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, 1866-04-03

baltimore dlNFkEt%
BALTIMORE, March 2.
F1oUn-lnAetfFe. Sales OF Howard street super at
yR-25s BS.
At s:@73cs yellow sti1a Tic. Oats-Actlve. Sale" At
fsc.
PEov1syoNs-yeFy dull.
Wa1a1Hs-ss!es ThHs1i.t q western at .21a2nx.
, 1866-04-03

New York Stock and Money Market.
EKw YoRk. April =
MoxKr-Fasy At sa6 per cent. call loans
S11hIEa EICuHNaH-Uull and nominal at 1Hk@
1Q6t. =
GOLeIre2ulsr and pnsetted. opening 1t 1:SH. 3D.
ysncin9 10 l2ix. declining 70 laR, and efotnK at I'm
GovKksxKNr 6TpCk-Mlthout decided change.
FRIIonTT TO LiVXKPoQL-Dull.
, 1866-04-03

Go to our friend n. r. mer1tllss for
kerosence sts, lampt, lmternf, chandeliers, glass
Eue, &C., II and Is Randolph strect- E555
, 1866-04-03

For EDWARDS Of Thirty Years Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
,ot children With nerer taline batety md snreeAs
II cp1yecte acidlty Of the stomach. relieves wind
coj1c, regulates the bowels. curcs dysenteIy and
dlarrbea. whether arising from tec,hine or other
causes, Ar ola and wclltsied remedy. Perfectly
snIe 10 Ill cases.
ThlltJ-n1e cents bottle. saas6t
, 1866-04-03

AIR CLEANER.-Send for it.
~ EyeT one should hare It. a new and purely
har c'eaner Oue application Will eatirslT retnoye
sernb nsnd9nn ano A. teresn saos1anGfs @ n1 s9e
bright. clear nsha 10 .he hals For the genulne 4r
Gle enclose One Dollafto Il a. PHILIP + Co. F. o.
Drawer 90p3. Chicago, III. x1A 4p
, 1866-04-03
8RrSDMal.

0. Smith, Of
MilEaukee. p1ease call At .s8 Latast. s23a
DERSONAL.-Robt. E. L. Rossi-
ter u requested to write 70. Or eau 90 big sister.
VII learn aomstnl1S decidedly 70 bis aovSstaxe. u
, 1866-04-03
15oaral11g=zHZaant&n.

DOARD1NG-Wanted- a re-
- snectaoe French or American tamiIy by 1 single
gentleman Address Tribune o11ce. Il. S. $50
pOARDING-Wanted-In q pri-
- vste family b. Professor 10 Rryaat i s,1as:
tons. Terms must bo moderate; location within Is
mtnntes walk of the Court House. Address BOZ
1858. FRANCIS MORGAN. sal5
BOARDING anred-For in
ID ttYuctton Oh the piano forts IN private family,
81 young gentleman IN excellent tes1htz. Addrtss
= Il ROY 1ASS III
, 1866-04-03

Smoke BuFninG-The Solarsypc burns
The same coal twice. 1t rst hurns the gas leaving
excellent coke. and then burns the coke. Rights
Will he solo at 81 Randolph e.reet- II cares my
per cent In combustion. Look at Il. e695
, 1866-04-03

