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" Wanted--A Man." Sings Dr. Holland, nrnl lo llio following effect. | Qqdgivc us men! a time like this demands Strong minds, great hearts, truo faith and o ready Lands: ji Men whom tho lustof otlice docs not kill; j! Mon who the spoils of oflico cannot buy; Men who possess opinions and a will; Men who have honor, men who will not lie; O "Mbu who can stand before a demagogue, u And damn his treacherous flatteries without winking; Tall men, stm-crowucd, who live above the 81 fog ? In public duly and private thinking; tt For while tho rabble with their thumb-worn croed, Thoir Inrgo professions and little deeds, Mingle in solfish strife, lo! Freedom weeps, Wrong rules the land, and waiting justice C sleeps. November's Battlefield, The Charleston News and Courier I says. The Democrats were beaten so sadly in 18G8 and 1872 that it is t fashionable to say that they arc sure to be beaten in the same way in t 1S70. They may be, but there is j no reason why they should bo, and tlioro would bo less 4alk about the ! w..? ,.r ?i.~ r* \y\-l il IVItll IllIU U1 IIIU xyuinuui JU'DB li pecta if tlio public knew what the prospects were. Tho electoral vote uf four North- i era States, in addili >11 to tho electoral vote of the SonthOrn States, excepting South Carolina, will elect a Democratic President in November. Only four Northern Slated arc requiicd, and each ot those four ia today Democratic. If the Democrats ruijuiv?j iuu eieuiorai voids 01 lnow York, Now Jersey, Connecticut and California, they elect their candidate, even though Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Or eg n, Nevada and Colorado give Republican majorities! Nor do ti;e Democracy despair of any one of these eight States last named; and in at least half of them they hold the balance of power to-day. It is in fact as probalo that Indiana, Oregon and Colorado will go Democratic, as that Ohio, Wisconsin and Nevada will vote tor the Republican candidate.? But as the Radicals havoa faint hope of carrying .Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida, it is safer to'give the Republicans the doubtful Northern States to oll'sct the close Southern States. New York is. of course, tho point of deepest interest. The State can bo carried by the Democrats at any time, with a first rale candidate for President, and Mr. Samuel J. Tii don need not bo the mav, and will not be. It is true that tlio Tain- , many leaders threaten to do desperate things it" Tilden bo not nominated; and ihey nro quite capable of! playing the game ot the Ohio elec tion, when they fought with astonishing bitterness against Governor Allen beeauso he scouted Tammany dogmas and was a possible rival of Tildon. They declared then that it was better that the Ohio Democrats should he defeated than that Allen should bo elected; and they may try that Echomo again. To speak plainly, we believe that the Tummsinv-Tildon lenders wish it (o bo understood that Tilden alone shall carry New York State, and that Wall street notions must rule the United States. This will not ^o down more than once; and we arc confident that New York is sate, whether H.iyard, or Sherman, or , Hendricks, or "the Groat Unnknon,,? ' shall bo. nominated by the National Convention, Connecticut, the second , of tho needed four States, is i^ood f ?i . i 5,000 Democratic