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p1S11oP SO1JLE,s LlNIMENT

Is A positive cure for Sciatiea, Rheumatism Nea-
rsisia, Spinal Complaint Contracted Cords Lame
Back sprans, &c. From two 70 SIX iarEe oO oniy
will cure cases given up by Physeians inc pH ~.
snail bottles, Is cts. Sold by.all druggists.
April IO-weowly
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PLEASE NOTICE THIS.

The subscriber will pay Five Dollars Cash, to
any and each, that will assert over their own s. z
natures that they know by actual test OF at le1''
six weeks trial, with eachone trial Will not prove
anything-that Rabbits Best Soap tlong leadins
article here) will keep the clothes as CLEAR ana
WAITE, by following his directions for use as urO
ver's Eureka will by following his directions Ana
that as easily and with as little expense, in time
and money. JAS UNIV En-
Burlington, July 10, 1873
This Soap furnished at wholesale and retail by
"e'''''' 'O"sS DIV - June 20-d&wly
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NEGLECT \ COUGH. Nothing IS more certa e.
ay the foundation for future evil consequence.
WELLS CaRBOLIC TABLETS
are q sure cure for all diseases Of the Respiratory
Orsans, Sore Throat, Colds Groups, Dphtler's-
Asthma Catarrh Hoarseuess. Dryness O. the Threat,
Wiudpipe or Bronchial Tubes, and all Diseases a-
the LunEs. In az cases Of sudden cold. however
taken. these TABLETS should be promptly 7nt
freely used They equaliEe the c-rcu' alton 0- -
blood. mitigate the severity Of the attack amt il.
10 a very short time, restore healthy action Oh TIE
affected organs. Wells CarhQIc Tablets are put
up only in bfue t0zcs. Take substitutes J. they
can't be found al your druggists, send 81 cncet
the GENT IN New York, who vii forward them .
return mail. Don't be deceived by limitations
Sold by druggists Price y cts. per box.
JOIN Y. KELLOGG, Is Piatt St, New York,
Send for circular Sole At. for L. S.
Sod b. VINCENT & TAFT, Burlington, Vt.
july ll-tlEWsW
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5iinantial.
Consolidated First Mortgage
Bonds
or THE-
ST. LOUIS n
South Eastern Railway Co.
CONSOLIDATED,
OF Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and
Tennessee.
Gnantial
% YEAR FER CENT, WITH SINKING FUND
OF y PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