yesterday 1t the otice Of the P+airi< Fnmar, Iake
street for the pufpoee Of reviewing the report OF
the Committee On the Constitution A1. ". F.
The constitution reported by the committee,
which vsas The zane II tnst under which the society
has heretofore ac1ed. was adopted.
on Ioriruitafe: aIr. Edgar sanders, Mr. c. j.
Braadop. and Dr. +. f. kenntcou- The Commit
tee on Agriculture N1s appointed ae followe 3: Mr.
J. Fcsiam. Mz. B. r. cloucb, and Ar. William
Brayton.
% motion, The election Of officers was fixed 10
fase place on the nsst 1uesdsy In December:
7he meeting adjourned TIL Monday fortnight,
SorNp1Nos IN TIE nAnnoH MI. Henry K. Faith
uarbor Asster, took eoundiugs OF the hszbor On
Saturday laAt and tsccttatued that the depth Of
Ka,a or The eer a thE month OF the rivcr, from the
end OF the noh pier 10 1he Fht house. IL thirteen
feet; IRON tho light house the end Of the south
pter the depth Is twelve and half feet. The depth
ranges about the saruc Lust year. Al the time Of
the sourdinFs lscse wns west wind, which alHays
NE Neter has been much lnwer .reently 1b.o IN
any {ofnef year, The Average height 1or the lass
II W fhns b +een that the tarhor has not ttled 10
during the wincr and In this refpsct II fnrutEhes
M agreeable exception 10 the experiences Of most
alW1st been found On The opening Of navigation.
every now and then ueoessitsonE the snployment
Of diedees. At an enormous expense to the oily.
Serious Calamity-Sa1 Horses burned.
Between ono and two O'Clock this morning fire
broke spt IN a brick barn at the rear OF the Far
4ne1s' Ho:cl, on Like street between ORION and
Deeplalces. witch. although not OF IN extensive
ralufs> involved the ds.traction q sf1 vainaois
to have hen Tie WORK Of tneenclasy, ortginated
IL shed. irom which it reached 10 the
ban, I'D ee,h , We1s seen II a.nes. sa Ghs
o0jckly cxiingushed The lie, md pre-
T.n:ed It from spreading. The homes, seven IN
I that nan named ..Joe" snda young g1l! whe
rtn rxI!f altpl in the barn. un& also rmotheIed but
Inc &c could not be aseertsf1ed With ccrtstnty.
The bsrb waf owned By w. htss and 3D. eon,alned
tuantiy Of harness and other appoint
uaen1.. Ihe loss wae estimated at nearly t440&
and ii partially covered by snssr.nee Three OF
tue hor:es were owned By James cHdord. who aac-
csded In saving one OF them rom destIucnoh.
loes about FED; not Insured. William Allison,
fatneT, owned two ho!ees. v1lucd shout the came
anonnt. and not insured. Ihe remaining two
hnrses werett nc property Of N IN named WAllace,
= we're valued s1 <du0. The COWS were wnrth
shout 94a each. The total loea nsy be estimated at
ueA11s f1.8M.
Ano,ber fire is rnE1pg in The vicinity Of North
sSsnus and ClasS esseet II wB Sc 10 pSest.
, 1866-04-03

Cuuncu WoRK.-The Methodist Ep1scopal Con-
e1eenton al Anboy. tn this State, 1al.ed S6 00o
Sunday Last for the prrpose Of clearing their beau
tilul little ed1hce from debt and making some fnr-
thrr extension. The services were conducted by
Rev. T. n. Eddy. D. D., Of this city.
We are requested 10 say that the carol eong
*'Christ Ia hisen," sung nj the Easter service ii
Grace Church (EpisoopaiA WIS composed by Mr.
e. e. Pearson. the organist 1t Trinity, snd not as
xcpo1ttd.
, 1866-04-03

sudden changes Of weather are pros
IL no more cfcctna1 relief in these diseases 10
be iound than In the timely nse Of Browns bron-
chlai 1foches.1 They posscss real merit, and have
ing received testimonial. from eminent men who
hrye uscd then, k424
, 1866-04-03
Ql)ila9o Qribu11e.
TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1865.
THE CITY.

TIE Torxo EESa arc going to Brayant 4 St.atioui
College 10 perfect their business education.
, 1866-04-03

Philadelphia Market,
PHILADELPHIA. April2.
TK5KOLIrH-cuiet.
sExnIloser seed more active It ~ 1000 = per bu.
Timothy, 43!5o-
FIocH-buE and unchanged. ........ ..
GRAIN-Ccmiuon to choice ted wheat, f7.lo@ss0.
Corn ttup et an advance OF 1c rcr bu.
WHls1EI-Unchsnged.
BxET CAT1lI-AdTanc'd 4c per pound.
, 1866-04-03

A DAI1N1STRATOR'S SALE
"A At house 81 '1hrnop street, oa Wednesday,
Arr th 10 O'Clock, III the furniture OF sad house
Beds. Beddlng, Stoves, CrpckeFy, Double Buggyi 3.
pets. Mtrrprst etc. ;. E. OTIS, Admir-, Il. LUU28E
, 1866-04-03

