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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

The bridges on Congress street,
in front Of the residences of Rev.
j. Obcar, Ms II. B. Boylston and
Rev. J. NJ. Todd, are in bad condi
lion. The attention Of the town
council is respectfully called to the
matter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

ta"y Of tho Treasury to purchase
silver bullion for that purpose,
subject to the restriction that the
sum of money invested at any ono
timd, exclusive of the remolting
coin, shall not exceed $1,00o,O0O
If these bills become laws the
pressing demand for small change
VIII SOON be supplied to u great
extent. SO says the Charlotte
OGstrrer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

The STATE DEMocEAcY.-Thc Dem
ocra'ic Staty! Fxccutiyc Committee
met ut Columbia on the Sth inst.
The Committee recommend the
carly adoption of The constitution
they suggest, in all the counties. It
is what is known as the "Andcrson.
Constitution" a}!l hiiGa 3;tlrcady been
adopted by many Democratic clubs
in the State. The Gibbs already or.
glnizcd arc referred to this form of
constitution for guidance on all
points not embraced in that undcr
.wliich they arc organized. The
Executive Committce recommend
that there shall be fofmcd in each
county, as early rs practicable, Il
central organization, which shall be
charged with thn interests of the
Democratic party in the county, and
with which the State Executive Com
mittcc car communiicatc. The pic
'faiding o}titcr Of such central organ
izttion is required to forward us
soon rs possible to the Ch;tirman of
the State Executive Committee the
namc and t-oflico address of the
Chai''fi,an Of the Executive Commit
tee of his county. Gen. James
Conner, Of Charleston, is Chairman
Of Tie Democratic State Executive
Committee, and ]. +. Izlar, Esq, of
OrangcbnsrG, is secretary. The
Committee will hold sessions, Mt
Columbia, as often as may be ncccs-
Sary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

The .SoutheyW Piuutcy un@ yu1Ut
rr for June has been received, and
is, as arc all the numbers Of this
magazine We have seen, well filed
with excellent reading for The agri
culturist. This standard periodical
is published by Il. r.. Dickinson.
Richmond, Va, at two dollars per
annum, in advance.
Dr. Bulls Vegetable Pills for the
cure of Liver Complaint, Bilious
Affections, Headache, and especially
Sex Headache, Pain in the Side,
Stomach, Back or Intestincs, Sick
Stomach, Gidincss, Dmncss OF
sight, Week. Nerves, Loss of Appc-
tito, Costivcnoss, Dyspepsia, De.
rangemcntof the Kidneys, and nll
delicate Female Complaints Fol
sac by all druggists ut 25 cts. box
IN the Supreme Court recently
lex Gov. r.. x. Scott was, on motion
OF Tx Gov. t. j. Moses, Jr., admit
ted to practice as an attorney ut
law. What fine sight it must have
been to sec the champion carpet
Dagger and the champion thicI
together in tho highest court of the
State, the ono asking to be admitted
on its roll Of attorneys, and the 9TH
CT presenting the petition Scott
will make ~ fine lawyer. Larceny
will be his speciality
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES !

They would ask yonr attention tn their
stpGk of Piqurs which they are selling
al i,Hm T2!c t" 5os They give
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

SMALL SILVER CHANGE The move
ment to substitute small silver
change for fractional currency
evidently grows in Congress sional as
we'll rs popular favor. The nation
al House of Representatives. has
passed. two bills relating to this
subject. Tho first authorizes tho
Secretary Of tho Treasury TO issue
the silver coin now in tho treasury
to IN amount not exceeding $40
100000 in exchange for an equal
amount of legal tender notes. The
second bill authorizes the mar,u-.
factnre Of subsidiary coin to an
amount not exceeding $20,OOO,O0O,
in addition to the quantity authoriz-
od for the redemption of fractional
currency, and empowers the Score
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
Special attention

to nGNs goods. \ lot "f goats dress
shirts tt $1,000 per dozen, CASH.
n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
LOCAL I'I'HlMS

