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Marriage Guide.

VOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORE,
l Of every one his own Doctor, being Rpixake
Instructor fos Married Persons or those about 10
Marry, both Male and Female, in every ytbiae cons
cernng the physiology and rotations Of our Sexu-
al System, and tho Production or Prevention Of
Offspring, including oil the new discoveries neyer
before given in the English language, by WM.
YOUNG, NJ D. This is really a valuable and lin-,
teresting work. tits writteninplaiR language for
the general reader, and s illustrated with upwards
of one hundred ongravings. All young married
people, or those contemplating marriage. and hay.s
ing tho loast impediment to- married life. should
read this book 1t discssses secrets that every one
should be eacquaintetfwith. Still it Is book thak
IL will be scnt to any ono on the reaeintsof ffty
cents. Address DIR, WAI. YOUNG, No 510 Spruce
street. above Fourth, Philadelphia. t.7 a
Jaly az; 1909, -tt%.s. IA IL ,sy " n
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Love.

Love is now Intelligence entered Into tho
boing; tits thcsoftcst, but the most subtle light
IN all experience it dcccives itself, but how
many truths docs it teach --how much knowl-
edge does it mpart! 1t makes us alive to
thousand feelings of whose very existence, till
then VIC had not dreamed. Tire poets page
has new magic; wc comprehend all chat had
before seemed gr,ocful cxaggoration ;wc now
find that poetry falls short of what it seeks to
express; andwo tako now delight in the
musical language that seems made for tender
ness 'N
Even into philosophy is carried tho deeper
truth of,tho heart--.and how many inconsis
tencics aro.at onco understood Wo grow
moro indulgcnt, more plying; aud ono sweet
weakness of our own loads to so much indul-
gence for others. We doubt, however, whcth-
er the torn weakness be not misappled in
this case If there be ono emotion that re-
dcoms our humanity by stirring all that is gen
orous and unsclfsh within US, that awakons
all the poetry Of nature, and that makes us
believe in that heaven of which it bears tho
likeness, it is love love, spiritual, devoted
and eternal love, that softcns the shadow of
tho valley of death, to welcome us after to it's
own and immortal home. Some Greek poet
says; "What docs he know who has not
loved 2" Alas both questions arc synony.
nous. God help tho heart that breaks with
it's after knowledge
How sad seemed tho lovo Of young girl
touched by all the keen susccptibilitics Of
youth, full Of gentle aud shrinking tenderness
fated to be unrcturned! Nothing can com
pcnsatc to q woman for tho want of OK xtcrior
attraction. There is a uameless fascination
about beauty, which seems, like all fairy gifts,
crowded into one 1t wins without an effort,
and obtains credit f,r possessing everything
else. How many notifications, from it's very
cradle, has tho unpleasing exterior to endure |!
70 be nnlovod-what fate for woman
whose element is love-
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!. II i. .Ts
ONO True5 5dontleman.

y l;',rstho. whose Soyory thought and ldcod
i. 3.iSe BySrules of virtue moves;
! Whose; generous tongue dis,lains to speak
SIlio Thing his heart disproyos.
!. .Wl,o nevor did n slandorforgc,
Ills ntighbor's fame TO wound;
Nor oarken to,a falserepo,t,
Il Dymnlico whispered round.
Who vice. in atl its pomp and power,
Uaa,trcat with just neglect;
I And piety. though clothed in rags,
"a Roligiously respect.
Who to3Ais plightod word aud trust
Has ever firmly stood Il.
Andthough hc> promise to his loss,
IIe makes his promise good
Whose soul in usury disdains
Y Ills treasure to employ;
!. Whom no reward can ever bribo
/; The guiltlcss to destroy. in
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REED JC'EHON HN RATES
BY THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
CHARLESTON, S. C.

