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L,oR NORFOLK, CRY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Domiuion steamship Company. q
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North River foot OF
Beach street.
Steamship ALBEMARLE, with freight for Norfolk and
Portsmouth only, Wednesday, October at r. MI
steamship SAkArOuA. for Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond, Thursday, October at M connecting vita
the Virginia and Tennessee Air ne the Seabosrd Inland Ar
line, Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Danviie Railroad Through
through bills OF ading reduced rates
10 ali points South and Southvezt.
No passengers taken Tho ships sailing on Monday
Wednea lay and Friday -
oDce. pier 81, or at oce OF the company, l
Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PAssEA0RR
Line -
THE FLORIDA PORTS AND THE -
sailing from pier 20 North River at r NJ every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
The class side wheel steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain N. q. Woodruff,
win sail Thursday. Octo icr B.
Through passage adng issued at lowo
rates
For local freight an passage apply 70
HENRY X. MOKuAN 4 CO.,
l77 " est street, corner OF Warren street.
For through freight tar1 apply 10
BENTLEY d. HASEIlL, General Agent I.
Great Southern Freight Line, 317 Broadway. u.
The steamship GEORGIA will follow and sail Saturday.
October a. y
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MILLINERY AND DREsSMAKIN..

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkINs.
NINE DUMoNT, 7as SIXTH AVENUE NEW EsTAB.
NI shms mt Of inst Class dressmakng. Dresses dono In
She latest styles at moicrate terms.
DARIs N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1Sn.-MADAME
fERRERO, No. Lafayette place, has the newest and
elegant ayes OF fall and winter Bonnes and Round
Hats.
Z s)rp BROADWAY. BETWEEN TlIIRTy-FIRST
zoo AMI Tbirty-sccnni streets Mrs. TILrON, At
kINSON co, orders for
Millinery: ladies shns have their dresses made at
them ant basted Dresses lifted the
elegant corsct attachment just introduced
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a STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, &C. /; FUR
a. ntur~ removed, city county; furniture packed.
slipped Once l5 wcss Eleventh street, near Fifth ave-
A. r.. q, BURNHAM.
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A -KoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND
N. Kentucky Sate Lotteries. Ocial drawing of above
alwAys ON he J. CLUrt, Broker, 205 Broadway, Post
once boz 49, la5 Futon street and No. Park
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DRorELLRH. DOUBLE SCREW, WITHOUT ENGINE
or boiler light draush, ~ feet long y feet wide fee
deep; coppered on bottom rrcr now 800 A. STEPHEN
ROBERTS, shop foot OF 18th aud Harlem River
Twenty-Five second band Ship Boats for salc.
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NUBA
~ All friends OF bery able respectfully invited
20 take the luh iost the ng hymn
be the Anniversary OF the OF the
kspabc Rehearssis viii commence Thursday evening,
81 ~ o'csock a. Agramone Musicai Institute 81 Fifth
pue, corner OF fouris entn street.
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, sailing regularly
Thursday a o'clock r. NJ. precisely, from No.
North kiver.
MISSOURI Captain r. H. Morton (via Nassau. loot.
MORRO CASTLE. Captain X. Adams II
COLUMBIA. Captain Il. Van Slice. ID
AZ W, DIMOCK, President,
M K RnU lyrecn
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY5 LINZ TO
l California, Japan and China,
via Panama
Carrying Mas Passengers and Freight
Kingston, jamaica Santa Martha and Groytown
and Pacific Coast OF Mexico,
Central America, Peru
and Chile.
Steamers Leave 18th and Both each MONTH except When
those dates fall on Sunday. then the previous. :
October A-Steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain A. q.
Jones' will leave No. AZ North River s IL O'Clock noon
for Aspnwa, Via Kingston, connecting at Panama With
steamer MONTANA, Captain apdge oucnng at Acapulco:
Manzanlo and Mazan for all Central
American South iacnc ports treignts last named
ports received until p. NJ. OF October H. .
Steamer AMERICA Will eave San Francisco November
for Japan China For rates of PASSAGE freight and All
further information apply Companys Office on the pier
foot of Canal street. Y. r. BABY, Agent.
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WANTED To PURCHASE


VxvANrEp-A MIDSLE SIZED SAFE To BIS HIRED
w or bought Can Al Ia. BIercter street.
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(soRNs BUNlOSS, ENLARGED JOINTS, ALL DIS
~ eases OF the Feet cured By Dr. ZACHAklE " Union
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
Poisoneiis Medicines.

