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, 1870-11-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nor, 1.
LUMRER--Thc market for cargoes, to-day, 1as
'ul'. .ht offerings +ing Of Light cha aud
s.tceR We G nrmtuAlly uneh&DReh. The market
'ot "a" ehtuv!ee was urM. and IAth s1ld quito
:. a,ihy At fe o. 2 t,c01 aIoat Sales we're:
Crrpo Of brig Mary fftsm oconto, 40 u, =. 6s
ser e u Il. ps. tuanct b0arua. At S1&35; sold BY
EtanCt ard Bos1lnf ........
tn,ro Of schr Grant, from Portage Lake, $50 m
"a" sh'nales At Ss+ot and 80 m No. do at slao
~s,li hy Conc, Geren + Go.
leo m 1t ftnps at f.s s4 - n It coarse boards a
tl1.ap; Rhtt ny 1Ttsn. Bulfen l. Co.
{'arto nj Rcls7 Afa'inA pixHu. from White Lake,
= II, II a'ectx 1t ee 10, common boards at tt4.cu
4.,d ienrirg at s19,sI: so1f bs Irish, Butten Co
At TTHk YARDS 800.
The market was 1ctve Al TIC annexed range ol
, 1870-11-02

And fEe, :{ent In III private m1tter<-uaI% Or Es41z
HF ]. SANGER. 47 T.aSanest. Prxe TAet11r ant
Host sor r. y N.:fed q q es9ts TEais fins: sr*tA:
sexrrtstui.y t.rattd. .AlsoY NKRVIHK PuLS-FuIs
'uIe fer victims of eelk stu1e 10 By nail HneIoss
.tarrr and aSffress P. O. Box ae3, Chfc1ko.
, 1870-11-02

We CtntEut 10 4un1G. =
\ or star eawed. .-..................SassHia 50
Nc. EaWet!. ....,...,..- IaO @assH
Th1cfpesS-F1re shingles to be two inches 10
'tuckuess. LepRth-Stxieen Inches. Three dol
tAts anh Qfty cents per car to be aided when
trsn.f-uetl, whirh follows the shinelea
The saEinaE En&r7Friss OF Monday contains the
following:
'Fnr the week ending October 20. the following
shit Msu 3 were made from thts port Taken all
II AL thry hare haen nretty 1tVelT.
, 1870-11-02
THE LAW COURTS.
Miscellaneous Business in the Courts
Yesterday.



VERDICT.
Charles 7. Harvey. assixnee Of ". q. Pin, '.
A1lett Crane. Case. with instructions atased yes
teIdsy. Verdict for defendant
Circuit Court.
The JudgeF Of the Circuit Court, having procur-
id uu1.de acsx mmudattob, xl Our courts are Ia
srSstOu.
The appeas Of Na1y Ann Bailey from the awarI
tf jSIx-cial Commissioners, fur Inc condemnation
ri reality, uuhtla! e ). s'er'ay, is stl1 on trial
The tuneet CASA. was stitl na he1tux, during
ot Ett coaclnded.
The ManuIac.urcr-' \ ,r:,..at Dunk OF Chicago
:. Andrew ]. Bakrs. for -. 1915.
1irIs sa,NPlKNRn.
Jennie k'np v Mary l. ard Htary Don2lais
sraiust arirna4nr-' tn Lots ! and =. III f.,ok i,
sai.trrs' Adhinn II ire .Nn Of bsue 1,1ln'i. be-
.rR nnr,ton .: H., = "r-t = halt "f tas northwest
INSURANCE. rAsES. -..-...
AUGUSTUS T.. P.Eut '. Commercial Insurance
ttn.rsny2; ~ n cacaso- Breach u Covenant DAM
Same =. Chica?o Flrrmsn's Insura1cc COM
aany: Cove 1ar1: '1Amsgss, fa. 800
rs,rn.nY =, n,s1mnre "aa .snnnvi, MaS 4n' ~
Same :, German.a Insurance Company. As
Same '. Mutual S-cnrty Insurance Company.
IT chicago. Assump-iL D:m1nt!, 9s.199.
Same Y. Equitable Insurance. Company, OF
.,h!cago- A>kumpstt Drmand, 81, con.
same v Home Insurance Company, Of Chics-
/ go. Assuuohit Demand. s7ooo.
The 1boyP cascA arr hrnnRht 70 rrcnvcf fnF
property insnrcl md lost ny nre tplnn1ng mili %
| The So7ih Slde) In august last
/ ClrT CAE41-
Anne Mummy '. CITY OF chicago. CAGt. Dam-
ages laid at o0h This Il An action % recover
| fnr personal lDjancs alleged 70 have been re-
| ctIFe,j by falling into mole made on Michigan
| avenue, neat Peek conrt. The occurrence dates
| t,ack soHIe three mnnthA.
| T11tk CONFIRMED.
| William Il. Mtnni1 It at =. Martha 4. Aosa e1
| ais Bill for conveyance hy defendlAuta to re
move CLOUDY nl LI~ H. 81. 6s. and 81 !. W Coch
rans Subdivision Of Rlnck 81, Canal Trustees' Sub
division Of Section :. -, II, aud Lots 73 Is, Is
| I'D 4t, Eame Subdivision.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

