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The New York herald., 1874-07-08
DISCHARGE OF CLERKS IN THE FINANCE
DEPARTMENT..

Owing TO the reductions made by the Board OF
Estimate and Apportonment in the budget Tor the
Finance Department the Comptroller has been CON-
PEELED to dispen with the services oftAe following:
Finley J. Wright Anthony J. Oliver, John F. Carroll
service on county affairs, salary each 81, 7aO per
annum; Caleb L. Smith, cashier Bureau OF Uolec-
tion OF Assessments, salary $4,000; Edward B.
Terney, book binder Bureau or Collection OF Taxes
salary So so per diem James II. Byrne, boOkbnder
Bureau OF Arrears. salary So 80 per diem. These
men called in a body yesterday afternoon to lay
their grievances before the comptroller, pur
suant to a law OF the municipality, which pro-
vides that mo regular clerk or head OF bureau
shall be removed until he has been informed the
cause OF the proposed removal and has been al
lowed an opportunity Of making an explanation,
and in every case or removal the true grounds
thereof shall be forthwith entered upon the
records of the department or board In case OF re-
moval a statement showing the reason therefor
shall be filed IN the Department. &C.
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9rph0idl Cerero-
Teek d Typh- scuriet Meas Diph- Small SPINAL
ending us Feoer Feper. es iherio pox MENINGITIS.
June 27... 81 s. 54 81 Ig O
July i.... 81 As rs "a l2l 2
REAL ESTATE,

The auction sales at the Exchange salesroom
yesterday we're limited and the attendance small.
Messrs. A. H. Muller Son, under the direction of
A. ID. Weeks, referee, sold the premises No. 143
East fwenty-frst street, and Messrs. f. II. Ludlow
& Co., under the direction OF Moses Ely, referee,
disposed OF unimproved property on 1llth street.
west OF Tenth avenue.
Ihe other sales announced were disposed of as
1ohows:-Uninproved property on Nicholas place
ana PRESCOTT ave nue. was adjourned to July IA Tie
premises NO 226 East 1l6tl street. west OF Seventh
avenue, adjourned Indefinitely, and the sale Of
property on SiAty-nlnth street, east Of avenue A,
settled.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE ny A. H. MULLER AND SON
l5s b. and s. u. and No li3 Il. 2lst ST. $50 It west
of sd av, lot 2lbxss9, VIM. McGregor Jr.. SI5 20O
ny y. H. LUDLOW AND Co
Plot of ground = lllth 81. So H. west of 10Th
ay., 72x94xl0a2xil6 Dixon 4 Farnum - 100
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OBITUARY.


Right Rev. Richard ". Whelan, ID. ID.
telegram from Baltimore under date Of yes
terday, the 18th inst, reports as follows:-"rhe
Right Rev. Richard Vincent Whelan, Roman Cath
0lic Bishop OF the Diocese Of Wheeling W. Va,
died at ST. Agnes Hospital in this city this after
noon. The remains viii be taken to wheeling to-
morrow afternoon"
Bishop Whelan was an eminent divine OF the
Catholic Church, learned, pious unostentaIlous
and Jealous. The territorial area Of mis- episcopal
charge was very extensive, and 1t may oe SAID Oh
him that he was popular with and respected by
every person within its limits. His health
failed him some short time since. His
physicians recommended him repeatedly ,d 10
seek sea bathing as restorative ne l,or ,ol.
contracted dysentery, from which he dled. ae
arrived In Baltimore on the 26th ult ana, athouen
ne usually made his home Wnen IN the stras clsy WI" his
Vicar General advised hin TO proceeu to ,sn- a,,
Agnes Hospital. Bishop Whean was born IN 1907
at his time a wen known citizen OF
that place After completing his common common
school education ne was sent 10 81, mary S,s
Seminary Emmlttsburg and after nnlsDlnR MS
studies in that institution he entered tue Cohese
OF st. oupice. Paris. lie was ordained win dis,
tlnguisbed nonors as priest. Although ne couiu
enter one OF the many churches in the capital OF
France clergyman he preferred 10 re urn
home ana choose the hard labor OF q missionary.
lie travelled through the West and south ana Is
said to have been very successful. HIS lnde-
1atlgaole efforts as u lnissionafy attracted tne
aeoo Of q I9e POPE lie Was To Ss
office in 1S4l, The Cathedral by Archbishop
Eccieston, and forthwith begun hs labors some
years thereafter he transferred to West Nir-
GINA. At Wheeling he accomplished much good.
Under his direction the magnificent Cathedral was
erected, an orphan asylum was established and a
college aud convent, similar 10 that OF the Notre
Dame OF Baltimore, Was built. tie was full OF
energy even when In falling health, and devoted
himself 10 hs WORK with all his neart. he was
SiZCy-SeVen wears OF
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SANITARY MEETING.