The theory that the virus Of disease can
he snfcly cotfhcracted by doses of poison.
is false and dangerous. Within the last
twenty. five ycnrs. not less than score Of
the medical profession They are given in
small doses; 9th rw;se they would destroy
life Immediately hut even when in mi
mute quantities, they produce. ultimately,
very disastrons effects. II is unwise aud
unphilosoph phical to empty, Gs remedies.
powerful and ,ncidiotfs drugs. which. in
suhjugning one disease. SOW the seeds Of
another atill more unmanngenbe. None
Of these terrible mcdicnments operntes with
as much dire6tness and certainty tfBoh The
causes Of dieeases as fiosteiier's Stomach
Bitiers a tonic and torrectivc, toHhou a
single delrterious ingrtdiem in its eontposition
Arsnio and quinia are given for inter nit i.
tents; bromide Of Pnthssiti,H for nervous
disorders; strichnino and ptuasio aoid for
general debility: mercury. in various
forms. FIR liver complaint ; preparations ot
chorofGtm and opium for sleep,essnrss
and yet thcse deadly drugs do hot compare,
rs specifics for the diseases above enume-
rated. with that wholesome vegetable in.
vigormnt and alternative, whilo they arc MI
fo p rnicious that it is astonishing any
physicinn should take the responsibility o
| prescribing lnem. Let invalids, for theil
o~n snkcs, try the Bitters before they re.
sort o the poisons Phe relief they will
! experience from course of tho harmless
| specific, will render recourse to tho un
n,fe preparations referi ed to qnite unnece s
sary mnyl
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THEGREAT FRENCH REMEDY,

Delamarre's Specific Pills,
Prepared by dAh&NcIEnE h Dupoxr. No.
2l4 Rue Lofiihardj Paris, and highly
recommended by the entire Medi-
cal Faculty Of France,
ARC ilre very b.st Refhedy III oil 6ases Of
SrcfmatotrhHa oz Seminal Weakness {;
Nightly, Daily or remnture Emissions !;
Sexual Weakness or Impotency; Weakness
arising from Secret Habits and Sexual FIX.
cesscs; Relaxation Of the Genital Or gans {;
Weak Spine; Lime" or Brick dust" dc.
rosits in the Urine; .Milky Discharges"
&C., and aIl The ghasily train Of Symptoms
aris,ng from Overuse or ExcesseB.
They cure when NIL other remedies fail.
Fun direct ons 10 evory box.
Price ST. por Box, or 6 Boxes for SIS.
Sold by tho principal Druqgista, or win
be sent by mail securely sealed from MI
observation, by enclosing price 10 the Sole
General Agent for America, JOB MOSES,
l8 Cortlandt st. , New York. Pamphlets oil
advice sent free 10 any addr .ss.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

HAIR ViooR. common with many
others we have felt q lively interest in tho
investigations which d.. Ayer has becn
making to discover the causes Of failure Of
tho hair, and to provide |. remedy. His
researches are said to hays been much moro
thorough and exbaustisa than any ever
mode before. The I'll; II now before us
under the name o. lfEnY ff.fR V,doa. -
We have given IT, =, trial. and with full sa
tisfaetion. It etdials ohr most favorab .
snticipafions, Ohr gray hairs have disap.
reared. or resumed their original color /;
and visible crop of soft. silken' hsir has
started on . part Of The scalp which, .wes
entirely Sasd'-- Essassras. Asiags65, Va.
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u. 8. Cavalry.


We have had the pleasure Of Lieut..
Porters acquaintance and visits to
our Office, and find him to be pleas
ant, social aud fair.minded gentleman.
We hope our citizens will extend to
him the courtosies duo u gentleman.
TIE Chester Reporter says:
sI,iouten,nt j. Il Porter, Of Troop
G, Seventh Cavalry, with a detacha
ment Of twenty men, left this post on
Friday last to garrison the town of
Winnsboro. This movement Is in
pursuance of the Presidents proa
gramht to station troops at every
point IN Sonth Carolina, Georgia aud
North Carolina, where there seems o
be probability of the vote bel, g
against the Republican parry yin 1879.
We have had he opportunity Of be.
coming acquainted with Lieutcnant
Porter during his stay at tins place,
and take pleasure in commeld,ng him
to the people Of Fairtield as a tair.
minded aud cultivated gentleman,"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

Friday, bas come to life. When his
body reached tho house Of his family,
near Ridgcway, they opened the coffin
to take farewell lookat the (supposod)
corpse, and thought signs of lifo wero
visible. They took the corpse out of
the coffin aud laid it on bed, and
after time it began 10 speak.
We have the above from rumor and
not positive evidence.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
A Large Rope.

