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THE SECRET OF HArPTNEss.-The most common
error of men and women is that of looking for hap
pincss somewhere outside of useful work. 1t has
never yet been found when thus sought and never
will be, while the world stands and the sooner this
truth is learned the better for every one. If you
doubt the proposition, glance around among your
friends and acquaintance, and select those who ap-
pear to have the most enjoyment in life Are they
the diers and pleasure seekers or the earnest work
ers? We know what your answer will be.
Of all the miserable human beings it has been our
fortune, OF misfortune to know, they the most
wretched who had retired from useful employments,
in order to enjoy themselves. Why the slave at his
enforced labor the hungry toiler for bread, was
Supremacy happy in comparison.
Earnestly would we press upon young minds the
truth we have stated 1t lies at the foundation of
all we'll doing and well-being. 1t gives tranquility
and pleasure to the youth just stepping across the
threshold of rational life, as well as to the man
whose years beginning to rest upon his STOPPING
shoulders Be ever engaged in useful work, if you
would be happy. This is a great secret
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August 10, 1863 Az
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Dr. EDWARD WARREE.-We depart from our
usual custom to call attention to the Card Of DR.. Ed
ward Warren, in this issue. DR.. Warren has been
induced to allow his name to be used for Congress
in the First Congressional District and we are glad
of it for while he is true to the Confederacy as
any one in it. he is so intensely North Caronan
in his feelings that he will defend the fair fame OF
his good old mother with all the devotion of first
love-" DR.. Warren requires no commentator at
our hands, but we assure the good people OF the
First District that their interests could not be COM
mitted TO better hands, Progress.
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Cor TIE BooTs-While LongStrcct's corps was
passing through Columbia, soldier stepped into a
store and called for a pair of boots. pair was
handed out and the price led
Sixty dollars, said the merchant.
Mighty high, replied the soldier.
Tell me OF anything that is not high, responded the
merchant, and will make you present ofthe boots
\ SOLDIERS WAGES, SIR promptly replied the SOL
der.
Take the BOOTS, said the merchant; and the sold
Ter marched off with them, leaving the merchant
auite convinced that the boot was on the right
fvot.n-AiIlata C0ntederacy.
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August 10, 1868.
EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT yoP7r

X, "A II u v r. DEFAR IH EMF N0RTu
- Carolina, Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh, SEM
Der II, 1868. General Order No 3. 7'P@
L. The Commanding Officers of BattaIcrS of n
Guards are charged with the apprehension Of Jos my
ana recusant cOnscripts in thsr respective copntoS
THIS purpose they will call out for local and ta
service such portions of their Batalions as they maj
necessary The deSerters and conscripts will b + s
the nea rest conscript camp. WIN Vt 1AeA o
Ihe Commanding Officers of North CaroIino u;Iit en-
continue to comply with General Order M JnioiE
9, 1885, until the Home Guards are fully organizJ
respective counties e'eu IA'-st
H. Boards for Examination of persons clainoino o,
lon from Home Guard duty because of physical dish
~, VIII immediately visit all the counties in yL;ci ~
"llome Guards have been or may hereafter be nrg,
The following classes of persons will be examined.
iS All who have been exempted previous to the IN
of July, 1868. '"e i''
I'd, All who have been examined subsequent to III. l.
September, 1868. Il
mander of the Regiment, or Battalion of Home CuSrj
10 which the individual belongs.
The decisions of the Boards will be final excent fb,t
peals may be taken to the Surgeon General with the 81
sent of the Examining Board
After visit has been made TO county By the Exau-
ing Board, the commander of its Home Guards will
recognize the validity of exemptions issued from this Off
previous to the 9Th of July, subsequent to ls Seps-
Der, 1853, unless approved by the Board.
Due notice will be gwen by the senior member of fl
Board to the Commander of the Battalion of an intend
visit in order that those having certificates or DESTROYS
being examined, may have opportunity of appearr
before the Board.
By order of Governor VANCE.
r. C. GATLIN,
Adjutant Genera.