CHARLESTON, s. C.
nm and after October Ist 1867, tho rates on
W FRElGki'r, from Now York, Philntlelphia .
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. c., will be ne
follows, viz:
lst Glass, per 100 lbs. 81 20
I'd Glass, pnr 100 lbs. 10
Sd Class. per 100 lbs. III. j 90
4fh Glass, per 100 lbs. "a \. as
9th Class, pcr 100 lbs. 10
lshcd rates of any other line. J.
Changes will bc promptly nyade 10 meet any 81
reduction by competing lines,
PER 100 LBS, FIRST. CLASS 81. 20.
Glassware, Boots and Shoes
stoves, Hollow Ware, loose.
Dry Goods, Kerosene Oil.
Drugs, a1."
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLASS, $l.lo.
Hardware, s Furniture.
Saddlcry, @ Knocked down and
Liquors. in wood. well boxed Hollow
stationery. Ware, packed.
PER looLBs., THIRD CLASS, $l.oo.
Tobacco manufactured, Cotton Yarn,
in ]oxcs or Kegs. Dried Fruits, r
Blinds, Dried Hides
Doors, Sashcs, SO. Lard.
Butter, Butter; n. nsltinEg, Leather ey-
Canned Meats, Rubber.
Fruits Ale . S.s,
Fish, in Kegs or Beer, ..
Kits. Porter, in wood.
PER lO0 LBS, FOURTH GLASS, $50.
Bags, Leather, .
bagging, Marblc Slabs,
Block Tin, Oils in hhds. or bbls.
Cheese, Except Kcrosene.)
Whte Lead, in Kegs, Potatoes,
liams, Shot,
Sugar, in hogshcads or Soap,
:, barrels Wrapping Paper,
troop Iron. Rice in bbls. or saskss
Whiskey, in Wood. Rope e}a-i% ,siEF
Spirits Turpentine Nails. in Kegs
Lead Pipo, Bar and Croekory, in crates or
Sheet. hhds,
PER 100 LBS, FIFTH CLASS, TOO.
Bacon, Grain
Beet, sated or pichled Flour, in barrels or
in barrels. sacks,
Cement Grndstoncs
LIN Lime Molassos, owners risk
Fish. picked and dry, of lcaking
snlted in barrels.
BENTLEY D. sHASELL
General Agent, 40 and 42 broadway, N. r.
Nav Y"Rk. October !, 1867.
Approved;
n. T. PEAKE, ts, Z
Gen'l Sup'nt S. Z. r.. r.
October IA, 1867. 4 p3
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Clerk of Mc Court--J. Il. IIAooop. f..
& SheriB--L. TnoMAs.
OrltndrY--W. f.. IIoLcoMBE.
Commissio,ler,tp EIuity--RoB'T a. TlIoupsos
Co,oncr--W. j. Can't. le. IA N,.'
ComWissioncrs to App,ore tie bonds Of pttJ,
'ic ONcers---.J. }. Norton, JOS. Burnett. j. IT,
Amber Jamos Lawrence, Sam1. Reid.
~ con'missiSnc's {: q rye Ioor-Dr. II. 9. Miller,
Chairman; Geo II. Cherry, Secretary md Trea.
surer; j. Is. Clayton, S. u. Kei.h, II. Craig. Sr.
Commissioncrs Of InJiic Baildings- --I,ol,,t-
A. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. IIngood Sec
rotary and Trcasuror; w. T.. Lolconlbc, nj. F.
MITCHELL p. j. Miller. ~
Commissioners Of Free Schools--T. B. Maui.
den. Chairman; w. j.. IIolcombe. Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spcars,I. Wickliffo. II.
IL. Penny, Dnniel Grice, James Burdino.
Mugist,utes--W. y. CAN'T, w. G. Keith, j.
X. Gossett. Thos. billiard, J. c.. G. Parsons, j.
n. Arnold, Redin Rackloy, j. B. Sandora, Il.
u. Werner, Abel Robins. W. II. Peronncau,
Nimrod Sullivan, Edward IIughos, John Sharp,
joseph Reid, W Is White, Leonard Rogers.
Commissioncrs Of Roads Regiment--G
W. " Phillips. Chairman; w Pitchford, Clerk;
William Bibbs, Jr. Treasuror; NJ + Mitchell,
ThomasJ Steele. f Maxwell James /. BOYD.
L Lusk, S NJ Crawford, NJ II IIunnioutt,
Jonas Phillips, Jr.
aM Reyimcnt-F A lIokc, Chairman; T. IL
Griffin, Treasurer; j b Clayton, Clerk j b
Gasamay, j A Bnllingcr Alex Algood, Thss
K prico. $ D Keith, Henry Williams, j II Gsu-
sest W Singleton, Thos billiard.
Internal Reccnue-F A Hokc, Assessor. j
Cobb, Collector.
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,SHEVENS HOUSE.
Ell, 23, 25 81 27, broadway, N. Y.
Opposite Bowling Crccn.
ON 'GHgE EUROPEAN a,HAN.

