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New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
TgE VTZELAND ACADEMY.

r..o.,. -,,,d uulrr lie laws Of EeV-Jersey.
T1a p,v hi gIIUBBuCK, A. NJ. PnDcpAl, As.ed W 81 tn
esp ,ops on .trton This 6rstsass sotoo br cow
With oongh Business and collegiate sons e s'uui @ VA
IN ~ Ancient Modern Banguges and hgny
spJ an , G Jeey Raod between Philadelphia snd iAps Ma
~. 800 ,,1 for heaihbea OF s climate Ana We
hrh oT ose Ind ns gsuee Of Its people Numbering nssIy @
ibbints 4 A. moi eopan single beersDop dnhfHg mouse gam
hn Ss br room on bos gaey Parents are assured 'hre
@ % an sIai bsyond Wbat possible eoDsernng any oner ~
at I he, ara IN ssbsO they cannot be exposed 70 tl
Temptations 70 Ebh they are babs eseSSe', hoe,u
80 Euss ~s. th moral and influences are Hneoeponab
. he Lad a reasonable I making lie u tie year 0
endg tuition. not - exceed $40
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

COODRICUs SCHOOL Historic

OLD NEKIEN. HhNINEU
MTVHRLBS PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. - &c
MGTCHELBs SCHOOL GkOGkAfhn AMI a. - - a.
NllCHELBS ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY AND AiLA''
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

4Et.I TRAINS LEAVE NEWrYoRK
For asd Bridgeport 100 eco (EIl h.N q N, lila
H.1 40 CBxl Aa 30, e.c0 tRx p m
For Milford Sns.to,d PA<sd Southport and Wss'psr TOO ls
Fsl S.r.sa I@ &o lErl 400 iiD lis (ELl. a'O saa
aE, AO CRl) $50 q 90 (BIl p m 90.
Tcr Dsrisn Too 500, Ii.3 a. m as 4o son M .g
For Stamford 100 400 (EI aOO lL9o l2S tHI AIS 3S
OIL 345 A30 (Rxl 40 $50. G - ao (Er.) p. ".
ror Grseasieh ssd neRess statsas Loo AGO. ho N Az
= - ~ oOySBCTISa TRAINS. 81
Fer Boston epxgeeh AGO N. OIL AGO (RI) aeo n
Perl Ros,on N Shore Line II. rs (Ex.) a0c -. =
For HsrriDE and sPringssA 800 tx, Ria 400 ezl a@
Yor oonn.c.u. River Railroad, ana ELL abp 70 Nm
Toi HsTtS Prov!ds0os Fshkn Railroad 500 tELl rw
p .
n IS, 100 400 ?. -. Id. -
hmsburg
Por Hsssstose pailrosd, 800 q N, 400 p N.
For Eaagsack Railroad, 600 M, AGO p. .--.I
Por Dsa6ary and Hsr~ak Railroad 90 300 fls 40
Csninedsoss Sleeping Cars attached 70 9O0 p. N. tam
~ ''-U7-I'H ii JAMES n. H0rT, Snpk
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uIusTRATED BY NUMEROUS hkshatiSes s,,,t-ropv oV
GOOpRICniS AMERICAN CHILDS PICIOklAL blsIOhi w
TIE UNITED STATES or -r,,p r,,rrT-gn or ATFs
G00DkICUS PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THB UNlIfD 81 70
Pc HisorJ Of the United States With nones o ohei i''
~ Bv s g. Goodrich, suiho OF : feler IAf iA"~
COOURICHS PICTORIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND
G0ODRICHS PICTORIAL HISTORY oF KOh%
GOODRICITs PICTORIAL HISTORY or GkhhCh
GOODRICHS PICTORIAL HISTORY or IRAkSfs,, on rup
GOODRICHS PARLBY'S COMMON SCHOOL llSlOal VI Ia"
WORLD. =. ..r,-,. a, r,,gropv
BiSGHABS BSGL1SH GRAMMAR For she use OF Sehcos A0
Academies With eoy6us parsiDg eIeroteA DJ "~ NNs''
M Superintendent Of the Bingham SCHOOL =, A. al, Ian
BIHGlIAMs LATIN GRAMMAR Grammar OF he t1un bIr p
sage For the Sehoo With exercises and 'osa9neA D'
Nm Bingham, A. NJ . Al. o.w. W.,
With critical explanatory yOeabu aud neW Map oi O@oA
By WIN. Bingham. A. d. - s1 -, . . No., q, T.,
sirscop Rv Henry Coppe6 Lii D. Presde Of Lehyh UpeA
COPPgBs ELEMENTS or RHETORIC. Designed Manual Of
Instruction By Ienry Coppee, LID. -, -,
HARRIS ENGLISH GRAMMAR Grammar Of Tie Bnghih Lad
Rnage. BY John S. Hart LII D. - ., 49,, -,s . tl.,px
HARRIS CONSTITUTION OF TTIB UNITED STATES enei tI
pop otts United States IN The hfm Of Vnesoh
and Answers .--.,xo , 49,. - ,.v;.a coio,
ton f Prose M Poetry adapted the capacities Of loag Cioen
BY John W. s. Hows. Professor OF bocnioh
HOWSS JUNIOR LADIES READER
HOWgR LADIES EkADkR
UovvS,s TADIES, ROOK FApINGS AND RFCTrATlONS
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

