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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-02-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having hecn restored TO
health in a few weeks by a very simple reno.
dy. aft err having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection. and that dread
disca7e, C~onspnplionAi Iii ahxious 10 make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
70 all who desire IL, he will ,cnd a copy Of
he prescription used Tree Of chargel, viii
The directions for aprepar ng and using tho
same, which they will find a sure cure fpS
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aud may prove n blessing. ,,~.e.,as ~ he,
Parties Wishing the prescription, Free. BY
return mail will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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Family Groceries

We have superb lots of all grades, of Coffee,
Tee, Sugar. Molasses. Syrup, Starch, Raisins,
Cheese, Confectionery, Prunes, Spices Fruits
In their season, Salt by the pound md barrel.
Soaps, oil kinda Of Extracts, Dye Stuff, &C.,
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TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN APRIL, 1867.

We this year offer Prizes TO the above
amount as an incentive 10 those Of our pat
rons who will exert themselves to form Clubs.
II our paper could be taken in the household
Of all our Democratic friends, South and
| West, its influence would be potent in chang
ing the political aspect Of affairs. The grea
point for which all the friends Of the Unto,
should labor is The dissemination Of Demo-
cratic truth. If ii had had an equal hearing
with the errors Of our opponents, we should
never have had the terrible crisis Of the last
five years. Taught by sad experience Of its
necessity, we trust the Democratic press is in
future to have q larger sphere Of influence
and circulation.
As q Business and Family Journal, the En-.
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and Most reliable intelligence and Reading
matter. FINANCE L AND COMMERCIAL
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Valuable Present to Each Sub
sriber.
We shall publish about the first Of January
next, the Enquirer Almanac for 1867. Il
will contain, in q condensed shape, IN i'm
mense mass Of statistical information Of great
value TO all who take on interest In pablo a.
fairs, such as the complete returns Of the
State elections by counties for 1866: the D
%ulation Of all the counties in the U. 8. by the
census Of 1860; the officers Of the Federal
and oil the State Governments lists Of mem.
bers Of Congress and foreign Ministers, &c.
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COSTA RS
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-20
LITE R A R Y.
(sELEcTED)
HOW LOST my
w IS e e r 8
CHAPTER I.

"Do you object to smoking, sir p
This l asked in my. blandest manner of on
old gentleman who sat with his face hidden by
a newspaper, opposite me in railway carriage.
'aAll the seats in the carriage were filed /
and four others were on our way from Cam
bridge to enjoy the Christmas vacation. Our
spirits were high, for there is delight in ban
isilting, for a time, all thoughts Of comic Sec
tions, Ncwton's "Principia," and the little go,
and entertaining, in exchange, visions of
chops" skating parties, and all the orgies
which every right-minded family hold at this
season in honor of King Christmas
But must introduce you to my chums, for
chums We were, although our tastes did not NIL
lie in the same direction. Jack Stirrup, is (or
rather was at that pcriod) q riding and hunting
man, and was not unfrequently to be seen Mt
Newmarket; Stretchcr, on tho other hand,
loved boating, and preferred the sight of a
well-dcvolopcd biccps, to that of the best bred
hunter and would often remark to Jack, "How
on earth you can say that you would rather see
the 1.-TWO Thousand than the 'Time-racc' in
the 'Colquhoun Scclls,' cannot, for the
life of me, make out" Edwards was poor
and reading man, but whose wit and talents
rendered him a universal favorito; whilst
Davies was rich, open handed, good hearted
fellow as ever lived For my own part, do
not think had any well defined peculiarity,
but did o little Of everything. I read little,
rowed little, hunted a little, had fair in
aome;-in. short, if I had any characteristic at
all, It was q love cf laziness and practical
jokes. - ea sa..
We congratulated ourselves il. getting geetttin q car
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Good seems that we've q woman or two.
in the city who are capable Of handling tie,
feigns Of government, as will be shown bN
what follows: f. z'' '''H ~ =, ~ = 's9'
Our reporter was around hunting a house
for friend, and called to see family, who
were preparing to yacate cosy dwelling;
AS the door stood open, reporter walked in
without knocking, and bis eyes straightwsay
lighted on the dame of the household &aHoo ssass
making frantic lungcs with a brodinstickaur
some object under the bed. td t.i,4r,oe. saw
..'Good morning; madam All! yoa' ihhveia-
troublesome cat under the bed 2"sj4n s os esxs
troublesome cat ,2--no sir ! II is tlint' siSaks
ing husband of mine; and I'll have him cus :ss,
break every bono in his body r. -slr s5ias2
"You WILL oh ~ said q faint voice under stes
bed. "Now, susy, you may rave and spbHhd
and rave, but I'll be dogged fill comSsp;u
from under this bed while I've got tho spirit ,o Of
man about mc."-. Wayncs6oro Times. ,s-,y4
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Drovers vs.. Fops.

