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[Fou TIVE 'NEW9.) The following was *ritten by PIETao DUONAVMNTURA MEITAsTASIo. An Italian Poet, who was born in 1608 and died in 1782. He was distinguished for the smooth neis and elegance of hil writinge, and the beauty and purity of hil thoughts. The idea contained in these Verses is not un common, but Metastaslo expresses it most gracefally, and imparts to it the truo har 'nony and beauty of' poetry. They are *orth the time and trouble of comnitting to memory, as they serve to suppress envy, and to beget sweet charity. Were ev'ry man's internal care, Written on his brow ; How many would our pity share, Who raise our envy now. The secret sorrow, if reveal'd, Of ev'ry troubled breast ; Would show that onl when conceal'd, That lot appear'd the best. MAx.-Every mnai is a Republic iin miniature, although very limited in its parts, yet very difficult to govern. EaC; individual is a little world of elements and having life like the brutes, and rea son like the angels, it seems as though all were happily united in him. He can traverse the vast univere ; comprehend the present, past and future ; in him are the principles of light and darkness; in him also are united the most extraordi nary elements and zliost incompatible qualities. INSr.cTS.-It appears by the proceed. ings at a lite meeting of an agricultural society in Fraice, that certain lenrned cultivators there, have met with great success in the tse of coal tar and phenic acid, in protecting plants and vegatables from insects. Three per cent. of the tar mixed with earth, and placed abont grape vines, had cutis d abundant crops, when without it the fruit was ce-rtainly destroyed. The Keolvee ColarIes P'DLISHIED WEEKLt AT PICKNs C. H., 8. c., BY R. A. THOMPSON & Co. T ERMS-One Dollar and Twenty-fiv CO.itM for six months. in advanct Advertisements inserted af, $1 per squar. for the first insertion, and 60 cents for each subsequent insertion. [oct. 24'65 Irish Potatoes. &c, IRrSH POTATOES and APPLES. Just received. DuBOSE EG LESTON & CO., mar 20'06-tf No. 3, ljotel Range. MCw York Daily Newp. AILY and Weekly. The New York - Weekly News, a great. family news. Vaper--Bonjanin Wood Proprictor-the largest. best and cheapest paper published In New York. Single copies, 6 cents; one copy one year $2; three copies one year, $5 60; five copies one year, $8 75; ten Copies one year, $17; and an extra copy to any club of ten. Twenty one copies one year, $30: the WeekipA News is sent to cler. gymen at $1 60. AXw YonC DArA. Niws -sTo mil sub. scribers, $10 per nfnum: six months, $5; payments fivariably in advance. Specimen Copies of Daily and Weekly News sent free. BENJ. WOOD, aily News Building, No. 1f9, City Hall Square. N. Y. City. Oct 24'65 The Soutiherai Exitress Cosapsu O'FFER~ ensuirpassed facilitica for the "hip. m7aent (fromn Augusta and points South.) of Cotton, Cotton Goods, and heavy fretglhts for Savanna'h, New York, and all points Norti &nd West. Throua'h receipts given on which insursir, can be effectqd at lowest rates. internal Revenue Tax will be paid or bend. givein by this Comnpan.y, in accordance with regulationsof tha United States Treasnry De partment. For patculars and rates, inquire of South Thi Copan isnowprepared to forward GOLD AND SILVER COIN, CURAENCY PARCELS, AND FREIGHTS, To Petersburar. Va., Lynchburg, Va., Danville, Va., Bristol, Tenn., Greensboro', N. C., Salisbury, N.'C., Raleigh, N. C., wveld,,n. f. C.. Goldsboro', N. C., Wilmnington, N. C., AND TO WA? TSTATtoNs ON TNu Virginia and Tennesee Railroad, