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Very Good Invsss sssment.-WOuis ycu
tuov What rise ta The werdf nd 10 insure
hca and happtsess In short 10 make tho
mts nf yourse arrt this end
10 earn what are your capabilities. what do
be 4: be in law, medicine or divinity; 10 ar mecha nsu.
or IN kusiussa banker broker insnrance agent,
sine,r builder: worker in iron WOOD or ssas care
MI sxamiuatson by Mess~s. FOWLER h WILLS, PLre.
nosoxIs.~ al $50 Broadway will settle the aoestion.
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Royal Havana Loetery.-Prfsss 'nt% -
ln rofd rnformatlop furnished Highest RATES
Doublooas sud slI kads Of Gold and sewer ~u NssA
TAILOR CO.. Banksrss 10 Wsn
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snow ssorm At the south.

wAsBvoTos Dec. 9-Mldnigbt
The snow storm, whtsh sst in al eight O'Clock this
evening, stiii continues
BALrnons Dec 0, 1884,
Ths weather 10 WY cold. The therlncmo,~ was ss
esw ~ seventeen beforS dark u has aos modsr sed
Nd. was showing at nine o'csock.
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Astontshtaa q

A.-uo,idsy suits and Ovcrcoats.
MsNs, from from sS 70 SG Nv. BRoKAw, "a Foa-sa ~
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Pay or Prisoners of War Collected fo0
,bs vife or widowed mother T.. BROWN a CO.,
NO. = Fark place, Bgcaaway BANK.
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DaiIry's Pain Extrnctor-Ths. only
pain OF barns insianty IS cents Depot Aer
Liberty street.
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Present.-ino nt0st sutaa bse PreseDo
for smokers 10 updonbtedlya Meer-chaum PHO which -
be got, genuine at POLLAK SONS. ~
Broadway, Fourth sweet PIPES cut 10 ordsr and
Uair0d.
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The steamer Georgian Searched.
q TORONTO, Dec 0, 1864.
On Ter arrival At colingwood tho steamer Georgaus
searched, but nothing OF contraband nature was
foun M on board.
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Bate haiOr's Hair Dye-Ths Best In ths-
world Harmless, reliable instantansous The
Dye Sod by oil druggists Factory 81 Bai clay strse
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Howard Associartoo.-D,senses or tps.
Nervous Seminal and Urinary Organs New and reliable
Reports free Of charge 4, ed envelopes,
Address Dr ,. skItu Houghton Acting sarsoon, No.
South Ninth street. Phila ielphia. Pa
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Prlxss Cashsd IN ais Lsgan sSe No
Yiss, and iuformsticn given VSw Yosk
d. CLUfB Brokers' edb60, i1b broaaWsys
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According so p,e Koran, the Hourtes
OF Mahomrta Pardlss are male ct ausk If they were
mace Of the NlGHr BLOOMIN4 Ckksus "ass s"s~s@'
II swsethearts W., sweet creatures wna's ~
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rtbe stomach IS Asleep, Inactive, On
euty wake II M aith a cf HOSfEfTERS BIT.
Ths. They isuse " or In every organ rsgatr evs3J
the baagcc OF the Hen and the body
thus n nforcsd its wonted beautiful habit IN
further medical treatment sDlG eyeEy hare
New YORK Office, Bg Cedar ST. cot
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Pvsserv ativo-
and wig Depot Wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor HS1Da.
The dy applied By skiful artists.
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Dsanags ~ ahs dale as OHwego.

Oswsco, Dee 0, 1863.
About one hssdssA feet Of Ae psr Al we enance
of oswsss rwsw w~s csmssd Hww hg NE gala. yessr.
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BurdsalPs Armies LInlme nt-Au In.
falbls for burns scalds srrsins rheumatism
shot wounds &c single appica on aays the pain froaa
burn the instant II applied No family should DO wAs
until
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Inst ON the rlnrket-A little Wowre-.-
The beautiful dol Sewing MAGAZINES
feet GEM sorkng Ike charm indispensspe ~ every n.
fniiy mlnef n. For sac al Me-
Inosh cloak stare i9i Brust~ay, New YORK wlers the
iills prodigy may Au exquisite
ent for the holiaays J. p. RICHER 0oaerai sssnt
4yf broadway, ~ "
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Trusscs for the Cure. snd n".tes 81
rp.Aurs at MARSH BRO IS. corner OF prVa' AT anu -.
rsee, under Raxrams Museum
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Testimonial frem tho Most DistnA-
guished artists - .....r n