PRINCIPAL AND ISTESEsT PAYABLE ~ GOLD IN
NEW York. INTEREST SEM-ASSUALLY, FEBRUARY
AND AUGUST.
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The earnings for month Of March were slli.iJ0,
sufficient to operate the road and pay the interest
on all outstanding bonds.
Three hundred and fity-eisht miles OF this road
are completed and fully equipped The consolid
Bonds are issued at the rate Of s2 900 per mile Tor
the purpose OF making a single debt completing
branches and supplying equipment 70 meet the
notwithstanding business. 81 10000 have been
sold and we offer a limited number az 30 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The St. Louis Beard Of Trade recently passed
series of resolutions expressing the opinion THAT
THIS WILL BECOME ONE OF THE BEST PAYING LINES
LEADING OUT or ST. LOUIS" congratulatins the
stock holders on the " HONORABLE AND ABLE MAN
AGEuESr OF THE PROPERTY" expressing the beiei
that THE SECURITY OFFERED by TIE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF 81 ,pyl PIN
MILE is GOOD, AND RECOMMENDING THEN
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INNESIMEN
TO CAPITALISTS, BOTH AT HONE AND ABROAD
We unhesitatingly recommend these Bonds as an
unexceptionable Railway Security.
Full particulars furnished, upon application, by
WINsLOW & WILSON,
No. 70 William ST., Now York.
c. W. WOODHOUSE,
Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Burlington, VT.
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hepleseut-L7 tAe lo.-e"'i.- i.e pei'-'i1 -A i'N1
Royal; Connecticut,
Franklin. Alps,
PennsyIVaEsia, Ist National,
American. AueInania,
VI. Mutual. Fame.
National! of EIfsi. Travellers Life
a. Pa, and Accident
E3rAIl Losses EQuIrABLY ADIUsTEDaB PAID. =
T. S. PECK,
April l5--.&wtf General Insurance Agent.
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Is the most powerful cleanser stren-thener 10
remover Of Glandular DISTINCTIONS known o. y.
terra Medica- -.-....,.- o..
down and dehiltated by the wlrm Wea'l.-
Surinr and Summer when the blood . not "a l.. '-
Circulation. Consequently gathering impufli-cs 2
slusreishness and imperfect action o. the seafe. i
fr8s,rs and IS manifested by Ium"fs, Eruli D.
Hio1ches. Hofls Pustules, Scrotuia- &C. &c.
When weary and languid from QverFD7E, 1901
duIlness. droWziness and inertia take the lll-.
energy and vi-or, the system needs a Tome o. ".
II M and ibelp tile vital forces % REGAIN ilei
recuperative power. .,.. a.. r..-
In the heat Of Summer. frequently the l-iFe- 90
Splen do not properly perform their iunel.l IN, Z.
Uterine or Urinary Organs are inactive, pr sue
1rs.Eress OF the stomach and lntestiues ana % pre-
dispositior % bilious arrangement.
DR. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEIA .
rreparei directly from South American Plant. lt.
55eenIiarIy suited to all these dtheult-es- DO ~
Cleanse the Initiated Blood, strengthen tae L..
Giving Powers and Remove All OrstIIc'-'-- -ii
Irnpa red and Enfeebled Organs
n should be freely taken, as Jurutcha + l-.
rouneed. by medical writers the most eii.-at
pr--iiier icand De0hstruent known Ia the wlH-.
r,rl.-e Of medicinal plants.
IOIIN q. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST.. New New,
Sole AGENT for the United States.
p-s.o e. N nor hottie. Send for Circular.
Soli hv VINCENT & TAFT Burlington, VI
July ll-fc&wiw
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Extract Of Roots and Herbs which almost invari-
ably cure the following complaints -
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss
0! Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitnde, Low Spirits, and Sinking Sensation
cured at once.
E,r,1ptions Pimples, Blotches and all impurities
NJ the blood' burstin. through the skin or other
wise. cured readily by following tbs directions on
' For Kidney. Bladder and Urinary arrangements
it has no equal; one bottle will convince the most
Worms. expelled from the system without the least
difficulty; few bottles are sufficient for the most
obstinate case.
Piles one bottle has cured the most difficult case
when all other remedies failed
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, Ilesdache' &C.
eased immediately.
Rheumatism, swelled Joints, and all serotular
Affections removed or greatly rcLeVed by TINS H.
valuable med cine.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, commissions, and Hysterles
cured OF much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lun-s side and
Chest almost invariably cured By taking lew Dot
Female 6dieuities. so prevalent among American
ladies, yield readily to this invaluable medicine
the Quaker Bitters.
Bilious Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, 50
prevalent in many parts Of our country eompIetely
eradicatod By the use Of the Quaker Btters-
The Aged ind in the Quaker Bitters lust the ar
tcle they stand 10 n0cd u in their declining years
II ouickens the blood and cheers the mind, and
paves the passage down tie plane inclnec-
No one can remain long unwel tunless afflicted
with ucurlhle disease alter tax n lew nvttIcs
OF the Quaker Bitters.
soId BY ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Sold al wholesale BY
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.,
Burlington, Vt.
Prepared by
DR.. II. 5. FLINT Co,
At their Grca; Medical Depot 1875 l97 Broad Street.
Providence, K. /.
March l2-'deod&w6m
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SECRET OF BEAUTY

How 20 Beauty tine Complexion.
fthere is one wish dearer than another 70 the
heart % woman. 10 IS the desire o. be beautiful The
wonderful reputation OF GEO. ". LAIRD'S 'BLOOM
OF YOUTH is very justly deserved. For in
proving and beauty Iu- the skin, il i undoubtedly
the best toilet preparation in the world j. j. con-
posed OF entirely harmless materials and while t.a
immodi ate effects are to render the skin heaut b.
creamy white, il VIII, after few application.
make It s0ft, smooth and beautifully clca-. rlu.g-
ins bem shes and discolorations.
This delightful toilet preparation has been Sc.
voTely tested by the Board O.. Health %, New RS
City. DR.. Louis a Sayres, after carefully cNIu.r-
in the ana lysis made BY the Board ur8uoupcet.
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,vINsLow & WILSON,
which so iniest nearly all growing vegetation, and
at the same time
IS FERTILE