LOCAL I'.E'IEMS.
Posr OFFICE Houns-Tho post
office will DO open daily (Sundays
cxcoptcd) from 8 A. NJ, to 12M.
and from 2 to s p. Nj. Northern
and Southern mail close ut 8 p. M.
precisely. D&D" Mail delivered on
Sundays from 8 to 8 A. M. only.
RAILROAD ScnEDu1E.-The trains
ON G. G. & a. H. Il. now leave
Wmnsboro as follows: G,ing north
1890 Il. m. Goirs south, 1856, a IN
Accommodation day trains: Going
NORTH, 11.39, IL. IN. Going south,
.l2.1G. These trains meet at WmDs
boro
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lumber--C. A. Abeli.
Notice lLcnry jacob.
Plated Ware, &c-Connor e. Chan,
'dicr.
New s-NI.AIastcr 4 Brice.
Just Rcceivcl-J. +. McMastcr
& Go.
Fly Pape:-MnM istev & B"ico.
Closing Out---R. i. Dlnneubers.
TT. c,. Ar + D-,I- :.
Wmnsboro on Monday last.
D,,,o, ,,,--~,i,--' ,- -. .--,,, .-- !,
i'"'''''''"'' '''o Io"hSnlp SCHOOL
meetings on Saturday noSt'
,>r a., ,: 80 !,
the News and HERALD.
;.u,,o a,,.,i-, 80 u - IIo,,, ST. /,
,,,, ,.S,,n,,n,,,. &C.,, " '''' w
" wa ''''''' i'l'N
A new fence has brcn n,,crl
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'A'o''''" i"i we 'i''o ''l'''' IT,
Bricc's Btidrc, over Little River
WAS washed away on Saturday
afternoon, Tho river was h;nhnr
'l'' u "'"' '''h 1"r very many
S'''' .>:.--
The rains Lust week were tl,nsu,! H..
" hr.Ny, md il * f;afcd that
considerable damage has been Zone
10 Ghe crops, ho'I! OF gram ana
''''o'''
In the pryceelings Of the Supreme
wv '''''' WV ,''i, WIS
',,. l,'''" 81 J'.in n.l '1'.'H 'e'':,2'' a}'
NI,scs for ,rt;t;nncr Gron.rd
Writ rcturnabic Friday, 23d, at II
Il. m.
What does this mean
,r, ,-,---- I,-.- ,
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n, ,Ip - D,
w.. n r,,l, a.a j., ,,.l aa,>J;
N>''' ~ N''' - '>>''' W. $50 ~ ''>> O''1'>'N
lion. The attention Of the town
council is Respectfully called to the
matter.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
T. Il
THE FAMILY VISITOR.

Ilnc | IT,.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
THE FLOWERS CHOICE.

/ heard the flowers on day
Confess in turn the fate which they
Would deem most blessed.
The timid violet whispered: "I
Would choose to live-I dare not die!
Let me be pressed"
The nossrose raised its dainty head,
And bluahing: "Ah what bliss" it said,
"For aye to rest
On some fair maiden's bosom soft,
And, with her loving fingers, oft
10 be cAressed I"
The gAndy Peony declared,
Al arrogant around il stared:
ITO be admired
10 all ask! And tits my due;
Ny loveliness leaves nothing new
To be desiredl"
The modest daisy said: al know,
Alasi I am not ft to grow
Mid such % vel
Yet God hath given 10 each place
To occupy . little space,
Thoagh mean he be.
Content with my estate, pray,
Where He has placed me, there to stay
Till life Is done;
Enjoying warmth, enjoying light,
Until my everlasting night
Obscure the sunl"
And last the lily, fair and mild,
Spoke, sighing: "When little child
Il matched by death,
I'd love IN nestle pure and bright
Within its hands so cold and white;
Or, In q wreath
I'd twine me DER the collins lid,
Till from the mothers sight twas hid;
And l would make
The hideousness of death appear
Le~ foully hideous-almost fair,
For her poor sake,"
The lily rpoke, and for a space
The dewy tears were shed apace!
And all confessed,
Who heard her gentle words, that she,
So full Of love and sympathy,
Had chosen best
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

not be apt to carry this year. He argues
from several standPoints- each Of which 10
plausible ground-to the conclusion that The
people Of the United States would rather
have the bankrupt Get o. Il stands than Be
without II but he admits the probability Of
some slight amendments during Tie session Of
congress. No sweeping rspeaI coald, under
any eircumstances, interfere with suits In
progress q the time Of the repeal, but the
law would Be continued in force, 90 far q
they were concerned, until their eouelusion.
The senate Judiciary eoanitees u composed
OF the hest lswyefs Of the senate, and from
hints that they throw ont nov and then
when they speak Of this sabjecs, IL ID cor
rectly inferred that they are not yet ready
the repeal Of the sca.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
The Good Prinoess Marguerits.