To SrETNyAv a sOnS.
The Planofortes Grand, Sauare and Upright mannsAo
SO vide repp,alcn that Is hardly
vbs for to add anythns tn their jnst fame. usvsa
tested ADD tried these ins.rune iersons
years bth 10 snhe aud prvate, beeonc onf As-ss
stoned superiority oser any oaher pisnoHn 10 =
lhc chi1f points o. their UNIFORM eAce eues ~
Greatest posSito dsbh ri9hnssx and volume - ne o"
bned with brill anss clsAI ADD psr ec
tion OF soun1 the pure and pat 9tc ava ~
chan under tie most delicate o. loNesn .ss
This pecuinry Is ionnd erclsss n zee ste ,, ~
and togettsr with sse ms1Aes Wecson .' ~. 80.
ments well heir led iufs hiy ens. ~.
verss ala truly snrprislog aYd eAls ~
mirstsa mi ~rsry ai r..ssc,s b. fa ,6s be in-ir.
me made III tks hargfu use rem =" 49, 80
exc aslveiy oarss yss in Tie ~ bt.,sts IN" 'eNo~
the n nyarAby ftiena 4ha w & so ~ vcv.,A
H., fhs nlsnos ot VARIOUS nssers bot freely ana unAesAi-
sss, sSsns gsssfsiswAY soSsgr rSiSos BOTH
sUPERioR 10 rHsh Alb rr,.,x
scsssNr NirlfhifLLg fhifLLgR Gsas ", M6rGAS;,
| KoBL az HOLDBECk, hLtkEo ". fHeSn.
/ WILLIAM NASUN, MAN MAhhiaEh.
/ v Il RIIrER, SAsL B.hSSAsASS,
| w ,HREERsSSdMs II y EAST rouRrsESIH srassI
RaIween Jnioa square and irvins paee New -
THE s,tun.i,r -Boots and snoea. Thy
,r asscrtt Of good pDoa and Stoes IN nc CIV W
ladies' gentlemen, IN sses. boys and chtldrcp ~ e,
RkpOKa. s1F broadway, Opposite MftrRi. Sot"
| Boys' anu Nouthr WAFER Proof ard Ninter foO'~
| Trusscs for the Cure. snd no.tef 81
ru.aure at MARSH Bro IS, corner OF broseV Az ana Ass
SGee,, under RMram's Museum
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p.r.ou~l ~lIutclit~ence

PeTsOmaI IntcVItGcnce.
Commodore Spau;dng United States Navy; Hon. G.
vbbard and Geo. Gray, OF Albany arc stopping a. the
81 Nicholas Hotel.
ColCnel McCrca. Of the English Royal Artillery, B
guest tho Metropolitan Hotel.
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Address to the Ladies'.
Try BERG a CO. g Companion CicaretoS For sale -,
the confectionery and cGar stores IL Dey street
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sizc Just received Psrisgt ct steel ard reays-
two three. four slx egt fifteen and wsniy No.
lars each For sac BY GkD. q. ALLEN, No. si5 BrosAb
war, one door below Canal streos.
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Astontshtuu Dtscoveww--n ncdtcsted
Electricity tvfhs nsw and wonderful system discoverei
and at the New Yorx MedlcAl Institute NO
Bunon SQUARE Il dai the most miraculous
cures In acute and chronic distsses known AM ae
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A Large Farm In Central Indl DA~
complete In respsct sdvertse for sale -
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II You wsnt.o Know. Sc. Read

