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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
Married in Fun : A Serious Matter Set.
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Married in Fun : A Serious Matter Set.
In the Court Of Cbancery Of New
Jersey, in session at Treuto on, yester-
day, Chancellor u .b, iskie rendered
decision in the case Of Vngiuia
MoClug, vs.. Benjamin f. Tory, ct
al, Que Of tho most remarkable cases
that has ever cone before the court.
Miss McClurg brought suit to have
marriage which had been performed
by Il Justice Of the peace set aside by
the court. The allegation was that
the two parties met at social gath
ering, and, for the amusement Of the
company, were married by justice
of the peace who happened to be pres
cnt. Afterward the defendant and
his family insisted upou the legality
of the marriage, aud the justice, upon
being questioned. did not know wheth-
os the parties whom he had joined in
wedlock we're in earnest or not. The
case having come into chanc 'ry, Chan.
celor IabrisSie decided that mar
'i-ge, to be valid, must be agreed
upon by both parties, aud he thero-
fore decla,od the marriage null and
void.-New York Paper 2uM inst.
AN ExcELLENr ExAMrLE.-The
New York Tribune says "Mr. John
Jones, who is a 'colorcd' citizen Of
Chicago, being nominated by his
friends for the General Assemb bly,, has
declined the honor in a letter Of
singular modesty, good sense and
pith. in which he says that sbeing so
lately adopted into the body polite,
he is bnt II novice He adds that the
next Legislature will meet under tho
new constitution that new ideas will
be presented and questions of the
greatest Importance deliberatcd
upon : that 'it is requisite that no
mistakes should be made : that he
hardly feels competent for the posi-
ton. He therefore declines the
nomination. Mr.. John Jones has
brilliantly Commenced his political
career by setting white men and black
an excellent example. If every man
made his fitness test before accept.
ing nomination, candidates would
now and then be scarce"
INcENDIAnIsm, Erc.-Tho Infamous
programme Of the leading radicals in
this County is being carried out.
On Tuesday night the residence of
DR.. Testers, in the Eastern portion
of this County. was burned to the
ground. It's beyond doubt the work
of inccndiary, md under the advice
of the political leaders of the blacks.
Mr.. Turner Richardson, son of Dr..
Richardson, of this village, vas pur-
sued and shot by the Consta bulary of
Chester County on Wednesday. Mr..
Richardson is severely wounded in
the arm.
We learn that the scoundrels pur-
sued Mr.. r., who had been to Cbes or
on business, and shot him on the
highway. He ia nov ct uniomy;lle,
and receiving att cntion. NJ R.is ono
OF the most peaceable and honorable
men in our County --Laurensuile
Herald.
commenting upon General Hamp-
toms exposure Of Governor Scott, of
South Carolina, the New York Sun
(Radical) says
1t is not easy to reconcile these
pledges with party fealty, or their VIC.
latlon with political morality.
C.il 1T an eccontrioity of "loilty,"
and the thing is done.
1t seems that six ladies' are now
busy dissscting in d.. Hand sides'
practical anatomy rooms. SO SAYS
The British Medical .Jonrnol a. wo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

Jones said to Hawkins, q crusty old
bachelor "What a pity that poor
old Golden has gone blind. Juss OF
sight is a terrible thing, and the poor
fellows eyes are quite sealed up.
,''L Let him marry, then,' exclaimed
the waspish old celibatc, "let him
marry, and if that don't open his eyes,
,hen--then his case is indeed hope.
lessD
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

a correspondent says "It is some.
what d'snopsAging 7" ep intending
emigrant to SEQ how much sickness
prevails OH both shores of the Mis,is.
sipPi. Half the inhabitants nre down
with chills, and The other half seem
only to wait their turn. The shakes
constitute a leading topic of oonvcrss.
tion, and never fail when introduced, ,
to elliott personal experiences"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

"a ~ =. .oPi.ylas~J est, afS |
- .Fn' :. o. .hctA<. sHit !sa3b
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

