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WEDNESDAY, MAY Sd,

WEDNESDAY, MAY Sd,
A BOUT halt the lots having been disposed
ofat the sale on April q, the remainder wiz
sold, as above stated, on WEDNESDAY, May
Sd, commencing opposite the Terra Gotta
Works, on Orleans street, in one Of the most
repIdIy improving gneighborhoodsi in the city.
WE INVITE PUBLIC AITENTION TO
the sale Of CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILD
ING LOTS, which Mr.. F. ". SMITH has d.
rected US to place on the market at
PsrsmptOry Public Sale
at the time above stated, situated on
LauderdaIs, Orleans and Gs0Fgla
streets, In 1he vicinity Of st. Agnes Academy.
In Offering this large number Of lots, we
place before the public a rare opportunity Of
making an Investment In property which
cannot fail TO increase IN value, being 40
centrally located that it must be allied up In
preference to more distant points.
Accessible on the north side BY ths Bsale
street and on the south By the Hsrnando
street railroads, and travarsas and bound
ed in all directions by broad streets, we are
confident that we cannot bring 70 the notice
of those who want q cheap home better
piece of property from which to make a
selection.
TIE terms Of the sale are made very easy
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Mrs. Fair, the Murdsress Of Crlitsndsn,
and the eamhlera

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Mrs.
Fair viii be sentenced May 18th, the
counsel desired a month to prepare an
application for a new trial, having re-
served about forty exceptions, gener-
ally unimpOrtant points in the ruling
OF the court. The gamblers, who
were generally friends Of the prisoner,
were ready to bet on yesterday fore
noon that two Of the jurors would re-
fuse to agree on a verdict Of guilty,
creating the impression in the COM
munity that they had some grounds
for the belief.
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cREvAssE.
The Damage Dons BY Floods.

NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-The Point
and IMOrean crevasses are closed
Nothing has been heard from the
Bonnet Carre crevasse today. There
Is no material change in the food on
the Jackson railroad.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEGRAPHI
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April H.-Dry Go0ds-There
is no i'm portaut change noticeable ia this de-
psrtmenl. The demand is moderate Tor ali
articles, and the sales are cor 1ued 10 staples
prices showing no essential change We
quote desirable makes Of printed CaliCOes at
lie; pasEe sly les. lQGlO5ac; Manchester robes.
iilHC; Pacific Mills printed percales, 2l1Sc;
printed lawns, HGl5c; heavy brown drills,
I2}4Sl3c; heavy brown sheetiDgs, l2@l27Ic;
Ifght IIe.
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no C0NTRACTORS.

c, EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned for the erection OF the
proposed school building 10 be built on the
corner o. Market and Third streets, Plans
and speci icatigns can be seen at the ONCE OF
Jones & Baldwin architects, Kit williams
Block Bids To be left with the Secretary OF
the GARD Of Education, at the Odd FellOWs'
Hail, on or before the 7th of May next, at y
o'clock noon, The committee reserve the
right TO reject any or al OF the bids.
c. 5. FENNER,
n. j. WIGGIN,
r. J. MANsFORD,
gD23 Building COmmlttea
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NEW ApvERTIsEMEHTs.
nEnPHIs. APRIL 2s. Ia1L

AE@fhlSs Hrsaa- Gog tGsls
The hFsak 10 ths Ia0ksoa Raligoad makss
dlffsFsR0e Of tHo haHrs ssiY l8 tlms Of
arrival At New oFlsans. The nail train
leaving NsmDhls al 1880 pm. arrives at
Pass AanGhaG st g an, and passengers
tben take 2 boat for View Orleans, giving
them q delightful Trip asFsss the beautiful
Lake Patohsrirail. Returning tbs b0at
leaves New Orleans iva hours earlier, 80
that trains IsaVs Pass NaDchae on tims.
Jas. TONGE, Gsu'l SRlt.
G. P. OAKLEY, 6. Ia.
T,sdger eopvI
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

