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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20

a special from Paris says the New
orleans Princes and Thicrs had an
untrlendly interview. Thiers COM
pialned that D'Aumale was cndeav-
orlng to interest the generals in his
favor. This D'Aumalo Disputed
Ihlers retorted, that there was
evidence, of interviews with tho gen.
erals, and concluded. by saying, 81
doubt not your aim is patriotic, but
these proceedings arc not in accord
ance with our agreement" D'Au-
male terminated the interview, saying
h" would consult friends as to the
proper time to claim his seat.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
Railroads and the Government.

Gao OF tho strongest lobbies Just
formed is beng organized in tho in.
terest OF number of railroa ds, who
arc about to make demand on tho
treasury amounting, III all, to several
millions of dollars, for full frejrht
ana traffic rates during tho war.
V"artermastcr General Meigs refused
70 pay moro than Il certain amount
per milc-much less than the usual
!ates. Tho companies engaged in
.n,s effort have kept full account at
iull ratas against the Government.
hese accounts arc now to be present.
ca but it is expected thoy will be
lsa!lowed by the treasury. The
parties who arc managing this matter
thcn propose to 60 to Congress for
rc'.e!.-- Wash. Cor. Neau York Her..
oM.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
Market RcpOrtS.

M" J oRH, Dec. l6.-Eveuing.-
Cotton dull and nominal uplands
i'$ Orleans 20S ; sales l,l0G bales.
Cola o..
CH,nI%sToN, December lG.--Cot-
ton T. q"'et-middling l95; receipts
2,l3l sales 800 bales.
hWERrooI. Dec. lG.-Evenine--
cotton opened and clos cd quiet and
Steady'-nrlands 10; Orleans lOs
sales $4,000 bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
WANTING.
dec li-+3x2

WANTING.
a settlement from
those who have
- made their Crops,
Fed their Families, Tenants AMI
Stock on Advances of PROVISIONS
SOLICITED from us. Return the
favor by paying
up for Il en-. Don't
"SpONGE.' You
may want the same
favor again this
coming year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
In his Washington correspondence,

IN his Washington correspondence,
"Uath" flows over the rim in tLis
style Did you hear Of that chan
who attended the sale of n hotel re,
Gently at Il town in Ohio lie hadn't
a cent in his pocket, but he stood
up and bid boldly, eTwcnty.cight
thousand aollars.' 1t was knock ol
down to him and when the question
was asked, 'Nho is tho purchaser p
this audaclous scamp replied, sTho
pennsylvania Railroad.' OF course
no was not required in person to put
up the money from an,imperial buvcr
like that, whereby ho was ablo, in
the course of a couple of days to sell
the whole to another party for thirty
ivo thousand dollars, and clear the
d!'icrcncc. The country is now full
OF scamps buying hotels for the Pcnn-
Sylvnnia Railroud.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11

Thought at all, that he must proceed
with caution. But some time after
the lecture began, he discovered the
Morton family, without Jennie!
Slowly 1t dawned upon him. lie was
near the front Of the church, ir which
the lecture was held, and every inch
Of aisle was full ofpeople. To get out
was not easy. But as he thought Of
Jennie waiting, II became matter Of
lie and death. If the house had been
on fire, he would not have been more
intent on making his exit. lie reached
the door, he passed the happicst eYen-
ing of his life, only 10 awake to sor-
row, for Jennic's father is dead set
against the match"
"He has no right to interfere" said
the doctor, vehemcntly. "You see
stand by my principles"
"But II | tell the story out, AN
afraid you would not" said Hubert
"Why, isn't 1t doneT
II beg your pardon, doctor, for
having used a little craft. had much
at stake. have disguised this story
in in ~ details. But it is true +; am
the hero -"
The doctor looked quickly towards
his daughter. Her head was bent low
over her book. Her long hair hung
about it like a curtain, shutting out
all view of the face. The doctor
walked to lthe other.awindow and
looked out. Hubert sdt like a mum
my. After minute, DIR. Hood spoke;
"CorneliaW
She lifted a face that was anamc.
Tears glistened in her eyes, and /
doubt not there was a prayer in her
heart,
"You are a brave girl had other
plans. You have a right to choose
for yourself God bless you both.
But it's great pity Hu is not law
yer. IL, pleads we'll" So saying he
put OH h hat and walked out.
This is he conversation that Hu-
bert repeG ed to me that day sitting
in his own little parsonage in Allen
vile. A minute after his wife came
in. She had been prescribing for the
minor ailments Of some poor neigh
bors. She took the baby from her
crib, and bent over hcr till that same
long hair curtained mother and child
from sight.
Il think" said Hubert, chat you
folks who write love stories make
great mistake in topping at marriage.
The honeymoon teyer truly begins
until conjugal affection ia enriched by
this holy partnership Of loving hearts
in the life Of child. The climax of
a love story is not the wedding. 1t
is the baby"
"What do you call herr" asked.
"Hope," said the mother.
slope Valentine" added the father
with signifcau smile.
. "And you spell the hope with an
t a. | believe" ] said.
"You naughty IIu," said Mrs. Cor
c nelia. "YOu'vc been telling. You
: think that love story is interesting to
f others because yDW enjoy it 30 much :.
= -,Scribaer'y u0athigF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
A BIT FOR BIOLOGISTS.