MAsoNIC.-At the recent session of the
Idaho Grand Lodge of Masons held ut Boise
City, the following officers were duly elected
and installed to serve inr the ensuing Masonic
year; II. w. Samuel Il. Connolly, 9. NJ; T.
w. Charles Hilton, ID. G.. NJ; X. w. $. Ridge
5. G. w; r. w. S. NJ. si.k, J. g. w; K. W
j. W. Griffin, G. T.; X. W. ii. +. Prickctt, G.
$. The Grand Master then made the fol.
lowing appointments; Rev. g. ID. ID. Miller,
Grand Chaplain; NJ Mccormick, Grand Stand.
ard Bearer; James II. Bush, Grand Sword
Bearer; X II. Robb. Grand Senior Deacon
8. c. sisby, Grand Junior Deacon; G.. w.
Richards and II. A. Mattox. Grand Stewards;
Thos. +. Logan, Grand Pursuivant, and Chas.
Timber, Grand Tyler. During tho session oi
the Grand Lodge, magnificent and beautiful
testimonial in the nature Of Past Grand Mas.
ter's Jewel, made Of solid gold. weighing sew
eral ounces and manufactured to order by our
fellow townsman Mr. ID. b Kimmcl, the most
skiIlful workman in the Territory. was pre-
sented to M. w. George II. Coe. =. g. VI. by
the NJ. W. G.. l.. I. g. A. NJ. of Idaho Terri.
tory The presentation speech was made by
NJ. ". l.. X. Carter, ?. ~, who paid hand.
some tribute to our worthy brother Coe, and
the jewel was received with an appropriate
reply BY X. W. Charles Hilton on behalf OF
brother Coe, who was absent
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

MONTANA ITEMs-We take the following
from the Deer Lodge Independent and the
New Northeast:
/ A fight took place ut Cedar creek lately be-
tween several parties, when one Joseph Brown !,
endeavored to restore peace and was turned
on by one of the belligerents and had his up
bitten Off
Lodge, recently, tho ball striking the lett arin
and elancing up the bone, tlattening the ball
but not fracturing the bone.
The Rock Creek Ditch still supplies Pilgrim
Bar with 900 inches of water during the day
and enough to supply five companies during
the night. Holcomb, Beery IL Co. cleaned up
last week $4,000; Fly, kohrs II Co., S2,loo
and Catching & Co. III ,45O.
| On the morning of October Sd, Richard
Moore, the night Waterman at Louisville II,
the Cedar Creek mines, was shot by Davia
Lyon and died few hours atterward Moore
was on his beat attending to his duties and
| Lyon, who was crazy drunk, fired at him VIII
n double barrel shotgun, killing Moore ard
wounding another man named Sullivan, VINO
was standing behind him. Lyon was arrested
and after SOLDERING up got hold OF sixshootel
and shot himself through the breast. killing
himself. Moore was nativeof Darby, C0un'
{ of Dublin, Ireland.
There ar. 200 Cinnamon ut Cedar creek ant
400 more will go there this winter.
The Montana Fair was great success. Inc
receipts more than paid all the expenses OF mt
ting up the grounds. The West-siders Wen
through To the tune of several thousand dollar
on the races, the East siders being. probably
ION the inside
one wing of the Montana Pententary haI
been completed by the contractor non'i
earlier that required by contract.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

No Go.-Thc infamous law passed b. the
last Congress styled The law 10 prevent cleo
ton frauds, it appears, will fallsllI-born, so fan
as ellec,ng any good Tor Radical candidates
Horace Greeley says j, will not accomplish
the purposes tnr which il was passed The \
Y. Snn (Radical) cntrrtains the same opinion
and SAYS. 1T will be observed that Il applies
only 10 those elections III which members ol
Congress are choscn: with other elections IL
will have nothing ,o do Under the bill. II
will be necessary 10 appoint large Number o'
ofiicials-ahou, three hundred Inspectors aud
from two io iuur thousand Deputy Marshals-
while the bill provides no compensation What
ever Tor these officers They must either be
paid b, private subscription. IA the May ot d
leyy OH the Radical candidates. ar they must
perform the services graiui,"nsly. Whether
uicn can be found 10 carry out. at their owl
expense. the provisions uf this lulqui.oas bull
remains Ia be- sccn, bat we are inclincd d
think ,ha; II they can. under the b'll. ihro"
on, fcw Democratic Congressman they val
no. let the lass remain dead letter oa ih'
statute books
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

