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APPLIED SCIENCE.

CURING PHosrHORUs BURSs.-As preventive OF
evil consequences from burns by phosphorus, 1t has
Seeo sugrested to place the part affected as soon as
no.sble in concentrated solution of carbonate Of
aoda, perfectly harmless phosphate of soda being
.hernhr fnrmeI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06

UTILIZING WASTE EUBBER.-By melting down the
waste clippings &o of hard rubber and dissOlving
the mass when cold in benzole or spirits of turpen
tine. An excellent varnish may be made, which dries
rapidly adheres firmly to metals and is well adapted
for electrical apparatus.
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A GkEAT 0EEER z MARCH,!
Drp Gooo5.

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FUNCTION OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN THE Son--
A number of experiments by Grandeau upon the
part which organic substances in the soil play IN the
nutrition of plants led to the following cOnClusOns
l. In fertile soils the mineral ingredients necessary
10 thopant are present in the form in which stable
manure furnishes them . The fertility Of soil de-
pends essentially upon the amount of mineral mat
ter in the organic substances that are soluble in
ammonia the organic matter acting as a vehicle of
the mineral IN
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Gearhers.

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YNANTED.-A TEACHER of swelve years
eraereae ptnaps " Public Shoo5 desires position Ia
some the good i've teacher uecl ka
gsh German Latin Ggeek sni the Natural Seue-s thorough
taught Address p q Box 100, salem, III
NVANTED.--A GENTLEMAN, who is en-
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in ANALYSIS aud PASSING. PRSr C.ASs rRACHER Of thee
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NOMINATION.
aug 2G-t1xl

JESK1NsvILLE fair field county So Ca,
august 2bth 1873.
To the Editor fMc Tri.weehly:
beg lief to introduce to the public rev.
D. 8. Rice for q candidate for Sonator. he
is now paster in charge of long run circnit.
finds him TO bc tho best that could offer
being inan thdt loves people and his coun.
try. He is indeed ELOQUENT all the pre- .
clint know that he holds tho ,keys of tho
hearts ofh eountrymcn, and ho turns
tho wards within them With askin at
ta'ncd by no other master. but Eloouents
i9nevorthelcss only nm instrument and one
of many that ho Isos. Ills conversation
his gestures Lis very looks is magistcria,,
Persuasive seductive irrcsisti5e His Of.
feclion is high and Pure, and generous and
the chiefest among them is tha. ono which
Is tho charity Of his native land. Thus
with great versatility of talent and the
most Catholic Equality Of honor. lie iden-
lifes Every Question wctEer Of don osl i @
administration or foreign policy with his own
great intoligents. deem him to be m
objcctablo and EvItable Candidate for soma.
tor hope tho people of fairfield will deem
it the same. Good. government is what
VIC want, that should be the leading do.
sircs Of both white and Color'd and think
that if wc elect rev: D. 8. Rice We will at
tain to our desire
Your truly
j. I. TRAP.
|! aug 28-tlxl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

From the top of Kearsarge Noun
tain, in New Hampshire, may be seen
the birthplaces of Ezekiel and Daniel
Webster, William Pitt Fcssenden
Governor John A. Dix, Vice Presi .
dent Henry A. Wilson, Lewis Cass,
ex United States Senator James W.
Grimes, Iowa; United States Senator
Iachariah Chandler, of Michigan ;
Levi Woodbury., Horace Greeley, Gen
eral Benjamin L. Butler, cx-Presi.
dent Franklin Pierce and Chief JusS
tice Chase.
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THz y RA1ARxEAu HEAA AXE.
Winnsboro Female Seminary.

Winnsboro Female Seminary.
1t is with great pleasure that wo
call the attention of parents to tho
advertisement of this Institution in
another column. We have, before,
edverted to the necessity of Gr't
class schools for girls in Winnsboro.
We believe that this Seminary, just
commencing, will fully supply our
need. The ladies in charge b,ing
with them the most fattering testi-
monials from gentlemen competent
to judge of the qualifications of
,teachers. Besides being fully com.
.petent to ippart knowledge, they
are also we'll fitted to train their pu.
plain domestic virtues and the amen
ities of life. Parents need feel no
hositancy in iutrustiug their daugh.
ters to, tho care of these ladies, ap
with tbcm they will fiud q homs as
we'll as school. -.
Mrs. Moore is The widow of the
late Col. J. V. Moore, who fell at
Manassas, Gghting..gallantly in defence
Of his State. Miss Robinson has
been conducting aourishing Acade.
my in an adjoining County, and
possesses emincut linguistic attain
merits.
These ladies have been induced to-
come to Winnsboro at tho solicitation
of some Of our leading citizens, be-
lievipg that a Aourishiug seminary
can be established in our town. Their
success depends entirely on the peo-
pie of Fairfield, This is the opportu-
nifty for our citizens to prove wheth-
or they really wish school, or
whether they have been idly COM
planning ir the past.
The names Of tho trustees vouoh
for the high character Of the school.
All that is needed is patronage. The
rates are very moderate. The brick
building on main street belonging to
Mrs. Porcher has been rented, thus
affording ample facilities for the pur-
pose. The school will be opened on
the 8th of September. Quito num-
Der of pupils have already been pro
missed. .
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Trial Justice Court.
The following cases were tried be.
fore Trial Justice Maokey last satur-
day:
The State vs.. Harper Gregory and
Eliza Gregory, colorcd-assault and
battery-sentcnced 10 thirty days in
Jail. :.
The State vs.. John Howell, white
for refusing to work on public road
sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
The State vs. Joseph Turner, COL
ored-trespass-fln fined $l2.
The State vs.. John Goodo, colorcd
-assaultand battery--fned SIS.
The State vs.. John Wooten, section
master, and Wesley Abbott and
Henry Cook, section hands on G. G. &
A. r. R.-for refusing to work on
public roads--scntopced to pay fine
Of SIS each, or thirty days in Jail.
Col. Rion appealed to tho Circuit
Court on the ground that railroad
hands were not liable to road duty.
Saml. Garrison, colorod, was fined
$40 for refusing to work on the
strcots.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

The fifth cable across tho Atlantic
will 6e the one between Lisbon and
Rio Janeiro. The European tele.
grams announce that the laying of
this line has just begun, the stea mer
with the new cable on board having
sailed from Lisbon. This will be a
transatlantic line of considerable
length, and of much importance, as it
will connect South America tcle..
graphically with the rest of the
world. There is also some talk of
connecting the Brazilian system of
telcgraphs with the cables now laid
iii the West Indies, so that this will
put US in direct communication with
South America.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Runaway.

Runaway.
-" -
On Tuesday there was o lively
runaway in town. A couple of mules
attached to the wagon of ,colorcd
apple peddlor took fright at Mr.. Nc
Creight's shop and ran at. full speed
towards Main. street. The driver
kept his seat, but had about as much
control over the beasts as if he had
been pulling against q. LOGON olive.
The mules ran a gainst hitching post
by Judge Robinson's office, caused
horse hitched to it to break loose, one
of the breast chains broke, and the
mules were brought to stop by the
wagon striking against the post.
Then, finding they could do nothing
more, they ctood ciln,ly contcmpla-
ting the situation. They were back
ed out' tho damages woro repaired
and the peddler pursued his way,
meditating on tho mutability of for
tune, and grievcd that the runaway
had destroyed all the profit on "them
apples"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
A CARD.
TO TIE VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD.

HEREBY announce myself as a can.
didate for SENATOR Of Fairfield County
at the ensuing election. pledge myself
to promote the interests Of tho people TO
the best Of my ability. I.have an eduoa-
ton, and have bcen teaching for the last
nine months ut Camp Welfare, giving sat.
Isfaction to my patrons. I am competent
to fill the office, and solicit your votes.
MAJOR 7. BOULWARE,
aug 2G-t1xl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
a Model Citizen.

Capt. John A. Hinnant, of this
County, is a model citizen, aud sets
an example of industry that our
people would do we'll to follow. lie
was IN officer of Company G. 18th
Regiment S. G. v, and whilo fight
ing gallahtly at Gettysburg, lost a
leg, the amputetion leaving a stump
of only nine INCHES. Yet in spite of
this disability he is a successful farm
er, and this year, he has himself done
all the p1ough'"g Of t,ecnty acres OF
land. Capt. Ilinnant richly deserves
success. Wcro all Of our citizens
made of such stuff our country would
soon be in prospesous condstio on.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Colored Opera Troupe.

Rev. Mr.. Richardson who carried
a colorcd opera troupe through the
North last Spring has for somo time
recently bcen training another at
Ridgeway. They have given ono or
two concerts and persons who heard
them have been much pleased. Mr..
Richardson leaves for his Northern
tour this morning. One of the pecu-
liar features of this opera viii! be the
rendition of the real old "camp
meeting melodies" found only in the
South among the colored people.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Crops.