CIrY ENGINEERS OFFICE, MEMPHIS.
~ Tenn. april Is, ISL Sealed proposals
VIII be received al this Office until twelve
o clock no. Friday, the 18th instant, for build
ing wooden bridges on the Raleigh road and
Causey street. The city reserves the right to
reject any or all Of the proposals.
For further information apply az this office.
J. ii. HUMPHREYS,
ap4Q CITY Engineer.
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CHICAGO, April 27.-Andrew ThOmp-
son, who murdered Mrs. Haggerty
and her three children ia Clayton
county, Iowa, December, 1869, was to-
day found guilty Of murder in the sec
ond degree, and sentenced to the PEN
itentiary for life.
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NQUCE.

rAyoRis OFFICE, CITY HALL.
~ MEElEH1s, rEl7l7., April p. llll.
me Interest on the Gold Bonds of the city
Of Memphis. viii be paid IN gold on Monday
the lat OF May, l8Il, upon presentation Of the
proper Coupons at the once Of p. 81. alEI7s
4 Co. No. "a Pine strsst, New York citys and
also at the once Of the City Comptronar. City
Han. Exchange building Memphis. Tenn.
ann JOHN JOHNSON. 1lavor
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

apps
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sT0cKHnlDER9i WEETIG.

IN aocordauos with q resolution ol the
il Board OF Directors, q meel Ing OF lna stock
hclders Of the Corlnth and Tennessee hlver
Railroad Company wiz be nelQ 20 sl1 once
OF the President Of The com pan ly 10 q -il 1lar
Tenn. on ths lst day of Nay. leli.
49, n HUNT. President.
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AHUsEHEWTs
GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
BLIND TOM

FTRHE gfest IucomprshausI5I 1fusica- Won
a der of the nluateeulh century.
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$765,OOO
IN Cash Gifts, to bs Distributed by
the New York Cash PrIzs Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

3
bU0 Cold abCh 20 TO 200
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc. val
leu al.yuuugJ
A chance 10 draw any OF the above Prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt OF
25c. Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice
acd sent by mall to any address. The prize
named upon II viii be delivered 70 bb Q ticket
holder on payment OF one Dollar. Prizes are
tmms0iately sent to any address by express
or return mail.
You VIII knOW what your prize Is before
you pay Tor IL. ANY prize exchanged for an
ether Of the same value. no blanks. Our
patrons depend on fair dealing.
RETEREECBs.-Thi following lately drew
valuable Prizes and ktncly permit Us to pub
lush them: Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $40 O0J; ;
Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore. Piano, $50;
las. M. Matthews, DetrOtJ 5000; J Ohm T. An
qerson, Savannah, $500; James Simmons,
Boston, &l0, ,000.
PREss UPDIoS.-" The arm Is reliable -
Weekly Tribune, Dec. 2S. deserve tneir sue.
cess IN Z. Herald, Jun. ]. % Just and hon
Orable. ."-NelgE, Dec. y.
send for cirular. Liberal Inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package OF 2O6 Sealed Envelopes contains
ONE Cash GIFT. Seven tickets tOr 81; II for
81; 50 for s. lO0 for SIS. Address
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rTHHE drm Of Conner 8 Richardson is this
4 day dissolved By mutual consent Geo.
$. Richardson viii continue the 1uslr eas "a.
the old stand. No. Howard Row under enc
name and style Of SEQ. 8. Richardson 3 20,
e j.. CONFER.
GEO. s. RICHARDSON.
Hfauru7tfr u1ufT 1sT1 app
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rzROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. THE
Arm OF B I. SEMI Is o CG rB b.
Bsmmes and John W. DHWsonI ia dissolved
by mutual consent. The business viii be
continued by 3. j. senuleg, uudarr the name
aud style as heretofore.
B, EEHMEE,
JOHN W. DAWSON
lTEuPs1s. April 8. I87l.
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DIED.

