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hardest kind. The lesson was an unpleasant
one, but it has yielded good results. The
planter OF to-day is not the planter or ten
years ago. He has learned to work, to buy no
more than he can pay for. and to confine his
wants within comparatively narrow limits.
Hard times have lost their terrors for him.
They have taught him to regulate nus e1pen-
diture by his means. and with tms lesson
learned he has little to fear. Ii he mas not
wealth, he has none OF the drawbacks lncident
to its possession. An inflated currency docs
not demoraze him; and all the habits. grow.
ing out Of the war tend toward simplicity Oh
taste in food and dress.
Are we wrong in suggesting that, desplse fhe
present apparent disparity. the Southern cot
ton-grower may iud himself richer than the
Northern speculator; or in thinking that IN
Wow of disorganized finances, the sorth may
possibly feel any future pinch little more
keenly than the less boasHul South?
To these words We need add but little.
We hold our deslinies in our own grasp.
We can become all that we hope and desire;
but to do this-to be great people-we
we must not be led astray BY momentary
imitation, and forget that the strength and
wealth of the South this year are due, un-
der Providence, not more to our own labors
than to the fact that our first care was given
to bread and meat, and our second and last
to cotton.
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ring sixty-five hours. The most fearful at
tack was that made by the Cazadores de Mad
rid, who came through the sea gate, and rush.
ing on, Notwithstanding the fire of the cannon,
succeeded in crossing the first barricades; but
being unable to take those behind them, were
killed almost to o man between the two. 1t Is
said that of one hundred and twenty-five not
twenty-five escaped. On the morning Of the
9Th, truce was agreed upon to bury the dead,
during which some twenty thousand people
left the city, and General de Rodas strength
ened his forces: On Saturday proclamation
was sent IN, promising personal safety to the
insurgents should they lay down their arms
within limited time in the places appointed
The result was deputation from the insur'
gents, acco mpanied by the United States Con-
sui, accepting the terms. The following day
the army entered, and on Monday the people
began to return to their homes.
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oUlNBY'3 K cos PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON Exhibition 1HE LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CaROMO LlT1OGRAPHs ever
seen in Charleston They are perfect copies OF Gel
ebrated Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among The collection may be found SALVADOR
R0sA's HEAD OF CHRIST, Correegos Magdaiene
a. Delacroixs Tide Going Out. A. Delacroix's Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jacksons English
See merry, Rowbotlom's English Scenery, Baxter's
English and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhine, Inc
Jungfraud, Ihe Wetterhorn. Marine Views ana
maDy Others.
The public arc respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful Works o, Art. They are offered for
sale ut New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the price PORCELAIN PIC
i URES. Recent improvements IN producing those
ictllres enable us 10 now offer the vt nearly ONE
half the former prices, and tar supe, or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE VISI1E AND OTHER
.pLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
ING old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Saisfac.
ton in all guaranteed and at prices TO CORES
pond with the times.
srEREOsCUPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
at Reduced Prices.
A fine collection of
STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the frst and only Photographs ever taken
In that locality.
QUIN NBY A o..
No. 2e1 KING-STRKET.
CHARLESTON, s. G.
November IA amos
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Meetiags.
zERuBBABEL CHAPTER No. IL,


