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OUR TABLE.

The chicf feature OF t4r Asgu-. f,...
jaime, Russell Lowell. atci. Ole rr.. 4.
the Washington I'm a, trmlfI.- Ir.rfr Il.
.urpasscs his COusoui Centennial Ole. 0,....
The June number. there D.. ll.r4auuJr 4, /.
bv Ur. -. ". li1lmv-. rsiisi fo-tH b.. Il,
occasioB. Mr.. France Anne kcus.e ror.- \,
the lr.f % her aut0bi'-r.r. .ti paper. -
tulI Of delightful aHr..Iufr. 400 MIX Ia
bring 10 close l.. uii t.uc. uu .'ie q ......
pav.t 4. Wtil- writes clt-ri. -lI u.u.
The Creed OF ; rec Trade. l.... 80 ll.s.-.
on John Quiucs Ad-m..h. rs 81. u kss-.,
crit cal e-.ay by j. Ftrf o. .,9f 3. 81.
y.yAcious in.tllimcrf ai Nr james. b
Hudson D. given -H.rt page. A-'l1r 3D..
Weimar. Posi- liHyart ID .Ir. a-l o. NtFt
tale called \ Road ID, Romance 80 b..
while lively aui -.t-.llt.r .....4t ...
Day-' sport On SALINE. l.t,ls. .- BE- .tr. .. Il
Sagc. Port.cal coat. b-..a- Ir. Ial. ..'
Trow bridge. Celia luaNtrr. aai Me- I--
editorial department. hHu-" ..Ir.tr ..-.
dt.cus- recent American U... I.. d..
Oucrn Mary. music. ana art. .lI ..t ,..a
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BRUNSWICK. June q, Iss0.
/ Hos. WA. CALDWELL, state Treasurer:
! Ny Dear >ir-HerewIth please find Mr.. O. r
Lewis letter. We have concluded q bargain, The
q ost adv 4rtagvOU> possible, with him for eighty
Jour cents per acre, amounting 20 Sl5,1tc -. He
wants the college scrip assigned. &c do not
understand 'ac b., e, and send his Letter 10
| YOU. L Nee - y 2 VIII come up and zee YOU.
Yours truly, J. L. CHANBERLIIN.
/ Ii is hardly necessary TO add that the
New England States generally got for
their scrip about the same price obtained
by Maine. Ii vas sold perhaps prema.
turely by most OF the states in order 10
realize funds tor locating the colleges
instead OF advancing the necessary
amount. The grant lapsed il the col
/ lege was not organized within q certain
time. and Maine. perhaps unwisely, sold
her scrip instead oil advancing the
} money.
But one strong reason urging many
states as we'll as Maine 10 sell al that time
WAS the tendency u Bounty Land Bill
in Cong ess proposing 10 give quartz.
section OF land 10 each soldier, or his
heirs, that had served in the war. As the
army roll contained about two million
names. the amount oil land scrip required
would have taken some three hundred and
ttceHty millions Of acres, and the market
would have been so flooded as 70 have
reduced the price TO nothing. Il was
the lear OF the passage OF this till, how
ever, that induced the Legislature OF
Maine and of other States 10 sell their
scrip when they did. Even four years
after. " hen the Bounty Land Bill had been
deieslt d, Gov. Chamberlain declared
eighly-four cents an acre 70 be the 'perv
| best possible price and there has been no
| time since when the state could ever
have goC over DlOty cents even by wait
ing and losing interest See price of land
/ warrants.
New York dealt more wisely in giving
the entile body OF hers TO Cornell Uni.
yersity on condition OF its maintaining
an Agricultural Department. And old
Ezra Cornell. accepting the grant for
his University and advancing the money
for the Agricultural Department, took the
| scrip and trudged through Wisconsin on
foot, locating il on pine lands. which are
still held tor the University and will
make in the end valuable endowment.
But Mr.. Cornell did not escape SANDER,
and only last year the poor old man was
investigated into his grave by just such
absurd lies as that with which DR.. Jor-
dan attempts TO slur the name of Gov.
Cony and Gen. HerSey.
The course pursued in New York was
earnestly and persistently urged on the
Legislature OF Maine long before New
York thought oil it. In January, 1868,
Mr.. Blaine and the late Professor Smythe
oil Bowdoip, addressed both branches of
the Legislature assembled in the Repre-.
senten,atiye Hall on two consecutive
evenings,-Mr. Blaine appearing for
WateIville College and Prof. Smy the fol-
Bowdoin. Each argued at great length
against the policy of selling the scrip
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March o., ls-i tlerc were sold o. follows. viz
F-tNkLl> >NIW l0UUo acr'- 9 &c amtg 90 $50
LAN,l lJ.ovJ 1toD
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bLL NtW IN IUlt - Ie4l.
HON. NA. Caldwell, state Urea surer:
Ny Dear Sir-HerewIth please find Mr.. q. +.
Levin. letter. We have concluded q bargain, The
q ost adv AntageOU, possible, with him for eighty
iour cents per acre, amounting 10 SlS,stc - He
wants the college scrip assigned. sc. do not
understand fh2 ~, e. and send his Letter 70
you. / ntct. - .y VIII come up and zee YOU.
You're truly, J. L. CHANBERLNIN.
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sII5524S

