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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-02-28

The following new advertisements
WILDE found In the STANDARD this week:
Es-First Cleanse the system- DIR. Strickland.
vTEvaporator &c.--Blymyer, Day & Co.
EdExecutor's sale-D. W. Hoffman.
x1TWoolcn Atills--LeClcrcq & Co.
"a aI-Administrators- B. & e. Randall.
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eSA YOUNG LADY returning to her
country home, after sojourn of few months in
the City, was hardly, recognized by her friends.
In place of coarse. rustic, flushed face she had a
soft ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth
ness, aud instead of twenty-three she really ap-
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause of so great change, she plainly told them
that she used the Circassian Balm, and
considered 1t an Invaluable acquisition toany La
dy's toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentleman
can improve their personal appearance an hun
dred fold. 1t is simple in its combination, as Ma
ture herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its ef-
cacy in drawing impurities from, also healing,
cleansing and beautifying the skin and complex
ion. By its direct action on the cntlcle II draws
from it all its impurities, kindly healing the same,
and leaving the surface as Nature intended il
should be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful.
Price 81, sent by Mail or Express on receipt Of
an order by W. l.. CLARK s. CO., Chemists,
n.got. No, 0 West Fayette St, Syracuse, N. X,
The only American Agents for the sale of tile
same. sT-T-,T rI Feb. 2l, 'e1-lyl
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. ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished
y. As0e WoeSsrfal RersIaSOn,
MADE By The GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT
Madame H. A. PERRIGo.

CHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
- restores 10 happiness those who from dolefnl
events, catastrophies crosses In 9OVe loss cf re-
atous and friends, loss Of money, &C.. have be-
come despoDdent. She brings together those
long separated gives information concerning abb
sent friends or lovers restores lost or stolen prop
ertY, tells you the business you are best qualified
to pursue aud In what you will be most successful
causes speedy marriages and tells you the very
day you will marry, gives you the name, likeness
and characteTistics OF the person. She reads your
very thoughts, and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and lrdden my Jsteries o!
the future. From the stars we see In the ffma-
ment-the maleiic stars that overcome or pre-
dominate In the confguratton--fr the aspects
and positions Of the planets and the fixed stars in
the heavens at the time OF Birth she deduces the
future destiny Of man. Fail not 10 consult the
greatest AstrOlOgist on earth. Iteosts YOU bat a
trine, and you may never again have 50 favorable
an opportunity, Consultation fec. with likeness
and all desired Information, 81. Parties living at
o distance can consult the Madame by mail with
equal eaiety and satisfaction to themselves as If
In person. Afull and explicit chart. written out.
with all inquiries answered and likeness enclosed
sent BY mail on receipt of price above mentioned.
The strictest secresy will be maintained, and all
correspondence returned or DESTROYED. Refer
ences Of the highest order furnished those desiring
them. Write plainly the day Of the month and
year in which you were born, enclosing small
lock Of hair. l-I ~
Address, Madame H. A. PRRRIG0. ~
p. y. Drawer zs3, Buffalo, n. Y.
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CouRT WEEK.-This is the first week
of court, and there win be many people in from
the country. To all such we would say, just call
In at the Orange Furnace Store, Just below the
Bank, on Moin Street. 1t will pay you to take a
look atthis establishment whether you want to
buy ANYTHING or not
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MEDICAL NOTICE. ---lIR. ~. ZONE may
be consulted as follows;
In HAMDEN % the jackson House, on Mon
days, Sept. 10 Oct. 10 Nov. 10, Dee. "a Jan.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tues
days, Sept. IL; Oct. 16; Nov. 20; Dec. 20, Jan.
90; March 81 April 0; May IA; June Is.
AL sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Cone, % lie charges nothing for consultation; and
his success In this community, during Ave years
practice, Is guarantee Of bis skin in the treatment
Of all varieties Of diseases. But do not defer your
application until your disease is incurable. 9''5
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GovnRNMENr is PAYING the ADDITION

