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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
TwESrY.SINE Persons DNowHED


TwESrY-NING Persons Drowned
Only One SAvED-NEAR PORT
Royal The Conn ercial says :
"AnGther sad case Of drowning oc-
Cured last Monday wSck, resulting in
the death of twenty-niue persous.-
The boat Elizabeth Miller, belonging
to colored society at Hilton Head.
left Savaunch for the island 1t Was
filled with men, women and children
who had been to the city for the pur-
poao of sGlling their produce and buy
Ing things for ths Chris mas holidays
The boat was loaded down With pas,
sensers and freight. After passing
the light ship on Tybec knoll the wind
came up strong from southeast and
tore the jib into ribbons, making the
boat uamanageable, and soon driftcd
her on the shoals off Dawfuskic Island
She struck bank and WAS thrown on
her beam ends The passengers clu"g
t. H.: snnwala for two hours, when
they commenced dFcpping off one af-
ter another urt;l all were lost but cl.e
man named Moses Palite, who bracing
himself in the mas. hole, managed to
keep from being washed Off The
boat had IN the meantime rolled off the
bank and down towards Sasan4al, and
about | or , O'clock Tuesday morning
this man wHs picked up By boat from
Savannah going to Dawiuskie island.
1T barely possibic that tte muta,scip-
10 Draytvn may have been picked up,
ne having drifted off on the cabin hatch.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
Commercial.

NEwBgERY, January l3 3-Markrt closed
finn, with upward tandency, price ruling for
s:r;c, mi!Liag IA.
Number Of bales shipped during The week
$50.
COLUMBIA. january 13 Sales of cotton
yrSiorLAy, as bales rsiddlns iIial4!
LIVERPOOL, january l3.-Cotton a2uff
and .irmcr-upl ndS S!as!: Orleans s..
NEW YORK. January l2.-Cnt:In quiet;
sales 2,77S bae<, n; l6sIl7!. Gold active
and higher IT llsal2
AUGUSTA. January II --Cutton quiet
mid,I!ns l3!: sales 200 l,a'rs,
CHARLESTON, JaNualv l2.-Cottou firm
m:d.iIing IL; low midd!ing l5!al5:; strict
good ordinary IS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

Mr.. Fossil, who left Ncwbcrry for
Ncwberry'$ good, wrote back lately to
Il man reminding him of Il ten cent
debt. Strange that an individual SO
peculiarly particular did not remember
a balance due the HERALD cf sixty
cents. If he sends lis fifty cents, we
will allow the remaining dime to 90 in
pavmcnt of his friends indebtedness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

FAIRBANKS RECEIVED THE MEDAL OF
PKoGREss At THE VIENNA EXPOSITION
THE HIGHEST PRIZE GIVEN ANY NASUFAC
TURER OF WEIGHING MACHINES. This IS ;
compliment-and one W, II m.ri,rd-but be-
ter than all p.Z is the award Of the cn'ir'
weighing world, whirh considers Fairbanks
Scale. the STANDARD. In spite OF lar2cl!
Increased ;aci'iti = for ;narufic u.inS (lac:o
ries covering over ten acre-). tl:c Mc$Srs
Fai banks 1ill ,ha, l.200 Scales KY
GO 900 yearIy-;lo not meet the present &c
mand
Csiug the best nac:irs -cmpIoyinG skill
cl AMI experienced hclp-giYins persona
attention tJ the manufacture of the Scale
they invented it is not surprising that the.
lead The world in the science of weighing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
Rrief Mentions.

