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The Bachelors Solilocuy.

Bless my soul I'm thirty.ninc to- day six
feet in my stockings, black eyes, curly hair
tall and strai ght as cedar Of Lebanon, and
still a bachelor We'll, it's an independent
life, Mt lcast-no it isn't, either Here 8 these
new gloves of mine full of little rips string off
one Of my most faultlcss dckeys, nice silk
handkerchief in my drawer wants hcmming,
top button off the waistband of my pants
what's 10 be done? How provoking it is to
soc these married people looking so sof-satis.
fed and consequential, at the head of their
families, as if they had done the State great
service. Why, as to children, they arc as
plenty AS flies in August, and about as troub-
lcsomc; every alley, and court, and garrct is
swarminy with them; they're no rarity, aud
any poor miserable de-U beg pardon y
wretch, can get wife, enough of them, too,
such as they arc. It's enough to scare man
to death to think how much it costs to keep
one. Young folks have to begin now where
their fathers and mothers left off Silks and
satIns, ribbons and velvet, feathers and flow
crs, cu(f.pins and bracelets, gmcracks and
foldc-rols; and there's no help for it in my
casc-for if | married woman loved, and
the dear little thing should ask me for my
scalp, should give it to her, know should
Then there's tho tapestry carpets, and mirrors,
and sofas, and ottomans, and damask curtains
and pictures, and crockc-ry, (and you must
look at the subject in all its bearings) little
jackets and frocks, and wooden horses and
dolls, and pop-guns, and ginger: bread; don't
believe J. can d, it, by Jupiter! But then,
here sit, with the toe of my best boot kick
ing the CRATE, for tho want of something bet
ter to do; it's coming awful cold, drcary
weather. long evenings, can't go to concerts
forever, and when 20, my room looks so
much the gloomicr when come back, and it
would be cosy to have nice little wife to chat
and laugh with. I've tried to think of some.
thing else, but [ can't; if look in the fire,
! am sure to sec a pair of bright eyes; even
the shadows on the wall take fairy shapes
I'm on the brink of ruin-l feel it. | shall
read my doom in the marriage list before long
= know shall. Heaven help me, for there s
no living with better half, so they say; and
may be refused if / can get along without
| one
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ITrevorenco.

If there is any one quality that would seem
to predominant over every other in the Amer
lean chara ,tcr it is irrevcrencc. Our pcoplc
appear to entertain very little respect for gov.
crnmcnt, law or constituted authority, at least
whenever either intcrfercs with their interests
or restrains their will. They have but little
respect for time, place, persons or thing
Neither is their irrevencc of q negative char.
acter merely, it is position. 1t is not shat
they are deficient in respect, but that they
treat with disrespcct nearly everything that in
oldon times always was, and in other lands still
Is treated with reverence and reDpect.
The desire to establiah manly indcpen-
denco OF character has contributed to foster
an inordnatc degree Of scf.importance, which
wrapt up in tho intensity Of its own selfish
ness too often forgcts what is due to others
Among no other people perhaps is the irrcyc-
rent use OF Gods namc so common, in no
other country do public speakers or writer's
for the press make such rrcvcrcnt APPLICATION
OF scriptural incidents and quotations. while
the manner Of entering the churches on Sunday.
the heavy tramp of tho heels on the floor, reyer-
berating through the aisles, shows how small
the reverence felt for the character Of the
building or the purpose for which it was ercc-
ted. Every rule established for the better Sc
curty OF ordcrin public places is systematically
violated, and convenienccs supplied for the ac-
commodation Of the public are almost certain
to be broken up and destroyed.
1T we aro asked whence this irrcycrcnce to
every thing entitled to respect, we must say that
1T is owing to the want of proper donestio
training in early life. Sonc parents think it
best to permit children to grow up with very
little or no restraint until they arc Of suioicnt
age to enable thcm to know right from wrong
Wise parents, how little they know the foroo of
habit. Solomon thought differently when ho
said Train up a child in the way he should
80, and when he is old hc will not depart from
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it," If child DO allowed to run or tramp
loudly through tho llouso, with his hat on,
and whistli,g rs he goes, to talk loudly at tho
dinner table, quarrel for his scat, call for what
he wants, and grumbles if lie docs not get it,
enters into an argument with, and contradicts,
his parents, aud that fatty, too, Is it not
training to irrevcrcnce If he is not taught
to respect the house of his father and tho ta-
bic at which he is fed, how is he to learn rev.
crcncc for the house Of God, when he is 4
man? If he is not taught to respect the opin-
ions, authority and age of his parents, what
other opinions or what other authority will he
ever learn to reverence? Or in what other
persons will he ever learn to reverence age?
If the parent yields to the opportunities of
the child what he refused ut first, does lie not
foster and strengthen the wilfulncss of the
child? If he allows him to do to-day what
he punished him for doing yesterday, he may
teach him to know when his parent is in good
or bad humor, but he docs not toach him to
know right from wrong Kindness united
with firlnncss is far superior rs minister to
education, to hnrshncss accompanied by occa-
sional familiarity. The first wins upon the
heart while it commands respect, the other
hardcns the temper while it destroys respect.
The word training implies regular system
steadily and always operating in the samc di-
rcction, and is entirely compatible with the
utmost gcntcncss Of manner.
What the child is, with some exceptions,
chiefly depends upon the training of the pa
rents, and the child is said to be the father of
the man Tn order to educate man, there.
fore, that he may reverence God and every
thing that is his, that he may reverence age,
and, while claiming fully all that property be-
longs to himself, that he may not forget what
is due to others, we must begin at the begin
ing.
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The state OF souah Carolina

