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Two Foes SnFHo1ESip

Cold and damp are inimical to health, and
ne generally have an unwholesome combina-
ton of the two at this season. They pene-
trate the skin and integumentS and affect
the muscular, glandular and nervous organi-
za,ionS, producing rheumatism, neuralgia,
chills and fever, and where there is tendcn-
cy to dyspepsia or liver complaint, provob-
ing an attack Of indigestion or biliousness.
The best advice that can be given under
such circumstances is to keep the external
surface Of the body warmly clothed, and 70
keep the internal organs in vigorous work
ing order with Hostestcr's Stomach Bittcrs
Gradually but constantly this famous invigo-
rant is SuperSeding the aduIterated liquors of
commerce, as q medicinal stimulant and
corrective, in all parts Of the country. II
will be happy day for humanity, and it
will surely come, when this pure restorative
shall have taken the place Of raw spirits as a
stimu!ant in all our public and private hos.
pitalS. 1t is not, however, merely q harm
less substitute for the fiery stimulants referred
&c. It's stimulating properties are not its
chief merits, although in this regard it sur
passes all the unmedicated products of the
Still, domestic or imported. Tic powerful
Influence it exercises over the torpid and
toneleSs stomach, the diSorjercd liver, the
cons,ipated bowels, and the relaxed nerves,
render it 4 positive specific in dyspepsia, liy::
er complaint, intestinal construction, nervous
weakness, hypochondria, rheumatism and
sleeplessneSs. All chronic complaints are
aggravated by cold, moist atmosphere, and
il is therefore particularly necessary fol
those who are 1icted with ailments OF thi:
nature, whatever their type may be, TO NEE
this prediSposing cause of sickness with 9
wholesome antido:e. HoSte;ter'S Bitter:
should be taken daily at this season by a!
persons labori1g under chronic ailments thai
tend to weaken tho system. Jan. 7, lin
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A MILITARY GOVERNMENT FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Such m idea has been suggested oE
some Taxpayers in Columbia as the
best resort to free the State from high
taxation, but how to free yourself from
paying high rates for cigars that are
really very mean, is the subject that
involves the special interest of every
one who buys either as dealer or pri-
vatc smoker. This problem has been
solved by the s.Indian Girl" who know,
i ing that the goods sold by her Will Stano
Sc test. Qnore cigars being retalled at
wigwarn than in any other store IN
State.) proposes to fill orders at
Z that cannot be beat. Many have
ceand are pleased, and we feel all
sead to say that all who send an
deto Messrs. Perry & Slawson' "ln-
bisst Cigar Store" Columbia S. c.
ev hsauually we'll pleased. At any
Of psssuld advise every one VINO
it, lsy this luxury to send to them N
List OF Samples. I'll.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-21

All young people, who contemplate
speedy marriage, should know that-to
keep within the requirements of fashion
they must, in a long life ofwedlock eel
ebrate theirwedding anniversary great
many times. We sincerely trust that
the publication of the following list will
not deter any approaching nuptials
Three days-Sugar. Sixty days-Vin-
.egar. First anniversary-Paper. 9Th
anniversary 10th anniver-
sary-Tin. 10Th anniversary Crystal.
20th anniversary-China. 25th ami
versary-Silver. 50th anniversary
Cotton. S5th anniversary-Linen. 40th
anniversary-woolen. 45th anniversa-
ry-Silk. 5oth anniversary-Golden.
18th anniversary-Diamond.
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CorToN is bought by
8 yltysEE -. q: VIC CHASE y w.

