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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-09

A BOAT RAcs.-A boat race will take place,
under the auspices Of the Carolina Regatta
El0b, at about o'clock tomorrow evening.
The following four-oars are entered: The
Belle, the Cyrlla, the Loula and the Alert.
The, course will be from a point near James
nisnd across tle Ashley River, to point off
Atlantic street about three quarters Of q mile.
The Carolina Regatta Club will present as q
prizelto the winning boat a pair Of oars, Of the
finest make aud qnallty. And prize Of a
magnificent tin. cup will probably be presented
to the Inst boat which reaches the goal The
race is expected to be an exciting one; and
win doubtless draw large crowd of specta-
tors &: 49,. .aa.s...s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-09

H. N9- GERMAN SOCIETY: OF SOUTH
oARoLMA.-Emigrants seeking employment can
obtain Information concerning the same from
Captain q. HARMS, Agent of this Society, whose
Office for the present Is at No. 80 East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily. Onlce hours from IL to 2o'clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN,
apps stu President.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-09
Business Gar6s.

A DAMS, DAMON & co., 16 BROAD ST.,
II Dealers In Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c. Agents
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Ucoupational Ailments

Fresh, pure mir is q vitalizing elixir.
Whoever is dcbarred by circnmsta anccs from
unrestricted access TO this invisible, but
powerful stimunnt, needs medicinal in.
vgorant of somc kind. The great oh Get,
should be to choose the best Popularity
ia pretty good guarantee Of merit in this
scrntinizing and intelligent age. and tried
by this criterion IIostettcrs stomach Dit
ters stands first among the invigornting and
regulating medicines Of the present day.
TO the wants of persons engaged in indoor
employme ts, especially in crowded faclo
rics where even with the beet possible ven
'ila''on The atmosphere is always in some
degree polluted, this salubrious vegetable
tonic is peculiarly ada plea. Tine haiHre Of
the ingredients is no mystery. It consists
Of m absolutely pure dffusive sinulant.
tinctured-or rather surohargcd-w with the
tiuid extracts Of snnatons roots and barks
and herbs. The pharmncopooia hns It's
iinItnres, but What are they The Juice
OF only n single root or bark or plant is
present in each. Not one Of them combines
the three properties Of a tonic, an nltera
tive, and an Gpcrieht Ell thcss elements
are blended in the Bittcrs nor nre these
the snm Of its medicinal recommendations.
1t is also blood dephrcnt and an antispas.
modic
The balcfnl effect which mir that has bscn
partially exhausted Of its oxygen by fire..
1ucnt breathing produces on tho vital or.
ganization, Is notorious, md whea to this
Ievitalized atmosphere is supcraddcd the
mcphitic vapor' Of hot air furnaces. l. hc.
comes deletcrious and depressing in the
extreme. To enable tho system to bear up,
even for a few hours each day against The
debiitating influence Of vitated atmoe-
pherc, n wholesome tohIG and Alternative is
urgently required. This grand dsderatum
Is supplied in Nostettcr's 3itlers, which az
strength sustaining. health. protecting
agent has no rival either among olTicina, o:
DYER .tiscd medicines april 5-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
---------- >>~>>~>~< ~<~tc~~>c>sc<>~~--~------.
The PhrenOlOgfGai JOurnsal. /.

And Packard's Monthly for May
contains the following articles, many
of which are illustrated Hon. Sam
uel Merrill, Governor Of Iowa, with
portrait and character |; Knowing, or
Man and the World /; The4man in the
Moon superstitions of different
tribes and nations Honesty !; An AS.
eassin, and biz. Yictifi rince Pierre
Bonaparte and Victor sNoir : 81 can't
for tho boys" Young Womanhood in
Awssica, &c. ..Prioe 80 cents, or So
9 Year. Addfess s. r. W ellis, ss9
Broadway, New York. 'e'} E
81 The Christian Union aays. [. "Any
body who refuses to examine the
: chronological Journal from .. notion
eof'isss,' 2 being scientifically, ifsresio, ia
fuaSosing no small privationn, oaI him.
self. The chronological olansns
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