ZERUBBaBEL. CHAPTER No. IL, Il.
a. M.
A N EXTRA CoNvOCATIoF OF TIE ABOVE
a CHAPTER will be held THIS EVENING, at Seven
o'clock at Masonic HALL. Members ere requested
to be punciual in attendance as business OF import
ance will be brought forward.
January 1s r. N JE ,NNERETT, Secretary.
THE FRENCH PKUTESTANF CHURCH
OF CHARLESTON.
4 N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CoRPo-
"A RATION will be held in the Church on TO, MOE
Row Sunday 17th instant, immediately after DiVne
service DANIEL RAYENEL, Jn Secretary.
January 16
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GERMAN FRIENDLY
SOCIETY.
n1HE ONE HUNDRED AND IHIRD ANN!VEhSA-
RY of the German Friendly Society will bs eel
ebrated on WEDNESDAY next, the Goth instant at "a
vilion Hotel, Meeting.street.
The members will assem- BILE at PaVlnon Hotei at
Twelve O'Clock M. for the transaction OF business.
poll for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year will be opened at One o'clock and closea al
Three P. N.
The members and their guests will reassem0le ut
-Four O'Clock P. NJ for dinner, which will be served
at that hour precisely.
Members are reminded and requested to come
forward and pay their arrears pursuant to rule.
JOHN a. BLUM,
.ranparv ia Secretary.
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NEW YORK, No. SO CEDAn-sTEEET.

NEW YORK, No. So CEDAn-sTEEET.
November CO. 1867
UpoLpHe WoLFR Esq, Iresent:
Dcur Sir! have submitted to chemical ANALYSIS
two bottles OF "schiedum Schnapps," which took
from q resh package In your bonnod warehouse. and
find. as before, that the spirituous liquor IS iree
has the marks OF beng aged and Eot recently pre-
marcy. nv mcchanical admixture of alcohol and aro-
Hsspecth,lly. Fl;ED. +. MAYER,
Chemist.
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agricultural.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEEDS,
PER STEAMER CIMBKIA.

YTEGErABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBOUS
= v ROOTS, &C., viz: Early aud Large York Cab
base, Early and Late Drlmhead, Early and Late Bat
tcrsea Early and Late Flat Dutch, kariy May, Early
Sue.r Loaf Early Ok Heart and Green Glaze Cab
Edges Drumhesd and Green Curled Savoys, Brown
and Green Curlcd Kale CaulIflower. BrocalIi, Fad
ish, Turnips, Bees. Carrots, Spinach, Onion Seed,
Parsnips, rsley Leeks Lettuce, Thyme, Sage, &C.,
&C.. Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERANIANs, 80 cents per paper;
Large Pausy or Hea tsease, Large Double Carna-
tions Picotee and Pheasants Eye Pinks, Mixed Ver-
bena, Double Blood.red Wallfower. Double Dahita,
Double Gilhfowers, Double Balsams. 25 cents Per
paper; Scarlet White and Purple Candttufts, DouHNe
China pinks. GiIea 11icolor Double Hollyocks,
Clarkia Pulchella, Larkspurs, Sweet William, Core
opsis, Poppies. Mixed Nemophllla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells. Coxcomb Sweet Mlgnonette,
Sweet al, ssun Princess Feather, chins and Ger
man .sters. Primrose Zennia. Petunis. Portulaca,
Phlo1 DrummondI, Bed Valerian. Running Vines,
&C., &C., 10 cents per paper; fine strong and vigo-
rous strawberry Plants, choice collection of lea
Roses, Double Dahliss, oil colors.
ALSO,
An ass 1rtment Of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements.
For saIe by JOHN THOMSON q co.,
January 16 stuth12 Charleston, S. @.
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HOBART PAcHA, whose English namc in con-
nection with his Turkish title has doubtless
puzzled many Of the readers Of the cable tele-
grams, is an Englishman, brother of Lord
Hobart, and was captain in the English navy.
He did not change his religion on entering the
Turkish service, and some of the MahometaD
crews dislike his supremacy, but they cannot
afford to study likes and dislikes. The admi-
rails character was not OF the best when in the
English navy. The name by which be was
usually known was "Dog Hobart" and it is
said the appellaiion sticks to him still.
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iIDants.

