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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

tectual remedy than any other. Those who have
.ricd 1t, know that it cured them; those who have
not, know ts!at il cures hcrncighbors md friends
and all n9 kmoW that what it does once It does al
sleyt oC ,nrGmgn any iamit
thomsauS certificates Of their rcmar kable ctrcs
pi inc following complaints, but such cures ard
Known in every nelshborlood, and wc need not
pun,,sm, ttcm. Adapted to all ages and conditions
icint citcS containing neither calomGl norany
~. oh orMs, tncJ may De taken win safety
,n;, nS % anu .,akcs mem pheasant 10 taHc, Whilo
%n;,s Hus s p"iHy ~ Hese,DiG no hafm can arse from
'nG,, Ti,' usc III any qhnntily.
iney orcrhtc ny thcir poWerinl Influence On tho
'tStnai SaScSIa 10 purify the blood and et'mnlato
mo healthy 4ctlon H-rcmove the ohstructions
The body restoring their irrcgular action to henh
anu Dy correcting, wherever they exist, such de.
FanScnichtS us are the 1lrSt origin Of disease.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
A RCmlnisCcnCc Of the Reign of Terror.

The France mentions the death in
Paris, at the ago Of ninety five of u III an
sho played part iu tho Reign of
Terror. His name was Lambert, and
lie had been Secretary to the Public
Prosecutor, FuurIuici.T. T.nnyiIlc,a and
Recorder to the Revolutionary Tibu-
nal. Though hardly twenty years of
age, Ito held these Offices Cor three
years. Pursued as Terrorist by ,ho
reaction OF The,mldor, he cscarrd
and took refuge in Lo, don, whrrr he
became accountant in the House of
lob & Sccin, brewers. II, rcturncd
TO France on the entrance uf the AL
LES in 1915, and Inhabited The li;,lo
house in the Rue de la Pcpinic G.,
in which lie died. 'rnis iiousc had a
little garden, and NJ. Lambert, who
was very fond Of flowers, cultiyat cd
thcm for his amusement till 1870,
when, III consequence OF the transior-
nation OF that ancient street, his gar
den gave place to nes buildings. S.uco
hen he lived very retired two or
three rersons in tho nci2hbo.h,od
alone had the privilege Of visiting
him. Tho atrocities committed in
the Terror constantly recurrcd 10 his
mind, and it was only with fear and
hesitation that he would relate some
episodes of that time The revulu-
ton of lSlS threw him into state Of
gloomy sadness from which he could
not recover till tho period of tho Elk
h'bitlon 1867, which he visited. The
Investment Of Paris, the invasion Of
France, and tho HORRORS Of the pre-. ent
wab again plunged him into an apa-
tiny 50 complete that it almost amount.
ed to 'mbcei,ity. lie died repeating
the words that were ever Oh his lips
"Mny God save France -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
Another Proof that "llurder Will 0ut"-A
llnrderer Captured After Cheating Jus
ticc Two Years.

