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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-05
From the Abbeville Press and Banner, Js
uary 18th, 1873.
4 NEW ENTERPRISE.

Seven 7ears ago We adopted the plan Of
sending our ''Fariner" Cooking Stoves
through the country with wagons, by our
travelling saiesmen, in order to supply q
want loas :e!: in the Sou;h, ard that each
family7nsight have an opportunity 0: seeing
if not purchasing one Of these Indispensable
;iousehold articles The abundant success
of our enterprise throughout the States o.!
Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia,
and the universal favor with which our
Stoves are received everywhere, convlnces
US that in order 70 supply the continued
growing demand, We must largely increase
cur forces at the Foundry; hence We have
increased our daily manufacture of this one
pattern to thirty, and will still further IN
crease it TO efty if our trade continues 10
demand il. Oar salesmen, who vi! visit
YOU, a7e authorized TO give TIE same terms
rs though yon made The purchase direct
from ourselves az the Foundry. We have
/ but ONE PRICE, WHICH Is CAST on TIE STOVE,
and from that wc never dev!ale.
This stove has 10 complicated arrange
ncnts such as hampers and inside fac
! plates as ia Vii other s:oces. 5lt j. 50 simply
constructed tina: an7 one ma! use It sue
cesSfa!ly. It IS yer! heavy and made only
of the best qualities Of new iron so mixed
as to secure i tough, strong plate, which
NEVER cracks by fre.
To those persons in the Stove trade who
| think ;hcir business will be .ained by Us,
and who therefore oppose and misrcpresent
Us AID our goods at all places. we desire ;o
assure them that instead Of being an INJURY
- Them, We are doing them a benefit, hy
building up business which has heretofore
! hern neglected, ard by Introducing an ar
ricle OF household utility, must ultimately
bring them into general use in every lami
II. Respectfully yours,
CULVER BROTHERS.
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KEEPING GERANIUMs.--A write,
in The American \ Agricuitnrist says
/ never have any trouble in keep
ing such yeraniumS rs are worth
Keeping. They are taken up and
cut back pretty severely, remov,
ing all the succu!ent aEd unripe
wood. They are then stacked in i
box with some dryiSh earth abou,
theroots, and PIT in the cellar f..
the winter. The trouble is in put,
ting them away too moist. The
earth should be almost dust-dry. |
have . fine old Gloire dc Nancy,
which goes iato the cellar for the
!;t;:. time.
I have never tried ~ method
OF hanging them up by the heels.
The plants are cut back, tied 10,
gether by the roots and hung up
in the cellar, heads downwards.
Those who have tried this. report
that it is successful.
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PUMPKIN PIEs.-Cut the pump
kinsinto small pieces; take ont the
seeds and Inside, but do not pare
it. 1t must be well grown and
thoroughly ripeued. and not wa
terry. Put the pieces in q saucepan,
with only afew spooufuIs Of water
not more than four; cover close and
let7it cook gently, 50 as not to
scorch: until the water has a.!
eva2orated and the pumpkin is
cooked quite dry, and Of q rich,
dark orange color. While hot sitt
it through a coarse sieve. Season
only US much as you are needing
tor.the day. Fer one large pie one
egg, one tablespoonful OF motasses,
four tablespoonfuls Of condensed
milk and enough Of new milk to
make it as thin as You wish; or, if
you have it, half milk and halt
cream instead of condensed milk !;
sugar and spice to suit the taste.
Bake till 6 clear rich brown, but
dc nnt blister or scorch.
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a Coon IDEA,-A gentleman
who has frequently experienced
the disadvan tages ofdepeuding on
memory, and who finally chose a
better way urges, through tuo9re's
.Raral, each OF, his brethren in in
dustral pursuits tc supply himself
with "a small blank boo!, with q
pencil in it.n5 On It's pages man
could Set down, every important
itcnSef husinessrnec ecsssarv to be
looked alter. Forezample: needed
repairs about the farm, garden: or
chard, dwelling, barn. Again, those
who writefor agricultural papers
often have ideas which %present
themselvessto the midland which
they would like TO putmdue form
for publication another time. A
good plan is to jot them down 1T
once, and then, atleisure, give am
pie expression in words, and there
by benefit others by the lessons Of
your experience. In the words Of
the excellent Captain Cutie,
'make note OF it,"
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The Progressive Age.