curious book for curious people, and a good book "a
e. sry one. Price 81 50 10 be had all 1cpoH
Ctntents tables mailed free Address
DR.. u. b. FoUTE, l, ,lS0 Roadway, N y.
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An Undsniabir Fact -Ho0d amt Hts
forces repused and KNOX continues to settA
A>s
be tho New Year apd thps0 ~
should ma Ike early call -
Knox,s, No Zf broadway, Fulton street P0D,
sossIng Knox ha possess an sxoelisnt evidence -
discrimination.
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U1r0 tU Hant.. 80
10 the mest wonderful prrpsratio-s f the skin and -
plcxef that the genius Of nssky cf,ncsfTedN
oiab,r spA become. the aid -
Indispensable to Gsy Of the hate ton t
n daily OF etttrp
parts OF the Union ami tho Canadas enaosrs ~
xe,tng i the postage on these IA kages nnsi e- srr
pa ard tho enb0il- required tc
wooden boz would amcE-s 10 at least ~ ceoA
The moreover ask whv the Tuee can nvt DC pa9
their "incality. pr. O. re-
plies thss druggists havrio WREN prss
ling ty ratc tf ~ botie Dr. q.
bess friends that Cos he reccrrs y fcs
that he he dlscontiuue -
sell ThxOrenal Cream IN. result long aud urnsos..
processes OF the Ingredients (as
u s osed, wbtel conpe hin -
adopt Those lad ts who are unable 10 pro-
cure CfyientAl from DIR. Gourzud dirrr maY
order II oy express by NAL the p'stac- be ne =
cents; drugy',ts milners tbeir oc,iaty wA
orderit by allowing them reasonable cGnpensauon se
.ntiue others purchas. bs the dos1
from Dr. 9ouraud Mrs. Porter. Clevesn. ott" -
Shaw do Mr. Ateans, New Haven, &C BewMe ~
Dr. Felix ucurAudS Oisntsl tsA
from 10 dapot, ASS Broadway. New Yors.
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For Coughs and Throat Dis0rdsrs,-
use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHg gs,. having prsvsA.
their efficacy BY ties, Of many years
II. have never changed my mind respecting them frsS
the ar excepting to think Jet better began
thinking well off, REV HsSRr wARp BExcnsa.
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CHARLES DOWN ER. Ge1erar AgesY
4aCMa< s,rees New Yea
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ICY by o test Of man \ years.
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what owing 10 the Provincial Bank drawing and good
bilis were offered at 4ox Wg9h. The total amount
drayn up 10 tho present essimste 900 sterling
Owing to the extreme dearness OF cotton goods, the
overradiDg which severely afflicted this country
10 class merchandise has subsidized The stocks OF
our limited, aud the sales always remuner
ave but notice during the last few years there
has been very unhealthy extension Of shop business
wh ch We attribute 10 the great facilities OF obtaining
credit II sudden ghsness IN the money market 10
Europe caused unlocked for demand importers
the sbpkeepers and dealers would be the very nrst TO
experiences the eGect and all ho arc acquainted with
the way business conducted here must feel natural
apprehension TO the consequences
ihe prospect OF splendid wool crop s before u.s. sud
II remains 10 be how much this viii coufuce 70 I'M
prove money market Tho quality OF the wool, owing
the favorable nature OF the season, very superior,
year some twenty per cent There are no sass OF
wool 40 yet, but somo of the new wool expected at
market In fifteen days.
Tho commercial advices from Rio Janero are 10 the
z2d of October The coffee market had ruled Army sales
being made daily a. fu rates After the arrival Of the
Pearn the 20tb tbore transactions 20 report,
the Avorabe nature Of her advces from all quarters
although dealers evinced disposition 70 submit 70 DC
cne buyers Kept out OF the market Merchans did not
look for great decline the advicss from oonsum ing
countries rendered necessary List sales were quotca
oowsLots for the United States, $500 reis - 6t60
res per srroba. So ck, 10000 bags Tho receipts ned
averaged 800 bags per day. Dry bdes-Stocs g,Ooo
refs for light and medium weights No sales Freghis-
For the moment there was no inquiry ior vessels
but owing 70 the great scarcity q suitable shippns ~
port the blowing nominal quotations had decidedly an
AS 10 sos. top, and per cent. Exchange 90 Eng
land had ruled very steady, ass 70 2BAior oankers
and 2T 10 J7A for commercial bills, 90 days sight Dis
bank rate had been raised 70 lo per cent per
snuum all III securities Srfoe-Doubioons
80 900 10 29,s00 reis soveregus, 800 TO 9,lb0 res
Braz 4an gold, per cent premium.
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The Ohio Convention.