An account Of the largest rope in
tho world, as described in Quo of the
daily papors Of Birmingham, Eng
land--tho place of its manufacture
will prove Interesting to the American
reader. a According to the details
given. the rope is 1000 yards long,
measures i've and ohe-fourth inches
in circumference, and weighs over
sixty tons. Made..of patent charcoal
wire. laid round Il hemp centre, the
rope consists Of six strands, with ten
wires on each stInna. Each wire
measures l2,l6o yards, so that the
entire lergth uf the wire reaches tho
enormous total of more than four hun
drcd and twelve miles. To this is
to he added the length Of yarn used
for thccen;rc, nancly, t~euty->t ven
threads, each thread mcashriug Is, 600
yards, and giving a total length Of
about 230miles. Adding together the
wire and the yarn, there is grand to-
tai Of 635 miles Of fmaterial-all going
to make riohstet wire and hemp rope
little under six miles long.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

One after another, the newspapers
are giving their testimony agaiust
putting on black as Sign Of mourn.
ing. The Pittsburgh United Prt,by-
terian says GA family will shroud
itself in black for years, as an EXPIRES
sion of sorrow for one Of its dead: That
one may be lii heaven, rejoicing with
joy unsp" akablc, while relatives OF,
earth are moving about in heavy and
sombrc garments, making their lives
as gloomy as they can. There is nc
fitness in the thug. 1t is often a
mere mockery ofsurrow.' 1T also, OBJ
jccts to the practice On the grouhd OF
its expense to the poor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
Musical Monthly.


Peters Musical Monthly for June
contains beautiful selection Of new
music. We give below the eou, cnts,
any single piece being worth as
much as asked for the entire lot:
"Genevieve, Scotch song and cho.
fus Little Voices heard no Nor,
song aud chorus Must 1 leave thee,
Mother dear 7-song Dawn Of Love,
beautiful German song : I'm my
Daddy's only Son Lilly Bell IT'S
the First Rose Of Sumner Forget
me Not; Oh ! Holy, Holy Lord Sa-
viour who thy Ftooks are tending ;
Soldiers of Christ arise My Faith
looks up to Thee Red Bird Waltz
Chicago Quickstep Rippling Brook
Polka, aud the Chase Hunting
Rondo, by Tonel.
Take your choice. Peters Musical
Monthly for June, price 90 cents
containing tho above pieces, or the
same pieces in sheeting, (prin'ed
from the same plates,) price $3.50
Address J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway
New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
Rural G;lrOiinfan.

At hand again, and, as usual,
crammed with the freshest and most
valuable information on agriculture.
The chief merit Of the class Of matter
which it contains, is that it is entirely
practical. Progress is advocated, but
only where substAn;iated is c.reful Of
experiment. If any one is in doubt
as to the great value Of this periodi
cal, he eau at once be convinced by
reading the following articles in this
number, which, though on subjects
specially agricultural, are all Of in
tcrest to the general reader
"Amcrican Sumac and Sumac Mills,
| {illu>trated,) Moro about Hillside
Hedging, Cotton in Hills, Is the
South Stock Country3 % the pos
sibility Of Forecastiug the Seasons,
The Potash Salts of Strassfurt, the
Utility and Preservation of Trees,
the Department of Natural History
Gllustrated.")
We venture to say that it is very
seldom indeed that volume, much
less a single number of q magazine.
contains 80 much valuable information
as is to he derived from the articles
mentioned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
Western Wheat Prospects.

The prospects in the Wcst, SD faf
as the spring crops are concerned. ap-
pear to be Of q rather mixed charac-
ter. In some scctions of tho country
the farmers are jubilant over the
promise of large and speedy harvests,
while in others loud complaints arise
that unscasonably cold weather and
u too great abundance Of rain have
done much injury.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
The Little Corporal,

For June closes volume twelve of
this valuable Juvenile. Ths next
number begins new volume, and al.
SO new story, Ly that best Of writer's
for children, Emily Huntington Mil
Ter, entitled, "Summer Days at Kik-
wood" All new subscribers bcgiu-
ming with the new volume will re.
ceivc the June number free. Terms,
$l.50 year, or Is cents for six
mouth. Address John Il. Miller,
publisher. Chicago, III.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

New Advertisements.
us. Taxes Calvin Brice, Depu-
ty Collector.
Noticc--M G.. Dunlap, Chairman
Board.
Masonic Meeting on Thursday lst
of June.
Miller's Confectionery.
Piauo Tuning--Joseph Frey.
Miller's Bar Room.
Just Received-D. Il. Flenniken
Citation-W. NJ. Nelson, Judge Of
Probate.
Selling off at Ccst-B. L. Davidson
& Go.
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A special dispatch to the New York