PICKENS-IN ORDINARY.
|. L. Barron, Admir-, )n.:,.
A''.io" 10Y ""i
Thos Rarron or1 othor. settlement.
I appearing TO my satisfaction that John Jones
l and wifo Nancy, tho heirs OF ffenry Barron,
docensed Thomas Barron, John Barron and wife
Mary, defendants in this cnsc, reside without the
limits of this State: II is ordered, therefore, that
the snid absent defendants do appear in the Court
OF Ordinary, Mt Pickcns Court House, on Monday
the 24th dny Of December next to shew cnnsc, If
any they can, why final settlement of Tho Estate
OF Samuel Barron, decd, should not be made on
TINT day and further, to vendor in their advance
ments and receive their disributiye shares of tie
said Estate at the same time
W. L. IEOI.COMBE, ord.
'rd'hhry DllcG, Sept. II, 1866 l--3m
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Notice TO Creditors.

PIUk ENS-IN Equity.
Rob't. a. Thompson, Adm'r Bill to sell Innd 10
a. A. nunnicutt and others. ~ Relief, &c.
Under m order made in this cause, by the Court
u Of E'inity, ut June Term. 1866, all and singn-
lar the Creditors of Alvin Jenkins. deceased, Of
every grade nn,l character. are required TO prove
ther demands before me, nt Dickens G. H., on or
before Monday the 9th day Of October next. Fail
ing to do SO, their claims will not be paid
ROBr. 4. THOMPSON, GRID.
Comrs Office, July Z, 1866 :sm
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Tho State of South Carolina,

IN DINARY-PICK Ems.
Mary ]. Black, Jesse II. l}lnck and
Nancy f.. Black, minors by their next
frond, John r. Black, applicants, Summons
WIN. McCraokin and Partition.
Sarah N1cCrsokin. defendants
Z appearing TO my satisfaction TINT William Nc
l Crackin and Sarah McCruckin defendants in
this case, reside without the limits Of this State:
IL is ordered, therefore, That said absent defend.
ants do appear in the Court of Ordinary for Pick
ems District, at Pickcns Court House, on Monday
the 18th day of December next, to object to tho
division or sale Of the Real Estate Of William G.
Black, deceased, or their consent to the same will
be entered Of record.
W. Il. IIOLCOMBE, ORR
Ordinary's Office, Sept. 7, 1866 3m
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Notice

It's HEREBY GIVEN that application will DO
Il made to the Legislature at the next regular
session, to discontinue the public road, com
mcncng ut the fork north of Aaron Buggs'
house, crossing Twelve Mile River at or near
his place, and terminating at or near q. Iinlrs.
f. A. lIOkE,
Chairm'n Com'rs. Roads, 9Th Rcgt. S. G. NJ.
August %. 1860 3m
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The State of South Carolina.