=
The UrderSicrel rropos2s 20 publish il
The town OF N"wlcrrv, ). C., about tie ist Of
February. 1873. 4 weekly ;e:r>paper. bearing
inc title Of THE PROGRESSIVE AGE.
The limits of a prospectus do not admit of
q minute :.eiineation of Ill the features Of
snc confva:n!alei! iuurnal..Aii Will hc suffi-
"cat 20 ;.:Ai" Il" it, Cc"cTa! character. Tie
Character o! Ihn Progressive !t.:c will be I.
3cyr<oaocr il The widest mr:lni,g Of the
tcr:4. enBl.u.:ng wiihiu lis columns al! info:-
.,,.,:on ..s.aI nd ius;ra,jiy.. 10 the >uhIic.
fn Fol;-;c., II will -. :hpr,i ard Consrrya-
rive while :.c most strenuous c(FortS will be
u>ed in the dissemination OF ironortanr polit.
ic,l i;;tcilirenrc. on al su!li,.r;s lis ooin-
ions will he :..!:aHcc,i loi.il- and f.arlcs>ly.
I;S best en- rcic$. regardless of personal in
tcrrs,s or p"rrr qualifications s.,nlI he deyn.
TEL 10 ;Ee ij::ht OF crvry nam l., his own
.:, i,.a! views. a.nI 10 ;!::. Gee nd un.ra.,-
nic,...i ryvY.;.o r;' his n.Ya n.i.;;ur< speech
aid Suffrage.
40 rncaS.!r:. oi Reform viii ;:e advocated
Simply i,ccli.c il is :!cw. and no error III
poic% Wi iln sustained. Ibor"h in iy:;r lave
:i;.. c:,ucriGn and an,,rn;,f ~ ,nn., ....,h.
Gshcd usage
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STagRY HONES.-(

SHABBY HoMEs.-Ofall the DIRE
ary places, says Col. Curtis, deliv-
erme from the tarm.houses which
Sc" many call home. Bars for a
front gate, chickens wallowing De-
fore the door. pigpens eibowing the
house, in the rear scraggy trees
never cared for, or no trees at all,
no cheering shrubs, no ncatneSS.
10 trimness. And yet lawn and
trees and neat walks and o plea
SAINT face don't cost great deal.
They can be secured little by little,
at odd Times, and the expense bard
ly felt. And if the time comes
when i: is test to sell the farm $50
so invested vii! often bring back
s50e.
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ABDEyILLE. S &, Dec. 10, 1872.

"a, NV.
MEsSRs. CULVER BROTHERS We cheer
fully grant you permission to n>e our names
as ron see proper in ronncnaa,ioa of vonr
FARMER COOKING STOVE. for we regar.i Il
as being altogether the beS, cooki' g stove
in u>e. II is AL that is desirable in . Storc,
for it is simple in construction, has no dam
pers or fues 10 burn out, and bakes quick
and beautifully. We beSpeak tor you a
liberal patronage from our neighoorS and
friends, believing as we do that none who
purchase ore of these stoves will ever
rrg-et it, but will consider i, q rare priz"
III these days, When good cooks hre so hard
10 get. We think your enterprise merits
SuccesS and hope YOU will attain il.
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THE NEW ERA viii be conducted On tlle
following civil and political maHiuas. as vita! 10
the interests OF the State. and will labor ca!rcst
ly, u accordance herewith, TO adjust the people
20 their new circumstances:
SIN passing successfully through any crisis,
the people must pcsseSS elasticity enough TO adapt
tl:eraselYesto new CO nditlons. Nothing seals the
fa:e a:a :.a;;o!: soci-T :2 :! j.: stubborn cGM2->
euce 70 obsolete uS.es AM forn.> which :ac pro-
csess Of Society is detcrIa:1edly throwing off,
= 2d. Tho State IS enriched III proportion :: the
perraanency OF her citizenship IS secured. 10
effect this en3. Land propTietois should - eM-
cruiaged TO oGrr their lands on >Gci terms aud
in suci, quantities as Will enable the head of
every family 10 become Il laad holder. :nd thus.
being identified with The material Interests Of tic
State, contribute to her. prosperity
Sd. Rulers ere the peoples agents, invested
with power FOR tie pun!shIneE: Of cvil-aoer:.
and fer the praiS,. OF them tia: % we!,," TO
whom it is the duty Of the people % render al
proper respect and Obedience; fer there is no
power but q; God; the powers ;ha: be ara Or
dained O. Cod
4th. The proper rue OF political faith Is that
which aids the Administration. and enables il 20
Geve.ope tae material Interests Of :he State; to
promote the happiness by securing the peace
and quiet of the individual citizen. and harmony
among all classes oi Society.
NEW ERA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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NOfegS---B@v6er.
{ UL / u BIA HOTEL.
C0I.U MRIS. s. r.