A special dispat ch to the New York
Would, dated Paris May ~, A. NJ:
says: All is over. S y~nty-thou-
sand Vcrsnillists have entered the
city, and more are Dbw coming.
They mu, ched in all night, coming
through six gates, and met but Slight
resistance. The barricades were not
defended, and no mines were exp!o-
drd. The Vcrslilli>ts are now NOV.
ing on the Hutcl dc Vile, where the
Communists will mako their last
stand. The Versaillists have bchav.
ed splendldly, aud are committing no
eXccsSes.
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Bryan's Pulfnoiife Waters

are unfai'ing In The cure Of Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarse.
ness, Difficult Breathing; .lntibiebt Con,
sumption and Di, eases Of the Lungs. They,
have 10 taste Of medicine, and any ohfld
will take them. Thousands have been re-.
aiorod to health. that had before despaired.
Testin ony given 10 huhdreds Of casbs. 4
single dose relieves in Ten Minutes. Ask
for BRYA%'S pULM0NIC WATERS.
may 26~eow1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
A Paragraph that is Startling

Let every man and woman read the
following startling paragraph
"At the public mortuarie Of Paris,
about one in every three hundred
persons supposed to be dead actually
comes again to life. 1t is believed
that the same proportion is buried
alive throughout America, by our hot
haste in burying people after they are
supposed to be dead. No interment
>hould be allowed within three days
after the supposed death without a
physician's certiicate."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
ns ;ecutiOm 0fha.nry Houston,

E ;ecutiOM Ofhaenry Houston.
Henry Houston who was convicted
of the murder Of Wm. Powell near
Ridgeway, in this County, at the last
S,s,iou of the Court, suffered the cx.
treme penalty Of the Law yesterday,
goth inst. He was attended to his
place of execution by Rev. Peter
Pickius and Rev. Pickett, colored.
On the gallows he begged all present
TO take warning by himself aud ex-
pressed himself ready to die; at twen-
ty minutes to one O'Clock the trap fell
and the s1ul Of Houston was launched
from time to eternity. He hung
twenty-five minutes when Dr.. Ladd
pronouccd tho body dead. 1t WAS
theu taken charge Of by his friends
and carried to Ridgeway where the
crime was committed.
Spencer Hoffman, who was to have
been hanged at the same time for tho
same offence, had his sentence commu-
ted BY Gov. Scett, to ten years i'm
prisoumcut in the penitentiary.
There was the largest assembly Of
people in town we have ever seen,
two-thirds Of whom were negroes.
Houston's last words were that he
was prepared to die.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

Piano Tuning and Repairing.
Mt josEPH FREY Informs tho ladies
ln And gentlemen of Winnsbor6, that he
will be hero ,next week. prepared to Tune
and Repair Pianos, Organs and Melodsons,
Orders left with Mp, y. 6erig,. viii bs
pyodpply ttisbaed to-. Iisay 23-jfxl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

IMroRTANT 70 DUiLbERs. Doors, sdshea,
blinds. mouldings, aud NIL the materials nc
ccssnry 10 finish q house in proper style
can be obtaircd Mt the lowest market rates
direct from the manufacturer, 2. p. Tonle.
Charleston. S. c., who hns the lhrgest and
most complete t,aintao!ory Of such arti
clcs in the Southern States. Sec his al
vcrisomeut in another oolum,
aDl I
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Tho Stats Of South (;arUtina.
FAIRFIELD coUNSY.

FAIRFIELD CouNSY.
Bn ". IL. NELSON, ESQ.,. 70 bate Judge.
WHEREAS, Henry Clarke. hath made
w suit TO me TO grant him Letters Of Ad.
mjnistratioh Of the Estate and effects OF
John ". Clarke deceased. These are
therefore TO cite and adrnonish MI and sin
gular the Kindred and creditors Of the said
] hn ". Clarke, dectased, that they
be and appear, before inc. in the Court Of
Probate, 10 be hcl | at W,nnsboro. on the
7th day Of June next, after publication
hereof, Mt II o'clock in the fofSnoou, 10
show cause IT any they have, Why Tho
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 22d day Of
May, A. ID. 1871.
W. NJ NELSON,
nay 25-?xtl Judge OF Probate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

Crumbs.
There were twenty deaths In the
city of Charleston for the week end
ing 13th inst. Nine whites and
eleven colored.
A coating of three parts lard and
one rosih, applied to farm tools Of
IRON or steel, will effeetually prevent
rust.
TIE citizens ofColumbia are indufg
ing in fish fries and barbacues.
Mr. John Campsen, one Of the most
prominent Germans Of Charleston il
deadA
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