TI,HE CHILDS ALBUM-Literally full of
a pures with simple yssdng No nursg, bone With Btils
tis 'bOah Be sitbest P5ss 81 7s TUnNR Sa SO
h'saauU, ans III BpshsslsA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

NEW JERSEY r. R--For PHILADELPHIA,
/ ~ va kS,,assa $50 m Wa G1saia a. ".
sS-ss1a N II Va. 7:SO ms Fs snn aud s. w-si N, -
YOR THk wEsT-Fo Candusaa sad Cbicsgo-s:soA n n
7O The g;ta and T3o trains through With eas
shangs Silver Palace Though -
Cnsuh what change nAg connections al Cincinnati a
by ~. A. Fsay
add gnnr hrsagh 70 Chicago vshout change.
nee with Az mornus nom
Chi.ayo IsDallVl r.. w. JACKSON. dsn suplL !.
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10 PUBLIC -SPEAKERS- AND EpITORS.

IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
TIsVse visiting Europe should provide themselves with HAIR
PRRs HANDBOOK hy ". PEHBRoKK FErHiDgE pse al Th
tie ot complete guide book Of Europe and Ba published Ihs
Ebefsh GBKuage Wblch made entirely every year
Also
HARPRRs PHRASE BOOK; On, HANDBOOK OF TNlVxf Tar
the Of syss scboo Engsh 0srsR French And
Italian by ". PENBK0KE FsTRiDGK. pnce 81 80 HARPER
BROTHERS, Pubhshera HOT sale by all Heotaeisrs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

TIE LIFE AID CAMPAIGN SERVICES OF Chs. u s. GRANT,
hy GsR James wsn Ve fair double large oclnRn octave Of
pages Twenty-Five per copy Eve copies Tor eli By By
PRESS, 100 copies tr si3
THR GRANT CAMPAIGN sOHGSTRR containing popular Songs,
Dallas tens adapted pnsr and lpOWn sBd
ehoTuseI % doien 100 By express. S6
We all who wish Of e above documents % send their orders
l. fi-A
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of Long
hssds %. annias .Aoags RON Nss r.,t . Ir h,
for h pessss goEsi Roosevelt GRAM s rernes Ns
yoi q, sos for all con nsef'ss VIA
ssanbest kr ffs sapdi t:5o y. "a. sF all sah.dA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

er,p., Tn,r~--s;ss . n wsy Trsin ssr otsvais, ftn
Paterson e,3O a, YgM KpTss Sr DuEhrk, BusAlo Ros
eaananea points West Soah 500 p Enig. @
wsy Train II p m sor Patterson and Port JerVia -
Express TraiAs thToGsA SAsnansa Dunk abd Duf
WsHern hneA L.t-
Psrs.y vstls,ed sad tsrusOc' Sleeping Goodies ,esm ri
fshes can be sbhiued Al he csnpsnys OneesHe al Droa
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Marriage Guide.

VOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK,
L of every one his own Doctor, being o Private
Instructor for Married Persons or those about 10
Marry, both Male and Female, in everything con-
cernins the physiology and relations Of our Scxu-
al Syatom, and tho Production or Prevention of
Offspring including all the new discoveries never
boftrc given in the English Language, by WA1
fOUNG,iM. D. This is really valuable and in
tercsting work, It's written in plain 60 for
the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards
OF ono hundred engravings all young married
people, those contemplating marriage, ana hay
ing the least impedimcut to married life, should
read this book. Itdiscoscs secrets that ever; one
should be acquainted with. Stillitis hook tha |
must be locked up, and not lie about the house,
IL will be sont to any one on the receipt of fifty
cents. Address ER. WM. YOUNG, No 61G Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
July 81, 1867 Al ai'"9'.o. ~
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O R r G Ts================ -
FOR THE Edy Little Boy.

d y ' = y ~
:. weary, broken.hoarted' mon
wandered istloss through the world,s <
My joys had dwindlcd to span, huo, 4, :,
My brain with gloomy thoughts was '''"
No balm into my heart distilled, "'4"
No hope its gorgeous wings u'i'o'
rt,,o messenger thc,Icame,
Who wak,d me fre-" this gloomy speli'T
mn no ,onpe. now the samo,
For, caz;~s in his liquid eyes
Tbo evil heart within me dies, '3~'' '''f2'
'A2lnoble hopes within me swcll' I,NNwE>N
How snsng my fainting hcart has grown
~ ''""sss ~ stormy seq of life! q 2 HES
are no longer nov, aions, s,4l
hor over If my nc,.i. srn,va cold -. 81,
Or como tho demons that of old, -
Did fill my bosom with their strife =
His angel cyos his gentle face
Can oxoroisc tho OWL one;
fold him IN a dear cmbrp~o' ,iHIi,
The world is not dcsrt now, @
Nor man with psody brow, Vi
TIE SHADOWS LED, BEFORE TIE " SON."
July, 1866. e
"Sweot slumberer, calm as twilights hour,
And Aolier is thy sleep; N'H' = Y'HH6fl
NJ human woe shall break thy rest,
Or sorrow heaye thy little breast, s7y
Or bid thinc eyelds weep" s
February, 1868.
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AGENTS WANTED
AUENI0 w ANTEU
Il. FOR THE
CIR A. VI a OK HTS
Aad Hoo They Lirel, Fought and Died
FOR DIXIE. " agAs
af S1l .l.a WITH ta t 'f, ,t gri. Z,
Incidents and Stretches of life IN tho Con.
t,;',@ "i'"'t ..fcdcracY.i :! *&'i Hl df'loB

