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The daily gazette., 1876-02-22

Tee SUB seriher about to quit farming. will
sell at Public Sale. on
THURSDAY. MARCH I'd. $50.
Ills entire stock and farming utensils, on
abe farm, situated IN Mill Creek Humid ed
on the rad frcm Red Clay Church 10 Men
denhall mi Is. consisting of two O.
good farm or diving horses; no. IJN\
!. Nelly. good brooding mare. T~S
kind and gentl will W ork in all --AL-A
Kinds OF harness; No. ., Me, II large roam
horse, coming years old, perfectly gentle
will work in all kind of hainess; No. 5. very
fine colt coming 2years old, Of good stock ;
& ro1d milch cows, soon will be coming in
profit, 2 heitcrs, 3 shoats Farming lmple
ments: Germantown carriage nearly new.
} iarm wagon, horse cart. dug ou;, hay
bed. gram fan, corn sh alier. plOws, har-
7ow and cultiyator. forks. rakes. Eo.s. one
revolving orse axe Grain cradles Also,
3 SCI o! lead or plow hafnoss one saddle, one
set Of cart harness. one set o. carriage har-
uess. collars, bridles, hnltC>,, Dairy Fixtures
consisting ot a chuIr. butter tub. cream cans
and a .Ut g! tin bans. Also. a lot of ork and
lard a gooi lot cf laying hens free from
cholera, lot Of guinea h-n'. als0, halt interest
in ten acres of wheat IN ground, and a lot oil
things 90 numerous to Insntion.
sale 10 commence at O'Clock, p, NJ
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums Of $50. and
howard. credit OF months viii be given
by purchaser, giving bankable notes, with
approved endors.r. FIVE per cent. off fol
cash. CHARLES Mitchell
FHoKis BaAcSEY.tAu't, feDl7.w
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"F0Rs SUFFERING LADIES'
Or, ROGERSON'S SPECIFIC

"FEMALB HYDRAsTIN POWDERS" (Trade
hark). sure cure for LeucorrhGa, Uterine
irritations, &c. Dr. Rogerson WAS pupil of
the late SIR James simpson Bart; Professor
OF Midwifery and Diseases OF Women, Uni
yersity of Edinburgh; and Physician TO
Queen Victoria. BY mail sealed II per box.
- Address: DIR. RoGBRsoN, z. o. Box 256S,
New York. aug26d&wGm
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q, Siy head of good work and driv-
I1> ing hsrses, one colt coming three
%Ay& years or, and one yeArllng colt,
--4-I--4 both good stock. Six head ~ESy5T
81 good mileh COWS, all coming proGi. NY
one pair Of red steers. coming thu ee kaAAAQsn
years cd, two earring calves. one lat COW,
two brood sows ten Fead of good shOats.
RARMI vi IMPLEMENT, Ono Cnam-
picn combined mower and reaper. nehrly
new; l Hus ey reauer. WOOD mower. iroa
axle farm wagon. small peach wagon. OK
cart, family carriages in good order. bug
cy, i good wheat dri.l, ! steel tooth wheel
rake. set Of wagon harncSs;2 2 sets double
plOw re ,Ts, collars, hridles. bsl ers and lines
fan, shlvels, forks, rakcs, hoes, lot OF double
dies, OK yoke. so bushels seed cats. hay by
the ton. blades by the bundle meat by the
pound, lot of grain bags griudstone, maui
and wedges, meat casks. Household and
Kitchen fuInitnre, consisting o! beds, bed
steads and bedding. chairs. tables. sofa look
ing glasses, c2rpe 3, dc. One parlor stove,
and numerous other articles too tedious to
mention.
Also. at the same time and place. one pair
of mules, one heller, two yearling calves, ]
bull and six good shoats. (The property OF
Jonathan Sapp's estate).
IkRMS.-All sums OF 90 and under, cash;
all over that amount credit of I months
will be given. by the purchaser giving a
bankabie note with approved endorser.
VIM. u. FORD, Administrator.
Kirkwool, Del. Feb. 10. 1876. febl5.wts
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A DIN .NIsrRATORs SALE,uF
Personal Property.