lFrom the wash, ton star.
There has been = eiyed by the
Commissioner Of tn General Land
Office, for the Gcolo cal Museum,
greenish colOred Iii estone, contain
| ing "Eozoon Canadc &C." foraminif-
crous creature of mi oscopic dimen-
sions, which live, in communities
and built up the stony rcceptacles IN
the ocean, in a manner analogous to
the coraIs OF the present time, The
limestone owes its colorin9 TO an ad-
mixture Of turpeBtine, and when
properly shaded or blended is classed
among the Verd'antique marbles.
The specimens in question came from
a railroad cutting on the AdirondAc
and Lake George railroad, about
TWENTY-FIVE miles from Saratoga,
Warren county, near Thurman's Sta
ton, New York, aud therefore from
the most southerly portion OF the Ad-
irondac mountains. NatuFalists and
geolOgists may congratulate them.
selves in having & source Of this curl
Gus fossil within moderate distance,
and where they are abundant. This
fossil owes its distinction to the fact
that It is found only in class Of rocks
which, from their low position In the
geological scale, had always been re-
gardcd as azoic, or not inclosing any
evidences Of organic life at the time
when they were deposited, and as be-
longing to an sge previous to the ap-
pearance Of lie upon the glsbe. 1t
was first made known to the scientific
world by Sir William Logan, the Di-
rector of the Canadian Geological
Survey, in 1858, at meeting OF the
American Association of Science,
held at Springfield, Massachuset's. Il
was first discovered by Mr.. J. NJ.
CulIock, on the Grand Calumet Is
land, In the river Ottawa, and has
been obtained from many other local
itics since in different parts Of the
LAOrentian mountains, in Canada, and
the Adirondacs, In the United States.
Several zones of limestone are found
in these ranges, consisting Of alter
nate layers OF calcareous rocks aud A
Insgncsian silicate Of seTpentine as.
pect, which was seen filling up The in.
terspaccs Of the fossil, rather than re-
placing il, as is common in petrifac.
iioBs. Specimens OF the stone were
sliced and polished for examination
under the microscope by PRINCIPAL
Dawson, Of the Montreal University,
who found il to consist Of clusters OF
sessi.e organism, which had grown
up by increasing at the surface. by the
addition Of successive layers Of cham.
bers, separated by q caIcareous lem
inm. The interior Of these spaces ex.
hibited branches Of finely-bnnehins
tubull. by aggregatson Of individn
ais Il acquired an enormous size. ani
assumed the aspect Of c0galine reeI
Dr. Dawson assigned II q place anon,
the fOFamini1era, and bis concIusion
have been aliEped by The resaarehe
Of Professor CaFFeHteF, tie euiae1l
microscopic OF London. il plaee 4
crcati0n u far down III seals Ts.Ior
the Silurian rocks, and Is only fonn
In the & west series 0f tie FziIfenfis
formation, aud therefore mslllions
yeaFs before the Lingula ana fneold
once regarded a. the eldest inl,aI,
taHts OF tne Tocks.
/ =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
Ayers =. Ague Cure.