Guard, for March, we find tho follow
ing about the veteran journalist, Ma
jor Noah
"The Major" as he was always
called by his friends, though always
standing mp stoutly for the honor OF
his race, was not very strict in the
observance of the Hebrew religion.
Some one nettled at som ething he had
said, spoke Of him as ca porkeating
jew" He laughed when told of it.
81 don't admire pork" he said, "but
| plead guilty to weakness for its
hind leg, when all tho Christian has
been taken out of it by salt and smoke
and-hanging. | know that the first
Noah cursed Ham, but he was recov-
ering from bad drunk at the time.
There is no reason why the last Noah
should do it without any provocation,
especially if the ham be juicy, and
the Noah hungry"
"But Moses, Major"
'Oh, Moses was perfectly right, uu !.
der the circumstances. l don't sup.
pose that there was man in all Pal.
estine who understood how to cure q
ham. Moses tells US we mustn't mar
tho corner of our boards, and yet nine.
ty-nine hundreds of the Jews shave
their chins as close as I do"
"And so the Major ate his ham, and
took the responsibility"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
A Wrong Impression Gsrteoted

Many persons believe that there is no
value In anything that does not come from
'Ihe North" How hnihiliating! How
ever this impression is Being gradually cor.
rcctcd. It's now admitted that no rene
dial Agent has ever been discovered. North
or South that possesses, in so eminent n
degree, the power Of crndicaling from the
system all foul dislemper, MS DR.. TtTTS
SARSAPARlLLA AND QUEENS DE
LIGHT. The secret is, it assists nature 10
do This through its own channels. 1t is
composed Of vegetable substances alone
every ono Of which. grows on Southern
soil 1t 10 the BLOUD PURIFIER OF fHE
AGE. aprl 2l-lw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

aside, there is no American publica-
tion more strongly characterized by
shrewd inoisive, workaday common.
sense. It's hints for living, alone, and
tho care Of health, could not we'll fail
in the first instance to abate the Doc.
tors bill to its minimum, and ulti.
mately to promote the longevity Of
the obscrvant reader, and this at the
cost of q small outlay which the pres.
ent pleasure of perusal more than re.
pays"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

ABOVE SusrtcIoN.--A number of ,hc
most prominent and influential oitizrus of
the noble old commonwealth of Kentucky
nave united together 10 form and recon-
mend to the people nj large for patronage.
a very attractive Prize Scheme; and Ne
are glad to TO able to say that the induce
ments arc so great. and the security for tho
faithful performance Of all promises SO
strong, that it places the whole entirely
above suspicion. We will BE- happy TO fur
nish any Of our friends information on the
subject or to aid them in securing tickets.
april 2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Latest Quotations of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, S. G.,
Corrected Weekly by A. G. KAUFMAN
Broker, No. 25 Broad St.
April %, 1870.

STATE sEcuRlrIHs--South Carolina, old
SO; do, ew.-@S0 do, registered
stock, c1 int--68O
RAILROAD STocKs-Chnrlottc, Columbia
and Augusta, ,--@55; Ctr enville and CO.
lnmbia, 2; Northeastern, 1000; Sn-
vannah and Charleston, IS; South Carolina,
(whole sharcs) As; do, (half do) %.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK Mills.
*Bank Of Charlesto -@-
*Bank Of Newbcrry, 90 -
Bank Of Camden, bC@-
Bank Of Georgetown, --6m--
Bank OF South Carolina, 6M-
Bank Of Chester, 6G1-~
Bank Of Hamburg, &c.
Bank of State of S. G.. prior to 1861, 50G1--
Bank of State of s. G. issue 1861
and 1862, l3@-
*Plantcfs' md Mechanics Bank
Charlest sto1r, 90
*Peoplcs Bank of Charleston, TO
xUnion Bark of Charleston, %
Southwestern r r Bank, Charles.
ton, {ofd) @
Southwestern r r Bank, Charles
ton, (rew} 10
State Bank Of Charleston, So
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston, --@3
Exchange BanH OF Colnmoia, IOD-
Comiyercial Bank Of Columbia, 90
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw, go
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, 3@@--
State of s. G. Bills Rcccivable, par
City of Challeston Change Bills, par
Securities moro in demand. E.chnnge
favoring buyers. Money easier. Bank
rates ~ cent. month on Stock collater,
als. Outside rates arbitrary Bank nolcs
stagnant.
*E,lls marked thus (*) nre hring rerleenl-
ed at the Bank Counters Of cach.
jan 2I..1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Testimonials from ENGLAND.