incidents and Stretches IF life an tho Con-
lGs .'l',,'' u I,Jcderacy.! Z. %11 f. E. 1"l'Io5
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure.
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Homo !Iifs.
Partisan Daring, Life in tho Calnp Field md
Hospital. Together with tho Songs, Ballads,
Anecdotes and Humorous Incidents Of tho
War for Southern Independence. 'apiH
NIIERE is q oeftain portion of, tho war that
H. VIII mover 20 into tho regular histories.
nor bo embodied in romance or poetry, which
is worry real part of it, and will, if preserved,
convey to succeeding generations better idea
of tho spirit Of the conflict than many dry 70.
ports or careful narratives OF events, and this
part may bc called tho gossip, tho fun, tho pa.
thos of tho war. This illustrates tho character
of tho leaders, the hpmor, of tho soldiers, the
devotion of womon, tho bravery Of men tho
pluck of our heroes, tho romance and hardships
of the service. gip ,.,
h The Yaliapt aud Bravo Hearted, The Pic.
turcsquo andiDramatic, tho Witty and, Marvel
Gus, tho Tender and Pathetic, and tho whole
Panorama Of tho War arel here, brilliantly Dor
trayed in O. masterlY nlanher, mt onoe}historical
and romantio, arondorihg lit,atbe most ample.
suniduesIbrilliant andi direadable book that tho
war has called forth 10 Ra1n bnuiV bls iInp.E Q
" lAAhiusoment as swell as instrnotohJ mayobe.
'fonnd every page MS. grariio'letail. brilliant
wit and authentic history, are sktliG,iiViintetJ
woven i'm tRfs Work Sf literary art. 4
. Send for ClfDnlafs and 'see9our tormsoand n
full description Of the work &
! Address JONES BROTHERS 6 CO..
81 Jan. 10. 1869 ~ "n'"' Nv o
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Two fast young mon, just returning after
nights carousal, saw tho sun rising Ono
of them insisted that it was the sun, the other
that it was tho moon. They agreed to leave
it to tho first man they met. lie also had
been out on a lark. Excuse mo, sir, but
my friend and huvc made a little bctwheth-
or that is the sun or moon rising, and we've
agreed to have you decide tho matter" -
f" Fact is, gentlemen, should be very happy,
but you sec, am a stranger in this city, and
been out all night"
in many respects, irstly--Ncither are good
much until they arrivo at maturity Socond-
ly-Both are bred in tho house, and are also
the howor Of tho family. Thirdly--Both
have to be cradlcd. Fourtkly- Both arc gen
crally we'll thrashed before thoy are done
with, and crusty old bachelor of our acquain-
tancc adds, "they arc both apt to be- smutty"
We notified him that his Resignation would
be accepted ...a.a!
RALEIGH, N. G., February 20 Nothing
of Importance transacted in the Convention
to-day A colorcd member gave notice Of an
ordinance removing tho penalties from min
listers and magistrates for marrying whites
and blacks.
ATLANTA, February 19-A resolution,
instructing the next Legislature to enact
such laws as would compel all common car
ricrs to provide equal accommodations for all
persons, was tabled
TEMPERANCE. Temperance puts wood on
the fire, meal in the barrel flour in the tub
money in the purse, credit in the country
contcntment in tho house, clothes on tho
back vigor in the body, intelligence in tho
brain, and spirit in the whole constitution.
A WESTERN editor says that the gas in
the city is SO bad that the man who puts ii
out has to carry lantern to find the lamp
post aan ,iU rfW ~
IL sulphcr baths arc as salutary as their
advocates claim, some sinners will have excel
lent health in the next world.
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

& CLERK ofMe Court--J. u. HAoooD. X" y
j SheriO.--L. THOMAS. @ Hai94l i4NbEi&$,
T O,aiiary-W. Il. HoLcoADE. 4UiBsiis
2, Commissioner IN Equtty-RoD'r A. THoMpsoN
n Corohc,--W. j. CAN'T ~ 'H@ft" ri &
Commissioners to Approre the Bonds Of I'ul.
Tic ODiccts-J. J. Norton, Jos. Burnett .. NJ
Ambler, James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid. HR
Cbn,,aissio,.eys Of tie Ioor-Df. II, Ci Miller,
surer ~. b. Clayton, S. D. Keith, II. Craig, Sr.
2 Commissioners of Public Bnildiags-rRob't. 't.s
A. Thompson, Chairman j. II. lIagood,. Seq
rotary and Treasurer; W. e. Holcombe, M. "
Mitchell, p. j. lMiiler.toa lYitG,.:9Giai oaI@>i
1, Commissioners 81 Free Scaools-T. 3. Maui:
den. Chairhian; w. +. Holcombelpt Secretary
and Treasurer G.. II. Spears, 4. Wiokliffe, h
III. Penny, Daniel Gricc, James Burdinc. 81 !,
lagistrates-w. J. CAN'T w. O.aKoith, w.
N. Arnold Rcdin Racklcy. J. b. Sanders, L:
II. Werner Abol Robins, w. II. peronneau,
Nimrod Sullivan, Edward Hughes, John Sharp
Joseph B Reid, W b White, Leonard Rogers
Commissioners of hoads-2d Regiment-- g
w Phillips, Chairman w Pi,chiorl, Clerk
William Bibbs Jr, Treasurer; NJ Mitchell,
Thomas Steele, S Z Maxwell, james L Boyd,
L w Lusk. s NJ Crawford, Nj r. lIunniodtt.
jonas Phillips, Jr. ltar .,.y5s
5M Rcgimcnt-F A IIoke, Chairman; Il III
Griffin, Treasurer; B Clayton, Clerk; j n
Gasawny,zJ Ballngcr, Alex Alsood, Thosff
r Price, S d Keith. Henry Williams j I Cos
sctt, J w Singleton, Thos billiard. .4
i Internal Rcccnue-F a IIokc, Assessor. J
iW Cobb, Collector.
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STEVENS HOUSE.
81, Sa, 2o & &c, Broadway, NY
Onooe;to R,u,1;,,1. runa. .'
Opposite Bowling Green. I
ON TEASl EUROPEAN E,H.AN.