mujoiity. Now I. Jersey, except iii (iroeh-.y's year, has ' boon steadily Democratie, and tlu; . b.dt judges consider California as sure aa Connecticut. This makes up the count. What 4 is there in it to croak ub ?ul? ? "Ma," .saiti it young Jirooklynite, as ho stood bei'oro tho lookingghv^ wrestling with a ahirt collar, '1 mIiuII o ' I I bo twenty lour yoars old to morrow, and when I reflect that J novor yetk had a shirt to lit mo in tho nock, iti .1 11 BoeniH as 1 my lifo had boon a failure. J Tho mowl (wrote a hcIiooI boyj*ia a ; c Iftrgor bird than tho guao or turkoy.!'' It has tw^ legs to walk with, and two a more to kiclc with: ami it wours its li wings on tho side of iu head. It ih j Htubbornly backward about going'11 forward. j 1 What koops liOnt tho longent and 11 float";' Alonoy. ln . She Knew Why I4} Wa/s. > On* of our citizens ib blcsaori, (01 t lini'W itt<? nw fv iti'V l^vnir I """V" r-* ? *-' ig Tost, w ith a very stubborn wife. it this caso ho -finds that when a woian will she will, yon may depend n't, an when sho won't alio won't, nd that's an -end on't. This pecnarty of disposition yi his wile* is no jorot among his associates, and oi^e f them meeting him the othor ,day sked: lW ??,.(Jo y*>u know wl?y*you i*ro iko a donkey?' 'Like a donkeyl' cchoed W , >poning his eyes wide. 4No, I don't 'Doyou give it up?' 4 do.' 'Because your hotter half is etub>ornCB8 I t6ol f.' 'That's not bad. IIal hat I'll give hat to my wife when I get home.' 'Mrs. W ho asked, as he sat iown to supper, 'do you know why 1 mi like a donkey?' lie waited a moment, expecting liis wife to give it up. But sho didn't She looked at him somewhat com? mi88oi atiugly as she answered: 'I suppose bocause you wore born 30.' Dtspepsia.?Itb Cause and Cure.? Tho moHl universal causo of dyspopsia is eating too often, too fast, and loo much. Tho general rules should bo: 1 Kat thrico a day. 2 Not an atom botwoon moals. 3 Nothing after 2 o'clock but a slice of cold broad and butter and one cup of hot drinlc. 4 Spend half an hour at least in taking cach meal. 5 Cut up all moats and lmrd food in poa sized pioooH. G Ncvor oat onough to causo tho r?i II l/Trnu u I1UIM111UI LUUIO bUNttilllUll lil^ tor wards. 7 Novor work or study hard with-* in half an hour of eating. Tho most univorsal and infallible indication that a person is becoming dyspeptic ia soino uncomtortablo soiw sation coming on uniformly aftor cach meal, whoihor tbat bo in the stomach, throat or anywhoro olso. The formation of wind in tho stomach, indicated by eruciation, bolching, or othorwino, d0m0nstr?>t0R tlmf. dyspepsia i.s fixing tsolf in tho svstom. Then thoro i.< only one courso to purano, and iliul is infallible; eat less at each meal, un Lil no wind in generated and no un? comfortable 8onaation experienced in any part of tho body. i\o medicino over cured confirmed dyspepsia; eating plain foo I regularly and living out oj doors industriously will euro most casos.?Hall's Journal of iLealtb. A civ.nt WoNDicit?.?Ninovah was f:urko:i miles long, oight miles wide, and forty six miles around, with a vail <>ne. hundred feet high, and tliielc enough for tiireo chariots abreast Babylon was lifty miles within the 11- i. ! - i - ' " wnna, which wore aoveniy iito teet thick and one hundred foot high, with due hundrcii brazen gates. Tho Temple of Diana, at Ephesus, was four hundred and twenty feel