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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

Artcmus Ward, (Charlcs r. Brown, J
now delivering his quaint and popular
Lectures i'll London, was formerly a
Jour Printer and some ten years ago
entered London, Ohio, in scarci. OF work
a strolped individual.
Now I'D ""ears The belt" rs champion
Jokist.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23
Selected Poetry.
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.

Tho poom below, which was first publish.
ed in the kicker6ooker Mayasine, is made up
of single limos from twenty-five English and
American poets, beginning with Longfellow
and ending with Byron. It would take
some time to afiix each writer's name to his
line or lines. though the majority arc, Of
course, we'll known:
-"Pearls at random strung,
BY future poets shall be sung"
"The night has como. but not too soon;
Westward tho course uf empire takes it's
Te banks and bracs of Bonnie DoonI
Blue spirits, and whitc, black spirits and
gray.
'Rocked in tho cradle of The lccp,
Ola Cnspcr's work WAS done;
Piping on hollow reels to his pent sheep.
Charge, Chester, charged On, Stnnly, on
There was q sound Of revolry by night,
On Linden, whom tho sun was low;
a voice replied far up the height,
Tall oaks from littIo aoornx grow.
"What if little rain shoull say.
l have not loved tho worll, nor the world
ih well day
Woodman, spare that tree!
"My heart loaps up with joy to SEQ
A primrose by the waters brim;
Iacohous, he did climb tho tree:
Few Of our youth could oopo with him.
"Thc prayer Of Ajax was for light,
The ligh! that never was on sea or shore
Pudding and beef make Dritons fight
Never moro.
"Unaor n spreadinr chesnut trco,
For hours thcgi her snt,
md my AnnabtI Lee;
a mans q MAJ for ! that.
"Trutli crushed to earth shall rise again,
And waste its Sweetness on the dcs. :. air
In thn;ier lightning. or IN rain,
Mono but the brave deserve tnc (uir.
"rcll mo not In n,ournful numbar
The child Is father of the nlau:
Hush, my dear, lie still mud slumOcr;
They can conquor who believe thcy can
"a ohangc came o'or tho spirit Of my dream
Whatever Is, Is right;
And things nrc not wllnt they seem
Ny native land, good night!"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

The kINdsrREE JAIL AFFAIR. The
Courier learns from a private letter,
dated Kngstrcc, S. c., January IL,
hat The jury OF inquest empanneicd in
the above case, after hearing the mass
OF testimony cliciIcd in the inyestioa.
tor, rendered a verdict ccnsuring the
sheriff for dcrcliction Of duty in not hav.
ing the keys at the jail, and that, in their
opinion, had the keys been on hand at
first, some of the inmates might have
been saved.
LosT.-Betwccn sunrise and sunset,
two golden hours, each set with sixty
brilliant minutes. The advertiser
never expects to recover the above
montion articles but introduces this
as warning to others, that they
weigh well tho value of time; and note
its rapid fight.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

uhNEh'"s Tho Now Orleans Crescent
shSs shSs ,nat several Of tho Yicksbmg NOR
S"mn'o ,"m 'iaae up purse Of ono hundred
dollars for tho men of tho Twcnty.fnnr,S
United States Infantry, as a testimonial ~
gratitude forthe great service rendered hv
tmat command nt the lato disastrous Are
me gallant Twenty fourth immediaicH
relief Of tho su!rorers. y. W. '"o
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

according to census just con,plct-
ca, the population of Paris and it's
suburbs is 2,l5O,9l6. At tho last
census taken in 1861 the population
was l,95l ,GG0, i'm Increase in Eve
ycars'of 1926, or about ton and
one-tenth per cent. During tho five
years preceding 1861 tho increase was
thirteen per cent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

The trial of Tho negro Horace Greedy for
the murder Of Is. S. Rhett. Esq, last July,
began Friday last, in Charleston II is tho
hrs' capital case tried hero under the new
criminal code. The Court assigned U. s.
senator Campbell and other eminent coun-
sci to defend the prisoner The evidence
Tor The prose cuion is chiefly by negroes.
ana conclusive of the prisoners guilt. Tho
irihl excited much interest. the court room
beng dcnscly crowded. Hornce was oon
victed OF mnrder. but his alleged accom-
plice was acquitted. Under the provisions
OF the new code, the prisoner made state
ment on The witness stand. -Cayhieston
Ne,oS:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