The Ohio Democratic Convention, which
met at Columbus, on the 22d Of March,
declared in favor Of Mcclellan for Presi-
dent.
The following resolutions, offered by
Judge NJ. Burchard, were adopted with
cut dissenting voice:
|. Resolved, That the Democratic par
V ia TOW, as it has ever been, devoted to
the Constitution as transmitted to. us by
the trainers Of that instrument, and ex
pounded by Jefferson, Madison and Jack
son, and as construed in the Virginia and
Kentucky resolutions Of 1903 and 1890,
and as construed in the report thereon in
the Virginia Legislature; and that for
the maintenance Of that Constitution and
the preservation Of the Union founded
under it, We hsre, as did The fathers of
the republic, pledge life. fortune, and 50
cred honor.
- '"'s We "Ouib udll WIN utA'HHk
aEy and every honorable effort toward a
restoration ef the normal condition Of this
Union to wit: internal peace and harmo
ny, and iraternal affection between the
several States comprising it; and we re.
gret that the measures OF the pressn, ad
minIstra,ion prevent such desirable re
suits, and We are therefore uncompro.
mising!y opposed TO its continuance in
power.
3 That we are opposed TO the prose,
c"s'on Of the War for the suhjuga,ion Of
States, or for the purpose Of depriving
them. Of their sovereignty, or impairing
their constitutional rights and being sat
'sEee that lis continued prosecution fer
such objects will in the end prove the
utter destruction OF civil liberty, we, there
fore, demand the immediate inaucura
ton Of peaceabe. mear-a to attain an hon
orable settlement aud the restoration of
the Union under tAe Constitution.
4. Tha, the mob spirit now ahoundirg
IN cur land is the natural and inevitable
result Of the violation Of the Cons,i,u.
ton and the laws by the party now in
power, and We deem tins a proper occs
sion to renew to our Peop'e the warnings
OF Washington against Iswles.ness in
government and people. The tyranny
OF the present administration has sown
the seeds from which we are now reapinp
a harvest Of crime.
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR &,

II ANlNG received frequent applications
l. Il. from the friends Of deceased soldiers
to place in permanent form and make il
accessible to all who might desire a copy,
the "RO!.L OF HONOR" on which | am
engaged Ter the State, propose TO publish
work moro extended in it's scope and de-
sign than the State Rolf, embracing Bio
grdphica! Skeiches of the officers aud men
from this State who have fallen or died i'm
service during the present war, and whose
friends may furnish me with the necessary
materials for such sketches.
The Ian Is this The friends of the de.
ceased soldiers desiring place in this work
will forward 10 me the necessary informa.
tlen to maSe up for publication the bio.
graphical sketches, or send the the notices
they wish inserted, when they will be re-
vised and compiled for publication. Each
biographical sketch must be ACCOMPANIED
by the name Of ut least one subscriber and
Ten Dollars TO defray the expenses and Ia.
Dor involved in the preparation and, compi-
latlon OF the sketches, for which receipt
Will be given emitting THE holder to copy
Of the work Mt the subscription price.
am pertecting arrangements with lead.
ng.pubIishing house for the publication Of
the work Ii will be published in monthly
numbers, asd issued in tho best style Of
letter press printing, on fine white English
book paper and printed with The best Eng.
iish Ink. Each number will contain one or
more portraits Of officers and men whs have
distinguished themselves during the war.-
The twelve numbers will make four hand.
some volumes.
Terms S5O Per annum, or for twelve
numbers, payable on the publication of
hrst number Of which due notice will be
given. The work will be continued until
the Roll ID completed. Those intending to
Subscribe or furnish biographical sketches,
should do so without delay, as the frs
edition will be limited 10 the number Of
subscribers
Address WILLIAM b. JOHNSON,
Columbia, y. T..
Feb. II, 1864. lit
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RIcE.-Ihe culture Of this great staple
article in South Carolina, was introduced
by accident about the year 1905. A brig
from Madagascar, touching at Charleston.
on her way to Great Britain, cast anchor
off Suiivan's Island. The Captain invi.
ted Landgrave Smith on board, and pre-.
sented to bun bag Of seed rice, with in
formation Of its growth in the East, its
excellent food, and its amazing increase
The Governor divided i, among his
friends, who made experiments with it,
which fully answered their expectations,
and from this small beginning arose the
great stable of South Carolina.
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Coming Events Cast their Shadows
Before.