No meeting OF the Board OF Health was held
yesterday, there being no quorum in attendance.
The reports of the week show the work done in
the several bureaus OF the department. 1t states
that in no former year since 1868 has the rate of
mortality been so low and the general state OF the
public health so favorable in the opening week OF
midsummer beginning the third quarter of the
year. In the four weeks preceding the last there
was an average OF 46625 deaths each week. and in
the twenty-six weeks or hall year, ending the 27tn
OF June, there were 49, 1876 deaths, average OF
5o6.3s deaths weekly. The following is a COM
parative statement or Of contagious diseases
reported at this Bureau for the two weeks ending
JULY T. 1874
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THE TWO CENT MURDER.
Autopsy ON the Body.

AutOpSy On INC bOuys
Deputy Coroner Leo yesterday made a post
mortem examination at the Morgue on the body
OF vincenzo Biangamene, the Italian who died
from the effects Of stab wound. as heretofore
published In the HERALD. DR.. Leo found wound
in the right nypOchondriac region, four inches to
the right OF the median line, and one
and half inches above the umbcus
1t was incised, one and quarter inches
in width, and the instrument which inflicted the
and perforated the ntestnes Death resulted
from traumatic peritonitis from the stab wounds.
An inquest Will be held In the case on Friday next
by Coroner Kessler.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING N2TS.

ANTWERP, July e-Arrived, bark Henrietta Christine
Dpch,, Dalmever Pensacola (was reported cleared
from for Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAM, July 5-Arrived bark Emma Carl tGer) :,
Harder, Darien thas been reported arrived June I'D
ANJKR, July 4-Arrived ship Empire, Leckie, Rio Ja-
neiro
BELFAST. July 6-Arrivcd. barks Mary Pratt, sabin,
New York; sGernen (Nor,, Guttormsen, do; Federico
QtsD, Lecit do mot previously.
BRKsr, July 7-Arrived steamship Periere (Fr, Sur
mont New York for Havre
BORDEAUX July 6-Arriyed, bark Abd-el- -Kader CFr),
Boudan, San Francisco.
BREnERHAvKN, July 4-sailed, ship Admiral (Ger),
Haesoop, United States.
CAES, July 5-Arrived, brig Typhoon (Br, Thompson,
New York.
DuNcESxss, July Con. bark Leocadia Ger, wenke
from New York for Hamburg
DUELIN, July 6-Arrived, bark wenamo (Rus), Back
man, Philadelphia.
ELsrSoRE-Arrived, bark Hakon Jarl (Nor), Frisso.
Philadelphia for Cronstadt
GLASGOW, July 6-Satled, bark John Boyd tBr) Ellis
Boston.
HELvoEr. July 6-Arrived park statsminister Stang
(Nor). FaIkenburg, New York.
LIvERPooL July 6-sailcd, ship Freedom, Norton, New
York; barks Hong Kong Ger) Brandhof Philadel phla
Braato (Nor). Nielsen do
Also sailed 9th, ship Golden Rule. Hail. New Orleans
barks Kong sverre (Nor, Turkilsen, Baltimore; Ma.
tniIde GER, Kraeh, New York.
LONDON July 6-Sailed bark Tellus (Nor), Gregersen,
New York
LrzARD, July 7-Passed steamship Gaelic (Br Parsell
New York for London.
LisBoN-Arrived, ship Mardel (NOr), Hoyer New Or
leans; brig Mariana II tPorD, Lopez Philadelphia
PKNARrH, July 6-Arrived ship Louisa tBr), Rees Pen
sacola.
QUEENSTOWN. July 7-Arrved, steamship Italia Or>,
CraIg, New York for Glasgow.
Also arrived 7th steamship Abbottsford tBr, from
Philadelphia for Liverpool land proceeded).
ROTTERDAM July 5-Arrived bark Saga (Nor>, svend
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 7-Arrlved, steamship Frankfurt
GER. Bulow New York (and proceeded for Bremen)
Also arrived 7th steamship Mosel Ger, Ernst New
York for Bremen (and proceeded).
sxYRNA. July 6-saed bark Armenia, Harding, Bos-
ton.
TRIEsrE-Arrived, brig Woodland, Valentine, New
York.
New York; Amazone Gor), and Neptun 0or, for do.
- July 6-Sailed, the Marie, tor United states.
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RELIEF MEETING.

