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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09
n ABBEVuLE, S. G.. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9. 1866
E "He can't marry"-and the little

@ "He can't maryland the little
luscious, cherry lips playfully pouted-half
in scorn and half in contempt-yet with an
amusing earnestness that plainly showed
the fair speaker was interested. And why
not 80? but the speaker could not tell.
Now, / ask, Why don't he marry2 Will
not some one give reason! Only six
hundred dollars year, and not enough to
struggle on' lie prates of happiness and
quotes from Byron-gives costly presents
and lavishes his little all on mere nothings-
takes bis Cubas and his wine-and vet, he
cant marry. Can't live for an object.
Can't have some one to take care OF him
and bis money. Can't have the bright
eyes that he so much longs for, to watch hi.
coming, and look brighter when he comes.
No. no, it is foolishly ridiculous to hear
man say so, yet, terribly cutting when spo.
ken in contempt by lovely woman. Blu,
why! Simply because it is too strange to
believe when one, who pretends to be q
man. SO speaks. Can't possess himself Of
offered Happiness. Cannot take a home
and an object that would make his darkest
hours as sunshine. We don't believe il.
Girls, let's put him !up at auction. How
much will you bid for him-oply button
can't dwell-must sell-no rise-knock
him down-who is the unhappy purcha,era
Young man, take friendly advice. Dare
fortune with fair being at your side, to
cheer and encourage you. You can, will,
and must succeed. Remain alone and
when age shall weary your now strong
limbs and tho adversities of life break your
spirit-then will you say in the bitterness,
of your soul, "Why didn't marry7
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

FALSE RuAoR ABOUT FRANox-rHr
sITuATlos.-The intimation that an under.
standing had been effected between the
United States and Frances in regard to Mex.
ican matters is wholly uniounded. The
last phase Of the affair was the proposition
Of the, French Empsrsreto our Government
to recognize Maximilian's Government as a
.de taefo one: Secretary Stewards letter in
reply, which the President endorsed, ;fatly
refused such recognition, and gave the rsa--
soma therefor at length, bringing rejoinder
from the French Government. Until it is
received, there will be nothing done by our
Government beyond fitting ont M. Camp
ball as Minister tothe Republic. =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09
THE BRIDAL WREATH AND THE Sex.

1He BRIDAL WRATH AND THE Sex
TONS SHovEL.-In Paris, Illinois, while
the New Year was scarce twelve hours
old, party assembled to witness the SOL
emn sacrament which united two young
and loving Eesrts in the holy bonds of
malr'mony. Robed in garments of spot
less white-fi' emblems of purity, inno-
cence and bope-happy and joyous, but
with timorous futtering of the heart. a.
she made the responses which for all time,
for better or for worse, invested her with
the joys and sorrows of wifehoo :, and gave
her happiness, her very being, INTO anoth.
ers keeping. the young girlawas welded.
Behind was the careless, light hearted gai-
ETY. of girlhood. Before, fraught with the
mixed i'll and good of human life-the cup
of welded love filled to the brim with
such happiness unalloyed as angels feel, or
the bitter draught Of sickness, misery,
death. Love threw golden halo over the
prospect, and tho young brides look into
the dim future was dream of rose eolor-
ed blisa. All "went merry as marriage
oell," and there was feasting and flirting,
congratulations and kissing Of the bride.
In the adjoining building a human soul
vas passing through the dark valley in
which flows the river Of death, whose wa
ters all must cross who journey to the
bright land on the hither side, whore tho
weary are at rest. Full of years and houors,
the widow Of pioneer, a devoted Christian
a mother whose children and grandchildren
had grown up around her honored msm-
bers of society, she had fulfilled her mis-
sion, "acted we'll her part" and wa. ready
for the summons.
Another pioneer lady. accompanied by
her granddaughter, sought the house of
mourning to comfort her dying friend in
her last dread trial. Age had silvered her
hair and dimmed the brightness of her eye,
but the fire of early friendship still burned
brightly on the altar Of her heart. With
slow and tottering steps she approached the
door, behind which her friend is calmly
bresthing her life away. Her trembling
hands grasps the knocker, but just about
the time the minister had pronounced the
last words Of the ceremony which made
Miss Jennie Harty, wife, and while the
spirit of Mrs. Alexander plumes it. wings
for the celestial fight, the aged and sympa.
thizing visitor Mrs. Sandford, falls dead at
the threshold, stricken by one Of those mys.
terious darts with which death delights to
surprise his victim.
Mrs. Alexander was the widow of Cen
eral M. K. Alexander one of the earIy
pioneers Of Edgar county. Mrs. Sandford
was the: widow Of Mr.. Isaae sandford, q
wealthy and influential citizen, who settled
in Edgar about the same time that Genl.
Alexander did. :. The two deaths, in con-
nection with'the wedding, from rather a
curious and suggestive combination Of cir,
cumstances. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

