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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

The Immigration movement 10 one
that is always watched with inte crest,
especially the relative numbers of
our newcomers who arrive from
the British islands and Germany.
During the year ending june 80,
1872, tho British islaude sont US
i66,843 emigrants. and Germany,
1867. Compared with the previ-
Gus year, this was an increase Of 49,
el7 from the former, aud S,562 from
the latter. Formerly Ireland sont by
country, but during the year Just
closed England has boen in close
competition with her, Ireland having
sent us 1884 emigrants and England
74,8l8; only 2,526 loss than Ireland.
During the previous year over 1000
more Englsh than Irish emigrants ar
rived in this country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
25, 1851 cash gifts amounting to 1925, 600

26,35l cash gifts amounting to 1925, ,O0(
AS we employ no Agents out,idc of tho
large cities, We nrc ihua enable to give 10
purchasers the benefit Of the commission
TINT would otherwise go TO tho Agent.
Wo will therefore send you thirteen
tickets for $40, or % for $50 6 for S.
Single tickets one dollar each All COIN.
munication promptly answered.
The distribution will be conducted hy
sworn committee. who will decide upon
the inircst and most impartial mode ofdis.
tribution. \ list Of number to which
gifts arc awarded will bo sent to every
purchaser Immediately after the Concert
We will send tickets by express, and col
lection delivery, when 20 ordered. lie sure
and send your full addrcss-namc, town.
county md State, plainly written. As
over ore half Of tho tickets arc already en-
gagged by Agents in the cities near by, We
would advise those who desire one or
more TO forward their orders to us at on %.
Do not delay.
"Knowing the managers of this enter
prise, VIC can assure tho public that il
will be q grand success, aid every conf.
denoe can bo placed in it."-Nework
Daily Journal.
"The managers Of this enterprise are
men Of character and ability, and there
is no doubt but they will make the entcr.
prisc eminently successful. .'--Nepark
Daily Press.
Address, PETERS s. co., Directors
Newark, Me-.
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somebody in a Georgia court Gap
plauded'' whereupou the judge(wc
quote from the Griffin News) ind,g-
nantiy remarked: "You dry that up :
1 wall let yon know that this is no
camp"meeting for collaborating youy
enthusiasm this court shall be re-.
speotod at the risk Of outraaine tho
seventeenth commandment to tho
constitution aud il you open your
iiiy'trap or pat-a-pst with them mum.
tor fourteen brogans Of yours again,
"ill send you to jail for thirty days,
where you will remain withous tho
benefit oss demnvm e6sqSs tsjxis."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

The ritual and manual of the Order
of tho Patrons of Husbandry is to be
translated into German, and German
Oranges are to be established in Ger.
man settlements.
The beavers in North Canada and
the n,uskrats of these latitudes are
reported as having already COM
menccd to put up double doors and
windows to their dwellings,, from
which the rural seers predict on early
and severe winter Toronto Leader
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MMing the Races,

The board of Commissioners of the
State Institute for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind have decided that colorcd
pupils shall be admitted md domi,
ciled with the whites, aud that all
pupils shall eat at the same table
and be taught in tho same room.
This Institute for the afflicted of
both races rs thus to be turned into
a fulcrum upon which the negro is to
be lifted to social equality with the
whites-will the lever DO its work,
or will it not rather crush tho full
crum than lift such a load
The B1nok paeo is forcing itself into
all places and every position it is
seen on the Supreme Court bench,
mad in the Chief Executive depart
meut it holds the Speakers gavel
in the Senate and House of Reprcscn.
tativcs it is tho prevailing color in
both branches of the Legislature, and
is now thrustiDg itself into the Uni
versity. At the scat of government
it drops the coachman's whip and
has seized upon the rcins of the
State-it has not yet led to the altar
the white hand of the Caucasian. We
have mono Of the spirit of prophecy
but we think VIC see I writing on the
wall which says to these social equali-
ty thinkers, "rhou art weighed in the
balance and art foand wanting.",
TIE white men of America will not
much longer behold uumoved the
domination Of the negro, and nature,
more powerful than political rings,
with a;thousand tongues will cry out
against mixing the races the negro
but rushes to his own destruction
when he demands either social equali.
ty or political domination in any Of
tho States.-Chestcr Reporter.
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Wells Carbolic Tablets

