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a. solution of the pl'otori,lo or
IRON. IS so combined as to hare,
t4f Character Of an uiime1f. as
ofSi!U di0ested and assi8aii0tesk
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jopH. ~ increases the qtt0i,fifiy
q -'dtUre's OWn Titaii-juy
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IN tohtiiJ up, iHriDOroting aHI
"dti-inD the System. The r;t-
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Ui;ft-tt diseases originating ~
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eneFgisi';0 effects are not fol-
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IRE into al parts ofthe system.
G3a6 Duitding ap an Iron Con-
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See that eacl, bottle has PERIL.
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No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS cEsru.,t,
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VOLUME 30.

DR.. ]. Walkers California VIM
egar Bitters are purely Nc-otas.
preparation, made chiefly from tie ILL.,
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tie Sierra Nevada mountains OF Cu..a--
MA. the medicinal properties Of winch
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Sex Of every disease man is heir 10.
ago : gentle Purgatiye a. well As &
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tie Liver and Visceral Organs IL i....,
Diseases
The properties Of pa. WAIE-r-
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ta.Wuativc. Nutritious, Laxative, D#,'
Scaatve, Couu'eslrritaut Sad0uAc. A.(g..
t.yc. asd Anti Bilious.
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-t fHat ever sustained thu s..a
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Robins in the Morning.
BY W. A. CRoFFUr.

Hail, Robin Rcdbresst. welcome yeinal wen
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Tor Iniiammatory and llr

hH'NindtiSni, GOUt, Bilious
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i..ed, Liver Ktines en-. z .
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I0rlify the body against Is
by >pcpSia or Indigestion.

tf purifying all its ill,ds with N1>a
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ASsignces Sale.

RY virtue okorder made by Hon. Gco.
- s. Bryan, Judge of tho Distr Ct Court
Of the United States. for the Western Dis.
trict OF South Carolina, l will sell ut pub
Ito outcry to the highest bidder Oh tho
first Monday in May next between tho
legal hours of sale n'l the right title and
interest OF Alexandria VI. Newbill, Bunk.
rupt in the following real estate to wat:
tract Of land lying being md situated
in tho Comfy of Fairfield and State ur
South Carolina containing eighty two acres
more or less known as the Chapman tract
and bounded hy, ,l"nds ufthe Bankrupt, lnnd
OF j., f. V. lcgg; nnl lnn,ls belonging TO
he Estate hf William Chapman. drccnscd,
and also n traot Of land situate in sail Coun-
iy md State continuing three hundred aud
seven ncrcs aud bounded by mnds of W.
II. Kerr. Eliza Ehnpmnn. III" snid Bank
rnpt and J. +. V. Legg: excepting thirty
acres out Of the last described t-not of
land assigned to tho bankrupt as home
stead,
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. y

INV II ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nutioe-D II. Flcunikeh.
Masonic Meetiug-J. G. Squier,
Sec'y.
Tax Notice-W, NJ. Nelson, Couu-
ty. Treasurer.
Fresh Arrivals-Withcrs & Dwight.
N 'tice-R. j. McCarley. :
Writing Paper--W. e. Aiken.
More Now Gools-Dannenbcrg
& C,.
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Terms Of Snle.

One half cash. fox the bnlnncc a credit Of
twelve months with interest from day OF
sale the Purciascr to give b. nd with
mortgage Of the premises scld, and to pay
for all necessary papers.
Also, at the same time and plncc will
aell nt public ouIcry to The highest bidder.
the chooses in action bcloning to tho estate
Of John l.. Hlnck Bankrupt Terms Cash.
SAMNEL Is. CLOWNEY,
nrl o-A3 Assignee.
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Jon PnlNTING.-Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary v
for printing jobs Of every description.
Bills, Letterhcads, Pusters, Invitation
aud Business Cards &c, ~.
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At3S- ilereafttr no LOCAL NOTICES
will br inserted in our columns except
upon payment Of TEN GEN rs limo
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J. NJ. GALLOWAY.
Attention !