The Sufferers from the Fire I'm Allegheny
city.
PnTsBURG, Pa, July T. 1874.
A large meeting OF citizens was held In Allie
ghany City tonight to take measures to relieve
the sufferers by the recent disastrous fire. Com
mttees on subscriptions and relief were appointed,
several thousand dollars were subscribed and
over $1,000 cash at once placed IN the hands Of a
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Scotia CBr), Lott Liverpool June T and
Queenstown 18th, with mdse ana IFS passengers to q
Franckyn July 6;iO pm, lat ~ OF Ion 36 81, passed
Anchor line steamship, bound east
steamship Herman Livingston, MALLORY Savan nah
July 4, with mdse and passengers 70 w II Garrison.
steamship Manhattan, Woodhull Charleston July D,
with mdse and passengers b. j 0uintsrd AZ Co.
steamship lsadc Bell Blakelnan Richmond. City Point
ana Norfolk, with nose and passengers to the Old Do
mini0n steamship co.
snip KiDgsbridge (of London, Symonds Manila,
March will nDisa 70 yp"sI'~1@ wins 4 co.
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BOOK PUBLISHERS CONGRESS,

CoIrMBus, Ohio, July T. 1874
The Congress OF book publishers and booksellers
OF the United States viii be held at Put-n-Bay
July 21, % ard 23 Half fare arrangements on all
leading railroads have been secured. The object
OF the Congress Is to regulate the price Of books
throughout America, making teW CONFORM to a
uniform and inyariabie rule, as tnc Dook trade Ia
already assured.
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PROBABLE MURDER,

Bridget Sellana thirtytwo years OF age residing
in Seventy-sIxth street near First avenue, was
kicked in the abdomen last night by her husband,
Morris, at their residence. The cause OF the as
sault, stated by Mrs. Sellana, was that she had
been out with some friends spending the after
noon, and on coming home she found her husband
her without provOcatOn. She complained to the
police, and he WAS locked up at the Nineteenth
BeleVue HOspital.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
THE CORPUS CHRISTI CHANNEL.
CORPUS CHRISTI, July

CORPUS CHRISTI, July 8, 1874.
The efforts Of the last eighteen years to deepen
the channel from the Gull to Corpus Christi Bay
have at last proved successful and steamers of
the Morgan line are now arriving regularly at our
Wharves, bringing and carrying away full cargOeS.
Vessels drawing ten feet have no difficulty.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
FEMALE PEUD.