MONROE-At Minneapolis, MINI, Sunday,
April I'D, FRANK M. MONEOE, in the 28th
year Of his age.
WOCMY-Thursdgy April 9th, at 2 pm,
JULIA, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
JuO. TWOOmy, after long illness.
The hiends and acqusintances are invited
10 attend her fuueraI, from the rf fsidence OF
ne- psrsnls, no. Jones avenue. this (FRI-
Day afterr oon, at O'Clock.
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Notice of DlssOIutian,

FFNHE cOpartnershIp heretofore existing be-
u tween the undersigned. at No. 342 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, under the style
solved bY mutual consent, p. J. Peters and
Edward Peters assuming all The liabilities Of
the arm.
The business viii be continued by P. j. and
Edwald Id Peters, under the Arm name OF P. J..
PETERS s. son, who ars authorized 20 col
lsct all indebtedness due The hrna Of Moores
q Peters.
JAMES @. MOORES,
p j. PETERS,
EDWARD PETERS.
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MARRIED.

KINDRED-MIZE-O the 23th inst, at
the residence OF the brides father, by the
Rev ThOs. Joyner, Capt. K. ]. KINDRED, Of
Memphis, and Miss MoLLIK Y. NIKE, OF Smell
by county.
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Masonic NOTlCE,

rVDHE stated communication Of XII 2
j Winning LOCge, No. 34l, will be held NJ
this lFkIDAN) evening. April ., at s/WN
o'clock, Tor dispatch Of business. All III IA. Z
are frauerually Invited.
Ply order W. B RICHARDET, ". N.
L--rL. L 4 p E-r- Sc -raLarv-
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There are about 5000 indians ai
the Cheyenne Agency, mostly Ara
pahOes and Cheyennes. The Indians
of the former tribes are very well dis
posed, but among the latter there
seems to be a feeling Of discomfort
probably growing Out of the appear
ance Of The surveying parties ia the
interest Of the railroads. These In
dians are very much opposed TO the
extension Of railroads through their
country. Ten chiefs, representinQ the
principal tribes, have been invited 10
Washington, and it is likely the rail-
road question wiz be discussed in
conference. There is Little Raven.
who viii 90 on the part Of the Ara
pahOes, and Little Robe or Wild
Horse, on behalf Of the Cheyennes.
If the chiefs refuse to attend the pro.
Dosed conference in Washington. The
whites viii apprehend trouble thi:
summer.
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cOPAsTHERsHIPs DISSOLVED.
DISSOLUTION

TVyHE arm or NEWTON FoRD q Co. Is this
il day dissolved by mutual consent
NEW TON EJHD.
ID. y. POHTEE
w. =. TAYLOR.
MEMPHIs, April ], Is7l.
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RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.
Ruaniag from DsVall's Bluff In connection
with the Memphis and Little RaGk R.R.

COMMENCING MONDAY, May ~IKSs
~ }, 1871, the steamer OSAGg, J.
b. Davis, Master, Chas. Smlthers, Clerk, VIII
leave DeNaus Bluff MONDAYS, WEDN tGS-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock pm. ION
arrival of train from Memphis), for Des Arc,
Augusta and IacksnupOrt. Rsi urnlng leave
JacKsenpOFt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at pm, making connection
with trains st Devall's Bluff for Memphis and
Little Rock.
As early as the trake will Justify, the
steamer SALLIE V. will be added to the line
making tri-Weekly trips to Augusta, West
Point and seaTcy. JNO. b. DAVIS,
ap2S SuDt Railroad PaCR ct Co.
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DISSOLUTION