You should see the Tiber flood ad.
vance up Roman street. 1t comes
very stealthily. The yellow waters
curl in little rings and then spread
with a soft "slush" and then curl
again, ooze up through the stones and
unite and go on spreading. You Won
der at first how it can be so dangerous,
but suddenly you find it assembled in
full force, resting its thick masses
against PORTIONS and shops, filing
court-yards and cellars, and doing all
its fearful damages noiselessly. Ifever
you are in Rome during an .inundation
do not fail to &c to the sacristy door OF
the Pantheon and see the great dome
reflected in the waters that cover the
stone floor of the old temple: it is a
strange sight, and although SO sad and
comfortless, it has sort of gr'andiose
effect if you are in the humor to enjoy
tragic scene. Out Port Angelica the
river rushed, and laborers were there
night and day during the swell in boats,
SO as to help the inhabitants of the
Pratt. When the great swell won't
down the bonny Princess Marguerite
drove out there. The men had not vet
left their posts. They ranged them
selves along the road and cheered the
pretty, good princess with all their
might, while she gave to the haggard,
dirty men her best and sweetest smiles.
As she looked at them the tears came
into her eyes. After she had driven
on little distance the carriage stopped,
and the captain OF the boat service was
summoned. The princess wished to
speak to him. He went to her. How
long have those poor men been work
ing in that wet placer she asked.
1.-TWO days and nights, your Royal
Highness." Poor, poor creatures !"
she said, with a trembling voice, "give
them this for wine :" and she handed
him hundred-franc note, and drove
on. The men sent up shout when
the captain returned with the money,
a shout that might have reached Ponte
Mollc. The captain sent off for bread
and prcsci,ata (ham) and wine. The
men had grand feast. They drank
the princess health again and again.
After their improvised banquet was
over there remained three francs apiece
for each man, which he had over and
above his wages. Rome Correspondence
Ptitadclphia Bulletin.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

scHExcx's PuLNoHIc synuP, SEA WEED TONIC
AHD MANDRxKE PILLA- These deservedIy ceIe.
brated and popular medicines have effected revo-
luton in the healing art, and proved the fallacy
several maxims which have for many years OBJ
stTucted the progress of medical science The false
supposition that Consumption Is incurablen de-
TERED physicians from attempting to find remedies
for that disease and patients aicted with it recon-
ciled themselves to death without making an effort
to escape from doom which they supposed to be
unavoidable. 1t is now proved, however that Com
sumption Be cured and that il has beep cured In
very great mum Der of some of them apparently
desperate ones by Scheack's Pulmonic Syrup
alone; and in other cases by the same medicine in
connection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pulls, one or both, according to the re-
quirements Of the case.
DR.. Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years. supposed
at one time to be at the very gate OF DEATH his ply
sicians having pronounced his case hopeless and
abandoned him to his fate. He was cured by the
aforesaid medicines and, since his recovery, many
thousands similarly affected have used Dr. Schenck
preparations with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making II not
absolutely necessary to personally see DR.. Schenek
unless patients wish their lungs examined and for
this purpose he is professionally at his principal
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
druggists. q
E. J. HART CO., Nos. IS, rs, and Il Tchoupitoulas
Street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

to extirpate persons of criminal habits,
as surgeon extirpates a gangrened
organ, in some humane manner-by
anmsthesia, for example-than to sub
ject them, as is now the practice, to a
prison culture calculated to render re-
generation hopeless, and then to recon-
vict them again and again for not hav-
ing become morally sane under treat
ment specially adapted to destroy any
existing vestige of moral vitality
Francis Jerry Fairfield
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29


The Peoples Common Senae Medica! Adj
wiser, book Of about nine hundred pages,
illustrated with over two hundred and fifty
engravings and colored plates, and lQld at
the exceedingly low price Of $1.50, tehs you
how tc cure Catarrh, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Sick, Bilious and
other Headaches, Scrofula, Bronchial, Throat
and Lung Diseases al diseases peculiar to
women, and most other chronic as well as
acute disorders. 1t contains important in
formation for the young and old, male and
female, single and married, nowhere else TO
be found. Men and women, married and
single, are tempted to ask their family ply
Stefan thousands Of questions on delicate
topics, but are deferred from, doing SO by
their modesty. This work answers just such
questions ed fully and plainly as to leave no
one in doubt. It il sold by agents, or sent
by mail {postpaid} ON receipt Of price. Adj
dress the author, R. v. Pierce, NJ D., Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
A wonderful Fortune.


