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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

INOR sALE.---A VALUABLE RESI-
IL DENGt, with pl session 2lih March, on WASH
ugon stree l. between sh aud 9Th; 40 feet ront running
tn ugh 10 Jeersou sreew stable In rear on Jeer.
son street. Price $500. Apply to
W. MrCAUlLEY co,
iar3O Real Estate Dealers, 6I5 Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
A CONVENIENT AND DEsIRABLE

A cor ENjGNIENT AND DESIRABLE
IA 90 NTNY sEA1 FOR sAlE.-iyk acre., within
lures miles o Tue city OF Whining IN, aud quarer
hrleof the T. ", 4 49, Is H. he house is roomy ana
conye 1t. bsinE three suiis high the main, aud
hack bulldogs The Price at VIII oil this property b.
b ugh d very low, II bought For terms, 6c., Rp-
~ TO W. McC uLLEY a CO,
is'- Real Estate betlers, 6l6 Market St.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

VA L IA hll1l OlN " L IL
This snua has thoroughly proved itself to be- the best
arcle known tor curing the CArARRH COLD fS HEAD
aud HEADACHE. II hiss heen found An excellent remady
IN many soKB EYES DEAFNESS has been moved
by it, and HEARING ha, often been greatly improved by
its
1t is frarant aud agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the Head
he seu-aions after using it delightful and inygorat
ing. L. opens and purse out all obsirucons, strength
th- glands, aud gives healthy action to the parts
affected.
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale ul use of DR. MARsnAll's CArARRH AND nEAD-
hiss proved its great value for all the
dseasrs Of the head and at this moment 1t stands
higher than ever before.
1t Is recommended by many Of the best physicians,
and is used with great success aud satisfaction every
where.
READ TIRE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE Drug
GlsrS IN 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been &C
quaintei with DR.. MARsnALL's CATARRn AND HEADACHE
sNurf, sni sold t 10 wholesale trad-i cheeriully
that believe it to be equal, in every to
the ruHnm inons gwen ui il tor the of atarTh.
Hi SD elton. and that Is decidedly tue best arts
have Nuugn for al common diseases of the head.
burr Perry, Boston Barnes Parke, New York.
Real, Austin & Co.. 3" A. B X D. sands
Brown. Lamsnp Co., g S ephen Paul a Co.,
Red Cutler Co., Israel Minor Co.
SCI W. Fws. " MeKe-son Robbins,
Wilson. tairbank Co. " 4 L. scovili & Co,
y Aaw, tdhanls & Co. M Ward, Gloss 4 Co,
Il. Hay, Portland, Me. Bu & Gale,
Flr sale by ali Druggists. Try IT. dsc29-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
STOCKS AND LOANS

Or all descriptions bought and sold Commission At the
Board OF brokers In Philidelrhit New TX ard ou.
re, rderH by mail, ali all correspondence pr mptl,
attended to no,7-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
MEDICAL.
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
MEDICAL.


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
IhgstcidH Extraordinary 10 The Queen.
This invaluable medfne is un(ailng in the sure Of all
those ptniui and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution is sulje t. 1t moderates all excess
aut removes si obstrrcins from whatever cause and
speedy cure may lie relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It particularly suited II will in shert time bring
On the monthly period WITH regularity.
Each bottle price Ono Dollar hears the Government
stamp Of Great BrI'a ain, io prevent counlerfsits.
TiiaB PULLS NAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL WHERE
rhr DIRECTIONS ON IHs ~ rAog or PAMPHLET AgE WELL
OBSERVED.
Every woman knows that the bloom Of health must
tle, with the slightest irregularity obstruction OF
be- meiises. These Pills truly the womaus friend
never falling and regulator Of Suppression OF
ure, from Whatever So mild that the feeblest
can take them with perfect security yet powerful in
heir elo'ts that they may be safely called, never
falling Regulator.
In all Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pains
ln The Back aud Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Pal
pl uon Of the Ilanrt, lystees, and Whites, these Pills
will elect when AL other means have Aiied; and
although powerful remedy, do contain ir N, caO-
mel, antmonv, or anything hurtful to the constitu-
tou.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which shoud be carefully pres rved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sole General Agent for the United States and British
DOmnous,
JOB MOSES,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
GOVERNMENT SALES.