'OVVERNhENI IS AliNG TIE kADDIIIUN-
Al BouNrY.-James Trip, Agent has received
Additional Bounty for Thomas Miller Young 8.
Slater, David d. Davis and John H. Nail.
Application should be made Immediately. A. j..
Deyer ESQ.,, can be found at the Office at all hours,
TO receive discharges and make out papers for
soldiers. Call soon. JAMES TRIP.
Feb IL 1s67.--6
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J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
TOrs to the Merchants and Fafnacemcn Of jackson
county superior stock Of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. LyJ
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REPARATOR CAPILLl

vi . .| u
EyOR restoring hair upon bald heads from
II whatever cause II NAV have fallen oaD and
forcing growth of hair upon the face. it has no
equal. IL will force the beard 70 grow upon the
smoothest face in from five to eight weeks. or
hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months. few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there Is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of the hair or beard. Their
assertionsare false, as thousands of living wit
nesses Qrom their own experience) can bear wit
ness. But many will say, how are we 10 distn-
guish the genuine from the spurious7 1t GER.
tainly Is dificnt as nine-tenths of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair aud beard are
entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts In their purchase.
To such we would say, try the Reparator Cappiii;
IL viii cost you nothing unless It fully comes up
70 our representations. If your Druggist does
not keep IL, send us one dollar and we win for
ward It, postpaid, together with receipt for the
money, which will be returned you on appllea-
tion, providing entire satisfaction is not given.
Address W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Feb. 2I, ,'67--v - n '.... ' s'Q77-t
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In TowN.--We notice the smiling
countepance Of AID, Grassland in town, He has
been-absent for some time, looking after the In
terests Of the great firm of Baldridge & Cross
land, elothiers. Grassland is bound to sell more
clOlhlng than any other man, tariff or no tariff
Cali at their mandatory, opposite the Steadend
Office ail fNSk Ial.ti4 JU r sHaa
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Local Matter.

ADyERTisEMENTs for insertion in the
STANDARp, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of
the greatest importance to the young Of both
sexes.
1t teaches how the bouiely may become beautl.
fu, the despised respected and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, by
retu rn.mall. Address P. o. Drawer, Il,
Feb. 81 is6f.-6m TROY. NY.
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MITE SocrErY. The Mite Society will
meet at the Court Room on next Tuesday night.
All are invited.
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( ITcH Iron! ITcH! aia
scRAToHi soRAToHI soRATCHl
y WHEATON'S OINTMENT
wa Cure The Itch in 4s Hon

wa Cure he Itch in 4S Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL
BLAINs, and all ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists. BY
sending so cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, 40 WashIngtons treet Boston, 1t will be
forwarded by mai a Ostage, to any part Of
the United ststsS LJune1I, es-y
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VALUABLE FURNACE PRoPERTY FOR
SALE.-Ws would remind our readers that the
Diamond Furnace Is for sale. The proprletors are
determined to sell, and good bargain can be had
This furnace is situated near jackson, and Is max
ing good yield Of saleable iron, from the cele-
brHted jackson coal. Address III,
A. HELLowELL
.H i..ttta a..t. y AH t5HH Janlson n IT n
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N. KRAMER. II. MARsHMAN.
a KRAMER & MARSHMAN,
la % Manufacturers and Dealers in
FU r N u r e.
Feb. II, 'G7-3u.

MaEA DOIVVVJ J~OAsOH U ~ NAtos ~
VETE have commenced the business Of manu-
w featuring and selling every variety and
style Of Furniture. at our new rooms Q short dis
tance above the Postofice, on Main Street. In the
town of jackson. We are ourselves mechanics. and
think we understand our business. BY prompt
ness, and close attention To- business, we hope
we may be favored and to the satisfaction of our
customers. We solicit share Of the public pat
ronAgs. Jan. II, '67--tf.
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The CoNcERT.-The concert given by
the Jackson Band on last Friday night was good
thing. The performances by the Band were
good, and SO was most Of the singing. The solo
by David Jones called out rounds of applause,
and he was called out the second time.
There was q large attendance and the people
appeared well pleased, especially the boys.
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1 Total for the week. ....".,..,5"ss,as' as'
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DR.. Schenk's Mandrake Pills.

Feb. Z, 1ss7--lm G
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.ma -5t 40
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17
Rustioating.

II has been orr rlcosurc 10 run
,w,v r,r , r,,, 1.,. ir,o ~, hnor;,,1
ify or eoro or,hc .,ool rcon,, IF r,; .
Grnl
The first most important rcrort We
have to ma, i. th,t virorons work.
is uni,,. ., ,,,o,n ,ho c.rwors anal
,.lantcrs to ac, in the corn cron The
'''|N"" "ro &cncmiry p..'"s.- " :.
.,o,,,n ), M ,l"ne ,, before all the
- -, p"'e"' The wheat
, 'o' - ",'' ''' the
i'','t'"0.' "'' '''"' i Sooo crop "a tl'ls
. "'
- Ln ;n.,,,.t ~ ' o., "o'S' = '"o'''''S
W - '"v "5 'e"''"''s ~
;, ~ ' ''' ''""' '!"
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' Uircular,n