BUcKwHElT CAKEs--As this Is tho
season for buckwhcat cakes, little at.
tontion to what Halls Journal of Ele0ltl,
says as to this preparation may be OF
bencGt to those Of our readers who can
enjoy the luxury. That journal saws
that buckwheat cakes properly baked
arc very healthy aid nui i ious. They
should DO put on tho soapstono griddle
over good fire, and turned once only
and the sooner they are eaten after
baking tho bettor and healthier thoy are,
When turned over moro than once, like
wheat cakes, the are spoiled, and instead
Of becoming the most indigestible.
Some housewives, not knowing this fact
which is really chemical onc--spoi
this favorite food. Soapstone grlddles
require no grease, and never burn the
cakes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

fHrAL AFsnAy.--We learn by passengers
on the Grccnvlle Road that n diGicnItv
oco'ared near Chappcll's Depot, on Friday
i"st, between Stanmoro Chappcli and man
named Payne, which resulted in tho death
oi thc former and the severe woundiup of
inc latter. freedman was also killed in
the nflray. Wo have not learned tho full
particulars, ana therefore refrain from fur.
Their commcnt.-Pk6nir.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

General Storling Prico has been
presented by q few citizens of Now
Orleans with a largo tract of valuable
noxas lands. He reached the city on
tho lst from Mexico, and is on lis
way to St. Louis. 1t is said that ho
was notified by General Sheridan that
tno Government would be informed of
his arrival. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

Iho recruiting which is to take plncc IN
RUSSIA from the 37th of January to ihe 27,h
OF February, ut the rate of four conscr;nta
per loeo inhabitants, and five Dor 1000 IN
certain @, districts, will produc. $50. 600 mon.
Ing dne knssian army at p, cscnt numbers 500.
wv men under arms; add to which $50, 600
numbers is ] 100000. '"0 rum"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

nArriNEss.-- Our life, it is true, has
It's bright and dark hours, yot mono arc
wholly obscured for when the sun of
happiness is set, tho reflected moon
around us. " "''i'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

Mrs. Saturn, one Of the ladics-in-
waiting upon the sun, is said to have
been tho first lady that wore hoons
High authority for the fashion, that.
and the way men have been gazing at
her Tor SO many years shows that thew
admire them. '
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

General Butlor has commenced a
npol SUIT against "Brick Pomcroy'' of
INC La Crosse Democrat, Wisconsin.
lers damages. w.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

1t was so cold in louisville tho
otncr day that an Irish woman, wash
ing at wash tub, had tho garments
frozen II IN her hands, and throo lines Of
"Kory O'NIore" stretching from bo.
mouth irozo as she sung thom. Wo
90 not vouch for this, but Prentice
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

II is reported that General Sher.
nun IS about to lead to the altar ono
OF Loulsiana's faircst dauehtors
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

In borlin, Prussia, horse moat, has
round so much favor that the number
OF OF norses slaughtered in year has al
ready reached two thousand six hun
dred' anu is constantly increasing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

HORTICULTURAL HINTS FOR EVERY
Dory AND ALwAys.-Cultivatc ac-
qnamtances, if desirable ; if not cut
them.
Never SOW the seeds of Disscnsi,n.
Weed your Library.
Get as much Hearts case as you
can.
Attend to tho Wall flowers and
trim Coxcomhs.
Emulate the C"cumbcr-ba cool.
Don't Peach.
Avoid Flowers of Speech.
Take the advice of the Sage, or you
may Rue the consequences.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

a chicago paper intimates that Son.
ator lrumbull has been doing a thriving
business on borrowed brains.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23