OFEIcE OF ASSISTANT aUAKTER-
WILMINGTON DEL F,b. 18TH 1866
SALE OF 800 SURPLUS GoVERNM Nj MULES.
ALL GOOD AND sERvICEABLE
VIII bo sold at PUBLIC AUCT ON. at wilmington.
Delaware on every FRIDAY during the month Of March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention OF purchasers ia Invited 10 the
Ac that lhsse Mules are large, well airel and IN ex al
s"t condition, being tho surplus Team Mules OF Wash
Animals sold singly
kales 10 commence at o O'Clock, A. NJ
TERMS-Uash in U S. Currency
ny order Of Brevet Brig Gen'l JAMEs.A. EKfE,
In charge oil LIST Division @ NJ o.
feb27-tmelso Ca1f o NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
b RY Al MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

Ia rte original Medicine established In 1887, aud
hrs "l % ile kind intriduc under the name
ul uIAoNtc NAFEKs, L. this any thsr Country; al
ther fsim" ie fe's ae couhterfts Inc enutne
ctn be knuwn by the 4ame BRYAN being stamped ou
varh Wafer.
Tues Waer- have been heioro the public for early
MirY ysi.N md tbe immeuse sale attained, not ouy u
tnrta ioreigu Countries fully attest their n-
ttinsie "nrh tn me-ieni propetts are superior tn
'ny uh icle offered Tor the cure Of Pulmonary or
htptrns atecu aud the quantity contained in each
blA .rtfll ube that Of the many worthless imita
Io sdter ised
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
e,ra Coushs, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness, Asthma
GAlArr., br nehias, Dficut Breathing, splitting Of
houi Pains la the Chest luoipent Cons lmpion. and
all diseases of The lungs. Not only af0rding temporary
relief bn eltsctinI rapid and lasting cure and ave
d. ot uau-ete like alcoholic compounds aud the medi
tutl properties tire combined in form 20 agreeable
au4 Pleasant to the taste that any child will readily
tlke them. ono dose Will always afford
RELIEF in TEN MINUTES.
10 NooALlss and PuBio SPEAKERS, these waters
ar porn ary valuable; they VIII IN one day remove
h mott sryre occasional hoarseness; and their fepu
lr FIR " diJs VIII, At all times, increase The
power and ieNbiiiiy ot tie voice greatly mprovin its
tone compass amt Tor which purpose they are
regularly used by many professional vocalsts.
he very aieat celeurly OF this invaluable remedy
tstous. wuch ii.ppiint thr Just expectations Of the
purehi aud niurs the character of the genuine me.
dIcne.
>-s that Tie word, "BRYAN," is stamped on each
Oi the pHoi rieor, JOB NOSES on each wrapper q,
c1nntefflt which is forgery eR-efIending parties VIII
bs jetl with in the uil extent Of the law.
lRYASs PrlM0Slc WkPgRs sale by ali Drug-ists
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
dee29-ly "a Cortlandt Street. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

TIIAE FARM FOR sALE.--A FARM OF
l. uNh uUNbKkD AND SiNTY-rWO Qb.) ACRES,
% No" Castle County, Del on the road leading from
Delaware Cy to Newark from "Jesersn to Ferris"
Corner Twenty (2U) acres WOODLAND. Coed Frame
Buildings. Ten acres IN APPLE AND PEACH TREES
.- Price low. Terms easy. Apply 10
WILLIAM CALHOUN
AT the premises.
Or 10 WM MeCAULLEY 4 CO.,
oc-3l COZ Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
NO. 26.
POLITICAL.

