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MARsDEN's PEcroRAL BALM, for Coughs, Colds
Influenza. ....... 49,
DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, W1NEMAN CO., Agents.
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CTEVENs HOUSE, Nos. II. a3, as AND 20
- Broadway, N Y. opposite Bowling Groen-. -, dns sne
European Pian-Tt.G STEVENS nJISE is well and
widely known to tho traveng public. The location is es,
peciaiy suitable nc::hants an bus eas men; ID IN
close proximity to tho busns E,rt Of the cty5is on
the highway of Southern Western travel adla-
cent to all the principal Raoad and Steamboat depos
The STEVENS house has liberal accommodation 1or
800 gucss-it is we FURNISHED aud possesses every
modern Improvement tie Lomort and entertainment
of its inmates The s.ci,:us and well Venu-
lated-provided with gl Ind w.tcrthc attenuance Is
prompt and respeetf-aud the table is generously pro-
vied with every deicacy Of tie at moderate rates.
The rooms having been relurrisned and remodeled We
are enabled to ofr ex RI t4cces tor the comfort ana
NAV o. emo Proprietors
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VI THE PENCILS ARE TO BE had AT ALL THE
. PRINCIPAL. STATIONERS. AND NO LION
81 DEALERS. .i..-g..-,
ASK FOR THE AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL %,
TESTIMONIAL
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

TESTIMONIAL -
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
~ ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
YALE CoLLEoE November 16, 1883.
1 have always recommended the Faber Polygrsde
tai and mathematical drawing; but after thorough
trial of the American Polygrade Lead Pencils man-
utactured by the American Lead Pencil Company, New
York fnd them superior to any pencil use even
the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil
being a superior pencil for sketching, ornamental ana
mechanical drawing and all the ordinary uses OF ead
pencil ,.-
smooth lead even the sofest pencils hold the point we
they are ali that can be desired in pencil gives me
neaure to be able to Americans that they
Will no LONGER be compelled to depend upon Germany or
"n9 oA1eA ''i'-eA LOUIS BAIL,
Professor OF Drawing &c.
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The Time to Advertise in the Country.
/ THE PHGNn has q large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable as the sngency Of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing to use
the columns Of the paper win address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon WoRx.-We have now completed our Office
30 a. to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
speottuuy ask the patronage Of our friends.
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totally superseded. Messrs. MASON & HAMIN
have, therefore, to struggle against prejudice, or
rather prediction. Some Of the most eminent
organists in Paris have already declared in their
favor, and I hope that the jury may do the same
They are alone in the honor Of fighting the rest Of
the world, and it would be pleasant to record that
victory had perched upon their banners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLEAVELAND
MINERAL SPRINGS,
(FORMERLY WILSON'S).

UJHEsE CELEBRATED SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN
i OLEAVELAND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. near
the ne of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad IS miles west Of Charlotte and WIN be open BY
the 18th Of June for the accommodation OF visitors
The waters consist of White and Bed Sulphur and
Chaybeate and pronounced by competent judges TO
be unsurpassed by aay Of the kind upon this Continent
number Of guests 80 -.
Doctor TAYLOR lone Of the Propnrtorsl has had
large experience in the treatment Of diseases incident 10
our Southern climate (especaly those Of women and
chidrenl and will take pleasure in advising invahds In
the use Of the waters.
vehicles viii be at the depot arrival Of the trains b
take visitors to the SPRINGS at moderate chsrges For
other particulars address the Propretors at Shabby,
cleveland County, N. @. =. =. :, s't
NIB. TAYLOR,
-JNO. J. BLACKWOOD
1una Il q ProprietorA
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Free TO Everybody

Free to Everybody.
A Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful the
despised respecred, and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail.
Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
March 80 1yr Tros, Y.
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NOTICE..

UPPER WARDS GUARD HOUSE.
CHARLESTON, May 9th 1867.
SToPpED FROM TWO CoLoRED MEN COW,
= who stated having found her ten miles up Main
Road.
The owner Is requested to CALL pay expenses and take
Nav q 1st Lieut. U. W. G. b.
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ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:

ns- "AMER1cAN LEAD PENCIL co. N. Y"
None genuine without the enact name of the firm !:
ooh 20 ~ emo December IS
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The Greenyille Mountaineer

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEE
year. in advance. Advertisements inserted at usual
rates G. Z. ELFORD,
MAY 10 Editor and Proprietor
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Try Than.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use Of PANKsN's
HRpA71o B1TrEFs. We would recommend them to all
who stand In need Of q tonic. =, I'd
For sale by all Druggists. october6 6
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WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,
FUN FOR .ALL!

EULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON.
male or female, can master the great art OF Ven.
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MOONLIGHT CONCERT ON THE BATTERY.-Fair
Diana has been illumining this dull earth for several
nights past, and her attentions have been CRATE
fully appreciatedby the citizens. The Battery has
become more popular than ever, since enlivened
by the rays of the medn, while the harboIi seems
almost alive with hsplsasase boots. But new
treat is now in storeafor the public. The Post
Band will gfygs concert on the Battery tonight,
from 8 to 10t o'clock This announcement will
draw large audience, and the serenade to fAir
Luna win be q treat that will be enjoyed by all
present. The following is the programme: y::,-.
/ 1. .Quickstep Medley. ~ r > :, - - . M: n !:
| q Overture Poupes de, Nuremberg. tt - =, I:
l 8. Soldaten Polka - -s'O u s'--.-- - ~
4. Selections rom Semiramide.
s. Gallop Bruder Lustg .-
; g. Selechons from Martha. - - nat OF
! z. Quickstsp from Faust ,
g. Overture Fra Navola- H-,S
o. Sweethearps Longing, ~ ,-sss =
10. Schpbert's Serenade. 3.s 4, i,s7
Il. Buenos Noches. 80 rs 5..isee. -s;sss.fssfS;SS
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Shippers per steamship Aanhattan are informed
that freight cannot be received after u O'Clock NJ.
(saturday) this day. Bills Of lading must be sent
In by2P. N.
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The HARMoNEoNs.-The Hiberniau Hall will be
thrown open again, to the public tonight, when
the Ethiopian oDelneators will again draw from.
their audience the shouts Of laughter that have
heretofore greeted them. The programme offered
is one that cannot fail to attract, and We know that
the Har1noneons will make their performance both
entertaining and amusing. Those whe enjoyed the
pleasure of hearing the performance Of Thursday
night win not be induced to stay away, and others
who have heard OF the them will 60, and between
them the Hall will be crowded. ~ nr..,- -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
II ALI: :KINDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE Dali
NEWS OFFICE. j -!


II ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE i r 81.
--0-.rr-
KnRoY co. will sell this day. at IL O'Clock, at No.
st. Philip street. corner Beaufsin, beef cattle, COWS and
yearfings. g-.,..
- I, -
Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians and
nurses the United States and has been used for thirty
years with neyerlins safety and success by millions Of
mothers for their children. It relieves the child from
pal oorrecs acdiy Of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
and by giving rest and health to the child, comforts the
mother.
Be- sure and call for -.-,.--,-,,. .-..- --.-
~ tsMRs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simik of "CuRT1s PERKNs' on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations.
4 DOWIE & NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hotel
June 13 thstu3
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"A JAIL RoBBrHY.-We learn from the o: 8. Mar
shal, that Mr. .siMoN NJ. snRsos, recently tried
by the q. s. Court and sentenced to jail, was set
upon by some rascals confined in that building,
and robbed Of gold watch, diamond pin, money
and clothes. sHewss, then muHed in q blanket,
and remained in this position several hours before
he was discovered. Tt appears that two parties,
MoEyoT and LAw1Ess, who are y. s. prisoners, in
duced snnsos to give them money, and then M
formed the Jailor, that he meditated an escape.
SIMPSON was then placed in q cell with four feons
who assaulted him as we have, described. From
the information we have received, the crime WAS
unprovoked, and the parties merit the seyerest
punishment. .'-'ti
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SERIOUS AocnENr.-About 5 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, while the wcrkmen were engaged in
the construction Of the buildings at the corner Of
King and Queen treets, the scaffolding gave way
and three colored men were precipitated to the
ground One Of them, named Parsons, had bis
hip broken and was otherwise injured, and II the
others were slightly cut and bruised. DR.. W. M:
FITCH was called in and had Parsons carried to the
City Hospital, where he now lies. The scaffolding
had been put up blythe men who fell, and was COLI
sidered by them to be perfectly safe. The build
ings are being erected by Messrs: HousToN &
B1AoK and the sad accident is much deplored by
them. s7ry MO- TT
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Coon NHws-DHMls IN THE BEEF MARKET.-
Our readers viii be pleased to learn that SAMUEL
J. FRAZER l. Co. have lowered the price of their
beef, and it can now be bought from si1 to fifteen
cents per pound This is no delusion, and by call
ing at Stalls Nos. 4s and 49 lower Market purchas-
srs will be able to satisfy themselves. q :, &
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TIE STAR GAILrRy.-Printing has been called
the art preservative Of all arts but the typos haze
been compelled to yield some Of their laurels to
the photographers, who have succeeded in delinea-
ting the features OF them subjects and in establish
ing o posthumous reputation Like other good
things, this art has improved with age, and at
present it does not need either an Apollo or
JOSHUA to command the sun and be obeyed. His
fiery rays are concentrated on one spot, and a.
most in the twinkling Of an eye correct repre-
sentation Of any given object ls taken and trans
ferred to porcelain, glass or paper. There are few
plSces where an idle hour can be spent more profit
ably than in daguerrean gallery, for the different
and varied pictures which are there exhibited will
repay the visit. The stirring scenes which many
have experienced during the past four years are
faithfully portrayed, and many old friends are re-
cognized, and familiar scenes brought again to
recollection from a casual glance Of the picture
covered walls.
Charleston can boast Of number OF there re-
positories Of art, where the new masters are rapid
ly taking the places once occupied by the Old
painters Of the past ages. casual stroll into the
Star Art Gallery, at the corner Of King and Market
Streets convinced us that our surmises In this re-
spect were correct for the care and accuracy with
which the gentlemanly attendant, Mr. ANDREW
VsKDEaBuRaH, transferred our countenance to
glass was surprising, and coull only have been
done by an experienced operator. In the present
age the wonders tnat are daily performed would
once have subjected the authors to a trial for
Hithcraft, and il Mr.. VREDENBuRaH had lived in the
Isst century he would have earned Immortality as
. martyr to his profession. But we are thankful
that this is not the, case, especially as We now
have an opportunity efsbeeomins known to pos
tssitWtn
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& BAcoNf. BACON tTNesf8 JEspoRns 4 Go. at+
yertise choice lots 81 baeohl shouldsra and strips,
besides msckerel, pork, 30. These will be sold at
the lowest market prices, and the public are IN
vited to inspect their stock. >, ~r
PROVISIONS, &o.-We refer to the advertisement
Of Messrs HENRY CoB1A 4 Co., who offer to the
pubiea large and fine assortment Of bacon sdes,
shoulders, &c. These articles are warranted, and
as the prices will be the lowest in the market, we
advise an early call from dealers and consumers.
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WE are indebted to Mr.. G. F. VoaIER for late
copies Of New York German papers, Krin'inaI
Zeitung, and others.
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TIE GroRaA Masonic LorTERY.-The new
regime, while it has deprived us Of some ,priyi-
leges has granted others that we're before taboed.
Lotteries and their agencies have been heretofore
considered Illegal, but an exception has been
made in favor Of the Georgia Masonic, as the OBJ
1ect was noble charity. The advertisement and
plan can be seen IN another column, and the ad-
vsntages to be gained by investing are there tuly
portrayed. The managers are gentlemen Of known
prohiiy, and the enterprise is sanctioned by the
Grand Master and the State Of Georgia, and the
public have every reason to believe chat the draw
ing Will be conducted with perfect fairness.
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PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 6, 1857.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails win close at LIS P. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at sl5 A. NJ. will be ready for delivery at II
O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at.
1880 Pm. for one hour.
Tie Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
time to close daily ct O'Clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. E
STANLEY g. TROTT, P. NJ.
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vmrr or FIRE CoxpANrs.-The Macon fremen
are now ON fraternal visit to their brethren Of
ssvannah. They were received yesterday by a
committee from the ftemen Of that city and were
furnished with collation. and their stay in sa-
vannah was made both pleasant and agreeable.
The hospitality Of firemen ls proverbial and the
Savannah boys have never been wanting in this
particular. The visiting company viii carry with
them pleasing remembrance Of their trip to the
Forest Oity, g. tAs ..iSl.t.s - = -..s
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUBT-Hon. GEO. s..
BRYAN, presiding.-JAMEs M. RUTLAND, Esq, OF
Winsboro', was appointed Register in Bankruptcy
for the Sd Congressional District. The petitioner
was nominated by the Chief Justice, and appoint
ed and confirmed by His Honor, GEO. s. BRYAN,
District Judge. The oaths Of Office were filed, the
official bonds signed and the applicant duly COM
missioned, Messrs. WIN. R. ROBERTSON, JAS. B.
MoCANTs, and FRANCIS GREGG becoming his sure
ties.
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June IA
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-14

your lively Imagination, that all men cannot become
OConnors Rushes Stewards, and Dougasses, and that
where they succeeded ninetynne others of the
hundred failed. We never see the names of the am
bilious youths who overwhelmed by the elements,
and who pershed &C unheard unhonored and unsung"
No. We only see the hero who has out victorious,
and we fall in love with war; thinking of the dead
Merchants fall lawyers starye doctors lose their patience
when they have patients, but trade as estate that
neuer fails 1t is no incumbrance You can lay it up
in the corner of your BRAIN and fall back whenever
you please It does not bar you from learning. Some
of the greatest minds of the nation have been developed
after the labors of the day We desire to
improve the position of our people We wish to see
them independent and happy. While they are the
drudges to the nation they will be neither happy nor
respected Send your children to schools and then
bind them to trades. Let poverty, short of actual
starvation force you to send them out peddng Matches
papers, etc. backing boots. These the schools Of
crime They learn to become pickpockets gamblers and
sports on the streets In word give them good trades
and you give them riches that none can take away and
business that never fails
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REVIEW OF BOOKS.
I" Una's'' Poems.