Chm Fsvssnad Ia ana Agus, intermittent p.v.,
s5E sASESs. PsriodiaSssl| Ssl|itten, u p.I Fever, DunI
rom mpeeH nee. 81 the affections = S;eS -, -,
pOiaons. ooa' maEsh, O. miasr1asie Z
Al, Con,sisei implies, Il does C,,rs. ana .a..,...
n9th 1snins neither Arsss,r ,sSs sa Soe. S.s nSs
Substance hos any other mineral ~ ,., -
Hent ma snn.eter naVer i n n0wIse nIs'rta @~v -.
aad We bscaa are literally hsvosi s-e.s.a,
tAsue med,s,sS SlVaont parallel "A ihs hisssr
Elected n sats We receive AZ ~ ss.sss.i -.. -
edlss had yhSnaie cases, snd \ -. 'ss s,S. -
SOIaslIelns sh,1a. Persons, ether .s.,as-. 4. :,
ESSectea be rop w iaiasmasic lotsisiiss MI y
,toI Lssy .asslhs he AaDl SSTR S.'s ~ y
htas NJ tbs IIvsr i & n ss.!sI assIl.lns from tsTI
4, tot BlioSs sr n INTO healthy sesis;ss lszaa'
,ssiasIal ia1ssIslens remedy 1, Sss 1sfr ocmplAina.,
A'a 'ars'' WhssS oshsS sdsISs., d@aI2s ~ so
M nj sSSl1,gy.pI SS y Pr; J. c. Ann -,
rOaSd ~ Chsmists, Lowell. yis 80" = -. =.
''''f' 'f'00 hss sorrnE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11
20EttN.

rihs - t@g -
a 'esds, thinA d zoe, Hi4t
s S thatrIns fotthcg. le.t'
N u roAV8MH
sSeA trb on Bihys breast, I0lir
lns. 81 ndcf; -
.s'a u AisF "a.
..F' - kuw 5"r
W y. 5aay IN M
b &ss written for man nv
,Hb FAt.e hat his name an,lIS anIS
atrylt 't1as Often as possi- MeNi
dFbe ave s0G.d re die. q WI.
81 lid lac sJ let IA. lie! Tx ~
N tll-Cas corner ofthe cem = fto N !
Iiltrick'3 Cst,lecrl, IN The tehg
Alir there is sab otgfanitG ss%j
ie i'llowing epitap,t: 5Fe9j
ssgfy poor wife much laitentcd w
iliy--l'm cOrien Ell ~"
N'fIJ FisPERJAE OF REE e'.S i7
tts 9n through various nodes
tlt ieto fret ''F
W .lshcrmar yqr tHA
3ll-eAcloslrg d net,
DO crPaTD il ST. Pmeras s n
SID, England, is t0ucningly ~ ~
4rdive u the gluttcny 81 al II
nd tie giief Of his v Nid'E
rar d. r,s~z = a..4.ssll - a. g
BY II. l.. BosTwIcK.
Oh yes-I'll tell you the story.
The very words that were said,
on see the supper was cooking,
And was slicing some bread,
And Richard came into the pantry,
His face was exceedingly red.
And he opened his half shut finger,
And gave me glimpse Of q ring;
And then-oh yes, l remember,
The kettle began to sing,
And Fanny came in with her baby,
The cunningest bunch Of thing.
And the biscuits were cut in minute
Well, what came next? Let me sec
Oh Fanny was there with her baby,
AndWe all sat down to tea;
And grandma looked over her glasses
80 queer at Richard and me
But II wasn't till after milking,
That he said what he had TO say;
How was it? oh! Fanny had taken
The baby and gone away
The funniest rogue Of fellow
He had a new tooth that day.
We were standing under the plum-tree,
And Richard said something low,
But was tired and hustgred,
And trembled, l almost know;
For old Red is the hardest Of milkers.
And Brindle SO herribly slow.
And then-let me see-Where was l?
Oh the stars grew thick overhead,
And VIC two stood under the plum-tree
Till the chickens few up 70 bed;
Well, he loves me, and We are to he married
And that is-aJom what he said
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11


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customers
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tos
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viii meet your
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-02-11

! The number ofknown srerIes a. l;s,,.
ems = about Eve tliosiaan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
@ebet nnc 1brGmert.