VN hEaSi HiU E&epH1hHAla f'hIAM.
ksasfRsaa, THE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll
E:issa and widely known to tho. travelling
isSssssA public. The location is especially suita.
close proximity to tho.busincss part of The CITY
lis on the highway of Southern and Western
trayel-and adjacent to all the principal Rail
road and Steamboat depots. o,,
Tho STEVENS HOUSE has, liberal accom-
modatons for over 300 guosts-it is we'll fur
nished. and possesses every modern improve
n,cnt for tho comfort and entertainments Of its
inmates. The rooms arc spacious and we'll ven
tilated-providcd with gas and water-th at
bic is generously provided with oycry dolioacy
of the season, at moderate prices.
The rooms having boon re-furnislcd and re-
modelled, We arc enabled to offer extra facilities
for tho comfort and pleasure of our guests, Il
y, GEO. X. CHASE & co., III
.,. .r,tL.t-,ui. Proprietors.
juno a, 1867. s,~ .B7 S'ulllGm
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Nearsightedness.

/, Any ono. who has good eyes knows that a
manuscript which he can read perfectly at
the distance of three feet, can also be read as
he brings it nearer and nearcr to the eye, un-
til only q distance Of three inches interycnes.
AT three. inohes'' distance, reading. becomes
difficult, ,sndaat two, hardly possible A
change has taken place in the interior of the
,aNe,o attended, by,a certain effort, To. obtain
this near sight; from optical reasons, the pu-
pil must mako d large curve id order to throw
ia apictprcof the object 50 close to the pye on
'thc rottba. This extreme .convoxity, of the
pupil is. contrivcd by the action of d muaclo
lat the back Of the eye, called tho accommoda-
ton muscle, For distant sight tits inactive,
as the pupil requires only the ordinary gontlo
curve. ,iidut ifjthst muscle is acted upon, a
pressure at the back is felt; consequently, tho
most compliant part Of tho soft young skin at
tho back of the eye is distondcd, and tho axis
ofths eye heightened. If then, tho use of
near sight is, prolonged, if the pupil has not
tihic to return to level, If the muscle cannot
repose, the continued effort will end in short
sight, And tits not alone by this forced ex-
crtiop, but? also by tho over abundance of
blood in thsx veins Of the rctina, that the in
terror of tho ball is enlarged Suoh nm, over
| fpW r. generally produced BY tho return Of
tho blood the eyos having been arrested.
This may bo caused by the forward inclination
of oFhSaa, ,Eahd viii infllibly load to niyopy.
As,it isjtheny undoubtedly q faot that long
attention to an object placed close To tho eye,
tho head being bent down, ,swill prcndcr heal
thYsyss ahortsighted,i we afriivef efatlths pon-
sideratiqRv vhathqEthe, furpiittpreof the schools
has anything to do either in hurting or repel.
ling myopy. Beatley's miscellany.
NOTHING In lifo ia nermanont.
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EsaR0Rss GR YoyI'sl.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years frS
~ Ncrv ,us Debility, Premature Decay, and he
the effects of youthful indiscreion, will for tho
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all whc
need it, the recipe and directions for making tho
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferer
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
tllaa N HW g. JOHN b. OGDEN .i
,,,',. 4'., p 42 Cctur Street, Now York.
+ May G, 1867 33 'E"5 NV
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1 ] MILLS. u III HOUSE.
CORNER MEETING d QUEEN .sRREE7ss
,ziiy!I y0HARLESTON, S, o. 80 y

