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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22
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WE GREAT AMERICAS ilEALTII
REsTORER, purifes the blood
and cures Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin Dis.
eases, Rheumatism, Diseases Of Wo
men, and all Chion Affections of the
''lood. Liver and Kidneys. Recon-.
mendcd by tho Medical Faculty and
many thousands Of cur best citizens.
Kend thetcsiimony Of Physicians and
patients who have used Rosndalis: send
For ur Rosadnlis Guide 10 Health Book
or himana' for this year, which ne
publish for grnluitous diAtribution il
VIII give you n, lch valuable informa :.
lion.
Dr. Il. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says
tnke pleasure in r. com mcndinp your
lhosadalis as q very powerful alterat,ye
havo seen il used in two ca.cs with
happy rcsu,s-onc in a case Of second
"ry syphilis, in which tho palicot nro
jtiouhced himself cured after hayin,
.nSeh hVo bottles of your medioine.-
nc other l. a case OF scrofula Of long
standing, which is rapidly in,p,ovinI
under lis use. and the indications nre
nat the patient will soon recover, (
nave carefully examined the formula
10y which your Rosadalis is madc. and
ma u and excellent compound of alter
Iatiye ingredients.
Dr.. Sparks, Of Nicholasville. Ky..
pays he hns used Rosadalis In cnses of
ocrotula and Secondary Syphilis with
I'nustactory results-as o cleanser of
no Blood know no bctterremcdy.
Samuel G McFadden, ,AIurfree esboro.'
renn.,aays:
haze uacd aeven bottles Of Rossdal :!
10. and am entirely cured of Rheuma.
tism bend me four bottles, as wish il
for my bro,her, who has scrofuIcus sore
Ieyos.
Benjamin Bcchttl, Of Lima, Ohio.
writes, l have suffered Tor twenty years
with IN inyeterate eruption over my
whole body; o short limo eince pur.
chased a bottle Of Rosadalis aud il eff.
ectsd a perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal |
inore. DRs. CLEMENTS s. CO.
nay i9-1y Proprictorg.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22

DNAGG>IS u BltO'S
illustrated aud Descriptive Catalogue
Or FLOWER A\D VEGETABLE SEEDS,
And Summer Flowerilg Bulbs.
FOR 1871,
Will be ready for mailing by the mid die of
January, notwiths, anding cur grcnt loss Of
type, paper, engraving. go by fire, which
destroyed the Job Printing Office of the
Rochester Democrat aud Chronicle, a5,h
December, 1870. 1t will he printed on a
most elegant new tinted pnper, and illus,ra-
ted with nearly
Five Hundred Original Engrayings,
And two finely executed colored plntcs-
specimens for nll Of which wcro grown Nv
ourselves the past senson from our own
STOCK OF scels. In the originality. execu-
ton and extent Of the engrnvngs i, is un.
like and emincntly superior to my Other
catalogue or Floral Guide" extaut.
Tho catalogue will consist of ll2 pages,
and as soon rs published will be sent free
TO all.who ordered seeds from us by mai
the last season. To others charge of IS
cents per copy will be mhde, which is not
tho value of the colorcd plates. We assure
our friends that tho inducements wo offer
to purchasers Of seeds, as to quality and
extent of sock, discounts and premiums,
arc unsurpassed. Please send orders for
catalogues without delay.
Our Golored Chrome for 1871
will hc ready to send ont in January
The Chrome will represent Forty-lwo Va
rle'ics OF snowy and popnlor Flowers, of
natural size aud color. We design to make
II the best plate Of Flowers ever issued
Size, l9x24 inches The retail value would
DO nt least Two Dollars We shall. how
ever t"rm'h II to customers at rs cents per
copy al u oiler II as premium upon orders
for secus. See catalogue when ont
BRIGGS & BROTHER, Rochester. n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22

UPHAM'S DEP1LAT0RY POWDER
Removes snpcrauous hair ia FIVE minuIa =
VI. without B g. injury to the Akin. Sent by mail
j 4 UphAI'S ASTIYJiA CURE 'ai@'
Relieyes most violent paroxysms in Ave
So by mail 00
. IHE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Coiors the whiskers and hair. a beautiful
olSSk, O, brown Il consists of only ons
preparation. 70 cents by mall aAidress
go ,UIWA4'No. 721 Jayne street PHI.
aaelphia. Pa. Circulars sent free! Sold by
alt DruggislS pd yad t&s b, ,sdl = i 80 y y,
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New Advertisements.
$5 to $40 Per Day.