TINS sum With accrued .ntere.; now amounts 10
slls-ls-i u, and l. invested as follows, Vi:
Stale Of Maine Bonds sll>.l0c W
Cash - q
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ELECTION. MONDAY. SEP. rs.

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. SELDEN CoNNOR, OF Augusta
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September, -. $50, there was sold a. follows,
VIA.
1 Lewis lCl-O acres &c amtg % slj.'os 20
RECArITULAToN.
sale ofMarsl !, l>g les GO &C. aIng 20 a. slC ~
Is, 1900 $3.50 o.
d" sept . $50 lt-LJ " lt,,le -
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Newspapers.
THU NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
The Leading American Newspaper
POTyDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

In the recent elections the people have Gecia3ed
~ favor of honesty in politics and independence ce
In iourna lism iHE TRIBUNE. which years ago
declared that il was not and never more would
be party organ, claims the ycrdlct. as the Qopu-
lar yind;catiOn of lis course. and recognizes IN
the result til. voice Of the people for reform ard
integrity in government. for candor and lnde-
pendence among newspapers. During the cam
f,aiyu which has Just closed The TRIBUNE las
fuliy maintained its right 10 the title OF the
..Leadipp American Newspaper. THIS posi- ton
if HIS earned and retained for the following,
among other reasons:
II publishes all the news, earlier. more fully,
and more il,eligertly than any other paper.
1t insists on peace throughout the whole coun-
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Just and legal rights.
It advocates confidence and good feeling be-
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II maintains fairness and clndor toward all
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II publishes scientific news. reports. dscuSsio us
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1t gives every week ten Or more Columns OF the
most carefully prepared agricultural matter du'
ring the wear, much more in the aggregate than
the e!tire contents of any other agricultural
publication AID the whole forming department
of which al eminert agricultural editor SAID :
1T has done more to make good farmers tAa!
aIy otl.r influence which ever existed
l. aS published series Of Scientlhc ana litef-
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publication Of the kind
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06