Tor SAIE-At bargain-54x
ir3es md sood cellar one nils 1orth q river
on line Of CRY railway. Aaosess d 1ri9%ne III
, 1866-04-03

Go TO the Best-Go 70 BRYANT d Ssrnt-
ton 8 Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ouch, ptact3cal buslness educahon, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address for circulars,
BRTAGT e. STRAIIoN, Chicago, I'll.
, 1866-04-03

r OST-NIuff. Will the lady who
,,s..,.n- e-eh,nr.d mutIs In the couiecttontsy
s;ofe' III peaboTp street. please eau ta1s
tnd hxYe The mIs.ata Eeetlaeds ~
, 1866-04-03

Prompt Pay1ncnt.-Wc acknowledge
the prompt payment Of the lo4s on our s,ocS OF
goods, pa,d by the Hartford, Of Hartford. md the
Eina insurstce Cosnpanles. BALTHIS & BRO,
af0 aIc etrrtt b9R
, 1866-04-03

pREsHIAT1oK.-D. Matthias. Esq. for three
yearn past the manager Of Tho bridgeport Un,on
Rolling Mills, WI. on Saturday last waited on BY
committee Of the workmea s1d presented. IN be-
h1lf OF their fellow employees With ana1n,heeut
silver tea ret, and gold wxteh for Mrs. Matthias,
as token Of their high esteem. Mr. Matthias il
leaving Chicago 70 accept the management ol The
rolling mtlls al Hamilton. c. ",
, 1866-04-03

Mining St0ck8j1n In Hostou.
F1w yoH1, April 7-Pr1ees Of A1nina Stocks BID IN
Dostou to-day. .tceE5aphed to j. 4. GAY & Co.: Mnn
i0X; Qusnry 10; Bay State IL; Doston Water PoHer
q; Cop Falls 4Qk; Franklin 4{K; Hancock Dh; l. r.
, 1866-04-03
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Situation-By q
w yourc man. who hss been through The Theory
Denartuent OF the Eastman Busnes1 College, 1s book
kespes OF eopyas Wsssa 20 oelest pettl experience
dress this weak, W. F. FOREMAN, :ss7 East Klaze
E%}
, 1866-04-03

CONFERENCE.-The Union Good Templars' Con-
yenunn FOR Cook and Lake counties has been called
10 necs IN this city tomorrow {Wednesday} nj 10
H. m. Place Of meeting, Trinity Masion Chapel,
OF Monroe street, between Clark and La sale We
are informed that lhtzc over 1orty lodees tn the
Two counties, from most Of which delegates are eI
MCfcd.
, 1866-04-03
DRY GOODS

On TUESDAY, Apr1l s. at * O'Clock L. .. at Buffers
Auction Rooms IN Palmer'4 BLOCK. q and +48 Ksn.
dolph st. between State 81. and Nnhtsh avenue, Chi
ctrO. WIN. a. HUTlEH6 q CO.
Ancfjnnfffn
, 1866-04-03
Found.


FOUND "A Pointer Dog, which
j. the owner can have BY calling at 1lG:< State
, 1866-04-03

VIOLATION OF NAck OnDuANcE--Johu Dillon,
tuot TIC in.nitahic conaeaian,} Int, haekman.
was hned Sb and costs N the Police Court ysster-
day forenoon, for driving bis vehicle On Sunday
costcd BY IN officer md asked TO show cause for n
olaiDg the ordinance. he presented an old permit
given him Fomc months ago. By The Supeftntsn-
dent Of Police, 70 drive without lights sor one
plrht only.
, 1866-04-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time during Sunday night,
eome reszons hurplarionsly entered 4. 4. Aosen-
1hnl & l}ruiher's clothing store, No. 1s7 Soufh
ctatk street, and Carried of upwards OF SSl0
worth Of ready made clothing and fnrntshtng
toods. The thieves gained un entrance by rrmov-
ing pane Of Rlaes from the 1ess window.
, 1866-04-03
GILBERT & SAMPSON.
~ Extra Quality Of Silver Piaied Ware