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uAR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO
~ GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, n. G., will give
special attention to the treatment of FSua Piles TumOrs
Diseases of the Womb. Spermatorrhea Ulcers Nervous
Debility Secret Diseases and ScroulOus Affections lie
has had long experience and practice and has been uni
ormy successful in the treatment of such diseases He
be consulted at home by letter personally and IL
communications strictly confidential.
September Z, 1868. 7S-6m.
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NJOTICE.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE

E.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE
~ known under the appellatOn of Lck FarrsS, has
been dissolved by mutual consent All accounts due the
irm and all to whom the is indebted. VII please
settle and present their claims to c. FarrSs by whom
the business Will in future be conducted
c. Farrrss tenders his acknowI yaments to the pa
irons Of the old firm for their hberay and punctuly,
and respectfully requests continuance OF the under
his auspices CHARLES NJ. FARRlSS.
October l. 1862 74-tf.
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October 5, 1868.
NXECUTIYE DEPARTMENT NORTl

NJ XECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH
II Carolina, Adutaut Generals Office, Raleigh, Sci
18th, 1868. Special Orders, No. 10.
l. Surgeon E A Crudup and Henry Joyner are her.5
appointed Board for the examination of persons cam
exemption;frOm Home Guard duty account of physa
disability After due notice to the Commanders othe
era Bataons of the Home Guards for the following
counties in accordance with General Orders NJ. til
Board will visit the counties of Franklin, Nash Pitt VIZ
Warren, Cumberland Harnett, Robson, NorthamptI
Berthe and Johnston.
II. Surgeons Eugene GrissHm and Richard B. HayT
are hereby appointed Board for the examina ton Of 4
sons claiming exemption from Home Guard duty on !
count of physical disability After due tica to the
manders Of the several BIttaliOus Of Home Guards
following named counties in accordance with General
ders No. 3, this Board will visit the counties of Hal
EGgecombe, Wayne, Wilson, Duplin, New Hanover Sc
son, Lenoir and Greene.
III. After the Examining Board have visited the se7
counties above named, and completed their labDrs
will report in person to the Surgeon General for fun
orders
By order Of Gov. VANCE:
R. c. GATLN
Adjutant GeDsEl
Oct S, 1868. 8O-ln|
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EHRISTMAN'S OINTMENT III - ~
~ popular and effcaciOus i'll the Southern = TCgg:I
is now prepared in Wilson, N. G., by Thus l. w.
MAN. etl:;
The chief object in the original manufacture o, m
ment was for the cure of Itch in its various 2 s ia
however, proved itself an invaluable remedy ~ al 4
Scaldhead, cutaneOus diseases in some ms q "a
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism a. bi
has relief been found in its use for itch and ie
army has of late purchased large supply % al
hospital use. In its application to over hanc cnre
each of itch and letter but one failed Of I"r
been tested horse flesh and found certain 1--WE nv
backs and shoulders. In testimony OF IT'S II,csi
any amount of reliable certificates could be aau[r
is deemed out of place, the ointment, When ii aea
ample proof of its vaIuabeaeSS in the cure OF VA d
mehts. 1t can be used in any climate, either ba
rainy or clear weather without any danger ~ in tn
This ointment is put up only by the SuGs;r ,rn,1
glass Jars with full directions, and Will DC '% iv aO1
persons in want of it at from three dollars 10
according to size of jar, application
the cash Druggists will be furnished at LIS pro-
duction by purchasing large quantity. al ''"''
ly attended to.
CHARLES +. DEEMS, D. D., wilson, w. -
W. G JORDAN. wilson, n, g. ~
Dr.. W. Il. HoopER, CaSNelI Co, ~ 7O~n
Wilson, N. c., Aug, Ii, 1868,
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCERA-
III TIONS OF THE WOMB, sPERMATORRHGA,
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, &c:.DE }. CLoPToN, of
Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every case of Piles
where the Tumors down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect few days ago. in of Al years
standing his tumors coming down large large tea
cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may address Mr.. H.
H. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
Dr. c. operated some desperate in Salisbury last
year, of them known every citizen of Salisbury
He be consulted at home, Huntsville Ala, for the
present
March 20, 1853. 24-w&swtf
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD.--RANAWA
from the subscriber about the l4h OF May my negro
bow SIDNEY. He is about IL years old, dark mulato,
black eyes and sharp face He may have gone off in
the army with soldier but he is supposed to be Turk
ing about Oxford or Henderson where he has relatons
The above reward will be paid upon his apprehension and
confinement in JAIL his delivery to D. C. HerndOn, in
Oxford his in the lower part Of Orange county
near Cedar Fork B. II. HERND0N.
lime 10 s63 5O-w&swtf
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O0n ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
S1OO The attention of persons wishing to invest
their called to $50 acres of land; situate SIX miles
bOro The entire tract is well wooded in Chestnut Oak
aud part if cleared would do we'll for cultivation. At the
commencement of the war, the above tract had it
good Saw Mill and wecOnducted Tan Yard, but owing
10 the parties who owned it having their time fully
gagged the fixtures have become out of repair There u.s.
however the Mill and Bark houses and several other
buildings and also a first rate Mill dam
For further information, application can be ma de to
A. MICKLE, Chapel Hill,
K. J. ASHE, Wilmington, n. c.
Sept. 5, 1868. Pit
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Oct. S, 1868

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RALEZGl
- Sept u, 1868. Medical Examining Board No coz
posed of the following named Medical Officers:
Surgeon E. A. CRUDUP,
Surgeon HENRY JOYNER,
will meet at the town of Warrentou in Warren count
on Monday the 5th of October at jackson, in NorhaH
ton county, Wednesday, the 7th at Windsor, in Be
county, on Friday, the 9Th at Tarboro', in Edgecn
county, on Monday the 18th; at Nashville in Nash
ty on wednesday the l4th; at Lpusburg, in FEn
county, on Saturday, the l7th at Summervi!e, in
nett county, on Wednesday, the 2Ist; at Fayette7Ik
Cumberland county, Friday and Saturday, 23d and
at Lumbertou, in knbeson county, on Monday, the
and at Raleigh. in Wake county, on Thursday, the q
October for the purpose of examining all perS %
claim exemption from Home Guard duty on aces
physical disab ty according to the provisions OF G
Order No. 8, issued from the Adjutant Generals Ots
EDWARD WARREN :
Surgeon Gena
October /, 1868, II
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
- signment large lot of Coast Salt, for sale by the
sack, or larger quantity Also, Rice by the terce at
CREECH 4 LlTCHF0RD'S,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July z, 1858. 55-tf
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II from the subscriber on the night of the I'd r:
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY and AACs1
Henry is dark color. about Il years old, medium h'.I
and size; his skin, under his clothes is rough from;
cent attack of chicken pox, bought him Of j. j. NJ
his way to Richmond Va, as he has twice before n
his way there under the protection of soldiers travelling
the cars. "a
Mack is about II years old, not TALL and rather enuI
has in ach temple close to his hair color aI
copper No doubt he and Henry are travelling togens
will pay the above reward for the Apprehension \
said boys and their confinement so that get hem ~
return to Inc at Huntsville, Yadkin county, Nv IGyycH
Aug II, 1863
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ET r. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
We Claim Agent and Notary Public, Richmond, Va -
Claims of every description against the Confederate States
Government settled with accuracy and dispatch
Attends all the Courts held in the City Of Richmond.
Address Box ll6O, Richmond, Va
Jan. 90 1863. 7-ly.
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FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFAC.
It tured tobacco Of various grades for sale.
KINGSBURY & VENABLE.
Oxford N, C. - Aug. 20, 1868. 6S-6w.