Attention is called to circular in
this issue from John a. Wagner
Commissioner Of the Immigration Bu.
rcau, instituted by tho State with a
view to Increase tho industrial poru.
lation OF South Carolina.
The matter is left with our land.
owners. If they believe thcy can
benefit Themselves by dividing out
their large tracts Of land and ofcrinr
small farms for sale to any industrious
foreign family, let them go to work to
do it.
Ten thousand more people brought
into Fairfield District would make in
dustry ten thousand time more active
What say our landowners about n
meeting among themselves, to be held
in Wmnsboro at an early day It's
for them to decide upon it.
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ard by which the coins of the United
Statos were regulated, with interest
at the rate of seven per cent. per an
mum. Certain property was mort
gagged as collateral to secure the pay
mcnt of the bond. The mortgagcd
property was sold, and payment was
demanded of principal and interest
in gold and silver. The Court decided
that in spite of tho express stipula-
TONS Of the bond Of 1916, the amount
Of the bond might be paid in legal
tondcrs, holding that can agreement
TO pay in gold cannot be legally en-
forced, though treating gold as II COM
modify, Il contract for its purchase or
sale is perfectly safe and proper"
The decision is to the effect ssthat the
result of the Legal Tender act is that
gold has practically ceased to be cur
rcncy, and become exclusively II COM
modify"
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WINNSBORO, s. G.
"Wednesday Morning. April II, 1867,
y. H. McCRNIGllr, ED,ron.
TERMS---FOR HERALD.

THRGG DOLLARS pHr year; TWO DOLLARS
frf ,i\ months OiiE DOLLAR Inr three months =
payable IN ''giC"nh Icks" Single copies Ten Cent
iilv' The p'Icr will 10 discontinued on the OK i.
rai iiun ni III" Time tor which payment has been ,dr
Su, "rlh'r' WHO ti y cross mark on the wrapper or
mtr!n of lhc'r pHp"r, WI understand that The time
paid tur ht. expired.
a. WEIR RrISlNG RNrES-0mc Dollar per squasc
iu the r,i, "ud srVcn,y.ii cents fnr each Suhsc-
V"' IN "i'inn squire consists ot the space nccu-
ped hy i%,ly' iiu'S nt IA sine type.
t''3 RATES. 10 copies Cna year Fwi MY iivr
Dr'lT$ An cNtr, copy Ia the irrson maxi up tho
cub. alrr ihr 1T Juuuary, 1867.
~" Within uic mDat, iron, tho dttr club l.
rc'ur"td ana the money is paid the person making tho
r!u', may add amy number nt names ut the same rate
3I ! We wish IL distinctly understand That our
t'r"'S for subscription, advertising and job wurk arc
cISh
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17
The Injunction Movement.

Tho Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore G0:"N", speaking Of the
petition of judy" Snarky and others to
the Supreme Court for an Injunction
against the enforcement Of the Sherman
bill, says:
| cannot say that there is much. if
TnHi'5j i'5jrmAll,Yiff!,syi.;.Y Of orini"" among wcll
movement Doubtless, there IS mmhciiii mimhiiii
to b" said in Justification Of the course
Which patriotic citizens, smar:ing nnl.r
nto!crnblr oppression. have lrcmcf j,
their Imperative duty to pulsr". ~
one doubts the sincerity OF r'2Ntna4
ness Of this action. But is this il ,,ng
10 try constitutional questions ? raa,
is the point.
IL is notorious that decision uE Tie
Supreme C"nr', If favorable to tie co;G.
planant, would be treated on all s,drs
having power with utter contempt. -
Every o,hcr branch Of the Government
would regard 1t rs SO much waste paper,
and thereby sink sill lower the a,rhori
ty OF the judicial department. Have
nal III respect to the test oath ANA the
judgments Of military courts entirely 70.
pGdatcd by Congress anil The Executive ?
Is not the infamous test oath sill at
mln'stcrcd by the officials in Congress
iii every executive department oflhc
Government. and in subordinate iul..
cial tribunals? Are not DR.. Muld and
his ie'sow sufferers still carcrratcd at
the Dry rertngas, sentenced by con
clavr pronounced by this very court
The highest court Of jrdca,nre IN this
conutry--,o have been assembled in
utter violation ct law? Are not hun.
drcdS OF others at this moment suffering
punishment inflicted bv similar unan,
thoriz"d gathering after solemn lccis.
ION OF the ilIcgally Of tlis conviction
delivered six months ago? What,
then is to be gained by even favorable
Judgment under such circumstan.
ccs
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Convicted,

John Riley, who was arrested in
our District in January last, for steal
ing the horse Of Mr.. Joseph Newman,
near Columbia, and committed to iail
III this place, was taken by the Dcpu-
ty Sheriff to Columbia on last Monday,
and has been tried and convicted by
the District Court Of Richlanl. He
was sentenced to imprisonment for
two years.
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Specie Payments.