Commenting npon General Hamp-
TONS exposure of Governor Scott, of
South Carolina, the New York Sun
1t is not easy to reconcile these
pledges with party fealty, or their VIC.
latlon with political morality.
CAil it an eccentrioity of "loilty,"
and the thing is done.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

"Bhggy umbrelars" are advertised
for sale in New Haven. Use insect
powder on them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23


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Sherif's Sale.

nY virtue of a writ Of execution 10 me
directed by the Chancery Court Of Pa
nola county, Miss, in the case OF Green h.
Watkins and Henry Laird, vs.. Elizabeth G..
Bell ct AL will, on Monday Ind day Of May
1870 in front ofthe courthouse door In the
town Of Pamela IN said county, sell to the high.
set bidderfor cash, the iollewipg described prop
erty, te-wit: Lot No. !, containing six acres,
on the Lester survey, being a part Of section s,
township Q, range west. This lot is located
in the town of Batesville, and levied on as the
property Of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Bell, TO satisfy
said execution and all costs. Sale within law
full hours. VIC. MCGOWAN,
ap9-5t Sheriff.
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tsf sg 80 eet hss he's
h .s assfs elsss . -
d.fy tsfs 1891 Ing aHi fsa
ahl ssa 'al afs8 iass ligss
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The fespluiiahH ahi Isss ~ y
wt
ffsff fass
! Lgiai Hsisiiaa Nv s'es soma
ior hsnnel pay
Approved Mafch xgnd 1910
g jgp' Rec faa e. facilitate tie
ahmis1h n our Senators In Cm.
pess
Afptoyed Msteb 2lth. 1874.
2 Joint Re'oiaflon 10 print 6vc
hundred eopic. Of The State Consii.
ia't"n Rules aud join, Rulos. etc.
~ laih Houses
IMPROVED March 25th, 1870
Joint Rcsothoa In respect 10
lhe memory Of The hate Hon. liam.
ilton Taylor
Approved March 25th. 1870.
Laws.
J. 10 lei 10 legalize the assess
ment Of county taxes in the county
If Claiborne.
Approved March oath, 1870.
= In dd furthe benefit Of Ingra-
ia j.. Robinson, formerly Ingratia
J." Watson, OF Kinds county.
Approved March oath. 1870.
3 An ict to remove the seat OF
Justice OF Clark county from Quit.
man to Enterprise.
Approved March 18th 1870.
4. An Act for the benefit of Jas.
Manning, aminor Of Monroe county.
Approved March Goth, 1870.
5. An Actto authorize John IIosch
and Fanny IIosch, his wife, resi-
dents of Hancock county, to adopt
Aine Montfort, an orphan as their
legitimate child.
Approved April LIST, 1870.
An Aa appropriating fifty thous-
and dollars to the Executive Con-
tingent Fund.
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AZ Vie Residence ~ W q. Mas.
well On nth iosi BY ihe Rsv. H. ].
Smith, John nssmassen, 70 Mi.s.
Mary Williams, ail d this county
tfem tJsnmaft JghsT easss
~ asfy y tad he ssas.
To hslf iheif sslls STATE
Bach To- other isok 70 mate
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SFSirR.