Inc good fortune OF the Uuicowar
VI Dar9ea' one OF the most gorgeous
OF tne rrinces OF india wltn wnom' the
frlnce OF w aes mas come IN contact,
IS su2]ec! o. endless interest ana
amused pewnderment 70 the English
coiresPondsnts. ne looks about ten
OF WE'VE, tne age at wnicn an English
uay: Is mos. awKwafo, uncouln and
adoictea 10 tumphng over ms own aD-
hoInany osveioPeo iee@ Ony 2 re"
n nlon..'s .gu s, ne was Pooa ooy Y On
o III. 49,. H,n, ~ : amy olon
any pancil s.c iof sne colnmoness heces-
sarles Q. hie. nls pfacticM aequa,n-
lance WITH clothing o'd not extend be
Sonu tiu .mie, I'VE. unS' e. Inc , me Pc
n.'I.;a.a..es go - ~. - PI
Ia. siN" S..SI.a : .en 80 ~ nls .oie
n Suu1ey .nele came i u nun !, =
anI III sla. .sa sccie. me vn,
;ase Ivy .nsousa caaelui geheaiogacal
inquiries, was discovered 10 De coiiat,
eraiiy me nearest nelr 70 Inc disgraced
anu ds!'osea GsicoMs ne was taAen
rom ms yailage "itn nj nonor' placed
with elaoorate ceremonial ON the
tnrone OF baroda; the mobiles ana
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
Hans Teeth.
New York Time.

Pehaps it does not occur to many
that hens and other fowls have teeth ;
hence, presume, IS the meaning Of the
expression, "scarce a. hens teeth.
Now, hens have teeth, and will de-
scribe them and the manner in which
they are used for proper mastication,
and in order to help digestion, which
Is quite rs necessary in all animals as
in the human body. The common or
principal food for poultry is grain
and insects, which first lass down the
ssophagus into . sort of pouch, COM
monty called the crop. Here it re-
mains for . time, mingled with o wa
terry secretion in which the grains are
macerated and softened. The food is
then carried farther down until it
reaches q second digestion, named the
proventriculus or secreting stomach.
The mucous membrane here is thick
and glAndular, and is provided with
numerous secresing fo1licles. From
them an acid fluid is elected, by which
the food is subjected to further changes.
II next passes into the gizzard or tri-
turating stomach, . cavity inclosed by
thick muscular walls, and lined with a |
remarkably tough and horny ephi-
thelum. Here It is subjected to the
crushing and grinding action of the
particles, or, IN reality, teeth,
assisted by grains of sand and gravel,
which the bird instinctively swallows
with the food, by which it is tritar.
tied and disintegrated till it is re-
iuced to uniform pulp, upon which
he digestive fluids can effectively op-
rate. The mass then passes into the
where it meets with the in
estinal juices, which complete the pro-
ess of solution, and from the intes-
inal cavity it is finally absorbed in .
iquid form by the vessels Of the mu-
US membrane.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

pounds hogs hearts, ten pounds fat
pork, twelve ounces salt, six ounces
pepper, sage to taste, other spices if
you like, chop fine and put in skins.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR READERS
SPECL1L CALL!
AGENTS WANTED

To sell the New Patent Improved EYE CUTE.
o'a" zs. f. q, IL Hs ss'11g ss:,.s offered
pleasant employment
The value of the celebrated new Patent improved
Eye Cups for the restoration of sight breaks out ana
moniaIs Of cures and recommended by more than
LOCO Of our best th ysicians in their practice
logical discovery, and as ALEX. r. WrErH, N. D.,
and VIZ BEATLEY, NJ o., write, they are certainly
Read the following certificates:
FUEsUsoN STATION, Logan Co., KY, June 9Th.
Dz; j BALL Co., p oe,lists; c,. -. =
Judgment the most splendid triumph which optical
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from the ignorance and prejudice Of too skeptical
It is only queeon Of time as regards their general
accePtance and Endorsement By all have In my
ocai terms 70 their merits. The most prominent
physicians Of my COUNTY recommend your Eye Cups
wnl4a Ssassss. D. s., a kg so9 writes.
Ny sight is fully restored 81 the use Of your Patent
xLs1. r. WYErH. N. D., Atchison, Pa, writes.
by paralysis to lie optic nerve to my utter astonish,
msns ys1 Patent o. Eye CTps restored my eyesshf
REV. s. B. FALxnssURe, Minister Of N. E.
Church, writes: Your Patent Eye Cups have re-
stored ny sight, for which am most thankful to
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HORACE D. DuHAHr, n. D., says: &" sold, and
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top business, promises far as can see to be
Mayor E. c. ELLIS wrote U.S. November 18th, 1859.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

"A statement-s going the round. of
the political pres that the next Electoral
College Including The new Stale Of Colo
ssdo-uiu comprise 40 members Wishout
the uev State ~ Colorado the nunber ess
80. v1fh IL tire numi<r j. 2tp, ~ felIoHs:
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

A LITTLE boy carrying some eggs
home from the shop dropped them.
Did you break any?" asked his
mother when he told her of it. "No,'
said the little fellow, "but the shelf
came off some of EN-"
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