IN ORDINARY--pICKEN
Rob't. n. Thompson, Ad,nr., Petition to sell Re-
vs.. nj Estate to pny
Lucinda ". Mtnret, ct tnIs. debts.
7 appearing to my satisfaction TINT Lucinda ".
J Maret Elias J. Marct, Nancy +. Hrannon, jas.
w. Brannon Frederick s. NIarct. Lucy l.. Blassin-
game, John Blassingame John ". Nnrct. and lo-
anna G. Marct, defendants in this case, reside
without the limits Of this State: 1t is ord. red,
that they do severnlly appear in the Court Of Or
'Iinnry, at Pickcns Court Mouse, Monday tho
18th day Of October next, to shcw cnuse, if my
they can, why the Real Estate of BENJAMIN n.
Mnret deceased should not be sold for the pay
men Of debts and division. their consent TO tho
sano will be entered OF record.
W. y. HOLCOMBE, orr
Ordinary's Office, July ii, 1866 2a,
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state Of Souah Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NM IEREAS, Robert a. Thompson, C.Er.ps
w hath applied to mo for lettors Of admins
tration upon tho Estate of Henry Hester, decd,
ato of tho State Of Texas: The kindred aud
creditors Of said deceased, are, therefore, c;s Oh
to appear boforo mo ut Pickens G. II. on FridNy
the I'd day of November. 1866. to shew cnuso.
if any thoy can, why said lcttors should not be
granted. Givcn undor my hand and seal this
2lst day Of September, 1860.
w. T.. HOLCOMBE. ORD.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

4 Ill PERSONS indebted to the Estate of John
n w. J.. Cary, deceased. must mako payment
forthwith; and those having demands against snil
Estate must present them o me- legally attesica
within tho time prescribed by law else their
claims will be barred.
MARTHA NJ. CARY, Ex'trix.
Sept. 8, 1866 81
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ESTATE NOTICE.

'NIIOSE indebted to the Estate of II. II. Manscll,
signed; and those having demands against said
Estnte must present thom, legally attested, within
tho time prescribed by law.
j. G. FERGUSON,
NJ. MANSELL, """ -
Sept. l3, 1866 % 4
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State OF south Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, Robt. A. Thompson, c.Er.p hath
" applied to mo for letters Of administration
upon the estate of William Hester deceased.
late of the District Of Pickcns and Stnto aforesaid
The Kindred and creditors of said deceased, arc.
therefore, cited to appear before me Mt Pickens c.
II. on Friday tho 9Th day of OcoI'cr 1866. to
shew cause, if any thoy can, Why snd letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand and
seal this 10th dny Of August. 1866.
w. f. HOLCOA1BE, opp
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Notice

rs HEREBY CIV EN- that application will be
Il made to tho Legislature, at the noxt regular
session. for an act to incorporate tho Ladies'
Educational Society of pickcns District" at
Walhalla. S. G.
August IS. 1906 Am
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Notice

S HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
l. made to tho Legislature, ut ts next regular
session, for an act to incorporate "Koowcc
Lodge No. 70, a. L. NJ" at pickons G. III.
August 25, 1866 3m
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" ON and aner MONDAY, February l2 two daily
trains will run between Washington and Lynchburg,
connecting at GordonsYlle with Virginia Central Ran
road trains TO ana from Richmond as iollows;-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave washington daily (bunday excepted, at 645
A. M. ana arrive at LynchbuTg at 40 r M. -,
Leave Lynchburg at A. n. and arrive at washing
''A = EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (lncuding sunday at 6 05
M and arrive at LynchbuIR at 600
Leave ,hynchburg at $40 2. NJ and arrive at Washing
10th trains making close connections at Lynchbure
for all points South and Southwest and at Washington
for North and Northwest
Frst-class sleeplnV cars attached TO the night trains
frhe road IN aftractive only its comfortable
accom but the fact that II passes the now
hstoric localities OF Fairfax Bull Run Manassas Bris
Toe Catlett's RappahannOck, Culpeper Orange and
Gordonsvills places OF mperishable interest in the
Through tickets to ali points South and soutbwes.
may be had IA Boston. New YORK, Philadelphia and
BaitmoTe and at the vAses of the road m Wash gto
tAleXandra. ": H. McCAFFERTY,
General 6upe intende Q
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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK Ann
u sRll the stations on the CAMDEN ana AMBoY and
connecting 7 EflEsads, y 9 II RINChEAsEp DEsPATCH anu
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY I:RFngHT III Fs
for New ork will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at
O'Clock 7. NJ daily (sundays excepted).
Freight must be delivered before Al o'clock to be for
WaIded the same day.
Returning, the above lines will leave New York at ~
noon. and 4 and 3 Z, NJ
Freight for Trenton, Princeton Kingston New Bruins.
wick, and al points on the Camden ana Amboy Raj.
road also, on the BevldeTe Delaware and Fleming.
ton the ew Jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg and
the Burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads. received
and forwarded up TO Z. M.
The BelVdere De aware Reilroad connects az Philips
burg with the Lehieh Valley Railroad and at Manun.
kachunk with all points on the Delaware, LackaWanna
and Western Raj road, ardng to SYRACUSE Buffalo
and other points In Western New York
he New jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with
the New Jersey Central Railroad, and Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A slip memorandum, specifying the marks and num-
bers, shippers, and COnsPnees, must in
be sent with each load OF goods receipt will be
given. 49,
TRANSPORTATION live stock. DrOvers are invited try
the route. When sock furnished in quantities two
carloads IL will be delivered at the foot of For
tie,h street near the Drove Yard. or at Pier No l.
North River the shippers may designate at the time
u Far terms OF other information apply TO
WALTER FREEh AN, Freight Agent,
No. 226 \. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia
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II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist take no other, but send the mOneY
dfrppt n
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WAR DEPARTMENT sURGEON-GENE.
w RAILS OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, d. c., August TO- 1866
An Army Medical Board, to consist OF BreVet
Colonel j. b. Brown, Surgeon, u. S. A President;
BIeVet LienteDant.ColOnel III, r. Writ Surgeon. u.
5. A.; BTeyet lIeutenanf-C Colonel Anthony He0er,
surgeon, U. s. A.; and BreVet Major Warren Web.
ster Assistant Surgeon, U. S. A., Recorder. will
meet in New York city on the 2Oth OF September,
next, ior the examination OF candidates for admis-
Army.
Applicants must be over 2l years of age, and
physically sound.
:, Applications for an invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon
General, United States Army, and must state tho
full name, residence, ana date and of birth OF
the candidate. Testimonials as TO chaIa acter and
qualifications must be furnished IL the appncans
las been IN the Medical Service of the Army ournk
the war; the iac should be stated, together with nus
former rank, and time and place of service aau .os
timonals from the officers with whom he mas sor'e"
should also bo forwarded g ..o..o-.
No allowance Is made for the expense, ., doas p
undergoing the eXaTnlDati6R. ut IS an AnuAoPoAS~-
bic prerequisite to appointment q, tho NFoa,..y
There are at present sixty VachnolcI ha;,Ss os"sd
staff fortysix of which orRna SS Se Iee Srea1eo
by the Act OF Congress aDoroyea x" II 3p%s .
811 smw29t surgeOD-General, u y. A.
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rms new remedy Is prepared from the leaves OF a
feIuYan peppet shrub called MAfiC) }, aud cures
prCnlptly ana ina al,ibv, without any OF ndam-
matory results The great majority of Physicians IN
other remedy.
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SUNNI Err ARRAN NGEMENT.
The Trains the Pennsy vGnia Central Railroad
leave the Depot at Thirty first and Market streets
which IS reached by the cars OF the Market Street
senger Railway, running 10 and from the Depot. The
last leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
On SHbdnysNCars leave Eleventh and Market
streets as MINI before the departure of each Trains
Nann's Baggage Express Will ca for ana deliver
Baggage at the Depot Orders left at the OfIlce No
Chesnut street. viii receive attention,
DEPOT,
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For sale also az
q l. A ID N E w S
FOR THE UNFoKTUNATE.