JAcK~N, Miss. April 18th,
Pcuitcntiary Committee recon.
mcud amendment. to the present
sw- in relation to the State Pcui.
Tertiary.
Ajuiut resolution was introduced
IA ~rcfc-cpcet to the overAowed land,
in tho Mississipls bottom, memo.
radzing Congress Tor an appropria.
ton for the purpose of preventing
overflow, by hvees.
Notice was given Of a bin to
amend the act incorporating the
Board Of Lcyeo Commissioners Of
Bolivar, Issaquena and Washington
counties.
The committee recommended the
passage Of a bill to expedite the
collection oftaxcs.
The Supreme Court bill was pass
cd as returned from the House.
A bill was introduced providing
for = new code of laws.
a hill was passed requesting
Repre- senatives in Congrss TO urg,
I the construction Of n railroad from
the mississippi tothc Pacific.
Jackson, Miss, April i9.-Notic
was given OF bills to incorpoat
the Mississippi Life aud Accidcn
Insurance Company, and to rcgu
hate the pay ofoficrr, aud employee
of the Legislature. .
\ petition h,m iic citizens G
Clloctaw county was rad and re
fercd.
The Committee on Ranking re
ported nnfavorNbly on a pill inco,
porating the Bank ot the Commo
wealth of Mississippi
The resolution memorializin
Congress relative to the MISSISSIPPI,
. Lever was taken up aud adopte,
! Jackson, Miss, April 1S.-Tt
: Committee GA Railroads wa relief
, ed from the further considerable
|. OF the bin authorizing the Mcmph
and Charleston Railroad Compar
raise money for the Use Of said roa
:, The bill Incorporating the Elyt,
and Aberdeen railroad was tax,
) up, and pcnding an amendme
:, that no distinction be made on .
count of race or color, il was ref,
!. red to a special committed.
= Several House bills were TAX
y up, read first time and referred
' committees.
The Senate concucd IN the Ho,
u amendment to an net REGULATE
: the pay of employees,
n JACKSON, Miss, April 1T
. Select committee, TO which the
5 tor Incorporating the Eyton a
Alabama railroad was referred,
ported the same back with
K amendment providing that any v
I lation Of article one section twent
c four Of the Constitution, declari
that the right Of all citizens to trs
9 Ell upon nil public convcyances sh
9 not be infringed upon and sh
c work II forfeiture of the charter. 4
o Ter a stormy debate the bill was
c committed.
o A bill Incorporating the Wincl
4 ter Mills Company was introduc
!, and referred.
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rm' ~ = p regsh'e se iiun g
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t'r~' tfmlsf l-3b. 20 regulate
.0uluaic' doing business
' STAT. teu lril. 70 fund The
ni-iauiinE State warrcn's provide.
'71' 'l.r. duc lpr 1909 sui priur ~
'.g' 'eur shall ouly be- receivable iu
lr.u,, 90 incorporate the Mi..is.
.,I NsIlc, Lcvec COMPANY. to
increase 'htIby n jurors 10 three
and "a halt dollars per day. 10 to
incorporate Tie Agricultural
As.pjutiun ~ Carroll and
thoc'aw counties; m amend
the revenue law Of the State to
prevent the removal If n,r.,pol
rropvrt, while under mortoaco.
In serure n, arrc.t NJ borse ,L;,o..
10 arrrorrirtc SO 600 for the hone.
fit OF the Lunatic A.ylnm pas.ed. 70
regulate the nav Of officers and ON.
ployec. of the Uou.e ,l.o possod
A pe,ition from the e~itizous of
Alfalfa. protesting against the divi.-
ION of that county. 0nd n petitiop
from citizens of Winston ~ tbc
same character was read.
The following bills were introdp.
ced. An net 10 ipcor,,orote sero.
tobia: an net to ineornorot tho Mao
nolia Cotton Comnress and Transfer
Connopr, m net IN nrov;do Tor tbo
nun;.h,ne,t If husbands sor do.or.
ing wives and children; an act for
the relief Of persons of Clark county
who purchased lands from the State
during the late war. m act n ;reor-
porate Masonic Lodge in Tup;co
comfy. legal;z;ng tho ossossmo,,
roll tor Scott county for 1890. :,
,~ororat;ng Austin Tupica co,,t,
The act in relation tn mana, hords
III hAA ] lNttItttFti Al IHfIttfl lhtt1tI&
provides that no nroportv sb,,, no
exempt from execution tor forfeit.
ure oyccnt wearing a,reorol
Tho bin incorporat;nr tbo ho,l
ing house of Williams, .Iobpsoo 4
Co. Columbus, passed.
The bin making lamentations
for hospitals at. Vicksburc and
/ Natchez, passed.
A resolution nassed ,nno;n,;,c ,
committee 10 INVESTIGATE Tho cause,
of tbs rrr,sro,s oec;ao,,s ~, ~.
Central road.
A resolution to allow no pay /,
absent memders was lost
A resolution 10 abo];sb tho ofsc
of assistant sero.,a,t.,,.orus M,
as.;.t.nt d,orL ..nor u,o. ,os,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23