All persons indebted to the old drm viii
please Esttle their accounts.
apis ST.. WAhD.
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gFThs business Of the new drm wiz be con-
ducted az heretofOrs by the uudsrslg gnsd uu-
der the Old Style Of
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, april 27-Gold opened at ll05I,
but after the announcement that the Treas
ury sold but S2OlO.O00, became firm and closed
Witn sales az ll06gul56 Loans were made
at l93 per cent from carrying 70 l9l-64 per
cent FOR use. CleaTauces SJ7OO0,0gO. Govern
ments opened steady atseCOnd call, advanced
about = on 5 20 issues, closing hrm at an ad-
vance. stocks opened steady at about the
closing rates last evening, and advanced
slightly on Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, North
western, st. Paul and Wabash, bat about
noon raid was made upon the market and
the entire uat declined 1Sls4 per cent. The
decline was most noticeable in Pacific Ma J.,
Western Union, New York Central, Lake
shore, Northwestern, St Paul, " Wabash,
Ohio and hannibal and ST. Joseph. The de-
cline. 10 Is said, was caused by former bulls
In Northwestern, who suddenly became
bears, sold out 70 the market, and then used
their own stock 70 ham mer the malke with
and ireighten SPECTATORS. The bulls say the
thing Dos been oVerdonet the bears are sold,
and " III suiter III consequence. The market
closed with rally Of l92 per cent from the
lowest prices, and with "a drmer feeling.
Money Is easy at 500 per cent. Slate BONDS
are dull and heavy North Carolina and Ten
neEsee declined a fraction. Old TtBuesEees,
Gd1z, new. 665s. Sterling exchange, no. Gov
eminent bonds Of 1881, ll65E; do. Bls I13JE;
do 84s 1875 do. 65s. 1876; do. new, Il2g<; do.
67s, llz5z; CO. 65s, ll216; 90. l0-40s, l095f
There were S. bids lOr gold to-day amount
ing to about 8l3 55l o, az 40 322009l no 76Fl00.
The awards were g. 000, ,000 AZ ll0 761z-40O.
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sPRINC RACEs-

esmmsnoIag April IS, ooniilalsB I've days.
rTFRAINs win run between the Depot Of Che
Memphis and Chlrlast1n Railroad and
the Rsee Course 8acn day aurtng the raees-
aa lolloWas
Leave Depot, 1880 am Leave Depot. p pln
WssG 300
la.80p.m 4-3
Railroad time aftaen minutes iealli i-lt-
city dma. Ticket Is c0nta Tor me lp4-4
frln on 15 cents IN either direction . la- sl'.
On the train. TcEets, including at.a
and omnEbus from l1uL. - l-
- aT,,i f5s.5i-as f0r SAFE a. the Depot OF me
MsoaDhis anlf Charleston heLlroe.-
2 L ~ II y - .s,I,iI IrIersf d --Ilr.
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C0PARTHEBsHIP
Notlce Of Diss0IufioB.

TyHE COPARTN EElSHLP heretofore sr-
u isting between q. G.. WARD and s. 3d..
WARD. under the name and style drm u.
9. q. WARD q BIO, is dissolved lv the
death OF q. o. WARD, to date from April L-L.
1871. The business Of the old drm win us
settled By the undersignsd as surviving
s. 81. WARD.
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nl9SnLHTI0H

THE hrm heretofore existing under me
IL name and style OF u0I w. .-, = -..- - ------
NAN fn me r7ofr1u FaClOrage aul Lllu-lila-
sion bushes, Is this day dlasolg lge. ~ % u-5.a-
consent, the sans 20 take eject AHsll z -. ~
~ f5ogt-rfTl having purchased drs epliH-
-,,,f- 1ffr1, iri fsrest ln the concern Ll alone
-es11or,ei5Ie for lis liabilities, ana authorized
" -7e9il' JNO. E. GOODWIN.
r. H. 8PLLLllA AN.
Memphis. April ., ISL
-ravrrrvCs purchased the entire Interest of
- n ii 5pflIman, en- the late drm 0l Cod
-, y 5niTfunan. Cotton Factors and -oLu1lis-
si0n Merchants VII continue me same at
- -,ifI 9iaud No. Us Union street, uud er the
arm name Of
j. R. GOODWIN q co.
Than Efui 70 our patrons and friends for
past favors, would respectfully ask Tor n
Continuance Of the same.
eng j.. R. GOODWIN q co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Z OTTERY Official drawings or the Mis-
~ sOur1 State Lottery. CLASS lgg.
8, p, 4g, So, 81, 4S, 46, A. 78, Is, 3, "A, IS,
CLASS 200.
80, 30, 80, SO, 26. 2, 4, II, 46, Is, 9, 70.
Prizes nom 8IOJ to S5OOO0, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information FUR
nishsd in the above Lottery by J. E. FRANCE
4S5S North Court street, Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn. P. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
ayers. st. Louis, No. ap8
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COTTON.