THApDEus STEVENS 1np 4HE. .RSpusI1.
CAN PAaTr.-1tiss. plain from indications,
that. have reaohed us, that from some cause
the Republican party Of the North . not
yet prepared to follow the Lead ofThadde-
US Stevens in his onslaught upon the recon.
struction, policy Of. President johnson.
We " s,.S. notice that no. s3ngl: leading journal
like .ap. unqualified endorsement t6 his sav.
sgs speech OF Monday week. On the con:
,trary, The New York Tribune, the New
York Times, the Philsdelphia Press, the
Washington Chronicle and the Washing
ton National Republican, all express disi
gust form his violent views, and ahowa &
disposition TO support the policy ofthe Pfss;
idsnt. The imne nense patronage vestedsi ia
the wedge hes OCCASION hisrs.her serious
split anougst the Rsdicals &, :s.!IFs.s;;
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09
FACTS AND FREAKS OF oURRRNcY

kAV4o AMI x66AAb OF CURRENCY.
Many things have been uaed at diffar.n,
times as money-cowrie shells in Airics
wampun by the American Indians; cattle
by ancient Greece. I"
The Carthaginians used leather as mon
ey, probably bearing Some mark or stamp.
Frederick H., at the seige of Milan, is-
sued stamped leather as money.
In 1869, John the Good, King of France
who was taken prisoner by the celebrated
Black Prince, and sent to England until
ransomed, also Issued leather money, hsv-
ing a silver nail in the csntre.
Salt is the common money in Abysinia:
Goldfish in Iceland and Newfoundland.
"Living money!" slaves and oxen. psss.d
current with Anglo saxons, in pay ment
of debts.
Adam Smith says that in bis dav th.re
was village in Scotland where it was not
uncommon for workmen to carry nails in.
stead of money to tho bakers chop and
the ale house.
Marco Polo found, in Cbins, money
made of the bark of the mulberry tree,
bearing the stamp Of the sovereign, which
it was death to counterfeit.
Tobacco was generally used a. money
in Virginia up to 1860, fifty-seven years.
after the foundation of that colony.
In l641, the Legislature Of Massachu-
setts enacted that wheat should be received
in payments of all debts. "
The convention of France. during tho
revolution, on tho proposition Of Jean:Bon
Saint Andree, long discussed the propriety
OF adopting wheat as money, as the meas
ure of value of all things.
But the metals best. adapted and most
generally used as coin, are copper, nickel,
silver and gold; the frat two being now
used for coins of small value, to make
change; the two latter, commonly desiena-
ted "tbe precious metals" are used a. mes.
sures OF value and legal tenders.
On the continent Of Europe, q composi-
ton of silver and copper, called bullion.
has long been used for small coins. which
are made current at a much higher value
than the metal they contain. 10 Chins,
Syce silver IS the principal currency, and
IS merely ingot silver of uniform finsness.
paid and received by weight. Spanish
dollars also circulate there, but only after
they have been assayed and stained A a
proof that they are of the standard fine.
ness.
"A As Asia Minor produced gold, its earliest
coin was that metal.
A'y and Sicily possessing copper, bron.
ze was first coined there.
Herodotus says the Lydians were the
first people known to have coined gold and
silver. They had gold coin at the close of
t he ninth century B. c.; Greece proper
Q My at the close of the eighth century,
B. C..
servius Tullius, King of Rome, made
the pound weight Of copper current mon.
ey.
The Romans first coined silver 2sl B.
c., and gold 2o7 b. C.-Eoran. on Non.
ey. -
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- IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY CouRrEsY.-
Family intimacy should never make broth.
ers and sisters forget to be polite and sym.
pathisipg to each other. Those who con.
tract thougbtless and rude habits towards
the membsrszof their oyn family, will be
rude and thoughtless to all the world
But let the family intercourse be true, and
tho manners Of all uniformly gentle and
considerate, and the members of the family
thus trained, will carry into. the. world and
society, the habits of their childhood. They
will require in their associates, similar quail:
tiles; they will not be satisfied without mu.
tusl esteem and the cultivation Of the best
affections, and their own character will be
sustained by that faith in goodness which
belongs to amind exercised in pure and
high thoughts. =. :s,.o:ss;4s:: !.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