4
FOR THE UNF0RTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in ali the SPEKDY and PERMA
MINT CURE OF ali diseases arising from in youth
Physical and NervOus Debility, etc. etc
NO CHANGh OF DIET Is kECESSARY.
They can oe used without detection, ana never fau to
eject Cure II used according to instructions,
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price one Dollar per Box, or six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also, Large Boxes, containing Four Small,
Erice Three Dollars
from four TO SIX boxes generally required 10 cure
ordinary cases though benefit Is derived rom using
in Chrome Cases, where Nervous PrOstratOn hs
affected the system.
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Arc recomme nded the most Eicacous, Rejuvenatng
Package Price Five Dollars, Will last month, and
IS generaLy sufficient
in extreme cases Of Debility
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be use
TO good advantage.
Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed Lecture and eau ion to Young Men sent
tree, Ten Gents required 10 pay postage.
of your Druggist take no other, but send the money
direct 10
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
No $40 BROADWAY NOW Yorg
And you will receive them by return of mail post.pald
and flee from observation. 49, F'
For sale by DYoTT & Co., No. 2S2 N. SECOND
street. ems
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ID Adm RA L RO A d
II GDlsA1 TRUNK LINZ,
rEKHsl LyANl,l 4, 1BE sChQYLRIl,Iy SUs9QUEE
HANNA, e. tUMIFBLAND. AND WYOMING NAlr
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GENERAL DEPosIToRIEs.
- In Paris at GRIM ULr co.'s, Chemists No AZ
RUE mCHt LIEU -
In New York. at NJ. NJ FOUGERA A WANDER
KIEPT'S, WILLIAM street
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at every good chemists B2thtf
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II % " rondxan q 90 3 Patent Wind Guard and Air
Heater for Coal OH Iambs 4 preyents the ohimneys
thTd the oil Cali ana them they cost but tee cents
mari o o5 he Uniied states receipt of cents Sl0
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VOX ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT

No. 7Tl South THIRD Stree
Price, $1'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfadozen.
The UNDERSIGNED citizens take pleasure in cheerful
coughs COLDS, cOnsuupt ption, whoOpng-cough, spotted
Inflammation ard restriction Of air vessels in The lungs
e'S s e tSnSGy W I ShoSiG ] Te IN every iamy -
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|SmGs Wi iid,6 H%en q ~ A9aref Office flee p.o,
WI william & H. :6 GaTPSnleT ] Lire Alarm and Police
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yameS poyi Wv itene M 2 NG; sIS Charles street.
} John W0odside IS No 1881 g.d. Fr9nkin 9 M street.
i. 6. MaTc6, No. 626 franklin Sire street. St'''''
Geblof No 1Sl s. second street
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AsT MaFtH 70 ~ ,5 sSso% ssSNnd sSse
George M 2Tfhy % eon AS 60 s 80 R1ss st,se sey
". BROOKS, No.69 No-th second street
g. 8 e HSaf'f Rose ss Baseion hlg TeRa street
Chares Rogers, No. g2l south street.
r. Z. We ling on, second and Quarry stree
william III nIs Bars n 20 iS 81 south Front Street
5. S. Sanford, Opera Manager ,,..
John Mapipnis rear OF No. lSi North Second stres&
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For sale also at
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The subscriber would beg leave further to say tina
he rs prepared to fiji orders and forward the Syrup
any part the country. Persons desiring other nior
ma ion by mail win inclose postage stamp answer
will be returned as soon as the exgences of bushes
will admit Address
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$40 No III 3. THIRD Street. Philadelphia Pa.
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