Gpr ;pan;i9 Sabren lebte an @rlnpe
pes =. Gin S1miep, O.. Der Dem
S6nappstrinfen iebr erseben ,par. Ssin
12jabriaes, ein;iseS 269terden Elm gar
frummes &inp, febte oft gum lisben @ptt,
gr m,Bse rod ben 8atsr BON pielem llebel
b~efreien, ginss frommsn Sinoes @sbet
priast purd bic &Olfen. Der Sater
purpe in 6olse fsS sielen S6nappsz
trinfsn franf uuo muBte auf brsi Wpnate
paS Sett bitten. Das quite Sino mar
febr beior9t um Jpn, ss mid niGt BON
ieinem Bette eS reibte inn bic Mepi,in
nr,p penr eS auf einise Stunpen fid ents
fernte fra9te Der gater jepen @asenblid {:
uS5mmt eindsn ni6t balp 2"
Oils Ger Satsr ~ peit berSsfteat unp
eas Sett serlafen fennte, faB ct zines
Cages i'm alien 4ebnfHsl unp 9inGsn
itanb neben ibm. Oa ersrif Die 9oGter
sdrtlid feS GatsrS Damp unb finplit
iaSts fe:
y8ater, weun oil nun ipieper 9anS 9ez
iunp biit ntbt pabr, pann trintt pu rod
oar feinen S6nappS mebr e."
Dllnb warlm nidt mebr 2" fra9te rsr
8ater.
ADJ" Ia9tf Sin6sn Dipnit ipitt ru
pieper franf uno fSnnteit leiGt ffrben ;
ipte elsnb p1ren rann Wutter unp i'd"
unp bfi pisfsn 8prten ipeintf fe bitter
lid.
Die gSprte uno Gbraum bs6 Sim
peS ribrten cen Satsr; flrs unr bin
rig iaSte or:
oSinp, ib mill audi bon jeBt an Feinen
S6nappS msbr trinFen."
9inden lsste ibr &6pf1en anf ees So
tiers Sbulter; rabm feline Sanb unp
fiete fe alS 3eiGer Der Danfbarfsis.
So eausrte niat LANCE 70 mar Der 3.
obllis ipisesr bel &rSftsn uno frib unb
ipat bSne man baS lufise Yinfepanf isi@
mes 5ammerS. Dspids runpeS 9nappss
puus, relde friber ta8li6 oft q bis 3
@al aaf benz Maride sum Birtbsbauls
ipar, lag felt Der &ranfbsitunteIl lnl xel1
lsr unp % purbe nidt tarali Aeeadt te
b%eraus,ubpIen. go ,paren ~ Wc'afe
persanseu unt Q. bate feinsni Iropfeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
3urcmbnrger 1a;ettr.

Suien fort, Ct trsibt birab, nc slermldsn
,pie lebeno aus9efredt, unenpliG rib
rrnb in 1ei,er Serla0snbeit. Oa bridt
bic ftarre llnbepeslidfeit Der @nnsi. Gin
Sprun9, ,lnp fie 1T Einunter, mitten bin
Gin III bic empbrte gEaiermaIr. lem
Satsr srpbte fe Serrerbsn, nm min rinst
iis, ieit &inp 1T rptterl. ga, C8 1T frin
&inc, pas 1T fs ippbl bsmubt UNI ras
Sersebnfadt ibm 8rdfle. S6pn bat fees
ssfaBt idpn reibt fis eS ali iid unp balt
es feit an bic Sruit SeprsBt. gSie feiSe
unp 9leidiam seldbnt aud, Weniben ets
nem llnaliid sufdansn ma9en niemaiS
sebt rpG raS bpbe SeiTpiel Serlpren
wsrn plBbli6 cine Selpenfeele ui,ter ibnen
autaudt. Oas tpirft ME Gin elsftriifer
SGlas. Die fare WaiIe empfdn9t plbss
lid Qeben. Man bat oft iplde unbetpeSs
lide 5aufsn Su resftsr Spferfrsupisfeit
iiber9eben iebsn. llnp wunbsrbar! oft 1T
CO Gin @sib, Gin Sinh, nas rieie bimmli>
'de Slamme snt;iinpet,
SeBt fine alb bereit, ;u belfen, absr bic
Gettun9 pirp nit jeber Seennre Idwerer.
@nnei miro spn Der 6lutb fprtseriEen
unp jdblinss Yprein 6elsiid, ras idwar;
nnp ;afis aus pem Sluebett aufrast sez
idleueert. MppS unb Saline, bic fid auf
benz @ranitblcde ansefetelt BADEN, re-
then iid spn benz Slute, has ibrer Stir
ne entauiut. Sn tieiem Nuscnblid barz
teiten &inssns rast Gin @ann Zen Nbs
bang berab unp nil fG chen in ben
Strupel itiirsen, ais IS per annei 9elitst,
iid sl pemt llfer smpcr;urinsen, INN init
rer lesten &raft pem Sater lein Sinh berz
aufsurciden: War nimmt ibr raS &inp
ab UNI itredt rie !Sanp aus, aud ibr berz
a~ufsubelfen. Sbr Sluse trift ras leiniae:
in einen, Wpm,ente sieben ser ieinem Sci
ite bic splbensn Susenptass bic lrsnz
nul9 uni, mnbte CT iid iasen, Der Der
ratb Ypriiber, ren CT an pem trelen Ger
sen ~be9an9en. Gr mar feines WprteS,
feines eautes madtis. 9lnnei sreift mad
Ger alsSeitredtsn Sanp-ein tiidil6sr
SGrsenidwalI reibt iie ;uriid, lie YER
iinft I'M Strirel ces smp6rten Gle
n,entes.
6aib beNnnunoelcS ionf Miar AM llfrr
nicrer.
Crit am Nbenp fam man writ linten
ren spn rcn 5llitbeu auf cine Siestanf
9ebetteten Seifnam. Geff's 1ei6e tpar
nidt aufsefnnren tpprren.
Dit Der neien Spnne trS9t Gin LANCER
3us pic Gntihlafene 81 @rabe. Ils
Nlle ldn9it ipesseSanseL ftsbt Gin
@ann nit einsm &inre auf rem Arm
nod lanSe unbewsslid an Der Yfprte pes
6rierbcfs unp serntas iid i,idt Spn benz
Srte su trennen, no bic Siue rer tre,lsn
Suseapsefpielim in per !Spfn!ns Der 9lufs
eritebuna riibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