YIN u I'm VI h1a ltOEEAN a'A1AN.
fsss,tssss, THE STEVENS HOUSE is well
:;|;EsH and widely known to the travelling
k.ssssS public. The location is especially suita.
bic to merchants and business men it is in
close proximty to the business part Of the city
is on tho highway Of Southern and Western
travcl-and adjacent to all the principal Rail
road and Steamboat hcrots.
The STEVENS HOUSE hns liberal accom-
modations for over 300 gucsts-it is well fur
nlshcd. and possesses every modern improve
mcnt for the comfort and entertainment of it's
inmates The rooms arc spacious and well ven
tilatcd d-providcd with gas and watcr-thc at
tendance is prompt and rcspectful-and the ta
bic is generously provided with cvcry dclicacy
Of the season. at moderate prices.
The rooms having been rc-furnished and re-
modelled, we arc enabled to offer extra fnciIities
for the comfort and pleasure Of our guests.
GEO. X. CHASE &c CO.,
Proprietors.
Juno 4, 1867 81 6m
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ERRORS or YOUTTr.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for Yaaas fpom
"a Merry ms Debility, Premature Decay. and nili
Tho effects or youthful indsoretion, with; for tho
sake Of suffering humanity, send free Ia ali Who
noed i, tho recipe and directions fes making the
wishing to profit By the adSertiser'a experionon
can 40 so by Addressing in pessest copa adepos.s
JOHN B. OGDEN, ,'sR SSS
May Q, 1867 SO y =: ~ iS d III
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NOTICE.

M ARTnA ELIzADETIi JAM NICHOLSON has quit nv
NL house, bed and board, without cause, and
won't bo accountable for any contract she has al.
ready made, or forthe ime TO como.
'A!'s j. w. NICHOLSON.
Dec. 80, 1861 IA an
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The Pavilion Hotel.
Charleston. *. a.

Charleston, y. q.
THE ABOVE p POPULAR OTEL
IS OPEN FOR. TIE
,s'fseIm accommodation Of the Travelling Public.
4 BOARD, PER DAE, $500. u.
MRS. i,IL IL. BU1TERFIELD, l,op,,iact l,op ri ,ess.
A. BuTTERFIELD, Superintendent
Movie, 1866 20 u
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DIE CHARLESTONER zEITUNG.
JOHN A. WAGNER, EDIroR.

NDER The above head the undersigned propose
y to publish German Weekly Paper,
70 be the organ of tho German population and de.
voted to tho interests of this State in Encouraging
Immigration and Industrial Pursuits.
Literature, Agriculture. Commerce, Arts and
Trade. will bo represented in its columns, and the
news Of tho day will DO given.
GEN. JOHN a. WAGNER has kindly consented to
undertake tho Editorial management for the present
Subscripton-$3 90 for twelve months; 81 so
for six months ST. 90 for three months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on liberal terms
9. G.. ERCElAIA.NN g. co.
Charleston, Ocobor 1867 tf
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcKENs-E,I& TIE COMMON PLEAS
Samuel Lovingood Foreign ltuochmeut
vs NORToN,
y, a. Tatc: Pl'6's AH'y.
VWHEREAs, tho Plaintiff did, on the 10Th day
of March, 1867, file his declaration against
tho Defendants, (who, IL said) is absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and has neither
wfo nor attorney known within tho same, upon
whom copy Of tho said declaration might be ser.
yed: It is therefore ordered, that the said tefon.
dant do appear and plead thereto. or before tho
,l4tlt day Of March. 1898j oh,rwiso, final and alb
solnte judgment will then bo given and awarded
against him. +.
4. j. r. sIAGOoD, cor
Clerks Office, March IL 1::j7 IL 3
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RI" A woman in Illinois, recently sold her
husband to another female for Sl20. All par
ties. husband included, seemed satisfied with
the bargain, and tho transfer was made by
mutual consent
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A GOOD THING is told of 9 chap, who was
arrested in Farmvillc, Va, just after tho clio.
of tho war; charged with assault and battery
When arranged, tho prisoner said: "Gen.
tlomon, youSought to doal easy with me. He
called me d--n rogue, and didn't touch
him ha called moa d-r-n rascal, and I didn't
touch him; but he oallodmea d.-n Yankee {.
and, gentlemen, I couldn't stand that Z, s,,' IS,
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Truth AND FALsEIIooD. Falsehood flies
swift as the wind, and truth creeps behind
her at snail's pace. But falsohood makes
so many twistings and turnings, that truth,
keeping steadily on, looking neither to the
right nor to tho loft, oycrbakcs her before long.
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Mr.. THORNTON, tho now British Minister
to Washington, is to receive salary of 49,
900 in gold. Sur Frederick Bruce received
$4,000 but as ho was scarcely ablo to get
along on this salary, it has been augmented
to the above sum in Mr.. Thornton's case.
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NOTICES.
Republican State Convention.

