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rEHTfE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECENT
Il ly published series Of New Pictorial
READERS and Spoilers, adapted to the tastes
Of Children Of both sexes They have been
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the South Cnrolnn University. The Scrir,
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Reynolds New Pictorial SprIier. 20 cents.
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Reynolds New Pictorial I.lir,l Rrrdrr.
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We deem it not improper to refer to few
"f the advantages aimed at in preparing
these readers
!. The enlistment of a popular sentiment
iii favor of home enterprise, whichis now be-
ginning To show itself all over the South
=. To remedy the evils complained of in
our schools, Of continued change of Text
Books. costly habit, anil one which Injuries
the Schools. Ivy preventing the children from
being put into classes. A series OF Home
Readers it was supposed. would be used to u
great degree aud this serious evil thus avoid
ed
School History of South Carolina told in
familiar style, by Prof, Jas Wood David
son. a. NJ, 90 cents.
Prof. Reynolds Writing Books, in serits
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No 9. Capitals and Shor, Words commen-
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No. g. Sentences Alphabetically arranged.
No. 4. Boys Commercial Hand.
No. D. Advanced Books for Girls, Sen
tences Alphabetically arranged.
Duie & Chapman's School Register to last
six months, psicc 10 cents,
Duftie & Chapman's Table Book, price 10
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Teachers and Educators who wish to ex-
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to introduction, will have n copy sent them
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tysiTrkF ToR n THE &c &oR4segPuRq sRvs.l
,,aiioaS9 8aRss 10 ss's.ssf ssis Sci sslss:
Carolina my home.i tis WITH prilil itba i
ssss name tiieeY p 'S'' ''2a'sAo ssEss.s. 's..s
Though opprsssi9n's rude chain binds thee
- thSh ooW,ius oGJ u stssS fsi4tsats silf oidss
lfweuld not exchange thae, thine owninative
- Beauties, sssaZD IS ,geiisee ssszaa !
F3rail that this world could be.tow. - m
Thy tail pines IN grandeur thcir proud heads
sia7are lining svalSee ~ slse=t g hs9s >
As they bend, with low sigh 10 The bireeze ; !;
Thy poplars are swayed by the Winds gentle
ss6whispers as4S9 ,zysaicps4 ~ &sssl &
Whose echo steals soft, through the trees |!
Thy clear winding rivers, in majesty, rowing;
Thy streamleis with murmurs SO free, -
Where bubbles are dancing, and fishes are
sporting. 80"
and wavelets are romping in glee,
How often at evening" when Luna was shin
ing, pS-t&
While soft-strains of music glanced DER its
still waters,
And aoated away on the tide!
NJ ~ - Z psaAs sa ea11tsf"sf *. =
strong arm was round lie, fond heart was
throbbing,
Aloud with mine own to loves dream;
Those vows breathed so often, with fervor re-
.'.enewing, sHaa 2alLei l3 ash
Asour little boat sailed down the stream.
Carolina! proud queen!, there is darkness
around thees aa4s1 #. .-.l-.,.- ( 3
The garlands that crowned thee are gone;
? But greener than these shall cncircle with
glory, y
That fair brow from Which they were torn,
Then smile in thy sadness, though dark
clouds still hover, .:...s..,
Dear mother the worst now is past;
oh! dream of n future that surely awaits
- thee, t a7 ., at.
Nor bend thy fair form to the blast.
Soon, soon, Caroline, thy loved shore will
greet us, hiar IS le sseE
Nomore from thy hearthstonc well roam;
Sweet whispers of happiness fall with faint
echo,
They tell of our own native home.
Farewell, dearest scenes where the young eye
first wandercd
For a seas:n, short fond adieu,
Well hasten to thee from the land Of our
exile,
Where smiles have been faint and so few.
A A. AUGUSTA GLOVER.
orangcburg, S. c., January, 1870. t''
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Executors Sale.

by permission of the Won. Judge of Pro-
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public os.cry, at the late residence Of J. X,
J.. Dantzlcr, deceased, oa Soi2Nday, fCbrua-
ry 9th, 1870,
Two hundred and ffty-hve acres of land.
Terms cash.
v. NJ. SMITH,
Esecutor Last Will and Testament OF J. II.
Y. DDnltlcr. raLE
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PROPRIE TO r..