SIN. --Having suffered severely from
rheumatic pains in the head and face, was
induced, from What heard said OF il to
try PEhn1 DA7Is' P&,H kILLti. from Which
soon found relief. II Is indeed . valuable
article. Eam yours, 30,
Willenhs!!, England.
Vhis is to certify tHat hnva heen suf.
ferer from Indigestion md violent Sick
Headache for upwards Of four years.
have consulted many Of the Faculty, bul
Nave derived no material benefit from any
source, Until 7 tried PERRY DAVIS Pam
KILLER. which, SIN happy TO state. has
done mo more good than oil ever l,i.d be-.
fore lESTIfElt BRIGGS.
Bolton, England.
GENTLEMEa,---I have much pleasure ii
speaking OF the great efficacy and useful
ness Of yonr PAIN KILLER. Two years
ago was severely afflicted with painful
internal disease. when friehd 6f mine,
Who hadinst RETURNED s-osn tho States,
gave me smail Quantity Of p.tfH XfLLrR,
which be hed bro,tght over with hih.
took IL as directed. and tho relieY was i'm
mediate, aud 10 satisfied WAS r Of i,S valne
AZ Medicine, thatI Immediately sent TO
New York for holt dozen bottles and I
am thankful TO- tsay, thstit ,hae; pruyedt, to
my family and friends who have used Il OF
inestimable vaids In relieving elmoss all
kinds of paiu saa Geffng. = ! z .asH,s
Ho. psitMan, Maaohsstss.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Good Chewing TObacc@.

Messrs. Thompson & Woodward
have again presented us with q sam
plo of "Ocburns Best Tobacco. ~
This sample is Of tho same brand
sent US before, and can truly say it is
composed Of the pure leaf. Anil low
srs Of the "weed' have now an oppor-
trinity Of procuring something that is
good. IA
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
The Inn Convention

The question Of supplying the
Southern country With white popu.
lation has occupied the minds OF all
interested in her welfare ever since
the abolition of slavery. So far, how.
ever, nothing practical has resulted
from any efforts at its solution. In
this State we have been especially
unfortunate. The well.organized sys.
tenn established by the Legislature Of
1865, under the efficient management
of General John A. Wagner was
completely upset, and al the progress
it had already rendered nugatory by
the change Of government and the
efforts of individuals and private so.
cieties have been restricted FOR want
of means to very narrow compass.
AT last, however, we have bright.
err prospect. A convention is to be
held in Charleston on the third of
next month for the purpose of devils.
ing means to bring about the all to be
desired influx of population frcm
abroad. The class of gentleme en-
whose names arc announced from the
various districts Of the State as dele.
gates to the convention, and the on.
ligHened views in regard to this sub.
ject generally, which have recently
been promulgated through Tie public
prints, lead us to believe that this
convention must result in great prac.
tical good, that the era of white i'm
migration, to the South is about tc
uaWn' .$jT.tk 5ss{S4B .Eg
The arrangements for the conven.
tion are announced in detail in an adj
veftisement which appears in anothe,
column.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
HARMAN q. REYNOLDS.
Grand Master Mason. IT,. g. |


Mr.. w. Fl. Hcrndon, of Springfield,
ILL.,, formerly the law partner Of the late
President Lincoln, has greatly scanda.
Iizrd the admirers Of the latter bv
writing and publishing in the toledo
Free Religionist letter in which he
declares that from early manhood to the
time or his death, MIR. Lincoln was q
daring and outspoken unbelever. He
says that in 1884 he read with great
avidi,y "Vomey's Ruins and Tom
Panc's works, and that they became
part Of MIR. Lincoln from 1884 to the
end Of his life." lie also says that in
S35 she wrote out a small work On
lnlideli;y," which he intended to publish,
but which friend considerably burnt.
Mr.. Herndon says that this book was
an attack upon the whole grounds OF
Christianity, and especially was it al
attack upon the idea that Jesus was the
Christ, the true and only begotton Son
OF God, as the Christian world contend.
ed He declares that when Mr.
Lincoln left Springfield for Washington
his religious opinions were unchanged.
The efforts made by General Rose
Grams, in Mexico, to promote internal
improvements, are we'll received.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

0F We dosiro of our readers who
are really fond Of the good things of
this life to call upon Mr.. A. P. Mil
Ter and procure some of his cclcbrat-
cd L1gcr Beer. His stock of this
article now on hand is something
really good, and the public may feel
satisfied that they are procuring
pure article, which, is something in
these times. Get glass or two of
Seeger's Lager Beer, pure and un-
ad ulterated at A. p. Miller's.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Masons Assassina.od.
10 the Worshin,ul Master, Nardens
and Brethren Of the Masonic Lodges
IN IR1OiI

