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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09
IHE IMPROVED IRON FRAME
BROVu COTTON GLu.
Pat:nt:3.

E2LeNC;I'
We have taken the A@J@?v for Ncwherry
County, for the ABOVE COTTON GIN, and
:"r Perfection ur V Wo%EMaNSNiP, STRENGTH,
ExcHLLtNcH OF MATERIAL, DURABILITY,
Light INNING, and Il! o;hcr desirable
qualities, we believe j; has no superior, and
bat !rw Ct any "qlalS.
T!.;S Gin is tu!!y Ma r:sn:eG, and Is offered
20 or friends at the NE!CtED PRICE Of
$50 PER SAW, delivered ut Ncwberry
Depot, ana on accommodating terms.
Early Orders solicited, 50 that yor may
he SURF to got yonr Gin in time for work
on the growing crop.
i sample Gin ;.:aY lc seen 81 our store,
and cood re:rrencts given Of parties who
have them in use, or any other information
furnished on application to US.
S. ?. EOOZER & 60.
NcwLcrry, :. e.. jul" -, 1874. a9-2m.
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WITH TIE BEST OF FARE,

served in style which cannot fail to
satisfy the most fastidious, willie the ut
tentionS shown by host, clerks and ser
wants make the hours speed along
pleasantly. September is Il most fav
orahle time to drink this water, and if
there are any still hesitating whether
OF no to come here, we say come right
along without delay.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09
MI RIDER

most foul WAS committed in 4 musical
point of view, but as Major F2rTow, of
the Spartan. threatens to hold us re-
sponsiblc, we will keep dark. Speak
ing Of nusic-Prof. Schmitt and family,
including Miss Amelia, make this place
their homeland they are very much at
home. The Professor, you know, makes
himself at home wherever he GOES
And now we think it
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09
OLD DAD EVANS

was there then-the Laurens Herald
may make L note Of this-and he is
here now, looking not L whit older, nor
scarcely less active than when he jump
ed out of the back window of that for
est printing office and almost in natu-
ralibus ran like mad after a native
whom he nearly scared to death. 1t
was fearful race.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09

OUR TOW'NSMAN, MR.. E. \. SCOTT,
who has been rusticating here during
the season, and immediately after by
the genial host, Mr.. Calnan, and Mr..
Gadsden, his righthand lnan. Notwtli-
standing the many accounts received
from time to time Of the changes which
had come over the spirit and face of the
old place, we We're agreeably surprised
to witness the effect in person. We
Ororp
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09
HAVE PASSED AWAY

also, many of the old familiar forms
and faces Of prominent citizens. We
might mention the names of some of
those departed "orthics, rs also the
names Of L few Of that quarter Of a GEN.
tury ago time who still live, move and
have 4 being" but rs tie size of this
letter is limited we forbear mention.
Of course it is understood when we say
few Of that long ago time are still
here, that allusion is made to the active
business men and fathers of that day,
and not to the youth. twenty-five years
ago, low long it is, and yet it
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09
NOT ALTOGETHER PREPARED

for the metapllorplloses, wherein so
many of the old things had been done
away with, and so MANY things made
new. Visitors who used to come here
when we 1irst visitel the place. and
who have forseyeral intcrveningsca>onS
gone elsewhere, would be delighted
by Il sGjourn here now.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09
EAMOCS Old Glenn S.

and right we'll were we cuTitd For
the most part the road is well shaded
and Of eaSy grade, and tile party bowled
along in pleasant style, followed by an
other Hack, containing one Spartan
burglar. one LeXingtonian, Il Mr.. Swy-
CERT, in eager haste to meet his invalid
wife, one Floridian, and one Columbian,
the latter we'll known over the State rs
Capt. John c. ScegerS. In due time
we rolled up in front Of the veranda of
tile hotel and were smilingly met. first
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-09

owned by Mr.. Garrett, that we were
dumped out, and where for some
months we were domiciled with Mr.. Il.
Cottrell, editor and proprietor of the
old Spartan.
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The Herald. .
NEWBERRY, =. G.
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Ty0S. F. GREEEKER, EDITOR.