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nj IN ETY. DOLLARS REWARD...CAMP
IL 28th N. c. Regiment, September 5th ls63-Deserted
from Company D, 18th n G. Regiment three privates
viz: Wilson NJ Furr Josiah Smith and L. L. Hunicutt-
Wilson NJ Furr deserted the 18th of June 1862
from Lynchburg Hospital Va He is five feet inches
high, dark hair, complexion dark and rather slim
Josiah Smith and l.. l.. Huncut deserted about the LIST
of july 1885, their way to their regiment while travel
ing the between Charlottesville and Ssunton Va
The above reward will be given upon their apprehenso
and delivery to any Provost Marshall of the Confederate
States or their delivery to their respective command in
Virginia, near Orange Court house, thirty dollars for
either They supposed to be at their homes in Sany
county, N. c., or thereabout
NJ. J. EUDY, I'd Lieut.
Commanding Co. d, 18th N c. Regt
October l, 1853. 79-3t
eB The Observer, Western Democrat, and Raleigh pa
pers will please COPY.
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NTEW CROP MOLASSES.-JUST RECEIV.
lN ed on consignment prime new crop M0LASSES, DR.
SYRUP, and for sale by the gallon.
JAMES N. TOWLES, Agent.
Raleigh, Oct. 5, 1868. So
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He Raleigh, N. O. OFFIcE-Brick building near the
Conrt House.
October IA, 1869. s3-tE
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A LADY WHO HAS HAD FOUR YEARS
n experience desires situation teacher, either in
institution private family. Will teach English
branches, common and higher Mathematics, Latin and
Music to beginners on the Piano. Apply to
REV. A. F. DICKSON,
Orangeburg, ). G.
October J, 1868. 79-4tpd
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
" Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the 2Gth of
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. He is of
a whitish yellow complexion, about feet inches
high IS 20 years old and supposed to weigh about 4O
pounds He has heavy head of hair and talks short when
questioned and has down look No doubt be trying
pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect HILL Caswell County confined in any Jail so
get him. F. l.. WARREN.
CaSwell Co., March 81, 1868. 26-w&swtf
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"ANTED.-eIOO,OO 900 OF NORTH-CARO-
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS issue, for
which the highest market price vii! be paid.
Apply To w. r. RICHARDSON d co.
Raleigh, Aug. 8, 1868. 6S-tE
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NOR RENT...IOO ACRES OF LAND,
IL with comfortable dwelling house. two miles south
Of MebaneSvle. For particulars apply to
E. HUNT,
Raleigh, n. G.
Sept. Z 1853. S7-w4pd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-07-29
A Administrators Sale.

Office is hereby given that the un
dersigned Administrator of the Es
tret of Peter Durig deceased, will offer fo
sale at public auction, ON the premises
On Saturday, the l5M day of august 1868
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following
premises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio
to wit:
The undivided one half Of a part of tn.
north west quarter eff section thirty six
township three and range thee, beginning a,
the north west corner of said section, theme.
south with the section line about one hun
dred and twenty rods to stake OH said line
set bptween Christian Sh;ndler and William
Mcintyre, thence east with the north bOunda-
ry of said Shindler's land to the east boun
dairy of said quarter section, thence north
to the north east corner of ssid quarter sec.
tion, thence west with the section line to the
place of beginning, containing one hundred
aud fifteen acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third cash in hand
one third i'll one year, and one. third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
to he secured to the satisfaction of the un
dersign-d.
DANIEL FANKHAUSRR, Adm. of
Peter Durig, deceased.
July Is. 1868.
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Although tolerably good-natured, We
felt very much like cussing, when We, in
common with the balance Of our fellow
citizens, were compelled to shovel dirt on
Mr.. Cutters farm in Washington County
to make rife pits to impede the progress
Of John and his men. In addition to the
inconvenience of going through the spade
and pick exercise while the thermometer
stood at "a in the shade, the Spirit Office
had to be closed aud We can get out with
difficulty but half sheet this week again
We hope that our readers will lay th'
blame TO Morgan or Gov. Tod, who will
his usual ability issued a proclamation
calling all the Militia of Southern Ohi'
into the tented field; and whieh, as III
ssqual will truly show turned out to be
> pretty extensive elephant"
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The Militia for VaIlandig.
ham and Democracy.