Will be sold Mt Public Sale. at the la'e res
ideuce of David Ford. deceased, in Penca or
Hundred. New Castle Iunty. Del, On the
road leading from Glasgow to summit Bidge.
op
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY :3i, 1876,
Atl O'Clock. A. NJ.
tne following described Personal Property.
tp wit;
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-4-Ci TAMlSE-w W nave received direc
ID from tee importer, a full line OF these
elegant goods, 10 which we invite attention
W. Is. SHARP.
fourth and Market street.
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u, A1TlNGe--W e have ncW Ia stock whi
NJ aId check anion mating by the pIc
r. d, at.the. low est pr ces.
W. b. SHAH,
Fourth and MarEet etrse
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Bowers Aoof Linimeut

After 80 years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &c, have learn
ed that more herses have been crippled by
inattea ton to the feet than all other diseases
'ombined. After men experiments have
found he true remedy to PREVENT the dis,
ease the hoof, or restore it after negligence,
to WI at nature intended 1t should be-ths
c7sat support of the noble animal. II the hoof Is
iniamed and diseased, the animal is compare
lively worthless. This Lniment will surely
preuent tins worst OF all diseases, Contraction
Corns, Quarter, C-acks, Contraction OF tn
Back Sinew generally called Knee SprunS
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by tho want OF such a remedy.
ASTry II, and 1t will never fail II properly
applied, VIZ:
Battle the horses foot once week, or often.
or II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the HAIR.
III. G. BOYER,
Norr1stown, Pa.
MR. h. q. BOYER-Deay Sir: This is to Ger
tfy that have used your Liniment in IN
stable Tor three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and lind it the best pre-
Paration have ever used ON horses. 1t IS. al
better than you recommend it. Send me 1--WE
cases at once, by express, 9. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3lst street ~ ew York City
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TO SUFFERING LADIES. Rogcrson's
Femade Hydrdstia PODders, for ali female
Complaints. by mail, 81. Address, Dr.
Rogerson. p. y. Box. 256S N. y. 1,tv
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IYARPER & PERCIvAL, ,as for
III Pay the highest cash price'
Cotton and " oolen Kags',,etals,
Books and Paper, Old Iron anu INV
OF all kinds, at
mo- 2i' " Ssi Wilmington J.
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PUBLIC SALE,

Tee SUB scriher about to quit farming. will
sell at Public Sale. on
THURSDAY, MARCH I'd, 1.7j.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

BROOKLYN BRANCH,
Nos. lO2, iOf and 1o3 Court ST. -
between Schermerhorn and STATE.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A. NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No ) East 18th St. near 5th av. r,,.,.,
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORS
dn addition present renowned corps engaged rom
1
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MUSICAL.

A REFINED YOUNG LADY LATELY ARRIVED
"A from Germany who is excellent artist and nges.
Is desrous OF obtaining once, plac As church singer;
best reference Offers please address 20 Messrs sOhO-
BERTH & CO.. % Union square
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
~ ton as chambermaid and waitress or chAmbermaid
and tc take Of children and three reference
lrom her last place Address B. box 1856 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A FIRST CLASS PROPERTY. ONE HOURS RIDE
~ from Nss York TO! exchange Of Merchandise dry,
goods Addrs. CONFIDENTIAL, % UuiOn place, Green
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srrUArIoNs wANrED-FEMALEs.
Chambermaids. sc.

TO WEST sOTH ST. FIRST FLOOR-A YOUNG
LIZ girl, lately landed from England, ehsmbermaid
I'D waitress 10 do general homework Address his
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

H1O 9TH Av.-To LET, FURNISHED, on FIRST
OtJ floor large front PArlor and Bedroom to gentle
for business light housekeeping modern improve
ments; any time
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

Catholic church must possess a full quality Of voice
and be good reader Call Monday to P. NJ. at stein
way A Sons Piano Rooms, East 18th ST.
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Dressmakers and seamstresse.

