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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-11
A Batohel0rs Defense.

Bachelors arc styled by married
men who have got theirfoot in it, as
only half-perfectod bcings, choerless
vagabonds, but half pair Of scissors,
and many othor ridiculous titles are
given to them; while ON the other
hand, they cxtol their state as one of
such perfect bliss that change from
earth to Heaven would be somewhat
Of q doubtful good. If they arc SO
happy, why don't they enjoy their
happiness and hold their tongues
about it What do half tho men get
Married for9 Simply that they NAY
have somobodyto darn their stockings,
sew buttons on their shirts, and trot
babies that they may have some
body, rs married man once said, "to
Pull off their boots when thoy aro II
little balmy.
These fellows arc always talking
about tho Loneliness Of bachelors.
Lon clinoss, indeed !! II ho is pcttcd
to death by ladies with marriagcblc
daughtcrs-invited to tea and even
ing parties, and told to drop In Just
whon it is convenient! The bacGcl-
or.
who lives in cloycrall lislays, and
when he dies has iowcrs strcwn ON his
grave by the girls who could not en-.
trap Him Tho batclclor.
who strcwcd flowers on the mar
ricd man S grave The widow ? Not
Il bit of it; she pulls down the tomb
: Nnf q ci> 1.t l.
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[From tho Richmond Dispatch. !
The Wheat Orop---Inquiry into tho aus
"a Of it's Frennnnt Fo,lnro

The Wheat Orop---Induiry into tho aus
es ofits Frequent Failure.
The repeated failure Of the wheat
tr'ps OF Virginia for scrics Of years
sometimes tho almost total failure =
naturally leads to an investigation o.
the causes. Under tho full conviction
trat these are in great moasurc re-
movable, and that with proper prccau
t'ons the culture Of wheat may be rcn.
dored as safe and rcmuneratvc in this
climate now as formerly, few suggcs-
lions arc respectfully submitted to the
farmers Of che State.
Perhaps tho greatest OWL that wheat.
growers have to contend with is tho rust
This, however, is no moro incidental to
our climate (othcr things beng cqnal)
rhan to any other, Whore wheat is cul-
tvated extensively. Wo frequently
have n snperabnndancc of rain, but sci
dom so much ms in England, the success
OF whose harvest materially depends on
n few good days at the period of maturi
ty. E&cess Of rain there is apt to pro.
dace sptonlihg III the fcld-a" disaster
which seldom happens here. IF tn,
English farmers can escape this, and &c
their w.,at housed or stacked in eoot
order, lhv coiiti;iy ;s seldom afflicted by
the calamity ola short crop, IT may
bo sometimes above and sometimes
below all average; but tho weight o
the grain (the tho test by which its
quality isto be judged) is believed to be
ssldom'or mover go deficient as ii has
beon with tho greater part Of the Virgin
ihcrop for several years. Is
10 avoid rdst, The causes which in
duce i should be understood. Moder,
science has shed much light on tho sub
ject. Rust is not the effect of cxtrayas
alton Of tic sap Of the stom and blades
coonsoqucnt on plelloric growth the
plant. II comes from without, and no,
from withib! H is in fact fungus, do
veloped only ata certain season, aid
under certain atmospheric conditions
The air is filed with myriads oil spores
',nobsorvablo to- the naked eyo; J, and
these settling on rank growth ol'wlica,
n su'try weather soon germinatc, and
uneSfupgus Or parasite is. developed as il
by magic. Tho black rust strikes its
roots into the stalk and blade, rupturina
the organism, and feeding on tho iu,ces
soi The plant ;'while the attachment OF
ne red rust IS SO slight as to yield. par.
tally TO hasty shower Of rain. Tie
latter isimote or less injurious ia lis
effects but the former is dtstruct,
FiRe. RI.
While there is noaBsoihte preventive
against rust tfis very practicable, by
jndicious preparation Of the soil aud n
jndioiops selection Of varieties, TO escape
ifs effect IN avery great measure. Per.