Dinner was spread in the cabin Of that pecr-
less steamer, the New World. and splendid
company we're assembled about tie table,
Among the passengers thus prepared for for gas gas
tronomc duty was little creature Of the, genius,
Fop, deckel daintly as an early butterfly With
kids of irreproachable whitcncss, ';miraclots"
neck tie and spider like quizzing glass on his,
nose. The delicate animal turned his head
affectedly aside with IF ,.d fr
"Waitah? ?" Ejfa 4S,i,ooy,
"Sah ?" ar is4rar.1 'Ep .ec4..4a
-"Bwing me pwopollah Of a fwctaais
woostah y .,s3.fd 4al i.5a nstes siif
"Yis sab" ssssi
"'And Waitah, tell the steward to wub, my
plate with vegetable called onion, which will
give a delicious Aavaw to my dinnahs"' .,,o,4,
While the refined exquisite was giving his
order, a jolly western drovor had listened with,
open mouth and protruding eyes. When the
dimnutivc creature paused. he, brought his,
fist down upon the table with force that
made every dish bounce and then thundcred
out
"Hcre you gapl darncd ace-ofspadcsi.' i.'''y
"Yis, sah." t,.
"Bring me a laundering big plate Of skunk'as s.
gizzardsv n 'tetS 80 a'--.'f fdas
aSah?" 81 ~ ffNaa 'i's.Si e'fi bagf
~ sAnd an old ink pot; tuck d horse biahkes
under my chin, and rub me down With hBfitR-
bats while feed !''l 'i, 70 liri9 ied, 81 sasa
The poor dandy showed paaiarF of Straight
tails instanter, aaa whole aBla S6iiiied S6iiiie iu q
strcmenius roar.." r."'i 5es - a'at = 'i',taar 1f
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CHAPTER II.

think have forgotten to say that | was
going to spend the Christmas with a college
friend. He had promised to meet me at c.
station.
You may imagine that I was not sorry to
find myself arrived there, nor yet to sec my
friend Tom stamping his feet on the platform,
no doubt thoroughly tired of waiting for tho
train, AS he drove me up, he began falling
of the different arrangements he had made for
our mutual amusement. "To-morrow," he said,
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PUBLIC OFFICERS,
i,ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