hepuDi1can state Convention.
By direction of the Republican State
Committee it is hereby announced that a
Convention of the Republican party of
North Carolina will be held in the City of
Raleigh, on WEDNESDAY the Goth day of
February, 1868, to nominate candidates for
State Offices, and to perform such other du-
tics as may be deemed advisable.
The vote in the Convention will be double
the vote that each County has in the Con-
stitutional Convention. ANY number of
delegates can attend, and the vote will be
cast by majority of those present.
The Republicans of the State are earnestly
requested to take immediate steps to appoint
delegates to the Convention. Let every part
OF the State be represented. It's expected
that State officers, members of Congress,
members of the State Legislature, and
County officers will be elected on the day
on which the Constitution is submitted for
ratification. Let the Republicans of the
State rouse themselves to the great work be-
fore them. Let them unite as one man to
secure the ratification of the Constitution
and the election of loyal men to all the Of
fees, and thus render certain the restoration
of the State to the federal Union
w. W. HOLDEN,
Chairman Rep State Committee.
JOHN T. DEwEEsE, Secretary
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Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of the State are holding
their meetings with much enthusiasm, and
appointing delegates to the State Conven-
ton. We hear from every part of the State,
and especially from that part west OF this,
that the party is gaining strength every day.
We expect the largest, the most harmo-
Nous and enthusiastic Convention ever held
in the State The people are coming. They
will be welcomed by the loyal delegates
here assembled in the Constitutional Con-
vention, and together they will lay down a
platform and nominate ticket that will
sweep the State by thousands upon thou
sands
Remember WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of
February. Come up, friends, and help in
the great work of restoring the State to the
Union on loyal basis.
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From the Salem Press.

Mr.. EDITOR: The Union men in several
OF the Congressional Districts, are taking
steps to nominate candidates for Congress.
We would, therefore, respectfully cali the at
tention of the true Union men of the 5tl
District, to l. G. Lash, Esq, as most eff
cient and able man to represent this District
in the Congress of tho United States.
Mr.. Lash always has heea consistent
Union man, and is a true Republican now.
He was known far and near during the re-
bellion, as true and devoted friend of the
Union, and he has never swerved from his
Union principles. He is not one of those
demagogues who are always seeking Office
and these are the times when "the Office
should seek the man, and not the man the
office" The true Unicn men feel that the
honor of this Office is due to this sterling
Union man and true Republican, who woud
make Representative of whom none need
be ashamed. He can take the test oath.
Mr.. Lash Is a thoroughly educated bust
ness man, and a gentleman Of high charac-
ter. No man in the 9Th District, would
make a more able and efficient Representa-
tive in Congress
You are requested to insert this in your
paper by true
REPUBLICANS OF FORSYTH
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The organ of the party which modestly
proclaims that it represents the " Virtne and
Respectability" of the State. exults thus in
remembrance of the cowardly attempt to as
sassinate Judge Kelly, at Mobile.
kelly is again preaching to the South
this time at q safe distance"
This from the Raleigh Sentinel which
pirates of virtue, intelligence and justice in
the party to which it was lately married.
Neacben Republican.
This means-what else can it mean ?-that
if Mr.. Kelley were to speak here boldly as
Republican, he would be assassinated, or
at least beaten, if it should be safe to do so.
Many of these Rebel leaders yet have not
only rebellion but murder in their hearts =
The good of the people requires that they
be restrained and governed. There is no
disposition to hurt them, but the loyal
must see to it that they do not hurt Others.
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as he is no politician, and seeks no politica,