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1 1t is respectfully submitted that the
great falling off in the product per. acre
OF all the old wheat-growing districts,
both North and South, Of the United
States, IS ,attributablein great measure
to the irrational method Of preparation
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SATURDAY NIGHT,

Sweet to The soul the parting ray
Which ushers placid evening in,
When with tho still expiring day,
Tho Sabbath's peaceful hours bogin--
How grateful TO tho anxious breast,
The sacred hours Of holy rest.
love tho blush, of vcrnal bloom,
When morning gilds nights sullcn tcar,
And dear to Inc the mourftful gloom
or autumn's Sabbath Of tho year;
End pnror pleasures, joys sublirho,
Await the dawn of holy timo.
IIushod Is the tumult Of tho day;
All worldly onro and business oGasc;
While soft tho vcsper brcczos play
10 hymn tho glnd return of penco--.
Oh, season blesl Oh, moment given
Toturn tho yagranL thoughts to heaven.
What though involved in lurid night,
10 lovoiost forms Of nature fude !;
Yet mid tho gloom shall heavenly light
With JOY tho contrito heart porvadc,
Oh, thon, Great Source of light divine,
With beams cthcral gladden. mine.
Often this hallowod hour shall come,
on, raise my thoughts from earthly things
Aud bear them 10 my heavenly homo,
On living faiths immortal wings
Till the last gloam # lifo decay,
10 ono eternal Sabbath day
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PhLshuR7 NOT TO Re BnrBEp.- 1t
was currently reported yesterday that
on Thursday evening delegation OF
tho Republican leaders waited on
Gilbert Pillsbury and offered him q
sum of money equal to his anticipa-
ed two years. salary as Mayor if he
WOULD Withdraw front tho canvass or
allow them to arrange his ticket. He
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rylc oyer this. peopleS and could not
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glad MIR. Pillsbury took snch lofty
position, for really wo would regret to
soc mon who scpm to Nave th6 good
of tho city at hdaft throw so much
money away. They deserve tho
thanks Of tho community for trying to
substitute oven another Republican
for such n man as Pillsbury; but lion.
II. d. Losesnc is sure to beat Mr.. T..
gut Of his boots, and therefore thoy
Bettor hold on to their money.
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THE DEAD SUMMER.

Ah how she came and went! SO stcalthily
That One con make the short lived periods
seem
Even with their woal,l, of blooms and songs
OF birds,
No other than dream.
Aud yet the Summer has withhold no gift,
Such MS God annually sends. The grateful
shower,
The gloraus SUNSHINE, and tho hetlthful
brcGl'
IIa. Q blessed oaoR passing hour.
Tho seed time and its cheerful promises
Of rich reward for labor have been given,
With luscious fruits, and flowers. like cen
scrs iillcd
With the sweet breath of Heaven.
Even now, whlo wrapped in royal drapc-
ny,
Lifclcss upon her bier tho Summer lies,
The hills, as if unconscious Of he, fate,
Still wear ther rich green dyes
so quietly she left us, and SO fair
The blushing blossoms looked that last she
kissed,
We did not deem that anywhc,s ON earth
So soon sho would be missed.
But now the sunlight falls with paer beams,
And saddcr lo3ks Upon the tender grass,
And winds. ali, mc! tho plaihlivc, wandcr-
ing winds,
Chant dirgos as they pass
While The lone cricket by my cottage door,
All tendency to lighter moods restraining,
Breaks The decp s,ilincss of this Autumno
tSo
With rythmical complaining.
Somewhere Summer waits that in du
timo
Will come and slnilo upon lhls dead One
sleeping,
And open into bloom tho folded buds
Which Spring has in her keeping.
And those who wait and watch will gree
with chccrb
Each Joyous signal of her 1uccnly coming
And halare will break out III sdhgs again,
Sweet rs Tho brooklcL's humming.
Thus ono by one the hurrying seasons pass
Each cycle narrower to our human seem
ing,
Till' 81 Hl"noing 1ookw"rdSlo' The brief years
hike sumo dctltsigc dreaming.
