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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

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B., Grdlanas ll0t @olo Gebr rubia) itloB
ll21; Central 92i, Gric 90, Reaoiug III,
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l224
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
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Spcbeu enpfaI,oe

Sccbeu empfdtaeua tB.ut
Elm sroaes MHortiinsnt eei coaaicr, II. srss.,.
Sntsin, Sei' une isips msais. Sarbcn, oui
mste MIR efiereEre aalHiEriiam mnGen. Uie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
s.us Spafbinston. - Verfomlid,es.

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@ouhucu wirb erit ntor9en abeno oocr nddlle
gSodc uadl @rotou abreiisn. Der Yraf.
bent 1T bcute 9lbeno nit Ssnerol Yortsr mad
Yong @ralidj dbgcrci unb nirb crit 9cgeu
@nbc hcS Wiouotes mieoer inrildtehren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17

gSrinbrrgcr's Sdublaocn,
Sde pom Suta,ps uus Surutpsaer.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
pr. Il. 5appin9ton's

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l5IdDstddMtH'SgrHp
II Elm SIeberss unt sefabrlUies Seilmitte! fir
Suften, GrfGltima, &eudbbufen, feiierfeit &c.
IS beiieitst gutShnbuns unb ucrbltct baourd
ob,pinriubt. Dieter uorSh8ldle uno etnes 9uten
Wutes iid erireuenbe Sprup uiro ict 22 Sabren &C.
madbt un6 bot 9rose 3uiriebcnbeit 9egeben. Yrdpas
rirt pon Or. n. &apptnston, Mr.. f32, Worss
Sapfra6e.
3u baben bel allen 9dnbIsrn I'm aIsemstnsn. Erris
No Is rnt6. (HoD.2 .23,fSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
spateite &abel6eri9te.

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peutiebeu 9ruppen III Seriin. = DaS srohte
iniIitariicje Scff ter Veuseit II. ber tentfdisn
NATION. = Tie Teforatipueu In hen Stras
,nemte. = S,enen auf esm Sarifer YIass. -
Die 1ia 3riumpbali8. - Reet hes &aifere.
@mtbiiHuns teo WeonumsutS a0niaS 6riees
ricb aBilbeln III. .. Sreu6eu. = Cresn6'
perIeibuuaeu. - Stane 1buuaeu. -
Die illumination. - Die 6eter te8 pdpffs
Iidbsn JnbilGumS In Rom. - frdns0fIidbs
Wod,rid,ten. - Die Rdtiuualptr rfammIu a
mil bic uriad,en ber Sarifer Jniurrtftion
a.k, a~s a,s,s InfT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-17
Of. Deu(er,
Ner. 81, Sbarpffraee.
Spredauuoen:
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sur iihsren SeiIuns oon
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lett =. WAnaenframpf une autn &ranfbsiten, 1,
psiebe Don rem aRagen berrGbren.
G5ebraudsannctIuns: elm fleinss g9stn9Ias bon Dor
bem Wttasseiien uno ems Dor bsm Sdlatsngsbsu..
Asrotts3r,. Baltimore, Wb. (Sep.1,f0
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
The Tables Turned.

A gentleman of this oity, witty
md agresable, but with slight i'm
redimont of speech, had it in his
heart to become tho possesser of a
pure black.and.tan terrier, for which
he was willing to pay liberal price.
a superior little brute was soon
brought to him by dog ,fancier, who
demanded for it the modest sum of
fifty dollars. Not being disposed to
check for that figure unless sure that
the dog was a good rattcr, ho propos.
cd 20 tho party TO meet him next day
at pit where dogs and rats were
brought for sanguiuary conaoet and try
him with rat. Agreed. Next day our
friend, having obtained tirst-cla>s rat
of tho "wharf" ".spccies, had him convey.
cd to the theatre of strife. Both
we're 1T the same moment thrown into
tho arena. After being pursued for
moment the rat turned, made II
spring at the terrier, caught him on
the lip, and made him howl with
pain. In short "ho had him." Our
purchaser turnedand said, "I d-d-on't
think your d-d.dog's g.good for
anything. D-don't you acant to 6.b
buy my r-rat 1'-Harper's Mayusine
for July.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
Terrible Destruction OF Whaling Vessels.