Attention
HAVING resumed my old trade. would
IL respectfully inform my friends afid
the tn sdn p"o''o m generally that ! am now pre-.
and Harness, At short notice. Tho patron.
ago Of the public Is solicited. olive mo 4
call at tho old stand.
june IL ,..n JOHN MCINTYRE
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1TOTICEt

r Reaptc fully nsk those of my cus,o
L or" III want of supplies THIS WEEK
I" p, ocurc them 'BEFORE SAT URDAY;
Mny "a. MS my employees ard myself wish
10 attend tn fircmcn's Pic nio on that
Day d. X. FLENNfKLN,
march %. I" ;.
WinnsbOr0 Lodge No. IL, A.
f.. NJ.
TTNHE RfouLAn CoMMUSIoArIoN Of this
l. LopGE will he he d IN Masonic Hall
on Thursdny evening next, 8Oih inst, d t
o'clock. -. :,
by order OF tho W.M.-
april 20 JOHN C. E0UlER, See.
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" The exhibition of the Female
Seminary will be given on tha eveb-
ing Of the lst Of May.
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Notice 10 Road OYcrscers.

ITNH l. law requires three days work be
- done up.n 'hc different roads in tho
county. previous TO the first Of May. Those
oNerse'ra who have fnilcd to comply with
TINS INV are hereby ordered to put tho
required amount Of work oil the roads
during tho present mouth.
HENRY JACOBS.
"P' li-1 II Chair. olnty Com.
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READ. - HALd>upe Valencicr pcs,
Lace Shawl valued at Sl50 can he
IS, ell ou exhibition at Dauueub-,g d
Cos.
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" Two bvxos Of shoes were re-
e"uy f"urd IN the q oodt, near WI.
ming 90, n. g., ore dl,rc cd to ~.
VI. Nelson, W,nnsboru, s. G., AID
tie to Ruff e. Eloul, R,dgeway.
Ihs! are held subject TO odcrs b,
Mr, P"r>cIey, H.ton Mills, nc.,
~ mi"gton. How did they ge,
tbe'e2 =,
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sy~ CuP pit. Pierre 81 sot has shown
Us .s""c large Irish Potatoes Of this
years growth.
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RoBBEny.-Oar ,fficc! !&as ontcrEch,.
The, sday Afternoon durln. the ub.
>e"cc Of the employees, and de> poilcd
Of u waiter Of magnificent hnwer, tha,
h"d been nPrcsentrd to us 10y Mrs. Rom.
In the roses :bio"ming in the cheeks
1T some Of onr fair friends, we fam
cy that NC discover traces Of this un.
hiuNhins robbery. Our devils say
hey wouldn't have brcu half us mad
IT The parties had taken them iustcad
TT the flowers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

@ A case was brought. before
Trial Justice Mackey Oh Tuesday uu.
der the law sending persons to the
pe"i,en iary for selling property that
has lien upon it.. The case was
ton'pro a'ised by the nortgugee re-.
teasing tI'c disputed horse to the limo.
cent pu"uhuser, and taking note
rom the Ia "rtgasor to cover the de-t.
This law Is an admirable one, and all
violations t'fi,s provisions should be
puuhhed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

rs Cows roaming the strcats ar.
IA nuisance. We have u hog ordi.
nance, but none to restrain errant
bovincs. No gaze can 10 left open
tor even lew moments without IL
hungry herd rushing in, s;ckiug for
somn,hIng 10 devuur. II the City
fathers wish to Gown .themselve ,
With uniading laurel let the pa. 3
an ordinance keeping cattle at least
off Main street. -"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