Men, Women, Boys and Girls who en-
gage In our new business make from $5 to
$40 per day in their own localities. Full
particulars and Instructions sent free by
mail Those in need of perma nont, proRia.
BILE work, should address Mt once George
Stinson & Co., Portland. Maine.
TINE NEW YORK DAy.Book.-TIlE
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against the World "A first class eight
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Subscribe for it. For specimen copies, nd.
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~ 30 pages sent by mail free. Teach :.
os how TO cure all diseases Of The person !;
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was compelled to leave the room. The
whole incident was one of the most
touching and affecting episodes that
ever MAJ ked the death.bed Of depart.
ing greatness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22
FURNITURE.

large lot Of Furniture.o onsistinp OF
Lounges. Sofas, Book Cnses, wiring Desks.
ell Walnut, 100 as orted, Single and Double
Beds'eads. 100 White Oak Split Bottom
Dining Chairs, Psrlor Chairs, Wardrobes.
Cottage Sets, and everything usually
kept In the Furniture, ,liae, nt prioos 10 snit
The purchaser, for cash, Looking Giassee
put in old frames or made 10 order. Onr
terms are cash and we willsell for The cash.
CAL fnd see our large stock, rust arrived.
jan 28 sq MCINTYRE cO'
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22

AVOID QUACKS- victim of carly in
discretion, causing nervous debility, pre-
matur decay, &C.. having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has a simple
means of sclrcultuce, which he will srn,l
free, hi. fellow sufferers. Address }. H..
Tnltle, 78 Nassau at, New York feb 8
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22
Groceries,

FLOUR, Sugars, Coifees, Tea, sardines.
Candles, Canned tomatoes. Jellies,
Canned Oysters. Cakes and Crackers. Pep.
per. Ginger, Alspico, Cloves and Nutmees.
Pick les. Starch. Soap. Soda, Concentrated
Lye, Pa'ash, Blacking, Blaoking Brushes.
Mustard. French Mustard. Esceno 8, ,assort.
ed, Smokingnnd Chewing Tobacco aud Yam.
kce Notfons '"'-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22
Un-@ clio Jo3EA'9
TR u NIX FULL OF Flu N

A Portfolio Of first clnss Wit and Humor,
containing the riches comical stories, cruel
sells. sidc-splitting jokes, humorous poetry,
quaint parodies, burlcsquc scrmohs. new
conundrums and mirth-provoking speeches
ever published. ln.crspersed With curious
puzzles. amusing card tricks, feats Of par.
lor magic, and nearly 200 funny cngravinys.
illustrated cover. Price Is cents. Sent
by mail, postage p'id, to any parr Of the
United States, on receipt Of price Dick &
Fitzgerald, publishers, 10 Ann street, N Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22
Garden Seed.

fNEsH Garden Seed and Onion Sets at
L the Drug Store Of
KETCHINy MoaiASTER B DRICE,
feb 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22

.-oAOAHlOICs Hu' 'S''t ~
These instruments have been before the
public for nearly Thirty Years. and upon
heir excellence alone attained un unpur-
chased -eminence, which pronou noes
them unequullcd Their
Tone r..
comoihes areat power. sweetness md fine
singing qnali'y, ns well rs great purity OF
lntonaIit and Sweetness throughout the
entire scale. Their
Touch
is plant and ,lnslic, and entirely free from
The stiffness found in 20 many Pianos
In Workmanship
ihcy are uneqnalled. using but the very
pest SEASONED MATERIAL. The large capital
employed IN our business enabling us to
keep continually an immense stock of lum-
ber, &c, on hand.
DsS" All our SQUARE PIANOS have our
New improved Ouerst,ung Scale and the
AuRAFFE TREBLE
BeS" We would call special attention to
our late Improvements in GRAND PIANOS
and SOU ARE GRANDS, PArENYsp AUousr
~. 1866, which bring thr Piano nearer per-
iect'on than has yet been attained.
Eoery Piano F"Uy Warvanted for 6 Years..
=, We have made arrangements for the SOLE
MHoLEsaLE 'GEHcy for The uosl cclcbrnted
PAELOR ORGANS AND NELODEOES
winch we offer, Wholesale and Reiail. at
Lowest Factor Prices.
:" VIM. KNABE & co,
sep' io"on Hr al'imorc., Md
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22