We will insert on advertisement in eight
Hundred American Newspapers for Six
Dollars per line per week, One line one
week will cost SiS Dollars, Two lines will
cost Twelve Dollars, and Ten lnes will cost
Sixty Dollars. Send for Printed List.
Address Geo. p. Rowell 4 Co.. Advertising
Agent, No. Al Park Row, New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

A Western lover says of his parting
from his adored one: "Her ldst
words fell, like great rocks, into the
sea of my SORROWS, and splashod the
briny waters into my eyes"
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TO THE AFFLICTEDi

AT last o ture remedy has been found fer
MI skin Diseases, snch as Iaoh, letter,
Ringworm, Potion Oak. Pfmples, Co.
Bensop's Salalem Broth is warranted In
every instance. For sale by all Druggists.
9. P. &E. !. Benson, Proprietors, Char.
lottesville, Va. ~"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

@ Hon. Jefferson Davis passed
through our town on last Tuesday,
going South. He is in rood health.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

G- Mr.. Robert Boylcs has been
appointed Treasurer of Fairfield
County.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

~ A detacLmeut of the 7th u.
S. Cavalry under Lieut.. Portor, are
stationed at this place,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
The May Exhibition.

On Monday night, after several
postponements on account of the
weather, the May exhibition by the
young ladies' Of Mr.. i, r. Stuarts
school, assisted by several from Mrs.
Ladd's, came off at the Thespian Hall,
before one Of the largest audiences
ever assembled there. The delays
referred to had stimulated the inter
est Of the youthful performers and
enhanced the pleasant anticipations
Of the Company. At ha.f.past 8
O'Clock, the curtain rose upon the first
Tableaux Of the evcning-"Mahom.
cts Parodise," scene Of rare grace
and beauty. From the brief glimpse
afforded your local at the lovely houri's
.--he would prove an easy prvselyte to
the Mohamedan faith
The next scene presented %as "Thc
-Four Seasons - each of the fair repre-.
sentatives reci,ing appropriate ard
beautiful verses with marked effect.
"The Home cf the Fair;es," came
next in order and was presented most
exquisite!y. None who witnessed
this lovely scene. with It's fair forms
aud groceful evolutions, could fnil tc
envy "Bottom" in his captivity t.
the sweet Titania aud would assume
even the ass.head to be the love o
the fairy queen.
The curtain rose next upon tb'
touching scene where Naomi bid
farewell to her widowed daughters.in
low, Ruth aud Orphal. The fn,
scenic effect and the beautiful recita
tion Of tho different parts, produced
very happy impression.
The "Lady Of the Lake" and tn
"Gipsy Camp" next succcssivel
claimed tho attention of the audienc
and commanded hearty applause.
The closing representation wo
"Mrs. Darby's Wax Works." an
here your unfortunate local mus
claim all indulgence in proclaimin
himself fairly beaten. Lost in lsby
sinth ,ot,fun, be can only express b
awe atthe fearful "Kn Klux," an
his profound sympathy with anfo,t,
nate "Nebuchad .sneezer" In his er
deavors to masticate his ration
grass.
During the performance sweet m,
SIC vas disccnrsed by our amate'
band, assisted by the blind musician
Prof. Airy and companion whit
added greatly to the interest of Il
occasion. Altogether Winnsboro b
not had for many a, day so charmi'
snd delightful On entertainment, al
to the taste aud self.saori6oing zeal
the direotress Mrs. 9. Ladd, the COZ
munity owe . debt Of gratitu
which thoy' will ohserfully aoknov
edge. .,,w.
o~>-~~~~~>.~--
Another Ku Riux Outrage.
We have Deeh Informed that Hen
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Agents j! Read This I

We viii pay Agents q Salary Of $50 per
week and expenses, or allow large COM
mission 10 sell our now and wo nderfnl in
ventions. Address NJ. VA0NER b CO.,
Bsysbalb Niab.
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DR.. TUFTS EEpeotofant.

All who have used this invaluable mcdi.
cine for Coughs Cnlds. Asthma, Splitting of
Blood, Group, Inflammation of the Lungs or
Chest, lloarscness. Difficulty Of Breathing
Bronchitis, and all diseases Of the Lungs
attest its usefulness. For Lung affections
il has no equal. fhoy 25
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
County Commissioners OWcc,

WiSSuoRo, 8. G. May 27. 1871.
A III Retail Liquor Dealers whose Liccn.
~ oes have expired on the LIST instant, and
MI persons retailing Spurious Liquors In
Fairfield County without License. had bet
ter make their report to this Office At once.
or the law will be put in forco against
them VI. G. DUNLAP;
may at-tlxl Ch. l,d. Co Com.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
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