to the bu pport of tho r<of?it was a hundred years in building. Tho largest of the pyramids was four hundred and eighty one feet in height, and eight hundrod nnd fifty three foot on tho tide. Tho base corercd eluven acres. Tho 6tones aro about sixty foot in length, and tho layers two hundred and eight. It employed 350,000 men in building. The lu>yrinth of Egypt cdfltains throo Initio Ired chambers and twelve hulls.? l'hebus, in E_rypt, presents ruins wenty 6ovuti miles around, contained 550,000 citizens nml 40<>,000 slaves. I'lio Temple of JJelphos was bo rich n donations that it was plundered of ^50,000,000, and tho Emperor Nero larried away from it two hundred tat lies. Tho walls of Homo were hirtcon miles around. On tiib Battxbi'IKM).?A rccenl writer truly nays: 1 believo no two ;ood soldiers will widely disagree as to heir Honsutiona during a battle. 1 ake it to bo a pioeo of bravado in any lilll fr? fldHm't. tllfll lin l>o.l ' ...... ? ?|.UU 11vi IKIU 111/ IUH1" (IllIll^ tlio progress of a long and sovoro ngagemont. A battlo is a veritable oil npon earth; not to l>o in serious pprohonaion while it lasts is to ho ithor drunk, crazy or insonsiblo. Tlio iglicMt typo of bravery is that of tlio nun who roalizos tho lull extent oi Ito peril, hut sticks rosolutely to his luly. It was my oxporionco, and hnt, of all thoso about mo, repoatod dozon I:inus, that shell firing is not ordinarily nearly kO' demoralising is thai of musketry. It is not often that shells aro thrown 60 that, their fragments scatter d.oath and wounds, and their loud humming overhead doc.B not causo that nervous tingling which ( f~!l 4 - -1 " 1 (tiwiijo iunu>y tl|U bll.up 5611? OI 1110 r lie bullet. Tho'poculiar cutting of tlio air made by half a dozen of tlieso At onco apt to give tho soldier tho idea that tho \vhol<^air is fiHo 1 with thorn, and that ho i?'eoVt!urf to bo utruclc by ono of thorn. It ! fit Fays!! WHAT PAYS? o IT PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant, Mechanic, Inventor, Farmer, or Professional man, to keep informed on nil I lie improvements anil discoveries of the age. 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Junior (.'lass, - - S10.0U : Intermediate Class, - - 12.50 Senior " . 15.00 ] Preparatory Department, 2'i.OU No deduction will ho inado fur lost , time except from prolonged sicii'iosa j Monthly reports of pnnetuli'.y, deportment, and recitations in oaun ,jIu I d v, wiH be furnished parents. .). II. CAIIIjIiSI, i i. Principal. Doc. 2:), 1375 17 tt a w?*n- ~ jt i>. > b) vv u'.iI.UU X" ui' I.'IC . | _ , r A nuraiivo of tliu exploit", n<li 1 veiitiii'i H and l ravel i t-f Mad I ' ,?(. b. .1. YUBaSQVH/., other | i. . j. j?_, i;i,u.vu as I.T. 1IAIIKY T. . itUI FullD, (! S. A. A Trtio SoUtJlOfli Heroino. IMitc i by J. WORTjllNG l'ON, Into U. '!. Navy, .. MA DA Ml'. Vl?r,Af <?ur.7., disguised a? a (Juiii'O'le.val oi11 ? , ]>ai I icipntcd in a number of the Irir.lcst fought bullies of Ih 1 \to war, and grc:.ily distinguished herself hy tin- e.traordinnjy valor .she displayed. She albo distinguished herself as a Bl'V AND SEORKT SKRYIOF. A OF. NT, and on numerous occasions ran through the Federal lilies and obtained information of vital importance to the Confederate coinmandcrs. Ohtaiiiing admission behind the s u i: n i:s a *r w a suing t< >n , she established conli lential relations with prominent Federal ollicials; was concerned i the great ^ BOND SWINDI.l'., by which the United States Treasury suffered ' to the extent of millions of dollar.