At the annual election, held on the
18th of January, for Directors Of the Ma
t;onal Bank Of NewDeuy, S. c., to serve
for the ensuing year, the following gen
tler1er were elected {: "
G. II. Scott, j. T. Peterson, Y.
J. Pope, j. N. Martin, J. B. Car
vile, r. l.. Mclaughlin. c. II. suber'
r s. Chick, and John S. RenwicS.
At q meeting Of the Directors, held
Immediately afterwards, 4. L. MCaush'
rim, was unanimously reelected Presi-
dent. Il.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-21

\ MAN MAD.-On Friday night last
as announced by bills, the Native min
strels gave THEIR pleasing entertain
ment to small and surprised audience.
One gentleman, however, overcome by
strange and unaccountable hallu-
cination looked upon the whole af-
fair as an unmitigated humbug, and
the most ridiculous attempt at IN inter-
tainment he had ever seen. The in
vestment of fifty cents he cared but lit
tie about, but to be sold, and then to
pay ten cents more for a reserved seat,
Was the unkindest cut. There were
one hundred reserve seats, said he, ali
of which are still in reserve, ninety-five
of them, at least. He says if we don't
rake the hide off the Natives he will.
Well, we don't like to be made 4 cats
paw Of. and advise him to pitch in and
do the skinning himself. We prefer to
praise the Natives than censurc them.
It did not cost us so much either by ten
cents, for we positively refused the eN-
tra charge, thinking the price of admis-
sion quite sufficient. That is, we
thought so on entering-later in the
evening our opinion was changed, and
after witnessing at the candle act, one of
the best features, and one which eN-
ceeded any thing ever before seen. The
Native who accomplished that feat is 4
genius. The modus operandi was nov
el, and consisted in blowing out the
first candle as any ordinary person
would have done, and in sneezing,
coughing, whiStling and splitting out
four others. We did not like the in
strumental performance it's true, rs we
consider the bones very indifferent mu-
sic unless accompanied by other IN
Strunlents, but the Natives alone were
responsible for that-the Hall was open
and the doorkeeper ready to receive the
money, and if any one paid the price
md went in whose fault was it-not the
Native A1instrels, surely. Take the
case Of the lady who went out after the
first act-therc was wisdom there
what was the use of remaining for the
whole worth Of the money when twen-
tv-fve cents Of it was sufficient? No,
we won't skin them. Let 'em rip. Our
only regret is, there We're not more
persons out to share the enjoyment
Since Warren & Co.'S Great Southern
Combination and Palace Pavilion Show,
there has been nothing 10 equal the
Native Ncwberry MinstrelS. Give the
devil his due.
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PERsoNAL.-The pleasure Of a visit
from Col. ,Wm- Ladder, the surviving
member Of the firm of A. S. Wilmington
& Co., proprietors Of the old and re-
spected Charleston Cou11e,., was afford
ed us on Monday Last. We are glad to
sec Col. Ladder looking so well, and
wish him success in his travels while
endeavoring to settle mp the Couricr's
business.
Mr.. John Chalmers, of Liberty Hall,
in this County, it is said, has purchased
valuable property in Greenville, and
will remove to that place.
Mr.. Thos. Duckett, also Of Liberty
Hall, has removedto Greenwood, where
he has opened Male Academy. Both
of these gentlemen were good citizens,
and we are 10th to give them up.
Mai. J. X. G.. Nance, having sold his
plantation, has taken up his residence
in town, and we congratulate onr citi-
zens in so valuable an addition to so
ciety.
We learn that Mr. Thos. Price, for
some time Master Machinist at the
Helena Work Shops, has been succeed
ed bv Mr.. r. II. Anderson. We wish
the retired as well as present Master all
future success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-21

TIE RURAL CARoL1NlAN-CANVAS-
sEEs WASTED.-No better opportunity
will probably ever offer to the planters
and farmers of our section for obtain
ing a vast amount of Invaluable and
practical information in the daily dis
charge of their farm daties, together with
a finely executed picture for the adorn-
ment Of their households, than is now
offered by the publishers Of the "Rurul
Curo7;miu71" They have, ut 4 large
outlay, procured two beautiful chromos,
which they are offering to both old and
new subscribers, On unusually liberal
terms.
The chromoS have been selected for
their appropriateness, rs well is for
their fine execution. One is entitled,
! The Jewels Of Spring." the other,
''The Unconscious Sleeper"
The publishers are deSirou> Of en-
gaging Canvasscrs in every County Of
each of the Southern States, and offer
exceedingly liberal terms.
We would AGAIN remind those de-
sirollS of engaging in that capacity, that
immediate application should be made
to the publishers ut Charleston, S. c.
WISEMAN REMOVES
HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
THE 1ST OF JANUARY,
To the large Hall over Messrs. J. T.
Webb 6 Co.'S Store, where he will have
plenty of good room, and more light,
and hopes to do satisfactory work at
the right prices.
Come all We that love nice things, to
Wi$eman's Gallery, over Webb & Co.'S
Store. 50-tf.
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Commercial.