- ~ 10 IL ! + T. l. Il Y .--D II. f. MINOR
. SEFfhkis VIII be a candidate for the Office Of
Of the voters Of the Union party M the Nomination
o-n--ul. lnch2a-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
B1own's Jamaioa Ginge
F.Ondnu gEaIr Ressor

lns's Brown Windsor Soap, and variety Of Perfumer,
auI Toilet articles tor ale at Wilson'S Drug and lledci
nal store b'e M M'rEet ST. julyls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

BUILDING FOR SALE.---A FRAME
~ iin With yellow pne Fraue, size ., by 90
q Get 'hs sqaa G, {! stlries high) liable for
WORK lion. SAP o, utru; cou Il be inverted with lit
u espens- in, Two hwsl In Huuses, Apply at the
Bolt tnd Ant Works corusL oI ThiId and CHI reh SIS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

EOR SALE. ---A THREE STORIED
Il bhlCk II iusk Tolm-, No g-8 sixth street. ma
-0ih-r N the stuie v.elnty, asi OF ze. Also
Tor sale rent artn Of res, with good buildings
on krunett Pix just beyond cit. limits
n B.--A NUN Der Of other Houses for sale.
lor particulars apply to
". McCAULLEY Z Co,
JanU-t 6U6 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
SOzODONT.

Opal Deutslua, DaCosio's West 1udiAn Tooth Wash
JruyAn'- Tooth aud Hair Brushes Fancy and Toilet
p, aui variety Of tne Perumery Tor sale At Wilson's
MLImiMgInm. lnl mnra
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

no LEW.--FOR A CASH RENT, -FOUR ACRES OF
TRUCKING GROUND, In first rate order, rart set in
stiawbefriss with good house containing five
mchl ~ J. A. BROWN, Newport Pike.
rTO LET.--NY COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAINING
eleven rooms partly furnished. Rent 5000 per year
ar $500 for six mouths lmchls-3Wl j. A. BROWN.
no LET.--FoR A TERM OF YEARS TIE LARGE
building. containing Nifty roeus, formerly known
III Living llomr-sonn to be the Sixth Avenue Hotel
Rent $1,000. Tmoh13-fl J. A. BROWN.
NOR RENT.--I5 ACREs OF MARSH,
H. The Townsend Road Ia " Holland Creek Marsh
divided INFO about ve lots Also six acres in tn Brsn-
dywine Marsh" Possession immed atey. Apply 10
W. McCAuLLEY 4 CO,
Real Z tate Dealers, 6O6 Market street.
maf9 Wilmington, Del
TNOR SALE OR RENT.--THAT VERY
II DESIRABLE PROPERTY, at the North East corner
o F'on aud Tansli streets. with mont Of feet on
ia nall street. and running through to seeon street.
having upon good brick office and very large frame
hniliing suitabe r. business Front street, and
threH good houses aud stable on Second str e This
inpsry wall sold at very reasonable price and upon
the most easy terms. For particulars apply to
W. McCAULLEY CO.,
Real Estate brokers', 6O6 Market street.
meha Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PK0tERrI.-A farm Of IA acres in Appoquibimink
hundred one-and a-qudrter III les from Townsend sta
ton Delaware Railroad. 400 Peach Trees in bear
lug New nouse aud Barn.
Price low and terms moderate.
For particulars apply TO TnOs. S. MERRITT,
Mddlsto~ n Del,
or W. McCAULLEY & CO.,
nnY2l COG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