\ number of the taxpayers OF
Marion County had meeting on the
9th inst, to consider the assessment
of the Board Of Equalization, which
they unanimously resolved was cnor-
NOUS. They resolved not to pay the
taxes nor to bid on each others pre-
pegty if sold for the same.
Ihe #rmy Of Granscrs is growing
rapidly il forces. y report dated
December 18th gives the number cf
lodges Us 9.297, aggregate member
ship, 6o7, ,275, of whom $4,000 arc
voters. At that time l0+ lodges were
in South Carolina. Whist good may
not this mighty organization Of sturdy
yeomanry be able to accomplish!
Judge Cook, at the complaint Of
John Bauskctt, on the 7th inst,
granted au injunction restraining the
State Treasurer from issuing and the
County Treasurcrs from receiving the
Certificates of Indebtedness for taxes.
But after giving the subject a more
careful consideration, upon his own
motion, last Saturday, he rescind~d
the order upon the ground that the
complaint did not state facts sufficient
to constitute q cause of action. Had
the injunction not been qusshed it
would have gone very hard against
those who exchanged gveeubacSs for
the certificates on the faith of the
State. Even as it IS some have sut-
irrel.
We no:ice that three more of the
.men sentenced to confinement IN the
Albany peritcntiaFy. under charges Of
Au-Kluxiny, have been recently par
lloaed, viz: Wm. Ramsay: Of York
County. and Marion Fowler and John
Whit!ock, of Union County. About
fifteen still remain confined in the
penitentiary.
The AuderSo:i Mtcliiyrac2r gives all
account cf the killing OF Mr.. Robert
Holiday by his Hicp!tew, J9ha Henry
V4rmiIIion, you'll. Of seventeen years,
at Calhoun Anderson County, Oh the
9th # December It says: 1T ap'
pears that Vcrmillion WAS driving a
wkiskey wagon, engaged III tho Illicit
traffic Of ardent spirits, when dlti.
Guilty occurred at tn time and place
mentioned betw.5a hin and third
party. during the progress Of which
Mr.. Holiday intcrfered as peace
maker, endeavoring To wrest pistol
from the hands Of Fermilion. In
this lie and others Were unsuccessful,
and the pistol WAS exploded by Fcrmil'
lion, the ball taking effect upon Mr.
Holiday, entering ;;bout an inch and
= half below the heart, and ranging
lownwards and backwards. passing oat
through the LIFT kidney. The untor
tunatc maa survived uutil Monday
morning, ut nine clock: when he
breath.l his last. We are Informed
that VermilliOn made his escape. and
has uot since been arrested.'
The following figures show we'll fol
! Anderson: 3,7:52 bales If cotton ship
ped from that depot during the month
of December, 1000 bales awaiting
shipment. Total receipts from the lst
Of September t. the 3lst Of December
! 1873. Were S.696 bales.
Three children of Mr.. ThoS. Taft
| have died in Greenville Of Diptheria.
! The Laurcnsville Herald says
We uvc authorized to say that there
will certainly i. Il oGart for Laurens
! County 1t the next regular term in
February. \ slip just received from
the Auditor says: The jury box is
this "Wednesday evening being fill,
ed" So look ont c!ieuti, witnesses
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
have no doubt that many of our read
ers are ut times in more or less difficult
ty. and long for 4 word of advice. 1t
is qaite common too to bring these troll
bles to the editor. 1t is not the fashion
here, however, and we now make the
offer to unite Ill the difficult knots ~
satisfactorily ss possible. We select
the following questions and answers,
from another paper, Us 4 sample to
show how the thing can be done:
A diSconsolate maiden writes: "a
bout three years ago became acquaint-
cd with 81 young gentleman; and NJ
though he never pnid me any particu-
lar attentions, he would often accompa-
nv me to and from Church, etc. But
.tlately have noticed L great change in
him. lie avoids lne Us mach rs po$si-
bic, and starts if I address him. Can
he have ceased to love me?-for l know
he did, though he never said 80. If l
thought he had, it would break my
heart"
AsswER.-Perhaps we ought not to
interfere in this little matter; but US we
know exactly what should be done with
the Young man, We feel as if we ought
to spcak out. DO not attempt to reason
with him or csjols or pacify him. The
next time he calls take i monkey
wrench flstcn it securely upon his nose.
lead him off to the dining room, and
ask him in :, firm voice whA. he means
IF he won't answer, twist the wrench
three o: folr times AMI butt his head
up against the stove OF the mantlepirce
until his gloom is dispslled. If he says
lie has ceased to love you, let yoar ting
ers dtlly with his ringlets lovingly for
few moments, and then suddenly lift
out couple of handsfull, and have iii
Irishmln ut hand to come in and sit on
him awhile and knock ont his teeth and
jump mp and down on him, and be So
cia;le. You cannot afford to waste
Your yolng life upon such 4 wretch rs
this: and where heart will not tllrol, 10
heart, OF soai respond to soal, the btst
thing to do is to contGse the nose 1T
once.
Somebody writes to the San Francis
co GAr5uiclc to :l!E whom Cain married.
The Chronicle sternly replies: "W,.
are sorry to be obliged TO refuse to :u.-
Swer this question. Upon any subject
OF IL public nature we never rcfnsc to
throw the desired light. But this is NJ
together different thing. 1t is Il f:lmi-
L. matter. with which We do not dare
| to med,ilc. Cain died some time be-
fore lnany Of lis were born, and such
idle curiosity regarding the family If.
flirs of deceased person we regard rs
rcprehcnsible and calculated to violate
the sanctitirs Of domestic life. For
these reasons, and because we do no;
wish to injure the feelings Of tlse rcll-
tives Of the deceased, we decline to an
swer the question:;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
Jan. II, 1T.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
nNEEitRf coy Mr..