- Ae ~ - u ~ II Io Il ~ ANs
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John A. Hamilton,

ORANGEBURG, s. q.
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OFFICE OF THE
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Drayage, in oil cases, $1so0 per Tom Dick
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g..s- FOR TIE CURE OF
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCIlU
These Celebrated Preparations, originally
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.. pers=a,s ny DUKES & SHUBER, and T.. ].
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Tobacco.

\ writer 10 the Spectator thinks tobacco
has property belonging to very lew sub
stances, which makes Its use exceptionally
dangerous-the property, when admins,
tered In an overdose, OF affecting some per-
manent change, pIobab YIN the spinal cord,
which renders the victim forever after ia
bic to injury from the minutes 8. dose. Cas-
es are quoted from DR.. Dfubeu work on
tobacco Mr.. T.. lawyer, 20 years OF age,
Of athletic frame, Tor five years had shown
symtoms OF a spinal affection, which had
resisted ali remedies On the recommend
alton Of DR.. Druben. he gave up the use of
tobacco. in which he had INDUCED 10 excess.
The result was that ''all the SYMPTOMS dis
appeared, as If by enchantmcnt, and at the
end of one month the cure was complete.
One day, dining with the doctor he in
dulgcd himself, contrary to the earnest re
monstrance OF tie former, in a cigar. No
sooner had he flushed the second one than
he felt that all his old sensations had re-
turned. Warned hy this decisive in,ima-
ton, the gentleman hence!orth entirely
gave up his cigar, took r0nics FOR a month,
and las ever since enjoyed excellent health.
The second case WAS that OF a person who
felt his energies declining, lost his appe
tlte, and only found comfort in smoking
very strong CARS. H. complained Of acute
pain in the region of his stomach every
afternoon, which only ceased at night;
trembling Of the limbs, paIpira,ion, aud
sometimes sickness. Ga his reiirquishiDg
the use Of tobacco for one month, all the
srmtoms di~apreared but preferriug the
Pleasures of tobacco to heath, he resumed
is use, and had in return a renewal Of all
his pains. In the third case, the patient,
aged forty FIVE years, extremely sober and
very regular 10 all habits, Was troubled y
the premonitory SYMPTOMS Of mclancho y
mania. He was perfectly aware Of his hal
lucnstions, but could not escape them.
After two or three weeks medical treat
ment during which he felt no desire t. use
tobacco, these SYMPTOMS passed away-hut
they retur ned az soon as lie resumed his
cigar. AGm0nished by this experience, he
denounced tobacco entirely, aud from that
time had no recurrence OfsymtomS O, her
eases of a similar character are brouaht
under the notice Of physicians. The most
determined devotee ottobaccc who takes an
overdose, or uses much larger quantity
than usual, will suffer more or less severely,
and not onl, at the time, but 1T intervals
long atterWard
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LYONS Periodical Drops


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They dre rapidly taking the place of every
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tho removal of all Instructions Of nature, and
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without producing effects contrary to nature 8
chosen laws. VIII pc found carefully folded
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Prepared by DR. JOHN /. LYON, 1876
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enclosing stamp concerning all private
diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Gen'l AGENTS for L S and Canadas.
T & J Robinson, Agents, Manitowoc, Wis
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ing the express charges only.
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An agent sending for six watches, will re
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Also elegant Oroiie gold chains of latest
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
A Record Of Sixty Years Conpar-
ed with a Record Of Nine.

