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NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

e. W VAIL late ofthe firm of +. e. Partridge Co.,
would inform his friends and the public that has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Flag Bnd
ing opposite the Bay state House, Worcester and will
give bis attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches and will keep constantly hand well select
ed stock OF substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
cash irom the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the same equal in style and finish any sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist of Iich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor Dining Room, aud Chamber Furnturc.
Looking Glasses In every variety of STYLE and flush will
Horse Hair Mattresses and all other kind Of Mattress
es Also very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades, Fixtures &c.; all OF the approved kinds Of
Spring Beds, and in tact every article usually found IT,
aFurnturc establishment Furniture Of all descriptions
Upholstered TO order In superior DO not fail 10
call and examine the stock before buying
dGwt
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Dotels ano 8cstauramts.
HOESE- lvnnl

4 LiNCOIN HOUSE. WoRCFs-
{Tff1rses TER. MASS.-The subscriber. having Ic,.aa
49, this popular and well known Hotel Tor tr,.
f.lssTs 5oi wears has put the IN STATE Of CON,
t'9Et plete and thofOu-h repair. and fitted it IN ann
Return ishcd il in first class tNle in every 10
spect. This is the largest and most pleasant Hotel bo
CITY and one OF the spacious and comnod0us in Sew
England II is most centrally located the corner az
hlain Elm, and Maple streets directly opposite TIE eot
OF the Boston, Norwich, Nashua, Fitchbure and New,
York railroads. and is the nearest Hotel TO the other de-
pots connecting with the South and West II contains
rooms, larger and pleasantly situated than
any other House in the city, large proportion them
being Main and Elm streets, the two pleasantest
streets in the city, Ornamented with large shade trees
The House is furnished III the best stve lighted with pas
and ventilated IN the most approved manner and is ac
knoweFcd by all to lie OF the most desirable lio
tells for summer residence ~ the country Having had
wears experience in ne business. the subscriber
was induced 10 take lease of this establishment conn.
dent that the travelling public would extend 10 him lib.
eral share Of patronage. L. 7. BALC0M, Proprietor
10
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furniture, 1t.

SE G. OND-H AND FURNITURE
Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing TO sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have ii removed without
further trouble, will find their advantage TO call on
PUTNAM h CLARK,
dtf M i'm Mai, erect
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WHAT TT WILL no

WHAT H WILL DO.
DOSE One WINE glass fun as often as necessary
one 10se VIII remove all Bad y rs.
One dose Will cure Heartburn
lhree doses will cure INDIGESTION.
one uUse Will give on a Good Appetite
Oc uuse VIII stop the distressing pains o. Dvsnensa
olP use VIII remove the di trcssng and lsnpreeahle
enecs OF WIND or Flntuence and soon as the stomach
receives Inc lnNgorang Spirit the distressing load and
all painful feelings will be removed 30 w w
One dose viii remove the most distressing nnins of
Coue either In the stomach bowels F "
Few doses Will remUye all distractions in the Io
Bladder, or Urinary organs wv "eS
fcrsos who are seriously afflicted with any Kidun
Complaints are assured speedy relief by duse ar t,,o
shua fauleal cure by the use of one two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSlPATION
PERSONS VINO rom dssipatng too much over night and
leel the ev effect Of poisonous liquors in violent head
ACHES sickness a. stomach, weakness giddiEess win
hlid one dose VIII remove all bad feelings "
lhul ni weak anu stkN constitutions should tnke the
lnNsol aug spirit three times day; ii will make them
stIohe healhF ana happy remove all distractions md
ieeuh,cS rom the menstrual organs and restore Tho
pl3uln ul health ana beauty To the CNrewnrn flce ~
during pregnancy Il Will be fund an Invaluable ,,ed
cine 70 remove disasrceablc sensations at the stomach
al lhc proprietor asks Is trial. and to indure Iis h
pns put u te lNVIGORArIAG SPIRIT in pint bottles nj
5Oc, quarts, ST. " ' '0'''os' at
General Depot As Water street New York
or sac bY eeks Potter Boston, and in Worces
tcr DN llsl Co., James Green d. Scott II n ,,roa,
o., hOuid ~ Andrews. Charles SibcV Coo u Ia
low, and druggists GENERALLY Ivy wv ! iihr
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DOND's EXTRACT OF UAMAMEL.