Mary Jones, OF No. 70 wooster street, was &C.
verey cut in the arm last night with knife by
Kate Maseto during an alteration at the above
number She was attended by DR.. Cook at the
Prince street station house.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY PICNIC

The first picnic of the season given under the
auspices OF the st. Michael r. G. T. A. B. So
ciety took place yesterday afternoon and evening
at Lion Park, 10th street and Eighth avenue
The attendance was large and everything passed
OF pleasantly. Tne proceeds were for the benefit
OF the Catholic Protectory at Westchester.
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THE COAL MINERS sTRIKE.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 7, 1874.
The report that the white miners at Straitsviile
had all gone to work is only partially correct The
union at that point dissolved some days ago. as q
large number OF the strikers were anxious to go
to work, but the result has been that only about
100 were re-engaged, arrangements having been
MADE to put 200 colored miners to work to-m0r-
row. No trouble Is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
PROBABLY FATAL AFFRAY.

Peter Dear, OF No. 23l West Twenty sixth street,
had an alteration with Poenzo Eshing, OF No. 20
Mott street, at his residence, last night which re
suited in Esning striking Dear on the head with a
poker, causing severe scalp wound. He was
sent to Bellevue Hospital and Eshlng was locked
up " the Sxteeth precinct station mousse.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, July !, 1874
man named Evans, living at warsaw IND,
who was bitten by a mad dog ten days ago, exnio-
tied symptoms OF hydrophobia, and is now given
up by his physicians.
The Mayor OF Fort Wayne has issued a proclama.
ton directing the pubic to kill all unmuzzled
dogs
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
DROWNED WHILE BATHING,

Joseph English, aged thirteen years. Of No. SIS
East Sixteenth street, was drowned last evening
while bathing in the East River foot OF Nineteen
street. The body was not recovered.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
SHOT IN THE LEG.

was shot In the left thigh last night while sitting
In the yard OF hts residencs, by some unknown
parties, and received severe wound.
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TIE GRAssH0PPER PLAGUE.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, JJly 7, 1874
The Court Commissioners OF this county, yester-
day appropriated s5 600 Tor the relief OF the suffer
eTs by the graeshODper plague.
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June 20 lat 81. Ion 10
Hamburg for Boston Bay, June H. lat ID la lon 70 40
Norwegian bark HTJv, from swansea for Boston, June
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SAILED.