WEDNESDAY, SEP. 9, 1874.
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We will always See some hide1,s
reality of life among the most bcauti-
ful scenery. Climbing up Dunn's
Rock, our guide came in close contact
with large rattlcsuake. Those in
the rear, myself constituting one of
the number, came to quick halt,
which would Lave ended in a disorder
ly retreat had we been higher up, and
| expect some Of Us would have de-
scended more quickly than We cared
to. as our retreat would have been a
precipitate one. However, our guide
killed the snake without any being
compelled to resort to mountain Indigo,
which prevents the bite from becoming
fatal. I had just before hoisted my
handkerchief as hag Of truce to the
mountain demon above mentioned,
that We came with peaceful intentions.
4 NEWBERRIAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17

TIE Civil Marriage bill, Prussia's pres
ent pet project, Is as sweeping as the pro.
verbal new broom. 1t allows people to
be married and buried by the Church
but compels them to call in the State,
whether or not the religious rites are per.
formed. By the present status. which
date back two hundred years, nobody can
get his birth legally recognized till he Is
baptized, and nobody can be married or
go into business till he Is confirmed. The
new law transforms all this. Church and
State change places. The latter becomes
the necessary AGENT the former the OPP
tional one. In Hamburg and Frankfort,
where civil marriage has been lawful only
for short time, it is said 10 be already
the rule, and the religious rite the excepY
ton. During the debate on the bill, Bis
MARcK, in reply to the charge Of incon
sistency, said that he had no right to sin.
dulge in the luxury Of crockets;" that he
left It to others to "imitate the example Of
those intolerant Early. Day saints who
took up their quarters on the top of col.
umnS.where there was room only for one;
and that he therefore submitted to cir
cumstances where the vital interests OF the
State were at stake"
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BELMONT COUNTY NEWS.

From tho St ola'4vllle GazsttO.l
The third session Of the GAINESVILLE
District Conference OF the Methodist
Church will be held at Bridgeport on the
10Th, 18th and 18th Of February.
Mr.. Frank Wsddel, the worthy
teacher of,the St. ClairsVille Grammar
School, d quite sick with fever.
-Th6aTifSEe temperature Of the year
1s78'was 45t degrees. The coolest day
was January seth, 90 degrees below zero
The wAImest day June SD, o. degrees.
Geo. W. CressWell; OF Hendrysburgh
this county, has been sppolnted railway
postal clerk on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad between Grafton, ". Va. AND
Columbus, Ohio, at salary Of $1,000 per
Rnnum.
PROF. J.J. Burns and family returned
home from their Southern trip on last Fri.
day night. Tho Professor 70 looking wen
and no doubt received much physical ben,
eft from this holiday and recreation.
Rev. ]: A. eWaney, D. D., for the
past i've years Missionary In South
America, and at present pastor Of the
Methodist Church In Barnes7ille, has been
appointed . Missionary to Mexico, and
will probably accept w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17

THE Philadelphia Roening Bulletin says
one Of the assertions made by Mr..
Harris, Of Virginia, in his remarks in the
House Of Representatives was that the
passage OF the supplementary civil rights
bill would ruin the lunstic and blind
asylums Of the State because blacks and
whites would not live together. We had
no idea that the sensitiveness Of the Viz.
ginians on the subject was SO e1traordin-
airy that it affected the white lunatics. 1t
might be thought that white lunatie
would not be especially nice about living
in the Same house with a derauged negro
aud we cannot quite comprehend why, il
more color ia an objection. a blind white
man need be unhsppy If a negro Is under
the same roof with him But Harris
states the fact and we must either accept
1t or impugn his veracity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17

ADVANCE IN PRIcEs.-There has been
a very marked advance in this matket Tor
all kinds Of breadstuffa recently, doubtless
caused by the heavy shipment of cereals
to Europe. The retail price for -four has
steadily increased for the last few days,
and it is claimed yet higher figures win
be obtained. The advance in the price Of
corn has been rapid for the last week. On
Tuesday Of last week the wholesale quo
tation being 80 cents per bushel, on Sat-
urdsY IS 10 81 cents, on Monday ss cents,
and yesterday 9S cents. The rise in the
price Of corn has also hardened the rates
for both hominy and corn meal, and those
articles too are held at higher prices. A
fair article oil wasted Rio coffee Is held at
40 cents per pound, at the least, by retail.
ers, and sugar has likewise an upward
tendency, all Of which may be good news
to the dealers having large stocks on hand,
but It is by no means gratifying intelli-
gence to consumers -Baltimore Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17