TAKING C"LD.-Unc way is to
''DundIe up in furs, or mutiiers,
tight about the neck take brisk
walk, goinro Il warm room-church,
lecture room Or concert-Slt with
your things al on, get warm, per
spire freely, breathe v!tiated air f1r
an hour or two, and when thorough
ly relaxed, the pores Of the skin all
opeu, g out into the cold damp
air, and YOU will soon begin to shiv-
er. After havinga a Chill, send for
the doctor, and hc will dose you with
something hot; then 60 to bed; then
if left alone long enough, you may
getupin aday or two, and in d
fortnight or so you nay repeat the
imprudcnce. We don't believe in
furs, close, unventilate'|, over-hcat-
Ell rooms, NORM stupid carelessness
generally.
There are several other ways to
take cold. We will mention but
one, and that is to ''over-eat." Stuff
the stomach with improper food,
more than it can digest, and you
will soon find yourself ''all clogged
up with a cold. You will cough
or sneeze, blow your nose, and
wonder how in the world you
took such Il cold.'
TScience Of Health.
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the length of tineit will be expect
ed to last, and what the expense for
repairing it may be, while in regular
Use. A great measure depends up
on the quality of the leather and
the suficicncy Of the workmanship
it is necessary to examine at the
first that the leather be firm yet pill
able and that by pulling it does
not contract in the width or extend
iii TIE length, which bad leather
will do, and will, besides, be rag
rcd at the edges and rough on the
inside. Good sewing also tends
much to the preservation. The
furniture with which the walkers
and housing arc mounted should
be Of silver, and not Of plated met
ii, which makes but little difference
III tn" first expense, for they will
last with the harm: IS, bur otherwise
are frequently obliged to be renew
cA.
iiarness peris!l~s with hanging
by, and however moderately it may
be used, yet, after six years, can
not be very fit for further service
unless great care indeed has been
taken to preserve it. 10 prove its
goodness IS TO compare 1t with the
number Of wheels worn out on the
carriage to which the harness has
been used, either in the town or
c,antvv; IN town it will last with
three sets Of whvc sand in the coun-
Try with two, or four years regular
work, surprising the work on the
average to be about five or six miles
L day constantly.
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WHAT THE SOUTHERN PRESS SAY OF
THE TRIBUNE.

We consider The TRIBUNE very valuable
pspcr--A Ashcrille. y. e.. Citizen.
fmE NEW York TRIBUNE. i'll its faithful and
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! The name OF All ably conducted and Independent
| Journal which it now deserves even more Justly
! than at any time during Mr.. Grecleys life
Petersburg. Va, Index and Appeal.
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INFANT MORTALITY BY adept
ing simple and nutritious food for
children, the mortality amongst those
.ualar five years Of age might be
Immediately reduced fully fifty per
vc0t.
Nothilg strikes in America as Pc
culiarity of the country with greater
force than the number OF its drug
stores and the vast variety of patcnt
medicines which they display. There
are towusi in England, Ireland and Scot
land, Of ive Thousand Of population,
without drug store. There is noS
one Of FIVE huaared inhabitants in
America where one OF more drug
stores d. not drive 4 thriving business.
Babies are killed directly and indi-
rectly with drugs. If mothers AID
a0' '''''" ''''''' "
= " ''''''
'1">l '''''' ~ .""'
u '"''i' "l'' '"'''! ",u'o ~ ''"'0'0
A' present II 10 '"' HAUL " nave ~
e'"'Se % o'0 "1 .c
~ e'''y '~''''0 ''''' ",
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Published without the aid Of any Official
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GOVERNMENT for support IL Its
light against villainy.

We call upon the WHITE MEN OF SOUTH
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State from the ;lDoninatiOn OF thleVlnS IN.
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tors. that they nrc determined, hcncelorth,
to sustain II fearless exponent ol their views
ami principles.
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to crush us by cudcaroring to deprive us ot
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subscription OF every true CaronnlaN-
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TO Tx AS
AND
AIR K AN s 4 s

The completion Of the TEXAS AND PA,
CHIC RAILROAD enables tie KExHEsAw
ROUTE, Via Western Atlantic T. r., 10
oti;:r the only ali rail ro.:e from Georgia
and the Carolin.s to all points il, Texas.
On and after September lSt, through
coaches leave Atlanta daily for Memphis,
Little Rock and Tcxar&ana, Texas, without
change, connecting there with through cars
for Houston and all points in Texas.
Think of ONE change OF cars between
Atlanta, Ga, and Houston, Texas.
EY Rates reduced BY the opening ot
this route from $5 10 $751;.
Full information can be obtained upon
application to Alberto. WRENN, South.
eastern Ag't., Nashville, Chattanooga & s..
Louis r. R., Atlanta, 9. +. SARGENT,
Southeastern Ag't., L. Il G. 5. K. R., Allan
t., or to B. w. WRENN,
GrnI Passr j. Ticket Ag't.,
Sep. %, 3S-tt. Atlanta, Ga
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CU,ppED IIANps.-The simplest