II, u IL +
.zt.yI yoIARsLI4lESssTiooN, TiooN, IS, sSc Sa u
rHvfIs woll known FIRST CLASS morsI
Il hasj Just boon thoroughly repairod, refittbd
and rofurnished. and ia nowsrcady, for; tho nal
comlmp!pdatio3nn Of, tho TRAAXELLING PTBIIOl
whose psstropagei is respadtfu1ly aolisltad.h h''f
s"' MERCHANTS visiting t,of ftitYnfoiYSsnbss.
fully invited,J Ivory Accommodation will ,be
offered them, CQaShos always in readiness, \ to
convoy .passengors to and from tho HotSM3ISs - y
The Proprietor promisoslto do alliin his pbSr..
or tor tho comfort Of hisgsests.,iooS. r. s.
Feb q JOSEPH RgRGELF' BY M Proprietor; R !; II
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROITNA,S n
1, Ia, IrIcKENs--IN TIE COMMON pIsAs. 'po % ,
y. .; Ferguson, Ada1 + bSytS, bbSytSs3,,i x
I,.,, VIM, p jps1d,ob onoYS SMoGoKAsta ApAMs,o q
NV REnR&ss sSs US plsiRI9 aidsSH tSgs;sa s M lS s;
ta Fsbfaatyy s67 flS his htehsntist sts aara;nstt
s sss 5ss
Wife dor' at6fnd *itGn tho sssso WnSs
'ghpm Of qselsalou mi sks wv M
fshdaat ldappS6f and plSad 4hofs aIs hs; &C.
sno @ oIn any Of February, 1903 otherwise H.
anu anu absolute Judgment win then DO
r,,n,,a ,o Il, ]. !. =. stl Isl. 81 ,lIa
ierks Qlts Fob G6 1857 q q sBe fS
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REDUCTION EN EeA'TEIS
BY THE GREAT ''lE
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
Gd y iE.l VIA t UiNH wgl
lCHARLESTON. SLUO.-

N~N NCIIAHLESTON, s @. hH IN
nm and after October lst. 1867, the rntesoS
~ FRElGIFr, from New York Philade!pbia 4
and Baltimorc' to Columbia, CO s. c., will bo as
follows, Viz: s ny t""' l'i''S Z" 'Fifh@A
lst Glass, por 100 lis. o'ga "oa,a ST.
I'd Csss, por leo lbs l0E
Sd Glass. per 100 lbs "'i 90 E
4th Glass, per 100 lbs. 10 0sa IS. T
9Th Class, per 100 lbs. ID a. ,f..,, ILL. 10 I
Rates always guaranteed lees than the pub
lished rates of any other limo. 'l.N"."',El
Changes will be promptly nude to mcot aBssslH
reduction by competing lines, J, j, i
PER 100 LBS, FIRST. GLASS $l.20.
Glassware, Boots, and Shoe, ,,U
Stoves, ''' s|,'t Hollow Wq.e, loose!fI
Dry Goods, Kerosene oil. J;jdI
Drugs, , h,
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLASS, $t.lo.!
Hardware, aN Furniture. hiti 9'mi
Snadlery, Asc 1Ml - Knocked ,dnwt a,Yi;7
Liquors. in wood. we'll boxed lIolowS
Stationery. Ware, packed l3I
PER 100 LBS, THIRD CLASS, $500, q
Tobacco, manufactured, Cotton Yarn, 5!"iF
q IN Boxes or Kegs. Dried Fruits, G til
Blinds, aj..la atj Bried Hides, ..,,, 4.
Doors, Sashes, &c. Lard,
Butter, n'''' Betting, Leather Of
Canned Meats, Rubber. tni ',,s,
Fish, in Kegs, or Beer, 'G'
Kits. HiiW ~ Porter, in wood. a1d;
PER 1oo,:LBs., FOURTH GLASS, $50.
Bags, e.8 elhGd HEeathctt;1gW alr M1al
Bagging, % '9to So sMatbio Slabs, lsin oli|
eSssss !sss " ss5sb|A 5s ASNsass NssJssls aP'
white Lead, in Kegs, Poatues,oU2 ~
Hams, .a a;I;r. =, EShot, H. y, ,.a.. -.
Sugar, in hogsheads or Soap, ~ ''''."''
barrels '"Te Whipping Paper, 'rq
Hoop Iron. 5L.!A Rice. In bbls|or oasks,
Whiskey, in Wood. Rope.
Spirits Turpcntine Nails, iii Kegs ''i
Lead Pipe, Bar and 4oCroekory, in crates or
n Sheet, .aa>. hhds.
PER P3li RIO i11Loo LBS, FIFTH CLASS, zoo.
Bacon, Grain 'k''H
Beef sailed or picklcd Flour, in barrels Of
In DarrelsiifNt ~ ;saeks..l ,aQE3 ufrY /,
Cement ,,,,5. I4pasr Gripdstonos
Limo AIplnsses. owners rrffaak
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saltodin barrelsGjg NJ galag SiT3 xfl It6dn4
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!. General Agent, 40 and 40 Broadway,,E, Z.
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Approved; WI iua.oi$i3oiY 4it 3
'i 36n gsa$a a4hN,fg HaIrs lPEAIlE. ri, !
a 5al Gonl Sup'ntS. G, n,
n October Il, 1867. ''YS'' sst's13
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-28