TII:S wci!-kno"n HOTEL, situate in tue
ccG're cf the business portion of The city, al
fords every convenience and comfort to tray
cle:S or business or pleasure. The Prcprie-
tor, having secured tie services Of polite and
efficient assistants, pledges Lmseit TO spare
20 means and pains in its management 10
sils:ain the high reputation 30 long enjoyed
by the "EOLC MBLA" as a First Class House.
Attached 10 the House is handsome Bill
LlAkD ROOM, furnished with three Of Phe.
Ian < Co!;cnder's best and most improved
Tables.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE in rotunda Of the
:i"I'1. Also, D1!h ICONS, cgualcG by none
il lhe city.
WM. GORMAN, Proprietor.
F.. T. ECRDELL, late os "Charles;on Ho-
icl, ani J. F. GlDSDES, Assistants.
Jan. y. 1873.
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ABBEvILLg County,

January II, 1873.
!, l.. D. Ro~ie, CLERK q ;ac Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
County and State aforesaid, do hereby Ger
tiiy that am personally acquainted with
the above s!guers, and take pleasure in Say
ing that they are, sevesaiiy, honorable gen.
,!emen, and men Of credit and uE!ouOtea
vc:acitr. I vii! add that the Mcs>ts. Cui-
vcc Brothers have sold several hundred OF
their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this Coun-
ty, and, so far as have heard, trey give
universal satisfaction.
L. D. BOWIE.
| endorse the above certificate.
C.. W. GUFFIN, J. P. \. c.
Feb. 5, 5-6t.
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NAHH0QD: How LOST, HOW RESTORED !!

MANHOOD: HON LVSI, HON EGSl0RLD !.
. Just published, 4 new edition of
saS DR.. Culvcrweli's Celebrated Essay
tiSAa~ on tic radical cure (without medi-
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ness. Involuntary Sc!nn j Losses, Irnpntcn-
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Price, in q sealed envelope, only cents.
Tie celebrated author, in this admirable
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years Successful! pracfict, lhat Tie aiar!n!nS
Goa >cauenceS of >elI-abu>e may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife:
poinin, out a mDdc Of cilre II once simple,
certain and effcctual, 5r means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
NAV be, may cure himself cbcap!y, privately
and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of eV-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal ii Il Di;:iH envelope, 10 any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, or
two postage stamps -,
Also, DR.. Culverweii's Marriage Guide"
price 50 cents.
Address the publishers,
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= SAVINGS BANK,

@S +o 600 pe: Day: agents Wanted q!
OO ~ OA\' All Glasses of working PEG.
pie Of either sex. Young or old make more mon
ey at ,:CrN fer Us il their spacc moments. or al!
the ti.Gr. th%m at aGy;hing else. Particulars
f.ce Address G.. Stiriscn ( Co.. Portland.
Na.se Jan. Is. 2-iy.
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The combined capital Of the guests
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel,
Jgksnvi4s en5u1S 20 wg $50,
m,QM
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The Great Democratic Journal.
TEE NEW YORK
W. EEgEzY News.
BENZ. WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
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Columns OF Roal:Lg Nat3sr.