CHApPBD HANDs.-The simplest
rvlurdy is fouid ia EVERY onc's kitch-
cn closet, and is common starch. Re.
lucc it to an iApalpa}le powder, put
it in muslin bag. keep it il the Ia
bic drawer. Whcnryer You taSe your
hands out Of dishwater or Suds wipe
them dry with i SUIT towel: and while
vet da:np. shakc the starch bag al
over them and rub it in. The effect
is NEST agreeable.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06
NnnMN GrAiS -Nnn mint :

BROWN GENs-Onc pint sour milk
Two tableSpoonfuis of brown sugar
stir in ri>ii!inss or shorts until quite
stiff; drop i'll hot gcm paus previous
ly creased and lake quick-an egg is
an Improvement. Gcms made from
white -four, in the same way are
very nice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06
Seegers' VS., Cincinnati
Beer.

The Cincinnati Gazette makes the aston
ish;ug ANNOUNCEMENT that CINCINNATI beer
is 40 longer pure, bat adultcTA;"d with mo-
la<ScS, sugar OF starch, iuSci oil and 'he
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture, i'll his repor; for 1865, says
that Prof NApcS, OF New York, analyzrd
the beer from dozen different bre~eVieS,
ard found all of it .du!terated. CocculuS
'Adicus AMI INK vo.nica entered largely in
20 lis ccmro$ir;on.
}. {. SEEGEES guarantees his beer 70 De
pure and reliable. IL" does no, aduIferaie
II, bui brews from Tie best barley, malt and
hops. Feb. /, ST
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JOHN G. DIAL,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,

Has a full stock Of Building Mater;vl,
Carpenters, Black>lniths', Nasons' and Tan
ners' Tools
All goods warranted as represented
Prices as low as the lowest for good goods.
Orders wth the cash, or satisfactory re-
ferenceS, promptly attended to.
Nov. !, 44-3m.
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How TO DANISH RATS AND Nice
A French paper says that petroleum
destroys ali insects and bauishes rats
and mice. Water slightly impreg,
mated with petroleum applied to plants
infected with iuscct<, will, it is said,
destroy the latter at ouce.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06

The CAgE OF Ii,RNESs.-From
. bad harness as much danger
may be apprehended as from 4
bad carriagc, aud however skllltuI
the driver may be, f the harness
is not perfect the horses cannot be
well managed. Besides an old
harness is always in WALTZ Of re-
poir<, and many people, FROM a
saving notion continue repairing
TIL there is scarce L veStlge OF the
original Nft. a:-d Tie repairs have
even cost twice the price Of tie
harness when new. Thai harness
may neither be thrown away too
soon, nor used 50 long us to become
expensive and troublesome in the
repairs, it Will be proper to observe
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Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Railway.
The following Passenger Schedule will be
operated on and after Monday, Oct. 18th, 1874
Run BY Atlanta Time.
GrecnYiile & Columbia Railroad.

On and after Friday. August 28, 1874. the
Passenger Trains on the Grceuville & Columbia
Rail Road will run the following Schedule,
daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains Oh South Carolina Railroad, up and
down, also with Trains going North and South
on Charlotte Columbia aud Augusta Railroad,
aud Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road:
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Dr.. J. Walkers California