Another Proof that 'llurdcr Will Out"-A
Nlnrderer Captured Af,Gr Cheating Jus
ticc Two Years.
Our readers will recall the details
Of horl ible and unprovokcd murder
which transpircd near Brighton on
the 18th of July, 1863. The vi,,im
was Mrs. Got,licd Ocrtle tho mur
defer man named John Kruegor.
The circumstances Of tho murder
woro SO brutal and without p,lliation
that the gre test excitement was oc-
casioncd thereby. The efforts made
TO capture the murderer were most
thorough aud perscvcrng. Bands of
armed citizens searched tho country
for him for weeks. State county, and
private rewards, oggregating 5000,
were offered for his capture but all
proved nnavailing, and the mrrdcrcr
remained at large. On last Saturday
evening we received information that
the murderer, Kruger, had been cap.
tured at jersey Landing, about ton
miles from this city, aud delivered
over to the authorities Of Jersey
county. The man who captured him
was German named Cosmar Keller.
1t appears that kruegcr did not flee
the country, as had been supposed,
but has been lingering near the scene
OF his crime ever since its comn:iss ion
yet has been engaged ut work with a
band of wood choppers, near Jersey
landing, under an assumed name.
1t now turns ont that his identity has
Of late been known to some of his
companions, but, although there was
large price upon his head, mono of
them dared to attempt to arrest the
criminal, as he was known to be a
desperate man. Mr.. Keller, his cap.
tor, waited snme three weeks after
discovering the criminal before he
had an opportunity Of securing him.
Thus the cnd Of Justice are some.
times attained after ,he criminal FAM
oies himself safe, and after the pub
Ito has about forgotten the circum-
stances of the crime Auon (W.)
Telegraph.
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&GsS3 &&szGSSS3 600
In Oash Gift t, ba Distr butci by The
New York Cash Pr.ze Company.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
Cash gift, each S43,OD1; 10 cash giits,
each, S2oOO0 20 cash gifts. each S. 'Uu) :
81 sh gifts, each Loo :; 2OD cash cifts'
each 5000 800 cash g,ts. each Sl0D
ou + rGnrt Rosewood Pianos, each $500
to 800: - Eh'gtnt Roscwool Ncloheous
each $50 to 500; $50 Sewing Machines
each 90 to Sl1j 800 Cold Watches each
"a to $500 Cash Prrzcs, Silver Ware, &C..
valued at 81, 0l1 900
chance 10 draw any fihc above Prizes
20 cents Tic&r >crhing Prizes are
sealed in Envelopes Il we'll mixed. On
rcccip, Of 25c - s,alcl ticket Is drawn
without choice aud sent by mail 10 any nd .
dress. The p'ize named Upon il vii, be de.
l,vcrcd to tho ticket holder ON payment of
One Dollar. Prizes arc immediately sent
I" my address hy express or return mail.
lou VIII know what your prize is beror =
y"n pay for it Any Prize exchanged for
another OF the same value. 40 blanks.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
hErERENcms -Thc following lately drew
valuable Prizes ana kin lly permit us to
publish them: Andrew }. Burns, Chicago,
SI!o'ooo Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore,
tinno, $500 ; .'as. NJ. Matthews, Detroit
%",ooo John !. Anderson, Savannah. So,
ooO James Simmons. Boston. $4,000.
bio. 'c.'-Weckly Tribune. Doc. 2S, ODE.
serve their success. IN Y. Herald, Jan.
just and honorable. News, Dec 0
Send for circular Liberal Inducements
TO Agents. Sa'i~fac'i,n guaranteed
Every package of2OO scaled Envclopcs con.
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II for 50 so ior So geo Tor SIS. Ad.
lrcss GEO. c. BRANDON & CO, Mana.
gers, G2 Broadway, N. Y.
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ut was Longstrect who frat intro.
duced Grant to his wife, then Miss Ju.
ia Dent. Longstreet is n cousin, beng
descended from George Dent. of Mary.
iaho' VINO was member Of Congress
from 1893 to 1901, and afterwards
moved to Mississippi. He was my un.
Gle, sir. The Longsrccls, Magruders,
md others of that region, are descend.
ants, mud became connected with us
through marriago." So said General
Granl's wfe's brother to an interviewo,
the other day.
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% s. "A. I'D "a. II 7 s..

| nHE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
hESTORER, purifies the blood
ana cures Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin Dis
leases, Rheumatism, Diseases Of Wo.
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many thousands Of cur best citizens.
Head the testimony of Physicians and
patients who have used Rosadalis; send
Tor our Rosa1alis Guide TO Health Book
or Alnhua' for this year, which we
publish ios' erelui,ous Distribution, il
VIII give you m lch valuable inlorma
,iiun.
Dr.. II. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, ea,s
take pleasure in r, commenting your
, Nosadalls rs n very powerful Alternative
have seen il used in two cn.os with
happy rrsuits.-one in case of second
AIRY syphilis, in which The patient FRO
nounccd himsclf curcu after having
taken five bottles Of your meLiciMe.-
he other i case OF scrnfula OF long
! staining, which is rapidly imp OWN 7
under It's use, aud the Indications are
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nave rare!nlly exami"cl the formula
ny which your Rosadaiis is made. and
ma 1t and excellent compound OF alter
ihtivc ingredients.
DR.. Sparks. Of Nicholasville. Ky
says lie has used Rosadnlis in cases of
>croiula and Secondary Syphilis with
satisinctory rcsults--as II cleanser of
he Blood know NJ bcucrremcdy.
Samuel G. McEaddcM, ,Murlrcesboro.
3 Tenn. says:
have used seven bottles Of Rosadal.
is. and am entirely cured of Rhcuma.
itism; send me four bottles, rs | wish il
for my brother, who has scrofulous sore
eyes.
Ben njnmiE Bccht,l or Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with IN inveterntc eruption over my
whole body; n short time since rur-
chased n bottle Of Rosadals and it er.
'fcctcd II perfect cnrr.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, Gl Exchange Place, Bal
,timorc. DRs. CLEMENTS s. CO.,
may i0-ly Prop ictors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