nre srro cure for all diseases Of the Re-
spiratury Organs, Sore Throat, Colds,
Group. Diptherin, Asthmn, Cnfarrh,
lloHrscneso, DR.: ness Of the Throat, Wind
pipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and oil Dis.
eases Of The Lungs.
Ia all cases Of sudden cold. however
taken, these Tablets Should be promptly
nnd freely used. They 'thu.lizc the cirrcu
iaiion Of he blood. mitigate the severity of
the ATTACK. and will. in Il very short time,
restore healthy action to the afflicted or.
gaas
wells Carb,lic Tablets, are put up only
in blue hoxcs. Take ro Suh$titrtcs. If
they can't be found al yc;r t!rli;,gist's,
sunI at once I" ,Er As"n, in New York.
who will forward t;ia hy rc'urn mail.
Bnnt be deceived by i,ni,atiors.
Sold hy druggists. Price 25c n BOX.
JOHN Q KELLOGG. Is riatt 81. n. Y,
Send for Circular. Sole Agent for the
United States.
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WASHINGTON sog oyTSIDn 1SH}nr

Agen'sA Wanted Tor n complete history
of our National Capital. It's origin, growth
excellenoies, abuses, beauties. and person.
ages are all portrayed in that graphic
style which has placed tho author, Geo.
All Townsend, among the foremost news.
paper correspondents Of the time 1t gives
bold startling, truthful inside viows Of
Washington life, and Congressional and
Lobbying Johbery. Books read for de-
livery. Extra terms for this State. Ad.
dress. JAMES BELTS & Co., Hartford CT.
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FURNITURE I ].

N/onsisting of Walnut Chamber Suits,
Painted Cottage Suits, Parlor Suits, Wal.
nut, Poplar nnd Pine Wardrobes, Side
boards, Safes, Secretaries, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Tables. Book Rdcka, Towel Racks,
and Hall Racks, Dosks, Cots. Chairs,
Iiano Stools, Sof,s. Lounges, Etageres.
Book Cases, Counter Stools. Bookkccpers'
Stools, Cribs mid Cradles Of the very best
quality. For Design and Workmanship,
nnrQmn!cd which l offer at Columbia and
charleston Prices. Save your freight bills
by buying at HOME.
B2dSteaHS
or all styles made of hard Southern
wood, and warranted to give entire sails.
iactlon. Use economy aml buy the best.
Woven Wire Mattresses
THAT Will last licc time. They are
comfortable. durable, elastic and clcanly.
Wool, Gotten
IND Hair Top Mn,rrc.sr*. 'Our rriccs hr.
brY"nd c1mpcl.tiou OF he the same Quali.
iy.
Mirrors and r:c:nres 'fnr sale.
i;rrairin:;;.
Furniture neatly R'rrirrd at moderate
prices. Picture Frames ,u:'ar to order
matcr;als furnished
sept rs II. W PHILLIPS,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WORK1NG GLASS, male or female.
w $50 a week guaranteed. Respeo.
table employment at homo, day or evening:
10 capital required; full instructions md
valuable package Of goods cent free by
mail. Address, With 6 cent return stamp.
NJ. YOUNG & CO., 17S Greenwich st., New
York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

Breeoh .loading Shot Gnns so TO $4,000
Double Shot Guns, $Syto $i5O. Single
Guns, SO TO $:,n. Rifles, S,S $?5 Re-
vo'Ver3. S6 TO S25. f'i<'ois, 81 10 IS
d"n Mattr'"i, Wishing Tackle. L"rrcdis
count to Dealers or Clubs. Amy Gums
kevolvers, &c. hough, ~ tad cd ior,
Goods sent by exn'cssC o D. to br OK.
amined before pqid fur.
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To the Planters and Far
merS of South Carolina,