elaDIC pIcpur"tiClI. !!iuc CHiely 1ON
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains Of California, the medicinal
properties Of which are extracted
thr!r:rom without the use of Alcohol.
Thc G,:n;;t;on is almost daily asked,
What is tic cause Of the unpar-
ai:e!eI slrrc;s OF VINEGAR BIT
TETS" j" oar answer is, that they
rr...,,a nc cause of disease, and
Il! r.:,...,g. r"cnrrrs his health. They
aro 10 great blood purifier and =
-. ..:.lt"E p:i"r:r.c, perfect Reno
%.,:u: a.! l:iy:9"ra'or Of the system.
Nyyr: i,...nYr il the history Of tho world
La Il m,,i:r!:.H h"rn compounded pos
arS:ug ,,c remarkable qualities of VIM
EGAK ni"T%Rs in healing the sick of
every tisr&.. !naa is heir to. They are
y gentle i'u:gu,:rn as well as q Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tie Liver and Fisccral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALK-
ER'S EiSH:iAH byrTEHS are Aperient, Dla-
i""Ect!c' Nfi.Ii'!iaSh'' ->"Ii4I!o"S' !I1A@-
tie. DU:elic, Se;!a.!vc. CouDter-lrritant,
s::f.i"r;!ir. Alternative. and Ambitious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR B!TTERS the most wonder
FIJI Inrigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
10 Person can take these Bit
4o,., ,nonr,l;r,, ~ ,,:r.cr;,r,s o,l 20
Io' "IUo''''.. ~ va '."'.'' ''''.i
Hl"!H !"'i1 IL! y '"' !''"' ''e" '.''!
bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison Or other mctilS. anu vita! or
g;ins wasted beyond repair.
Bilious. Rrmittent. and IN
tnru,ittcut FpyprS which 1rc so
,,rn,.,innt j., rho y,iInys of o,, ,,ro,t
r;yrrs I, thrnIrhnrf ,Mc I.ni,rI Siafrs
es,,rcja;iy those Of the Njssi.;sjDri.
O;iiu Missouri IiinoiS Trnrcssrr
Cn,,ri,o,.;,nL ,r,.n,,..ns poI rnIn,
,,I n."y,: .'' ni'I "''',,:' C,,'Io p,,rr
'"''?' h'''"',n' NV ~ ''''.''o' - w. >
AI",E''''I' Mo"',r' %, '.,.' l,t'.'''I, .,. 49,"
''!I"e; c'':''s, ':,:u .,!''''' "'..'' -
"!ll' V'c!F >HH' '''''t'!'cH' '!:' Va? = :
out cur cht'fe country 4 HING '"1
Summer AMh Autumn. aii Fc!ilaENl-
hiv 50 during $"a<"HS Il: &M:IS"li
heu. ard tlryncSs. ;,?G ;:!!%;;i::'::li2:.; ac-
co:.:Duai"d hy cN;rH*;:c Gcr""4c-
meats g.. the Stou:;:....i aid liver. AID
other abdominal yiSrr:a. Ii their
trn,rn,.,t , nnr.,,:;r. ,.vnrtinp :,
..,.'".,; ,t =. .:,,.', 49,.
!'JN 4! ti!I !;!A!'.E4iiE W J.! ''.''o| * -
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STATESVlLLE, IEEDELL CO., n. c.,

PUBLISHED At
STATESVlLLE, IEEDELL CO., \. c.,
is TEE
Leading Newspaper in Western North-Caro-
Eaa Ina.
1t is the only Democratic Paper published IN
Iredcl! County y-one OF the largest and weslthiest
counties in tie Statc-auu has attained larger
local circulation than any paper heretofore pub
liShed in the county.
Its circulation in Alexander, Wilkes, Ashe,
Alleghuuy, YuGkiI, Dayie and lredell, is larger
than that oI any TWO papers il the State com,
bi!lcd aud is rapidly acquiring strong foothold
in forsythe, Surry, Rowan and Western Meek
lenburg.
1t is the only payer i'll Western North Carolina
that clGpiUyS REGULAR CANYAss1SG AGENT,
and tEus kept constantly before the people; -
UI:dcr this system rapidly increasing crcuia-
ton is the result, making the LANDMARK
TIE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
In WESTERN NORTH CARoLINA.
Address "LANDMARK,"
Dec. Is. 5I-.f Statesyliic. y. {.