tpORDIsAnr-.-P. A. NlCSiichael ''.'l ~ fi
fnCoMMlssloSER, IN Eaulrr-v. D. v. Jan,fson.
'CLkhK or CouRT-Joseph F. Robinson. .
sHEhifr4J. ". II. Dukes .@r4 n
eConoxEn- &c! b. Glover. s.-,:,. ..-.-
TAX Coils cTons.- Orange Parish. ", Fairy.
ST. Matthews parish.-W. II. Dantzler.
Asst. Assessor u, s. REvESuE-Gcorge w.
Sturgeon sza8 y i.4 ae
'Adrsr ron .srAArs, &c;-p. v. bibbie. 'f'.
MAdisrh ATEs-T Thomas r. Stokes, w. II. Tread
vel, IA. j. tIaskins F. w. Fairy, David L. Connor,
>J.H. Fielder, Levin Argoc, r. " Dannelly, e. A.
Price, W. /. Ehney, J.sD. Pricket, Samuel t. Moor
or, c. D. Glover, E. c. Holman, p. C. Buyck, F. NJ.
Wannaniaker, u. o. Tindall.
CoMMlBsIoNgns TO APPROVE SEcuRITIEs-J G.
Wannamaker, Jnmesl Stokes, D. r. Barton, Adam
Smoke; A. p. Frederick !, ,iy
ComAissIosEns OF PunLro BulLpIxos-wm. NJ.
Hutson, Harpin Riggs, E. Ezekiel, Joseph =. Har-
ley,,F. II. w. Briggmann.
StCoMMIssIoaEns or fRoADs-Orange Parisli-West-
ley Houser, R.w. Fairy, sanuelM. Fairy, Samuel
g. Fairs F. Lisingstpn,W. s, Riley, Westlcy Cutler,
II. C. sWannamaker, n. E.. w. Sistrunk, II. Living
ston James Stokes, j., p Knots, r. p Antley, John
% OOWmHuJ Y. u. rloorcF, ". ". MOSS, LEWIS da-
rick, b. a. Yon, u: II. OCain, Ellison Connor, John
Bfodie;oJ e. Guighard, Jacob Cooner, George
BYRD, j. T.yJenninea, David Dnnnolly.
oConMaslosEns or orfsoADs-st Matthews Parish
C.ls, Darby, W. c.. Hano, NJ. X. Holman, Andrew
Honser, 3, A. Parlour, e. T. Shular, J. L. Parlour,
Owen shaiar. T, G. saular, ". L. Pou, j. W. Sell
lsrs. r. w. Bates. l. W. Barbour, Augustus Avin-
8er, q. W Asiager, ), D., ZIigler, NJ j. Keller, J..
CoAMIssIoNERs OF FREE ScnooLs.-OrangcP Parish
Da1id'L 'connor,J. r. Slilhous, Hensy N. Smell,
JDinr Jordan,l Nc MILESTONE, John Inai:inet DR..
Q. Bowman, Samuel Dibblo s,.,i,ts i.,. Il
. aGoaMIssaoxERs or FREE &eaooLs--st. Matthews
Parish7rPeter Buyck j. II. Keller, Westiey Kouser,
John Riley, J. H: Fielder, Adam Holman.
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PO 2 q I / r Y.
oArFfom'the Carolina Spartan. ]
Tile blues. I'''> ~ 'ia.

'N'Af't -. t'tfy.' f'i.f -iti lff
II She sat by the paflor window, 2't q
In brocado and ribbon and lace;
: On one lily -hahd she rested:
Her dimple, yet colorless face; .,
The other one held a novel,
Which she certainly did not perase:
For'her eyes woro' that restless lahguor,
~.Hf OF one who is iii thc "Blues" ~ '''-i. :.
't.i II o1of..o,1f p-i.al ynr irlFy ',S'~rNk
J 5She dropped her book in imphtience--,gs ,ho
snr Shg rocked in her velvet !chntr-- .4..,-. Il
She sighed, as her arms she folded,
With a Iiatlcss, woe-bogono mir.
so, dear" she exclaimed, '"it IS dreadful r
Can nothing my thoughts amuse?
lis therc no specific, Iwonder, 1a ea
II For the terrible, terrible .Blues"n "a (.
"Now there's my splendid piano, i
H, And several new pieces to learn,
But tits distraction itself to practice
With no one the pages to turn;
So I'll just walk down in tic basement, 8 '
~ (And she glanced at her now ..No Two'sr)
Il; u cant be worse than enduring /.
;. Alone, these horrible Blues"
SO out ofthe parlor she futtercd I" = ''H
if-'' In brooade and ribbon and lace; l'
At the pantry-door she encountered sH1i :
Her mothers true woinanly. .face; e, s.g
! Il was thin and pale, and time worn,
But dignity sat on her brow,
And the jewel, patience, sparkled
From eyes once brighter than now.
30, mother you, look so cheerful
And yet you arc working so
You always seem kind and pleasant,
Il Why lis it, I'd like to know
I'm restless, and weary, and lonely,
My patience I'm ready to lose
For Fred will be gone for fortnight,
And I'm literally dying Of pluos.'
"Thc Dlaes," my daughter, is only 3 e'
Tho result of nothing to do; :,
Thetrue woman makes herself useful
And never finds time to be !blue;'
Life is real and earnest and fecting,
And the river Of time iowcth on
To Eternitys ocean tis bearing
Each decd that each mortal hath done"
''Eaol, day its record is making;
Each moment is written ahove
Each feeling, euch thought, each purpose,
Euch word of hatred or love.
o, then have We time to be idle?
Have we moments to throw away?
They more precious than pearlG, my daughter ;
., gather them, save thom to-day"
! ]
Il see, mother dear, I've mistaken
The secret of life's happiness:
To be useful and make others happy,
IL the only way TO be blcst.
So mother, I'll dof these trappings,
And assist you now, if you choose;
And if young men will take my advice, they'll
beware
Or GIRLS PnE-DIsPosED TO THE DLuEs."
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HaU M iOaRi.0 U.S.. ~