RECENT ELECTIONS EAsr-Thc elections
on Moada,. Octobcg 10Th. havc resulted IA i'm
mcn.c gains Tor The Democracy IA OHIO. lnd''
ana aud rcun.,lsania. We gain. =" lar ~
heard from. two members in Ohio. three III
Indiana and Tour IN Pennsylvania besides The
rg..c.lnn al the Whole Democratic stat" i4ckc;
iu Indiana b, abuu, 1000 maj"r'iy The 'rle
graph ia silent IN rrglrd io ihc exact status al
affairs. which "a on.auus ~ good news Ia The
Democracy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

Non EsT-The Statesman says that nothing
has been heard Of the whereabouts Of Ed.
inondson. and that his conduct may have
been unmasonie but it 10 not undepccratic."
IN he was at one time the Idaho City correa-
ip,,ndent Of the stateYmaa we are inclined to
think BIZ conduct Wa, very Radical and in FER
feet accord with that OF Lyon. Gibson and
other ft,e,ds OF tEat Journal.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct A.-The election of the
Democratic state ticket is conceded by MI par.
ties. In - counties heard from (nust Of them
officially the Democratic ticket has go ma
joriiy. The counties yet to be heard from
gave Democratic majority ut the State cleo
ton of 1868 Of 4166. The Democrats have :
majority in the House. The Senate ia a tie,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

sErTLsD.--The differences between the An.
ca have been adjusted. and the Order, where.
ever it exists throughout the world, is now
united.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

DEAp.-John Allen. of Water street dance.
house notoriety in New York City. and known
"a the "wickcdest man in New York." died
on the 10th of last month ut West Perth in
that State. lie leaves property valued at
100000.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

4 RrMog-Tbc Statesman Of October llih
in referring Ia n rumor rs 10 the casc al
Douglas before The Grand Jury. winds up as
follows: 1T wa. bought they stood eleven
Tor, and seven again Y an Indictment About
as correct as other rumors aud statements
about this same affair. \ Grand Jury ot
righ teen mea would be new thing IN Idaho,
The statutes of our Territory will inform onr
friend that seventeen men is the number re-
puircd to be drawn to constitute n Grand Jury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

OK THE MAgE,-Thc Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Lowell Mass. has sued
Mr.. Milburn, the blind preacher, for $500 on
account of bis failure te meet % engagement
to lecture.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20
Az owynEE "Ap."-Our Owyhcc coiem

Az OwYnEE "Ap."-Our Owyhcc coirm
porary publishes among his local notices an ad.
vert.scinru. IA follows;
Auy young lady. uho sa will.as 10 sea on buttons.
rncrh torn s.its and aceras~i psaia' Gems and ~ho
ia gsscbi csok can hear os something 10 heE a3fan
taec b. addressing ioseph Lonz. "Asalaneae "aaSe-
silver Csy. !. T.
We would suggest that Mr. Long won'd mol
have To wait long IL he would state whether be
IL a single or married man. Young ladies ir"
qucuily have a preference. though "f late it APP
pears 1t il distinction without a difference.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

DEAp.-Colonel Joseph Davis. the eldest
brother Of Hon. Jefferson Davis, died ut bis res.
idence near vicksburg, Miss, September 18th,
aged eighty-seveu years
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

BILLIARDS. Frank Parker of Chicago, the
billiard champion of Illinois, has challenged
Rudolphe to lay for the championship oil the
United States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

PATRI0yGc.-An the able bodied Monks OF
the Monastery Of Tn Trappe, in France, have
isiaed she Preach army
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-02
WELL-PLACED LOVE.

Essays for Young Men. on the happi-
Of wellp placed affection, early life, and the
propriety of early Marriage, . protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils of the
day. Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia
Pa. je31y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06

KosKoo. This medicine is rapidly gain
ing The confidence Of tho people, and The
numerous Testimonials of its virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine. leaves no
doubt that ii is n safe and reliable. remedy
for impurity Of tho blood, liver disease, &c.
The last Medical Journal contains an ar.
ticle from Prof. Il. s. Newton, NJ. D., Prcsi.
dent Of tho i Medi.College, city Of New
York, tlarspcaks inbigh terms Of It's cura
tive properties. and gives q specia' recon-
mendation Of Ko.koo to the practitioners Of
medicine. This is,w believe, Tue lrst in
stance where such medicines have been
officially endorsed by the Faculty Of uny o,
the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of DR.. Lawrence, ils
compounder, and also puts "Koskoo" in
tho van of nll o,heir medicines Of Tho pre-
sent day. seE.,l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
0ocupati5nal Ailments.