u IS OR PAL DESTROYER, is the product of a
simple shrub harmless in all cases and domestic
remedy uncqualcd For Burns Cuts, Bruises. Soreness
Lameness Sprans rheumatism. Bots. Ulcers. Old
and Wounds il has n0Lan equal. 1t is also used with
great success for IOOthache, liea iache Sore
Throat Collie arrhea, lioarseness. and other similar
Troublesome and painful affections while il promptly nr
all lemOrrhagc Hundreds physicians use IL
daily i'll their practice and give unqualified rec
concentration. Sold by DAVID SCOrr Druggist, 25I
Aain corner Mechanic street. diff lei
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MANHOOD How lost, now

nj ANllOOD - HOW LOST. HOW
-, 80 RESTORED Just Pabiisaed IN a Seaied EupeL
Pe, LEcIl NJ on THE Natl nv, 1RKAruENT ASp mi.
gAL NthE ~ SPERMAroRRHoEA, or Stninni Wenkness
SEXUAL DelN, NERVOUSNESS and Involuntary tmissnns
uunci npotencN Consumption and Mettul and phys
icn nehllltN, ny koB j. CuLVERWEIL, NJ D. The In.
act nt awtulcO sequences Ofscli nbusc nnv
De eHcctuallN removed wtho internal mecirs ne IN
uh!Rtruus application OF causics, instruments med teI
DuuEes ana othrr empirical devses Is here Clearly dem
olstlhcu, ANA the entirely new and hiuhIr qnrn,,si,
treatment rs adopted bv the celebrated anthor tnlv ~
Puu' ny lhthls &" which every one Is cunbrd tn en-
hisnl perfectly, al the least possible rnst tosa,
nv"u'nR al tue adv rlisrd nosrums of the tav fbi
' s W. prove boon {" thousands ana Thousands
N't ulHerschl I" any address, JUsi-und on rr,ni' 20,
KY PpN'Hg' stamps ~ aidrcsslnR Dr. CilAS j. a
4jsb n1vtii' N' .'N" l"rh' rust Box
IL
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/ , Z E p A r Z NJ d Y
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INVIGoRATINCs SPIRIT

ms Medicine has been used by the public or SIX wears
with increasing favor. II is recommended 10 cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Ieart-Burn, Collie Pains
W ma ~ the stomach, or Pains in the Bowels
Headache ,nrOwsness, Kidney Complaints
Low spirits, Delrium Trcmens In
temrerdnce
IT STIMULATES, ENlifLrRATES, lNVICoRATEs
NOT lNTONfCATE OR STurEFY M
AZ nedlche 1t quick and efcctua curing tbc nos
aggravated cases o Dyspepsia Kidney Cumnaints and
speedy manner. an" "o"eis' III q
II enthusiastically revive the most meancholv and droon
ny nilts ana restore the weak nervous and sicklv ia
health, strength, and vigor. ~ w 'O'N' ~
PERSONS VINO from the nudcious use of liquors have
oeuue ucJret'd; ard their nervous systems shattered
ousl ul us broken down, and subject to thnt horrhle
curse cure 10 humanity, the DELRIM TREMKNs will aimos
na t w. ee me happy and healthy invgorang Ell
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MO BOTCUWORK Tho e.

NO BOTCHWORK.- subscriber
would respectfully invite his old friends nnd the
pubic NJ large who want their WATCHES ana CLOCKS
put IN FIRST RATE ORDER or ChrOnometer Balancrs
ADJUSTED 10 neat and cold, TO give him call ut 40
BAY state Block store occupied bv Mr. Isaac Fish SIGN
0ithe GoLDkN EAGLE. No Watch or Clock allowed To-
which will also he warranted, i pAiIIT'
h--heDiiring done for the Trace nj One-nuii The
iNf'p ViiVeNs fl dim
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DR.. HCOKERS COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP.