NEwBERRY, January 20.-The receipts o.
cotton have been good during the week, as
also prices, while the demand has been quite
active, market closing however, on slight
decline, at 14g.
Number of bales shipped $50: on hand $50
LIVERPOOL, January 19--Noon-Cotton
easier, but not quotabIy lower.
NEW YORK, January 19-Cotton dull and
weak; sales 1864 bales, at l6Sa163. Colo
dull, at 11!a114.
AUGUSTA, January 19.--Cotton nomiua
-middling l44a145.
CHARLESTON, Janua--, :, 19.-Cotton quiet
-middling l5t; low middling Isl; good or
binary AZ.
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good chance for investment

Mr.A. B. MulEgan, Cotton Factor of
Charleston, and well known to the
planters and business men of this Coun-
ty, has issued circular in relation to
the proper mode Of marking cotton be-
saose Shipment. We supposethat he has
sent one of the circulars to each mer-
chant and planter of his large acquain-
tance, and our object in making thit
notice is simply to say that the informa-
ton which he gives is worthy of atten-
gtsffinRs5 12ssu EI=.'
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THANKs.-Mr. S. S. Solomons, Gen.
Il Superintendent Of the South Carolina
Rail Road viii accept our- thanks for
: :an eannaars over hissroad for 1874.
And; to Gen. Superintendent, Col.
Thos. Dodamead, for = Ike favor over
the Greeayille & Columbia Rail Road.
= 4Iso, to &Messrs: Walker, Evans &
CoasEeil; ofICAarlestons for an admira1
bly, and conveniently arranged copy OF
''.flf Mffers 3fmanac for 1874: Every far
rner should Have oneIef them.
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INCIDENTS OF THE F1RE.-One of the
most pleasing incidents connected with
the fire of Tuesday afternoon was. the
alacrity manifested by the people, white
and colored, men, women and children.
The number of buckets brought to the
scene, had they all been filled, and the
contents of each emptied on any one
fire, no matter how large. it would have
sufficed for its extinguishment. As it
happened, large numbers were empty,
any number of men had from one to
three in each hand, and stack on his
shoulders, and many of those (which were
filled, were by force Of pressure from
the excited crowd, emptied of their con-
tents over unfortunate individuals al
most as hot as the fire; one man had
his eye endangered. We believe not a
few had any idea that they had buckets,
but we give them all credit for good in
tentions-and that there was no desire
to make show of work, although we
did notice some fellows who are well
known as having so little fear of labor
that they can lie down by a hard job
and sleep like infants. Our friend,
Dan. Wheeler, with a Gardner Fire ES-
tinguisher, was the observed Of all OBJ
servers, as he came rushing to the scene,
and through the swaying, excited mass.
He looked sublime, his back seemed
fitted for the burden, and all praise
is due him. It will be remembered
that just on the spot now alluded to the
conhagration of 1866 was terribly felt,
and many who then suffered, feared a
repetition of that disaster. Had the
fire not been subdued McFall & Pools
elegant stock, the commodious hotel,
Thos. Cook and NJ. Foot's extensive
stores under and on one side, Maj. Chas.
Buist's J. NJ. Wilson & Co.'S, Mrs.
Mowers, fine stores, on the other, with
the Herald Office, would soon have been
level1ed to the ground, and the valuable
contents q mass of ashes. Then, too,
the families living over some Of these
stores would also have suffered. It was
8 narrow cscape-and trulya providen-
tial one. In view Of this, should not
some effort be made to procure an en-
CINE, There is not 4 man in town who
will not contribute literally for such q
purpose. Let some one try it.
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Nos N3GGEEATIOS,