-, Illinois.
Dea. Brethren.-The Spanish author.
tiles III Cuba have arrested and asnssina
ted, under the inst,gation of a Catholic
priest, several Gubaus and Americans
whose sole oif.nts was that they met in
a Masonic Lodge. No proof was mad.
that they were in any way engaged
in the Cuban revolution but upon
demand Of brutal soldiers, maddcned by
the 'nflammatory appeals Of Catalan
priest, these American citizens w"rc
slaughtered in cold blood, because they
were Frecmasons.
do therefore earnestly advise rvSry
Masonic lodge in the State TO memo.
r'alize The president OF the United
States and demand prote c,on to Amer.
can citizens v.whrrc, and ample
atonemrnt for this indcfcnslble and
unprovoked outrage, and to send all
papers TO Gen. John A. Logan, who is
Representative for tho State an large.
Given under my hand and seal at
Springfield this 10Th day Of MarcH, A.
l.. 1870.
HARMAN &. REYNOLDS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Crumbs.

a comet of such brilliancy is coming
this year, that night will be turned
into day and gas companies ruined
How fortunate we are, there are no gas
lights hereabouts.(7)
Tho Cincinnati Times says that l.
G. Hopkins & Co., of that city spend
$4,000 day for advertising, and
clear double that amount.
1t is said that during the month of
May, no less than twenty-five we'd
dings will como off in Americus, Ga
Forty-four hearts are now throbbing
with hope and excitement in anticipa
tion of the glorious event. Jehu
how spotted we'd feel if we were one
Of them2
The following notice was found q
few days ago posted on fence in our
town. We, therefore, publish it for
the benefit of those concerned. Here
it is, verbattna, ct hteratin,
NOTICE To ALL rERsoNs
and it is that nobody isn't allowed To
inter this Lot that Except they BE
on Business particular and if Even
Known or caught Bursting planks
from this fence they will suffer BY
the Laws. inforccably according re
their Dep'idations Positively no Ad.
mittancc.
Over seven thousand immigrants
arrived in New York during the past
week.
Snow storms are reported in York,
Vile, Greenville and Piokens Dis
trict on Sunday last.
The 26th Of this month is the da,
set apart for decorating the Confedc
rate graves. 1t should be observed
throughout the whole South.
We are requested to correct the
statement made in Thursdays News
in regard to Southern Legislatures
One of the members suggests that
$ll37@ per dozen, must have beer
anti 6etl"m prices. Tho present G len
eral Assembly would not sell thci
personal votes for that amount, beside
they demand cash in all cases. A.
high as $500 has been paid for on,
vote in our LEGISLATURE,
The Charleston Courier chronicles
the death of DR.. VIM. Hume.
The celebration for tho ratification
of the fifteenth amendment will take
place in the City Of Columbia, or
Thursday the 2lst.
a correspondent reports the aver
age price of votes in Southern Leg
islature at "$ll 37A per dozen, S pei
cent. off for CASH.
A correspondent informs the Ches
ter Reporter how to prevent the dis
ease now SO prevalent among fowls
from breaking out. He says fcee
your poultry on dough flled with rec
pepper; and If the disease has al
ready made its appearance it can be
prevented from spreading by adopt
ing the feed suggested. It is Ger
tainly very simple and easily tried.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

FG Those of our business men
wishing Bill-Heads, Letter. Heads,
Cards, Envelopes, Posters, &c., in any
and every style, can have their orders
promptly filed ut this office. Our
work will compete both in style and
price With sny printing establishment
in the State. sfs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

WOssse ON EIanp. g 4
In that sacy series Of papers, "Dovn
Among she Dead Men," in the OsH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

A "Mind Your Own Business
Club" has been organized iu New
York, but It's said to be lauguishing
for want Of members.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
C0nsistifig OF

Consisting OF
sugars. coaeos, Lard. Rice. Bacon. Flour,
tsish Potatoes. Mackerel, ssrdines. Jellies,
Oysters, Pickles, Gingsr-nuts, Cakcs, Crack
ers, Black Pepper, Spice, Ginger, SO.
All ne ask is . call. 0nr Goods have
slsobsoa bought sipeo the decline in Gold
and csttoa, and therefore we can sell cheap.
JOHN McrhrYBE d co
spslIs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

kosKoo.-This medicine is rapidly gain
ing The confidence Of tho people, and the
numerous testimonials of iis Virtues. ,,iren
% practitioners OF medicine, leaves no
doubt that it is n safe and reliable remedy
Tor impuritv Of the blood, liver disease, 60.
The last 4Neoicai Journal contains an ar
ticle from Prof. r. s. Newton, NJ. D., Prcsi.
dent Of the Mcdi.Collcge, city of New
York, that speaks in high terms Of ito cura
tive properties. and gives spccia' recon-
mendation Of Ko skoo 10 the practitioners If
medicine. This is. wo believe, the first in
stance where such medicines have been
officially endorsed by the Faculty Of any OF
the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon tho skill Of DR.. Lawrence, it's
c,'mpounder, and also puts "Koskoo" in
the van Of all other medicines of the pre-
sent day.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

sPsdIAL NoTtoE.---T3 psftieS in want Of
Gn6fs, cssshes and Blinds. We refer To the
advertisement OPP" p..'Tosle, TIE large
thanufsctnrsr Of those goods Ia Cb aslsston.
tpsice liet fgruished Oh spplisstiaaa sgf 4
fssly 20 Ora - sE 49,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
New Advertisements.