WANTED, By AN EXPERIENCED
w Sea Island Cotton Planter. astTUAT1ON a5
supe rintendent for the present year Apply TO GALL
LARD l. MINOTT, No. % Adser's wharf,
Ionnarv n mths
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mo REST.-oXE Room TD RENT,
with Furniture or with ut. for two
Geitiemol. Rent low. Call at No. i4l MARE ET-
STREET, between King aud Archdale streets.
JnnuarY 10 b
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ERUIT FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
Il AIKEN, S. C.-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
he farm has nearly five thousand fruit trees con-
sisting ofPo'ch Apple, Cherry Plulo, Pomegranate,
Fig, Pear. &c. Also variety OF small fruits, as,
Ruspberries, Strawberries, imported Blackberrios.
&C.. all of the choicest kinds. also. about twenty
five acres of the Choicest Grapes Of various kinds.
One hundred scrcs OF the land Is cleared, and good
farming land; the balance is wood land. For fur
ther particulars apply to JAMES ". MAY,
Northwest side of Courthouse,
Deceubcr Il limo Charleston, y. c.
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STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y If applied for Immediately
III One 12 horse Portable ENGINE
III One 4-horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
IL One 8-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLEY l. CO.,
Northeast corn.r Meeting and Cumoerland-streets.
January Is
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VALUABLE SAW MILL PROPERTY
Y TO RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
YEARS.-That valuable Tract of 1901 acres well
with large Steam saw Mill thereon, situated about
quarter of mile from the south Carolina Railroad.
For terms, &C., apply TO CHfSoLM BRO TIERS,
sdrer's Wharf. tuth aOuary IL
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NEW YORK, Tuesday. May l.
UDoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ:
Dear Sir-The want of pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal PURPOSES has been long felt by tho pro-
tess,on and thousands Of lives have been sacrificed
by The ,,se OF sulterated articles. Derium remens,
and other diseases O. the brain and nj rves 40 rife
IN Ibs country IRE very rare in Europe, owing i'll
great depree, to the difference the putty Of the
spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by YOU including your Gin. which you sell un-
der ths name of Aromatic Schledam Schnapps, which
wa consider Justly euisled 10 the high reputation It
has acquired in this country; and from your long ex
ps ieuce as o foreign importer, your Bottled Wines
and LIQUORS should meet W tn the same demand.
Wewould recommend you TO appoint some OF the
respectabe apothecares in different parts of the city
as eoents for the sale OF your Draniies and Wines
vnere The profession Gun obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success IL your new enterprise,
We reniain. your obcdient servants.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery,
University Medical College. New York.
J. M CAkNOCHAN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
surgery, Surgeon-ln thief to the State Hospital,
&c No. IA East SiIteenth-street
LEWIS A. SaYRE NJ. L., No. 79j Broadway.
I'D p pE WEES, NJ D.. No. 7e1 Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, III. D., No l2O Ninth-stroet.
NELSON STEELE, Nj. D., No. 81 Beeker-street.
JOHN O'REILLY, II. D., No. 2SO Fourth street
b. I RAPHAEL NJ D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice OF surgery, New YORK MEDICAL Col
lege, &c., No. 81 Nintn-street, and others
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JuANTED, TEN HANDS To WORK
wv on o Cotton Plantation in Florida. Healthy
location near the railrold, and liberal wages paid.
For further particulars inquire at the Office OF KIRK
PATRICK WITTE, No. 6 Accommodation Wharf.
January Is
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I feel bouud to say, that regard your Selma BPS
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure and
deserving OF medical patronage. 1T all events, it is
the uurt at possible article of Holland Gin, hereto
ioro uuobtalnablc and Us such may be safely pre-
scribcd ny physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
"A MENTS to rent. with piazza and private stair
case attached The rooT:s can be rented separately
il desired. Apply at No. so KING-Sj Rect. q few
doos below Tradd. tuths November II
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E,OR SALE, A No. 1 FANCY SHOW
D CASE, in good order formerly used for jewelrJ
ware; it is in length about len feet and in width
four feet. Any one wishing to purchase the same
can get oil iniorm.ton by applying at THIS OF
FICE. January 10
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Amnafntfnt.
EanfdtiGndI,