The recent emeule in the nei.L Tor.
hood Of Charleston, Illinois, indicates
that the troubles among The faithful
threaten TO break out afresh, and ,ha,
the Coppcrhead element o! that section
Of tho Federal domain is by no means
queshed aud quie,ed The work Of dis
integratiQn still progresses, silently and
secretly, and anon busting forth in tn
multuous outbreak, which shows tha, the
slumbering volcano still mutters and
see,hes, which may yet s,bvert the odious
dynasty Of Abraham Lincoln. The ar
rest and punishment Of yailanhiclam-
the dismissal! OF Woford from the FEEDER
al service-,he mobbing Of the Dayton
Empire Office, and the suppression Q! 9th
er independent and outspoken organs Of
the anti administration party, have no
tendency to pour oil upon the troubled
waters, and only heap fresh fuel 10 the
names. A friend who has just escaped
from Johnson's Island, and who Travelled
IncognIto all through the North western
States, informs us that there are secrs,
organizations everywhere, and that ,urb
ulent times may be anticipated in tina,
quarter as the Presidential election pro
gres'es. We agree with our con,empora
ry OF the Savannah Republican that This
movement in Illinois may be crushed out
D. the overpowering force sf Yankee
bayonets, but the blood OF the mar.yrs'
will prove the seed Of the church. We
doubt, toe, # the insurgents have entered
on 50 responsible m undertaking without
some promise Of aid from the military
Western soldiers are as intelligent, to dis.
Germ their rights as the farmers, and have
the same interest in repeing the usprpa
tons and oppression Of the Eastern Van
KEGS Tie call for FIVE thousand addition
al troops argues a most serious disaffec
tion, and if it should extend to the army.
Lincoln may bid farewell to all hi.
schemes of suLjugaiion and p.snder.-
Itlante Conftderacy.
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Men and Food.

= 10 wage WAT successfully, Inen al home
are ss necessary as men 10 the field. Those
IN tue field must be provided fer, and
their families at home must be provided
for. In my judgment, no people can
successfully carry on long war, with
more than third Of its arms bearing
population kept constantly iu the field,
especially il, cut off by blockade, they
are thrown upon their own internal re
sources for all necessary supplies, subsis
tence and munitions Of war This is a
question of arithmetic on we'll settled
problems OF political economy. But can
we succeed against the hosts Of the enc
my unless all able TO bear arms up to
fifty years Of age are called to and kept
in the 6eld Yes, a thousand times YES.
| answer, with. proper ana skiliful man
agement. IL We cannot without such a
call, we cannot With 1t, II the war las,
long. The success Of Greece against tie
invasion 10y Persia--the success Of the
Netherlands agains, PhHIip-the success
of Frederic agains. the allied powers of
EurcP--ihe success Of the Colonies
against Great Britain, all show that it
can be done. If our only hope WA. 10
matching the enemy with equal numbers,
then our cause would be desperate in
deed. Superior numbers is one of the
chief advantages Of the enemy. We
must avail ourselves Of our advantages.
We should not surely rely for success by
playing int, his bsnd. An invaded peo
pie have many advantages that may Le
reso!ted to, to counterbalapce superiority
of numbers. These should be studied
sought and brought into active operation. /
To secure success, brains must do some.
Thing as we'll as muskets.- Viee Presi
tent Stephens,
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Very solemn were the couu,enauces Of
those who stood around the little rose
wood coffin, with its ~rea,hs of white
vrolets in Col. l. parlor. There was no
father or mother to ask one farewell kiss,
before it should be taken from their gaze
forever. Little L'lly, the only relative
present, WAS lifted 10 take last look at
her little brother. She kissed his pale
cheek then laying her ocII in his arms,
said, with quivering lip, "You can ,eep
it, little buddie, and carry it down in the
big hole with you" She fell bow lonely
he WAS. Poor little Frankly! Strangers
were going TO lay him Lv Harry's side,
in a strange cemetnry.
Sleep, little baby, sleep,
Not in your cradle bed,
No; on your mothers breast,
But with he sil-r. dead
until the morning Of the resurrection.
"lIarry, why did you ask Mr.. Lee to
perform the funeral services T. said his
sister as they returned from the burial.
"Was he al acquaintance Of Mrs. Rut-
ledge 2"
"No, Sue, he WAS not; hu, had he been
in the same village with her, as long as
DIR. Power has, | am sure he would have
been"
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AlYERTIsEMEMTs.