All who have read Unas spirited and patriotic poems
in The IRISH REPUBLIC will thank for drawing their
attention to "Unas Poems in book FORM There many
of our contrymen in America who strike the Tyre to
Erns glory" iguratively speaking. How much glory is
added Erns of green and blood" by the strikers
it is not for to say We have only to take the will
which is doubt good-or the deed We believe Una"
is the only Irshwoman in America who has sung successfully
the "d songs Of her dear naye pais Such being the
case this clone singing bird should find many admirers
That her song sweet and her themes grand concen
tousy Yet opening her beautiful book of poems
sent to us by friend in Cincinnati for Irish library
we find the date of publication to be 1868 Four years ago.
and not out of print yet WE'LL Tom Moore said, when
starved of Ireland and peted in England Ireland is
fond of sweet singing, but she will feed her singing
birds"
Had "Una" been an American or an Englishwoman and
for either of those two great nations her book of
poems would be in every library Being of race,
however and cingng that gerng hope that her country
some day will arise from the dust and singing for slaves
she is not appreciated
Of course her harp sorrowfu Who that has lived in
Ireland and her beauty and dsoaion read of her oden
glory and beheld her present degradation sing of oy
Not those with souls such know "Una must possess
Slaves will dance in their chains but souls that yearn for
| liberty only weep-or strike.
1t sckens go into Irish houses and find them well
stocked with everything but books Lord fashion
able you know, Mrs. ODoylew large bible" kept on
the table for o and probably pack of cards in that
table drawer nine out of ten constitute the reading
matter If there is Irish book it is be the Irish
singers comic socialist" The contents Langans
Ball" Fnnegans Wake" Singing Maglura" and such
base counterfe coined by Cocney please Lunnun
of roughs and taken up and paronzed afterwards
by people
We trust there is new era dawnng and that the rising
generation of young Irshmen will reform this thing alto
gether The starting of libraries will draw the intelligence
OF our race together surely dog fight prize fight
draws the ruhans 1t is time that the decent should
speak out as the representatives of Ireland for the ward
politicians the uncuvated roughs and the uncvilized herd
who have dgraced country have had it long their
way
10 all who love true patriotic ringing verses this book of
poems by " Una" will be delight.
We are sorry ourspace will allow us to give more than
few extracts which will only show the spirit of the writer
The rst especially appropriate this time and we trust
our readers will take its sermon to heart.
DIsCoRD OUR NATIONS CURSE,
Again the voice of Erin comes
In sorrow DER the MAN,
Telling tale of want and woe,
Of bitterness and pain
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THE EXILE'S DREAM.

My heart forever fondy turns to thee my native land,
And oft again in happy dreams upon thy shore stand
sit beneath the hawthorn boughs upon the daisied sod,
Or the DID, familiar paths my childish footsteps trod
the hoay towers that rise to tell thee of thy youth
The lakes that rest upon thy breast clear the light of
truth
The splendid wrecks of lordy halls that tell of glory gone
Thy holy graves, where heroes Sleep while slaves must still
live
Thy beauty OH my native land, never pass away;
Fair thou vert when great and fee thou art in chains
to-day!
But tits beauty oh SO sad it makes the tears to start
Sad the smile that wreahs lips when Death has chilled
the heart.
But once my native land dreamed glorious dream of
thee,
That thou vert hroned Queen upon the subject
In stern defiance proudly rose thy towers and castles tall
The thunderstorm of victory that from hill and gen
Might make thy DID, heroic dead leap back to life again.
AS Liberty's grand pecan above the oceans roar
By millions twas reechoed back from many tar-on snoe
No more the paid brow of bent famine graves
No longer eghts of human hearts borne across Inc
waves; :. 44.
No felt the crushing weight OF orelSn vi"0
But happy and cheerful homes smiled over all the
land.
Then mid the nations Erin sat- nation be and tree,
Her sunburs foaed, of yore afar Ger 1ano ana sea-
And peace and plenty hand in hand her nils ana valleys
trod,
For man no longer dared to curse land blessed by God