Fresh, pure air is n yltalizing elixir
Whoever is dcbarred by circumstances from
UNRESTRICTED access to this invisible, but
powerful stimulant, needs n medicinal in.
vgornnt Of some kind. Tho great oh cct
should be 10 choose the best. Popularity
is pretty good guarani, of merit in this
scruiinizing and intelligent age. and tried
by this criterion Hostctter's stomach BIZ, g.
tcrs stands first among the invigorating and
regulating medicines Of the present day.
To The wants Of persons engaged in indoor
employ is, especially in crowded facto.
ries where even with the beet possible yon-
tilation the atmosphere is always in some
degree polluted, this salubrions vegetable
tonicSis peculiarly adapted. The naturc of
the ingredients is no mystery II consist q
of an absolutely pure diifusive stimulant.
tinctnred or rather surohnrged-- The
fluid extracts of sanai ons roots and barks
and herbs. Tho pharmncopnia has its
tintturcs, but what are they? The juice
Of only single root or bnrk or plant is
present in each. Not one of them CON bines
The three properties of n tonic, nm altera
live, md an aperient All these elements
are blended in the Biuers; nor are these
the sum of its medicinal recommendation
II is also q blood depurcnt and an antispas
modic. ~ #f
The baleful effect which air that has boen
partially exhausted Of its oxygen by fre-
quent breathing produces on the vital or
ganization. Is notorious, and when to this
deviialized atmosphere is supcraddcd The
mephitic vapor Of hot air furnaces, It be.
comrs deleierious. and depressing in, the
extreme. To enable the sys.eni to bear up,
even for few hours each day against the
dehilitating influence Of viia,ed aimos,
phcre. a wholesome tonic and Alternative Is
urgently required. This grand disidcratum
is supplied in iostetier's Biitess, which az
a. strength.sustninfng, health protecting
oRent has no rival either among ofRcinal or
adyer ,tised inedicibes. april 6-1m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06

ABoyB SUspIoIos. number OF IN.
most prominent and influential citizens If
the noble old commonwealth Of Kentucky
have united together 10 form and recon-,
mend to the people n, large for. patronage,
very attractive Prize Scheme md We
arc glad to be at le to say that the induces
ments arc so great and The security for the
faithful performance Of MI promises so
strong, that it places the whole entirely
above suspicion. We will bp happy to fur.
nish any of our friends informntion on the
subject or TO aid them in securing tickets.
april 2 EH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06

At q called meeting Of the Philanihropic
Society,5on the 25th Of Maroll, the follow
ing resolutions we're ndopted:
WHEREAS, The hand of DEATH by the
mysterious dispehsation Of an Alwise Pro
vidence has been laid upon our FELLOW STU.
dent, TIC. BooKMAN, md he hns been cut
down In the Spring time Of life, full OF
hope. and vigor, when he had just bexue to
cnicar himself TO us by his manly traits of
character and to give promise of bright
and useful future; Therefore,
Reso'red lst, That whilst We do drop
tears Of sincere grief over his early grave,
and mourn forstis untimely end, yet we
would remember that Goods ways are not
our ways, I" md that Hewko disposed h tho
fates OF men tdoetR all things we'll" 81
RcsolUed I'd, That although sthe deceased
was n member of the, Same College with us
anda friend aud saesociato. and we feel
deeply his loss, yet we know something Of
the greater aadDess which will be felt by
the associaiionto wbiclFhe belonged, when
they see lis vacant chair, and therefore do
tender to our slater Soolety ont. heartfelt.
coincidence in This their sudden .bereaye.
ment, and join with them la extending bur
sympathy TO the family of the ioeeased.
Resolved 3D., That outsof respect to tho
deceased, .andio the Organization OF which
lie was q member, the exercises OF tho So.
cie'y b suspended for one week.
Hesoipeds 4th, That a Scopy30f ihese reso,
l1tions be fnfnished The Enmenean Society
and the famllys8f sRe decensed, s.z. sI
GEORGE SS U UhihiEY, q 5 Il
s. HENRY BELL. Committee.
W. ], MCKAY, }
i
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06

The Massachusetts, House of Repre-
sontatives, by n two-taitds vote, has
ordered to be engrossed bill to allow
husbands and wives to be witnesse 8
for or against each other, both in civil
and criminal suits.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
Sale Day fra winnsboro.

