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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-12-17
'The Fairfield Herald.
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EVERY y JVETVE.SDAY.
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"a Little Moro SlCep."

1t has been considered not beneath
the dignity Of Field. Marshal tho
Duke of Wellington to hold rank
among the philosophers of tho bed {;
and, as nobody know that lie had eyor
delivered himself Of an axiom or
maxim illustrating bed doctrine, ono
has beon stolen for him, and his grace
has been made to swear it az if it
wero his own. "sWhcn man turns
in bed, it is ti,no for him to turn out
as the Duke of Wellington used to
say % So wc arc told, as if tho field
marshal were always say ing it. Now,
the phrase was favorite one with our
early archbishops, and it was proba.
bly, not original even even on tho
lips of the worry earliest of the pre.
iatos to whom it has bcon assigned
by tho Dean of Chichester.
Tho earliest illustration of the
evils OF lying late in bed, which some
of our older people used to re.
ceivc when whom thoy we're children,
came to thom from DR.. Watts. Who
has moi heard Of tho famous lines,
with their halting philosophy
lis the voice Of tho sluggarl / heard
him complain,
you have walked mo too soon! Imust
slumbcr again =
AS tho door Oh its hinges, 30 no on his
bed
Turns his sides, aud lis shoulders, and his
heavy head"
The door that turns on its bingos
la doing It's duty as Il door, let Solo.
mon and D:. Watts say what thov
will : and the wild brier, tho thorn.
and the thistle, which grew broader
and higher in his garden, were at
least acting busiiy accord . to the
nature implanted in them. And
alter all, the so"callcd sluggard sec ms
TO have been moro harmless in bed
than his ccnsurcr, who left him. after
an impcrtinent missionary visit, with
such an outburst Of pharisaical pride
rs this
"saiI then TO my heart, IIcrc's lesson
!Aat mans but apiciuro of what might
be; e" Nv
F"' thanks to my friends for their ca.o in
my breeding,
VINO nave taught me, by times, to love
working and reading 80
Lcrhaps if the sluggard had had
ruch ir'onds, and they had found him
""ork to do" Ec would have risen TO-
do it.
There was some reason in the Young
'ci1o" ,:, VINO, on being asked why ho
ana not get up, replied that he had
nothing to get up for Wo arc not
even sure that Quin is to be scyorelv
ocnsurcd in the morning dialogue
with his valet
"Jc:.n, what's O'clock 2"
"Ninc o'clock, sir"
"l3 there any mullct in tho market
to-day, JoEn !"
"No, sir"
"Thcn call me at nine tomorrow.
John" .
Moreover, it docs not follow that,
nSrauso u man is in bed, his mind is
l"Ic, or that he is careless of tho vel.
iarc Of his fellow creatures who are
up and Abroad
"llrroaoIns wrote most in bed.
th" h'rhrrand, learned physician,
brc'arcs the clock work Of tho head
Goes best i'll that roclincd position"
t.p.
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DEE EjNa 's!zEs'iI ssSI

DR.. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Constipation. Vomiting
Of Food, Sour Stomach, Water Brash,
Heartburn, Low Spirits, &c. IN thirty.
Eve years nrEcr falling to cure The most
obstinate cases. Sold by dsuggis,s gcncr
sly MeNastrr Ericr, gents for
M'nnshoro W :. Z. Depot, lI5 Eighth St. =,
\. Y. Circulars matted on aprlicaiion.
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Tho Purcst and Sweetest Coi.I.iyc Oil
is Hazards 4 Cnswclrs. made on the sea
shore, from fresh selected livcrs, by Cas-
we'll, Hazard Co., New York. 1t is ab
solutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have on CO taken il prefer it to all others.
Physici ans have decided il superior to any
OF tho oihnr oils in market.
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.NCacTTCWgy

\ LII who gave inc their notes for Caro-.
- Una Fertilizer, arc hereby notified
hat their notes are due on the FIRST div
u November next, and are in nv hp nds
Tor collection. Those who COVE me their
MOI cs for Cotton Food will find their noies
at the Express Office. hope for prompt
payment. of both.
OCT Ii JNO, II. CATHCART,
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A Smart Wolhdi..