100 4rH Av., BETWEEN i1TH AND I1TH Sfs.-
lOA An italian girl aking French and very little Bnl
Ish, chAmbernaid chidrens wher
place.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.

FEW SPLENDID FLOORS TO LET-IN THREE
~ brown stone houses Parlor Floors S2S Third Floor
$50 Apply 693 Second avenue Thirty yseventl
street, to housekeeper
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AsTROLOGY.

WANTED TO HIRE-A SECOND HAND SAFE FOH
w few months. Address box los hefau Op'o"n
Branch Office
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

> OEE % Az. THIRD FLOOR 0HARLEM.-7A
G.ZOO young girl as ehambermaid, willing and obhS-
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HOTELS.
WINTER RESORTS.

HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. BEkMUDA-THIS
first class house open under the management Of
John W Dodge OF Mount Washington; prices reas9na e;
communication York every fortnight blythe ee
eant IRON eamp Canma climate and scenery unsur-
passed For information and photographs apply TO A. T.
OUTERBRIpGE. - Broadway,
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A SWISS GENTLEMAN SPEAKING GERMAN
n French. Italian and English. desires a position a.
hote clerk in Philadelphia holds the posi-
ton thoroughly hrst class references Address T. j. c.
NoungSiown, Ohio
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Help WANTED-MALEs.

LIVERY CoACHMAS SHOULD OWN An INDu
II trial Exhibition Bond Buy today at II East 18th
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French, German, Italian and Spanish,
by the
Mastery system. IN ten weeks,

New York Conservatory OF Music,
No East 18th st. ne xt to Delmonicos -
'The been recently introduced IN Eng
land there with the most extraordinary success
1t is marvel OF simplicity and ngenuity-N Iribunes
"After weeks dy able 10 sustain converse.
tion newly acquired language great variety or
snhiects. 'i--ReY T. NJ Gallandet. ID. ID.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

strRscprpTroN BO0KS Now OPEN DAILY.
rba cciehr.ted Arion pianos are used in the school
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

MARY HAVE FOUND PLACE WHERE We GAN
MI have our combngs made up into Pufs, Curls %
switches roots AL way 40 per ounce at T. L.
kETrLkTAS', All y Oth
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN OF 1--WE YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ desires situation IN retail gents furnishing
shirt manuacory ro considerable FIRST class
riiy trade salary required moderate Address O. p. H..
box II I station A.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A PORhIGN LADY DESIRES MORNING ENGAGE,
"A ment music singing, French, German Italian and
thorough education. Address DELTA, Herald Uptown
IRA onic
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

AN ABOUT TO TRAVEL EXTENSIVELY IN THE
West; will take agency. Responsible parties please
address TRAVELLER, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
CIrUATION wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN UNDER
- standing French and German secretary assist
In literary or library Address o. 4. @, Herald Up
town Branch office.
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HOTELS.

At LEXTNGTON AVENUE BATHS. CORNER
n Twenty hth Turkish Roman aud Electric;
separate department r ladies' pleasant Rooms Tor gcnr
nen private table desired House and baths open DAY ana
nteht.
T THE HOWARD LODGING ROOMS, ito CHAT,
Il ham 81, lpo men sleep on spring beds. heAtcd
use OF reading room and daily papers ~ cents ean
IVPNrRAI UOTFf a,g CANAL STREET BETWEEN
" Eares Hotel AID Broadw S9nvcnient 20 AL ciiy
railroads; single Rooms soc and f0e. daiyi = 70 -
weekly,
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East Side.