~ '''fNs"N"NI NtNfN laS" W. AtkTNS
6ers. linn ri aud, Miuirren outer,
ippblmrlienrer !Sersen ld,laSen, eiu Nrr@
Bes Sers lit cine ieltenc Slunlc, ieltrn mic
ras Gce!wetf, oas III nid,t an reu 6eerS
itra6en fnceit 'rltrn mic cine wcife @emic,
rcren allie hunpcrt Sabre uur cine 0ez
tryen min.
Ter Wtor abey mar nid,t 0cppbnt, I'D,
Hrn icinen Gmpfnrun9en Hedsnidait
;u 9eber, ipie es 9~ebilrrte Weniden tbun.
Nbcr ME cnrlid rie slnnsi tnren? SIM
@ehirSe jeren 3infel III rur6iufen,
wdr unmb9lid, "a Der Sdtcr inn, aleid
ais babe CT iein Sprbaben 9eabnt, fort
pdhrenr sur Seite blieb. Stunrcn lang
bielr er i'm nit Northumberland unp
Ssratbun0sn ipe9en rer Wfitle utp res
Suites ailt IA CT ibm bic Sepirtbihaf>
tun9 jebt Sars iitertraSen wpllte. Die
Wllttcr trll9 ibm ras 3dmpden bic in
bic Shlaffammer mad unc bate ibm
nit SeidwGBiser Miuttersdrtlidfeit nod
INNER taltienp Iirse ;u iasen. limb nun
nabm AUDI 8cfL pelde ibm oft idpn ben
balben @e9 son Serdtesaacen entsessnS
fam, jere frsie Iinute in Iniprld. Sp
mrfte or lid rer,n einen Spten irdcn,
ben CT aud III per peripn zines Suben
fanr, welder nit Rem Sdmuaalern in
G~erbiuruna ftanr. Srtunp Stunpe Der
3uiammenfunft bate CT Der s(nuei IN Der
TSbe res Marftledeus aenou befimmt
Ter .Suabc ober faun oos Wet nsr Momk.
sBacl alsoenpmmeu, 3ertrpheme sTofe
fen, Iesen ron ,errii5enen ,Sieiperu. ia
Slutaeden am Sppen ,eioten sas bier
fir,lid Elm crbitterter Sonrf itottoef,n'
ben babe. SFenbor moren nie Shmuooz
Ter. spn rem @ren,iSoeru osnrSnot nab
bcitioer @eoenwebr asIpken unb hottrn
mcbi in ben, mathematician S%onnenoe<
birae. cos binter WpIiinoen oufiteiot 81
ne 3udrdt ocfunpen. llnserrid,tetsr
Sade fcbrte Der !Snobc ,unid Tis
!Spd;eit alma scr iid unp s(Ies uabm
rem S6ein ienes aeprcnetcn. lcipenid,aftss
lrieu 2uitonpes an. rem man aemRhn(ih
Slid III nennen pfedt.
gnnc; erh;elt i, ;trer, ,s,sr
ninfeI ert nah louarr o.;t Snn,s an,
ner S,A,e;, Sss G;.iiss.s, sc;a"r So;ms,,
mor ;ie bSmoIs ala 10 IN, Ssar.f7 a,nn
Sk,i k~;nnh,ufe;,.n IN s;SlI,,tn w.,
a hmuonIrr nrrtriTslt ,r,rSe, ,u,s n,ns'
70 nm, RS chid6,I meId,ea 81 s;,m,,r
I'D, oennmmen. bis ANN, Gnes tro<
oen, .Tiemonp." ioot Elm Sdriddrlsr
,,ent,icbt n ben NpIoen unierer eioensn
Sboi" gud eine ouie Sbot fonn NnE
arm nad I'D, ;ieben. bic ms ouoenbIif<
iiH 10 id,per briifen. caf miriu cine finn
Gde @el,e yerfalen, gSarum. frooen
mir uns canll, mltsten mir and, 10 etpas
belpnrers Cries tF,ln mpllen 2 ODarum
;pasn mir ni6t i'm ausaetreteuen 0eleiie
biiraerlider Gedtidafenbeit init rem orpz
Saufen fort 2 gSas braud,en mir ms
bic Rife wurp III reiien auf beidwerlid,en
S~eitenpfacen? 3uriidoeben 1T min ober erz
bdrmlide Teiabeit, BENZ, lper etrpas 0rpfes
iberi i6 aenpmmell mus es aud, arpE p,rd,
fiibren, ipnft 1T CT idlimmer, ais Der Iesz
C 5rainfnedt i'm Seere Der i~poenannten
,uten Weniden. 9lber yeriaoe uid,t,
isbe Seele tbue muir blinplinas peire
lutte Chat ltnp traoe bic 6pl9en. mie
NJ fannit enplid fpmmt Dir bod 6rieS
81,
5n rer Annei freili@ ftirmte es nan
'rit reft min. Sic perpammte rem War
Der SanSen llnseredtigfeit Der 2iebe.
JGpr MT "a nidt erfnkrpn trtp olleS 9Do6
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-05
Bat Delay is Dangerous!