The Militia are for Vallandigham and
Democracy. Company after company
came into this city, all "hurraing'' for
Val. Camp Chase presents the appear
ance of one vast Democratic Mass Meet
ing. The Democracy have it all their
own way. Hundreds of the Militia who
came here under Gov. Tods call, as Re-
publicans, are returning home shouting
for Vallandigham. The State House
presented grand appearance on Wednes-
day night. 1t was full Of Vallandsg-
hamers, who had come up here in obedi-
enee to the Governors call. They kept
up such hallooing for the Democratic can
didate for Governor as walked up the
echoes all about Capitol Square. 1t has
been good thing to be among the Militia
this week, in the city and at Camp Chase,
and hear their sensible remarks and free
criticism of the ''War Policy" of Gov
ernor Tod and the Abolition party
Brough men have been few and far be-
tween. The Governors proclamation has
worked like charm.-Ohio Statesman.
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Administrators Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
l v dersigned as Administrator of the
Estate of Daniel Fankhouser sr. decd, will Of
fer for sale a: public auction, on the premises.
On Saturday, tie Sth day of August, 1868
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and 4
o'clock p. M, on said day, the following de-
sc' ',h|l real estate, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit.
The east half of the north east quarter of
section twenty-four in township three aud
range three, excepting fifteen acres sold of
the South end to John Faukhauser, contain
ing sixty 1--WE acres more or less.
TERMs-One-third cash in hand. one third
in one year, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments, to bs Sc.
cured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
DANIEL FANKHAUSEK. jr. Admir-. of
Daniel Fankhauser, sr, peceasud.
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Morris Island.

NEW York. July 1S.-Advices from
the Fulton state that the result of Gill
more's operations up to the morning Of the
14th, are:
He has possession of all the batteries on
Morris Island save Ft. Wagner. 1t is re-
futed that our iron clads had made a breach
on the south wall of Sumter.
On the 18th 153 wounded rebels we're
brought into Folly Island; many of them
stating that they were forced into the rebel
service, they are Germans aud will be sent
North.
Other advices per the Fulton are mere
ly corroboratiye of the Boston Herald S
reporters account.
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VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

THIS Work contains the principal Speeches
Hon. C. L. VALLANDlGHAM,o ON
ABOLITION, and UNION, and THE CIVIL War
Also, parts of other Speechcs, Letters, notes
ETC.. to which is added b lief account Of his
arrest, trial, transportation and nomination.
1t is thus a full and accurate record Of his
sentiments and lead ng public arts on tin.
great questions now before the people. Tn.
book shows why Mr.. Vailaudiglatn has beeI.
repudiated, condenned and exiled by the par
ty in power, and Why another party now gain
ing strength every hour, ami destined soon I.
control public affairs, has determined to &c
cure his restoration to the full rights of citi
z-nship. and confer upon him some of tn.
highest Offices in the gift of the people.
The friends of Mr.. V. ask nothing more
than that the people of Ohio will thoroughly
examine his Record, and let their deliLerat.
and unbiased judgment be expressed by thsii
votes on the second Tuesday in October.
fhe wor is handsomely printed on good pa
per, 256 pages, large 8 vo., ami has it very
finely executed steel engraved likeness of Mr.
Vallandigham.
The book has been carefully compiled and
edited. Also, revised and approved by Mr.
Vallandigham except last s pages, prepared
during his exile. II is having a very rapid
sale.
PRICE.--Paper covers, 60 cts; Cloth, 81 ;.
Oh: delivered by mail or express, prepaid, on
receipt of price.
liberal discount to Agents and Dealers
Published by.
J. WALTER < CO., Columbus, o.
For sale at the office Of the Spirit of Dem
ocracy,
copy will be sent to every editor who in
serts the above and this notice before Angus,
LIST, 1867, and sends a marked copy of his pa
per to the publishers.