TlnREE STORY BROWN STONE, 10 ROOMS; ALL
L improvements; perfect order high stoop: S13.5OO
cost sISooO 57th ST. between I'd and Sd avs; will
Address box Seo6 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

ODD ST.. WEST.-TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT
- Board. handsomely furnished PArlor and Bedroom
FIRST floor location and attendance class single
Call Al
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

1nE WEST PATH STA FIRST CLASS DRESS
1OO maker, late from Worth's eld positions IS years
In :he leading Europe and fits and desgns
desires similar position would 20 families eiiy refer
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

C0D ST. 1877 wEST-ELEGANT PARLOR AND
80 Sleeping Room adjoining: also other Rooms third
and fourth floors with hrt class Board references ex
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY OF. ADULTS LIv-
~ ing 9th above 3Sth st. will let, Board
their newly and elegantly furnished Second Floor
fined party of adults only. who appreciate superior
home; references. Address, with name, NORTHROP.
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

LNRST CLASS LADY AND GENTLEMAN AGENT
wanted tor French article needed every house
make 80 10 80 dag. Apply to NiLMOS ALARSDORFf
lpJ Prince It.
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Housekecpers, &c.

10 RIvINGTON ST. NEAR BowERY.-A YOUNG
= widow lady stranger in the city, as housckaeper
widowers family preferred. Call after ?. VI.
40 SIDNEY PLACE, bROOKLYN--A LADY OF RE
I'D tpement and quiet and domestic habits As house
keeper Gail on or address Miss EWING.
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

1OS SOUTH ST. CORNER OLIVER ST.-wANTED
OD Americnti. English or German woman to 60 to th
country to do general housewor permanent job and
wages 10 one who mind her own business
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
~J~a. cSLIAd oSS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
,S.3.NUEE u. TILDEN,
Of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
I'1IO.S. II, XE.NDRZCKS,
Of Indiana.
.JlAa. .cILIAdldat oS.
EoncC:ntic Platform.

We surrender agood loal Of space
in this issue to tho publication in
fill Of the platform adopted by the
late Democratic Convention ut St.
Louis. 1t will repay careful peru
srl, and is confcsscdly q mnstcrly
production With the exception Of
the financial plank it received the
unanimous endorsement Uf the con-
fcntion. There was brief struggle
over tho money question between
the ''hurds' and "softs," but tho first
named triumphcd most gloriously,
tho inil,ltiohists bch,g supported
by only eighty three votes out Of
over sovon hundred. 1t was though t
by many politicians That tho convcn
tion would como to n dead lock on
the iinatlcial question, nhd some
Republican papers deludod tleh-
selves with the iucn that it would
be the rock upon which the Demo-
cratic ship would would go to- pieces
There undoubtedly was danger
ahead, but wise and cautious LEADERS,
were at the holm, and the good old
vessel WAS stcerod safely around the
brcakcra, and into tho smooth sea
beyond. The position taken i,t re-
gard to the resumption Of specie
payments appears to MS To- bo the
correct one. While it commits tho
party to ultimate resumption. ii de-
clarcs i'll favor Of II gradual process,
not fixing tho day, but making pro
por provision therefor III advance. in
order tlmt tho commercial interests
OF the country may receive no dctri-
mcnt thereby. Other grave qucs
tionH are handled with like skill and
adroitncss, and tho whole document
ia sound and statcsranlikc through.
out. The Now York Ueruld snys
of it that sit differs from ordinary
party manifestocs OF the kind in the
marks it bears Of rcl 'oct unity or
composition.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
COM MUNICATED.
A Ccntonnial Handkerchief.

4N". Editor:
Miss E. G.. Nelson has in her
possession q handkerchief over q
hundred years old being in size
about thirty-two by thirty inches.
ltis blue and white checked pure
linen handkerchief. In 1863 it was
tho property Of Miss Mary Wood
ward, who afterwards became Mrs.
Nelson's 1t has been preserved. in
the Nelson family since the rcvolu-
ton. During tho inroads of the
British into South Carolina, it was
hidden, together with number of
other things, in ths thcn vast cano..
brake on the plantation now known
as the Squire Hall Place" three
and a half milos south Of Winns--
boro' If there are any who arc
curious enough to wish to see this
rolic Of the great struggle for
Independence, they will bo gratified
by calling at tho residence of Miss
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
COUNTY AIDiTGR'S CFFIt r
Fairfield County,
WINHsnono, May %. ~,