Is5 The properties of tic EXPECTO-
RANT arc dcmulccnt, nutritivc, balsamc.
soothing md healing II braces the nervous
system and produces pleasant and refreshing
sleep
Il Echir0tcs and Reiiccs GIoosuiacSs
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Office, make ont and return to their sue
cessors, full account Of their receipts
aud expenditures during their time, and
shall pay over all moneys in their pos.
session belonging to the corporation, and
deliver up all books, records and papers
incidental to their Office, to their success;
sors; and on failure TO do so, they shall
be liable to be fined in sum not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, to be col
'lectcd in any proper action by the town
council. f@
SEC. 10. That for any willful viola
'tion or neglect of duty, malpractice,
abuse or oppression, the said intendant
and wardens, jointly aud severally, shall
be liable to Indictment in the court of
sessions, and, upon conviction, to pun.
ishmont, as prescribed in the preceding
section, besides being liable for damages
to any person or persons injured.
SEC. 20. That aii ordinances hereto.
fore passed ~ the town c0urcil Of Man
ing, in conformity with the authority
granted by such existing laws as i, not
conflict with the constitution of the
State, shall be, and they are hereby, de-
clared legal and valid.
SEC. That all acts and parts Of acts
heretofore passed i'll relation to incnrpo-
ration of the village of Manning be, md
and tho same are hcreby, repealed.
SEC. 22 This act shall he doomed n
public act, aud continue in fnrcc until
pmended, altered or repealed
Approved M' h s. 1871.
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MAEins CorsrY, Texas. Aug. ], 1862 Ter
o. :. PHormiTr-U Uear S.r: / writs you ,hi
10 inform yon that have been troubled a
great deal with Indigestion, but after using
QUO bottle of your Liver Medicine, I find
great relief. lehcerfuIly recommend it as
q good Family Mcd;cine, and feel confident
.hat it is good for anything for whioh it
claims TO be an antiiote
Very respectfully, DICK L6SGETE.
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z'crnieatc Ike very Substance
Of Ltsc Hursea
TO CONSERVATIVES

producing quiet and composurc
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GEO. /. THOMPSON.

CnSEha1-r. y. G. Sept 81. 1seS.-I have,
used Dr. U. $. Iropht,s Liver Medicine az.
;on'c. aud truni it 10 be powerful an 4
c!hcaci"us. It is cxcc.lciK fnr .,,nctisnaL
lcran cement OF thc Liver or corat ;pation of
The ho"t's; in mosr cases s,,rcrscling he
n,ccssity 0i regular course Of nIei;cinc
L. J. MklNARDiE. A. NJ