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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26
Bank Failure.

CnIcAGo, Sept. 23.--Tho failure of
the Produce Bank, with the develop
ments, causes great sensation. Liza
bilities nearly $2,000,OO0; assets
$lll,0O0 including four notes for
$24, 900 each,
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS, Tho Farmer's
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by 6K-
urcs That ono pnir of RATS will have pro-
gcny and defendants no less than 900
in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can DO kept down, they would con-
sumo more Food than would sustain G5, 600
human beings.
BfsS" SEQ "CosTAn's" advertisement above.
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General Forrest and other Confedc-
rate officers in Memphis sent friendly
dispatch to the Convention of Fedc-
raj Soldiers and Sailors in Cleveland,
and friendly answer was returned.
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1866.

RATS rrrsus BIRDS.-Whoove engages
III shooting small birds 10 a cruel man who
ever aids in cxtorminating rats is q boncfao-
tor. We should like some one 10 give us
'hc benefit OF their experience in driving
out these posts Wo need something bc.
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business,
--iScirntifc american, N. J..
DEhr See "CosTAns" advertisement above.
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A bride recently startled the oliicia
ting clergyman at Hampshire, England,
by making the extraordinary vow to her
husband, TO ave and too old from this
day for,n't, for better horse for richer
power in sifgcrness else 70 love cherries
and to bay
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1866.

" FARMERS AND IOUSEKEEpERs-
should rccollcct Tint hundreds of dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &c., are an.
nunlly destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other insects and vermin---nll Of which can
BIO prevented by n few dollars worth Of
"CosrAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant, So, Exter-
minator, bought md used freely.
I1ea,. SEQ "CosrAR's" advertisement above.
Iea. Sold
0eA. By i"itf
All Druggists and Dcalers overywhore
'' DARNEs, WARD q co., /
Wholesale Agents, 7
., New Orleans, La.
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.Quinin,e,,.

DoyER's POWDERS, sulphurio Ethor,
~ Cardamon Seeds, Chainomilo Flow
ers, Chlorcform, Licorice, Corrosive Subli-
mate, Colobcnm Seeds, Mustard, Bell Co.
logne, Tricophorons, ArnoId's Writing
Fluid. 4 just received by =
+ KETCHfE, MoMAsTER & co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

When man. receives a periodical,
or newspaper weekly, and takes great
delight in reading them, but neglccts to
pay for them, I wonder if he has soul
or a gizzard2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

Napolcan I, on founding the Con-
federation of the Rhine, reduced the
number of German Sovcrcigntics from
l47 to 81. Count Bismark reduced
tho numbor of these States to 21.
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Steamer Sunk,

CINCINNATI, September 2l.-Tho steamer
r. Gilmore, with valuable cargo, struck
wreck of u sunken boat below Mound
'ty, Illinois, and sunk Immediately. The
tssengers and Grew escaped Loss: boat
I'd cargo, valued at 5000; principally
sured. i
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, September l9.-Tho Legisla-
ture ihjoint session to-day elected Cattell
United States Senator, ID Radicals voting.
The Democrats refused to participate in the
proceeding Adjourned sine die.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, September 2l.--Gold 1433.
'tton quiet and easier at 86@37. Flour
m. Wheat l@2 cents better. Lard
avy at l6@1oc' Sugar dull at l1@1l3.
uffoe dull.
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SaSeEssssss Ssss : IS =, g;
Cholera in Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 23.-Fifty
cases cholera for "a hours ending yos-
terdays Every body leaving tic oity
that are able ; business stagnant.
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New Goods! New Goods
Received by late Arrival from New York,
JAMES ID. MILNOR