Steamships Acapulco, for Aspnwall; Columbus. Ha-
vana; Wyanoke, Richmond, &c Fanita, Philadelphia
sarks otiay9 gtan Corr or Fam3un san eetro lta
bino Qan, do orphens Nor Havre; sigrid Norl, Glib
raltar Milo (ta, Huli Idaho Cienfueg0s; j Pettin-
gill, Barcelona; Dawn tBr), Bergen.
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THE NEW CAPITOL.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 7, 1874.
There are now nearly 500 men at work on the
new Capitol
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA July 1874
Exchange pominal on the United States, III currency
short sight l4 l45 premium; in gold sixty days, las
100; short sight, l6} los: London 1875 ZOO Paris
l63 l65: spanish gold. 269 u 30
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msss n rosy y sS. " aas ws
much log; BEEN i5 aay. Es:. q the Banks oon.,
eaMay sss S Of s wys % 81 asy
hark Barone vrsnyczany Aus), cuminicn' Belfast 20
BARK Francesca Gsastavino dtaD. Kepier, Cork "
ddys IN ballast to Asress ors % asvs in ballast
Bark Pailas rus, Niska Dublin 5. days with old iron
Bark Roslna AUS, Done Dublin 80 days. in ballast to
Bark Marie BolIo dtaD Drago Waterford % days. in
Bark Nathaniel qr Jacobsen, uavre 2s days, in bal
Bark ele Aus Cosulich. Havre 80 days. in ballast to
days, with empty barrel barrels 10 ssassr s'0' "'e'
.S Bark Jacob aus Ruba Rotterdam 80 days with
Bark Empress sGeD,. Pehlow, St Thomas Is days in
May il ballast e Boyd Hlnc2en. % Is anchored at
rs hss hides Rio arsne y
sS tRa s S5 sas S a Caledonia
sehr PayIigh McFadden Baracoa l2 days, with fruit
%eSsSrf Ss Parker sAsDun
Ss EH s5nats AND s%Se % %
ssh rsport-Jans Is lat tsss ion \ spoke BARK
Banks spoke fishing schr Geo King 2eth lat A o. Ion
Passed Through Hcli Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
scbr Robin, Willard, Port jefferson Tor Albany.
schr Pointer, Bliss Providence for New York
schr Black Diamond, Smith, Port Johnson for New
ssSr Gheses5G Bates, westerly to, New York
schr Appleaase Hunter. Newport for New York
shr sh Ms 6 sw S E0f
VIM SSsnSss
schr Margarct kennedy Ford perby ns for New York
schr Chauncey st John, Brookhaven lor New York
,schr Anna Russell, Jones, Brookhaven for New
schr Orlando Smith Ferris Portchester for New York.
schr Thomas Jefferson, bioxham, Providence for ha
schr Mariner, Gorham, Greenwich for New York, with
steamer Electra, Young, providence for New YORK,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Bark Smith (Br. Potter, New York for Parrsboro,
schr Anna Leland, Homer. Port johnson for Salem.
Schr Aida, Brown, Port johnson TOR New Bedford.
schr Ripple Mosher. Trenton for Providence;
oess
s Gsnaee of d e1 Spring
schr Gopfa West Port Johnson tor boston y.
schr Spray Martin Trenton for FAN River
schr Mist, Muncy. Trenton tor Providence.
cn May MSney o4 oss Tor Boston
schr Charlie Miller Jones Hoooken for New Haven
e%r hr %e Ei key New yors De-
Is
schr W DOughten johnson, Port johnson New
Haven
schr Elm City, Kidd New York for Dennis
schr Freeman, Eidridge, New York Tor New Bed
ford.
Schr Scud, Phillips, New York for Lynn.
Schr l. A Burlingame, Burlngame Wechawken for
Boston
Schr Transit Racket, New York for Pert Jefferson.
sehr Roanoke, James Eiizabethport for Providence
schr Perine, sheffield. Albany tor Stonngton.
Schr Vim Ii Rowe Dupont New York for Wareham.
schr Wooisey, Tirrell, Port johnson for New Bed
ford.
schr Geo Richards Baicom, New York for st john
NIB
chr Jessie Wellington, Seward, Port johnson for Paw
tucket
Schr French. Trait, New York for Providence
Schr Horizon, Leet, Port Jonnson tor Newport
Schr Fleetwing, Remission, New York tor Danvers
port
Steamer Electra Young, New York for Providence
Steamer San Francisco Hall, New YORK for Fall River
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system rne OBJECT OF contributing this letter to
your columns. GEORGE " SKlFF, NJ ID.
JULY q. 1874.
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Died.

LYEcH.-On Wednesday morning, July s, at his
residence, No. Is West Fifty sixth street, PETER
LYNCH.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
[For other Deaths see Eighth Pzge.1
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A HECATOMB OF DOGS.
Uhe CANNES Doomed that Humanity
May Enjoy I.ife and Liberty-Remedies
and Treatment Suggested.