1QOHUSE THE "VEGETA.1 r-n
ICAO BILE PULMONARY ~
BALSlM" The old standard remedy for
coughs: colds. consurnptioq .i'Nothing bet
ser.' Cutler Bros. s. Co., Boston.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-22
TAXESl TAXES! TAXESi

rNIlE Book for the collection of Taxes,
Il will be opened On tho fret duy Of
February. 1871.
The per centngo for State purposes Is
Niue Mills on the Dollar, and for County
purposes, Two Mills on the Dollar.
Twenty per cent. will be added 10 all
Taxes remaining unpaid on the 18th day
of March next.
Office at tho store Of 3. F. Davidson s.
Co. JOHN W. CLARKE,
jan 26-ln County Treasurer.
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AGENTS ! Read This!
WE WILL PAY AGENTS

salary Of $50 per week, aud expenses, or
allow large commission to sell our new
and wonderful Inventions. Aulrc IS NJ.
Wagner & CO., Marshall Mich.
4 PPLE Pnrcr COEER and Sliccr Made
~ by ID II. Whitlcmore. Worcester, MISS
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Christopher Hogan. indicted in the u. =. Circuit
Court procuring the engraving Of
plates printing counterfeit Internal Revenue was hed r
dsy by Conmoe Shields to await order Of removal nom Judge
BhtchfOrd.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Justice
shandey Dalton yesterday for shooting Richard Con-
the leg Thomas Fynns liquor saloon No ~ Sirthave
Henry show for shooting Napoleon sehoenbeg sunday 10 the
James Wilson for snahng pocket book
containing s25 from Elizabeth Wilson In University place.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, JUS
tce Hogan Charles Anderson Of No 70 Bowe who
found living the o Of No 252 Broadway occupied By
Poison II is charged that Anderson Intended 70 steal S5s
wcnh property In his possession found counterfeit 800 bill
and some reveaue Wm Grep O. No H3 Mason, and
Charles Joegh, ss: M'rqd sfa 81 Fnehs and seeog5.sve
No. Thave while riding along Psrkrow fhrdaye car
thieves fed through the City Hall Park but were ssei
the Of Merritt FITCH
- John ard asked TO be shown eSery While
pricing articles Watson seen TO steal ohn ana
searching the chain and pair Of bracelets In worth t were
found him In the possession Of Watson also found wallet con-
tanning number bogus checks filed for large amounts and bogus
used by confidence men Committed 70 ava"
i
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
A MISSOURI swnDLER SENTENCED.

The case of George Ii. Smith, charged with
procuring goods from Tiffany d Co. and several other
Jewellers by false pretenses, came up in the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday Newton K squires of the
firm OF Tiffany d Co. said that the 18th of February
last the prisoner called at their and represented
himself as James b. Smith, member Of the firm Of Jew
ett Smith Allen Of Kansas CITY, NO. witness deliv-
cred 10 him 81 O96 worth Of iewery and Received check
ON the German Savings Institution Oi Kansas City when
wa returned with the statement that no such person
had any account there. Mr. Allen OF the firm OF Jewet
smith Allen Kansas City testified that the prisoner
never WAS connected with his firm, but was formerly
gaged I'm the liquor business In Kansas Clty. Officer
Rockwell testified 10 arresting the prisoner ana HIDING
diamond cluster pin, identified the one purchased
from Tiffany Co.. In the toe OF his boot The prisoner
es found enilty and sentenced 10 two and half years
imprlsOnment at hard labor and 10 stand committed
until he pays fine Of s32So.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

and r,o.t s,reet nature Different minds will draw aii-
ferent inferences from this remarkable Work 10 u t
fnl Of OF those GOLDEN voloes .nne
utter amid the din OF this iron ago, the plea Tor spo
goodness and lOwly beauty
DRAMATIC NOTE.
A droll dramatic story comes 10 us d,rIna, irom1
,anS Last month on the third night OF theatrical
season In Exeter at the hour appointed Tor peHng
i ali the auditorium there but one man 1ls was
nongb 10 damp eectually the managers Thespian en-
thusas He sent his sole auditor to the o
Tor that night only but indefntely-for the managr
left Exeter in disgust We have seen ana heard OF one
houses hut never except upon single OCCASION OF
so attenuated rs this When, in his younger days En-
Kemble was managing a theater IN PortsmoutAi ioiiy
gland he was playing but three times Week. ~ ~ sea
mariner who wanted play, but who was soe neerform
the morning after of night, commandeu pnon the
enoe-paying the whole expenses Of the hV"S S dmjted
condition that nobody but himself shouun IN tbe middle
to t. Solitary and alone be took his with
of the pit listening with great gravy tbe action
proper discretion and occasionally a,nha after be
while he went out TO moisen his o"y %sed 10 tell the
became a famous and prosPel0m bm"nar , ''N " w. W.
story with his accustomed solemn hulnoi'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
THE COURTS,
FOSTERS DOOM.