Goufatioua!.
PUELIC SCHUOLS.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAMINATION
i of Candidates for the Office Of Teacher III the
Public Schools will be held ut the Normal School,
St. Phiiip.street SATURDAY, 10Th inst, commenc.
ing at Nine O'Clock a. M.
applicants aro requested to be present punctually
at the hour named
By order of the Board.
T. MONTAGUE dR1MKE,
January u tuths3 secretary.
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4 OHG TTON PLANTAyIO1 TO
IA RENr.-To rent oac of the finest SEA is.
LAND COTTON PLANTATIONS in Christ Church
Parish ten miles from Mount Pleasant, the sea
shore. Apply to j. MoCADE, no 80 Broad-stro.t.
January l6 suth
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TITO RENT, ROOMS AT NUs. 40 AND
1 81 Broad.strcet; also. two Rooms i'll private
residence Apply to Ii. DEaS, Jr., Attorney Ut Liw,
No, II broad. street. tus December Is
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/ Courcr River. eight miles from the city, con-
tainiug 404 acres between 85 and no acres open and
planted IN 1868. On it is q comfortable dwelling,
barn, stable and negro houses. apply at THIS Or
FICE stnth Janunrv2
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RUCEHY STORE TO sENT-TH,T
VI 6nc Old Stand, corner Of Biag and Clifford
strects is now vacant. Terms modcr te. Apply 10
g. D. AHEENS & co.
january IL
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Scr Sale.

NOR SALE. TWO PRIME LARGE
II WORKING MULES, and fast saddle and Draft
HORSE. Inquire at No. SO STaTE-SI REEF.
Januarv14 ths2<
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Jg 3sat.

fg1O RhNT, THAT DIE IRA Z L Z
/ DWELLING HOUSE. Eo. 90 Coming trelt,
con.aiuiDg seven squl-o rooms. two attcs, pantry,
kitchen, and al necessary on buildings; immediate
posscssio gwen. Fur particulars, apply at No 7
GEORGE GREET. sw January II
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WANTED, BY A LADY, ACCUSTOm-
Wy ED to write foe the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as q
WRITER OF SKETCHES POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. 4. W., Postofice, Charleston, s. @.
October
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INFORMATION w ANT D.-ANY IN
FORMATION given of STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city on Wednesday last. will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, ut Grocery.
corner Church and Chalmers-strects.
December 16
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DICE PLANTATION To RENT.-THE

DICE PLANTATION To RENT-THE
II undersigned will receive until the 9th instant
sealed proposals 10 rent for one or more years all
that PLANTATION called tho "Hagau," in the Par-
branch of the { Of Cooper River, containing one
thousand four hundred and eighteen acres. large
por ION of which is under cultivation. The whole
forming one of tho most desirable rice plantations
In tho state
Proposals must be under seal. and endorsed "Pro-
posal to lent Hagan Plantation"
Any information desired will be furnished by the
undersigned. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee Of B q. Read.
January9 stuth4ml
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Excelsior.

SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1s, 1869.
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Gost aao fouub.

rTRaYED, FROM no. 81 HAYEE-
= STREET, on the 18th Infant, o PJINTER DOG,
answers to the nanie Of "Horo;" has an oval liver
colored spot on the head; Is liver tho other
whitc. Any ono returning him will be literally re-
waraed. January 15
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ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER
i Apply at THIS OFFICE. October ~
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rhe proprletor also offers for sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me
dicinal use Each bottle has his certificate OF its pu-
rity. UUULFaO HOLFE.
November IL Smos
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In the race for solid wealth, it seems not i'm
probable that the South may. after all, pass
the North. The former is, in several respects,
better fitted for the trial It has graduated in
the school of advcrsity, and .ome out spare
indeed, in flesh, but with wind, and nerve, and
muscle in capital trim. The North, on the
contrary, has revelled in the delights of dissi-
patton, and shows all the signs OF reyelry and
sumptuous living. II is sleek and fucly clad,
but with nerves unstrung, and predisposcd to
short breathing.
The Southern planter was rrecipitated
roughly to the bottom. He lost everything
The labor he had relied upon was taken from
him. The comfort in which hs had been
reared suddenly vanished. He suffered the
panss Of poverty and despair. Compelled to
struggle for his bread he began life anew un-
der it's most dispirltng aspects. Necessity
made him thrifty, temperate and industrious.
Having neither money Nor cradit, he was COM
polled to train bis appetite to simple fare, and
to adapt his ways to circumstances OF the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-10
To the Afflicted