a tree fight took place the other day
among tho Shakers nt Plcasan, Hrll OF
ohakertown, near Harrodsbnrg. Kv.,
III which lists and stones we're frerl .
used and one of the pugnacous broad.
brlms was stabbed with pooket.k,;c,
ny another of tie fraternity. Such an
occurrence would havn seemed almos,
incredible had it been located in anv
other State than Kentnckey. No ar.
rcots were made, as it, was tho first foI, i,
the Shakers had INDUCED in for severa
years.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

UPHAM'S DEPILAT0RY POWDER
Removes superimou> hair in Gvo minute :
without injury to the ,kin. Sent l., mail
for SLIPS
UPUAWS ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent paroxysms in Two
minutes and effects speedy cure. Price
81 by mail
TIE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Coiors the whiskers and hair n beautiful
oiacK or brown. II consists Of only one
preparation. IS cents by mail. Address
20 oIudA. No. III Jayne straot Phil
adelphia. Pa. Circulars sent free, Sold bv
al Druggists y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
A T. Fl ! OF EAR,
BRIGGS s. BROS
illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS
And Summer PloWeri ~, RnIb,

And Summer Floweri lg Bulbs.
FOR 1871,
VIII be ready for mailing bv the N ,dllc ,f
January, Notwithstanding ur great loss Of
type, pnpcr, engraving. &c by fire, which
destroyed the job Printing Oilirc Of the
! Rochester Democrat ard Chronicle -, h
Decrnbrr, 1870. 1t viii he prn cd on q
most eleg mt new tinted paper, and illuslra.
ted with nearly
Five Hundred O.ig.nal Eagrav:ngs,
And TWO finely executed colo,cd plates
specimens for all Of which were grown hv
ourselves the past season from our own
stock OF s"cls. In the originality. cx.ru-
ton nnI extent of tue cng,avings il is un.
IKE and emincntly superior TO any Other
catalogue or "Fiurnl Guil.' ,xtant
The catalogue will .,nss of ll2 parcs,
aud as soon as pubiish,d vii. be sent free
10 all who ordered seeds from rs hv mai
the last season. J" o'hc's charge Of Is
cents per cory will be made. which is not
INC Vnin" "l the 'oi"rrd plates. We assure
our friends that he Inducements VIC offer
to purchasers OF seeds, Ms to quality ani
extent oi Sock, discounts and premiums.
nrc unsurpassed. Please send orders for
catalogues without dcay.
Our Golorcl Chrome for 1871
VIII nc ready II Scni on, in January
rue chrome Will r'Ift>cnt Foriy-lwo Va
r'etles OF snowy and ropnlor Flowers, Of
ra!nral size AMI color. We d.sirn To max,
il the best llatc of Flowc,s ever issued
Size l!x2l inches. Tue rc,nil vnluc would
he a, least Two Dollars we shall. how.
ever, fnrni"h il to customers at 75 cents pcr
copy, ara offer II no n premium upon orders
Tor SccIs. Soc caiaIo yuc wien ont
BRIGGS x BROTHER. Rochester,. n. Y.
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TO PLY Ms. .
Nav Y0nk, August 10Th, 1868.
NE" loRK, August 10th, 1913.
Allow mo 10 call your attention 10 my
Preparation Of Compound Extract
Durhu.

