short
space of time. But owing TO the
Striugency of the times, its pr"prletors
have been compelled to suspend its
publication. Me<SrS. Thomas Il l.a-
Motto most certainly deserve the
thanks of all honest people i'll the
State, for their manly aud persistent
efforts to give us a bold and incorrupt-
able journal at the Capital. The
Car0linian has failed it is true, but
it has gone down with flying colorS.
It is hoped and believed the publlca-
tion of this justly popular paper will
be resumed before long.
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NOT on THE PPOGRAMAE.-Our man OF
Ill work, Hart, accompanied US to Prof.
Gcrard's show on Friday night, i'll the capac-
ity of dry nurse. lie had never seen any
feats Of legerdemain before, and it only
needed one wonder to bring from him deep
-"wELL| The next caused his hair 10
Straightcn, and his cheeks TO blanch, he
thought he had got into dangerous company.
Directly the conjuror, NATURALLY taken by
Hart TO be tirSt cousin to old Nick) broke a
plate, and which he proceeded 10 mend
The fragments were gathered and placed in
funne-Shapcd pistol. The pistol must be
aimed at colored mans head TO make the
trick successful, said the Professor, and
suting the action 10 the word, it was pointed
at Hart. The. victim Of diabolic sights
jumped from his seat, and ran, his hair was
straight now, and his eyes considerably en-
larged. He had scarce become satisfied that
the roof of his head was all intact, when the
magician got down and among the audience,
to show his rings, before manipulating them.
ne WIS uuNIOuS lOI II Slt " iOOh a. Wv, sAho
tried to get near him, but it was out OF the
question, the retreat OF the one was faster
than the forward of the other. Seeing it
uselc$s-Gcrarj gave a sharp squeuk-iu
Imitation OF some bird or animal, at which
he is splendid, which lifted our poor dry
nurse about three feet from the ground, one
or two more squcakS carried him to q win
dow, and from which he would have leapcd
had the squeaks not ceased. And this was
not all, again and again was he almost
thrown into spasn Of fright. 1t was
wonderful, we never have witnessed such q
genuine scare before. At the conclusion Of
the performance, Harris voice could be heard
supplicating US TO go, to get out of such
place. lie would not live with such man
for world Of gold.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-18

THE MoLLoEoN FLooD.-We learn from
parties who have just returned from the
above named section that rainfall was ex-
percuced about there on Saturday altogether
unprecedented FOR hcaviucSS, and the extent
of damage done. The food which fell about
this town some weeks ago is said to have
been light in comparison to this latter, and
that was bad enough. II is said tha, bottom
land fences have disappeared, top soil and
growing crop are also among the things
that were, while the roads are washed into
chasms. It is sad to hear Of such fearful
rains.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-18

We will send Il copy Of our paper and
copy Of Peters Musical Monthly" for one
year TO any one sendius US $3.50. Our pa
per speaks for itself, and you may know the
value of "PetcrS' Musical Monthly" from
the fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Duets, aud Choruses, and
from fifty TO sixty Piano pieces, worth 1t
least $40. ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-18
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

The Commencement Exercises OF
the Columbia Female College, will
take place June 22-25. Rev. r. L.
Harper will preach the sermon, and
Rev. DR.. Meynardie, of Greenville,
will deliver the address. The grad
uating exercises will take place on
Wednesday morning: and that nigh;
we will be treated to grand instru-
mental and vocal concert. This has
been very prosperous session, and
the probabilities are that next session
Pres. Jones will have as many pupils
us he can accommodate.
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Special and Local.

Uua AGENTS ~ CHARLESTON The al
vcE.:s:r3 &:scns:: {: N:$>>. H:;!;~r, Lrars K
Coss Well, represented hv boswell I. Logan,
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ZE DULL.-Prof. Gerard got off good
thing the other morning. We impaired Of
him, where he would go from here. Said he,
81 go to ze-ze, ah yes, to re bull, bull, vat
YOU call him, down here seven mile on the
&c railroad?" Frog Level, suggested We
"Ah yes" said the professor. II WAS tink to
call him re Bull Frog. You call him Z. Frog
Level, ali, zat is one good joke. Ze Level
Frog, not re Bull Frog" 1t tickled him
yara mooch.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-18

past season. How will it be with garden
vegetables and larc" fIuif. The end Of the
.ab;r formerly used fcr donations is nc~
usc:l h: I!,c devil to :ec!inc his weary form
upon. To what ba$c uses do VIC come at
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-18

GOOD TENpLAEs.-The Lodge OF Good
Templars, lately organized in this town, is
now in good working order. The rcsalia
worn by the officers are beautiful. The lodge
now numbers some twenty-five or thirty,
AMI at every meeting new candidates are pro-
posed and initiated.