T-'HE Largest and most select stock Of
L. WhIe goods in town. They consist
# Checked and Striped Cambric-, Plain
aud Striped Vfctofin Lawns, Nnnsooks,
Soft Finish Cambria, plqucs, Muslins,
&C. SO.
In Riffs. :
Frllings. r..
Jaconot md .
Nahsook Edgings. - T.
:. .. !; -. and White Trimrnings;
of NIL kinds, wo defy competition in
quality. quantity AMI price ! .
The attention Of the public is callotl
also TO fresh stock Of fno ready made
Clothing-pricos
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IT, The roads in the County arc
in il horrible plight, owing to to
lute rams. We hear that they ulo
.cing worked however.
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Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers

OFFICE OF COUNTY TnEAaUnsR,
WinnshoI S. a., April 25th, 1874.
TIVE office Of tho County Treasnrer..fcr
L Fairfield County is now opon Tor
the collection of taxes.
Executions Will issde on tho 28th OF
April against all property oh which the
tax is unp.id. ". NJ. NELSON,
County Trensuror Fairfield County.
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0F The lo.kvile En- quircr con.
t,ius i'll adver, is ,mert OF an auction
sale Of notes belonging to Allison aud
Brat'oh "t that town. Tie list COW
e's ovcra column. Among them we
notire cue of y. $. Wallace for
S3 Is, and un'ncrouht against S. w.
Metuu Tor s. 80. Strunpc to say,
Moses Is not IL debtor. We reioicc
TO know hat there one firm in the
State to hich lie ewes nothing.
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IAoSol 50uib@.

AAoS / 5S.uIbS
~.--=-- - "
Atl~ ilcreaf,tr no LOCAL NOTICE !
will be inserted in our columns except
upon pigment Of TEN CEN Is n limo
=--=-----------zz---=--a---- =--=---z--=- ------------------ --
jon PnlNTlNG.-Our Office has been
fitted with all materials nccessa, v
for printing jobs Of every description
Bills, Letterhcads, Posters, Invitation
aud business Cards &c, ~.
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notioc--D II. FIcuniken. ::
Masonic Meetiug-J. G. Squier,
Sec'y.
Tax Notice-W, NJ. Nelson, Couu-
ty. Treasurer.
Fresh Withors g. Dwight
N 'tice-R. j. McCarlcy. :
Writing Paper--W. e. Aiken.
More Now Gools-Dannenbcrg
Sc.
" The exhibition of the Female
Seminary will be given on tha even
ing of the lst Of f'May.
READ. - lIaLd>uWe Valcncicrp pcs,
Lace Shawl valued at Sl30 can lie
s,en ou exhibition at Danneub-rg L.
Cos.
sy- Capt. Pierre Blsot has shown
US .so"o large Irish Potatoes Of this
years growth.
o. The losds in the County arc
in horrible plight, owing to to
lute rams. We hear that they ulo
Lcing worked however.
C- All Grvmcn dcSirous of par.
t;c pacing IN the t.rivt p .ctie., arc
requested 80 give in 'h,ic n.'n.cs to
~ G. Jor!Au, l. g., i'll The noxt few
Nass.
0+Mr. Curn,llu> Romedr has male
IL e llc.,n, uf sem: M.guifri~ u,
jet ice. For which ho has cur
.hauK-.
-------' =. !"
" Mr Ne;soi.'$ Lonl cf $40, coo
MS County Treasurer la, been up-
fr"vcd'by lhc C"qh'y Gom,nissi.ncr.
W. presume l.c will soon enter upun
the duties Vt hi,"tli.e.
.oy3-' We renre, 70 learn til D =.
f.. A. Gibson was inquired r+c"nt'y by
u ick from no g.. Tac injury
though painful, we are glad to learn,
Is not serious.
" L,o,'s ar. getting 'listrc sSing
y scarce. We have had a fellow
riding all ever the country Looking
some, ul,, but he reports them rs
Sealcc us,Spri"g chckcus.
ca2- j. Hubbcrs Livery, tie
music teachor, passed through hero
last Muud'iy'iIofni7,y in the direction
Of Charlotte. We warn the "tar.
hce'a' to keep shasD Lockout for
him as he is undoubtedly Il swlndle.
w. We arc Informed that all the
pr;nci ipal stores in town viii be closed
on the Cd IF May in order to give
their employees an opportunity to
participate in the Fiiomcn's Ami.
varsary.
" The Editor returns thanks fo +
an Invitation to the young ladies'
My party q, Thespiln Hall, on May
thc tst. We will attend with great
pleasure.
" Preparations arc making in
the Seminary for an exhibition in
May Wo arc. assured that ,hese
yong ladies' will acqnit themselves
with credit to themselves aud their
efficient instructors.
-, :, --+--
A lot Of Texas Mustangs arrived
in town yesterday and are at Mr.
Terrill's stable. A bystander re
marked that they were an extra fnt
set Of animals, 80 fiue that you coulu
tee through them.
VI. MIR. G. II. NoM"psor is can
wasting for Subscribers to Dr.
La aBorde's History Of the College
lie has boen pretty successful
Every alumnus or friend of the ole
inetitution sbuult: have u copy.
r-gJ" What about the McCav
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lSrLArIoN! - Danuenbcrg e. Co
save now opened iu' the spacious
store formerly occupied by BAco. &
9" aud as Congress has passed the
currency bill, which. goes to the
Southern States We ho3e our friends
"'li hotforact us in pncslrg away all
pane cu'reccy they havf on hand.
Business is no~ the order of tho day
with US. We have engaged Mr.. e.
). Chandler wuo will te pleased to
sec bis friends. Call on him ut our
Mammoth Store. ::
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candidate out. Don't cale much who
ho is, provided he oau rut Up rat
ling little Fight.
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csE3- j. Hubbers Livery, tie
music tea chor, passed through here
las, MoudEy"SIofnins in the direction
of Charlotte. We warn the "tar.
heels" to keep shasp Lockout for
him as he is undoubtedly swIndle.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