AT AUCTION.
nTuEsDAi, April At 1t o'c'ock, We VII sell q
our SAleNocms, 10 and ~ Dearborn st, hta1tl1ul
s1.ortent Of tht BET quality Of Silver Plated Ware,
ice Pitehers, WsiteTs. Dinnef, bteakfsst and Vino
Casters baiteE D4nts SaSe Raseets Sassss tn saa
Cske. Pe md Cream Knives. EgE Csstess Table, Tea
saa pesssTt Spq9ps ana feEk s9nn Lsdtss; is B1ttsI.
III OF the Te best quality. and manufactured ror best
city retail tEade-Wtthpnt re8sere.
st1l GILBERT Il SAMPSON, AucsKs,
, 1866-04-03

nEF1URH1Sa pTF1EE WoRauH.-Fot some time
past complaints hsye been heard from many parts
Of The diy ahont psaet1ce which has become COM
mon amongst number Of boss-the assembling
round churches during worship hours and amusing
themselves By uhoopipg and dancing like pack Of
lD11nns over victim, and conducting themselves
in generally Eotous and dtsorderly manner. L
case Of this kind occurred On Sunday evening.
-Four boys named James and Jeremiah MacarthY,
tured while amustng themselves By raisng ali sorts
Of dlaboitcal noises at the door OF the Second
E31ust Church, cG1nes OF Morgan and Monroe
yesterday forenoon they were fined Is and coats
eath
, 1866-04-03
aurtton 5ule8.

A SSIGNEES' SALE.
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold md Plated
JeWeBry, Pure Silver Warct Sff.
yer Plated Ware,
. utnFT Tnurn
, 1866-04-03

aaiyEt
, 1866-04-03

TIE AESCAL SERMON before the Society Of He
lIc,ous Inquiry, Of The Presbyterian Theological
scmin sry Of 1hc Northwest viii be delivered BY
1hc Rcy s. J. NIccolls, OF St Louis, in the Fuller
ion Ascnne nesbyIer1an Church. (Noth Sidc,)
Ibis evening, at IL O'clock, All are invited 10 al
ford
, 1866-04-03

ANOTHER BoDx TouND FLOATING n TEE RIy.
ER.-{Ast evening eone mcu ENGAGED in repairing
4 Vessel. near the Huah street bridge. discovered
III object healing IN the rivcr which, on closcs in
tpecsion- proved to be the body OF man. A rope
WAS attached TO The body and fastened to the dock
aftcr whicn the matter Rss reported at the Third
Ita1uct Police Station. Capt. Miller despatched
OfctT HA:hawAy 10 watch the body. which, up to
lite hour last night etir remAtned tn the wsteE.
IT IL probable That II will te removed to the dead
boute to-day and m inquest held.
, 1866-04-03

On WEDNESDAY, April 1. At * O'Clock. at n1ttera'
Auction Rooms ID Falmer's Block. ~ and ID Rau+
dolph st, between State at. and Wsaash Agtnne, We
shall sell tho entire stock Of Cola and Gold P1sssd
r. HafdeubufRh. The whole comprises vTy large
and desirable lot Of Goods to be sold without reserve
for cash.
Nh. A. BUFFERS CO.
Arr
, 1866-04-03

WANTED-situat1on-By +, =
w Young lady In ancy Goods Store or hIlIli-
merry Estabtishment Has hal eight yeas' experience.
Address ANNIE, 81 Washington street t1
, 1866-04-03

w ANTED-Situ tion-BY a
w young man as salesman or assistant book
etper or corJist. Writes good leEible hana, aud
n = Post Office box 1857. a9J3
, 1866-04-03

:" "ANTED Situatlon n-As
hs m experienced cook. Address "a E" Tribune
Ntfrr n1l.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28
God BloSs You, Sir,u