PROCTOR, in his paper on growth and
decay Of mind, says that probably the
best means Of testing the development Of
ones own mind consists in comparing the
estimate formed at different times, Of the
value OF some standard work. otcourse
different classes OF writing should be EN-.
ployed 10 test different faculties oil the
mind. A good general test may be found
10 shskespeare's plays, and perhaps still
better in ShAkespeare's sonnetS. As the
mind grows, Its power Of appreciatiDg
Shakespeare Increases; and the great ad.
vantage Of this particular test is that the
mind cannot outgrow 1t. It is like the
standArdby which the sergeant measures
recruits, which will measure men OF all
heights, not falling even when giants are
brought 10 be measured by It,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17

The Pennsylvania school teachers seem
to be hut poorly qualified for their work
The annual report Of the Superintendent
Of Common Schools Of that State, which
was recently transmitted 70 the LegiSla-
ture, states that 'lof 1908 teachers who
have received certificates, only 374 were
found TO have q thorough knowledge OF
reading, writing, arithmetic and gram
mar, and that practical preparation iol
their profession which insures success "
This Is avery bad showing. 1t is alsc
complained that the shook feudS" have
been committing depredstionS on the
pockets OF the tax payers Of Pennsylvania
by procuring frequent changes Of text
books, greatly to the profit Of the publish
ers, and greatly TO the injury and mysti
fcation Of the pupils.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
BARNEsVILLE NEWS.

tFrom the Bnterprisel
-PresL w. z. Pendleton, Of Bethany
College, breaches at Barnesville next Sun
day. Ma
--Miss Mary PlAnkey, of Wheeling, ID
visiting here, the guest Of Miss LYDIA Arm
bruster.
DIR. G. 8. Wellons, while on medical
duty last Sunday, fell from his horse and
had his lett arm dislocated Of the elbow,
We understand that W. T. Harlan
our downstairs Druggist, contemplates Q
trip 70 Florida during the present month
-"J. N" expectp 10 speak In Barnes
vile on the night Of the Goth. The vel
has been lifted and ~. n" now claims L
be master Of the situation.
"A meeting Of school superintendent
from different parts Of the State viii TAXI
place al Newark, January 23d and Path
Object, mutual benefit by the interchange
Of views and ideas.
Rev ]. s. Lennon, our worthy min
lister, who went 10 Florida come week
ago, for the benefit Of his health, soon be
came discouraged with the climate, and h
again with "a We are sorry TO learr
that his health is not improving.
Hon. Hugh ]. Jewett, who has 70
Gently been appointed General Manage
OF the P. G. s st. L. R W., and its LEASED
lines, will remain in Washington this win
ter, attending to Congressional duties.
We learn that MessrS Buchanan q
Moore have Just sent car load OF hidei
direct TO Germany. During the last thret
months this firm has bought and sold up
wards Of thousand hides. They secured
q large trade in this line by paying highel
prices during the panic than were offered
In Wheeling. The trade in hides within
thirty miles Of GAINESVILLE 10 largely con.
trolled by this enterprising house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
The full Test Of Gov. Andrews Let.
Ter TO Cushing,

Ter TO Cushing.
Boston, Jan. 14-The following hero
toiore unpublished letter from Governor
Andrew to Caleb Cushing, declining the
lstter's offer Of service at the commence
ment oil the war, appears this morning;
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, J
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
BosToN, April 81, 1851. }
Hon. Caleb Gushing:
SIR: Under the responsibilities Of this
hour, RENTED both as a man and Magis-
trste, to the solemn judgment Of consci-
ence and honor, / must remember only
that great Cause of constitutional liberty
and Of civilization, itself referred to the
dread arbitramVnt OF arms; and am
bound to say that although our personal
relations have always been agreeable TO
myself; and Notwithstanding your many
qualities hlting you for usefulness, yet
your relation TO public affairs, your ire.
quently avoWed opinion touching the
ideas and sentiments Of Massachusetts,,
your intimacy Of social, political, and
sympathetic intercourse with the leading
secetstonists OF the rebel States main
tanned Tor years, and never unless at this
momenO discontinued, forbid my finding
any place Tor you 10 the council or the
camp lam compelled sadly to declare
that were | TO accept your Ctfer l should
dishearten numerous good and 10y 81 men,
and tend TO demoralize our military SER
vice. How gladly would have made
another reply to your nole of the 25th
inst which | had the hDpor to receive
yesterday, ! need not declare, nor al
tempt TO express the painful reluctance
with which this Is written.
Faithfully your obedient servant,
JOHN A. ANDREW, GoSernor.
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NERYorS nEnmIrY-