This article has been carefully and thoroughly
tested during the past four years by many exper-
fenced farmers, gardeners, and horiculturists, and
the numerous testimonials which have been re-
ceived from those who have given it n trial leave no
doubt of its valuable properties fertilizer for
all crops and particularly an Insect Destroyer,
it having proved perfect protection to bushes
grape vines. fruit trees, cabbages, squashes, and
other vines and vegetables. from the depredations
of insects. and is cheaper than any of the remedies
which have been recommended for the purpose.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for the State Of
Vermont:
GILBERT g. PIERCE. ........ Burlington, W.
G. J. WALLAC .betnel, VI
BARNA A. CLARK ,-.-....... - .Brattleboro, VT
Also for sale by
ii. ii. RANKIN q co, -..--.-...-.-. .Mliton' W
WESTON & RUGGLES,......-..... windsor, W
ARMS d WILSON, ..-..... -..Bellows Falls, VI
o. ". ALY0RD, ..-...-............. Northheld, Vt.
To whom all orders should be addressed. Send for
large Pamphlets.
April 3o-i4w3m
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$50. w. Laird's "BIoon, OfYOuth'

Harmless, aur Entirely Free from ANYTHING Do
furious to the Health or skin.
. BEWARE OF COUSTEEFEiTs. ASK your u-u-
est for Geo W Laird's " Bloom OF Youth Tire
-raved % tho front label. and the name, g. ".
Laird" blown in the glass on tho hack ~ eyt-g
bottle. Sold BY AL Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. July as-+.iE uau
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SPECIMENS VI QUEER PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN DE-
TRoIT-; TRANCE VIEWS as TO WHAT a JOKE
Consist OF.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-08-01

HAIR YfGOR sometimes reproduces lost hair; and al
always restores 10 faded and gray hair its natural
color with the gloss and freshness Of youth. The
comparatively few bald and gray heads that We
now see are those who have not yet .scovered the
virtues Of AYERS HAIR VIGoR for renewin the
hair. The fresh and youthful hair We see on Older
heads Is often the product o. this art. l. you are
disigured. or made Old. austere and ugly BY gay
hair restore is youthful color. and with il your FED
lures to their original soitness and agreeable ex-
preston
As an elegant dressinsior Identifying the Hair, il
has no superior.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. C. AVER & CO.. LOWELL. MASS
Practical and Analytical Chemists
and sold all around the world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-08-01

Advancing years,
sickness, care, disap-
pointment, and hered-
tory predisp0siti0n,
all turn the hair gray.
Either Of them dispos-
e. il % fall of prema-
turely, and either ef-
I feet j. unsightly and
/ unpleasant TO behold.
%Dr Aver eonsummate
3skiu has produced
1 an antidote for these
y deformities which has
won gratitude for him
from multitudes Of
women and men, lis
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09
-. /:
Purning of the Thespian Hall.

Last Saturday morning about l21
O'Clock, a dense smoke was discovered
issuing from: Mr.. G. A. Whites Bak-
ery,Ijn the Tbespiqn Hall building
The alarm was sounded, and tho Hook
and Ladder Company and citizens
generally repaired to the spot. De.
teimined efforts were made to forco TN
entrance into the burning store, but
tho suffocating smoke rendered them
vailihg.., Several Gardner Fire
EAtinguishors wero made to play, on
the burning apartment without effect.
Finding it impossible to save tue
Theapinp Hall building, Capt. Bacot,
the acting chief of the, fire depart
mont, d direotqd his energies to saving
tho adjacent property. This at first
seemed impossible. A southerly
breeze prevailed at first ard, sparks
and flakes of fire .wero thrown :upon
and around the wooden buildings in
the rear of Browns Hotel, and the
wooden dwellings north of the hotel,
For; while the struggle with the DO.
vouring element was desperate. Two
or three times the, hotel kitchop took
ire and as often extinguished by the
the determined efforts of the citizens.
At one time the heat was go intense
that it was necessary to pour water
upon those who were upon the roofs.
Fortunately while the fire was at its
height the wind veered to the south.
west and the sparks we're borne aeross
the, vacant lot next to Mr.. John II.
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.B6" SEALED PROPOSALS IN. UU-
PL1CATE will be recoIyed for Sixty Days
by the Chairman Of the Eoard Of Trustees
of the State Orphan Asylum for q SITE
AND BUILDING for the above ,Damed in .
stitution, III accordance with joirt resolu
ton of the General Assembly, approved
February 27..A. D. 1873, to invite propos
ais for siiennd Ruilding as required by
said joint resolution. :. ,. +. D,
=. g r. W. TURNER,
Chairman Of Board State Orphan Asylum.
april 8&x1tl ....
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T'he PriPter's Love.