Wanted Wanted !!-R. j. Mo-
Carley. tt.5@ = A3%s2 GF 'F&
Irish Potatoes-MoIntyre & Co.
Sheriff Sales---P. Il. Fra1ce, Sheriff
Riohland District.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

Smiles are the most beautiful orna-
ments that you can wear--brighter
and cheaper and better than costly
diamonds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
TIE POLICY HOLDERS
LIFE AND TONTINE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
OK the @ouths
70 Broaa Street. Charleston S. G.

w IFH tho Coinprollcr General. will f..
W sue the usual forms VI life and En-
dowmcnt Policies.
1t ia the most liberal Company to the
assured in the world. The charter g,,aran.
tees to the policy holder ,he cash surrender
Yolue Of his policy after one annual pay.
mont except ouly in case of fraud
1t is he only purely mutual Company in
The South.
II has no stockh olders. All surplus
(rrohts) must tc divided among the assured
annually.
1t Is IN every respect conservative. Its
Investments are confined by charter to the
mcN, 'o'M securities, and il il under tho
management Of business men Of well krown
ability and integrity. Tts Board OF Trus,
teca comprises many Of the most Prominent
mcn in South Carolina. Georgia and North
Carolina.
Persons wishing any information, will
please communicate with aisy orthc officers
WM. McBURNEY,
President
Z. =. ALEXANDER,
Vice. ?rcsidcn, aud Aciuary.
j. T. GILMER,
Vice President in Georgia
L. NYE up!CnlNSON,
Picr-Prcsidcnt in North Carolina.
GEO. L. BUGGS,
Secretary and General Agcnt.
JOHN 7. DARBY. NJ y,
nprli link Medical Adviser.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
announcements Extraordina-
b1ARRIED.

UNG-MARTIN AND OrnERs.-
In Salt Lake City, U:ah, on the 10th
ult., inrthe presence of the Saints, FL
der, Brigham ). Young to Mrs. j. r.
Martin, miss T.. M.tPondergrast, Mrs.
r. NJ. Jeuickson, Miss Susie p Clcve-
land and Miss Emily P. Martin, all of
Berks, England. No cards.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
The Columbia Council Mud

The Columbia Phen,r of Tuesday,
18th Of April, says the Supreme Court
will, to-day, announce whether it will
hear the mandamus applied for last
week by the Republicans, who claim
to have been elected to the Offices of
Mayor and Aldermen of this city, at
the recent election, without requiring
the process to be sought through the
channel of tho Circuit Court. The
matter was argued thoroughly last
week by the counsel of the claimants,
and by that of the contestants, the
latter being the present incu bents,
who contend that the election was il
legal and fraudulent, and she Court
reserved its decision until to-day.
The result is expected with some GU
Tiosity, us the final determination OF
the case will be reached far more OK.
peditiously without the intervention
of the Circuit Court, from which it
would undoubtedly be appealed, if it
was there decided adversely to the
contestants.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
Cleanse.

ltis highly import mt that our City
Fathers should see that the streets
and backyards are thoroughly cleans
ed for the hot days of the ap.
preaching Simmer. Cleanliness is
necessary to health, and in order to
secure both, our citizens should assist
tho authorities by keeping their lots
IN o condition that will ensure health.
>1>.~~-o~->~-e---o-o-----
Announcement ExtraOrdina- -
ry.
The Richmond Whig contains no
following announcement
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
"A Sensible View.

A writer in the New Jerusalem
Magazine, in referring to the much
discussed subject of unhappy mar
riagcs, says
elf the fullest liberty of re-arrange-
mcnt were given tomorrow to all the
married couples in the world, there
would be just as many unhappy wives
and husbands as before. 1t is the
interior wickedncss of the human
heart which causes tho mischief; and
SO long as men and women are by ma
turc domineering, cruel and indifTor.
. cnt to one anothcl's rights, so long
must%thcre be unhappy households, all
the defamation against the fxodness
of the marriage relation to the con-
trary Notwithstanding"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
New Goods.
A ISO

Sugar. Coffee, Molassns, Tra. &C., Of bcs.
quality, and all at low p,ccs for sale by
kETClliN, McM.tSTEn s. BRICE.