During the debate in the Senate on
Thursday last, says the Milwaukee Netcs,
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont, made an attack
on the democracy, which was ably defenG>
ed by Nh. salisbury, of Delaware. We
copy from the Congressional GioJe:
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont-I have nearly
as much confidence 10 the rebels Of the
south IN relation to our financial policy as
| have IN the democratic party. | bel ye
that they viii support the honor OF the
county about as faithfully, perhaps. as W Il
the democratic panty; and when il comes TO
the question Of the emancipation Of the
colored race at the south, [ believe that
the southern rebels will be as true, If not
truer, TO the cause OF freedom than the
northern democracy.
Mr.. Saul>bury-Mr. President, the 81
lence Of the democratic members OF this
body during this debate has on several oc-
casIons met with animadversions on the
other side. | for myself, sir, am tired Of
1t, or rather | should say, am tired Of
some things which constantly, notwith.
standing our silence, have been said in ref
ercnce to the party to which ! belong.
There has not been single day since this
debate commenced that some peTsor 3, very
wise Ia their own conceIts, have not seen
proper to speak IN very dlsparsging terms
Of the democratic party. We have heard
to-day from one senator that he has more
confidence in the people OF Virginia than
he has In the democratic party. ] do not
know what his confidence in the people of
Virginia l., but his remark evidently was
Intended to mean that there was not much
confidence 10 be repoSed either in the
people Of Virginia or 10 the democratic
party. l am exceedingly sorry that that
senator made that remark, showing his
want OF confidence in the TWO million dem
ocrats In the United States. Sir, when
those two million democrats shall hear il,
when the telegraph shall fash that news to
them, am AFRAID they will he terribly
panied; | am afraid they will weep at the
Idea that confidence from 50 distinguished
a source cannot be accorded them Sir, il
Is tlme thai such remarks had ceased TO be
made IN the senate OF the United States,
especially when nothing Is said on our part
TO provoke them " h0 ceres for the lack
OF confidence thus expressed? Whom doe:
II hurt? Mr.. President, when the party
10 which these senators belong has done as
much TO cXaii the character OF this nation
20 build NJ, 10 make 1t respected at home
anu h0nored abroad, as the democratic
party has done for II, then 1t will b9 time
tor them 10 insist upCn comparison be
tween their party aud The democratic par
X. Sir, the democratic party took the
management Of your country in hand when
you numbered bu: fifteen states AMI some
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i've or SIX million people. Every foot Of
,,t7itHofy .tuat ia, erdr been added TO the
United States has been added by demo
cratic administrations. Every foreign var
'iiat las been fought, heToicaliy fought,
every triumph over foreign foe that has
ever ecen achieved, has been achieved by
democratic administration. W nat has the
republican party done that Its advocates
>hou.d taunt democrats on this floor with
want q hdelfy TO the country, or that II
shoHii set .t>cit up a. the great judge Of
the democrats, it, policy and Its admins
tTaion OF the country? \ brief existence
.oi eight or niue years land deluged In
blood; almost every acre ~ your soil fresh
ened with graves; a debt amounting to
billions OF dollars; people crushed 10
earth By one-ous taxation. and every safe
guard Of civil aud constitutional liberty Sc,
at defiance, ignored a d trampled upon.
these are it, achievements. You cannot
look at the history Of the democratic party
aud charge it with the violations of the
fundamental law of the land of which your
party i guilty During the period Of sixty
years that the democratic party admlls
tered the affairs of this government 1t never
arrested One-n0, not even the humbleSt
American citizen, and tried him on a erin
lnaI accusation, except by due process Of
law. No mans house was ever Invaded
except under legal authority, during
the whole sixty years that the
democratic party administered the
government; not one public press was ever
Suppressed. The party Of yesterday, when
they came into power, found constitution
under Which the people of this country had
the blessings Of civil and constitutional
liberty; they found tn 5 constitution, made
by the great and wise men wko laid the
foundations Of your government deep ID
the principles Of constitutional liberty, and
without any experience in 80 great work,
they set to work patching. it 10 until now,
il he great men who made it could rise
from the dead or descend from heaven they
would scarcely recognize the instrument
they had made. But, sir. will not, nu-
less further provoked. indulge longer in
this kind Of remark. II is foreign, ad>
Init, to the tject which ought to he the
legitimate subject under discussion. |
have only made these remarks because, day
after day, we in the minority of this cham,
Der have heard denunciati0ns OF the party
to which it is our pride and honor to be-
long, by gentlemen "a the other side OF the
chamber Sir: if blows hereafter are Civ
eli, blows will be returned.