-i; was actively engaged in blockade riming, and in | encouraging ; substituting and bounty" pr u.'ds. | by which tin* work i.f recruiting llio Federal ! armies was so .seriously impeded; an I was 11 the heroine of a number of exploit* even more interest in# than those of the battle field. It also contains a history of her Mining 011 the I'mcilie .Slope, Iter Travels in Furope, South America, mil nmonpr the .Mormons, Love, Courtship, Marriage, etc. The above funis are .substantiated by lending men both ^out li and North who parliei I piled. jNo bo.'k of Mich varied and intense intere t as the V,' ii.rin in Battle has ever been issued in America. 1 \;:"ut) wauled in every county in the 1 V:> ;cd tel. Agents can make nioro money by cnnviv sii':' for this book than any others, a" ii is the c heaposl as well lis the best selling Agents' huok ever published. The book i a 1 11 ;'e octavo voluin0 of over fiflO mves. I jiinl'ii ?sly illusion tel. W o print, liinil nn*l 1 ]iul)'.! it our own bookw; l.enco, enn ullovr lnrg I cr connniHrionx tliutt any oilier liousc. Secure j-oiiv elioiee of ! rritory nt oneo. AiMreys htxi^x'i'ii <! o. (Jnjl. I'llViHI ANI? Al ITClll'.l.l, StllKI/rs. ATLANTA, CI'OIIGIA. .Jen 0. 1570 ' 18 Sj'.h v/ 'i in> having vppunioil llie prnc lice of law, will nlteml I he (!otnia on llio 8lli Judicial ('in nil. JSu-'inesa luft with Win. II Ilip;oo<l, rvt I'iokfiis C. II., will he promptly alien l. il to. J. W. II/I It 11 ISON. ' Nov. I I, 1X71. Eta?K<S Wclb* ?V Taylor. Attorneys and Councilors r\t Law i Having c.-tlaltli flioil nn oliioo nl-1'ickciDH (\ I II., ,S will atIpiii| promptly lo fill limine;-:* j loft wiili O. \V. 'I'aylor w!io may bo nlwny? I fotind at tlicit* oflicr til I'ickons IF., X Ono ot fho S' nior partners will .-iv. :.ys l>o pi. 'iii at tlie '.iris to nysinl with the lillMnt'S*. i W. H. KAItl.H, 1 n. \vi:i,i,8, ( 0. w. tayloit, Greenville, S PioUotis, f (' ?BBgg M'J.1 LU JJ.L1. C'arolinti llailroiul, dlfAHT.B^roN, 8. C., Deo. IB, 1876. On nml nftor Sund&y, Daocmber 19, the Pussciigoj- Tnuiia on tho South Carolina Unilroau will run n? follows: run UULiUiMUlA. (Sundays eXcoptcd.) ?c?yo CMflcst.on i i 0 10 ft m An ivc nt Columbia 0 00 pm FOIl AUGUSTA. (Sundays excepted.) LcnYaf Clinrlofclon ' 9 15 ft m Ariivc Al^ugus^ 6 16 p i? l'PU CHARLESTON. (Sundays cxcopted.) I,ea'H Columbia 9 00'a m Aryivq at Charleston 4 45 p w Loavo Augusta 0 00 a m Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p ni COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. Leave Charleston 9 16pm Arrive at Columbia _ 7 '20 am Leave Columbia 7 00 p m Arrive at Charleston 0 40 nf irt AUGUST A NIGHT EXPRESS. Leavo Charleston R Oft n m Arrivo at Augusta 7 45 a m Leave Aug'usla 8 30 p m Arrive nt Charleston 7 40 am SUMMEUVILLE TRAIN. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Summerville at 7 30 a m Arrive at ClinrlcBton 8 45 a m Leave Charleston 3 15pm Arrive at Bummcrvitle 4 30 p m CAMDEN TRAIN Connects at Kiugville daily [except Sun*, days] with Up and Down Day and Passenger Fraitis. i way nnu in)ant Trains coiinccl at Augusta with Georgia Railroad, J/acon ami Augusta Railrond and Central llnilro.id. Tins route via Atlanta is the quickest aud most direct route, and as comfortable and cheap as any other route, to Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, New Orleans, and all oilier points Southwest, and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. L.uuia, and all other points West and Northwest. Day Train connects at Columbia with the Through 'i'rain on Charlotteo ltoad (which lemvs at j). tu.) for all points A'orth. Night Train connects with Local Train [which leaves Columbia at 8 a. m. ] for points unCharlolto Road. Laurens Railroad Train connects at Newberry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. I'll (Y.llimllio KSrrlif Ti'nin nnt o t- ? .^MV A (?I u vuii Iiviyi r> V/iUOVij with th<s\!ree.nvilloand Columbia ltailroad. S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. S. 15. l'lcivKNg, General Ticket Agent. Greenville & Columbia R It. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, i'.is tiigcr Iraiiib run daily. Sundays cxccptcil, coaiucting with night trains on South Carolina Uailroad up and down. On and aft or .Vonday, Dccembcr 13, the following will l>e the Schedule: IT Leave Columbia at 7.30 a m Lo'ivc A I.-ion at 0.15 a m Leave Newberry at 10.35 a in Leave Ooke>:bury at 2.07 pin Leave Helton at 8.50 p in Arrive at Greenville at 5.25 p m 1>0WN. Leave Greenville at 8.00 a ni Leave Helton at 10 si ri Leave('ukesbury 11.20 a in u.vivc .Newberry at U.40 a in Leave Al.ston at 4.110 p in Arrive nl Columbia nt 5.55 p in yM'i-isuoi-t at Alston with Trains on the spuiiiinlnir^ and Union Railroad ; connect nt ('olwi'ibi t w iili N ight Trains on the Soulli Car olina I'.itilroad up and down ; also with Train? ?r < i n N r i li and .South on I he Charlotte, Co:iv and Vnjnmiu mill (lie Wilmington, CoJHHUVILLK It It A NCII. Train leave Abbeville at '.1.15 n in., connccl in:; with I'owii Train from (ircenville. Leav !' kesbiiry at '2.15 p in., connecting with I'j 'i'rain from Columbia. Accommodation Trair, .Mondiys, Wednesdays and Fridays. Lcayc i!,Ae airy nt 11.15 a in., or on the arrival c; III.) it >wn Train from Greenville. LeavesyU '.cvill at I o'clock p. ni., connecting will; ( f i i tiii it oi l < omnium. ANDI-ilDMN HKANCH AND VLUE IUDGE DIVISION, I.emo Wnllmlla at -** * fi.OO u ni Leave l'erry vilie at 0.-15 a in Leave i'ondleton at 7.35 a hi IiCrtvo Aiulomon at 8.35 a ni Ai rive at licit on at 'J.20 a in UP. Leave Hull on at 3.50 p m Leave Anderson at 4.50 p ni Leave Pendleton at 5.50 p 111 Leave I'ei ry villo 0.35 p n Arrive nl Wallmlla. 7.15 pm A < .>min lal ion Trains between Helton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sn(ur? diys, Leave Helton at 0.50 am., or ou arriv ul of Down Train froin Grecnvillo. Lenvc Anderson at 2.00 p ni.. connecting with Up THOMAS DODAMEAI), General Superintendent. J a nr./. Norton, Jr., General Ticket Agent Schedule Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway. l'AHSUNOKR TRAIN KASTWAUU?PAII.Y. Leave ut Atlanta nt 4 10 p m l,i- tve Toccoa City ut 'J 00 p in Loavo Westminster at 0 54 p m I,cave Seneca Cily ut 10 21 p in l.i' ivc Oeiitrul fit 10 f>7 p in 1,cv I'.nnloy nt 1 1 80 p ni I.i-uvo tircenville ns 12 12 n m fjt> ivo Spartanburg nt 1 4 I u in Arrive nl Charlotte at f? 30 n in I'NSMKNOKR 1IIAIN WKSTWAllt)?DAILY. Lc:\vc Chariot lo ut 8 00 p in ,.cuveSpavtanbttrg at 11 64 p in I.cave Clroenvillo at 1 28 p m 1 I,cave Uaslcy at 1 f>l a in I i uiim: f.ciuiftl ni 12 128 n in I