We can obtain no certain informa-
tlon i'll regard to crops throus shout the
County. 1t is generally believed that
the corn crop will be poor, and the
cotton crop good. Tho late frequent
rains, however, are damaging the cot
ton, by causing it to 20 to weel and
to shed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
.Estraycd or Stolen

LNROM tho subscriber on Tuesday, tho
- ' 2Gth Of August. Black Horse
Mule, 12.Years OLD and aboutl hnnds high.
Aay information left at tho Winnsboro
NEWS office will be thankfully received.
S1LAS DYE,
sept 3.-+1x2 Simpsons r. o.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
More Dellnqucnts.

On Saturday, Justice NEackey con
victed other road dclinquents. Thoro
seems to be some misund ing
relative to the ages between Which
persons are liable to road duty. The
law now embraces all male persons
capable OF earning a livelihood, be-
tween the ages Of Is and 55 Years,
the statute being changed by insert.
Ing 50, instead Of 45 years as it form
erly was.
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Upset.
A countryman coming to town Thurs.
day in a orc.horse wagon, stopped
before ono of the stores, took out his
equine and hitched him to tho wheel.
The beast, growing restive, pulled
back and turned the wagon upside
down. The accident was repaired
without damage. 1t does seem that
couutrymen cndeavor to exercise
their ingenuity in hitching their
horses in outlandish ways. That a
runaway or a smash-up is not "a daily
occurrence, aoems providential.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
barbecue.

Farbecue.
We return thanks for an invitation
to attend a barbecue near Jaokson's
Greek last Friday. We had previ.
Gus engagement and could not 20
out, but arc informed that it was a
perfect success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Cotton Picking.

VVCtUH I ICKl1g,
Gotten is now opening rapidly, and
picking has commenced in earnest.
THE recent heavy rains are interfer.
ing with picking, and in the gray
Lands cotton is rusting badly. One
bale of Fairfield cotton has been sold
in Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Mercantile.

Mercantile.
Merchants arc leaving for tho
North to purchase their Fall and
Winter supplies. Capt. Withcrs and
Mr. Jas. A. Briec left yesterday, Mn
law leaves early next week. In
about three weeks the hearts of the
ladies will BIO gladdcncd by lots of
goods "cheap for cash.N
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Prospb rity.

Prosp6 rity.
AS ont Of tho evidences of return
ing prosperity in tho, land wo will
mention the fact that Mr.. J. B. El-
kin, agent of Wheeler Il Wilson's
sewing machines, has sold fourteen in
the past sic days. This machine is
generally conceded to be the best FOR
family use. 1t has just been awarded
the premium ut the Vienna Exposi-
tion. Over eight hundred thousand
are in actual use. We advise persons
in need Of machine to consider tho
merits of this ono. An ADVERTISE
mcnt will found in another colum.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
IaocaI S0uIbS.

:. " Old :papcus, suitable for wrap
ping goods, for sale at this Office.
New Advertisements. g.: =, B.,
McMaster Il Brico-Goods Just
Opened.
II. L. Elliott g. Co.-Notice
Baoot & Co.-New and Fresh Gro.
ce.ies.
Beatty & Bro.-Nails and Axes.
Masonic Meetiug-John G. Squier,
Secretary.
Moro Now Grocerics-Boaty' &
Bro.
Hams-R. j. McCarlcy.
Citution-W. NJ. Nelson.
Read Notices by joel Copes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Around Town.

Around Town.
Quantities of rain this week.
D.. In spite of tho quantities Of water
melons and green fruit this season, no
we'll defined case Of cholera has yot
mado its appearance. .. 49,,
Haight's Great Circus will proba-
bly, pass through Winnsboro during
tho Fall. Save your niokels, boys.
The public we'll is again in order.
The Council should fine not only
every ono breaking the we'll, but
every one letting loose tho windlass.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

Explanation.
Some of our friends wish t o know
whether we are supporting Major Il.
Boulware for Senator. Wo answer
emphatically that we are not. We
merely noticed his nomination. Our
Columns arc open to the nomination
OF every person who pays the rates
charged. This race is purely Re-
publican one, the candidates arc Re-
publica1s. We have nc. voice what
ever in the pattcr. We only hope
the convention will nominate decent
candidate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
The First Bale of New Cott II.

The first bale Of new cotton wa,
sold in this market last Saturday bv
Mr.. Thos. l.. Johnston, to Beatty &
Bro, at 10y cents per pound.
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due West Female COLLEGE.

We call attention to the ADVERTISE
@cnt Of this old and Hourlshine in
stitution. Rev. j. !. Bonner, has
been quite successful! in bis noble
mission. Persons dcsirous Of sepdinp
their children from homo will do
well to consider the advantages Of
this college.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

Horse Race.
Two lively old amateur scrub races
took place Saturday just out of town.
Both races were q tic.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03
Another Fish Story.