Bv JAMES G. I.rahv. Probate J"'!gr:
Whereas, JOHN E?morc hn:h made
suit to me, 10 grant unto him Letters o!
Administration oG the Estate and effects q!
Frances F. G. Ein"7", deceased.
F::asc are ti!rrcicrc TO ci:e all! atmon'Sh
nil and singular, ti,a i;nlrel ai'A crrll;pr33
Of the sad deceased, ilra, tue? ta and
appear. be fore ny, in the Court ct Probate,
10 he held 1T Nrabcrry Court House, 5.
{, OIL The 2aI day Of Januar:r, inst after
publication hereof st !! O'Clock in tho
forenoon, to shew cause, ii any thty hAro'
whv the said Administration should not De
granted. Given under my HA"d, this Ith
day OF Jan:rarv. Ammo Dom'ni, 1871.
JAMES c. LEAlll, !. =. y. c
jar II, 2-2t-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
Poblic Meeting in Columbia

4 Apul!ic meeting WAS held in Colum'
lila the day before yesterday. to cons!d'
or the subject Of taxation. The meet
ing was spirited one, showing L de
termination to have their grievances re-
,IseSsad. 4 committee was appointed
TO wait Oh tile Governor to request him
to extend the time Of payment. and to
procure :, more equitable assessment OF
the property. The meeting adjourned
until to-day. when the report of the
cn,n,1;,tro will be heard.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

W0HrH KHowlSG.--rhc publishers OF
the Cincinnati Monthly are how offering i'
send their magazine and Woods Household
Mngaznr for one year and the beautiful
chrome yosemite" all for 81 80 or The two
MAGAZINES w!thou. chrome for 81.
This is undoubtedly the mo>t liberal "fel
ever made bv the publishers of any m:ga
zinc. The Cincinnati Monthly hls beer
much improved and well worth 81 Il year iI
itself The chrome yosemite is l0x20
AMI would usually sell for about six dollars
Every one should take advantage Of this Of
fer rs lhev vii! never meet = b't:cr one.
AdI;c$s, 4. S Thompson \ Co., l33 Main
St Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

The CISCISSArI MONTHLY for December
has been received, little late but SO much
improved that We can excuse the tardinesS.
Vc scarcely rccnsniscd it rs the same publ.
cation. This uumb"r containS the Illustrated
premium List which is beautifully gotten up
and gives the most liberal offer to sub cribcrS
ana agents OF .;ry magazine in the country:
Scn! 10 cts. to the publishers. Il. 5. Thomp-
son i Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, for sample copy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
The State Of South Carolina.