"a C0rfIAndt 81. New York.
y. B-sl 90 and three cent pos age stamps enclosed
To- .uthor4.d Agent will lottle cont lining
t0 Pills b. return mall, securely sealed from all obser
walton. dee29 1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
JN SALE on nENT.--TIIAT VERY
EoR SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN

i INMEUIATELY
No Tho Three storied Brick House, No. 81 Wash
inEten street, containing al the corvenences and i'm
provenants of a modern built house.
NO. "A hne new Ihea storl3d Brick House, on Della
war Avenue next the swedtnborgan Church; every
veui,nce,
NO. . a ThroA stored Brick House, No. 7O9 Tatnall
street. conveniently located and des able as a residence
No. ~ The+ Stori-d Brick House. N 7Oi TAtnall
stfe'ii adJonins No. g. containing roomF and
IL very 4rsifAbls property.
be above prop rties nearly new aud in excellent
ordei an persen wishing purchase desirable pro
le aud uimad ate pO session, should give us
eAll aud examine the above Apply to
wM McCAuLLhY Il Co..
Rsal Estate callers, Gu6 Market Street,
mch7 Wilmington Del.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

The Hon. e. Z. l.angdon, formerly edi.
tor Of the Journal to which he writes, now
member Of Congress from the Mobile
District, has addressed 10 the "Mobile
Reglstcr and Advertiser" letter, dated at
Washington, in which, after reviewiny
very inrcibly tie action of Congress ii. on
the admission of the Southern ..epresen.
tatives, he states that he has come to the
conclusion that the Southern States will
be deprived OF representation during the
existence oi the present Congress.
The motives which, in his opinion. con
troll the action of the radicals are so clearly
and well stated in his letter, that we quote
that portion of it:
The motive Of all this is perfectly
transparent. The radicals are anxious to
pass certain measures, and among them
amendments to the Constitution, for the
double purpose OF consolidating their own
power, and al as further punishment of
the wicked rebels" Were they to ad
nit the Southern members, all their well
lad schemes would be certainly defeated
especially all those which they REQUIRE n
TWO third vote-while, if the Southern
"'S hSpI Out, tne r1Ulcal MAORI
ty, IN each House, is sufficient to enable
them to carry all their measures, bidding
defiance even to the Executive veto for
instance parties in the Senate now stand
3S Republicans, III opposition and one
vacancy from Iowa. We will give the
vacancy to the Republicans, making their
number 80. Admit the % Senators from
the Southern States, and parties will then
stand SO Republicans, and 33 opposition.
No Two third vote for them here And
besides, there are Senator'S classed as
Republicans, who will vote with the oppo.
sltlon on all extrcm. measures of the radi.
Gals. These are Mcssrs. Cowan, Doolit.
tie aud Dixon, and this will make it tie
IN the Senate-36 Republicans and 81
opposition. 30 the admission Of the South.
crn Senators would deprive the radicals of
their power In the Senate. And this is
reason enough Tor keeping them out. In
the liouse, parties now stand: l30 Re.
publicans to 80 opposition Admit the
o. Southern members and the opposition
is increased to 93-inaking il impossible
tor the radicals to carry any measure that
requires two-third vote. This view of
the case satisfactorily explains why it is
the Southern inCUIbels are not admitted
1t ls power versus Constitutional right"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

IMPORTANT TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS AGAINST THE GovERNMENT.--B By
the tenth sention of an Act approved
March ., 1868, II Statutes at Large, p
I6o,) 1t is enacted tha; every claim against
the United States, cognizablc bv the Court
OF Claims, shall be forever barred, unless
the petition setting forth full stat ment
of the claim be Fl ed in the Court, or trans
mitted TO it within six years after the
claim first accrucs, provided that Gains
accrued six years before the passage OF the
Act, shall not be barred If presented within
three years after the passage of the Act.
Thus, all claims against the United
States, cognlzable by the Court of Claims
AID OF more than six years standing, will
be barred after the Sd of March, 1866.
The claims c0Gnizablc by said Court
are {: l. All claims founded upon any law
of Congress. 2. Upon any regulation of
any Executive Department. s. Upon any
contract expressed OF implied, except (l)
claims growing out OF OF dependent on any
treaty stipulation, and (2) claims for prop
erty damaged, destroyed, or appropriated
by the army or navy engaged in the sup
preston OF the rebellion
The above limitation, though contained
in All act respecting the Court Of Claims
has been by many supposed to extend to
"all claims against the United States"
whether prosecuted before the departments
or offered to be set off by defendants in
suits by the United States against them as
dcbtors.-Nationai AteHyenccr
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