For sale by GEO. p. HARLOW, No 242 Main street.
and SILAs DINSMoRE, No. SO Main St. Worcester,
Mass and all dealers throughout the United States and
Canahas
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:. ONAS WiIlTCOMB'S RENiErY FOR
;.i,, s yalua9lo proDarailon St those AZ
by GEO. r. SPGkk. saw W ''' Ha"'E f'-"et
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Onrnibusts.

SPENCER. LEICESTER.
GEgFEHEs>sGA CHERRY VALLEY, NEW WoR'
HlE,.s--9 YL4F1{~ CESIER, and WORCESTER on.
Tl5kStgS9 7fN ~ NlBUS. Summer AfrGaqeiaeBt,--
N6-=1- l-ssassskk8 commencing May, 1855:
p. 90 At
Leave Leicester at a M, 1870 p. M; leave No
Flag Block at 10 80 a. M and 5 p. m.
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester az $50, and No. Flags Block at O'Clock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip. ~
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. H., 80 a. m l3L n
M 1lO D. M, 4 p. m, 7.lO p m leave No. | Flapp's
BLOCK at 5jp a. M, 1880 a. m, II M, $50 p. m D. M
p. M ~ - '''
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester 9l5, and Cherry Valley at $50 a. m -
Leave City Hall at p. M
Leave New Worcester at 10 m. and 9 D. m Leave
city Hall at close Of meetings.
EApress Business promptly attended to.
v,.... -, ~ l.. b. STONE IL Co, Pr0p'rs
"VieeSteI' 'ffcn 1901 di mchl9
nj lLLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
- NIBeS leaves No. IS Main street. at 10 a. M and
4dO p M From Millbury, leaves Lovells Hotel at 81
a. m, ana l23o p MI and leaves theP Post Office at A.
and d - y %
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4 J, X ID AT INDUCEMENr :

= II II y n II q Z II NJ t s
Az No. Bay State Block
Just roccycd-a large lot of ROGFRS's sttvFp
nLNIED WARE; also, Gnrham n Sons solid SIlvrr
ware, mGde q pure Siiper Com; also additions 10 M,
STOCK OF Jewclty Hooks. Fancy Goods &c Every a,i
Gle warranted represented, Ivy "'"-
linNlnR PAD upwards of twenty wears experience in
the mpnuacturc nfJewcrv. am enabled 10 rennir Jcv
cry as II Moafd be or to MAKE to Orer at short nozzle,
MA a, ISAAC FiSt,
NV dH Sign ofthe Golden taolo
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Manufacturers and Proprietors
81 school street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
samples seen at stores OF BUSH Co.. FITcB IL OTIS
Z; e. II; HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at C."FoSTER q
CO.'S, Agents. 222 Main street diff dSl
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. BLOOD FOOD

founded upon this Thcory-hence astonishing sue
cess
10 all suffering from consumption incipient or con
hrned ORION debility of any kind from mental OF
nervous prostraton brought by any cause or from
scroulous complaints from diseases of the kidneys
and to ladies' suffering ANY of the many distressing com
plants to which their liable, and which enrendeI
sonSunptiOn, Blood Food is offered certain and re-
Liable remedy. Differing in particular from the
patent medicines OF the dav it is chemical combination
OF ron sulphur, and phosphorus Oi great worth
ana many hundreds bear pla AID grateful testimon, &c
Inc dement's II has conferred them In consequence of
an ATTEMPTED fraud, We have hanged the color OF The
WrapP.r um ed to yellow and ncr' ased the size ote
bottle to eight ounces BE careful i'm buynr 10 pet the
new kd ard see that the fac snie of our SIGNATURES
on ire outside wra per In all the direction mast
be strictly followed Price OF the BLOOD FOOD ST
per bntte -
sold by CHURCH & DUPONT. Sole proprfetors y
guy Brvadwav, New York George r. Sp0rr, David Scott
NJ. Green Co, and Geor. r. Harlow, Worcester
anu Dy an respectable Druggists thrOu hoUt the cuuR,
Try. o. T. GOODWIN ~ CO., and Nj. :. BURR & co
h"olcS8le Agents. Boston. d&weowly ia
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IEsssa71asss5j57 NORWICH & WORCES
s4:ssf5sszszssssA TER RAIL ROAD.-WIN1ER ARRANGE
ncc2 ISsn