WM be insertsl at three dollars per square
for tho arst, and enc dollar and Say cents per
sasAre for each subsequent insertion. square
- oensist Of the space Of le lines, Brewer type
Ne adverdsesp eat considered lea than a square.
The npnber Of insartions must be written on
cseA Advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered oat. and charged accordingly.
Semi ni-Menthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver-
sisements, will be charged Three Dollars per
square for each ipsIiop,
Liberal deductions will be made in favor
OF advertisements Of three months, or long
er standisg.
Announcing Candidate. fer oahes. Twelve
Ds.!als.
~Csnnunioatisns Recommending can
Gdates for Office and all others of limited
or in&vidnal interest, charged at advertising
atss.
Citations 80. I.sslreat Debtsrs notices must
be paid tor in ADVANCE. Attachments, Rules
- plead aud ether legal notices must be paid
fSr by fhs Attorney in the case, or ether per-
son handing In the advertisement.
sT Announcements of Marriages or Deaths;
ASdoss Of Religious Meedags Published graf
u aud solicited.
obituary Netces exceeding the announce
luaent, will be charged for the overplas at regu-
~ adverti sing rates.
~ Tributes Of Respect, rated as ad-
sertismeats.
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The WORTH or A Coon GARDEN
Who has made the eslinatei Not one
in fifty. We beiive with the Augusta
Chronicle that well cultivated garden
will yield one third, il not hall, the sup
port Of family. The potatoes, turnips,
beans, cabb"ges, peas, parsnips, carrots,
strawberries, raspbsrries &c, dc, all OF
which are the products Of good garden
a large portion Of mans mos,
wholesome food. Aud, II we would give
more attention TO this branch Of hus sband
~, and fo'nish our tables With bo,ter veg
etabies, our families would use less meat,
and consequently be more healthy.
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The VILLAINoUs THTEvEs.-A paper
published at Bellefonte, Pa, gives US the
following evidence Of yankee rascality:
I'VE can scarcely 60 into a house in
the North where some Of the property Of
Southern ladies is not seen in possession
of women wno have sent forth their
brethren and friends to plumber and do
vastate the South. Books, musical In.
and everything portable, are
stolen, wherever our armies march. and
conveyed North. This crusade upon the
women OF the South is urged on by ;hs;-
sisters in the North, and we have heard
shrests from females which the most bru.
tai soldiers in the army would scoru TO
execute. In every town, village, steam.
boat and railroad car, all over the land,
will be found the fsirest OF the sex aGvo-
eating the destruction Of their sisters Of
he South. We can only account for it
BY supposing that the devil has sought
o destroy the human family through
he same medium he nsed five thousand
ears ago. II is horrible and cannot fail
o bring upon us the wrath Of Heaven" |
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| gave her rose and oave be, . >,

' gave her rose and gave her ring,
and asked her TO marry me then bu,
she sent them all back, the insensible
thing, and said sbe'd no notion Of men.
| told her had oceans Of money and
goods, tried to frighten her with a growI;
but she answered she wac not brought
up in the wood TO be scared at tho screech
Of an owl. l called her a baggage and
everything, sligbted her features and
form till at length I succeeded in get
ting her mad, and she rsged like the sea
in storm. And then in a moment
turned and. smiled, and called her nv
angsl and all, she fell in arms like a
wearisome child, and exclaimed, "We
will marry this fall r