NolICE is hereby given TIM, the Cnun-
~ ty Auditors office vii hr open for
receiving returns of the property of
Fairfield County from the lst day of June
to the 10Th Of July, 1876.
Section 10 ofthe tax act requires that
cvory person required by aw to li.f prop.
crty shyll annually, between he first day
"fJnnc and the 10th day nt July. make
outnnu deliver to the Auditor Of the cnun
ty in which the property is by law to hc
returned f"r taxation. a statement. vcri-
fled by his oath. OF all the real estate whic..
haH been sold Or transferred Sincrthc last
liHtmcnt Of property for which he was ~
Hronsihle, and to whom: and Of the rcr:cn.
Al property possessed by him rr under his
control on the first day OF June of that
year, either q" owner. agent, parent, has
band, guardian, executor, Administered /.
trustee, receiver. officer, partner factor ui
holder, with the value thereof on said LIST
day ofJnna. estimating according to the
rules prescribe by law. Against al Fer.
soDs who fail to make their returns within
the time prescribed by law, the penalty OF
fifty per cent. will attach
L" facilitate the taxpayers in mal ina
their returns for the fiscal year Of lS7
assessors will attend ut the following
! la 'cS, viz:
iia9cway, June 2}d and 2Ith.
Dnko, Jane 2Gth.
pEr.:am's, June 2Sth.
Gladdrn'S Grove June Seth
HnrGb. July 81 and ith
Jcnkinsvilic, JnIy 5:h.
Frastervi'lc July 7th and Sth.
Y"ngucsvillc, June 10Th n Il 2rth.
jus " >fonGucB. 2Gth ands27th
/ y. Mitchelln store. 23d and oath.
Monticello, June 30th and July LIST.
Lylcs' Ford, July I'd.
W. NJ. Yrngur's store, 9Th md Tth.
The Auditors Office being open from Jun,
list to July 10Th, 1876, after which date ,
penalty Of 30 per ocnt. will attach on al
property not listed.
". b. pEAKE,
Jnne i~tf. Auditor +. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS

We esteem it II proud privilege
to be permitted, through tho emf
ncntly wise action Of tho National
Democratic Convention, to place at
tho head Of our columns tho names
OF Iildcn and Hendricks, M the
nominees Of tho Democratic Party
for tho Offices of President and Vice
President. Having in modest and
unprotentious way usgcd Mr.. I'll
don's availability for the Presidency,
it is especially gratifying that the
opportunity is given us of nnnounc
ing his nomination ut St. Louis, and
it affords us indispensable pleasure
to do so. OF his personal fitness
md qualifications for 80 exalted. q
position rs that Of chief magistrate
Of II great people, there can be no
question. Flo ncods no platform
upon which to enter the contest, for
his record as u reformer has been
made, and upon that record he has
planted himself, and throws down
the g0}o Of battle to his political
opponents. He stands to-Gay be-
fore tho country, and wc might say,
before the worlcl, as tho most con-
spicuous advocate Of reform that the
ago has produced ho has acted up
to his professions, and bis public
life' has cxcmpiiliod his ideas md
doctrines in the fullest sense of the
word. He is indeed reform porsoni.
:iod, and ho il 30 regarded by the
honest hearted MASSES Of the people
AS Governor of the Empire State of
the Union ho has not only climina
ted from tho body polite corrupt Off
,ials and dishonest public servants,
but he has instituted such salutary
reforms as to bring about 4 consid
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05

FLOWER will cure yot of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all their
effects, sttch MS Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual, Costiveness,
palpitation of tho Heart, Heart
burn, Water brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits &c,
we ask you to go to your Druggists,
sMoMAsTER & BR1oE and get Sam
pie i Bottle of GREENS. AUGUST
FLowER,for 10 cents and try it, or
aTBegular d Size for rs cents. Two
doses will reliovo you. II =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
Ono Hundred Icurs; AGO.