GALICoES, Dclaines, Long Cloths, Brown
- Shirtings nnd Sheetings, Sntinets,
Plain and Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, 'Coats Cotton. all Nos.
Mems and Women's Boots and Shoes,
Boys Shoes, Misses and Indies fine Glove
Kid Caters and Hosiery.
GROCERIES.
Salt in seamless sacks, over 200 lbs
each, Coffee, of three qualities. Sugar Crush
ed, Granulated and Brown of several grades
Spices, Nut Megs, Pepper, Soda, Citron,
Currents. Almonds, Cox's Geletine, Corn
Starch, Powder, shat, (all sizes) Caps, G. D.
Water Proof and Niuskct.
TIN WARE.
Buckets, Cups. Milk and Dish .lPans,
Baking Pans Of block tin, Wash Basins,
Plain, Painted and Block Tin Muffin Rings,
Pate Pans, Candle Molds, Painted Tin
Toys, Meat FORKS, Basting Spoons, Dip.
pers, &c.
GUNNY BAGGING AND ROPE.
Nails, Old Dominion and Empire State,
oil sizes. sept l8-tf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

There were only six persons in Mem.
phls in 1861 who voted against seces.
sion. Now thorc are not less than six
hundred persons claiming to be one Of
the six. Just the case in Richmond
says the EraWancr,
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State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT,

Job" 1'', y ''';;;'s' n;;;',, Z; + n, ,H;,s!y u.
Eli Harrison. J Dover.
TN pursuance OF II decree made in this casc.
l. all the Judgment and other creditors of
John Harrison, decd are hereby notified
Oh or before the first day of Mny next, to
exhibit aud provo by sufficient testimony,
before the undersigned at his Office in
Winnsboro, their several and respective
judgments, executions, debts, claims and
demands against the estate of said dcocas-
cd.
All judgment creditors also notified that
they are enjoincd in said decree from en-
forcing their writs of Fciri Facas against
the said tracts of land--nnd nll other Gro.
ditors, that they are therein cnjoincd from
commencing or prosecuting any suit CT
suits at law against the defendant, J ohm r..
Harrison, rs Administrator Of said estate
without the leave Of this court
U.A. GAILLARD,
q. II. f. -.
Commissioners Oflicc, q.
Wilnsboro, s. c., Sept. 4, 1866.
sept d-law6m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

E7There is a burden Of care in getting
riches, fear in keeping them, tempta.
tion in using them, guilt in abusing
them, sorrow in losing them, and q
burden Of account at last to be given
up concerning them. a.it ,s,4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

nlieS1 VI mall hSent OH tno Unarge OF
Murder Oommitte while Acting as Pro-
vost Marshal.
CINCINNATI, September, %. The
steamer General Buell., mail packet be,
tween this city and Louisville, was
boarded at Warsaw, Kentucky, plight
before last, by two or three hundred
men, who forcibly seized G. W..Ferris;
United States mail agent, and t ook him
ashore. Ferris was Provost Marshal
at Warsaw during the war, and was
instrumental in The execution of two
guerillas by order Of General Burbridge.
The Gazette and Commercial say he
was arrested without warrant, while
the engineer aflirms that true bill had
been found againt him by the grand jury
of Carroll County for murder.
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AT DALY'S JEWELRY STORE.

COLTS celebrated Police Pistol, four and
" six inch. ~
Ivory balance handle table and dessert
Knives.
Plated Spoons and Forks.
American Watches.
Plain gold Rings 18 Karots.
few fine sets of Jcwclry.
pretty assortment of Children's Ear.
ii"gs' &C. - sept 1S-2mo
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NEARLY A RIOT The New York
Sum Of Tuesday says:
Not little excitement was created
in the lower part OF the city on Monday
morning, by the appearance Of Col. Ives,
formerly aid de.camp to Jefferson Davis,
and Ehgineer.in Chief on the staff Of
General Lee. A story affecting the char
acter OF Ives got abroad, and quite a
mob assembled, hootihg, jeering, and
threatening personal violence. On ar.
irving at his hotel-an up town one
Ives was again assailed, on addressing
the crowd, declaring his innocence o
the charges against him. tho mob dis
persed. Col. Ives, since the conclusion
OF the war, has been resident Of Eng
land, of which he is now citizen. His
vile is sister of Raphael Semmes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