The r"mIHnrnt pats nrc BUCHU, LONG
LEAF, CUBESS, JUMPER BERRIES.
McpE "r PEKrARhTioN.-Ruc in Va
cu". 's,nirer Berries. by dsillntion, to
form linc gin. Cubcbs extracted by dis
placement with spirits obtained from Juni-
p"r hcrrics, very lit'lc sugar is used, aud
small proportion Of spirit. 1t is more
I'a'a'nb!e than any now in use.
E"chn. IL prepared ny Druggists, IS 81 n
dark color. 1t is n rinnt that c.,ts i. &,
fragrance the action Of flame destroys
this tits active principlc), leaving dark
and gln'innus detection Mine is the color
of insrc'iirnis. The Buchu in my prcparn
tion predonlinates; the smallest ounntity Of
The other ingredients are added, 10 prevent
fermentation upon inspection, il will be
found not to be q Tincturc. as mado in
Pharmacol o,n, nor is it Syrup-and
therefore can b. used in cases where fever
or innammnlica rxst. In this. you have
tue knowledge Of .de ingredients and the
mode Of preparation.
Hoping tina, you will favor it with tri-
al, aud that upon inspection it will meet
with your appreciation.
With feeling of confidence.
! am very respectfully,
II. +. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist,
Of lG Years Experience.
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L II Il ~ & II q Is II II s,
Baltimore, Md.
These instruments have been before tho
public for nearly Thirty Years, and upon
their excellence atone attained ah unpur.
chased pre-eminence, which ounces
them uncquallcd Their
Tone
comoihes Areat power. sweetness and fine
singing .qnaliIy, rs we'll MS great purity Of
lntonainh and Sweetness throughout the
entire scale. Their
Touch.
Is plant and lnstic, and entirely free from
the stiffness found in 30 many Pianos
LIN Workmanship
they nro uneQnnlled. using but tho very
oest SEASONED MATERIAL, the largo capital
employed in our business enabling us to
Keep continually m immense stock Of lun,.
her, &c, on hand.
Bs3y- All our SQUARE PIANOS have our
New Improved Overstrung Scale and the
A0RArrE TREBLE.
BsS" We would chll special attention to
our late improvements in GRAND PIANOS
and SQUAR GRANDS, PATENTED AUGUST
a. iooo, which bring thu Piano nearer per-
fecton thnn has yet been attained.
Erery Piano Fatty Warranted for s Years.
We have made arrangements for the SoLs
Wholesale aaENCY for The most celebrated
PAHLOR ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
winch We offer, Wholesale and Retail Mt
Lowest Factory Prices.
VIM. KNARE & CO.,
eePt Io'-om Baltimore. Md
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

a resolution has been introduced
IN tho U. S. Senate amending the
Consttution so as to exclude from the
right of suffrage all persons betting
on elections, or who shall promise to
give or receive valuable oonsidera-
tion for bis vote.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
Curious, How Strange !

The Married Ladies Private COMPANION
contains the desired information. Sent
free for, two stamps. Address Mrs. II.
Metser, Hanover, Pa.
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PoetGey.
Money.

VlUHVI.
Money borrowed is ii foo
Yelled 10 kindly securing;
Money wasted is friend
Lost beyond redeoming.
Hoarded, it is like guest
Won with anxious seeking
Giving nothing for his board.
Save the care Of keeping.
Spent in good, it leaves JOY
Twice its worth behind
And who thus hath lost it here.
Shall hereafter find II.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

[FroIh tho Largest Manufacturing Ohem-
lists in the World.]
NOVEMBER, 4, 1854.
"l nm acquainted with Mr.. II. r. HELM
BOLD he occupied the Drag Store opposite
my residence. and was successful in con
dacIing the business where others had not
been equally so before him. have been
fnvorably impressed with his chnrcter and
enterprise
VILLA VI WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers s. " cightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15
{IclmbOld's Fluid Extract Buchu

Hcimbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Is The great specific for Uuiscrsal Lassitude,
Prostitution. Ne
The constitution. once affected with Or
game Weakness, requires the MD Of Mcdi-
cine to strengthen nnd invig"rair the svy-
ten. which iiELMROLD'S EXTRACT HU-
CllU invariably does. If no treatment is
Submitted 10, Consumption CT Insanity c..
sues
iIcIinbo1d's Fluid Extract OF i;u-
chu,
In affections peculiar to Females IA TN
cqnallcd y any other preparation, MS in
Chlorosis. or Retention, Painfullncss. or
Suppression OF Customary Evacnntions,
liberated or Sch,rrus State of The Uterus,
and MI complaints incident to the sex, or
the decline or change Of life.
llclmbOld'S Fluid Extract BuChu and
improved Rose Wash
viii RADICAL. ex,erminntc from the systcu.
diseases arising from hnbiis Of di>sirnrion
nj ii''lc expense, little or no change in diet
nt inconvenience or exposure: completely
snperceding those unpleasant and dnnpcr.
o IS remedies, Copaiva aud Mercury, in all
these diseases.
Use Helmbold's Flnid Extract Blu
Chu
In all diseases Of these organs, whether
existing in male or female, from whntcvcr
cause originating. mud 10 matter of how
long Standing II is pleasant in taste md
odor, 'inmcdinc' in notion, and more
strengthening Ilan any Of :hc prcpa ations
Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy
ut once.
Ire reader must bc aware that, however
slight may be the attack Of the above dis
eases, 1t is certain TO affect The bodily hcalll,
and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the mid Of
Diureiic. IlELMEOLD'S EXTRACT BU
CIU is The great Hinrc,ic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. pu,or-
Si 20 per bottle, or 6 bottles for So b0
Delivered to any address. Describe SWIM.
toms in all communications.
Address
II. II. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse.
6o4 broadway, New York.
q. None are Genuine
Unless done up in stce.engraved wrapper,
with fac smile of my Chemical Warehouse.
md signed ~,
IT. T. HELMBOLD.
ssyn ae-ly >s...
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
,r For all the purposes OF a Laxative

Perhaps no one metli.
cine Is so universally
required by every.
body rs n cathartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore 30 universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative PiW. The
obvious reason Is,
that II is q more relia.
Ma nAtl fn~ ,,<a-o -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

The Martnsburg New Era tells OF
n romantic wedding which took place in
that town last week. 1t snvs:
"The hand of beautiful and accom-.
p!'shcd young lady (Mlss g. residing
near Gerardstown was sought in mar
r'ago by two rival sni,ors, both fine look.
ing. The rivalry had gone on for some
time, and it was given out on Monday
last that Mr.. Nc. had trinmphcd,
and would on tho following Thursday
lead the young lady to the altar. This
would lave discouraged most mon, but
not L'eutcnant s. He had followed
the feather OF General Jeb. Stuart in
many forlorn hope, ana was not to be
dannted or driven from tn, field lyanv
ordinary circumstances. The day was
fixed Tor the marriage Of his rival, but,
hike trne cavalier, he determined to
grapple with seeming Fate. lie sought
an interview with the young lady, gain.
ed her consent to change the pro.
gramme, made hurried arrangements
and was married on Tuesday before
his rival had tima to 8 Inspect the
course of'rue love was not runniug
smooth"
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
@. @.
Capital Stock Paid jn---$2OO, 900.

O<'"f ~ "f f/fH Etl CHSs
L. D. ChILDS, President.
DR.. j W. Parker, r.. M. Wallace.
J'''n ~ o. "'iey' Dr. John T. Darby,
~ hoPe' Il. O'Ncal, Jr.
G. D. Melton, Attorney,
D. S"nGk, G, G. J. Iredell,
'ash'er' Assistant Cashier.
HE capital stock of this Bank /, NV.
l. $500 600, all Of which has be,n no;%
IN, and confirmed by No Comp,rolIcr of liz
currency: Authority has also been recciy.
ee =. 10, a 1nrther increase TO tho amount NJ
soo,ooo, OF which over $4,000 has al.
fenay been taken. Persons wishing 10
maze nm Investment should apply vita out
delay. The Surplus Fund is now SO. ono
or .hree per cent upon its stock. sgtj,l'!
Ihe Carolinn National Bank issues cor.
tihcates Of deposit, bearing Interest NJ the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum This
feature Of its business makes it practically
A Savings Bank.
and attention Is called 10 tho fact ho, a..
safety Of these deposits, AZ we'll os oiI o,Io tho
81. eIs' arc guaranteed by tho whole capital Of
INC Bank. No safer modo Of temporo,g
investment is offered TO the public than ,his
Inc deposits being payable on demand,
on SNORT hoiioe. Deposits Of any amount
reSlVed either in currency or coin. and av.
nolo ~ mo same. Interest will be paid NJ
'he ena OF each six months, should dcnos;l,
roman beyond that length Of time.
Co'umbie C.. January 20, 1871.
jan 8l-+law3m
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a wealthy gentleman Of Nowport
Viii give $4,000 towards q public
library.
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Indigenous Lemonade,

