The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-11
The Fairfield Herald.
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PA XIX ER'Si Si"iIstiL y
Thursday Eren'y, EeLruary s, 1874.

LECTURE ON RELIGION !'hy noN.r )
:, MOSES, JR., AUTHOR or MOSES
., NorEs," M 5sss ons. TlniT'ULjEi," &c.
&c. ~ sPgAkER ofuHE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, AND NOW,
THOUGH THE UNAcCouNrAnLE nIER.
Cy OF A D1viNr: rFRo;vlDEcE,s Exsn.
ClsINo The DUi1Es OF GovHnNbn or
SOUTH cXNoL.NA.
The Lecturer. has been SECURED at
. on fmhcHso e$ponso to the State.
The subject Of his Lecture is Re.
ligion, which, for many years, he has
made his stud y" and, in order to be-
COME tho master of his suhjcct, he
has devoted the entire Contingent
Fund to this purpose. lie is living
Example of'what Religion can do for
humanity, when understood. lie
will show how little faith can be plac.
ed In the doctrines "of tho Church
Fathera that to have Religion, one
must necessarily possess morality,
Chastity, Truth, Honesty, Good
, Naith, Reverence nhd "FIltiul Love,
(to say nothing of Firtue.) lie will
show in his own pcrton that one
; can, in his opiuion, le Religious,
fom'a Christian standpoint, without
possessing any Of tho aforesaid i'm agi-
nary qualities. lie will show that
without them one can raise to the
highest position in lhc State. Dur.
ing the Lecture, he will produce
Ncagle as All example Of man without
Religion, possessed Of tho Devil. IL
order to elucidato his subject thor:
oughly, he will show to tho audience
tablet upon which is engraved Il
Pay Certificate signed by the origi-
'nal Moscs for current expenses in.
Cured in drowning Pharaoh stone
from Mt. Sinai tolIiug the price OF
on Office in that land, 5000 years
ago N Book of Promises, written h,
himself; vase found in tho z. Don
of the Republican Printing Compa
ny, containing $20,D0O ! also, several
duplicate copies of, !,thc Colle.oiL
G 'sette, takcn from the cornerstone
of the Preston Mansion.
On tlris occasion the lecturer will
be dressed in full uniform. mann.
factured by Cowdilly f.om tho origi
nsl flag, hauled down at Sumter.
Fte will also woar the sword with
which ho cut himself loose from
Truth and Virtue ever since Infancy.
The Music for the OCCASION will be
fnrnisshcd by the $1,000 Certitioa, :,
Post Band which will play by rcqucs,
Some OF ,helairs performed Mt the Cub
ornatorl4l Mansion during tho summer
with selections, also, from ga hundred
thousand more"
a Quartette from the Ponitsntiary
VIII bc present, and sing ut the close
of the Lecture
"Re'urn yc ranscmc.l sinner home"
The Cashier Of one Of our Banks
has kindly consented to preside u,
the organ.
Price IF -i'ImiSsion, Is Cents.
o." Unpaid Mites Of the lecturer
WILL be taken at their mnrkes value.
~ County Treasures are inyiteo
to comc prepared.
Tho greatcst bet that WAS rycrmadc
the alpDabeti
Leather, chemically considered, il
tho OK hide OF boef.
Its now officially annHunced thnt
there arc between 900 and ~ 900
oranges III the country, aml they nun.
bcr ncarl y 200, 900 men.
The Legislature Of Western V;r.
gina Is said to have passed n law at
It's last session $50 pr, vent tho owners
ol boSs from running ut large"
Upwards Of 600 immigrants have
arrived Ia this State durins the pa,t
two months, and tho ory is still they
come.
L.ud sold ia Hcnnettsvillc, on tho
oth tor less than fifty conts per aore.
* tract of 100 acres brought forty.
Two dollars.
lnexkaus,iblo supplies of peat, the
''chcapest fuel in the world" it is
claimed, have been discovered in
Minnesota.
y co'ored man, Willis Horton, was
run oyer and instantly killed by IL
team belonging to Mr. Andrew John
s'n' OF Lancaster County. on the l7th
Inst.
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