CoRoNER's lNQuEsr-TnE BoDY FoUND IN
FIsuER's PoNn.--C Coroner Walker having
received information with reference to tho
finding of n body in Fishers Mill Pond, OH
Thursday last, he Immediately proceeded
10 investigate the matter, and, il is believed,
has been successful in clearing up tic mys-
terry 1t appears that the unfortunate man
was DR.. j. Rasky, dentist, who resided in
Columbia several years ngo, but moro re-
Gently in Fernandina, Florida. From tho
evidence nd'lnccd before the jury, 1t appears
that the deceased had been laboring under
mental alteration for some time lie had
been boarding at Nickcrson's Hotel q few
days, bat was missed from there about tho
"0lh of December, although he has hccn
seen by different porsoas rs late rs Monday
last-at that time in tho vicinity Of the
pond where tho body was found-nll Of
whom testify hat he acted very strangely.
No marks of violence could DO found IA
thorough examination having been made nv
Drs Templcton and Reynolds. The Jury
returned verdict that lhc deceased onnc
to his death from some cause unknown to
them. The body was tnken in charge by
the Mnsons and The religious denomination
with which the unfortunate man had becn
connected. PGn,r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

Switzerland is the only foreign pow.
or that docs not reoiprocato in accred-
iIng to Washington q Minister. "a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23
Things Wise and Otherwise.

"Can you toll me what this is, sir p
said Il man to chemist, exhibiting
box full Of specimens. "Certainly ;
that is from pyritcs." "And what is
that p sDross.' And what is it
WORTH sNothing.' "Thundcr A
woman i'll our town owns hill full of
that, and Zee married hcr p
Sambo was hacking away at n tough
oak, when Lightning struck tree
near him, ind shivcred it. 'Bress de
Lord p said he, & jes like to see uu,
try dis one [ reckon dcy find dcrc
match p
An old lady, who had insisted Oh
her minister's praying for rain, had
her cabbage cut up by hail storm,
and, on viewing the wreck, remarked
that she never knew him undertake
anything without ever doing the
natter
If you would find q great many
faults, be on the look out. IT you
would find them in still greater ubun-
dance, be Oh thc look in.
Two Emcr;lders were caught out in
a gale, when ono knccled down and
began praying, sBe aisy, Mike said
the other, as he ran his oar down sI
can tctch bottom. Bc aisy what's the
use of prayin' whom VIC can tech bot
tom.
In trying political times, squint-
eyed courticr asked Tallyrand how
things were going. CAS- you sec, SIR
said the astuto dipomatist.
One horse power raises $4,000
pounds one foot per minute.
Pat said Judge Snilfto his neigh
Dor i'll sleeping car, syou would have
remained long time in the old coun-
try before you could have slept with
judge yes, yer honor and yc
would have been long time in The
old country before yc'd been u
judge
An English paper advcrtiscs "a
piano for sale by u lady about to cross
the channel in an oak case with carved
legs
4 want to buy scwing-mac!,inc,'
said an old lady, entering shop.
'Do you wish a machine with fel-
lcr {" inquired the clerk 'Sakcs, no
don't want any yer fcllcrs about me-
An old sailor objected to the pro-
posed invention of an India-rubber
ship, because it would rub out all the
lines of latitude and longitude, to say
nothing of the equator.
Mr.. and Mrs, Brewer, of Ky, have
twenty-five children. This is the
most extensive brewery in the West.
y yankee witness in court described
hog as having no particular car
marks, except Il very short tail.
The following might be called the
"Nlilky Way"
Forty mill1mcn were arrested in
New York one morning this week
while patronizing the same hydrant
to "attenuate their lactcal mcrchan-
die"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