Notice is hereby given that viii apply
to the Prob.te Court for Newberry County,
on the twen,y-irst day Of February now
next ensu ns. for discharge Us Executor OF
the Will Of James Sloan. S'hior. drceaSed-
II. T. SLOAN,
Jan il, a-6ls Surviving Eyecntor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

IsoS IN THE BLooD.-Whsn the blood is
we'll supplied with its iron element, we feel
vigorous and full of animation. II is an in-
ssiieieasy g! this vital element that makes
u feel weaI and iGw.s .suiri:cd; ia SUCH cases
tie PERUVIAN syrup "a .ro;oaidc Of lropj
cln supply this deficiency, and its usc will in;
yieo.ate Us wonderfully.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
4 PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Hcrall is in the highest respect Fam
lily Newspaper. devoted 10 the material in
.c:eSts OF tho people Of this County and nie
State. 1t circulates extensively, am: rs an
Advertising medium offers unrivilied ad-
vantagcS. For Terms, sec first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
NOTICE.
GrEENviLLE AXD COLUMBIA RAILROAD 70
TgEASURER'S OFFICE,

COLUMBIA, 5. c., January |, lS7t,..
HOLDERS OF the STATE GCARAs
TEED BONDS and the admitted SEC0At
(2dJ MORTGAGE BONDS OF this Company
who have funded the past due Coupons q
said Bonds, maturcd between JaLatyi
eighteen hundred and seven;Y-two, (lSi-t
aud July, eighteen hundred and sevelts'
three, (lS73.) bo:h inclusive, are no:ahs,
that ,he january, eighteen hundred 81
seven,y-four, Coupons Of said Bonds, ,as
also, those o.. the funded Interest Be-
and Certificates, vii! be paid on preseps.5
;ion 4: this Office on the FIFTEENTH (lss's
INST. GEO. W. " ATERMAS,
J,n / l-2:
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STATE or SOUIll CAROLINA.
EEWBEKRY COUNTY.

Rs Jams T.. LraHv, Probate J"d4c.
Whereas, EppS Drmp<h .th made suit to
NE, g gra,; him Letters Of Admin >;ra'
lion of ,!,c E.t.t" a:,l rK'c;S oi Rnm"o
Ii. ups, ircca:rd.
Tar<, ..rc therefore to cite '"d aimrni>a
AL arH si'guiar. tie kindred and crc''lt"r-
cf the said GetrasrtI. s!iaf they IL a"d
appear, before m', in III" t:1"rt nl Pro-
bat", 10 ne held IT New berry Court House.
S. c., on the 2S.h day Of Jan:a'y next,
after publication hereof, at II oc.o"k i"
Tie ?.irrnonn, TO s,rw caiE>r, J; iMy lhrv
have, wiy the S,i,. Administration should
nn, be = rnn'cl Given ""'i'r my Hand,
hi, !a.h day oI J..uAry, An'.o Oom:hi,
1873
J. c. LEAuI, J.P sc.
Jan. II, 2-2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
ISEY EISSEE).

T0ys, Conieeti0ns, Fruits, Nuts, Gc.,
Are generally sold 1T highest figures just be-
fore Christmas, but ON account OF MAX
SHALL 5 anxiety 20 realize money, he will,
from now on, sell all these goods (Ind he has
/ nice AMI varied ussorimcnt) ut LOW
DOWN PRICES.
FISH AND OYSTERS AS USUAL, SERT.
I'D UP Al ALL TINES.
Come and scc MARSHALL before you buy
elsewhere, then if he so:'t S::i.fy YOU, go
any place You please aud hc will no' Object
y. B.-COMEANDPAYlIIMWHAIYOU
OWEliIM. Dec. II, ;)J--l;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
STOLEN.

Stolen from my house on the nisht o!
twcnty-sixth December, one mans Ssds'
Mcclellan make, hog skin cover, wooa'
stirrup-, Saddle somewhat worn. Alsoe
Side Saddle, nearly new, hog skin seal.
liberal reward VII be given any per-
finding them, and 10 any one furnish
proof 10 convict tie thief will give s
ward. WM. r. HEN.
JAN l-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT O..
THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
In i,c Matter Of Harvey Suhr:. B.mk,unt
By mh"rl Il petition for atj .;cAlio: oil
bankruptcy ms fled Oh the 18Th day OF
November, 4. D. 1873, in said Court
IN BANKRUPTCY.
T:.i- Is IL Civ: noiun tnat OF the 3p:h
lay u. ij,cca5rr, 4. y. lS.:;, warr4;!t in
bankruptcy WAS i>>'!rd a-,ias, the estate
OF Harvey Su|cr, OF RE .a.:d, in the
County Of EichIaI,i, in til. State Of South
Car"!in1, who h.< been u li.Hl :. bank.
rupt on hiS O~n petition ,hIt the payment
o! any debts and delivery O: a:1v Property
hy him are foFb LI!.n by l.w tha, meet
ing CT the creditors OF the SAID bankrupt, to
prove their debts, aud TO choose one or
more MS>iy"cc> Of lis estate, will be held a:
count 9! bankruptcy, 20 be holden at New
berry, South Caro.iua, before &. 6. Jaeger,
Register, on Il" @lst d.y Of January, 4.
D. 1879, Ut II O'Clock, 4. VI
K N. WALLACE,
I. :. Marshal, AS MESSENGER.
Per 4. p. rlFER, Deputy Messenger,
Jan. 7, l-2f,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-14
.9Setc s. eEgSsceSSf;seeoags.
HID NEII WILT HI SI},