LARGE MEN; OF WESTERN VERMONT.
OHIO, AND Dr.. O. w.
Holmes, the distinguished poet and author,
also endorses the limestone theory. He
says: ain Kentucky, Ohio, and Western
Vermont, men grow to,larger sizs because
of the limestone under the soil.''
The character Of the earlier settlers of
these countries, aud the habits Of life which
they were necessarily compelled to adopt,
had much more to do with: their physical
development than the Limestone that un.
derlies those States. Kentucky was frst
settled by men from Virginia, the hardest
among the inhabitants Of the old Common.
wealth-men who possessed unusual reso.
luton and strength Of bodily .constitution.
They travelled seven or eight hundred miles
without roads through an s@unbroken wills
derness, Inhabited only By wild bsa.ts and
savage Indians. Men of such . stamp, ;ar.
irving in new and perfectlyewiId conn.
try, were compelled TO adopt the most
simple and most natural habits of life, liy-
ing in we'll ventilated cabins, and whoss
daily bill Of fare was roin bread and the
wild meat Of the country, and With tabunl
dance ofslaber ::ih the. open. air. These
simple lhabitss OF life, practised BY such.
hardy stock, could not fail To- give to their
offspring great siss $snd the most perfect
physical develop ment. !Pnus for two Ren.
erations the men of KsntuckY kYsufpssssd In
sise and physical endnrans1 thoss Of any
other State. But at this. time Sbnt few :of-
these large men: are 70 1sEbe sesn--aI I1Hero :
remnant. Of q former Renefatiol fSnsinas. Z; Z;
{ The avesags height cot tho men IA; the,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-13
Card TO She Ladies'.
Card TO She Ladies'.
DIR. DUPONCo'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR + Il M A LES.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing
distractions Of the Monthly
Turns from Whatev-
err Cause.
ONE BoxIs SUFFICIENT,

ONE bON - OR FIOlEN
Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL. MEN KNOW,
As well rs many others, that female can enjoy good
health uteSs she Is re9r ana whenever an Obstruc-
ton takes aco-whetherirom exposure, cold or any
other catse--the generalheath begins Immediate
y to decline, and The want of n proper remedy has
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Young females. The remedy may certainly he found
In the "Duponco Golden Pills" Headache, Pain in
the side paptaton of the heart, loathlng OF food
aud disturbed sleep always arises interruptions
of nature and whenever that's the case, these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
o 900 Boxes Have Been Sold In Two
Years.
Ten thousand bores sent taier both by myselfand
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have been returned, in which ladies say, nothing
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In II; emoving ObstructiOn and Resto ring
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Quieting tho Heru0s and bringing back the "osy col
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Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
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RENE MEIER Examine the box closely, (no
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and will not be responsible for their injurious eff
ferts
Price, 81 per box six boxess5. Sold in Lancaster,
Ohio bvfiEORGE G. BECK, Druggist,
LADIES by sending him 81 to the Lancaster Post
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o any part of tle country, free of Postage.
- s. D. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York
soldalso by Blocksom Brothers, GAINESVILLE, s, Il.
Samuels, Columbus, O. A Ods, CrcleWlle and John
D. Park, Cincinnati, aud by "0ne Druggist" in every
town and city in the United States.
Nov. 0, '05--33 ly.
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DANIEL AoEERs certifes that his wife is materi-
'ally benefited by the use of one bottle of Mishers
Herb Bitters that she ls satisfied two bottles more
will cure her OF Dyspepsia of over fifteen years stan
ding. Also that u few doses cured his son OF fever
and ague of over six months standing.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-13

GEORGE Lurz, Patentee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved of pains in the breast and breaking
out ofthe skin, of several years standing by the use
OF two bottles MishIer's Herb Bittefs,.
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]. WErzEL, Prop Badschen Hof, certfes that hal
bottle Of Mlsblers Herb Biters cured his eldes
daughter Offeyer and aguc.
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Farm for Sale.
SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Photographs fortwo Dollars a. Twsn-
ty.nve Gents nor dozen, executed at shortnottce
and In the best style. ldesirod they willbe sentby
mail, postage pad Call At the rooms over StOoum's
Drug Store, on Center AitoV, and examine my fine
specimens before ordering pictures olJewhere and
bc convinced int can suit you both In price and
artistic work, ~ welas any operator In this section
II good work and low prices are wanted, confidently
Lancaster, Aug. o. lsO0.-ly 6. w BORAH. 3
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The Advantage or the Participating
system Demonstrated.
B on apoliey Of $1,000 onthc Old sys,
ten pays In 6yenrs.....-.--........... $3.50 90
B on policy Of 81 900 on the New and
participating system pays years. $50 %
But At the end Of hrst year receives in -
t 10 OO
At the end OF the second ear..m......., 10 90
And interest In cash on previous scrip
10
Atthe cid Of the third year he receives
In 10 90
And interest on previous scrip S30........ I 20
Atthe end ofthe Fourth year he receives 81 os.
IN Hcrlp.... 10 90
And interest on previous scrip el6...,.. 2 20
Atthe end Of the Fifth yoar horeceiycs in Nf
scrip c.... .....Y.v..,,.,. .y.;.."..,-. 10 90
And Interest on preyioAa scrip SU.-,... 8 GO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-13

that he was cured Of Chronic Darrhpa and Flux of
over six months standing by the use of Mshlers
Herb Bitters.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-13
&sDGRGD ERevw@EGA2
READ WHAT MISHLER'S HERR BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
TER, OHIO