BURHING OF THG kiNGsTnEH JAIL-RE
PORT OF THE "onoSER's lSQuEsv. AT aJury
of InQue= tsun,DloncdtoinQuire into tho cause
and circumstances Of tho burning OF tho
jail, tho following verdict was rendered
after four days investigation:
: Tint tho twcnty.two colorod persons con-
fined in The Jail of Kingsircc came to their
deaths by tho burning Of tho said Jail,
wherein they were all consumed, except the
portions IF three bodies inspected by tho
jury. They further found that the fire ori-
ginatcd between the ceiling overhead OF theb
second floor and the floor Of tho third story;
hat it was communicated by some of the
PRISONERS confined in the Jail, but whctlIor
communicated by accident or design the
jury nro unablet to agree upon any conclu-
sion. They also stated that had the jni or
been in his proper place AT tho Jail, and
with the keys in his possession, when tho
ljal was flsi discovered to bo on fire, and
| when The alarm bad first been given, the
| three women, and perhaps more of tho p,is-
oncrs, could have been saved, and that for
this neglect and dercliction Of duty tho
Sheriff and Jail0r are censurable
In witness whereof |, Il Is Logan, Distric,
Judge ofsaid District, acting as Coroncrt
and tic Jurors aforesaid to this inquisition,
have intcrchnngcably put our hands and
scals, thr eleventh day Of January A. D.
1867.
II B LoGAN,
District Judge and Acting Coroner.
Edw Porter, Foreman; NJ Nndcr,
| Nelson, Wm Erwin, d NJ Duke, J G Me-
Cants, Il Il Lcsrsno, Jos G Kirkllnd, j NJ
Staggers, NJ liirsch, NJ Schwartz, Jas NJ
Nelson, S L DcR'ckin.
MILITARY ARREST. Lieut.. Ross, COM
manling the garrison, at this place, acting
nt,H,r L, SIrun 4, 49,
Frccdmcns bureau, arrested Sheriff Mat
thcws, James = Barrinenu and s Beck on
ycs scrday, and sent them to Charleston this
morning. Phs arrest was made in conso-
qucncc of their being in charge Of the jnil
Which was recently destroyed by fire al this
place.
These officers were arrested while in dis
charge of their duty on the District Court.
--'huystrec Star.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-06-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..
PuILApurnIA, June -, 1867.

FLouR.-Only 5O0@6OO bbls. were
disposed of at SS@S,5o T. Dbl. for super.
fine; S9@9,5o for extras; S9,75@ll
for Northwest extra family; sl0@l2. 80
for Pennsylvania and Ohio d.. do, and
at higher figures for fancy brands. Rye
Flour is very quiet and selling at S6,75@
I. 200 bbls. Brandywine Corn Mea! solo
on secret terms.
WHARF.-The offerings of Wheat are
small, but the demand is extremely lim-
tied. Sales of $500 bush. at S202.35
= bush. for fair and choice red, incud-
ing 1900 bush. California on terms kept
secret. Rye commands 81, 40. Corn is
rather quiet at yesterdays figures. Sales
of 5000G6000 bush. yellow at sl,0t in
store and from the cars, and Sl,O6 ahoat,
including some Western at 81 ,04. Oats
are held firmly; 1900 bush. Pennsylva-
MIA sold at Soc
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TO CONS IMPTiVs.>.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple rem
| edy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumpiion-is anxious 30 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it. he will send n copy
Of the prescription used free OF charg".
with the directions for preparing and using
c same which they will fnl SURE CURE
for CoNsUMrrioN, ASTHMA, BnoNculrIs,
CoUGHs. CoLps, and all Throat and Lung AZ
fecticns. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, AID may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO., Y.
may 10 lS61- ".
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-06-26
may 10, 1867 -ly.

A GREAT DIsCovERv.-One Of the greatest
n and most useful discoveries in medical
science was made by the celebrated DR.. j.
Dumas, of Paris, Chief Physician to the In
perial Infrmity of France. in 1861. Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
ease known as the Pills, and effectudlly cured
by the use of DR.. J. DUMAS FRENCH PILE
SALvE, cannot speak too highly of the bene-
fits conferred upon them by the use of the
certain remedy. 1t has never been known to
fail in etfeeting permanent cure in single
case. In this respect it surpasses all other
medicines of the kind. 1t will do just what
it is recommended for; if not the money will
be refunded. One or two boxes is sufficient
to effect permanent cure in four or six days,
if the directions on the boxes are followed
Price one and two dollars rer box, according
to size. Sent by Mail or Express to any part oi
the United States OF Canada. Sold by Drug
gists generally. A liberal discount made 10
the trade. Address D. s. DUNHAM & Co
WiEiamspor,, Pa, sole Proprletors nd Man
ufacturers for the United States andCanada.
dec. o-'66.
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FARMS FOR SALE