The Prussians lost In the war 2473
killed, 534l severely wounded, 1865
slightly wounded, and 1860 missing,
making atotal Of l9;250. : Rs -
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Wilkes Booth, whose body Secretary
Stanton took SO much pains to dispose
Of so that no man should ever know the
spot where it was buried, is reported to
be IN Europe The story is that the
man whom "Boston Corbett" so heroic.
ally shot, and whose body Stanton refus
ed to exhibit to any one that ever saw
Booth, was poor wretch hired oy the
assasslns to personate Booth, in order to
facilitate tho escape of the latter.
Whether there be or not be a suspicious
circumstances connected with the fate Of
Wilkes Booth, that Stanton refused to
deliver the body that was brough. IN
from Virginia to his friends or even to
let them look upon it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26

HoRRID DEATH OF RADICAL
One of the convicts of the Western
(Pa.) Penitcntiary, named Holmes, on
Thursday morning indulgcd in the
most blasphemous language, cursing
everybody, cursing Christ, cursing
God and pronouncing God the author
Of all sin and ridiculing the Bible.
While uttcring his blasphcmics he
was struck down with apoplexy and re-
manned unconscious until he died at
IL O'Clock, noon, on,Friday.
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RbMoRs CoNoERNlNa NApo1.EoN.

hCMoRs CONCERNING NApoLEoN.-.
a strange rumor comes from Rome to
tbs effect that conspiracy to poison the
Emperor Of the French at Vichy was
discovered before he left that place.
The poison was to have been admins.
tered in potion which the Emperor
was accustomed to drink after his bath.
1t is asserted that man Eamed Valen.
tine was to have carried this design into
effect; but when it was discovered
through warning letter sent by ono OF
tho conspirators in Rome to the Empe-
ror, Valentine committed suicide.
1t is reported in Paris that some time
since Napoleon, fearing failure of the
negotiations for peace between Austria
and Italy, wrote a letter te King Victor
Emanuel, in which he impressed on tho
king the necessity Of preventing, at all
hazards. the resumption of hostlities,
and OF the same t,mc remarked:
"To facilitate the complement of
Italian nationality, I givc up asking
Prussia for the compensation to which [
would have a right in exchange forVe.
netia. 1t is,in fact my grea, ombarra IS.
ment."
The Paris correspondent of the Morn.
ing Star says tnat "thcsc words clearly
indicate that the Emperor Napoleon re
nounces tor the present the aggrandse.
mcnt of the French frontier on the north
and east in the interest of Italy. 1t is
also understood that on tho same occa-
sion King Victor emanuel received the
assurance that France would make no
demand from Italy in exchange for We
nesia, thus showing that the reports as
to The annexation Of Sardinia to the
French Empire were utterly devoid Of
foundation.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-26
Wendell Phillips Nominated for Congress

BosroS, September 19.-Wondell Phillips
has been nominated for Congress by the
working mep Of third District.
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strength, nor the, sExnanstsd.

rtlNIfsN ~ uss sFl -lrHts ~ spea ~
a,ubouAsAs dia sstt Wssss ineh ~ ipcb3 q sedny
Ssstnsss I iOt idsbiiity, vii br - e<ftsiaH.
though pst % -quistly, - CAya1ns i6vsr.t Nh
asked how the weak shall b made strongi the o.
btiilsssi sustained aha festosSu NE sxhsustsd
rsallsd with vital energy We aver that OF all In
MIGRATING preparations given by science TO man.
fssm The ,lnstutisp OF, .thstrt u hsallng 70 Abe
pcsssns hesr, noe oas has Srsayht sush woaasss
In 'tss nay Of REsTpR lrfoEHl no0rErrEHv
CEtEIRATRDs r0MAcHsRfTTRtsA This In
assd THE tonic o. TONES. ~ . fshtsltslss.
tt.ps3hsspportips.1 lih proiOpgihs sgspr tths
like sf " u not 70 BE- foand In ths catalogue Il
nsdisihsl- sAoens the. yshous sstislss used y
Stpuss The Dormant powsr OF hsturs, IS stands
aios,--ihs grsss svakspsr d Ne penalyssd phys
,ouss IT. aos: oaly swaksas the physicsi povsrs
from ,,.ts Of oo,lspss ana lbanluop Sus him
parts permanent vigor 70 the muscular and ner.
vous systems-rslnforclng, as II we're, both tho
stronghold and the outworksof vitality. The aged,
the dserspld, Tho nervous tbs brot down Of both
sexes, arc recommended " tFyiL Thsy will assnf'
sdly aud u , present. help In time q sfoubls.,7f
H iim7Q siel IVA fINNtH' .''eh' 81. ''.''
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LOCAL & COUNTY 1HTELLIaEAoE.