Mrs. Searls, who lives in Grayson
county, went out one day last spring
to dig ginseng. She is said to be one
of tho most industrious women iu all
her section. During the day she dug
seven pounds of ginseng, killed five
young foxes, two rattlesnakcs, slew
two fawns, and went back home and
gnvo birth to twins. .HN@ud, Mfown
thy.) NcWs.
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Men, Widows, Oiphans. Trustees and
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they nave no present use, can here deposit
il. thus avoiding all risks Of thcfts and
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a good mother WAS try ing to en-
plain to young ho2c!al in town The
other day about fighting against The
devil. After telling the little fellow
who tho devil was, aud how hard it
was to successfully resist: he turned
around and said: "Alamms, Id be
scared of the old devil, but if [ was
to como across one of tho little devils
I'd kuock the stuiliDg out Of him."
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Hon. w. II. ROB- ERTsoN, President.
Col. J. II. Ron, II. l.. ELLloTr, ESQ.
Capt JAS. BEArY Capt s. L. CLowSEY.
J. Is. McCANrs, Esq. G. II. MoMAsrER.
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the dclibitatcd, clcanscs vitiatcd blood,
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Directors.
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Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Soro Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave tht 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 DY
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Ness,
And sold by Druggiots end DoalO1s gonerslly./
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MsSA 9 :s s!!':!:: E! !. I: & !; ;saSSM
The enIy Known lIrdlclnC
THAT AT TIln SAME TIME

lltNI NJ Ill. SAME TIME
Purgcs, Puriici, and Strengthens the
SYSTEM.
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TliE following Passenger Schedule will
be run over this roal OH and after
MONDAY, 2Gih instant
, 1873-10-12

almost imraasabc- multiply tho ono by ton
thousand, md you l,ayo Alaaka Thoro il . tor
riblo snmouoss. One singular fcattlre Of this
maaa Of forest is tho abBolico Of birds; I hayc
soen but ono robin in 6itka."
1t ig nov definitely sotllod TINT tho tele-
granh-Wiros In Germany aro no longor to DO nf-
liked 70 .polos IN the opon mir, but aro To be
buried iii underground t,bcs. Tho limos on
Which tho principle ia to bo first introduced are
.loae ll,one requiring large number Of wrea; and
tho Mlline, wltloi branehcH to different points.
Tho Darnosviilo co. Eate,yriso aays: "An
old gentleman and lady from ponnaylyania nre
whiting our fur whoso lifc.hiatoryE II no1nowlat
orphan boy to rasc, mud when lo arrived ut tho
nge Of IL, Bho married him, si,e tllan being In
lior 6oth yonr. Ton yoara ngo t'loy took an or
p,,a'' Eirl to raiao This summer tho old Indy
aftcr tho old man marred tho girl they ha 1aia-
cd, lo bolng G8 years old, mud sl1o Is.
The coolest specimen Of womanltind Of whom
wo hayo real Of lato has gone to Toxas from Id
and threo ollifdron to SO OF with Tho hired INN,
whom she said che loved better than husband OF
Children. eho took Diblo aud hymn-book In
her hnnd, and as clio net out askcd her husband
to pray that they might hayo prosperous jour
.--There Was d domestic exhibition nt Mount
llopc Il. l., lasoly which was not pleasant to he-
hold. A Mrs. Wentworth. who had beon divorced
iou ICE nubDanu, Wlshcu TO bury 1ler u0au Child
by tho sido Of another who died before tho d.
yorce, but Mr.. ". appeared On tho Bcono whom
tho grave WAS dug md forbade further procootl-
inga. Thoro WIS u tlisgmeoful wrauglo III tho
burylng-grolsnd and MI. Wentworth lad to bo
arroatctl.
Tho Roman Catholic Bishop of FernH Wex-
ford, ireland, hns forbidden his parisllionois to
dnnco waltzeH, polkas, or galopa within lis do
ceao.
.-Gray parrots, which usea to bo worth about
81 apiece havc beon put up to doublo that price
by Now York bird fanciorp. They nro usually
better nlkors than tlle green nds, nntl tho con-
sequent dclnnnd for them las 1nado thon Hcarce.
Tho oxpenso Of tho Yellowstone expedition
Will DO clioorfully horno by tho people whom thoy
learn that Prof. Hayden discovered Oh tho TRIP
2a7 different spcocs Of grassloppora.
At the celebrated dry-gootiH establishment
Au Bon dldrche, Buys Paris lotter, which IL OK
tonsvcly patronlzed by Americans, new Coaturo
las beon introduced this soaAou. It having
been noticed that Anlorioan gont1omon frouuont-
" got imrationt while thoir Wivcs al,d daughters
Wero ehopping, and hurried them or before tlloy
ilad obtained oil thoy wanted, q we'll tittod-up
billiard-aaloon has been provided for Their
nmuaemont whilo tho purchases arc being made
It seems to answer tho purpose vol, NJ thoy aro
always easy to bo found when II is ieeessa,y for
thon1 to COMO up to tho Captains Office and foot
the bill,
, 1873-10-12