Another fish Story.
A sturgeon seven feet long and
weighing one hundred and twenty
nine pounds was caught on Friday
on Mr. I. L. Johnston's place about
six miles from town, in q creek. it
is supposed the monster came up the
creek from tho river, ten miles, and
was stranded by the subsistence Of
the waters. 1t was shot with buck
shot and beat with rails until dead
The skin Of this monster of tho finny
tribc is now at Mr.. Thompson's tam.
yard, whore it may be viewed by the
incredulous.
Agriculture.
Wo arc gratlicd to learn that our
esteemed fcllow-citizon, Major Il. W.
Wood dward, President of the State
Agricultural Society, will deliver the
tpening address at the Darlington
Agricultural Fair, which opens on
the 9th Of October. Major Wood.
ward has just returned from Laurcns
County, where he addressed large
and apprcciative audience on the
subject of agriculture, and will ad-
dress the citizens of Lancaster next
Saturday on tho same subject.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

TFNRY sack Of "Pridc Of Augusta
l. Flour,if you wish the very best
sod at BACOT & cos. low for cash.
sept 2
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Fcmale Institute.
Thorough instruction will be given in OIL
the branches Of IN English education,
also the Ancient and Modem Languages.
Music, &C., Ivy competent teachers. Ad
ditions viii be. made 10 the corps of in
structors, early in the session.
Boarding nccomm odatinns will be nro d.
vided for scholars from distance. The
young ladies attending the Seminary will
be under the best mornl and religious in
nucncc, and no pains will hc IS pared in
the formation Of their moral a3 well rs
their mental characters
Pupils will be permitted to attend
whichever church in Wrns.'oro their
parents lnny Indicate, but always under the
charge Of one Of the teachers.
The scholastic year will be divided into
two sessions of five months each, tho frs {
commencing on the 2nd Monday in Septem
Der.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For higher branches, including the
languages, per session. S2j.
For intermediate classes, per scs.
sion, - $l8.
For primary classes, per session. $l2.
Al"3c, per session, $50.
Boarding. per month, including wash.
ing. fuel and lights, per month, SIG.
Form Of payment-qnartcrly in advance.
For additional information apply TO
ehhcr of the principals. nt the resjd en- CO
of the Rev. G. Il. Chichester. Winns5oro.
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INTEREST HLLO WE'D 4 r. THE RI TE
OFSEFEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
ON CERTIETCA TIES or DEPOSIT
AND SIr PER CENT. COMPO END.
ED EHERr SIf MONTHS ON AC-
COUNTS. :.
OF L &c Il RS.
Vim. Martin, President.
John j. Palmer, Vice President.
a. G. Blcn nizcr, Cashier.
J.!I. Sawyer in genera! charge
John e. d. Smith. Assistant Cashier.
; Dircatcro. ''.,t." ,
Wade Hampton. william Martin, A. C:
Haskell, Il. W. McAIastcr, r. H. IIcfnitsh,
John B.. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Coluhbin.
G. Il. Scott, Eewberry.
W. G. Maycs, Ncwbcrry.
B. II. Rutlcdgc, Charleston.
Daniel Eavcncl, Jr., Charleston.
lNinrsLoro Brndch.
Sam' b. Clowncy, Assistant Cashier.
Planters, Mechanics, and Professional
Men, Widows, Orphans. Trustees and
County Officers, having money for which
they lave no'prcscnt use, can here deposit
IL; thus avoiding al risks Of thcfts and
destruction by iro, and at tho snmo time
draw interest thereon TIL needed.
juno 2i-1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

N MISS MHS s. sALL1E Il MoTI' noa1SsoN, Principals
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon. w. II. nopEnrsoN, President.
Col ). IL. RIoN.. IT. l.. ELLIoTT, ESQ,
Capt JAS. BEATY Capt. S. b. CLowNEY,
J. Is. McCANTs, Esq, q. II. MoMAsrEn.
RErEnEECEs."
Rev. G Il, Chichester, Pastor Prcsby.
tcrian Church, Winnsboro
Rev: W: II. Campbell, Rector Episcopal
Church, Winnsboro
Rev. j. NJ. Todd, ). r. L. Presbyterian
Church, Winnsboro.
Rev. j. s. Connor, Pastor Methodist
Church, Wnns6oro
Rev. ". W. Mills, Pastor Jnckson's
Creek and Salem Presbyterian Churches,
Fairfield Co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

This unrivallcd Southern Kemcdy il
warntcd not tv contain single particle OF
Mercury, or any injurious mineral sub
stancs, but is g,