"Thc Secretary Of the Treasury,
"Mr. McCulloch, thinks it will be
"possib'c, without materially disturb
cling the business of tho country, to
"roturn to specie payments within the
etwo years, and believes that, if he is
"not intcrfcrcd with, he can bring
"gold down to $l.l5 or 30 before
"Dcccmbor.'
The above is very desirable &C.
complishmcnt. IT would really be
gratifying to purchase quarters
worth Of anything and receive seventy
five cents, or thcrcaboutS, in change
for the dollar bill in grccnback<
"plankcd" down.
But what prospect is there for this
Absolutely none. We never expect
to sec specie and grccnbacks at pa,
under twenty years. Tho reason is
obvious. Paper money if now made q
legal tender, and gold and silver have
become u commodity. But not only
SO. They have become an article OF
commodity. which like corn and
wheat and cotton, will all command 4
premium as long as paper money i:
made by law a legal tender.
But besides this, there will for a
long time be an entirely cash system
practiccl. And this very fact de-
mands Il greater quantity Of money OF
some form or another on hand. 1t is
certain all the gold and silver coin
alloat will not answer this purpose
SO there must be money in some 9th.
or form added to supply that dciicicn.
cy.
~ n"o ~" 49, I :" n manor Currcuu
based not so much upon Il gold basi
as upon the credit Of strong an,
united people. Then gold and green
h".'is would be nearer par value thar
amy lndisidual can ever make them.
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OjlGular.

r,t,r,.ratox ,,;l : iary
~, N. igy,,o,.,,,,x =, ,,,,,I j,i.,'i,
''''''"
GfNrhEMHN:--l take The Liberty to mp
pea oT"u' patriotism III behalf Of the re
tcnily rnact"h measure Of immjrrGtion, at
lrasi TO IA" patriotism OF those "mOr~ you
wa" entertain IA" orinion that an increase
- population. industry ana capital will be
'Nn"he'al TO the state,
II is ""il known chat European immgra
'"N i no" mostly flowing Hto inN NCSt
where cheap lands and many facilities and
"'hHr Inducements arc offered. IN the new
states lMhIic lands acc yet to he had at
hcminhl outlay, and "tran&or going there
h"ei not iorn moment be al loss y here TO 10
care, thousands Of places being always for
sale. tni registered his selection. With US
II ~ d'lcTrni. Although tHcrC may, per-
maps. he ih"nSnn"% oi places for sale in
South Carolina, no ono can Know where TO
i'm them, Nnlc2s they arc adrvrj@cd md
registered III Snmc we'll lu,owh and a@ccssa-
hlc i'G'iiy' Inr TINS the !fl.an otlmmi-
grafton has partly hcca rata' ned. With.
oni amy charge whatever 10 'hc ,anl owucr.
ms landS thai he can "t'"rc TO" sn.e will be
r"&'"crrd "Nd advertised III 'ho best mar
~ u me W"'@A huL huw cah lhiS be
uphH unic-@ HU' iorW""i the information
dAve You no mLI5 50 ilnrc? If You have,
lnt on 4 tAlT aNl rcnS0M'h.o price: make
'tc c'""''en5 "i rnym2"t rs liberal
't' YOU can d2SnriUcih ihrr location, ca?aci
nnt advantages, and com'nunicatc with
ms h"r>Au. II may be Sald We viii sell
u to!'i"h OF cur lands :caS"nnbic, and on
!n'r enough terms ia purchaser come.
h"t II lnuS' br.rcmmtmHercd 'hat no Quo can
hnVW ms ana hrs'"cS, That tn" stranger
VIII 'H ~ &rHn, eNi'"NH Whiio III uncertain
~ io"NihS ior ihnbo OF Mhich no one chn
INFORM MN. Ni' ne ho' raihrr 90 1" Il
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