An English Captain writes in Chambers Jour
mat ' touching queer pets, that ho was elipmato
with snilor who tamod q cocltroach md built
cage with little konnol In tho corner OF 1t, OK.
prcaaly for his uleavory pat, md called tho crca-
turo ldzly, (which ho named himself, SIR" ba
oxp'ainod to MO. Idzky was giant OF lis
race. His longth was fully four inches, a1ld Lis
bfondth ono inch, vhil0 oacli Of his waving feel
ers measured SIX. This monster know his na,no
md AlB maetor's voice, hurrying out Of bis kon-
nnl when called upon, md emitting tho strange
sound which gained for him tho cdgnon1on of
1azky. Tho boatswai,,, liia MASTER was an
proud Of him as ho might huvo boon Of prizo
pug. and never tirod Of exhibiting his cccue-
tricitios.
I mot tho boatswaln tho other day at Tho Oapo
and inquired For Lila pot. ''Oh, sir," ho Rnil,
with genuine fooling, "ho's go,ie, sir. Shortly
aflor you loft The ship, poor Idsky took to driuh-
ing too much liquor, md TINT don't 10 FOR any Of
ns. you know, slr. I Anppoho it waH Tint, for
mover had tho heart to pitt him Oh allowance !;
and ho wont ravh,g mad, had regular 1lts OF deli
rium tronlous, and did nothing but run around
ha cago aud bnrl, md wouldn't look at ctny-
thing in tho way OF food. Woll, ono day was
coming or tho forenoon watch, when what
should SEQ but n double linn Of them ants
working in md out Of tho litt1o place twcnty OF
soswero carrying & wing, aud {, dozen q leg, Just
like men carrying 4 Btowod mainsAil and that,
says I, Is poor Idzky's fl1nornl; md 30 it wna,
and dldn't disturb them. Poor Idzky!'
, 1873-10-12

!, lBoyS who disturb canp.taectinss by crying
"An'o,l" :. il, tho wrong Placc, and reuarking
reAd aud ponder tho fate OF thirfoon small boys in
Knneaa. These thirtoon ill-ndvisea boys woro
guilty. 60 tho story goes, Of disturbing kanaas
camp-mectipg byinasting upon shouting "Amcn"
whom very muscular proachor, who pr1des him
or bore It for aomo tiino, but finally becoming
filled With righteous wrath. ho descended from
the pulpit, aud, mover onco interrupting his
hymn, Buccogaively reversed and spanked tho
thirteen omau boya. As hts avongipg hand do
the air, the rest Of tho congregation shouted in
rapture, and encouraged him with loud cries Of
"Go on, brother, 60 on! d" Thcn lo returned to
tho pulpit, still singing, and those boyu won't
half mile away, behind q haystacls, md luy
down with their facos to tho ground, wooping
bitterly.
, 1873-10-12
MISCELLANEcUS.

o. TO-; Tombstone u. SteuIny Prussia, s in
scrlbed the eplthpl: Sho died Of q corset"
Tho st. Louis Democrat announces t1lrc,
deaths in that city within two days, from koro
obituary proyoker.''
-Dlscontontcd husbands and wives in parlf
aro in high CLEO over tho discovery that the
Commune during thoir possession Of Paris dc
atroyed, a1nong other things, all the official rec
orda Of births a,ld marriages..
Carolina, WHO, becoming angry at lcr grand
child for stealing sevonty-lvo conts, whppod tlt
child to aoatl, then gveased it, and was caught
IN tho net OF tossing It into tiro is to bo hanged
Of ago.
-Four hundred pensioners Of tho United
States aro resident III othor countries, md
rocaiyo their pensions by bills of exchange.
"A California rapcr Of lato dato contains tho
following advertisement; " Dorn-In Eureka,
Aug. 10, to tho vito of u, Manhoim, q son--a Is,
FOUNDER"
AT a local election iu California. tl1o other
day, a majority Of tho yotos wore caet for a
woman for Constable; but slso didn't &c. tic
"A correspondent Of tic Boston Tronscrips
says, on looking over an allross of tho Hon,
William Sullivan, delivered to tho Sufroll, Dar.
fn 1926, no finds TINT oarly iu co2oniul time d
jury il they woro not satisfied with tho opiulos,
any bystander."
This is tho pathetic appeal Of n disgustcl
Euglishman: "Wo nre going to war again to
Bonutlly thrash tho Asilultoos mud Probably
put ponny or twopenco moro onto tho Income
tux. Lot mo ask, then, why not nrbitrato
with these misguided niggers? Got Quashoo
to Geneya, aB We did Jonathan, and arbitrnto."
An Albany youngBtor picked IN ar abal,lon-
cd tobaeco-quld from tho stroot and found
chowcd up in It D 81 bill, and a 90 cout and 10
cont Bcrip. It IL supposed tlot BONO choyor
who koora hia monov Il, Tia toInonn.;nx taoi, .
chew OF tobacco aud currency ut tho ea,uotimo,
In tho dark, and tile taste Drnyinr rather mn.
, 1873-10-12
leevelt of Isssasa;,., Uo,ty,cts,