Ti"nS G0iH0 SOUTH Le0re Worcester
NJ 81 a. IN: tNaT Passenger Train) Connecting at
l'iallield with trains for Providence and Hartford, ar
irving III Providence at 1884 m. and Hartford at 1880
L; y H. r. station (wesl side at 1880 Tor New
At 1890 a NNav Passenger Tran.) Connects al
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell,
Concord Manchester &c at Worcester Junction with
trains rc Boston. Providence and Western road: at
with express trains for Few fiaven and New York
:, Al 4'5u p ~. WAY Passenger 1ran.j Connects M
nFcester with trains from Boston. LOWELL Nashua,
Ion ord Man, hester Lawrence Fitch urS &c.; and al
worcester Junction with trains from Boston, Providence,
anu western road At Flainhcld Junction trains runi
rOvdencc ard Hartford in season Tor this train
~ Passengers from wav stations for New York by
steamer from AlYn'S Point, will take this train.
Al w p M steamboat EX press Train New York;
connects al Worcester it'll trains from Boston. Con.
cord MANCHESTER, Lowell" Lawrence Nashua Fitchhurg,
&c AZ Plantlcid with trains from Providence Leaves
NUrWlch for Alyn'S pulnt at 9.l5 p.
Trans G0'iQ N0rth Leoue NOTlcich
Al LOU a. a., o. on arrival of steamer. Steamboat
Express lran) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
TEnchb9rg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
Al $40 u. (Wav Passenger Train) Connects at
iIaHn Id Junction With train for Providence arriving
Ill Providence al 93u at Worcester Junction with
trans Tor Sprnef d. Albany. &c; with trains uf +. &
W Road for Providence. At Worcester with trars foI
buSt"il' Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence, Man
chester. Concord, dc.
Al =u6 NJ. tNsy Passenger Train.) Arriving at Wor
GeHter Junction in season Tor trains TO Boston rovi
uece Sirll, 1T, and Albany; AT Worcester trains
10 b 1stuii, Nashua. lowell. fltchburg, dc.
Al J40 p M. CIV Gy Passenger Ilainl Connects al
PaiIfcid junction with trains 20 and from Providence
train TO Boston - Nf-
mch3O att i. 81. NJ. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
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HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS

CASTOR OIL Cases East India Gas.
"a tor vi or sale by u. SCOTT
az du PSI Main. cor. Mechanic street
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menaO an ?. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, superin tendent.


.s-sss-s5ses i : LR A D - Rinter ARRANGEMENT
- On ap" after Nov LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trans VIII run as follows:
Leave worcester al $40 and Ills H.. and T. Is D. IN
Leave Nashua at,7 q. M and IL M, and p. H.
Al Nashua, ali trains connect with the trains OI Con
core harnao where passengers take the and from
te Nnrtherh the lasSunpsc, the Boston, Concord aud
hontreal, and vermont Central Railroad.
Al Hr"t0n junction. trains connect directly with .he
Trans u the stony Brook Railroads and also with trains
OF me Ftcburg Raroau with the exception of the FIRST
Tram nom Rnst"n; and at Fitchburg with trains OF the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
fQr tuither particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land states e. w HENTIEY Snnf
Worcester Nov. l. 1855. dtf inyIi
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TT EALTHY HUMAN BLOOD.
upon being
A N "A LIZ Il f d,