YEGETINE is nourishing and strength
ening; puri6es the blood; regulates the
bowels; quiets the nervous system; acts di-
recfly upon the secretions, and arouses the
whole system to action.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

In the United States Senate, ON th<
1eth, Mr.. Hsn'iltou, Of Texas, introduced I
Southern Paci6c rsilroad bin. Its main poin1u
are a. follows: He proposes TO satherise thu
southern Psci6c Railrsad CcaPany, Of CaE
fcruia, 10 eTtend it's line eastward frpm IL
colorado river 10 meet the Texas Paej6e
raii.csd on the latter's line, or one moFs pine
tlcaoie, II found, ON or near the sd parslIel
ne said Southern Pnei6c Company 70 have
snd enjoy for the portion ID constructs all he
hnd freat and Other rights heretofore peo.
vided for the TeHas Pacific COMPANY. fhe
sogfhsrn PsciEc Company l. also empowered
bud! rcsd frvus some point ea In line
% - nip canal in sau Diego. Bay, and for
- portion also shslI enjoy al rigks ksreto-
fe.e HEnnfed to the Texas Pseixs line, BRO.
vl0ed Il dhnll build twenty miles of this brsneI,
wiaann two years, and twenty miles yearly
oereaffer. Ii il also required to commence
vofk Co it, extension eastward from the Col
erneo within one year after its road IL com
p!eeed to that line, " now required BY lis
g Ne srtension yearly until il connects with
- TEXAS Pscihc, provided that this con-
1er>l0u, II west Of the eastern boundaxy of
New 1exice, shall be made within six years
-. TIE enactment Of this bin. Another
So g sSsss ss s q t..s s ssaises,SI
shsu be operated - one continuous
neh unjugt discrimination In rates Of freight
- IRE skal1 be made by either Of mid con
ntes sgainst the other. This bil1 10 de-
- Rseiac rniIroad bli. II { IN ths interest
q oe ceutsal and Union Rsei6e railroads,
- tsrncr controlled BY Hunting3on. and
- latter BY Jay Gould. II built, DIT md
VII be feesler 70 these coFporntions and
soufhers route only In na8s.
II will be remembered IT. n IL
eime If the passage Of the bankrupt Get i.
xso7, there was sewers struggle bstwsss ths /
sSnssctinz intsresss, and wbsn that biI -
kssscd ~ trsmsrs believed 10 almost pesiect.
cc9e Of ne provisions were, hswsvss, found
.moignc'.-, but fhrou n judieiaa eoas1rae-
got to point where the lawyers can bsndIe
y Psetsy well. About the year 1859, the 81.
loss TO repeal il commenced and kent nm |
anui the I'D If June. 1874, substitute VS.
approved by Che President. The substituSe
~ ~ way with great number Of features
~ rendered the law objectionable 70 many.
shis does not -esm 10 have reaoked n
'nough u we NAV Judge bv the e1bvE ~ ,
seye been ma4e aneo 81 tsue - rrs.,c1 a
20 less than twenty bills for repeal ~ 81.
eedy been Presented by member 81 eo,-
- irom diksrent eections, and their 4
ne Judiciary committee If the hcuse 1.
1erEed With the disposition Of shese bills.
"a Us menbsrs are generally surprised n | I
- suenftn ne increment seems to have |
= sr5usd by thee who wish to repeal,
.ss.S Y; fsps scts i1 ibis country have orig
tier the dePrsssiou hn. subsidized hove ~ | .
speaied- but II msy be stated MA eon1- .
ence upon the word Of one Of he shrsvd- 1 :,
e lawyers In con re~s, who has looked into
= natter and found 3uss where the strength =
fPeai proposition exisss, that il will
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

A BUTLER Who CAME UP.-Here
is sample of the ups and downs Of
English life. Recently one of the
upper ten" became q bankrupt and
his establishment has been broken up.
Three weeks ago his magnificent town
house was sold at auction for 81 Ii, 900.
And who do you think was the pur-
chaser? No other than his own butler,
who, while his master was squandering
his estate, saved up his money and was
able to pay the cash for his purchase.
He is now about to turn the house in
which he lived as servant into a first
class hotel, of which he will be the
sole proprietor.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

ln1aresy aasasahe4Gry.
THE CHAKrER OAK is as near perfection
al we ever expect to ind . stove. Entirely
satisfactory; in short, q perfect success as q
6rst-class cooking stove;
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

Or the 5000, 900 Jews estimated to
be on the face of the globe, 120, 900
are assigned to America, $4,000 to
France, 300 to Ireland, 25 to Norway.
One out of every seven inhabitants of
Poland, and one out of every twenty
five Of Hamburg, Rounania and Aus
tria are Hebrews.