General Surgery.
Stone in the Bladder, Structure Of the Urctha,
Pies, Fistuls In Ano, Fissure, Aheurism, Clu'-
foot Hair.lip, Glen Palate, aud, indeed avery
class Of diseases embraced Ia Surgical Practice.
Diseases peculiar 10 Females, such as Lucor-
Ih9a, or Whites, Dismenorrhqa, a painful Men
situation, AmcnorrhGa, or suppressed Mensiru-
alton, henorrhagia, or Profuse Menstruation,
etc. He operates for yesico Vaginal riaula,
Larceration of the Perinesum, Ovarian Tumor,
liberation, Structure, Prolarsus Of the Won't,
and all complaints TO which { males are subject.
With the advantages OF the hospitals Of Loidtn
and Paris in general Surgery and diseases Of
females, and all the latest and most approved
instruments and appliances at his command, lie
offers his service to the public.
Surgical operations performed without pain
By the use of
Lifrows Oxtde 60s.
Address Dr.. R. G. MAnLErrE,
Russclfs Medical Institute,
~ North Court Street Memphis, Tenn
Consultation strictly confidential.
Charges moderate.
A 1treties on all diseases free of charge to any
address.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,


The reputation this Or.
~ cenent medicine Enjoys,
NAN is derived from Its cures,
MNA many q which are truly
w. marvellous. Invetcrate
- cases Of scrofalous die.
~ ease, whore the system
* seemed saturated win
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puriacd and cared BY 4.
" scrofaious aGections and
disorders, which were =.
ravated by the scrOfl.
Ious contamination until
they were painfully afnictine, have been radically
CURED h s9Shg reet punbefs In a1most every sec-
ton q the country, that te pubic scarcely need
TO be informed Of It, virtues or uses,
scrofuious poison Il enc Of M mos aeafruc.
live snemie@ o. our race. Onen. this unseeu ma
unfelt tenant Of thc organism undermincs M con.
~stitutten, and invioes tie attack d enfeeblipr Or n.
til diseases, with0ut excltinr : susuicioS AZ ~
presenee. Agnin. 4 eecmc to breed i~n6scttpn
0rouoAout ~ hody, and then, On some fayorshio
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vi6als. u ~ &c.,. tnhsrcis nav - snide.fv
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n he liver, oFM slSws n presence D. er1pions
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sictsd vit6 the tO',oxins ecpsrsaipt. sersr.isr
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praying for a sale Of The real estate u mid 4.
ceased shall not he made.
apl2.h j. n. PIERCE, CLERK.
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The RESPONSIBILITIES or THE LIvER,--Th =,
liver has a very important part to Perform in
I he animal economy. Its function is two-fold.
The fluid which 1t ~secrctes tempers the blood
aud regulates the bowels, and upon the guam
tity and quality of the secretion depends, in %
great degree, the adaptation Of the blood to the
requirements or the system and the due reno
val Of the refass matter which remains in the
intestines AFTER the WORK Of digestion has been
accomplished,
One Of the piucip9luses Of IIostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters is to tone and control this somewhat
unruly organ. The antibillions properties %
the preparation are scarcely secondary to its
virtues as a stomachic. Its operation upon the
liver Is not violent like that mercury, but
gradual and gentle. Instead of causing a sud-
den tumult in that sensitive gland, IT regulates
its action by degrees. Hence it is a safe m
edy for bilious disorders, While mercury, be-
ing etremenaoas ~excitant, is not The mOrc
naturally and quietly q dscaseds ossan can b.
restored sa'its normal dondition atAe hetteE and
il is the peculiar property Of this f~nssnless veg
ctoble Alternative to reinforce and regulate with
out c~scisiag Or convul&aess I'll
The success which has attended is use as q
remedy for affections or the ntcf L proverbial.
Persons OF a bilious habit who take it habitu-
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The reputation this q.
cellent medicine enjoye,
Is derived from It's cures,
many q which are truly
marvellous. 1nvetcrate
cases Of Scrofhlous dis
ease, whore the system
scsmed saturated with
corruption, have been
purieod and cured by h.
ecrofhlous affections and
disorders which were ag.
Cravated by the scr0fh.
~ -.
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AmBfAaEafsa
A. Atfn 80 ~ Ne "a
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THE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC hi