always presents with the same essential elements and
STeS OF course the True STANDARD. Analyze the
Blood of person suffering from Consumption Liver
Compnnt Dyspepsia scroula &c, and we find in ereTs
instance certain deHcteHceS in the red gobucs of Blood
Supply these DEFICIENCIES, and you are made we'll This
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Georgia. It could not be expended for
anything. for it was never received. The
State and City Of Charleston paid their
subscription in bonds at par. The discount
on tho sale of the bonds was shor, pav-
'nent Of subscription. That Is another
oyercharge.
You also charge interest on mortgage
bonds, s44,70 to the cost Of the road in
South Carolina and Georgia. This sum
was certainly not expanded in payment of
work. 1t must aapsaf III Some account of
the Company, bu.gss out Of place in the
account of expebaitures. 1t is.S All item
slmiaEsto discount on the sale Of bonds
1t is not received, nor is il expended on
the road, and cannot be charged to expen
ditures for the work. If the interest paid
on bonds is to be charged to the cost O!
the work, construction account could
not be closed until the bonds are paid.
For, no reason can be given why the
Charge Of interest, if made to the cost of
the work, should cease when the road is
finished. Ii interest on money borrowed.
is'to be charged as an expenditure for dfiR
work, so, also, should interest on the cafdN
tai stock paid in be also added TO expelaies
ture. Ii the stockholders borrow one.
hundred thousand dollars on bonds, they
pay interest on that amount. If they paw
up capital stock to that amount, they lose
the interest on it. There is no more rea.
son, 10 charge interest on the tabonds for
money borrowed to the cost Of the work.
than TO charge interest on capital paid in.
So that you might have made much
more fragrant case Of. the 'excess Of OK.
Penditu'e a5Eahe work in South Carolina
and Georgia, 'oversthe estimate if you.
hal added the interest on the capital.
sttick paid in, as we'll as the interest on
Bonds.
The aggregate for all the overcharges
for expenditures on account of the work in
South Carolina and Georgia, !whichEI have
shown TO be contained in your statement Of
the excess of cost over the estimate
amounts to $49s.s75. When ilis amount
is deducted from your figures, your state
ment is pityfuIiy reduced. The whole evi.
dence on which have made my statement.
OF overcharges is derived, from The reports
to which you refer and your own state.
ment, except only,the cost of the roadSin
Tennessee. If there is any error in my
statement, it is open to correction by every
rcader. -,
:. EDWARD FROST. \;
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ABBEyLE SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81 1861

From tie GERMANY
MEMORIES OF THE RHINE.
AS the summer moon shines rising
Through the dark and cloudlike trees,
So my sourmid shadowy memories
Still cleaning picture sees.
All upon the deck were seated.
Proudly sailing on the Rhine:
And the shores in summer verdure
Cleaned in sunsets crimson shine.
And rested. gently musing,
At a lovely lady's feet:
And her dear pale face was cleaning
In the sun rays soft and feet.
Lutes we're ringing, boys were singing,
Wonderous rapture DER me stolcs
Bluer. bluer grew the Heavens,
Fuller, higher, swelled my soul.
Like legend, wood aud river
Hill and tower before me flies;
And see the whole reflected
In the lady's lovely eyes.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPsa

n Benevolent Institution estdGkishsd Jy special
endao,n ent. for lie relief Of the s;ck and DIX.
M EDlCAL Advice given gratis he the Act
IL ing Surgeon t., nll who apply by letter
Nth description of their condition. (ag., occu.
patton. HABITS Of life. &c.,) aud in cases Of ex.
treme poverty. Medicine furnished free Of charge
Valuable Reports on the New Remedies EN-
ployed in the Dispensary, sent to Tie alic, ed in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Two
or three Stamp for postage wili-he ncceptihle.
Address. DIR. j. SKILL1N HOUGlITON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Phaielpeia Pa.
By order Of til. Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILp, Secretary. TJnn. 20 2m
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EDWARD FROST.
GEN. B0NHAM UPON BhACK REPUBLICAN,
~ SUCCESS.