NoT ExaeGERATIoSs AT; Alive
have, been thinking that the Senior sure
II ! e. exaggerated in his ecstatic descrip-
tons Of. L.%.R. Marshall's oysters, but
happening lately to drop into Masshalls
restaurant we found that his praise was
nosinproper]y bestowed The Seniors
head is, generally level on tile subject Of
something to eat" though the ''Unio''-
Era7d'' thinks be is imaginative"
a {o.!i 1T = o..-..
: PTASrSrioN SUPPLEEs
nST INES&% N!' NJ r, rg4SE'S
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-CoLLEGE.-At-
teationsis called to the advertisement of
the above named Institution, situated at
1: Statesville, NC, and one of the most
: Observation-Disclosures in North Carolina.
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=, TAKE Nor1cE.-Executor's or Admins
trators wishing. notices Inserted in the HER
y AID uascb prepared tospay for the same
before insertion. Attorneys sending in such
- notices on behalf of their clients will be held
responsible, and will be expected to pay when
called on. '-- D. ~.-'.'
Transient advertisements Of any kind must
ba paM;for In adYauce, <if the parties adver-
s.sztising do ne; reside in town, -:
,,zJ job work and subscriptions strictly cash. e,
": QAlt papers shall be stopped hereafter as
soon IS the term Of subscription expires, un'
=, less satisfactory arrangements are made to
-. con;iluetbe same.
- ,The,S mark denotes expiration-af that
s. the paper is discontinued. ....
Bear these things in mind. ST,
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FAMILIES SUPPLIED with Groceries. by
3 W. CHASE.

FIRE AT WORK AGAIS,-On Tues
day evening of last week, our COM
munity was again alarmed by the terri
bic cry Of Fire" The occupant of the
room above Messrs. McFall & POOLS
store having left fire in the fireplace,
in some way the wooden framing and
then the floor ignited. Mr.. Jas, Irwin,
book-keeper, while at his desk, noticed
4 peculiar red Pickering against the
front window panes, and on coming
forward discovered that it was caused
by the insidious fame making its way
through the flooring. The alarm was
Immediately given when buckets of Wa
ter appeared like magic, and the fire
was put out before doing other damage
than burning the mantel board and a
considerable hole in me floor. This is
the second narrow escape from gen
eral condagration in short while. For
tunately, the fire has both times been
discovered in the bud. AS this will not
always occur it would be wise for New
berry to have more efficient fire Or
ganizarion.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.-On
sale-day in February, Mr.. J. D. Epps
will sell seven hundred acres of valua-
bic land, lying on Enoree River and
Duncan's creek, one of the most pro-
auctive sections in the country. This is
o. GOOD chance for investment
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Who can beat that? NJ. H. ,.