Uhe Cantnes Doomed that Humanity
May Enjoy S.ife and Liberty-Remedies
and Treatment Suggested.
The intense public feeling on the nydropnopia
question REMAINS mistaken despite the learned
Jheorizing and elaboration OF the subject by the
oi.y's MOTT honored physicians. Theory in this
instance, seems likely to be 'thrown to the dogs"
90 long as the hard fact remains that one OF the
mostterrble deaths imaginable may come from
che bite of rabid aaimal The citizens
OF this metropolis do not care for logic or
for an exegesis on the causes OF TINS terrible
~ temper; 1t is enough for them TO believe that
ulere may be such u malady. ''Some dogs have
ysydrOpnobia; all may have IT. therefore all are
Gangerous"-this Is the extent of ali logic on the
hydrophoba question. THIS morning more than
hundred wretched CANNES Will suffer the
death penalty. The sighs in their behalf will De
few and liant, Tor opinion is undivided regarding
she relative worth OF animal and human Lille. This
canine sacrifice Is offered to propit-
ate the public sentiment which has taken
too strong hold IN the metropolis to
be dislodged by reason or feelings OF pity The
people, looking with desperate intentness on this
struggle between tality and the rights Of
humanity, turn down their thumbs-as they did in
the days OF the Casars-and decree that the dogs
must die. The tone OF pubic opinion may be seen
Eom day 10 day by the letters TO tle HERALD, an
tnstamenu OF wnlca is 10 be found below.
The New York herald., 1874-07-08
NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH
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A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. OOE.
a. ner Of Fulton avenno and Boernm street.
Open from "A. NJ ~ . 4. N.
On sunday from u ~ M.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIE.
"A lerent States, legal evcrywhere desertion &C. suE
fcien causc no publicity required; charge until d
vorce granted. Advice Tree.
M. HOUSE,, Attorney lei Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-07-08

CerJo-
Spinal
Meningitis.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
IN the MARYLAND Farmer.
x~~

l:~w 70 FRE"AHE CoFFEE.--
l't"nch c'.o;;S s9y good coffee cannot
b. r.;i> BY boiling: II must bc l;::>A
c4 IT,. aroma aud tlavor ot III"
c.fvc les Of il he Steam i ii
is boiled. The gr"u"d c.::;"r must
b. Put in L vessel that i Ike
!, Gae sieve in tie b,';:"@;, !Onr
f..,iiii;nx water Oh tL.;S, AID as so'a as II
p;.ss,S through i, is It sor use, and if
H.: used immediately should be placed
XII, re it viii >iml!: keep hot and ao'
boil.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

LIMA DE!H:.-It is strange
more Linn beans arc not grown
both for market and for domestic
use. both in summit and winter.
They are HOW extensively and sue
cessfully cann d with corn, and
mike 4 most rcl'shablc di; il fer the
:ai,'c rs we'll IS :n exceedingly
nutyi!!,uS one. James Roberts,
!I,:<l,an. Pa, isa successful grow
rr. ::nl is ri or;cl AS describing
his mode ii growing tic crop as
follows:
''Fh' ground vas a 10" piece,
wlic!! is freIac!.tlE overtiown from
u creek close bv. 1t WAS ;Nanured
Jr'a lea: Wit; stable MANURE, and
rlrushr,l in. No manure Gt any
li.1 was H.. 4 IL TIE hills IljI!S
pj,r;rd f,,ur fec; a,,a,r sa..E wav..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

toNSrlrU ENTs OF TIE FApoE SUR
HuuHHlHG TIE SuN.-The following
terrestrial elements are 1T Present in
the vaporous condition round the sun:
Srdiu,n. calcium, barium. magnesium,
iron, chromium, nickel, zinc. copper.
caG,aium, cobalt, hydrogen. manga
neSe, aluminium, titan:uu
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
C0MSUM2TI

: - ~ -
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
! ard preparation, as has been
proved by tie hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprictors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
r>sortcd to III season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Nhooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Da!sam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED gT
SETH v. FoWLE & SONS, Boston, Nass.o
and sold by Druggists and Dealers generally
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
EaGerfHESag.
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly o.,
hand a fui!a>sortment Of the above apptovc,!
cases, Of different patterns, hc>;leS coin*
of his own make, all CT which he is prepared
TO furnish 1t very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons des;rous of having cases sea: by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge
A HearSe is always on hand and will be
furnished 1t the rate Of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriher respectfully asks FOR a continuation
Of the same, and assures the public tha,
10 effort on his part will be spart'' !o render
the utmost satisfaction.
r. G. CnA3M4N.
Newberry S. c., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

Lunar aaaSt!c, carefully applied
50 as not to touch the skin, will
DESTROY warts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

Spirits of ammonia, diluted
little, will cleanse the hair very
thoroughly.