The PriRFter's Love.
The folIoying poctical effusion of :
"Printer's Love-" is NICELY expressed
in the ines gi7en below
We love to sse the blooming roso
mall its auty. dressed
We lave to hear our fri4nds disclose
The emotions Of the breast.
We love to SEQ a slip arrive
Well laden to our shore; ,
We e.loys to see our .neighbcrs thrive,
Aud love and bless the pocr.
We love to see domestic life )
With uninterrupted ioys-,
We love toseo n youthful vito
Not pleased with tritling toys.
We love all theac-yet far abovo
All that We have ever said,
We loye-what every Printer loves,
TO have subscriptions paid.
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Cathcarl's,. aud, as far as Mt. Zion
College. But for this fact, the con-
h'gratiou would ,hqye been general,
and most of the upper part Of town
would have been destroyed. , Mr..
NAthcart'sstahle taught evcral mes,
as did also the house buongiug to
Mrs. Bones, aud occupied by Captain
Beatty. e.
The flames tub>ided about three
O'Clock. A dead wall between the
burning building aud Coli Rion's
law Office saved the latter, The Hall
was the property OF Mr. G. H.. Me-
Muster, and was insured yfo. S25o0.
The property Of the Express cihce
was most! = saved. ..t
The postci]ice was a total loss, rs
the smok? pteyeuted an. entrance be-
ing made, and many letters and pa
rers were destroyed.
). Mr. Muller, the jewe!ler, succeeded
in saving his valuables, but lost his
furHiture aud clothing. n,..
Mir. Whitcs in whose store the fire
originated, lost everything; amount
ing to about Sl2co.., No insurance.
The fire was caused by rats igniting
package Of matchcs... !,
Much; prasse,is dug the ,leitizons
both white and colorcd, for their un-
tiring exertiops in urresting the pro
gress Of the flames. Among tho lat
ter were Manuel Blake, Samuel j ohm
son, John Rowe, VIM. Wood
jim Gibson and several others whose
names we could not ascertain, deserve
especial mention.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

Around Town.
Me:srs. BAcot s. Co., have repaired
the front of their store, which was
blown down last Tuesday.
Spring has at last put in an appear.
iance. : ,.., Il. -.
: Persons, arc warned against kicking
the little, black .''Rurp" that wears the
bell aroaud the maSket. :, >. ,
"Lcts enforce the Tupper Act" !,
the phrase used now among drink.
ists, >. :,
The town punp needs working cn
badly. :. e..
x negro n:ssing. Iandccker & Co.'S
store Yesterday, and seeing the large
display. Of goods said, 81 golly dose
foxes must Oh had washing done to.
day.,
TIE E,hin building is fast approach.
ing completion. .~
Mr. II. Baumgarden intends open.
ing a Photographic Gallery here short.
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- :. -.
The Desired Information, :.

1ue DeSlreu InlOIu!aClVu,
For the information Of all concern
ed, we take the following from the
Chester Reporter, in reply to our
question in Tuesdays issue:
"Judgc Mackcy in his charge to tic
Grand Jury week. before last read to
them the act Of 1919, commonly call
cd the Tupper act, orso much thereof
as related to tavern licenses, and in
otructs,l them that it was their duty
to present any parties who wcro re.
failing spurious liquors without hav-
ing cofipliod with the provisions of
that act. . Nothing vas said about
having four bedrooms, three meals a
day, or having bell rung at each
meal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

Julius, is you better this morn
ing =
mo, | was better yesterday, but
got over it, :.
Am der no hopes den Oh yoar dis
covcry 2
discovery oh what 2 .,r .
'Your discovery from der GONZALES
cence which fetched you on your
back
'Dat depends, Mr.. Snoy, altogether
on dc prognostiGcations which ampli-
fly the disease should dey terminate
fatally, the doctor thinks Julius is a
gore rigger should they not termi-
nate fatally, he hopes dis, 'colorcd in-
dividual won't die till another time
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09
SHINGLES !

DARTIES about to build will consult
l. their interest by getting sawed Cy-
press Shingles from us which, for eoono-
my, durability and finish, are superior to
any shingles sold. Furnished in any
quantity desired on short notice at any
point on Railroad.
apr 2-x3 McMASTER s BRICE.
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McM ASTER & BRICi;.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER of THE CuRRENC.
WAaHINGT0S, March lst 1873.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER of THE CuhRfXCv,
WAsHINGToN, March lst 1873.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence pre-
scnieI > :he undersigned, il has been
made to appear that "Thc Winnsboro M.
t"nal Ennk" lathe Town Of Winnsboro in
the t"Naiy Of Fairfield. and State Of
Sonth Can olina, has been Nrly organized
under and according to inc requirements
Of the Act Of Congrtss entitled an Act 10
provide n National Currency 'sccurtt'by n
pledge Of Uni ircd States bonds. and t, 70.
vide f2r the circulation and rchcmr,ion
thereof, approved Jnpo .3rd 1861, and bac
Complied with MI the provisIons oSsaid Act
required 10 :n complied with ferore com,
m"hcing i!a business Of BANKING under
sai Act.
Now therefore, !, 1olin Jay Knox, Comp.
trollcr Of the Cnrr cncy, do hereby certify
that "Th9 Mimnshrcn National Bank" in
the Town Of Wi.nsbcro in the County o.
Fairfield, ari STATE or South Carolina is
authorized 10 commence the business Of
BTnnirc under The Act aforesaid
Ia testimony Slrrcof witness my hand and
so,i Of Office lbs let day Of March, 1873
:, JNn. JAY KNOX,
IT, Comptroller Of turr.ncy.
No. 2OS7. moh l2-x10
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500 Reward.