~ i"A~ DS"'~'s'o" W Whot'hS NVnoVin'
san FRANeIsco, November 5.-The
ship Moses Tayle4 has arrived from
llonolulu and Aust ralia and reports
having boarded T. water. logged brig,
the Shclehopp, from San Francisco to
Callao, and found all the crew dead
except the captain, who was saved,
Though barely 'broathing. She also
reports n terrible disaster to the
Arctic whaling heet-caught in tho
Ice. Thirty-three vessels wero crush.
ed or abandoned. The captain of Gle
whalers Arctic, ,Gayhead, Minerva,
Eliza, Swift Reindeer, Eugenia aud
Pacia, who had arrived at Honolulu,
furnished the following details of tho
loss of the whaling feet: +, The yes
sols commenced arriving, says Cap
tain Thadeus, on tho lst Of May. and
on the 1st of June the ice opened and
let the feet up within sight Of Cape
Navarino. .,,,. -..,
The fleet wor king northwards found
Bome whales crossing the Sea of Ana
dyer, and in Behring Sea more and
plenty, but experienced much trouble
from the ice, and when the feet arriv.
ed at Cape Bebring and Fowler Bay
tho whales had passed through into
tho Arctic Ocean, whittier tho fleet
followed, meeting. with fair success
until about the FIRST of September,
whom ioe foes and lborgs, to great
oxtcnt, commenced drifting down, and
by the 10th q number of vessels had
been sunk, and the bulk Of tho remain.
der hemmed in by the drifting ice or
driven ashore. On September I'd the
brig Comet sunk. On tho 7th the
Roman Was driven bodily out TO soa
by two foes, and crushed like IN
egg shell, the crew narrowly escaping.
The Florida and Victoria, of San
Francisco, were also crushed. On
September 18th tho captains of the
fleet hemmed in between Point Bcl.
chor and Wainwright Inlet hold a
meeting and resolved to abandon tho
vessels in order to save the lives of
the crews, which was done, and 1000
Sailors took refuge on board tho re-
maindcr of tho fleet, which had beon
fortunate enough to escape outside bo-
fore tho ice closed in.
The vessels abandoned arc the Con-
cordia, Gayhead, George, John Wells,
Massachusetts, J. d. Thompson, Con-
test G. Morgan, Champion, Horny
Tabor, Il. Swift, 0. Cracker, May,
Reindeer, Fanny, Geo. Rowland,
Pocia Eugenia Kaboola, and II. Dick.
inson. 1t is supposed THAT the whole
number lost will reach thirty-threc.
The vessels known to bo safe, with the
oil secured, are as follows Arctic,
Progress, Chance, Daniel Webster,
Lugoda, Europa, and Modes. All
the abandoned vessels, it is believed,
will be total loss there being little
ohanoo of recovering even the cargocs
in tho spring. The captain of the
Florida has arrived here by the
steamer Moses Taylor. The news
created tho greatest excitement al
Honolulu and hore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

An lrishman ono morning went out
very early in search of somo gamo on
an estate whore tho game-laws were
strictly enforced. Turning sharp
oornor whom did no meet but tho gen.
tleman who owned the estate. Paddy
seeing the game was up, eoolly ad.
vancod toward tho gentleman and
said: "Thc top of tho morning to
your honor, uud what brought your
honor out 50 early this morning
The gentleman replied by saying "In-
deed, Paddy, just strolled out to see
if could find an appetite for my
breakfast )" aud thon eyeing Paddy
rather suspioiously, said, "And now
Paddy, what brought you out so early
this morning 2" Paddy replied, "In.
dade, your honor, I just strolled out
to SEQ if could find abreak fast for m
appetite"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
GROCERIES,.

RBLS Extra c AMI Brown Sugars, Mack.
- eye, in barrels md hts. bhls. Flour.
Canned Goods.
Fresh Peaches, Oysters. Devilled Ham
Tomatoes. Snrdincs. Green Corn, Fresh
Salmon. Pine Apple, Jellies, Preserves.
Miscellaneous.
Brandy Peaches. Brandy Cherries, Pickles
Chow Chow. imported, Fine Chewing md
Smoking Tobacoo, Segars, Tubs. Buckets.
Churns, Cheese, Crnckers, Tin Ware,
Brooms, Parlor Matches.
Wines and Liquors.
Extra Fine Old Family Rye, Old Nectar,
Ola Log Cabin, Sherry Wine, Port Wine.
Holland Gin. Pure N. C. Yhiskey and
Rectified Corn Whiskey.
We make Fine Liquors . SPECIALITY.
and those in need will do we'll 10 apply at
Corner No. l.
oct II. w. DESPORTES.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
JOB MOSES,
Sir Janles C)ark's Pemala pills