" We arc Informed that all the
principal stores in town viii be closed
on the Cd IF May in order to give
their employees an. opportunity to
participate in the Fi,cmcr's Anni.
V3rsarY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

A lot Of Texas Mustangs arrived
in town yesterday and are at Mr..
Terrill's stable. A bystander re.
marked that they were an ertr" fine
set Of animals, 80 fne that you could
tec through them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

" Preparations arc making in
the SEMINARY for an exhibition in
May: We arc assured that these
yong ladies' will acqnit themselves
with credit to themselves and their
efficient instructors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

" The residences of Judge
Robertson and Cnp,. Clowhcy, and
The patch of magnificent clover of the
latter, arc much admifed by
n"rthc'n tourists passing Gu the train.
Ihs ga,oen Of t:nl. Ron and Mr.
Boy ton are alto "tjects of admira.
ti"n. Mrs. Nion i, an atcompl,sheL
it"r'cuitnri,t, vnl bra utlf4l flow
cro "n'! >nru'tocry oi 'are excellence
a'tes' her sflt!. Or .saLctum vas
""r"cd fc" days Sinee by some
"Xqn'*'tc 'osrs ttoai this galCcn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

" AIr Ne;>o;.'s Lonl cf $40, 600
MS County Treasurer la, been up-
fr"vea'by 'he C"ph'y Commissioner.
We presume lc viii soon enter upun
the duties Vt hi,rffi:e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

O5- The Editor returns thanks fo +
an Invitation to tho young ladies'
My party a. Thespiln Hall, on May
thc tst. We will attend with great
pleasure. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

A CALL.-AlI citizens Of Fairfield
County are requested to meet i"
Wlunsboro on the frat Monday j.
May, at II N in the Thespian Hall
FIR the purpose Of oIm,ng Tax
Unions for fairfield.
T.. g.. E. ELKIN,
Chair. Adjourned Meeting.
Il. Means Davis Sec.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