TNlIE subscribcr respectfully invites
| - your attention TO Portable Pink
| ana straight rail fence, which he coufden-
| ~ believes solves the Fence Qucstioa,
whicn since The change Of our labor systen
Is now the question OF tho firm.
Ihis fence is one Of unqucstioncd II erit
soproclalmed by all who have examined
or used II. Will, nearly ONE HALF LEeB
Wallis, the unsgh ly crooked fence can
os CONVEX ted, with small cost, Into SUBJ
s'ah''al. durable fence, without the use Of
new rails. It is easily madcEcon ba
!hp'oly constructed. Properly constructed
1t IS proof against unruly stock, wind or
nood' and will stand ten years, if not
,"hS'", without ropnir. No part Of Tho
renee nved touch The ground Re6uires no
P"s''hoies, Il Wire, no barring or mortis-
ing.
TI:' frnHo h's hecn in uso in The States
OF Ne" York "nd Mississippi, and in every
instance has more than met lhc urns; san.
K"l"e expectations Of the most practical
farmers.
This fence was patented bv Geo. R,
.Elake nm! Co., Of New York in 1867. The
''""crS'knrd has purchased the entire in
'eres' OF tue paIcntccs for the State Of
roulh Carolina, and is preparcd TO sell
COUNTY AND FARM RIGlITs for no
sa're These will be sold on reasonable
terrns
Over the justly popular Fepco of tho
Rev. John II. Stone, it has tho following
advantages:
1st. II IS cheaper because being an
''Air !ine Fence" j, talk - l"ss rails.
because, having no wire aud pos, holes TO
phy for. it will save in aot,ial cost moro
than d"nb!e the cost of Fnrln Rights Of au{
sized fIr t..
End. 1t is more durable. Having no
nost. in RE ground it cannot 70, Off.
Every rail being clear of the ground, cv-
empts it from 'he samv Disadvantages,
E'.'.s firmly bracod, i, offers great :csis.
tance TO stick, wind or flood
"d Being por table it is more convenient
in construction ana desirable in use.
To cnterr'ising youus men rnre or
N''iur''. is u!i"rrJ - :t,:,',g ;>onnv i'm tn.
purchase of County Rights. CORES, on
deuca solicited Address
&. II. ROBERTSON.
W'INNSBOR
\. i As will be absent from The stale
uEIil The 1t Of November. Parties WISHING
Irlhc'in!ormHtion will communicate with
X T.. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield County.
sep - Gn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

ThC only Known ilcdIClnC
=, THAT at THE SAMET TIME
fufges, 'rdrifes, ard Strengthens the
System.


System.
DR.. TUFTS Pills ere comroscd of many
ingredients. pron,nca, nmoug them arc
sarsParilla and Wild Cherry, s unitcl as
TO act together ; the one, through it's ad
mixture with other substances. purifying.
and rurgirg; while the other subs,unccs
purifying and Urging while Ihc other is
strengthening the System. Tins these
Iiits are at the same time n tonic and II
cathariic, dcsidcratum :o"g sought hy n
mcdicni men, but ncTer before i>covcrrd
In other words, they 10 the work Of two
medicines and d. it much bCuri than any
t%o wc know o.. for they remove nothing
from the SYSTEM hut impurities, 50 that
while they purge they also strengthen anu
hence they cause 10 debility and are fol
lowed by no reaction.
Dr. TUFTS Pills have wonlc, ,ul irnn.
cncc on the h ood. They not only purity
without wenkcning it hut they rcuove nj
noSious particles from the ;ly!e before il
is converted into fluid, an,l tlus makes in. .
pure blood an utter impoy abiilitv. as
there is no dcbiltn,ion. so Tiers is no
nausea OF sickness ATTENDING" the operation
OF this most excellent mr,lianc. which
ne vcr starirs or turtmcs thn digestive
organs. but causes them to work in II rrr-
!cctly natural manner lcncc persons Ia
k'ng them do not become pa c nnd rrna cia-
ted, but On tn. contrary, whine all iNTuri-
Ties arc being removed, the combined ac-
tlon OF The Slrshrarila aud Wild Cherry
PuflheS and lnvigOratts the body, and q
roEoust slate Of health is the result Of
their uniicd action
Price % cents box. Sold by MI Drug.
glsts. Depot 4S Corilnndt st. n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
THE xRFxELM HEAAAM.

NUEDERe. No, we would only coll
attention to our We'll Argcr, with which a
man can earn 500 per day in good terri
tory. 1t boros any diameter, AMI ordinary
wells at the rite Of 100 IL. per day. Farm
Township & County Rights for sale. Des.
crip'ise book sent on receipt Of &C. pos
'tage. Adr's AUGER Co, ST. Louis Mo.
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FOR PORTABLE and STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES

Circular Saw MiIls. To cut from
800 10 5000 feet per hour with one saw.
Gang, Muley and Sash Saw Mills, Portable
Grist Mills Lencl's Turbine Water Whccls
and every kind Of Maohiacry accessory to
the manufacture Of Lumber.
Address, Geo. PAGE e. Go.
No. N. Schroeder st., Baltimore, Nd
Send for Descriptive Catalogue and Price
List.
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Special Notices.