MISTAKEN, lpENTiTy.--,\ man was
arrested in Alexandria on Saturday
on charge Of forging the name OF Gen.
fitzhugh Ice, Whose name he had as.
sumcd on several occasions in that city
and in Washington. lie stated that he
had been very drunk and while in that
condition was addressed as General
Lee, aud that the mania induced him
to announce himself as that gentleman.
On promise OF better conduct Gen.
Lee withdrew the charge and the case
was dismissed.
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Crop Prospects in Florida,

Il private lottor received in Charles
ton from Gainesville says tho Courier,
gives very discouraging reports of tho
planting prospects in that portion of
tho State. 1t says the farmers arc
"ncarly drowned out )" that ploughing
|" many places has been entirely sus-
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pended, and that not y few persons
will be compelled to rcplans. This,
we fear, will prove exceedingly en-
barrasslng, as good lands in that
Ecighborhood arc not easily obtained.
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That Injunction.

The great matter Of interest before
the Supreme Court, which is now in
session. is the bill filed by. two or
three states OF the South, to prevent
the execution Of the Military and SUP
Elemental Bills BY those officials to
whom is committed the carrying out
OF tho provisions ofthosc bills.
1t IS misfortune to the South that
Mississippi and Georgia should at
tempt to enforce the issue involved in
the consideration of this matter. No
good TO the South cahbc accomplished
thereby, 1T is only aggravating tho
cvll that now exists, to attempt such
thing. We arc q conquered pco-
rlc,--wc Of the South, and to pro-
cccd to act as the two States above
mentioned have, is like it would have
been if Lee had said to Grant. s.wnit
'untitl submit your. terms of nv
"surrcndcr to the Supreme Comt.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17
HEADQUARTERS.
SECOND MILITARY DIsrRIcr
IN. CAROLINA AND 5. C.RoLINA),
Charleston, April |, 1867


IN. CARoLINA AND 5. C.RoLINA),
Charleston, April |, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 5.
When an election FOR district. conn
ty, nunicipal or town officers is re-
quircd to take place, in accordance
with the provisions Of the local Law,
within the limits OF any post in this
command, Commanding officers will
report to these headquarters the time
and place Of such election, and the
designation of the Offices to be filed.
II the present incumbcnts be inc
ligihlc to hold Office, or any objection
exist, arising out OF their misconduct
III Office, to the continuance Of their
functions, the facts will be reported
by the Post Commander, with his sue-
scstions, having in view the interests
of The service md The welfare OF the
locality immediately concerned.
by command of Major.G cncral ID.
f.. Sicklcs.
J. w. CLous,
Capt. 3Sth u. S. Init. \. D. G. and
a. a. a. &.
Official ALEXANDER MooRE, Abide
Camp.
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a New P.pER "A new weekly is
shortly to be issued in Columbia under.
the name OF the Frcc,lmun's JournuI.-
IT Is understood HAT its columns will he
devoted to the dissemination of intell.
gence among colorcd men, AMI of tic
most conservative views entertained by
the best and ablest representatives of
their Glass; Charleston Courier.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

DntNkI.;G AT MrALs.-Whcu f,t meals
or sauces composed partly Of butter and
cold drink directly after the butter and fat
arc rendered concrete, aud separated from
The rest Of The uliurnt. This CONCEALED
oily matter, being then specifically lighter
than the remaining contents of the ST omach
swims on the top Of the FOOD often causing
heavy, uneasy, painful sensations about The
cardina and breast, and sometimes frcling
OF scalding and anXicty at other times
when the stomach rcgains its hont, tho
inty matter is rejected, by little and i;ttlc
From weak Stomachs, in oily rcgurg,.auns,
Which are very disagrtcablc. In sucE
cases litilc, compound spirits Of hartslorn.
with glass Of warm water and sugar, will
convert The Fat into soap, and give Instant
relief,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

IMPORTANT Suir.--At the latc term Of tho
Circuit Court Of Danvillc, The case of Mai
". i. Suhcrl;n was tried. The Times
says:
1t involved q claim orSlA,O0O. due in
bonds sold in market, and which Mr.. SUIT
hcrlin bought. 1t seems Tho town gave
certificates Of indebtedness, or sold him its
notes payable ten or twenty years hence {;
me interest payable scmi-anmual!y, :or
winch Snthcrlin gave much larger amount
IN Confederate money than the certificates
called for. The town plead usury in de-
fence. Judge WingGcd, after lengthy and
able arguments OF counsel. pro. and con,
Hccidcd that there was no usnry, and or
dcrcd verdict FOR the plaintiff.