These invaluable Pills are unfailinp in
/ he cure Of all those painful and dangerous
diseases to which tho female constitution is
subject. They moderate all cxccsses and
remove all distractions, from whatever
cause.
To Married Ladies ."'
they are particularly suited. They will In
n short time bring OH monthly period wi th
regularity: and although very powerful
contain nothing huriful to the constitution,
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal AGcc
tions, Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fa.
tiguc on slight cxcrtion. Palpitation of the
Heart, Hystcrics and Whites, they will ef.
feet euro when all othor means havc fail
ed. Tho pamphlet around onch package
has full directions and advice, or will he
sent free It NIL writing for it, ,soalcd from
observation. '..h.'''.H~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
1t is tho fate Of ovcry truly valuable
medicine 10 DO oountcrfeited. Job Moses
Sir James Clarks Female Pills are exten.
sivcly countcrfcitcd. Tho genuine have
tho name Of "Job Moses" on each pac k age.
All others arc worthless. Dishonest Drug
gists cndeavor to soil the oounterfeits4 Ia
make greater profits.
N. B.-ln oil cases whore tho genuine
cannot be obtained, Ono Dollar enclosed tc
the Sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, Is
Cortland street, New York, will insure q
bottle Of tho genuine, containing Fify
Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from
any knowledge Of its contents. inc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

Among tho many curiosities on ex-
hibition at tho Now York State Fair
was an old fashioned carriage, built
in London 95 years ago, for General
Lafayette. In its day it must have
been n beautiful vehicle, and even
now retains oil pristinel strength and
almost its early oolors. 1t is built on
the old style, with an elevated box
and stops to enter. There is q seat
for the driver in front and footman in
rear. Tho inside is lincd with green
cloth and red leather, the former be-,
ing ornamented with gold lace, all in
q remarkable state Of preservation.
Tho body is painted in gold oolors
and the panels bear Lafayetto's coat
Of arms and the family crost painted
on them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
Each in GreenbaCk

WHOLE NUMBER OF CASH GIFTS $l00, 600 !
Horse and Buggy, with Silvcr-mouutcd
Harness, worth 5000.
| Fine-t toned Rosewood Piano, worth $500.
10 Family Sewing Machines, worth 500
each.
s Heavy Cascd Gold Hunting Watches and
Heavy Gold Chains, worth $500 each.
Gold American Hunting Watches, worth
$l26 each.
10 Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches, worth
SIPS each.
800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watch
cs lin nll) worth from $50 to $500 cnch
Ladies' Gold Lcontinc Chains, Gents Gold
Vest ChaiAs, Silvcr-platcd Cns,ors, Solid
Silver md Double plated Table aud Ten
spoons. Ivory handled Dinner Knives, Sill
yer plated Dinner Forks. Silver Vest Chains
Photograph Albums, Ladies' Gold Breast
pins md Ear rings, Gents Breast pins.
shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Finger
rings, Gold Pens (silvcr extension, } cic.
Whole number Gifts, 5000. Tickets
limited TO 10000. Agents wanted 10 sell
, Tickets. to whom Liberal Premiums will be
pad. Single Tickets 81 Six Tickets SIS
Twelve Tick Is $40. twenty-five Tickets
$50. Circulars containing u full list of
prizes. description of the manner OF
drawing. and other information in refer
ence 70 tho Distribution, will be sent to any
one ordering them. All lcttors must bo at.
dressed to l.. D. SINE, Box 86,
once, lUl W. 9th st., Cincinnati O
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
CC0TTON

WE are now prepared TO Gin Cotton with
w dispatch, Il 600 pounds per hour, J
with convenient rooms for tho reception.
IoH Ono Sixieetilh. Patronage solicited.
My Grist Mill grinds every day 'rN
fept o. X. THOMPSON,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
"KErCHlN: q ROBERTSON,
=. a.,H@C CONC RESS STREET. ...
: Notice to Debtors.