NvvV YORK, April Election dun and un.
saffied. middliDe uplangs. l51zc. Flour dull
qnd declined 81 0Ga6 20 for shipping grades
a1fra. Wheat is dull and DECLINED; red and
an oeT. 81 5002 %. Corn opened firm and
eIoead dull. f1iXad western. 73G74O W hisky
sfQse- Coffee steady ard in moderate de
15eySds RIO. l8Gl6c. Sugar steady and in
T1e-5erafs demand; Cuba, 8981Sc. Molseses-
demand good at flll prices; sales on private
serraa Htfce gkH9o.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-04

A soldier, being on picket reserve,
went to house, as he said, to borrow
q frying-pan, but for what mono could
imagine. as there was uothingto fry.
However, he went to the house
and KIN rkra nj h" doo,, which was
opened t.. lady, who asked what
he wished. "Madam, could you lend
me frying-pan I belong to the
picket down hore." eyes, Sir" and
forthwith came the pan. He took it,
looked in it, turned it over, andaook.
cd at the bottom, and then turned it
over again, and looked into it very
hard, as if not certain it was clean.
"Well, Sir" said the lady, "oan do
anything moro for you p "Could--
could--could you lend me piece of
meat to fry in it, ma'am Z" and he
laughed in spite of himself. He got
it.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chil Fevor, Remittent Fever, Dumb
AGpo, Periodical or Bilioua Fever, TO-,
and indeed oil the affections which ariso
from malarious, marshj or miasmatid
poisons.
AS Its namo implies; 1t does Cuvo, and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Qulnine, Bis.
mY,th, ,, ziitc; nor any other mineral or poisonous
ticnt The number and importance Of its cures
In tho ague districts, arc literally beyond account,
md we believe without parallel In the history
Of AguG medicine Our pride Is gratiGcd BY the
acknowledgements we receive of the radical curoa
effected In obstinate cases, and where other rem.
cdies had wholly failed.
Unaccllniated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the 1GUE CURE daily.
:. For Liver C6mpfaants,- arising ffom torpid:
ty OF the Lirer 1t Is an excellent remedy, s!imu;
iating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il
Is an excellent remedy producing many truly
Jailed.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mas, and
sold all round tho world.
PRICE, $1.OO PER BOTTLE.
e DOT lU-]y
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To Cure and Smoke ti5at,

The Cincinnati Enquirer save |:
"Take large sized butter frkin, oask
or barrel, according to the quantity OF
meat you desire to smoke, place it
over aro Of corn oobs with corn on.
Lot the tub smoke Ave to six houro.,
To ono hundred pounds .of me ut take
eight pounds Of coarse brown sugar
or three pints of nolases, and two
ounces Of saltpetre. Rub little fno
salt into the hams and shoulders, then
put the meat into the smoked vessels
cover it with water, turn ip the SALT,
sugar and saltpetre, oover closely, and
set it in q oooa place waeTs :. s7:!! 30.
frecse. If n scum rises on the brine
turn it Of, soald, and add o little salt.
If desired to keep through tho sum.
mer, in tho early spring smoke tue
tub three hours longer, put bsok tho
meat and turn on the brinc whom GOLD.
Meat smoked this way Is highly flavor.
cd, the corn seeming to produce o
better taste than oobs, or wood, or
green walnut. In month after pick
ling, the hams will be ready for uSc.
They can be kept in brine all sum.
mcr, and ifa ham is out. return it to
tho tub for further use. Beef tongues
can DO kept in tho samo manner,
mud tbero 10 no danger from insects.
In ak or seven weeks the beef 10 pack
ed and smoked ouough to dry, This
is the surest and most expeditions
woy of aaltipg and emoking pork aud
beef, and If onoo tried will always be
adopted.
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Couldn't Sec Il.