PHYS sake, mako the old gentleman furnish
every thing, and you live at your ease.
Again we say, wake up get mp in the
morning turn round MT least twice before
and then q generous lift in business learn
how to take the lead, and not depend for
ever on being led, and you have NO idea
how the discipline will benefit you. Do
this, and, our word for it, you will seem to
breathe a new destiny, and then you may
begin to aspire to manhood. Take of,
then, that ring from your finger, break
your cane, wipe your nose, hold up your
head, and by all means, not depend on ia
thor Woods Household Magasine.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 90 1856
have sold Burnett CO. . Toilet E2apor;no
Extracts for several Their articles are exceed.
Dgly choice and select always giving to the
most fastidious Their
with to the present time. take pleasure recon-.
mending them.
Respectfully, JOHN d. PARK
Wholesale Medicine Dealer
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. IL 1866.
Gentlenen-I take pleasure in stating that BuTRets
STANDARD Preparations sold extensively throughout
the Island of Cuba and Porto Rico and that they
giving constantly increasing satisfaction.
Yours faithfully, JAS. NJ. LAwTON.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. a. 1870.
Gentlemen--Your Preparations for he Toilet and you
FiaOein1 ErtrGcts for culinary uses maintain their
reputation for superiority :
Your Cologne Water is preferred in many families to
any other foreign or domestic. YOura truly,
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A .cARD.

We thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon our Preparations
They have stood the of time and and
have established universal reputation for purity and
efficacy.
Encouraged in our endeavors, shall maintain the
STANDARD QUALITY
Of manufacturers regardess of trust that
their merit and atractiveness win elicit tho
favor of the public.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.
BOSTON, January 1870
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WASHINGTON

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PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
STEAM FAcroRY-The proprietor of this factory, Mr..
George Pnrves we'll known to this community NOT only
q all articles which he manufactures Using mono but
the best materials, and what is well seasoned giving
his personal supervision to ali the details his BUSINESS
prompt In filing al orders and faithful IN their
ness with Mc Yurves, His prices beyond com.
petition. - will be by inspecting parCial list
articles with sguyes ANNEXED which win be found in
another colnn.si.
In this world full often our joys are the only
tender shadows which our sorrO We cast
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PITTS8URC.

- . PTTTsBUhG PA, Aug. G. 1856.
can truly certify to the superior quality Of
tTepdsoftons MY customers express q preference for
them. and their large sales confined to those who
know them by constant use. JOSEPH FLEMING
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The above named articles manufactured solely By
the PrOprie.ors The and titles thereof arS
adopted as Marie 70 seonre the public and Pro
rious articles All unauthorized use these trade.
marks Will be promptly prosecuted
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.
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MEM PA19.

MEMrH1s, TENN. March 81 1885.
BurnStts Standard Faoorin0 ESracts rank highest oil
any in this market and large and
Your, ETC., =. N. OLIVER q co.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE Feb l. 1870 =
Gentlemen-We selling large Quantities of your
Coeodie and it Ia regarded the finest hair preparation
and thy are regarded very superior
Yours, truly, WIN. II. BROWN & BROS 4
Wholesale Druggists.
BALTIMORE, Feb s. 1870
Gentlemea-I have sold your EGdvoriay Irtracts In
competition with other makers during my entire bust.
experience and consider SUPERIOR TO oou Ler
articles Of the kind have seen - "
Very truly yours JORDAN STABLER
Grocer 8 Sundries.)
go BALrTMonE, Feb. Z, 1870.
Dear Strive have during almost our entire business
career sold your E1trac and consider second to
none VIC have Very respectfully,
NJ. CONREY q LAWSON
Grocer's Sundries.)
BALTIMORE, Feb :, 1870
Genfs-For the past ten have sold Burnetts
FtduPng EEtracts exclusively and it gives pleasure
TO add our testimony to their uniform good quality
They invariably give satisfaction every
nnd cake baker who'uses them.
Respectfully, q. Fl. REESE g. BROS