Why was Herod's wifo Fonian2 Be.
cause sho had. q head scnt hor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-28

ATLANTA, February 10.-A resolution,
instructing the next Legislature to enact
suchla laws as would compel all common car
ricrs to provide equal accommodations for all
persons, was tabled.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-28

y A]oLERaYsfAN coming out of. A,e water
with woman he had baptiscd, asked her how
sho felt in her mind. Ho was nSSfa little,
surprised to hear hcr answer "Bua&"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-28

"" "UIINELESTUN, 3 Q. 01- -
nm and after October lst, 1867, the rateaoS]
~ FREIGHT, from New York, Philade!phia
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. c., will bo as
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-28

NornINaiu lifo is pormanont.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-28

AN ITEM FOR BAoHELoRs.--A jndicious
wife is always clipping off from hor husband s
moral nature little twigs that arc growing in
wrong dircctions.s 'sho keeps him in shape
by continual pruning. # YOU say anything
silly, she viii affsctonatey ystell ;you9 SO. If
you declare that ybu will DO somo absurd
thing, sho will find means 81 preventing your
doing its And by far Che ohi6f part Of All tho
common soiise thctoIis in this world belongs
unquestioonpably to Woman. The wiscst things
whicha man commonly does.aro those which
his vito advises hitt, to do.Ha4A wife Is tho
grand wicdcr of tho moral pruning knife. -
IfJohnson's wife had lived there would have
bccn no boarding up Of orange pcol-no
touching all tho posts in walking along the
streets ND eating and drinking with a dis.
gusting voracity. IF Oliver Goldsmith had
boon married he would nevor havo worn that
memorable and ridiculous coat. ,Whcneyor
y9aa find man ', whom you knegi eg iitlo about
itng any pocqntrioity aSs So,i o nav bo
tolcrably suro that hsq isshot a marsiod H man; !;
for'tho) cqfdsrs sat6 founaah off, thoxlittle
shoots arc pruhed a&ayiin married men.--.
llSWived gessFa'y have much more sonsO than
ts tss 'bsbaadl Sps bpaaddl4 ~ 7sPdoiall whon their has-
FbsudsareGcIever mon, .Fhe wifo'sl ,adyicos'
arc Ike tho ballast that Keeps tho shipstcady !,
they ayS The %$ihl}p plbypdio,' though painful
shears, clipping of little growths Of sqlf con
oeit. N ~
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Why was Herod's wifo Fonian2 Be.
cause sho had head sent hor.