In Erie, p enpsylvania, there is on
elderly gentleman who until reoontly,
was much annoyed by visits from life
insurance agents. One day an agent
named Wilson called upon him, and
in glib manner commenced enumera-
ting the advantages Of inauring in q
trus. worthy company.
"What's the use Of insuring my
lifo }" said Mr.. B. "IfI die It wont
do Inc any good. I don't see tho sense
of it,"
Wilson then proceeded to toll him
that in case of his death his wife would
receive tho amount for which he was
insured, and would thus be placed bea
yond the reach Of want.
On hearing this Mr.. b. beoame
furious, and shouted: ooh, that's
your gamo. 10 It Well, wouldn't
l bo u pretty fool to be making things
comfortable for my wife's second hus.
band : just after insuring I'd be
certain, almost, to get siok and die.
Then my wife would 60 among her
neigbbors, and brag about the money
she had received from your company
Some other blasted fool, hearing o.
her good luck, would propose and
marry her ; and then lie would take
her on his kueo and kiss her and
laugh over my stupidity while thoy
wsr' spending my money and | would
be compelled to lie in my grave, like
darned fool, unable to say word
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-04

How THEY CATCH -Four readers
can form some idea, frons the report of
our correspondent at Kalamazoo, how
torribiy witnesses are oysrhauied by
Mr.. Van Arman. ASH specimen take
the following
Mr. Van Arman--How did you
recognize that as Fields body1
Witness-From tho lips.
Mr.. Van Arman-l}nt didn't YOU
just now say that tho lips we're very
much swollen Z
Witness--Yes.
MIR. Van Arman--How do you
know, then, that the lips were Fields
lips
Witness--How do + know any
thing?
MIR. Van Arman--That's what I'D
Nike to know.
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TO SlCIANS
NHw YoRk, August 18th, 1903.
ALLOW mo 10 call your attention to my
Preparation of Compound Extract
Buchu.

The component parts are BtCHU, LONG
LEAF, GUBEDS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MobE oF PRkrARAtinS. .---buchu, in va.
QUO. Juniper Berrtvs. by dislillation, to
form Hue gin, Cnbcbs extracted by dis.
placement with spirits oNninrd FROM Jun;.
per terriesi very litls sugar is uscd. ami
n small proportion or spirit. Il "a more
pnlatable than my now IN tisc.
Bucha. as prepared by Druggis,s, IA Of n
dark color. Il il plam Tim, chIits II
fragrance the notion Of n dame deslroys
this tits artiva prlnuiEle), lenving dark
and glatinoas decnctfon. Mine is ihr color
OF ingredients. The Buchn in my peephta
non predominates; tha smallest quantity Of
the oshcr ingrcdion.s.s added. to prevent
lershentation, upon inspection. 1t will be
found not to bS a Tfhoture. as made in
Pharnnoopcea, nor Is Il Syrup-and
therefore con be used in cases whers fever
or inflammation exist. In this, you have
tho knowledge Of tho iugrcditnS and tho
mode Of preparations.
Hoping that you will favor it with n tri-
al, and that upon inspection il will meet
with your appreciation.
With o feeling Of confidence.
! attn, very respectfully
II. T, HELMEOLD,
Chemist and Druggist.
Of l6 fesrS' Experience.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-04
A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing IN you,S
America as q missionary, discovered a safs
and simple remedy for Tho enys Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, ,Diseaseo of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whotc rain OF dsorders brought on by
bnnefu and vicious habits. Great nun bers
have bsen cWred BY this noble remedy.
Prompte@ BY desire TO- hsas IL tlse affcred
and unfortunate. I win send the recipe for
preparing and and nsing this medicine, In
Free Of charge. Address JOSEPH T. IN.
NAN, Station d, R.ble House. Nav York
C!!y. IN, ..,r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-04

Nor AFRAID OF INDMNs.--Joe
Meek the Oregon trappor, went to
Washington as territorial messen-
gor. Hisgood looks and Relationship o
to President Polk made him great
favorite with the ladies. While
promenading one evening, lady in.
quirod whether he had been married. =.
eyes," Joo said, "L have . wife
and six children"
go, la" continued his friond, "and
isn't Mrs. Meek afraid Of tho In.
dams :"
"Afraid of the Indians - replied
the frontiersman, "T reckon not
Why she's an Indian herself p' fls