C,Il,ciol =, ,,,o ocr :.
or III. o,tv ~ ~ w.. P.no'p''' l'o'e'S
,,,,.", ~ ~ n., a,os: NV ,is ',sn's S'h'e' were
,.,ro or ~ cn ~ .'u.'n' A"o"S ''ic''
II l.,o t,.oi,,l-" ,I Nv, "''" ''' u
la " ,I; ~ NonI'oef''eS' "no
snn,,,L;mn,r ,o,o w n,,,'i 'S ,.I,; " sNl ~
nI ,Ln e., Ton,I, "''' '"sa'1''
~, h,sn n.,ro ,,a,, I 'I'v; ~ '''''e,
m.'lo | 1%,>".,al ,u','l ns;,I' @ "'' "n"
r"m, , .o.e" VII ~" ,'.' '','!' s".
'n ~ r,"m '' "'SS Aio ''%' ~" I el,s'c' ''!e % SI''
,vrs.,InI @ ,ai,hn, .In nhou, o'Ivv Inn L..onJ ll
md nhoS,nnnI hn,I anJ % a,.,',ua wv" W., l."
@ vn;cns % nI n'", , on,sl, "n "''"',u 1 ,,e' '''V
,.,,,sn ,,,a.l.,,,. s"e' 40. :, ~
.n,lo Lo,, mfs; Nv ~ co. sn,,,, ' ,.""S, " 'n' o'"",
% Lo, r;n,, ,r, go ,,,rn,nm,, !; .clns"I m,n. ,,,s
mo st,e,onl, Lr,ync, ,r;Jn .nJ 49,,
"plros.. a. s,;I ,h,, wnmon ,r..,.,;,,
inc = sman Inrnmn,, ,nn n.,t,,,,n.,.'
.:rr,d u.s. MA rrn,Inm,n ,,,n,. 49,
poucr nou.inc IN ,Io nW oIhi. c;.r,r
and c,r"r, s<lT win tL, mir nr :. n,,,
wL, has somn,iinr nl.o =, ,l;;,l. .lnn,
.rcnlicd owe no,6no for vou m,J,n, y
Ala,l for s,i,)cd charity ,jc man IiIn',
r,.:,l IL II was III, $,nrv o( , hns,
bands hcr,sm low strn .r,;n, nm ,h.
hc;rhts Of Mn)>nrn llll s,r;.cI; and
(,llrn and los, IN ,hc b,,'l. c,,,r,,, ma
smoke he dr,l ,nI w,s Lur;nI >, ,hn
common Graves Of thousands
Slowly sorrowru,lv and almost t,or.
n,lIv, tic woman PASSED he n,rd Of
,l,a, hrar,l.ss c94,te or oorru,ous ,,j,v
rrour ol.nrn, met by the same r,;ronsr
"woman, I've nothing for you",
Ath.,, when hone dcspairinr, shut,
its outsllctched wings tIe willow ap.
preached the seal Of \ ccnt)cmun. whose
garments BETRAYED him as one who had
lought and suffered for The crcnt p,;uci.
p) now lost ana buried Calo,ly III,
eve ran over tho document SLOWLY and
wi,nou ostcn,at;ous show and nonrisi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

F New GlAssEs ron WEAK Eyrs.-A
recent discovery, that was purely
scientific i'll its origin, has led to fur
thcr discovery Of means Of relief for
person who are troubled with weak
eyes Some time since, it was made
known to the Paris Academy Of
Sciences that a liens, or glass, covered
with 4 thin lin of silver Leaf, would
cnablca a person to gaze at tlc sun
through it without the usual rainful
dazzle and glare. More rcccntly, the
Academy received comprehension
from another member, in which he de-
scrihcd an application of the above
mentioned discovery orthc protection
of weak eyes. Ills own sight had been
impaired in the course of some chcmi-
cal cxpcrimcnts,>so that the light hsd
become painful to him, and he had re-
course to the ordinary colorcd spccta-
clcs used in such eases. He used
spcctaclcs with black glasses, at first :;
nc then put green glasses over the
black ones. These answered tolcralIy
we'll ,but he ultimately took a set Of
blue glasses, which he had covered,
as above with thin film Of silvor
leaf. These answered the best Of all,
and afforded him the relief he was
seeking after. * film of gold leaf
over the glasses has a similar effect.
The light transmitted is very pleas
ant, especially in the case of gold leaf.
The latter, when yellow, lets green
light pass when green, CHAT is, al
loycd with silvcr,) the eye receives
blue light. lie, therefore, thinks
thstpcrsons laboring under the incon~
vcSHcncc Of weak eyes will derive
great rclicffrom @pcctaclcs so pre,ar-
cd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28
TGSEsT.T9x.
From the Mchmond Dispatch. |
ONLY A PRIVATE.