0cT Mr.. G.. II. .Parkes died on
F'Iuuy, the 24th Of April, and was
buried at the Prosbyte rian, cemetery
ir town on Saturday.. Mr. Parker
was citizen Of Winnsboto FIR abUut
thirty years, during most Of which
nae, h pu,sued his trade as tailor.
For some time past be has lived in
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VERY Low.
BOOTS. )
Shoes. ,
HATS.
&C.,

In Great Variety and Sold Low
FOR CASH Our goods will be
shown with pleasure.
No Charges for Looking
,, !. =.
sprtl2S
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eW- we leatn that there have
been several ouses Of hydrophoLia in
the upper port on Of the County.
Mr.. David Cork lost four valuable
hounds, an9 other gcnIlcmrn met
with slsin,iar losses. The aumuls
were killed before any damage Was
done.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-29

Gt ,Mr. G. II. NlcMnstor 10 can.
wasting for Subscribers to Dr..
la Borde's History Of the College.
lie has boen pretty successful.
Every alumnus or friend of the old
institution shoulG have o"py.
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the country, being in feeble ho ,Ith.
i16 was, at the time IF his d,a,h,
about sixty yeaIs OF uge.
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G We clip the following from
the ,UniumIIcIald
A. fearful r,lmor is upon the streets,
involving the feace vi II respectable
family aud the conduct Of q chronic
lIbert,ne.
Passengers from Columbia state
chat Governor Franklin j. Moses, Jr.
chief'magistrate Of Sonth Carolina,
and com mander >in-chief Of tho State
militia, IS Tie ].oyeiace referred to,
ali bis victim the daughter of II car.
pet bag frorce.Or' iii the University.
NJ oses Is the head of the Radical
patty in South Carolina; The party
has just cause. for pride IL their
"utivv young Governor. We bave
heard no particulars of this disgust
Ing affair.
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., NOTICE.

MY customers ant friends Ore hereby
lNI notified ,that my store will not 10
open on Saturday., May 2ud, le74, and
NO business will DC transacted on that
day. Il. j. McCARLEY.
april 25-t1xl. = -.
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rc9y" What about the McCaw
fund 7 But little has been collected.
Wc know there are many citizens
willing to give dollar or SO each.
Cun.rihut,o, may he h"uded TO
Gen. Jno. Bration, or the Editor of
this paper.
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" Next Mvnd:y begins Court
wohk Scsc,nl interesting t'i.ls will
probably come off. Monday being
court day, Saleh"y, aud the day for
IL public meeting. We lock f.r IL lursc
number uf persons j" town.
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~ a gentleman asked us on
Tuesday, whether Congress had ad.
juurncd. We told him that there
Was so much Important busines. be-.
fore that august body, it would not
adjourn hr(Sro June. lie replied,
we must DC mistaken ho had &c cen
tho Hon. AS. " Wallace, Congressman
Of the fourth district, in the streets
Of Wlnnsboro, and he knew that that
Official would not have. left Washing
ton unless Cougreas had adjourned. We
reasoned with him mildly, aud at
last produced tho latest telegrnms,
showing that Congress was sf'll fight
ing hard over finances with no pros.
pect Of adjournment. Our friend
"smolc a spiIe,' aud remarked that
he had lost faith in Cougressmep,
shat is, in Republican, Congress men.
Our worthy Congressman was in
Winnsburo t"o days. IIe was hob
.uobbins with Isaac Miller, and other
radical lights We presume he WAS
on an elec'ioneering tour. Ito hns
doubtlfss heard ugly rumors that
other Richmonds have appeared in the
field, and AZ he was twice made Con.
gresham by Radical votes in Con.
gress Ind ono5 by the people ut
home,, hd! thinks be should hold tho
position by' prescription. =
We want to sec some other lively
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OJ- We would not speak Of TIC
wcn. her were it not that the .hoavy
rains, 6rms uf last %ou, are rulumi.
ty. Cot.o, is not planted, and far.
mels can do nothing. If we 'dn not
now have dry spell, there mus. be
a DISASTROUS crop year. .~ -