employ Of y Now York lio.proof saro firm au
a5ent In ut. l'osorsbuyg, lln pla1,,.oL and car
lod OUT y robbery Ut ono Of tllc,lmpcral{pala
was convicted md ao,ttonccd to penal acryitutlo
for llfo IN Tho gold-nlnoa Of lilo Ural Alont,-
ta!l'H. 10 WIS sont to Dlrgoroy Station, a'itl,
having tho law roal to him, Wau not to work ii
ono OF tho mtnos. Ills independent American
spirit begun to proyai! among tic members Of
bis EanE, md ono duy during dinner
hour all Of thom suddenly spga,lg 10
their foct, broEa. tl!cir chnina, wLlcl,
llAa hoon previously iilol through, u,,,l
attaekol their four keopors. Dayiaa waa
tho leader. Thu lieoporu wcgo Hoon killed., alnl
1ssno Of tho conyicta armed themselves with tllo,
, 1873-10-12
THE LOSS Of THE BRIG HAMPTON,

statement by tho Cnpt1tin.
RACINE, Wia., Oct. Q, 1879.
70 Tho Ldttor af Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Inclosod find iruc statement Of the
loss Of tho brig Hampton, which please iuscrt in
your paper, ind oblige yours truly,
THEODORE LAHE,
Master Brig Hampton.
, 1873-10-12

OBERTSnN-WI!1TE;-On On 1lur.dAy Oct. O. at 11ni
ty Church. Chicago, Rev. Habor Colyor u!GoinlE Air,
VI Wv,I = Kobesnoii, Of Rockford. ILL.,, and Mis- Edith
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-31
SYMPTOMS Of LIVER COMPLAINT.

Asallow or yellow color OF skin, OF
yellowish brown spots on face aud
other parts Of body ;. dullness and
dr~owslness, with frequent headache
dizziness, bitter or bad taste In mouth,
dryness Of throat and internal heat
palpItatIon In many cases q dry,
leasing cough, with sore throat; I'M
steady appetite, raising of food, chos-
ING sensation In throat; distress, heav-
mess. bloated or full feeling about the
stomach and sides; pain In sides. back
or breast. aud about shoulders; collie,
main and soreness through the bowels,
with heat; constipation alternating
with dia-rhea; piles, f%iatulence. cold
ness of extremities rush Of blood to
head, with symptoms of apoplexy
numbness of limbs, especially at night i;
cold chills alternating with hot flashes,
kidney and urinary difficulties; dull.
ness, low spirits, unsoclab.lity aud
gloomy forebodings. Only a few OF
above symptoms likely to be present
at one time. All who use DR.. Pierce's
Ait. Ext, or Golden Medical DiscoY-
ery. tor Liver Complaint and Its COM
plications are loud In Its praise.
AZURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RusK, Texas, May 10, 1873.
DR.. R.V. PIERCE: 49,,
Dear Sir-My wife last year at this
time was confined to her bed with
Chronic Liver Disease. / had one OF
the best doctors to see her. and he gave
her up to die, when | came upon some
of your medicine. l bought one bottle
and commenced giving 1t. She then
weighed 50 POUNDS; now she weighs
l4O pounds. and Ia robust and hearty.
She has taken eight bottles In all, 80
YOU see | am an advocate for your
medicines, WM. MEAZEL.
oc2S 1W
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$50 REWARD !