Sooner or lator all will be forced TO nd :
nit, that manual labor cannot compete in
qualify Of work with machin cry, and none
arc so blind as not to notice The great
reduction in the price of m article, ms
soon as machinery is adopted to its
manufacture. No line of goods have been
more favorably affected by skilfully made
machinery, than Doors, Sashcs, Binds
&c. All of the imrrovem ents in this line
are used TO get up stock for Messrs. I. Il. .
HALL \ Co., Charleston S. G.. Agents for
the best ru6ng and lining, Asbestos Felt
ever used. Send for price list nnd circu.
lsrs.
For loss of appetite. Dyspepsia, 1hdlgcs-
ton, Depression Of Spirits & General
Debility, in their various forms, ferro.
phosporated elixir Of Calisaya made by
CAswELL, Hazard & Co., New York and
sold by all druggists, is the best tonic.
As a stimulant tonic for patients recover.
ing from fever or other sickness, it has
no equal. If taken during the season il
prevents fever and ague and other inter -.
mittent fcvers.
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ALWAYS ON HAND.

a full supply of Metallic Burial Cases.
II Walnut Caskets, Walnut Cases and
Pine Collins. Also prepared to do Job
WORK OF any kind, rerairing old Gins,
making and repairing Grist Mills, at tho
old stand known as McCreights Shop.
june N-3m J,W. MoCREIOHT.
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A GRE Al Sensation! Agcn,s
Wanted Cash Salary. or Commission nj
lowed. Strictly honorable. Address, L. a,
ELLIS & co Charlotte, Mich.
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Boots @zad Shoes

a N elegant lot Of Boots and Shoes just
IA. received from T. Miles g. Son.
MoMASTER & BRICE
sept 16
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COMSUEv1 PTIl) N

Whlch can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
hess in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mess,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally
oct
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NO to Haoot s. Co.'S. and purchase kit
~ ofNow Family moss Mackcrel, put
up especially for Family Use.
sopt2
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CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK
or
Gfa2''i'gI CAROLINA.
Deposits of s. and Upwards Received.


or Il G Il RS.
Vim. Martin, President.
John b. Palmer, Vice c-rresidciit.
a. G. Brcnizcr. Cashier.
j. II! Sawyer in genera! charge.
John G. i. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
DHt.tors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, 4. c.
Haskell L. W. McMastcr. j.. II. IIeinilsh,
Jchn i. Pa:mcr, Thomas L. Gregg.
Columbin.
q. r. Scott, Ncwhcrry.
". G. Maycs, Acwbcrry.
i. II. Ruilcd;:e Charleston.
Daniel Eavencl, Jr., Charleston.
WMnsboro Branch.
Saml i. Clowrcy, Assistant Cashier.
Planters, Mechanics, and Professional
Men, Widows, Orphans, Trustees and
County Cfiiccrs, having money for which
they have no present use, can here deposit
it, thus Avoiding al risks Of thclts and
destruction by fire, and at the same time
draw interest thereon till needed.
june 2l-ly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

Agents Wanted. Send for Catalogue.
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
New York
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mi NS W ~ ES

Neglect cough. Nothing is moro oer-
tain to lay tho foundation for future OWL
consequences.
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CIR AND CONCERT

BY STA 7E Il UTWORI.'T.
for the purpose OF aiding in the cstnb-
EShmcni Of
LINCOLN HsESEs AIRY.
A Grand Concert will be ivcn in the
city of Newark, N. D., on Novcni Der 10
1873, at which time and place
$II25 900 IN CASH
will be distributed among Ticket holders
This enterprise is chartered by the Lcgis-
lnture Of The Stale Of New Jcrsy, or the
purpose above named. l. purrh' crs Of
tickets canrcly upon perfect ialr"c css in
the distribution and prompt payment ct
the Gifts, as advertised. Tickets, 81 q
for So, l3 for $40 28 for SO S225, ,OGJ in
Cash Gifts. The following Gil.s viii tc
distributed among ticket holders immc
diatcly after the Concert, and Gifts paid
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THE following Passenger Schedule will
L. he run over this roal on and after
10Th instant:
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TIE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Tuesday. April 20. 1873.
Importance Of Carek.