We Penned slMt paragraph upon Col.
Keitt's Letter, in which we said that Gen
eral Mcqueen, Mr.. Miles, and aee 5elievs
ouFilnmediate Representative, Gen. Bon
E}aRtom, all take ttss SAME ground in reference
Fso.the course Ms sonlh ought to pursue, if
Lincoln is elec!ed,1'viz: to dissolve the
Since then, we have had occasion to
recur to the spattches of Gen. Bpnbam md IL
VIC fiad there is no room for doubt as to
the position occupied by oursspirited, South.
cru Rights member. AS farsback asf- ep-
tetnber, 1858, in a speech delivered at
EdgefieId c. H., he held the following laus
gdage: :.
+. 4 do not understand Gov. Hammond to
Recommend, should they elect the President
in oo,fhat the South should not dissolve
l4tl ~ MON, but 10 express a doubt whether
b5'ss would. Il would scarcely be COM
patible with the dignity or the safety of the
South TO remain sfd I believe that the
election Of such a man as Seward, Hale,
Chase and others of the same stripe, after
the delaratjons they have made on the floor
of Congress indicating The above programme
ItcaEe not what programme they may adopt
for the occasion, would show sucl, pur-
pose on the part Of the North, to degrade
us, that the Union would n6e last day.
The electric spark Which conveys that in
telligence, ought to be and will be4he silent
death signal ofrhis Confederacy come when
it may
And in the. speech delivered last Decein-
Ter, ,inthe House of Representatives,, on.
the Election of The Speaker, hespoke. as
follows: =; i q. :
'And as to 'disunion, apon The .elec,:oai Of
q Black Republican, / can speak for no one
but myself and those J have here the honor
to represent, and say. without hesitation,
upon the election Of Mr.. Seward, or japy;
other man who idaorses and procIaims tiis
doctrines held by him sad his pafty-csll
him by what names you, p9seesI am in
favor Of sit immediate disa6f6iion of the
Union. And, sir, / think I apsk AGe senti-
ments ofmy constituent. The State
|of sonth Carolina, when I. .say Co.
1t vill thus be seen, that Gen. Bonbam
fis behigd no eoe ip readiness to protect our
endangered rights. On the country, lie
~asthe fnt Congressman from South Caro-:
|tim, Who took the grounasnow occupied.
W.s We lkpoy Of 20 onsVbo look tie position
befsre Gen. Bonham's Eieefai erspsesh
*as delisessds Thiss being tho %. Il ls
just and preRer that It shontd bsasa-
toned. ssa
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C0URTING..

The woslasa9eyds agreat many atnuse-
men,s for IL idlashjtau,s who feel
disposed Them but among
them all, We know of none from. which
more genuine pleasure 49, extracted
chan that of. a few .honrs epsht'iu company
with a piece of calico; for whom yau cher
isl, a 'taeder'feeIiog.' .coafg IS perhaps
ono Of tic most heavenly pastimes everln-
vented, as one ofthe greatest Injuries young
people can indalgein. Sin, at tie same
time, we would ienTsnd those ofour young
friepds who feel 4 desire 70 take partners
for bliss colilliSn, oftbe atsxdisy fspsp-
ding too much@a @ame in this WaY,.in order
to'fud. out if woman possesses all the
necessary. qualities: tonake good wife.
"A man Should be abls 10 te1 in week
whether woman would DO for wife.
. The judgment Of tTne love is intui,ivs;
glance anditissdene. A mansof genias
has in his own imagination standard of
the object st Bis lsve-ssan unexplainab,e
model-the prototype te which exisAs some
where it reality, although be mayT never
.bave sect, or trd Of Eess This is won-
,dsfful, ,6re II iHtiass He wauders .abous
ths world hFxsyio 90 MI thefasjciSus,.
ssuEws hssshs Of dbsaaly, In be rcaS1lii-
esjths tight on 6sre sre blue eyea they
s.,stsader, butfGsy touch not him. 1ssrs
fsbiack S-theyisI piercing, butAis 6sart
rsslsains whole. "a lessth, accident fines
BIN iatS sSntses VIII 6 cfesatuire, e,S.-he hears
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31

The friends Of Capt. g. 81. MATTISON re,
spectfully announce him fas chndidate for
Tax Collector At the next election