Contains ali the news, foreign, domestic.
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Ii t!lI!cSs t.':ir i--A '!Lc$, Sr!Ei- "tE Gu"ii-
.ic>.
BLANK HNHi<S
Or every variety. 5!..i%":,:tAarl anl Pass
Boohs. Pock.t B,m:<. I.;vv;c: and Letter
Booi:< Rcccip, Rno,<. Note Bonk<.
ARCHITECTS and nl:ACGNTSMEN will
find & complete 5'uc;;; ui' materials ior ;leir
use. Drawing PaDe:, il she's AM rolls,
Bristol Boards. Postal Pa''": "nI D".rGS, OH
Paper, Pencils, Water C'.'o"-, IN cakes and
boxes, Brushes, C!"yoa$. Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
or every description: IL great variety Of con-
venienr anu useful articles for both Teachers
md Pupils.
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks Port
fo!ins. C;.b#>, with boxes, and 2 countless
variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, mos; elegant stock OF Gold Pens
and Pencil Cases, spperbly- Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and CafTline, Inae?ib!e
and Copyng; MucilaGe; Chess and Buck
CANNON Men and Boards Visiting and We'd
ding Cards. and everything usually kept in a
First Glass Stationery House,
Which the subscriber intends This shall be.
lie vii! still cnn'iucf his BINOEkl and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY and Pa
PER-RCLING ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful operation for over
thirty years In this State, and 70 which he
vii! coutinu: % de"ote bis own personal 1T
teuti3n. His stock vii! he kept mp full and
complete. and his prices will he found always
reasonable, anl he hopes 10 haze b share OF
patronage.
E. r. STOKES, Main Street,
Nuy Is, i6-tf Opposite PheniN Office.
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4uc 0SAS 90 e6E.
The Tr~Weekly Nesgs---........ ----. 81 year.
The Weekly Sews--.-............ year.
The Charleston News has larger circulation
than any ether Paper in the Southeastern States.
Transient Advertisements for the Daily Edi>
ton frst insertion, Is ceuts liue OF so! d Soo-
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Accommodation Trains run on AbbeTi!!e
Branch 5 pndays, Wednesdays aad Fridays
On Anderson Branch. between Beltop aud AS
derSOn. on Tuesdays, Thursdays srd saturdays.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gcu'l Supt.
JABEz NORTON, General Ticket Agent.
Sep. II, SIT.
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Inis yi"gaziac is now e&- = i TE PC
tcr;ug ~ is ,i:;':: year, and - -s4S
is rcco'lI:11'l:r.c,i as being inc cheapest Ma>-
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the fifteenth Of each month. ard contains in
cTc:v number i, !cA>; Fou, Dollars worth o.!
canica ncw Music. sacn rs E5l;clHEs
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Peters Musical Monthly M0MTEIV v
must d" seen 10 tc apprc HHSIs ds~
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Think DI il, At least fifty lieccs o. choice
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OF
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shout delay.
'oumDia, :. e.. Nov. y, lsT2.-,tS S-&;n.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 4, 49,.

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Charlotte, Columbia & augusta L. K

Charlotte, Columbia & augusta L. K.
SUPEElNTENDENT"SO OFFICE
LOLENBIA. s. C., September ~. Is12.
ON and after this date the following scE;d-
ule will ye run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. l. Tain No. ..
Leave Augusta. s&5 4 u. $50 +. u.
Leave Columbia. Il. So 4. II. 7I05 p. II.
Arrive Charlotte. .........42 Z. VI. go 4. VI.
GCIcG SUUTG.
Leave Charlotte. ........6.GD X. ". $50 p. NJ
Leave CoiuEl5ia. ........249 7. VI. 3.3) i. Fl.
Arrive Augusta. ...........I.f2 7. II. SO 4. VI.
No. Train daily. No. . Tram daily. Sundays
excepted. Both trains make close connection 10
al! points North. South and WeSt. No. Train
makes close connection at Richmond |o- Virgin
ia Springs.
?!:ry"@.: Tick: oI,;. &HG Baggage cAcc!Eet:: 20
-. .i.c: 2i t...s.
Standard TIme-Nashington City Time.
T.. /. ALEXANDER. Sup't.
f. L. DoRaEi General Freight aud Ticket
agent.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28
Convention adjourned:

Peaceful and gradual absorption os
the entire North American Continent
into the United States, upon the ba-
sis of Federal Union, with tire
rights Of the States guarded by u
strict construction of the Constitu
ton" is one OF the great doctrines
which the Ottumwa Democrat VANS
its party to proclaim as resurrec
tionary measure. 1t admits tha'
some new issues must be raised, ans.
the party must take some progress
i've steps in order to perpetuate r.
existence. Something more potent
than this plank will be required to
lift the soulless party from the grave
to which Bishop Irish has consigned
it in this State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-28

The Ottumwa Democrat regrets
that it cannot enthusiastically sup
poat the Anti Monopoly State ticket.
The proceedings fell far short of i's
anticipations. 1t will vote the ticket
if no better il offered. / doesn't
like the manner in which the resOlu-
tions treat the Democratic party. &!
the head OF the ticket it says:
The candidate for Governor ~ q
Mr.. Jacob q. Vale, who was elected
BY the Democrats of Van Buren,
county as an independent candidate
for Senator, yet about the first thing
this independent man did after his
arrival at Drs Moincs, was to seek
admission into the Republican CAUCUS
es Of The Republicans and vote with
that party on every important meas
ure. lie il an old line Ahoiitionist, +,
whatever that may be; II Hickory
0aaker, mild lawyer, Il successful
farmer, and they say he is an honest
man.