|IE NEiN WHIT HI SI},
All persons indebted
to us must come tor
ward and settle ct once
either by paying the
Cash, or giving us bank
able paper. Our terms
for 1874 will be cash,
bankable paper, or
monthly settlements,
those who cannot COM
ply with either OF the
a b owe requirements
need not expect to get
CUR goods, as they will
be strictly adhered to.
McFALL & POOL.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Motto

All Notes and Accounts dua III
o d. Mower, .'eceased, must 'e
Or before Is, Of January, 1874. =;
who wish compromise On OK
app, Immediately.
c. MOu
Nov. &c, Att.
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57555zS gYgY99S. )


Hgs TO $50 PER DAY easily made by any
VI one. We want men. women, boys ''
ST..ir:s All Oy. = the country TO sell H"r
IJFinc steel Engr;tvin@S. Chr',mos Cray"n
Drawings l!iuMIia..!un>, Photographs. etc.
etc. WI: unw publish the finest assortment
ever placed lr'inr,' lii: puh!lc:'nd oar l'fi''rS
nrc nlarkc ch down SO iuw :ts to DEFY all COM
urti;iou. No one subscribers FORA rrrnlilin-
Irving IjIrrr after seeing our pictures n:lt
Iruruiru our prices. We have many old
AGENTS III work for us .whn have made cam.
ruSsing for books. papers. etc, 'hrir Dte!'
ness Tor years. and they ali report ti;lt lEry
can make much more money III w"!k l"r n-
than et anything ciss. Our prices are 20
low that AL can afford to pnrcln'a" "iIi
therefore the p:cturcS sell IL sight II almost
every hOuSc Ecw beginners Go rs well rs
ur,.ltS who have had large experience, Tor
oar beautiful Subjects AMI To-" prices arc
uNDvrcin.cu by all. TO make large sales
every here ali an a.s"Ht has To 20 Is ~ Snow
the picture irom l,"n"o To house. pnht LOOK
for work elsewhere until You have seen
what great inducements We o!!'r E0:l 20
mike money. We have not space ln Ip!llil
all here. but Send lis your address ana wr
Will send .li!l y ,rtirUia-S Zee. hy maj! -
Don't delay. II YOU want prottt;ihlr work for,
YOUR leisure lI,p:ir-. or fnl Year Who!c 'lltl*
N1w is the favorable time to cnG:t .c IN THIS
business. Our pictures are Iii: Hhcat ;ti"i
Most pleasing in THIS country, aAtI are en-
ttorSctl Uy al the lcadin% papers iHciH"';lS
the Ncw York llrr:lli Those W!iG cN"h"t
rive lic business their entire attention can
work up their own localities :n,i ln;tAr Il
handsome sum without ever DG:aS away
from! home over night. Let n! VII" %''At
pleasant. prOiiluD.c r!nployMcnt wllh"ut
riskiuv raDilul send III their addresses 1T
once and learn all about the business t"r
themselves. Address GEORGE >TlNSON "
o.. Art Publishers Pc rtland Maine.
JAN: II, ,2-3i.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE HEAT
from me Lonten Lan1,,.