FEMALE SoCIETY-We endorse every
word John Randolph said about ladies'
society. Read what he says, young man,
and act accordingly:
"You know my opinion Of female socie-
ty. Without it we should degenerate into
brutes. This observation applies with ten
fold force 10 young and those who are in
the prime Of manhood For after a cci tain
time in life, the literary man makes shift
"a poor one, | g,ant,) to do without the
society OF ladies. ioa young man moth
ing is so important us spirit Of devotion
(next to his Creator) to some amiab'e
woman, whose image may occupy his
heart, and guard it from pollution, which
bescts it on oil sides A man ought to
choose wife us MIS- Primrose did her
wedding gown, for qualities that wca.
we'll" One thing at least Is true-,hat If
matrimony has its cares, ee'ibacy has no
pleasures. A Newton, or more eminent
scholar, may fnd enjoyment in mere
study; man OF literary taste can receive
in books powerful auxiliary, but man
must have bosom friend, and children
around him, to cherish and support tho
dreariness ofage.'
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

When cares " like wild deluge come"
when the soul is weary and the burdens
are heavy to bear, let us rcposc on that
one comforting fact-that we cannot get
away, even il We would, from the love that
encircles and pervadcs us. Believe it or
not, Gods promises never fail us; His
Almighty arms never cease to be about US.
Sometimes, when low in the dust, the
earthly crosses and misfortunes, and the
soul darkened, we lose this sense of the
Divine care-God seems very far from US
then but when He seems farthcrest He
is really nearest.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

The History of Mexico shows that dur
ing the last forty years Mexico has had
thirty seventy different forms Of govern.
ment, thirty two of which were " Repub-
lies" and seventy five Presidents It's re-
volutions during that time have amount
ed TO over two hundred. Many years
since a Mexican Protcctorate was ur-
ged upon the United States Senate by
General Houston, upon the ground that
the Mexican people otherwise would fall q
prey to some European power. The pro-
ject was condemned and abandoned. But
perhaps in view Of the past and present it
would have been we'll.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

The Car has addressed a rescript to
the Government of Warsaw, promulgatin
a series of educational measures to be car.
ried out in Poland. Superior and elemen
tary schools are to be established for Poles,
Greeks and Russians, and separate schools
for Germans and Lithuanians All scholars
will be taught the Polish and Russian his.
tory and languages
Tie religious instruction will be intrust.
ed to the secular clergy of each respective
denomination.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

Great crimes work great wrong, and
the deeper tragedies of human life spring
from its larger passions; but woful and
most melancholy are the uncatalogued
tragedies chat issue from gossip and de-
traction; most mcurnful the shipwreck often
made of noble natures and lovely lives by
the bitter winds and dead saltwaters Of
SANDER. So easy to say, yet so hard to
disprove-throwing on the innocent, and
furnishing them as guilty if unable to pluck
oct the stiugs they never see, and to silence
words they never hear. Gossip and slap.
der are the deadlicst and cruclest weapons
man has for his broihers hurt.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

Wife (co3pla; ningly) II haven't more
than a third of the bel" Husband (tri-
umphanlly) That's all the law allows
you"
What Gne head your boy has !" said
an admiring friend.
"Yes," said the father--"he's a chip of
the old block Amt you my boy?'
Yes, father" replied the boy. "tcacher
said yesterday that was q young block.
head
As tne quickest way to make fortune
a cotempo'ary suggests marrying a fashion-
able young lady aud selling her clothes.
Frugality is fair fortune, aud induE.
try good estate.
Common scasc is valuable in al kiu6s
Of business except lo7s making.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08
a Word for Gentlemen.