y
/ On Saturday evening last Me- Char'es n.
Spear, OF Saco, was tound Soon aUer n'he
O'Clock, lying on the sidewalk near the covered
bridge In Ssco, In On ihsepsiole condition
His face was badly bruised and swollen, his
nose was broken, and he was bleeding Profu.e.
~ from his nose and mouth, He was taken
IN by Ii, policemen and Others. and carried 10.
.he i.il. As NO one present recognised him. and
there placed upon bed, his face carefully
washed, and proper attention given him. At
about eleven o'cloct sphysicisu was sent for,
but no relief could DO afforded. and about three
o'clock Sa,u, day morning the man died. AT
nine o'clock Coroner Gains smpaneled q Jury,
who proceeded to view the body and hold an,
inquest. Above . hundred persons came in
before the remains Esse identified. the features
we're 90 swollen and dissgursd. but ut last they
we're recognized by the bro,hsr OF tho deoess-
A i The Jo,y return ystdiot that Spear came
10 nm death between two and thres o'elo,k on
,hs tnoru,up or October 7,'by reason Of blows
.na t,sks upon the bead and face, given b.
Charlie. Wilkinson, OF SAco, and that, Charles
"a Edr,rly. and Hartley F :, Lewis, both Of
Biidet,rd, were pre.,u. aiding and sbe,,ing
the crime. .,.., -, ,r,,. -.rnil, nh o. .,. r.u
The three have been arrested and eomnh'sd
for trial before the January term OF Court to
Be holden IN s'co. In the preliminary '''s,
tefore Justice Loring. Lewis 'es,,nea 'se ,Vur
parties bad been Drinking. ana .nM - ".p.
son aud EdCe.'y were leading spe.I nome .'o ',
.As eny, Nn'ls go%s 'a'ooE w,,. Wy 800 .s
ofmss Spe~rsaosoI ngn'L'o " , ~
TOE n'e' sn1o'sa nun u S.. 49,, ~ ~, an
.aar,.,, 49,, wnlI,,or, The. dragged him
- ~. ia. a, ,hs ,o.a and A hs WA bspdisr
o,.r Mn &c.,, t,et,d Nm ,,h,cb caused him
70 b. 20 .,s,p.r,,.d ,h., b. tIst.d him sbo;u,
IL. Ma ..nn,n 4. Law i,tiIlI which state.
men, Il n. main correspond. With other evil
d.n.. .,o.u, Z. s.;l, 70 mention their a,,emp,
~ IN sn..,. LEVI, vi,hes TO turn states ev,
id.nee. But 10 convict the murdsrsrs Il will
do.b,,... NOT b neoes,ary 10 ma him, vii.
kiasOs, v.s arrested % Abe railroad track While
AsAssp.i.s,ts sscsps. He isa violss,. drust-
en-. d.nssross psrsss. ssd has previously and
oissn threatened the life Of his brother In law.
Lewis snd Bissray ss seven weeks Dot OF jail
tot larceny. Neither OF the three are over - q,
ys.Y OF age: .,,., r,r ....r. -.r,, ,rauy~-
Our eidssns have prsssassd to thsn Ia
,,n..,,;,, w. A.. .,,,,s,iSl nth
$500 '
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REPUBLICAN, MAJ0RITIEs.
STARTLING DIvBLoPNESTsl
CIVIL WAR AGAIN UPoS Usi,a,
JGansais Impeachment BY CsiIfsn
Certail! !, r. . ...,.. I