AdepreEsel, Irritable state of mind
a weakp nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or animation confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
btlitatinE, involuntary discharges. The
Consequence Of exeoSses, mGntal oyerworl or
indiScretiOnG. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
fndI sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
II tones up The system, arrests discharges, dispas
the mental gloom and despondency, and riure!
mates the entire system. II Is perfectly harm
less and always Efficient Price IS, for paskage
Of Eve boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
important in old, serious cases; or q per dnsle
box Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
% receipt OF prise. Address HUMPHREYS
ssfEcGF1c HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
no, Zee BROADWAY, ". v,
n FOR sn' BY Logan, List q Co.: 3. Booking;
~ ny Etnn'S James injury; Reed, Kraft D Co.,
r,s1Ss Gh1a Fatis, aheelInE ISland; James
ht hS.. sno q N.A.M Mercer, Bellairc, o.
-V"N$Sp'eH
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WGEElNa, ". "a. 20 ulEI ID. Il.
TARM FOR SALE.

10 wv
IofIer for sale the Farm on which 1 now -
reside, Situated In MArshAll county, VIVA Rome
three miles from the limits OF the city OF Wheel
Ing, on or near the RRirmont Pike, Containing
lo5 acres Of arstcIass land, neatly ali OF which
10 in fne state OF cultivation. The improve.
n ents are all OF tho best consisting OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With al the
conyeniences needful, large cisteFn supplies
1t with all the water for which rain water ID need.
ed. There Is also large Barn, With cellar; STA
BILE room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle:
Wagon Hou'e, Corn Crib, BRICK smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good frame Tenant House
containing toHf looms; With Churches and School
Houte within ehort distance The said land Il
well watered, and neyer.iailing well At the
harm. There 10 . good Vineyard OF Catawba and
Concord Grares, and large number OF the beat
select on Of Fruit Trees In fall bearing, contiSt-
ing Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost all the frat quality OF
small fruit grown In this part OF the country.
ANY per eon deeirtug good homo near to the
city OF wheeling, where they can prOhtably dis
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market
Will do well 10 call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
Je7-dAw n T. WAYMAN
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New Advertisements

* RELIGIOUS NoTIoE-Rey.
80 Z, Carpenter. pastor Of The Fourth
Street n. {. Church, and Rev j, X. ThOmpeon,
pastor Of The ChAplino Street NJ. 6 Church, will
e1rhtng pnlpits on sabbath morning mkt.
Usual evening service In both churches: All
are cordially invited. jAtT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAFPT RELET YoR YoUNs ME- from the
effects Of Errors and Abutes in early life Man.
moved New method Of treatment New and
ramalkA femedies. Books aud Circulars sent
free, IL sealed envelopes, Address Howard
ASS0CIAi ION, No 2sOuth Ninth street, Phil.
GdelphiA, Pa, Ian Institution having high rep
uLation for honoIable conduct AMI proieS eionGl
sklll. Oc91-d6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
New Advertisements.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
II unclaimed In the Post oaiee at Wheeling
Saturday morning., January u, 1874
To obtain any Of the following, the applicant
will please call for advertised letter., giving the
data OF this Lat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
DIED.