one hundred dollars is offered by tho
" Town Council Of Winnsboro8 as re :.
ward for proof TO convict the villain who
set fire to Mrs. Means out building on tho
evening Of tho 8lst Of March last. -
.nnJr. ?. D. r. FLENNIKEN,
april 8-t5 Clerk Of Council.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09
]. L. CRAIG & CO.,
BLACKSTOCK, S. &.

- ESTECrFULLY call the attention cf
lU thcir customers and The tho public
generally to their new and wrli assorted
stock OF Spring and Sumnic: Govd,, CON
sistng in part Of
Dry Goods, Groceries Hats anI Caps,
Boott aIid Shoes, Ready made Clothing Sc.
They wonld rall thcii attrnliun cs-
ppci5lly to their stock Of Dress :iuohs
They sell strictlY .fo' cart,. nrl 10 81 >uca
customers they ask n; l,;.~. /, call before
purchasing else where, feeling assured ;1ry
will find it, to tn ir interest to DO SO.
april 3-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

In the pubic and private libraries
of the United States in 1870, there
were forty five millions. of. books.
There urc eleven hundred free muti-
cipal librariea, and more than half Of
them arc in New England.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09
The American Farmer,

: 10 11'Ho'1o"" I H'!!!'Pc'i II { !,
For Apri! is ~ band, well iil|ol
with ,psefrrl aad seasonable matter for
the t:llers of the soil. The otnamen-
tai aa we'll as the useful dc partmento
of rural life recciyo due .attentiop
from the caitors and skilled corre:-
dents. The Farmer is substantial
a1d practical j,urnal, and will be
found safe guido by. our ogricqltu.
ralists: Published by San.'l Sands &
Son, Baltimore, Md, at ST. so year,
with handsome premium for clubs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

South Carol!pa has 1884 manufac-
turing estsb!ishm cnts 234 of these
are in Charleston Barnwcll comes
next with l5.i, and then Abbeville
with l02.. There are 3,l4l persons
employed, and $5.4oo,4l8 is the
amount ofcapital. The producers arc
stated at E9,S5S,9Sl.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

The following statement, says the
Carolinian, is ''going the rounds."',
The United States internal revenue
law allows no person to sell or dispose
of tobacco in any form, no matter how
small or great the bulk, without first
paying license of IS.
The license tag Of SIS is only re,
quiz cd of "dealers in tobacco"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

Charleston. W.. Va, offers ten
thousand dollars and exemption Gom
taxation for ten years to any compan y
that will establish a, Car factory .tboro
TO employ at least ono hundred
men.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

Having purchased ti,e entire interest to
Mr.. J. \. Dcsportes. | respectfully ask
a conIihuancc'of .hc patronage given TO the
old GrU. The books and accounts Of III
late firm of'McIntyrc & Co.. viii ne found
in my hands. Those indebted are request :
ed to oon,o forward md settle. Those
having demands will pleso present them to
me.
m oh 90 JOHN MCINTYRE.
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- 55iS. e. +-a51z.
Go~cRi g - 1easuaPa @ :

1jee'' - q:'EI n !
= Morobahts mid $ottars wanting
flank iens for agricultural supplies
furnished under tho Act of 1885, can
be surp'ied by calling ut the News
and Herald ufficc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

The clergy live by our sins, tho
doctor by our iscases, ond the lawyer
by our follies-w what do printers live
on ?-echo answers aoha!.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

Old bachelors arc good, but crusty
-nice, bct slovenly-loving, but
hateful-po}ite, hut disagreeab lc-
that present galvanized paradox, an
electrified contradiction.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

A old lady who was passing blind
fiddler on the street in New York, n
day or two since, rewarded him by
PlDc ng in his box Il piece of paper with
the motto, "Bc vir,uous and you
will be hannY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-09

Il young lady whipped out an in
cipien fro with her stockings, ,.bc.
cause she had heard that f!emen use
hose.