There is not girl on earth. whether
the daughter of prince or pauper, who.
If made perfect mistress of 81 house.
hold duties, and were thrown into a
community wholly unknown, would not
rise from one station to another, and
eventually become the mistress of her
own mansion. while multtudes of young
women, placed in positions of ease, ele-
gance, and afiluence. but being unified
TO fiil them, will as certainly descend
from one round of the ladder to another,
until at the close of life, they are found
where the really competent started from.
Mothers of America, il you wish to rid
your own end your children's household
OF the destroying locusts which infect
your houses snd eat up your substance,
take a pride in educating your daugh
ters to be perfect mistresses of every
home, duty; then if you leave them
without dollar, be assured they will
never lack warm garment, bounte-
Gus meal, or cozy roof, nor fail of the
reepeet of any WHO know them.
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An UaspOtied Character,

Money is q good thing, especially in
these hard times, but there is something
"a thousand fold more valuable--the con.
ciousness of pure and honorable life
This 1t should be name first aim to
preserve at any cost. In times OF COM
mercial distress, while some are proved
and found wanting, Others come forth
tried as by fire. Here and there one
eolnesout OF the furnace far more Of a
man than before. Amid the wreck OF
his fortune be stands erect--a noble
specimen of true manhood. We have
occasionally witnessed an example of
courage in such a crisis, of moral in
trepidity, that deserve all honor. Let it
be the aim Of every business man. above
: alhthngs to keep his purity unstained.
This is the best possession-thS is a
,seapitalwhieh fcan;neyerr be taken from
Ehin-=this is sfthe richest inheritance
which he can leave to his children.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-29

! : Professor Agassiz is no Darwinian -
In lecture at Cambridge, Mass, re-
Gently, he said. ,"Man is said to be the
crowning point Of an ascending scale.
Unquestionably he is the highest crea-
ted being, hut he is the eliminating
point especially of his own series-of
- the Vertebrate series to which he be-
longs. No invertebrate animal has any
structural relation to man whatever,
: willie every member of his own type
has an intimate structural relation to
him."
TIE Lgncet gives an account of n
minute active worm, rs inch long and
i $500 inch in diameter, that has been
discovered il tie blood of certain pa
tents that had lived in india So nu-
Inerous were the parasites in the cases
ia question that six specimens were
seen in single drop Of blood obtained
f. from the lobe OF The ear.
49, A wonderful ola man is Senator
Brownlow. The Knoxville Chronicle
y Says thaalie is enjoying better health to-
day than he has at any time for six
years; that lie s'erps better and eats
more, AMI that his voice is stronger than
usual
"a. Anseditor's pistol having been stolen,
he advertises that if the Thief will return
II, hewiil give him tie contents and no
que DDS asked. {
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-29

EEAu alliteratlve Illinois reporter
fathers the following: "Parson Palmer
Of Padola is the proprietor Of pen o.
pigs. These pigs escaped and persecu
tied a peaceable neighbor named Piper
Piper prosecuted them on his premises
witt. dog and punished Palmers boy
The parson paid his respects to Piper,
sprating Of perspective prosecution, and
was in turn pounded to pulp by the
preclpitate Piper. The penitent man al
present laDguishes in prison.
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Sumafra.

D., LospoS. April 20.-A dispatch from
Penang, Straits of Malacca, dated to-
day, says: !"The latest news from Su-
matrs is that the Dutch forces have re-
treated to the sea-beach, where they
have intrenched themselves. 1t is
doubtful whether they can hold their
position there long, as they are vastly
outnumbered BY ;fhe Atehinese, whose
forces are constantly increasing The
losses-of the Dutch in killed and woun-
ded since the beginning of the rehell-
ion are estimated at 800. Those of the
Atchinese are unknown, but must be
very heavy"
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Legal Notice.

JOSEPH FLEMING, Joseph Fisher and Isaac
y Fisher, who reside out Of the State OF
Ohio. will take notice that on tie 22d of Feb
ruary, 1873. John Fisher filed petition in
the court of common pleas Of Monroe county.
Ohio, the object OF which is to obtain q re.
lease Of a mortgage given by John Fisher to
William Fleming. February 26, 1886; said
defendants are required to answer said peti
tion by the 18th of April, 1873.
HOLLIsTRR / OKBy,
febA,7Swe, Atsy's for plainti6.
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DR 7 GOODS! !
Dry Goods!
aEETEaY HsEgUJES

Having increased his stock to such an extent
and determined to increase his business. has
concluded to sell goods at retail at New York
wholesale prices. The class of Dry Goods
sold by me- are first class, warranted in every
particular, and having but one price you are
always perfectly safe in gstting your goods at
the lowest prices.
The following are some of the prices of
Cheap Goods offered By me:
100 pieces Wamsutta bleached muslin at Is
cts per yard by the piecs
100 pieces A semper Idem muslin at Is cts
per yard.
leo pieces 4 soft finished muslin at l2i cts
per yard,
100 pieces fins brown muslin at 12k cents
per yard.
100 pieces A heavy brown muslin at l2l ots
per yard,
so pieces of the best heavy bingham at l2t
cents per yard.
so pieces good heavy Crash at 10 cents per
yard.