rrrncr c.RpozO DENIES STAY OF PROCEEDINGS.
motion has been before Judge Cardozo for
some tse past for writ Of and stay Of proceed
ins In the case OF wm Foster sentenced to be hanged
on the ith Of July for the murder of Avery d. Putnam
decision was rendered yesterday, both writ of error
and stay OF proceedings being denied. long opinion
was also written which various given for
not granting the writs This does not, however, neces
say deprive the prisoner of his last hope, for Judge
Stuart Is pledged argue his before Supreme
Court Judge in the State and expects to obtain what he
requires frome of them. In his argument be-
fore Judge CardOzo he offered to proceed with the umos
haste arguing before the General Term of the
Supreme Court and to the Court OF Appeals at its
earliest session. However the time has far advanced
toward the day Of execution that it would almost
foregOne conclusion that Foster will suffer the full
penalty of the law.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
COURT CALBNDARs-Tnn DAY.

CorRrCn AsBRRs-BARSlRpJ called st loam
g. Hugh ngt, Health. ~ Boady sgt Gorio1 nd T.,
iss Tsylor sgt Bsdjov il3. .Rebstler sgt Rensler.
I Davidson sgt Davidson. la. Lansing Republic News
SPECIAL TKExSUTHERIASD. "opens at lol am-CAse or.
GKSERAL TEEs-ISGEAnAs j. B1RNARD and cARpolo' ''-
a Unrr MI, MercSsns s5d ss The Ocean Ma, Bank sgt
RsanoTs. 'Sf-as f"O 'NA W. u 2i7 Lowell sgt Hoyt
22 Upger st The Western ms s Gotbeg Ag n Amer Fire
2a nSGrre Cd se AT a." WEBB a' 2 The Bank Of British Amer
nfi E';s g ! - EnSi' H. S6%'' Bank .
251I.sTsnee The American 2s Ho@an: j. & sgt Lew
5il Hal Ro69ns @ ss, Bernhard sst sI seIsmin
KS Bernhard agt seigman %. Sgt Buelirgh'm
24l Turner set. See. 257. .Lssess Agt Oaahony
cmcUfr|P1aT L-BnADr J.-opeusHllAm
PART II--vas BRUsr J-Upsns at IOl a.
Adjourned tsl WEDNESDAY
COMsOS PLKAs-TRAL TRRx-PARr III DAILY "opens a. IL
so Constant sg The Rector s21 Banlnster ag Same
'''' Of 81 Adams Church. 63. .McCauley sst Cans
4ss Ieonsd sgt MARKS ~. Kidney agt Walsh:
si5 Harrison sgt Thomson 765 van Sorden agt sOnge
go 90 Sop S1dsa ,s e Esh si'' m as To-
sg Manhattan Gas Co m Eetenon sg Washington
S71 Austin at Leech g52 .Gilelrist sgt Pay.
go SO kIeyaSo % O AZ 0ben S5 oi es sr HSermu
SSg. Hess agt. oBnen. TO Dsuchy agt Drake
PART II-C. P. DAILY Z. J-opens at II a m NJ, r..
ioS Dpmoud d. sst Giie. sgt Am TOnt l. &s.L Co;
MaESs CoUHT-TRIAL TERN-PARr Ross, J-Csndar called
allan.
64O. .Aling agt Sampson 900 bopcnu agt hotHson-
.Demerest hulwelL baa, Same agL same
6S70. johnson agt Stewart 68si Same agt Same
6g76 Weh,e aet Pearl 63B. Westerye Bsrnea
687g.. .MoGosan agt Buckley 639j Carroll agt DOran.
639i. .Dehmert agt HNs
TRRs-ALKER, TRACY. and Gross, j.
BALDWIN TRe Harlem and 2. 2..Boadeson agt Boyd
NeWY Navigation Co.
CouRr oP GENERAL Recorder HACKETTOpens at
IL
l. John Bowe murder. .PhihB Solan grand larceny
Adelaide Sands
OBnen burglary. 6yohn Stevenson, grand larceny.
Woods feOniOas George Hrsch assault and bat
ssu and
CoURT TRRMiSRR-CARDOLO J.-Opens al If
William Kel grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
FOREIGN P0RT.a