READ WHAT MIsHLER,s HERE BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
TER, ONO.
L. II. oLDs, proprietor Lancaster Woolen Factory,
certiGes that Mshlers Herb Bitters have done HIM
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
severe attack OF lnfammatory Rheumatism.
JIM LITTLE certiies that he has been cured of
Deafness ofover Twenty-Five years standing by the
use of Mshler's Herb Bltters,
DANIEL AoKERs certfes that his wife is so materi-
'ally benefited by the use Of one bottle Of Mshlers
Herb Bitters that she IS satisfied two bottles more
will cure her OF Dyspepsia of over fifteen years stan
ding. Also that few doses cured his son Of fever
and ague OF over six months standing.
j. WErzEL Prop Badischen TIof, certifes that half
bottle Of Mlsblers Herb Bitters cured his eldest
daughter offeyer and aguc.
JAooB smEFFER Prop. Lancaster 1annery certlfes
that he was cured Of Chronic Diarrhpa and Flux Of
over six months standing by the use Of Misher's
Herb Bitters.
GEoRGE Lurz, Patentee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved Of pains in the breast and breaking
out ofthe skim OF several years standing by the use
OF two bottles MishIer's Herb Bittefs,.
has been intimated to us that we dilute or adul
terate the ters and do net sell it pure ms received
from DR.. T. Nlishler. TO all such intinatlons we
would reply that we will wager $500 that the article
we sell Il the pure unaduterated Mshler's Herb
Bitters. And ftirtherwe hereby caution all persons
who may hay uttered the above mentioned ISLANDERS
against us, that in future we will prosecute to the
fullest extent Of the law, any person or persons who
may repeat the stale SANDERS.
Q. n HARTZEL, Agent
ALBERT GETZ.
We have published onya few ofthe many Ger
tificates ofcures we could get to publish, as the
"Herb Btters" have been tired for almost all the
diseases for which they arc recomm nded, about
this place. and have not only given general hut uni
versal satisfhction-FOr Fever and Ague alone, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks at this place-The
amount sold daily, IS the best evidence olits merit.
Ifyou wish to save money and Health and secure
happiness, keep supply OF Mishler's Herb Bitters
in your household tits one ofthe hest medicines
in the world for the various diseases of the human
body.
or. HARTzEL, Local Agt.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By
ALBERT GETZ,
near corner Main and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio.
Ma! II, 1865 en-,
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J. N. LITTLE certiies that he has been cured o
Deafness ofoyer Twenty-Five years standing by the
use of Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-17
Remember,

That his Brters is not Alcoholic, contains
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make DrunkaIds, but
the Best Tonic in the World "
From the Rev. E. D. Fendan, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philada.l
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoohand's German Bitters, and feel it nv priyil-
eye to recommend them a most yaiua bfs tonic, i,
o all who are suffering from general debility or
rom diseases arising from derangement of tho
ivsr Yours truly, f. d. FENDALL.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

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Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
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fsbl3wly
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Christian Commission Office,

Pmlada., Nov. 9th, 1obo.
Rev. III. Macleod went as Corps Agent with
Gen. A. }. Smiths to Mobile, the winter
OF "a. He had a violent attack OF congestive
chIlIs at Montgomery. and return OF them at
Nashville. Alter reaching his house in New
Hampshire, he wrote me that the chlIIs were rap
idly reducing him in strength, that his phyricians
could give him relief, and he feared ne should
be compelled to give up hiO parish i persnaded
him to try the EPaschIl MIKture,' and put HIM
communication with Mr.. Morris, The result
is given above by Mr.. MacL cLeod, who, with restOr-
ed health. has now resumed the severe service of
the Commission the Rio Grande.
EDwARD p. SMITH,
Sec'y L. s. Christian Commission.
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A Valuable Contribution 10
MEDICAL SCIENCE.
All valuable sciences and inventions have their
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10 takes often ages TO perfect. a -@
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Romans, and Eastern Nations. in the shape OF
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