and seeks only the good of the Republican
party and its friends. True as steel, though
his name is unknown to you in newspaper
communication, it is still as familiar among
the councils, and friends of the e. L. A. as
"householtl words, /" in whose ears his clarion
voice rang out, in the incipieney and or
ganization of that noble brotherhood. The
people of the West will unanimously nOmi-
nate and vote for the following named gen.
tlemen, IN the ensuing election:
For Governor-W. w. HOLDEN, of Wake.
For Lieut.. Governor-ToD R. CALDWELL,
of Burke. For Judge of the Supreme Court
for the Western District-R N. HENRY, of
Macon. For Secretary of Slater. h. CAM
NON, of jackson.
To the Middle and East, we concede all
the other State offices. For Congress, we
will vote for A. III. JONES, of Buncombe.-
For Circuit Judges, Solicitors, and Senators,
most of the counties have made and agreed
upon the nominations; and for the county
offices, we teel assured that they will be
equally unanimous. Therefore, we have no
fears, that when the fight comes off, with
strong men at the helm, We shall be victo-
rious. God grant us success. May eternal
truth and Justice preside over our delibera-
tons, and give to the cause of right
glorious triumph.
To you, Messrs. Editors, who have so no.
bly, withstood the storm of persecution,
SANDER, abuse and vituperation which have
SO madly beat about you, in your honest Ell
forts to sustain the party, and in your noble
advocacy of the principles of equal rights, 1
send you a mountain greeting and a broth
ers love. May people, whose good you so
so long sought and SO earnestly advocated,
richly bestow upon you the merits Of re-
ward and preterment, which you so much
deserve. And long may the Standard live
and flourish. to sway the mind Of the null
titude" In the ways of truth and Justice
God bless North-C aroliEa, our native, loved
aud honored old State. May she long live
to be the beaeon-star and light to those who
may seek home beneath her flag, and her
Constitution and laws, whose only discrimi-
ration shall he between right and wrong;
vice and virtue, immortality and religion, is
the prayer of your correspondent.
MADISON.
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DEBILITY AND rHACIArToN

Both results from the lack of ability to convert
the food In nutrimcnt. How necessary, then, for
those suffering from these alarming symptoms
to Immediately resort to reme.y that will
strengthen the stomach and digestive organs.
For, as soon as this desirable object has been
accomplished, the health improves, aud the pa.
tient resumes his usual personal appesrance.
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS bsve At
tanned worldwide popularity In such cases, and
have been proven the best and safest means of
removing constipation, tonlng the stomach, Civ
ing energy to the liver and relieving everv symp.
tom Of nervousness and depression oispirits. It's
cheering and beneficial effects are highly spoken
Of by thousands, who owe 10 1t their restoration
to health. No restorative in the annals Of mcdl-
cine has attained the popularity In the short
space Of time It has been before the public, or
has won the high endorsements accorded to this
excellent tonic. Many other preparations. pur.
porting to be corrcctives and restoratives, have
been introduced, and have persisted one by one
while the popularity Of HOsTETTER's sTOM.
ACH BITTERS continues to increase, and 10
now recognized as standard household med,-
cine. The success which attends the use Of the
Bitters evinces ut once it, virtues In oil eases Of
debility and diseases Of the stomach. Certif.
Gates, almost without number, have been pub.
lished, attesting Its truly miraculous power in
removing those painful and feariul diseases.
And at this time 1t seems idle 10 do more than
call attention to the great remedy OF the age, in
order to awaken public attention to its excel
lence. 1t is the only preparation Of the kind
that is reliable in all cases, and 1t is therefore
worthy OF the consideration Of afflicted.
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To COnsumptiyes.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his iellow-suferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy of tho
prescription used, Qrcc of charge0 with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
tho advertiser in sending the Prescription, Is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceivcs to be invaluable; and no
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as It
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
December IS, 1867. 0-v7t.