Only Tho good and true, Of all our acts,
Like tmid sldrs from oat the darkness steal
Strike theirpuro lights along The slope o.
Time,
Lif,'s roal worth revealing.
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FrnE Anms.-It Is stated ,tIot n;no.
ty-fiyo out of cyory hundred instances
Of tho bursting of n donblo. harrolie1
gun can be traced to dofeots in thS jaf,
barrel. ,phe reason i s;S n,v = tiiat III II .ie
loedod nor1, u. ,noiiuen.ls na used ana re. e.
ono being d;seh Ssn rnoa .,''es ~ 'ns lol. on
t;mo tha :; hsIha,gG? ~ hn'.,gs GnSo. a hyery
ON notrJs. ;i' Nv ''I. ,,fs - uisonargea Tue
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tbeiIt babe, nel9e Sieien. auseinan.
Oerfetten, 6aB In einen SanOeIsbertrag
teine Gtipulatiou iiber ben G6ut
aooptirten 8iirser aufseaommen iuers
Den fonnte.
8isntard mar @ilens, bel @bldglie<
Buna bes 6anoelsbertraaes eiilen auf
Sdub 9lmeritanifder Biirger besiigli.
den 4unft in Den 9ertrag ein3uberleis
ben; aber Bnt. @euar6, Der aroBc
Sum5uger, CAB Snftruftionen, bic Die
Ginoerleibuna belbinoerten. @as fol-
man bon 10 eineun Meniden oenfen?
Ser 3ebner fibrte ferner an, ipie
n0tbig eS fet, oab Die natiiraliiirten
Burger 9lmeritas oft herartiee 8ers
fantnlluugeu ab6aIten na6 bic eingebo.
renen Setter 6es 8olfes aller Yarteien
einlaoet, &e6en gu baIten, uia ibrer an.
erfennung Der naturalifirten 8iirger
0fentl,6 Musoruf 81 Derleiben. Der
! Natibismus, Der 8noiunotbingisinus lei
bier 81 2anoe iiberal lebr tart unb iuir
6ebiirfen chen 70 iebr Sbus 9esen bic
NnataBung unb be @orurtbeife einees
berener Burger ge9en aooptirte Burger,
als Die Iesteren auf S6us bereAttgt
fu6, ipenn lie i'm Auslauoe iitb befans
Den. -. sa.
Capt ms boffen, baB bas Golt Der
Ser. Staatep es fitb CUR 9ntionalauf<
gabe fteuen miro, Die auf gfutibitdt BE.
ruben6en 8orurtbeile gegen ben Srem<
ben aus benz Screen bes 8oIfes alt ber>
banneil utto baB es dis Station 8roteite
iiber groteite an Gle auslpdrtieen 8o<
tentaten f9ifen miro, Die oiefen lebren
tueroen, SaB iie nibt ldnaer Nmerifnni.
foe Burger ua9eitraft belsioieen bilr@
fen
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Der Anieigenbe 1T In penigen @o5en burtt Elm
einfaes 6eilinitte nncbbem Sabre lang NIT ei1ien
beft9en Qungeiibe uab nit Der frterIitten erants
belt, Der S9rpinbut bebnftet mar, geheit Aeorben
urb uinj9 iebnli9f feinen @itmenf@en has Setis
mttteI mftsutbetIeIt.
Auen bic es mini1en, fuirb CT cine Gopie bes 8es
)eptes (toitenre1 nit Der Sirefton fir Die 8ereituns
urb ben gebroR sufeneer, rpeIes iie ftnben merbel
ala cine ficbere 9eiIung fur S@minbiutbt, Ahbmaf
ben 2etoepen robI IN tbin utib hofft, bab ieber
Rrdnfe fetn Dlttel uerfu@en wirb, DO es benfeIben
ntcb IS tpFtet nnb IT'D ais Sesen erweijen pirb.
dnisft mepsen on
gfep, Grwarn u 9Blion,
GthSm4 ggiliamehura. Rings Co., q. ..
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