The Georgia citizen contains some
words OF counsel 10 the s;crner sex which
We copy below:
Gentlemen, you are very hard TO please
III regard to female fashions What must
we 90 to please YOU, gentlemen? You
preach one theory and encourage and
practice OF another. You grumble when
We wear feathers, flowers and small bon
nets. Quarrel over silks and satins.-
Make sport OF false curs and beau-catch.
crS, ard make up faces at paint, powder
and ponatum. You abominate low neck
e! dresses, (oCcr tie Tern and curl your
lip scornlully at a We'll wadded high neck.
cd one. Short waists Objectionable and
long waists intolerablc. You declare We
I'LL ourselves with tight lacing, yet YOU 20
into raptures over splendid forms" and
the tighter they are drawn the more San
gc!ic' they appear-I think they look
~"Yy,) aud the longer they make your
calls, and par paemtteSe, whenever you see
lady VIII Jse waist is /" but a span" shorten
ypur calls Cor the sake Of suffering hu.
manlty The dear creatures cannot live
without breathing. When hoops are not
in vogue you laugh at our Slinness, aud
rtcc UerSu when We try 10 spread ourselves
you laugh ,he same. II our dresses trail
you cali u street swecpers If they do
not trail YOU malicously say We wish to
show our-slippcrs
You grow sentimental over carnation
checks and talk beds Of roses No
wonder ladies' cultivate roses when they
are such objects of attraction and subject
OF tlaitering illusions Let richly dress.
cd and highly rouged lady enter ball
room and how many masculine lips ex.
claim, How diyinely beautiful" " How
lovely and bowitching!' and 80 what
magnificent creature - Some knowing
old ogy in the corner sarcastically NUT.
ters fudge merely Il magnificent bun.
die of dry goods :" That remark leads us
to believe he has been taken in" IL
matrimony, by one of those bundles, and
experience has taught him the truth of
the old proyerb, "All is not gold that
gliucrs."
Now, gentlemen, bow and scrapc to as
many hoops rs you please, and follow with
your eyes as many trails rs you please, but
don't praise Us one minute and laugh at us
the next. Truly the poet understood your
sex better than we do when he exclaimed,
40, consistency, thou art jewel y
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

A NOBLE SENTIMENr.-In his reply TO
the Montana delegation, published ycs,cr-
day morning, the President made an ut
terance which, we have no doubt. will be
remembered throughout future generations.
1t is this II feel that | can afford to do
right; and so feeling, God being willing, |
intend to do right; and, so far rs in me
lies, | intend to administer this Govern
ment upon the principles that lie at The
foundation of it," This is the language Of
q noble patriot, AMI deserves the ,ommeu-
dation Of the good men and true in every
section Of our country.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

GINGER COOKIES Three tablespoons
of melted butter. three OF bu.;crmilk; put
into teacup; fill up the cup with molas-
scs, one teaspoon Of soda and ore of gin
ger, SUR with n spoon, and add as little
-four Us possible, and roll out smoothly.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

A cotemporary says: "Thcre is a man
in our county who always pays for his pa
per in advance. He never had sick day
in his life--never had corns or toothache-
the frost never kills his corn OF beans
his babies never cry in the night, and his
wife never scolds'
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

Where We 10 ask a hundred meu who,
from small beginnings, have attained
condition OF respectabiGty aud influence,
to what they imputed their success in life,
The general answer would be, 1t was
from being early compelled to think for
and 6epen3 on ourselves"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

Sort GINGERBREAD.--Onc cup of mo-
lasses, one of sour cream, two eggs, ono
teaspoon OF soda, one Of ginger. Mix
rather thIn.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-08

The following advertisement appears in
an Arkansas paper: "Any gal what's got
a bed. coffee pot and skillet, knows how
to cut out britches and take keer of chill
dren, caa have my services ill death parts
both on Us"