"Is there any person you would parsiadlarIy
wish me to marryT' said a widow eapceMtant
to her dying spouse, who had Been ssohias#4 hat,
Of a tyrant in his day. "Marry the devil; it.
you like"was the gruff reply. s'ohI,1 mo-. my
dear, you know it is not lawfol to, mann two,
brothers."s l3 iyh !9IetaS&1k
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An elderly gentleman, travelling in stage
coach, was amused by tho constant 6te;of vsspdhs
kept up betwcen two ladies. One of 4 ethcm, al
last, kindly inquired if their conversation did
not make his head ache, when he answered,
with great deal, Of aaiuotsi .s.Nuf, 1nafanI r
have been married % yearsvrs .,,bi,f.tg ~
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Not many days ago young lady from the
country went into the store Of a merchant not
a thousand miles from Columbia, and asked if
he wished to purchase . couple es shsaAeps, at
the same time throwing pair Of live enesi on
the counter.
"Why, yes" he replied /; abut viii they, Jay
there, meaning would they remain on the
"Lay there!' archly retorted the rustic,
beauty; "No sir! they wont. lay Howihsys;T Fl W
Them's roosters !" j.
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f''sf = i'''E tH3d' stt oitt isa:a?la gjWo,ris
ndi ilsz9d,i pgb1blH s1ooill noiaJ H.
nlii iaii iraf, ,nn Li,,n1, aInaL.lid rst.nH -,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-20

1.t!,e 9sfi'- 2" asassisip4fa a'ti III - Y.pm
,asfnf III q i,AR ,ea,>- p.li sre'1,sEaf ,ceI3g
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-02
BE NOT DEsPoNDENT-

When anxious cares thy7heart assail,
And gathering clouds sweep low and DARK
Calmly survey the rising gale,
Aud fearless trim thy gallant bark.
Heed not the winds, though fierce they rage
Nor pillows, yawning wide and deep
The storm will its own wrath assauge,
The ,eupes, rock itself to sleep
Be true to friendships trusting ties
Iife's golden chaiu in every CLINE;
On thy fair brow wear no Disguise
Truth brigbtens with the touch OF time.
And if thy heart would fondiy prove,
A richer JOY than friendship breathes,
Attune its fDer chords to love,
And wear the crown and angel wreathes.
Be firm, whatever may betide-
For danger Turks along the way;
Cringe not to power, nor fa~n to pride,
Nor blindly yield to fashions sway
Steer boldly DER LIES darkest sea;
Each act Of duty well PERFORM
Thy bark shall ride triumphanfly-
A hand Divine guides every storm.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-02

FEMALE Certain startling eues-
tons have recently sprung into life, and are per-
forming a grand march a'ound-tf world
Prominent among them Il "femaIe suffrage" and
nothing is more certain than that women Will be
permitted to vote in less than ten years In this
country it will come sooner, bnt in England the
picket line of great thinkers are already agitatng
the question. and there the female will vote be-
fore long Here no man of commanding intel
lect has broken ground for female suffrage, but
We have an awful clanor in favor Of it from hosts
of noisy men and women.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-02
Petition to Sell Real Estate
state ofN. Carolina, NJ eckienbur. Co

Court q Ileds / QWGrI8r Sessfons-J0ny Tenn lSG7
James T Kel VS.. Culp.
Two Attachments Levied on | Horse and Mule
1t appearing the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant, A Culp. resides beyond the limits
of this State it is ordered by the court that pnbli
cation be made for six weeks, in the Western Dem
ocrat notifying the said defer dant be and annear
AT the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
be held for the county of Mecklenburg at the court
house in Charlotte, the I'd Monday in April next
then and there to answer, plead raplery or iudc
ment hnal VIII be taken against him. and the pro-
perry levied upon condemned to plaintiffs nse
Witness, VIM Maxwell Clerk of our said Coprt o.
office, the I'd Monday in January, A. D., 1861.
56-6t WM. MAXWELL, Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-02
If -. CATAWBA -... 49,
English and Classical High School,