TIE undersigned offer at private sale the
following Real Estate, located in Juniata
county, Pa, viz:
No IA tract of land located in Beale town
ship, said county, Seven Miles from the Penn.
sylvania Rail Road, at Perrysvil!e Station,
containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES, One
Hundred and Seventy of which is cleared
and under good fence, the best quality of
Limestone Land. with BANK BARN S4II 100
feet, GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, Spring
House with never failing Spring of Water
A large Orchard of choice varieties, Of all
kinds of Fruit
No. "A tract of Land in Spruce Hill
township, same county, containing l54 Acres
Of first quality Limestone Land, with a new
BANK BARN, LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Spring House, and never-failing Spring of
Water at the door, with Young Orchard of
excellent fruit.
No. "a tract Of Land adjoining No. ],
in same Township and County, containing
| ONE HUNDRED & SEVENTY-FIVEA ACRES
with n Cond Water pnrar
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GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL.

thereon erected, with THREE run of BURS,
finished off with all the modern improvements.
GOOD SAW MILL, TWO GOOD DWELLING
HOUSES, Bank Barn, Spring House, Wash
House and all necessary out buildings. This
property is as well located az any in the
county-four public roads coming together at
the Mll-and is not surpassed by any for
rierchantle purposes as it is ca the post road
from East Waterford to rerrysville and will
be sold low and on terms to suit purchasers
Persons wishing TO see either of the above
properties can do so by calling on VIM. Okeson,
residing on No. J, 0: J. i. Doyle, residing on
No. 3.
May %, 1867. OkESON & DOYLE.
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aItw ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRE WSURAMCE

1funhcrland Valley Mutual Protection Com
" pany, Dickinson twp, Cumberland coun-
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Other reliable Company. Capita! over S1h9,0J9
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Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
L Office East Main street, York, IA. Ac-
cumulatcd capital over S52a,000.
II. KEABEP, Prest.
Insurance Co!npany of North America,
1 Philadelphia. Capital $500,0)o, (oldest
stock Insurance Company in The United
Statss) Incorporated iu l79t. $4,000, 600
losses PAID in cash. ASses:s January !,
1867. 81, ,763, 2G7.2 %.
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JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, of Port Royal, Ju
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spttial Notitrs.
DIR. SCAENCK,S
MANDRAKE PILLS
a Substitute for Cny,,

These Pills arc composed Of variou, r,o., ,.
tho power to rcax the seorc.ions of tbc IT, :,
promptly and efcctuniy blue Ell or ,,erc,,-,.
and without producing any OF taose di,nsroc,h,, =,
dangerous o!oc:s which often follow the ,,c of A.,
lAcr.
In al bilious disorders hcse Pills may tc used With
confidence, they promote the discharge OF yi,n.e5
bile and remove thosc ohtrrctions from the live,
and hillary dues, which ara the casSe Of Lilious
affections in general.
sCRENCK'S MANDRAKE Pills cure Sick
Headache and all discrdc-5 oltiie Liver, indicated by
eallow skin cSa ed tongue, costiycncss, erowsiacss
and Q general feeling OF wea-incss ani lesstase,
showing THAI t.le !ivcI Ia in torpid oLsrucied
condition.
In shoTt, these Pills may be used with advnn-
tace in all cancs when q purea:ivc Alternative
medicine Is required.
P.ease lss Tor "Dr. Scionck's Mandrake Pills,
End otseryc that the two nkeaossca Of the Doctor
ara on tie Government ttanip-one when in the ln.S
rtaee OF Consumption, ard the other In his preseit
heath.
Sold By all Drucgiats and dealers. Price 95 ccnts
per box. Prucipa, OiIicc, No. Is North Oh S,rtct,
raiade.phia Pa.
Genera. Wholesa,c Agents: Dcm,, Barne. b Co.,
q Park Row New York; S. &. isnec fJ5 islii-
more st. Baltimore I'D. : John u. Park ,'. L.
cor OF Fourth and walnut ST., Cincinnati Ohio;
Walker Taylor, -. aud 1=s wain,h Avenue,
Chlca-c, H.; Collins Bro:hers, southwest corner
o. Second and Vins s,s., 81 Louis. Mo.
La :..a W. ce- no. II.
Jan so. 1861.
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