The LOpfDa L1I1S,
About this season of the year we commonly
receive various communications, some asking for and
Others rendering advice 10 tire public 10 the best
methods OF avoiding suusrokc The necessary precau-
tlons are after all such common would dictate
Temperate living light and loose clothing proper pro-
tectOn the head cold bath in the morning, and the
avoidance OF that eXciahe us-ness 10 tho heat Or
the weather which many persons exhibit 70 the in
crease their and other peoples discomfort Yer
table cases OF sunsroke do ~ England Ot course
but the majority OF such attacks especially when fatal
are probably attributable ito the combined effects OF
heat languor and some pre- Xstug affection OF the
crculatory respiratory organs condition which j.
i'm reality allied TO fnting than sunsrOke may
oyertake those who encounter heat ana fatigue Win
long intervals Of abstinence from food and the
thing is very apt follow in those persons who have
dcranged their digestion and overloaded their stems
by course OF dinners Young and healthy men DO not
require any stimuiants; they can refresh and cool
themselves with any iced non alcoholic drinks. or With
iced claret and water great desiderauin IL really
dry and hot seasons, when choleraic and ebrile
plants likely to occur, many people begin 10 mani
fest hydroDhoba without any autecedent bite OF
rabid dog, for they not at al confident to the
quality OF drinking water even II IL procura
bic fresh pleasant state at refreshment Iu
the case Of mddeaged and Older men, who, from being
occupied IN town. very apt 10 abstain from taking
anything during the day, aud TO forget, perhaps that
their appetite for breakfast IN hot weather Is small.
think very light midday meal, or sandwich. with
some iced oarct aud water, In OF feeble health
or where extra gue IL undertaken smulant in
the shape OF sherry even brandy aud soda water,
advisable. OF thing. however. that the
frequent recourse To very small doses OF alcohol
variety Of shapes is bad.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
WORK on THE EAsroy AND AMBoy RAILROAD

From The Nec Brunsrtek ~. ~ Tmc.. J,Ay 80.
1t is said that work on the section of the
EasoD and Amboy Railroad at Bound Brook Is maxim
progress rapidly. JHst above the village at the Raritan
River the Company Is building very fine wrought iron
bridge, the main arch of which has Just erected
nne bridge has also been erected Mddlebrook From
the Rartn the track has been laid nearly New Brook
yn, aud the track layers pushing ahead
possible. This road will be- average, about three
feet below the track OF the Central Railroad The
right OF way from EastOn TO Amboy has been entirely
secured and paid for TIE Company has paid out for
real estate about $4,000. OF which sum s6o0cO
pended for the night Of the State This road
Is 70 run as branch FOR the NewYork outep OF the
Lehgh Valley Railroad OF Pennsyyania ex Gov. Packer
OF Mauch Chunk Penn being President OF both roads.
IL IL being constructed IN the most thorough manner
aud no doubt Il Will take away deal travel
from both the Morris aud Essex aud Central Railroads
as arrangements being made 10 connect with the
Central Pannsylvan Railroad at Metuchen. Two new
engines Somerset, No AZ, and HunterOn. No as have
just been received by the Lshlgh Valley Road for this
Drapch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-12
WASHINGTON CITY:
SAL RDA n. December IL, 1874.

Il IV sSiSs STAR is offered to Member. Of
Cor T.ss 20 visitors here. and 20 the public gen
erS.v- sz the most complete. concise aud reIIs-
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reYcr-s EMPLOYING large force OF faithful, in
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the Il o~, Powerful and rapid printing m achinery
in The world, this old and firmIy-estaSlished
jOuro@i : able (gOiDg to press atout O'Clock in
the si,egnoon) TO furnish to the public, every
ever iuy. and at a mere nominal cost. q full &C
count e The operations OfGOyernmeHt, the pro-
ceedirg- Of Congress, and 4 complete reflex of
zach day's events, not only in the city Of Wash
ingtor. but throughout the civilized world I'D
to the c,sse OF business hours.
TaB STAB Is sent through the city po.t OH "a
to tie address OF subscribers, or left by carrier
A. Their residence, as may be preferred. If sent
through he post Otic-, the price Is On cents per
moU'i postage prsPGi3 D. b> publishers; when
seTyeo ts the carrier, the price is ten cents per
week. o. - cents per mouth, payable 70 tue
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