The elections In Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and
Pennsylvania took Placs on Tuesday. Ths
returns thus Ear received show thar Cory
has been elected Governor OF Penn. BY
about laOO majority, Wo hold our own
in the number Of Congressman and sain
,vo .,,. ,na ,..h.,h ~. ,..,.,.
- So
lure two-th'rds rsPuo''ean, insuring q
Senator OF the right stamp in place Of Ed
gar Cowsn, demijshnsou. The majority
ON the State ticket in Ohio il 50, 600 and
IN ~. H., c.,,,.s,;o.,, ,E.,,;., -.
-" ~ "0'e
"'"eu' 'ea''ng inc ae'esauo" US was oe-
fore. In Indiana Our majority on the whole
vote is about $4,000. Both sides claim
,,,;, or o,. Co,,r.ssr,,. Inn, ,h., ,.,,,ro.
- - N 49,
"'' very "'e'S'e' 'o"a ''ees :" nep"~''
can congressman by united majority OF
anywhere from 10000 to 10000 The
present representation to Congress from
,,os. Gan, s,,,.. :. "A =. 10 \. ,h. nav,
- 49, - " 20 - -, w ''
Iohg'ess wiz w ~ 10 w. Ner!hing
is lovely and the GOOSE hangs high. r..,..
On the heels of'tbe election returns comes
u. 81. - -
"o S'a''n"s '''e'ngenoo "'a' 'o""so" ns'
invited the ATTY. Gems op,Iion on Tho fol-
lowing points: ..r... .na
F1a-ls the present. Congress composed
Of u,embsrs from the Northern States alone
sucn IongIess@ t,e CoIs.;.u.oa tsqu'1es'
Sl,r,, ~ '' -
S,oosi- Would existing circumstances
justify the President IN sending h's next
annua' mssase 20 Nv nssai ens unr.h,
Conyrrss M ,be Cn;,.I states ~
TGrd-Does that clause IN section five Of
the first article Of the Constitution, which
iiakes eaen ho''se me I"nse o, me e'ee.
members. give TO The prrsrn, Congress the
right to exclude the members from tbs
States or to impose d'shonor.hle Or uneon,
'" ss"'% ' n,"s w" IT, ps..; ao II
ofy;re ,e,,,;r. him m cnfarce ,bo.e nrov;s-
ions Of The Constitution which give to each
State an equal right Of representation IN
S SS0sHs;.,. 81, 's ,.s, ,s Ss'n'' All s'c"0"
EdI-What steps do the Constitution
and his oath Of ONCE require the President
:" tase ~ olael 70 secure 'ne aA"e'"o"se
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'i SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
sspse.ser rer., 1899.