a correspondent sends us tho follow.
Ing account of remarkable spring in
Texas:
About sixty miles north of Galena,
ncor the town Of Liberty, there is n
Bpiiag, tho water Of which is quito
acid, resembling lemonade, and those
who taste it like it so much that they
drink it almcst immodcrately. Wh,,
you feel hot, it is quite delicious and
under any circumstances, Whether you
arc hot or cold, tho drinking of it
produces perspiration, with no un.
pleasant effects afterward. The spring
has no npparant outlet or inlet. 1t
Is probably sixty feet wide, and is
covered with n white froth or foam,
which, upon close examination, ap-
pears like cream Of tartar on n wine.
o"sk. 1t kills insects, worms, and
other small animals that como near
and uso it. No fish or other evidence
OF lilo Is seen within it's waters;'
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New Advertisements.
$5 to $40 Per Day.

Men, Women, Boys md Girls who en-.
gage in our new business make from SIS 10
$40 per day in their own localities Full
particulars and instructions sent free by
mail. Those in necd Of permanent profin-
bic work, should address at once George
Stinson q Co., Portland. Maine.
II ME NEW YORK DAf.BOOK. THE
4 Champion Of white Supremacy
against the worl1.-A iirst class eight
rtke Democratic We ky, established in
1859. S!p,r year 81 for six months.
Sutserihe for il. Fo' specimen corics, aG.
dress "Day-Book, New Iork city"
NR. S. s. FlrC!l'S Family Physician
~ 80 pages: s,ni by n,n;l free Teach
cS how TO cure NJ ,ii.,n&cs ,f ihc rer.r, .
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~ '"'''M!"s l"SSc"Ger Schcoa'e VIII
20 '",o enec' on ms h'au on ana alter
o"Au'y' january
DAY fRAIS-GoiNd NORTH
Leave Augusta, at 800 IN
Columbia. 5. e., ut LOB p IN
Wlnnshoro. 337 p IN
C Chester, s 10 p m
Arrive at Charlotte, N. c. 7.30 p II
NIGHT TRAIN-aotNu NORTH.
leave Augusta at 600 y m
g Colombia, II 20 D m
Winnsboro. ~ m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

DO not command children undc
SIX years of age to kcyp any secret,
not even tho pleasure you may be
preparing rs surprise for dear
friend. The cloudlcss heaven Of
youthful opcn.heartedness should not
be overcast, not even by the dawn of
shynoss otherwise children will soon
learn to conceal their secrets rs woll
as yours.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-15

a New PoINr OF ORDER.-The
Senate is the place to be amused when
such an interesting subj ct as Oyster, 5
* ''l 4 - H'sScd, as was the case
yv' rr' Ga this occasion Sena-
tor Tay Tor, Of Loudoun, being rather
hard of hearing in one ear, had turned
is rotundity aud sat with his back
to the President, list cning to the dis
cussion very intently. Mr.. Penn rose
and addressed the chair: HNlr.
President, | rise to APPOINT Of order.>
MIR. Patterson, the venerable Sena-
tor from Franklin, who at that timc
was presiding, sAid "The Senator
from Patrick will state his point
Of order"
Mr.. Penn, replying, asked "if it
was in order for tho Senator from
loudonn to sit with his back to the
chair2"
Mr.. Taylor answered by saying to
Mr. Penn "that hc did not know of
any rule governing the Senate which
required any particular position in
"hich his corporacity should be
placed"
The chair decided the question by
ruling "that the Senator was in order
in any position, just SO he behaved
himself"