Nothing of much interest to tho
public occurred here to-day. 1880
The Sheriff sold tract Of l60 acres
of land, for $500 cash and the Ad
minis,rator Of Intestate Estate, sold
to the highest bidder for cash, atpub-
lie auction, four shares of stock in the
CHARLOTTE, Columbia aud Augusta
Railroad, at $44.50 per share. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
Con. 70. Il. Zee.

Our beloved old General passed
through cur .o%n Last Wedne esdayaon
his way to the West, and notwithstand-
in; the inclemaucy Of tho weather u
large number of our citizens and the
scholars Of our Military Institute
walked through the coach and shook
the venerable Chicftain by the hand,
and received his blessing, too elo-
quent to, be expressed. ~
May God watch over him, restore
him to health, and return him safely
to tho bosom Of his family.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
Testimonials from England,

siRs--.lIaying suffered severely from
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induced, from what heard said Of It. to
try .PERnY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. from which
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article. am yours, &c.,
" William EVANS, (Miner,)
Willenhall, England.
This isto certify that I have hecn ss.'
ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick
Hendnche foi upwards Of four years.
have consulted many OF THE Faculty, bu.
have derived no material benefit from any
soarcs, until l tried PgnRY DAYS. PAIN
Killer. which, / am happy to state, has
done me more good than oil I over tried bo.
fore. ESTHER BRIGGS,
S.., Bolton, England.
GsaTLEMB.i,--I have much pleasure in
speaking OF tile great efficacy and useful
ness Of your PAIS KILLER. Two years
ago was severely afflicted with painful
internal disease, when friend Of mine,
who had just retnrned fram the States,
geya me o small quantity Of PAIN KILLER,
whish he he'd brought over sl.k him..
took A. as directed, and Tho relief was i'm.
mediate, end 50, Satisfied was I OF, It's value
es o med dicine, that immediately sent TO
New York for baff o dozen bottles land, Il
ana tbankfal 20 say, that u has proved 10
NY family and friends who have used II Of
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laas = 3 yssrs' 6 ps,s ss' END suffering s. Mg4p ~
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
Ta;a,s.9s, 7, % i !. .:Tts,sraaa:s.
New Advertisements.

Bananuas, Cocoanuts, and. Oranges,
at John MoIntyre & Go. ~ ,tssa.da Il
| IStockhplders Meeting-C. II. Man.
sion, Secretary. s.s- rai $50
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
WHO are the Happy I

Lord Byron once said, and it is
true, that "the mechanics and work.
ingmen who can maintain their fami-
lies are, in my opinion, the happiest
body Of men. Poverty is wretched-
ness but even poverty is, perhaps,
to bo preferred to the heartless, un-
meaning dissipation of high order"
Another author says "I have no
propensity to envy any one. least of
all the rich and great but, if dis
posed to this weakness, the subject
of my weakness would be a healthy
young man, in full possession Of his
strength and faculties, going forth in
the morning to work for his wife and
children, or bringing them home his
wages at night"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
The Little Corporal.

The Little Corporal for April is re.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06

" A healthy and exhiliratinp
beverage is Dr.. TUFTS Golden Eagle
Bitters. t
" Dyspeptics should use DR..
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G- If you want fine appetite
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06

Of the railroad between this city and
Port Royal are, daily Frightening.
Two hundred and fifty tons Of iron
have lately been received in Charles
ton for laying the track of this road,
and more is daily expected to errive.
The chief engineer states that the
work will soon be commenced be-
tween that city and tue. Savannah
River, and the entire work. will be
finished by next Oc' ober." ~
Having jnst5received another cargo
Of Pb@nix Guano diroct from the is
lands, we can fill all orders for, either
IF the following valuable Fertilizers !:
Phoenix Guaho Wilcox, Gibbs & Co. S
Manipulated Guano; Gnano Salt and
Plaster Compound. The "Manipu-
lated and the "Compouud" are pro =.
pared by Us in, Charleston and Snvan-
nah, Ga. Professor Shepard, State
Inspector, says of theu: ~ con
heartily recommend these Fertilizers,
not only. on account Of their chemical
but also their physical properties"
Phamplets containing analyses and
numerous certificates from planters
furnished on application. Orders
promptly filled by Wilcox, GIBBs &
Co., Importers and dealers in Guanos,
NJ. 81 East Bay, Charleston, S. c.,
No. 50 Bay Street, Savannah, and
No. e4l Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
april 6-l "