REYNoLDs-oa Thursday, January IS, 1874,
DELLA VIRGINIA REYNOLDS, In the 18Th year Of
Jane CornWell, on Main street. between 18th
and 18th STREETS.
Funeral will take place from St. clAIrSrille,
Sunday morning at O'Clock.
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r OST-

osr-
On Friday afternoon on the street care, DO.
tive South wheeling and the MeLuIe House,
or INN diAtely after leaving the CO Q, LlkFH.
- PocKEF. BOOK, ontAinlng betWeen$ % and
SIS % and other valuable papers. A suitable
i4l7 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17

NOTICE
IN oyRieI CITiEnH' RAILWAY Co., |
-. January II, is7L I
The annual meeting Of the stockhoIders oI
this Company will be held at the City BnildIDgI
On Saturday, the Sis inst Of . O'Clock P. H., fol
the election Of I'VE Directors r the ensuing
year. By order Of the hoSrd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
Educational.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

Pupils win still be received in tho Music, Art
or Instruction Department Of this Institution
and can Join the classes Just organized
Special attention Is devoted 70 Music Vocal
and fundamentally under the instruction OF the
Alsses Doddridge and Prof A y. Roe.
Classes In Latin, Greek, French or German
under capable teacherg BeplB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
DIANo TUNING,

THOMAS q BoDEN, Of Louisville, has Of.
rived, and 10 ready 70 receive orders for Tuning
Pianos and Organs,
Persons 10 The country viii pleIie serd their
ord. 70 - coon a. possible.
HOS MAin street. iAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-17
SPEcTACLE6,

The hundreds Of testimonials received in be.
half Of our P Ffeetod spect1cl0H. which we have
made o.. eiAlty for near ten )eafa having made
the 0ye study, and the ct thAtW0 de u IN only
the BEBf CT ,SgEs, warrant uS in Teco amending
our Speetaclee 70 all who may nave impaired eye
Aigpt, dimmed vision, 80
oXrUBY 4 DUPFIRLD.
jSI7 1874 Market St, below A'Lure Hou'e.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate forn one ot tho most eminent
Colleges IN tho unitod gtAtes, and the greater
PAT Of Hhoae LIE has been epqRt In tha hoaPialA
has effected Bune!of the most astonishing cures
ever known. Many troubled with ringing IN
the head and eafa whom asleep, great nervous.
nelg, being AlarmedAt sudden sounds, bashful-
ness, With frequent blushlng,. attended come.
lmmediRteiy.
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TAKR PARTICuLAR NOTICE.

Dr.. j. addresses ali those who have injured
themselys5 b inpsopeE INDULGENCE and solitary
them for either buslnoSs, study, society or nAr.
rtAge.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy OF.
feetg produced By early habits Of youth, VIZ:
MeaHnses Of the Back and Limbe, Pains In the
HEAD Dtmnesa Of Sight IoaB Of huaeulAt Pow.
Or, PIpttation Of the Heart, Dyapeala, Nervous
lrrtabtlity, DeFangement Of the Digestive
FunenonS, General Debility symptoms Of Cor
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-12
CHEESE MARKETS.

In the summer of 1850 a dairy was put
on my farm with twenty COWS. NOtwith'
standing the general belief 10 the Fast that
we could not make fair article either ol
butter or cheese, our products soon proved
to be, at least Of good quality, but the in'
conveniences Of making were serious OBJ
lection. Then We had to peddle out ouI
product to such purchasers as could be
found or induced to buy-6ve or six cents a
pound being thought good price for it.
Another question came up, the same ques'
tion which has troubled farmers from that
day to this, viz; If we all 60 into dairying
we shall overdo the business aud there will bC
no market for our products. Let me give
some reasons why think there is no danger
to be feared from this source.
The demand for dairy products in the
United States is greatly influenced by the
foreign demand, which at the present time il
ofsuOh magnitude as to affect our cheese max
ing much more than the dairymen suspect
The demand is constantly increasing. The
amount shipped from New York TO England
from Jan. i, 1869, to Jan. j, 1870, wal
55sOO0,0OO pounds for the following year
it was 81 100000 pounds for the next S.,
100000 and for the year just passed 80,
OOO,O 900 pounds; can see no reason why
as the price Of meat advances in our towns
and cities, as ii certainly must, cheese should
not come more into use to supply its place
as an article Of food. In our own state moi
halfas much cheese is consumed as might be
and would be, If consumers could buy at q
fair price. To explain what mean here
let me say that it is fact that cheese made