The next Session of this Institution will COM
mence the 18th OF January next, and The sessions will
of January and July respectively, We are happy to
inform the public that the School is in fonris bin
CONDITION, and that the plan of messing, which en-
ables board to be secured for half the usual rates
or less contributes to the advantage of those who
ADOPT it, and to the of The School.
Should it become necessary other competent in
structors will be employed. and pains shall be
spared to thoroughly fit young men for College, or
give them practical business education.
Pupils have good Library, and have
the advantages of we'll regulated Literary Society,"
which is no small consideration. ...-
Tuition from S 0 to Sl8. specie rates.
Board in families from $40 to ST. Currency per
month -
For Circular and furthur particulars, address j.
G Clapp, Newton, N. c.
J. G. CLAPP, A. B.
Dec 3, 1866. S. NJ. FINGER, a. B.
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A PosrscR1pr-"I love to look upon young
man. There is a hidden potlncy concealed
within bis breast which charms and pains me"
Tie daughter of IA clergyman happening to find
the above sentence at the close of her fathers
mauu~cript|as he had left it i'll his study, sat down
and added:
"Them's my sentiments exactly, papa, except
ing the pains"
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of order of Court ut January
6essions, 1867, will sell at the Court House door
In The Town of Concord, on Tuesday of April Court,
the 10th day the following described LANDS be-
ing tue property of Henry c. IIoyre. deceased:
10 acres lying on the waters OF Rocky River, ad
Joining the lands of VIM. Petree John Parks ana
othsFs; one-haif interest in "A House and Lot at
Harrisburg Depot one undiviGe third interest in
the remainder OF the Of LAID on which The late
jeremiah Howie lived, adjoining the lands of J. L
Aorehead, Cyrenius Alexander and Others
credit of nine months will be given
THOS II. ROBINSON,
March IL, 1867 4w Administrators
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,

CHARLOTTE, N. G. ~
z The current session commenced on the ;st Octo-
Der, 1865, and will continue until goth June, 1867.
Pupils are received at any time and charged from
date of Ministers daughters received free
of charge for Tuition. Z 80 '.Es .+.
Expenses per Term Of Tsoenty Weeks:
Board, including every expense except lr
81 washing, -...... ,..-..-. $lO5 W
Tuition in COLLEGIATE Department 26 90
in Primary 90 90
Music, Modern Languages Drawing and Painting,
taught bv competent and thorough instructors.
For Circular and Catalogue con tanning full partic
ulars address -. Rev. R. BURWELL Il SON.
Jan Z 1857 s ~ -.s Charlotte, N. G.
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State Of N. Carolina, CASTOR Co.

Court Of Pleas j. Quarter Scssions-Fe5. Terra 1867
I'M Ii Holman, Administrator of Daniel Hoffman
deceased, VS.. Heirs at Law of the said Daniel
Hoffman.
Petition to make Real Estate Assets
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the coprt tbo,
Edward Mcheown and wife Sarah Ann who are
heirs at law of said Daniel Hofmans estate and
that they are non-residens of the State of North
Carolina, il is ordered by the that publication
be made, in The Western Democrat, paper pub-
lished in the Town of Charlotte, for six successive
weeks for them to appear the 18th Monday after
the 4th Monday in March next, at tie court house
in Dallas, to answer to said petition or the prayer
of petitioner will be granted
Witness AMI Ford, Clerk Of our said Court at
ofcelp Dallas, the 7th Monday after the 4h Monday
in DECEMBER lse6.
59-6t AMI FORD Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-02
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
"A Liberal Offer.

We keep on hand large supply of Fertilizers
such Peruvian and Pacific Guano, Raw Bone
Phosp hate and Super Phosphate of Lime, and GyP-
sum-which offer Farmers reasonable
terms.
We will supply responsible parties for one-ialt
sh and he balance until the crop is made
We also keep large supply of Bacon, Corn and
Seed Oats, at wholesale.
j. Y. BRYCE co.
To
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-02

PRAC &C l. T ALL OR,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country, that he is prepared MANN
facture gentlemen clothing in the latest style and
short notice His best exertions will be given to
render satisfaction to those who patronize him.
Shop opposite Kerr's HOTEL next door to Brown
Stitt's store. . 80 s. -s.--.a - . s.---
January /, sse. ---. 20. =. ...5 -., -. 49,. q.