a EL persons Knowing thcmsclve. inlcbt
= 'cd to us md don'i intcnd,o pay MP by
tho 5'h Of October next, will please say
nothing about it aud wo will then know
how 10 proceed 10 collect.
sept ~ f. w. OLLEVER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
TO "Abfam f. Hunter OF Leon
Central America.
The State Of South Carolina
y;d1COUNTY .OE FAIRFIELDv

lidICuUNIY .OE FAIRFiELD,
q 'd:eouaf OF: comxos PLEAS. tf'
George L9 4iGn'ep,"a AS administrator = ~ tho
o. { Gcorget II. Hunter deceased. :.
Plaintiff against Adam; F. Hunter,
Abram F.EHunter. Henry b.. Hunter,
Cyrus ". Hunter, j. r. Dearing z, and all
others, creditors Of said deceased, whose
interests may require Sh answer io'this
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. ,,.D
:, Summons for Relief.
." TO lie Defendants :.!You are hereby sum
imoned ndrequired 10. answer thd compliant
in this action, which il fled in the office of
lhe Clerk Of Common. Pleas, for the said
County, and to scrve'n copy Of your answer
90 the said complaint ou the subscriber at
his ttfce, No. 7, 0. Market Street Winps.
boro, 80. Cn --.%ithiR Twenty Days nflcr
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day nf
such service and ii you fnil 10 answer The
Complaint wit hin the time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court fur relief dcrnnh.'ed iu ihe complaint
Dated 9th October 1871
JAS. II. RON.
pl"nimiif'S Auo,rc:
Published v or.l, ot the Jnir.
oct TX + N'nnsh"rn :. {.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

A Minnesota widow, who had har-
vested ono hundred tons Of hey with
her own hands, lost sixty by tho great
fire.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
10 John Willingham. OF Lii
tGran2e, Georgia.
THE STATE OF. .sOUphg CAROLINA.
COUNTY, or TA fRFl1sID ~

~ ~ ~ l. L w L ~ III clJlf
By Wiz lam H. Ntison, Iro6ate Judge, in
... aud for said Couuky:
To James Willingham, john Willingham,
Fletcher Eikin, aud Martha c!kn. n y
wife, aud Thomas G.. Watt aud Sarah
Watt, his wife.
Whereas, John Iiinnnnt and Margaret
liinnnnt, his wife. and Mary Willlnghnm,
have filed petition. in The Court of Pro.
bate praying for sale for partition of the
rcnl estate Of Joseph Wilingham. deceased,
and for equalization with The Defendants
oui Of the procr' d. thereof.
You the, ,efore are hereby summoned r.
appear bcfor, me ai my ofllcc in Winnsbo.
ro, So. Cn., on the 18Th la, Of December
next, then aud there, to shrw canac. ,fany
you can why the prayer Of sNiI Petition
should not be granted
Given nnder my hand and seal Of Office
this the 26th day of October, A. D. 1871.
Il W. NJ. NELSON, J. P.F c.
Published hy order Of the Probate Judge
nov Ike
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
FISH {! FISH!

20 kits Extra Mess Mackerel. put up ex.
pressly for family use, 10 kits Picked Sal.
mon, rcryrnice relish for Breakfast, also
2oo lbs. Picked Shad BACOT & co.
oct 10 ~>-,aIat -! = 9Ci'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