ONa.I n Iel II H.
Only a private! his jacket Of gray
Is stained by the smoke and dust;
AS Bayard, he's brave: as Rupert, he's 'sgny !;
Reckless as Murat in heat Of the fray,
But in God is his only trust
Only privnc TO march md to fight,
TO suffer and starye and be strong:
With knowledge enough to know that the
might
OfjusiGe. and truth, and freedom and right.
In the end must crush out the wrong
Only private no ribbon or star
Shall gild with false glory his name!
No bonor3' for him iu' Braid OF in bar
His Lcgiomof Honor is only scar,
Aud his wound; are the roll of famc
Only private! one more hero slain,
Oh the field lies silent and still!
Nnd in the far Southa wife prays in vain
One clasp cf the hand shc may nc'ur clasp
again;
One kiss from the lips that arc still.
Only n private there let him sleep,
lie will need not tablet nor stone
creep,
And at night tho stars through tho clouds
will peep,
And watch him who lies there alonc
Only martyr! who fought and who fell,
Unknown aud unmarked in the strife
But still ms he lies in his lonely cell,
Angel and Scraph the legend shall tell -
Such death is eternal life
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 81 1866.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28
THE. WAY OF LIFE.
~Bf JASE s. M>CREA.

@Bf JASE S. M,GREA.
Yea, know what life is made Of,
Sunny smiles, then gloom appears;
Dark, black clouds, we'rc half afraid of,
And lifc's sunshinc's drowned in tears.
mid bright flowers cntranocl I wander.
While DER earth Springs vcrlurc fails
0'e, taicingraTss, how sally ponder,
When'appcar their frosty ralls
fhavc seen in youths bright morning,
Joyous hearts with pleasure beat
Then came death.-n solemn warning
They lay lifr.bss.at my feet,
Hence; learn to value lightly
Jbys that quickly pass away
Hence, learn to clasp more tightly
Hopes that never can decay.
While our friends nrc around us falling
Yielding meath the cmbatllcl strife -
Nnrk voice is to us calling,
no'!am,lio Way, the Life.
Strive, lifo's. pilgrim, strive to enter
On Tho joys prepared for thee
Bet thy hopes hut on him centre,
Who, a ransom, died for thee.
On, thcn, on, the right pursuing.
Until freed from doubt and care,
In the home Faith nowis viewing,
Nhou Crown of Life shalt wear.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28
Mournful Condition of the Grand Old CITY
of Vonice.