NY PARTIES WHO WILL RETURN
A 70 the NEWS ONCE the splendid SILVER
Lxn1rrTSTED WALKING STICK recently missed
rom the residence OF the late Mr.. Huguet Will
receive the above reward and no questions
asked. oeSoa
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PIONEER CELEBRATION.

The frat celebration In honor OF the
admission Of Nevada as a State into
the Union by the Pacific Coast Pio-
neers, was held to-day, and was truly
a grand affair. The public buildings,
stores, hoisting works and private res
licences In Virginia and Gold Hill
were deckcd out with a magnificent
display of bunting In honor of the glo-
rious occasion. The procession form
ed on b street, Virginia, at IL N. In
the following order: lst- Band and
National Guard. 2d-President Of the
Association, Orator Of the Day. aud
invited guests in carriages, 3d-Ofh-
GERS of the Society, wearing regaiia.
4th-Washington Guard Band. 9th
Veterans of the Mexican War. 9Th
California Pioneers. Nh-Paciftc
Coast Pioneers OH foot and In car
riages.
The procession. after marching
through the principal streets Of Vir-
GINA proceeded to Gold Hill. Their
arrival here was the signal for a salute
of l6 guns from Fort Homestead. IL
for the original States and 3 for Call
fornla Oregon and Nevada. The big
oun "General Grant" Numbered In
honor of the occasion with such vehe-
mence as to jar every building In Cod
Hill. The procession, after marching
down Main street as far as the church,
es, countermarched and brought up al
Miners Union Hall, where a magnif,
cent collation., prepared BY our worthy
fellow townsman. J. w. Noyes, was
awaiting them, and to which they did
ample Justice. Before making an at.
tack upon the edibies, viii Campbell
entertained the assembled guests viii
a brilliant oratorical effort, conclud.
ing as follows: =,
"Brother Pioneers! when the rich
return to Mother Earth, over their re-
mains are erected costly monuments
with n story of their virtues and emil
hence ; but you Pioneers need but one
simple inscription, grander than
sculptured marble a tell: 'Here
Rests a maker Of States!
Aud thou, oh Nevada, child OF oul
adoption, Benjamin Of the United
States, thy silver star as bright as tnt
morning star, you my Brother ~
oneers, have watched, struggling will
the Increasing morning light In the
dim dawn from the lofty mountair
and from the deep gorges and canyons
will shine on the flag Of your country
long after you have passed away"
The celebration, It will DO remem'
bered, Is to conclude this evening witt
a grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall III
Virginia City. Preparations have
been made commensurate with the oc,
casion. The ball will be the finest. and
most enjoyable ever attempted IN
Storey county, and the supper Will Dc
a feast worthy Of the gods. Each gent
is permitted to bring as many ladies
as he chooses. The supper Will be run
all night. Everybody eating when
and rs often as they choose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-31
SECOND
Invested the Proceeds-Tempcrancc
Movements.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3l-3 p. NJ
1t Is stated that John Hayes, arrested
for completely In tho robbery OF an
Oregon stage near Reddlng, invested
$500 Of the proceeds Of the robbery In
a restaurant on Jackson street. In this
city, where he was arrested. He is an
old convict.
The Temperance Alliance last night
debated two bills which they propose
presenting to the next Legislature, ono
authorizing suits for civil damages
against persons who may sell liquor to
drunkatds, for any injuries to person
or property that the latter may infiet,
The Alliance voted in favor Of pre-
sentiug this bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-31
WESTERN DISPATCHES
r.prcr.L TO Tue GOLD NIL DAILY srws.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
The Legislative Delegation In Coun.
cil-The city Hall-En Route
Rnne (,nSe.

Inc LeR1SIotiSe IA SoshAA'
cil-The city Hall-En Route
Rape Case.
SAN Francisco, October 81 p. NJ
The San Francisco legislative del
egation held a meeting last night. and
considered various matters likely to
come before them during the session.
They agreed upon the propriety and
necessity Of amending the code so as
to substitute the poll lists In all the
wards of this city for the Great Reg
lister. The delegation Is unanimously
In favor OF this proposition.
Tomorrow the new contractors on
the City Hall will commence the sec
ond story, and also the dome of tho
Hall Of Records.
McFadden, Territorial Delegate
from Washington Territory, is at the
Russ House. and will soon leave for
Washington.
The jury In the Ease Of Frank Rossl,
tried for rape OH a little girl eight
years old, found a verdict of "guilty
Of assault"
Greenbacks, 92a9224.