- ~ - AsS52I1S z ~ q
a.. H1s:: fss!S fs.s: g.: P
RgALLHONs Roar TesssaasaS 90 'heir
wenasrftsl Carasive Raects.
Vinegar Bittors are not vllo Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Ram, Whfsksy,
Prosf Spirits and Rofaso Liquors, doc.
torsd. spicsd and swsstsnsd 70 please the taste.
called Tonies," " "AppstizeSs," "Rsstorsrs," &C.,
that lead the tipplsr on to drunkenness and ruin,
hat are Q true Medicine. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stlmulnhts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, Dsrfsst
Rsnoyator and Invisoratcr Of the System, saFry-
Ing OF all poisonous matter and restoring the bleed
10 healthy condition. No person can taks thee
Bittsn according to directions and remain lehs
snrell. provided their bones are not destroyed
Ly mineral poison or other means. and the vital
srsans wasted beyond tho point Of repair.
Thcy nro o Goptlo PurERtivo 90 we'll
as a Tonic, possessing, alsp. the peculiar merit
Of acting as powerful agent In relieving Consss.
tion or Inflammation ofths Liver, and Of al the
yisesrh Organs.
FOES FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ~hstAse
IN young old. married or single. At the dawn Of
xemanhood or At tho turn Of uf9. these Toais Bit
tiers have equal. ... 81 ...
Fer Inau M IN tory and Chronic Rhous
aaaiaua and Gout, Dyspspsia a. Ias
digestion, Dillous, Remittent aAa
IntorHittent Fovors, Discusses OF tho
Blood, Liver, Kfdnoys and BlnAder,
these Bittors hare been mort suesssslal. Sueh
Diseases are caused b. Initiated Dlsed,
which Is generally produced By arrangement Of
tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
nsrs Of ths Chept. Dixxiness. sopr Kruotasions OF
tho Stomach, Bad Taste In tho Mouth, Bilioas
Attacks, Palpitation Of tho Heart. Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain in horegions Of the kidnsys, aAd
= hundred other painful aymptoms szs.ths Oh.
springs of Dyspepsia
They inviRorato the Stom ach and stimulate the
torpd Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
unsQuallsd efficacy In cleansing the blood Of all i'm.
puritiss, and imparting new life and vigor to ths
whole system.
FOR SKIN DIsEAsRs, nrupttons. .Tsssss.
Salt Rheunl. Dlotchss. Spots, Pimplss. Pustulss.
Boio, Csrbunclcs, Ring Worms, ScSd Head. Sore
KyeaErysipclns Itch. scurfs. Discclorations ofths
Skin. Huniora and DisrGses Of the Skin, OF what
nSpa %
these Bttters One bottle In such cases Win CON.
vince the moot tncreduous OF their curative eject
Cleanse the Viiated Blood Whenever you dnd ita
impurities bursting through tho skin In Pimplss.
Eruptions or Sores; c,sanss 1t when you nnd II
obstracted and sluggish In the voins; cleanse II
when It 10 foul and yonr feelings will tell you whom.
Keep the blood pure. and the health Of the systsD
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and othor WORMS, nrkinE
II The sy:tsm Of 70 many thousands. ore srsesualy
WALKER. Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD q
& S D,9 a ssa az cSasn,e1ss @ % Ssssss. % We" Se
may III
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
The Only Pain Remedy

that instantly stops The uiost cxcru,inting
pains. allays lnHammatons. and cures Cou.
ges,ions, whcl hcr Of the Lungs, Stomach.
Bowels, or oIhor glands OF organs, by one
application.
In from QUO TO twenty minutes, no mat
Ter how v;olept.o' cxcruciating Inc pnin the
Rheumatic. BED ridden, Infirm, Crippled.
Nervoos, Ncnralgic. or rros,ralcd with
disease may suffer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
ESTABLISHED 1859.

Ia EESpECTFULLY in. .sSyeesA,
N'M form tho citizens Of <~D >---Ss
Winnshoro and Fairfield District, thai
hive just returned from New York md
hive purch ,sed y fun assortment Of Waich-
cs. Jewclry, Clocks. Spectaclrs, &C., and
will sell at tho lowest prices, and would
resrco fully ask the continuance Of the
patronage Of my old friends and Gust o,ncrs.
All goods warranted MS represented. lam
prepared TO do Sil kind Of Watch and Jew
elry work and have always good ,tock o,
good material on hand, and will guarantee
satisfaction. All work warranted.
-..a CHARLES MULLER,
Second door from Col. Rion's Office.
. oCi 8 .s.fI. ..r.. ........
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

= Aftor reading this advertisement, need
any ono Suffer with Pain, Railways Ready
Relief Is a cure for every pain. II was tho
first auG is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
.lllEi O. g.. o, o. .I[.sy,

:. ..,'.| -. .W,s .,y.E =
Ally receiving Tho largest and best assorted
~ market, which will be sold Asonshingly
T0 TIE LADLES wan Of New
Japanese popn Fall styles Ci
they will suited both in quality and price, Calico 1o
S.
Cloths
tho
wOLFES.
CASH. The
is nb. mc,
My motto being quick sales small
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
Fever and Ague.