ci?v<> un-ii City at 8 (lit ft in F.i .ivo NV?i mi list t-r at 3 3 I a ni J.cave Tmwiiii <'iiy at 3 34 ft iii A i rive at Atlanta at (I 30 ft in vtwa* i? 1 " CWcusril.M, lliHigaiits an<3 'i'rnvcli'i'H WcNhvnrd, map circulars, condcn*ed Mine faMrs I (fi>!i i il information in regard to trans. ]*>i'tat i<>ii facilities to all points in Tennessee, Arltiin is, .Miasonri, Minnesota, Colorado, i rsiiM, iown, new Mexico, (Jluli and i (' alii min, apply to or address Ai.iikut 15. Wiii nn. (Jcnor.il Emigrant Agent, Oflicc No. I II. 1. htmhall IIoiihc, Atlanta, Ha. No one should go West without first getting in conniHinicnlion with tho General Linit'rant Agent, and become informed aw to superior advantages, cheap and ijiiick transpoiialiol) of families, household goods, stock, and farming implements generally. All information checrfnlly given. W. Ii. DAN LEY, 1 no.* fun 0. J\ >t T. A. 1 "N V.Wi A LWV.lfi I1T1R EMWTtfTa. cC-3??.... - J?fc, . METROPOLITAN WORKS, t Camal St., from Sixth to Sbvimtst, /,?wttmhat)* ' vir?arma f"^*ENGiKES.'v^ ; Portable and Stationary, Saw Mill;], Grist Mills, Boilers, Castings of Brass and Iron, Forging*, 8ko. A It CUITEOTURAIE lli ON WORK, I In nil its branches, done by experienced liimd* ' IMPROVED PQUTAUL ENGINES tot * driving Coiton Gins, Threshing Machines, Separators, Grist Mills, &c. A number of second-hand Engines ftnd Boilers of various patters, in first rate order, on hand. Repair work solicited and promptly done. WM. 15. TANNKll&CO. Get 14, 7 1 y ** TIIK GREAT CAUSE! ' of taa sauis s&bhy. Jutl Published, in a Soiled^ Envelope. Prk? Six C(Ms. A Lecture on the Nnturo, Treatment, ?nd f Radical euro of Seminal Weakness, of 8pei> matorrlioca, induced by Self-Abuse, InTO? llllll (irv Klllisqinna 1 i?r>r.l o>i/>u t\_. ? ?, ,u,uV>?u?Jt i.oiiuhd bility, and 1 ir pediments to Mnrriago genernlly; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fit?; Mental arid Physical Incapacity, &c.?By / IlOnKRT J. CULYE11WELL, M. D., author of the "Green Hook," &c. The world-renowned author,,in this admirable nocture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequence1* Self-Abuso may be effectually removed out medicine, niul without dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing out a inoile of cure at onc#^ certain and effectual, by which evory sufferer, no matter whaf his condition may bo, may cure himself choaply; privately nnd radically. This Lccture will prove a boon to * thousands and thousands. 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Atftnla wanted. * ?pt) All clftRses of working peo? pic, of oil nor sex, j'oung or old, mnke mora 111.nicy ai worn lor us iii tlieir Hpnro moi mcnlH, or nil tlic time, fhnn nt anything oIho l'ftrticulnra free. Address 0. HTINSON &C0. Portland, MnlpOi ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED, from Courts of different States for de- ^ sertion, &c. No publicity required. No charge until divorce grunted, Address, M. II0U8E, Attorney, 4() ('.in 104 Droidvay, N. Y. Dr. it. .1. UU(land xx t iriwi - -? ' ' a a? mu ruiiiriicu ana permanently loc?J1 led at I'ickensville, respectfully offers )iis 1'rofcHHioiial services to (lie citizens of that vicinity and surrounding country. C)iarg?a reasonable. May 9 41 THFW MR! 7 SflN H pages, 66 broad . Infill! Mifukl columns, from now to Nw Years, post [paid, <j(J cts. Address ? "The Sun," N. 'Y.