That is ! pretty good return from one
hen! 1t gives us, too, a little text on
which to hang 4 suggestion. It is that
if those farmers who think the times
are too hard to take paper will take one
hen and properly care for her. she will
easily net them enough to pay fol- their
county paper and their religious paper.
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FIRE AT PoMAPIA.-We regret eX-
ceedingly to learn that Mr.. ). 3. Suber.
living within three-fourths Of a mile Of
Pomaria depot, had his barn and stables,
together with all of his corn, fodder and
a new wagon, destroyed by fire on last
Thursday afternoon. between four and
five o'clock. Cause Of the fire not
known. This is 4 severe loss to Mr. Su-
Der, and we synoatlize with him. Mr..
Suber informs us that had it not been
for the noble cxertions of the coIored
people on his place and inthe ncighbor-
hood, everything that he possessed
would have been destroyed.
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS lY REV. II.
N. NooD.-Agreeably to the notice
given 10 our last issue, IN address on
the subject of Temperance was deliver
ed in Temperance Hall, last Thursday
night, by the Rev. II. NJ. Mood, Grand
Worthy Chief Of the I. O. G. T. Con-
sidering the colGness of the evening the
audience was fair one. The address
was full of instruction, tracing the rise
and fall of the Temperance Orders in
this State, showing wherein they were
deficient, but also wherein they each ac-
complished good, until he arrived at
the Order he represented, which SEEM
cd to him nearest to meet the demands
Of the time. The main object of Tenn
perance Societies, he thought, WAS not
only to reform inebriates, but to change
public opinion on the subject of intoxi-
eating drinks, to prevent the young
from ever acquiring the habit, and to
unite, if possible, all in favor of the
movement in q vigorous effort to, do
away with the License Law, which so
permeates our entire social and govern
mental system. He charged the pro-
fessional gentlemen, as we'll us all other
classes, with too much Indifference and
disregard of this important work. No
attempts were made at wit and ancc-
dotes, but the address was sound, Sc
rious, earnest and convincing.
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WOMEN CAN VOTE. NOw.-Thc New
berry Debating <Societys last Monday
night, after a warm discussion, decided
the question, s'should women exercise
the right of suffrage" in the affirma-
tive.
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sCxkoifSA MILITARY; INSTITUTE. -
xetention is called to card Of Col: J. P.
Thomas. The advantages afforded by
his institution are decidedly good.
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Special and Local.

An singieor transient business notices, in
{ Soc aaeaa lcpartla are inserted at the rate
Of fifteen cents per hae-liberal contracts
made fog ShSee., six-os twelve months. If.
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:.:WHIsKEY.-Fine Kentucky Corn Whiskey
forsale- either :by. .retaifo Wholesale. at .
8 80: = Nv. c. CHASE & CO.'S.
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"A POPULAR SToRE--The elegantand
we'll furnished store of Messrs. Kings
land & Heath, in Columbia, has a de-
servedly popular reputation. There
you can find everything in the line of
Housefurnishing goods, such as crock
cry, glass, wood, and tin ware, that can
possibly be needed. Besides the useful,
the ornamental occupies !. large place.
The prices too are cheap. Citizens of
Newberry and surrounding Counties,
(the ladies specially are invited to
pay the store visit when they 60 to
Columbia. The store is situated near
the Columbia Hotel. 2-2t
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Pacific Guano Company's
CAPITAL s100,OO0,)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUlNO.

THIS GUANO is now so we'll known in
all the Southern States, for its remarkable
effects as an agency for increasing the pro-
ducts Of labor, as not to require special re-
commentator from US. Its use for eight
years past has established its character for
reliable excellence. The large fixed capital
invested by the Company in this trade affords
the surest guarantee of the continued excel
lence Of this Guano. The supplies put into
market this season are as heretofore pre-
pared under the supcrintendence Of Dr. St.
Julian Ravenel, Chemist Of the Company, at
Charleston, S. c. Hence planters may rest
assured that its quality and composition is
precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
J. n. ROSSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. c.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms-S4s cash; S53 time, without inte-
rest.
To accommodate planters, they can order
now and have until lst Of April to decide
as to whether they will take at time or cash
price. When delivered from the factory by
the car load, no drayage will be charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO, BONE,
PLASTER, &C., always on hand, qnality
guaranteed. J. \. ROBSON.
Dec. "a, 5l-3m.
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hDEx 70 NE.E AoYEsrIsE1'

sl::hDEx 10 NEW ApyGkr1sEI; So
J.D. Epps-Sale Of Valuable Lands.
E. c: :0hyer-The Orphans Friend.
3a, GeesGS. .Hacker-Door, Sash and Blind
- Factory. e.. ....
..s,., Ssmonton Female College. 90.
Barre aad adBeriy-Sale-Ren of Land.
a"' J. J: :Casrngton-Sherif's Sales: =
T. ". .Mufph-S:olcn Horse.
.Y:.zL. e. 3tarshall-Facts s.. ..,...
Il. W. C. Chase & Co.-Special Notices.
:, Chance TO get an organ:
& .Thomas-Caroina Military Institute,