Fcvcr and Aguc cured for fifty ccnts.-
There is not remedial agent in this
world that will cure Fever and Ague, and
nj, other Atn'n, ious, bilious. Scarlet. Ty
ph"id, yellow. and other Fevc,s (nidcd by
Radways Pi'ia) So quick rs Rndway's
Really l}nliet Fifty cents per hottie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-20
AUCTION HALE4x- arafAH0 lnAYEsss
BY w. q. HobinsS Auet!ofeer,
Nd, 1909 Main street, corner Of Tenth.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DE.
&jssIRABLE LOTAND BRICK TENEMENT
THERKON, SITUATED ONT NORTH Side
or MARSHALL. BETWEEN WEmTY.,,FfFrT1faI
AND tTWENTY-S SIXTH STE EETSOE
cHuRCH HILL, AMI, sEvERAI. ggAufIEuL
Rim 3rJ az THE CITY, At THE NORTHEAST
rnRNER OF DOVER AND g n r
STREETs,-Pursuant to u decree OF tho Cbancery
Court of the city of Richmond, entered ON the
OF March, 1871. In the case OF Stewnrt ano WE vs.
Dabney's administrator, &C.. viii sell At public
% usn S T' BRICK situated as above
Tho dwelling 10 two stories and basement. VIVID
stock brick front. contains six large rcoms anu
The kitchen is brick one, and has Two roqm a.
The buildings are comparatively new, naVlnH Dsen
ORC cted In 1850 The lot fronts 80 feet, ana ruls
hack las feet to 20-foot alley. The properly aa
Joins the residence at present occupied by me key
Nr. Garlick, pastor or Lelgh-sueet bSpuse
WI sell at public auction: upon the premises,
nm FRIDAY. the 3lst day of March, ls7la az nal1-
mast 4 O'Clock p. b., the valuable BUILDING
LOTS located as above described. beginning ~
the corner on the east line OF Cherry street, LIe
property fronts one hundred ana Two iees S 81
ing back In line parallel with Cherry streef, one
hundred and ninety mine feet to an alley twenty
feet wide. On the lot is a small BRICK DIV ELL
ING, next to Cherry street..
The property will be sold as awhole or DIVIDED
according to plan to be exhibited at the sale, as
may then be determined. !.
TERMS One.fourth cash; the residue on
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, lor
negotiable notes, with Int rest added anu tne te
reta lued unt, the notes are paid and conveyance
bo dire cted by the court. Purchaser to pay taxes
for 1871. THOS. J. EVANS; Conn.,.
W" r. ROBINS. Anct'r NH IL tbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-20
nopyS Sullivan.


,oh, wedding ring I% g. w "''
UH bride Of all women is ia'''
ahcrse,,s, no or. re- cir, ia of lovers beware,
1 an" n may court You to-oay,
sweet as n,rr look out, they he all flown
od Dolly sullivan shook her gray head ,.o.a
Eut Won never can tell
nh,, has once been bell. ,.
,Swet,hearts I've had 'em know 'em : She
just as long as Your cempany's new.
There is no one that's equal 10 You;
ts o" h ls.,s choice ofthe men;
IT'S the black eyes to-day anu to-morro" Tile
,hsd once s brocade
For my Maria ge-gown made: ,s,,a .e
On the shelf OF the store-room my weddinS-caNe
never tia, cake on the table was set
Here I am, Dorothy sullivan yet!
lie, II go !. LET 1: go!
am glad Il was so; ,x
Hardly earned lessons You're slow TO forget.
~; ,ould keen all to-day that know,
With the face that had long ago,
wonid pay back the men
They should get a small part of the debt that
For It's little care they.
Spite the fine things they say.
how woman's heart aches, IL they have their
Promises lutte they keep men in awe,
trust EN- ! ia sooner trust suoW III u Iuh"
Ihey are easy to make,
And more easy 10 break:
Keeping ems something that never saw
When you come TO your own wedding morn,
just 10 md you' re a maiden left forlorn,
Alb, then,
Where's your faith In the men,
Wnen your wedding gowns Oh and your bride
groom Is gomez
You must take off that gown,
And sit quietly down,
CAST aside, thrown away. to be talk for the town.
Old Dolly Sullivan shook her gray head.
"Children once burnt OF II fire nave dread;
Let your ioye-storfes be.
W hen you're talking 10 me:
Sweethearts I've had ZEN know ZEN ~ she
said. (ScriJner'S for AVrii.