The Boston Posts correspondent at
Wcnioc Says ofthat sadand superb old,
city just now Illuminated with the 10Y Of,
deliverencc from the hated Aus,ri
ans
The majority Of tho citizens appear
to regard their Union with Italy equal
70 the return OF their wealth in The DAYS
ofthc Doges, and their capture of Con.
stanlinopc.. 1t is not remarkable that
they shonld thus yield to the excitement
Of the moment. In fact, their utter DC
spair heretofore and their present misery
would lead them to coniurr up any sort
Of happy dream for the future unrlcr
their changed circumstances. Wh;,,~
ever might happen under the Old do.
minion by which they should be deliver.
cd from their opprcssors, must ncccSsari.
y be an Improvement, and now they
naturally hope for the best. Her conai
ton to-day IS distressing; ). it is heat
rending to contemplate. Her mort is
deserted, her palaces arc empty; her
people arc sick, an would die Of slarva-
ton were they not led b.; the authorities
The shipping that, even within a. few
years, crowded her harbpr has been
driven by Austrian dcspo,ism to Trieste,
until nota single steamer frc1uents it.
'blc grand old marble palaces that Inc
the grand canal where once lived the
FallcrIs and the Dorias in regal sriendor
arc now tcnan;lcss,. except by bats, and
spiders and owls, aud decay must ere
long crumblo them to pieces. Hundreds
are daily supplied with bread and soup
at the public hospitals and store houses.
They como there aud wait for hours, and
sad sight they arc. Gaunt and wiin.
klel, worn by sickness and scanty fare
for mouths, they take their portions with
thanks and depart. They suggcstto
every one il troop Of srectrrs from their
graves, and as they bear back their pale
faces and ragged drarery to the dark
holes from whence they came one can
not help shuddcring. The Star Of Ven.
ice has set forever, and nothing can
bring it again above the horizon. Her
prosperity belongs to another age and
race. The glory Of the past may gild
her present aspect, but will no more
warm'.t into life. The brains OF her
citizens already tecm with new projects
of grandeur. Two banks, a steamboat
company, and various other corporations
are about to be incorporated, and every
effort is made to inluse now vitality INTO
the withcred memory Of the past. But
IL certainly seems all in vain Where
Is her commerce to come from? Trieste
Is thriving on her lifc-blood, and now
can afford to dcspisc her once powerful
nval. Her old trade has left her, and
what manufactures could now be cs,ab.
hshod with any prospect ofsncccss ?
The most Venice can hope for is % cons
tortablo old age as a provincial town.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

CoLDs.--If a man begins to cough,
as the result Of common cold, IL is
the effort of nature herself attempting
the cure, and she will affect it in her
own time, moro cflcctually than any
man can d., if she is lot alone, and
hor instincts cherished. What arc
those instincts? She abhors food and
graves warmth. Honcc the moment q
man is satisfied that he has taken
oold, let him do three things. First,
eat not an atom second, 90 to bed
and cover up warm in q room; third,
drink as much cold water as he wants,
or as much hot herb tea as, he. can
and in three cases out Of four, he will
be entirely we'll in tbirty-six hours
Halls Journal Of HsulMs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

TnE Hoe CRor.,- Our readers will
very naturally desire to knew what is
the prospect Ior cheap bacon during the
coming season, and VIC present them
With view Of tho prospects of the
coming hog e-slanghtcring season around
the falls Of the Ohio-tic centre Of the
Western pork packing region a YVES.
tcrs Journal says: "Thcre will be large
hog crop the present season l'lcrt is
an abundance OF the best corn 10 feed
them on, and for this reason feeders arc
not likely to crowd the market until
their supply of corn is pretty well ex.
hau#ed. 1t is believed that nearly four
hundred thousand hogs will be Slang otter.
e,i in the cities around The falls during
the packing season Of lSGG- 81. There
arc 10 prices established, the views of
the packers being widely different aslo
what should or will be The opening rates.
The price it is believed, however, will.
be between g. and I! cents. THESE
figures arc, however, tho mere guess or
packers. The probabilities are that the
opening price will be tho same as at
Cincinnati "---1ndcrSQn MtUigencey.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

"Tho top Of tho morning to yc, Mr..
Oflahcrty." "Thc heel of tho cven--
ing TO yo Mrs. Hughes. How is all
wid ye this morning?" "Och, bad
enough, Mr. O'Flaherty Patrick has
boon lying at the pint of sickness for
sIveral days expcctin. every mint to
be his ncxt."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

\ party from The Dorm mines, at,
Abbcvi>lc, S. c., represent discoveries
Of gold there which promise largo re.
suits. An OIL battery, after eighteen.
hours work, gave s ozs. II .pwts. Of
gold from less than.a ton and quarter
Of reduced orc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

a NEw MArERiAL.--Itis is said that an ar
tifcial ivory is now made in Franco from
paste ofpapier maehc and gelatin. Billiard
Balls formed Of this material, though barely
third of the price of those made of real
ivory, arc yet so durable and elastic that
they can bcthrown from the top Of the house
on to the pavement, or violently struck
with hammer, without injury. With this
same paste, to which tho na,na Of Partisan
marble is given, among other things, the
finest and most complicated mouldinss for
ceilings can be made, or capitals for columns
oan bo constructed in any color so as to re.
sembae the most valuable marbles.