DIR. W.. X. DOHERTY returns his sincere
thanks to his numerous patients for their pat.
ronnge, and would take this opportunity 10
remind them that he continues to consult A.
his Institute for the cure Of Chronic Diseases o
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Geni,o-C rinary Organs, and all Private Dis.
eases, viz ; Syphilis in all its forms and stages
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid Sonsc.
qucnces ofself-abuse Gonorrhea, elect, Strict
urcs, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sex.
ual Debility, Diseases Of the back and L.oins,
inflammation of the bladder and Kidneys, etc,
and he hopes his long experience and success
full practice will continue to insure him n share
of public patronage. By his practice Of many
years in Europe and the United States, he is
enabled to apply the most efficient and sue
ressful remedies against diseases Of all kinds.
lie uses no mercury, charges Moderate, treats
his patients in Il correct and honorable way,
and has references of unguestionablc ~veracity
from men of known rcspectability and high
standing in society. All parties consulting
him. By letter or otherwise, will receive the
hest and g~entlest treatment, and implicit
secrecy.
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Many years ago. the writer Of these lines and an invalid physician, while visiting the
Island Of St. crax for their health, experienced and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects Of the Rum there produced upon many Of the invaids who were QWe
ouEselves) seeking health; and, upon inquiry and investigation, obtained full history
Of its medicinal virtues. lie was delighted and surprised, and after his own recovery;
which soon occurred, determined, if possible, to procure the sole right to manufacture
and sell it in the United States.
The result Of his labors was a glorious success for himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION EITTEES was thus made known to the world. PLAN.
TATioN BlTTERS being an article Of real merit, founded upon new principles, and
relying wholly upon the vegetable world forts medicinal effects, worked rapid revolt
ton n the history Of medicine, end became as a household word oil over tho civilized
world. The eabaIsuc S -.-15so-x. was a taHsnan Of health, and the demand for
the PLANTATION BITTEaS sma far exceeded the abilities Of the yrorreters to supply.
notwithstanding the large importation Of st. crZ Rum, made expressly for the CON-
pounding Of these 5iwers, the quantity Yves inadequate. It therefore became necessary
that arrangements Upon an extensive scale abroad should at once be made and an agent
was dispatched to st. Thomas for that purpose Eo vas fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations \ some Of the larges. and most productive estates on the
island. Houses, stills and presses we're erected as If BY magic, which utterly " aston
ished the natives" The services Of experienced mon and natives fthe island were pro-
cured, and very soon the rropmetors Of the PLANTATION 1ITTEES were in a position
to supply their laboratory with al the perfectly pure st. cMz Rum needed in mauuac-
turing the GREAT DysPE77Ic TONIC AND %ISvIaoaAToR. The above cut represents
the natives crushing the rugarcaa, and otherwise preparing 1T :c the stills and presses
As an anaaotc to Fever ard Ague, Intermittent and Mala@ous Ecvcr, Dyspepsia, and
other kindred diseases, the uo Of the PLANTATION BTTTERs Is unsurpassed in the
history Of the world. Over Eve mMor bottles are disposed @: annually. They are
adapted to old and young, male and female They ere agreeable in taste, and always
produce an immediate beneficial .,mN. "tff
April 3. 1860. lily