No. 4io-Mary Seacott Liblt. vs.. John Sea-
colt. Cause desrrtion. Divorce decrced.
No.'t7S-fernald d. Ham, 70. John Good
win, ct. als. Action against Selectmen OF
Shapisish, Cor refasipg vote of pill. nj the Sep
TENDER election 1864, Defense that he Was not
resident Of that town. =. A good deal Of cyl
dence vas introduced upon both sides and the
case WAS closely contested. Before the trial
the defts. offered b enter neither purity but plf
refused. The jury aftera sour hours delioera,
tioa returned . verdict foe The pit. and sssssssd
Dane & Bourne. Drew h Hamilton.
kimbsll. law.
State Va Benjamin L. Gould. Indictment
fvr assault end battery. Opsned,to the jury,
aud evidences for the GovernGept uut. when thA
County Attorney entered . mol. pros. ~ TO the
feloniops intent, AMI the respondsnt plead
guilty" to . simple assault. The Court an.
ID him SIS aud costs. 90. ~, OTTO
Go. Atty. Kiusbsil. Weld 4 MArshall.r
Lsrenso u. Goodwin, Lisls ~ MARI "a.
Goodwin. Libel Tor. divorce. Cause. 'sdslis-
Wa Ems,y AZ i.ib,,. m ar,i r'IN
Ma. fos. -biwsrd Norton. Llb,k ~. Msry
o. Hsssou. Lissl for divorce. Divorce de-
cseed.s co., sH'.' i-' ',slr .f'' 80, -'.s
No, sSS,-Msry Jane Piuniu,sr v. FranLliu
Q. Piummer. Libel for divorce, Divorce de-
erted and custody OF minor ehlldfen given 10
LibAllsnt.ii 'sEHITu' "a 'urE' 'H'7 ' 81 10
R.sry 4 Soa.r ..- .rsluv.., .-l 3. %. In..
Maria Clark, Liblt. vs. David Clark. Libel
Tor ,aiyene. CAase. dsssrtisA On, - yssrs.
PnSsr TOR slmony struck cut and divorce DE-
'''NsHoso..'" ~ in Drew 4 HAMILTON. o.,
On Thursday. Aaron A. Brsdiey, u Boston.
. eolorsd man. sss admitted to practice In the
Courts Of this State. ,.
Increase 5. K'nbsll ". Susan Butler. Yer
dtNa Chr dafk. 81 tWh'h H"i '"'H f.'. RI
"Solth.I ~, d., Wn. Hsesy. r''
LS,Yiab>n IA "A D., prsg 4. Hsatttoa.
,Ssaia' Va Jsnaa Wstsoa,., fpdissmsst; for A.
Paslt ssd ,Battsty upoa oes. Asrhn HAtson,
FriSosSs jastissd. Vsrdic, Dot guilty. :" wv
. co. ktiy. KiuOsIl. ~ 'Nocse.
! .T' , SyT-u bns sld 'Dvss D Hssilsos. "
Tuesday noon. the Court adjourned. 'iii
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PREPARED PREPARE!

CHOLERA ~-WINCIlESrERS uASIArIC CHOLkNA
" DROPS" (usci f1 more than twenty ysan In Msnas
and tbs Eri Iniiesl - AN INPAIIlRlx sPECitlc tR
Asiatic Cholera, Choiera Morbus, DiRr.
rhGa, Dysentery, Cholera infantum,
or summer Complaint, and all
~. ~ Diseases Of the Bowels. V'FJ
sir-y M .CIIOi.RRA pR0Py' shouh he kept on hauf
m every Iious.hold FOR INSTANT Use IN ALL CAsS
on NEYD In no Instance has n EVEN BEEN KNOWN
10 S5iI IN EFYECrfN6 cuRE.' IS! Lnsl
Ipcr, n 80 PEI vial bur vial, m - Sent ~ mall
eyerywbee, Oh receipt ot the prior and eight I'D sanps
~ pustaes. civexhrs me- Adds<s %. :" ~.
3sn3O J. WINCHESTER, 20 John St., ny
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Hasi in turn snds3he llie eusi ban of
III; ;. '::. no. lE..I HID

untairness to ne g6hservetNo Hept4hcSps
ly tho Albany Convention, that Mr.. Ray
rnond was turned out Of the Republican
National COMMITTEE, - like a-rm out OF a
tulip preserve" dismissed by his associates
- q Apostate a1aa renpg3deJto xwsnAef
IL As wh SWEET Will" ID devious md dis.
consulate paths where his fleece Is torn of
by brsmbles. He beats pi,eously for the
fold he deserted. lie ought to be thank.
Cd fFthy siryupaances Of wk9' kofont
paiiS ior ifithssc excuses eor. Aiding ibe
Fenton ticket were not at hand he would
be under the necessity Of finding othes.-
II il were our habit to deal in predic-
tons we si,ophl mn iHaH Shs1arl 90 pre-.
dieting that SIR. Raymond's treachery 70 the
Albany ticket win neither restore him 70
the place ifoSi which he has been elected
by the Repuhlican National Committee, nor
bling him back hjs loss sgbscribers. nor-s
cure him q new ,poMiaaiiouy " Congress.
iIsvinx irrscoyersbly forfeited bin Standing
with the, Radicals, he now ioolishly toIisits
IL with the conservatives ;.ssi IT, altsr shav-
ing burnt his candle half out at ono end,
he could restore its lost length by Lighting
Il ut the otlier. "''' '''''' " 49,,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-12
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