TH-1ay one hundred ycara ago II
band of patriotic Americans pro
claimed i'll Philadelphia by solemn
resolution the independence Of the
colonies in America That had lour
been tyrnn;Ird over by English
Sovcrcigns We therefore celebrate
j" IS the Ea'al day Of American
lborty, and we cherish it as an event
in our history that will bo rcmcm-
hcrod even unto the end Of timc.
As tho one hunurclth anniversary of
tho bold act ofour forcfuthcrs in &c
nomcinG allegiance to the British
yoke the dly is worthy Of special
commcmoration, and we would G
untrue TO cur patriotic instincts,
wcro VIC unminlful Of its signif>
cancc. We arc carried back to an
occasion when Hancock, Jefferson,
Adams, Rutlcdgc, Middleton, Lee,
Carroll. and many other distinguish
cd PATRIOTS, affixed their signatures
to declaration Of principles upon
which this great Republic was
founded, and which secured to the
humllo*t citizen in tho land all tho
rights and privileges Of frccmcn.
For one hundred years those great
principles have remained firm and
immutahle, and this great nation,
whose birth dates back from their
adoption. owes it's preservation to
the present time to u fixed adhcr
cncc to thom. internal disscnaions
havo prevailed again and again, oven
civil war has distracted tho country,
bat yet tho union as formed by the
statesmen Of the revolution remains
III ;.'c:, AMI ail tho glorious renlin--
lscenrvs Of the rcvo!utiary struggle
are inac!ihly stamped upon tbs
moi"ory Of tho people. Political
strife may divide tho sections,
certain theories Of government may
cause irrcconcilahlc differences, but
tho American people will aways vic
WIN ca"h other in paying proper
respect 30 the day when British rrle.
ANA dominion WAS rcpudiated by
their illustrioua progcnitors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
a Cows Intelligence.

The Carson Ippeo! is responsible
for the following "truo. story"
There is a young man residing heres
about who became Interested recent
ly i'll asdiscllssion about animal in-
| stincts. He said he had been wit
ness of several wonderful evidences
OF those instincts, one of which he
had refrained from relating for fear
he would not be believed. Back in
one of the Eastern States, whelo he
was born, he said, among his
fathers stock was one remarkable
COW. She was great pet, and
would leave the rest of the herd for
the society of all or any one of the
family, to whom she would listen as
if she understood exactly what was
said. His father sold his farm and
bought another about three miles
distant, and this COW would listen to
the story about it and their proposed
! removal to their new home ut ccr-
! tain tino. This COW was expected to
become q mother shortly, Or about
the time Of their removal but when
the time came to remove, the COW
could nowhere bo found. SO tho
family took their departure from
their old home regretting the loss Of
their pct COW but on arriving at
their new home, they were equally
surprised and delighted to find that
! their old pot had preceded them
three days, where sho had t,kcn up
her home and given birth to fac
calf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05

ES tn Agents wanted for new bnsi-
Can ness, III which aHy active Mun or
DlU woman can easily make S5 10 sl0
a day. One who had never cnn.
J V"ssed before, made $3.50 in !;
udv hour; an eAprricnccd agent made
SurS S'25 in s hours. Particulnrs
:" Sui ~ free. G. A. CLEGG, rnnnnrr
=" ~ l''hnc st.. n. Y "Wc. know e. 4
GSHto De responsible and reliable, and
u,naS,, I",nk ns "h"rs Agents extraordinary in.
lS".-npl. / 3w f''' ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05

The Germans have no idea Of
losing Metz. A garrison Of $4,000
men is maintained there, and the
magazines Of ammunition and stores
arc sufficient to maintain 10000
men for three years. To tic seven
forts already in existence that have
been enlarged, four new ones have
been added.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05
REFORMS.

Ih" universal cry throughout the
land seems to be in favor Of reform,
rci":m in al dcpal tments of govern
mcnL both State aal National,
reform in all branches Of industry,
and III everything that goes to mike
up society "nd a community. We
proro"c now to consider briefly n
suggest. l. TAT we have beard made
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05

SENSIBLE Apv1cK,-You are asked
every day through tho columns of
nowpapcrs and by your druggist
to use something for Dyspepsia and
Livor Complaiht that YOU know
nothing about. Youget discouraged
spending money with but little
success. Now to give you salts
pctory proof t GREENS AuGusr