Jane tThe steamship Antwerp Can't Lochesn
RON New York June l3 touched at Queenstown yesterday and p'oeede
for Liverpool.
The steamship Alexandria Cap. from New YORK
June to.hed hoye Yesterday and proceeded glasgow .
Tho ulon steamship E,ho Capt Price New.YOk juno H.
touched Queenstown yesterday and proceeded Liverpool
West India Mail steamship Nie from Aspnw via st. Thomas
arrived at Plymouth Sunday.
The ship Arcadia from Le San Francisco Ryie with her
dck
SPOKEN.
Ship Bombay from Falmouth Eng. May 2l lat "a 50 NJ
Ion ftW.
Ship Tr,ndt Falmouth Eng, June s. lat "a NJ On
2OW. ,....
ship VIM Wilcox Crocker from CaaO for Cowes June T. lat 80 IS
N Ion. 10 30W. - =. a. =.
lon. u S. - =. IN =. a.
Bark italy ) from NevYork for London June lat 30 lon Is
(B from PenIance for NeW-fork' May J lat w.
Lon % L.
fFor Latest Ship Netos see Fin Page.l
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
prinilnq.
n1eooiug Caros, Sc.
proposals.
COLONIAL sEcRKrARYs oFYcE. May %, 1871.
rOTICE 10 CONTR A ACTORS The GOYern-

CoIoStAI, OFPIcE Mas 3,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Th Govern
Of Prince Edws n I's @ Tn a s ss I ffss @
inches from Caseumpec to Georgetown distance OF about ~
PAYMENT will be made in Prince Edward Island Government Debent
bearing six cent interest," payable bali yearly eeaAoe IN "
Specifications seen and Of tender and other information
Obtained the Government Engineers Ohee ChoeoWn aier 3V'h
no teair win he recognized the printed form
The Government do bind themselves to accept the o" or any
Tenders will be received for either the whole distance from Cascumpe
70 Georgetown three follows
CbarotietoSn summerse With Station Houses and
No From Charottetown Georgetown with Stations and Wharf
10 From summerso to Cnscqm2ee with station Houses and
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Clerk of the Department Of Public Instruction coz
Ae Grand and Emst9 land Nowhere else Until JGy @ an az
scSoo. in u iLi. iy ctE for the ensuing YEAR
Say thousand O Of coal and three thousand O cons
thousand hundred % cords Of pine wood
The coal must be the best quality OF white ash furnace
ss @ a pounds % The tun and must be delivered IN the
The proposals must aehe mines from which proposed supply
the coal Ito be furnished from the mines named accepted aa must
The quantities Of the various coal required will be about
follows i Four housan 5000 uns Of furnace 5e Tese & 1uH.re % ~
egg size, and seyenyaye IQ u9s ofnat size ,, ,,.
(lI feet long and not less than three J inches diameter
The pine wood be Of the best quality not less than three W feet
The proposals the per cord hundred and twenty
the price for aad splitting per load the quantity Of
2A wood be spht only a. required o 'ne Sos Sl R the
Inspector Public Instruction and must be
the when ordered follows Twoh Of the guam
required from 18th july the 18th Of September and the
required the Committee Supplies SAID wood both
pine be delivered sawed and when required split and must be
piled the yards cellars vaults bins OF the school building as may
be designated BY the proper authority The contracts FOR supplying SAID
and be binding until the lst Of June, 1872.
the faithful performance OF the contract will be IRE
q and each proposal must be accompanied with the signatures and
residences OF the proposed sureties.
No win allowed delivering said coal and wood at
putting and ng the In the yas cellars
vaults bins Of said schools
Proposals. must be directed Committee Supplies Of the De-
pareut Public Instruction. and should be norsed Proposals for
COal Proposals for Wood" as the case may be.
The Committee the right reject all Of the proposals
received - ....-
TIMOTHY BRENNAN. )Commtee
A
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

eons spt,er was arrested and aferward released on
aleged Dali p@siinsei for Darlington made motion
Scs,erSaV Ssfore Judge Gilbert at Special Term o. the
$3.50 ~ Supreme Court TO have Samuel Hirsch,
Mugs Ooun,{ siitzer Lchtensadt, punished for con-
f Gur in procuring the approval OF the Court to
tSe bond while knowing i 70 be worthless Mr hirsca
he ne charges against him. and claimed that he had
% utterly deceived TO the respecability or the
pcodd pcodd.men Woodbouse and Burns. Decision reserved:
~ Ursch afterward appealed TO the Court and asked
that the reporters might be prohibited from publishing
the facts the case but Judge Gilbert declined to inter
fara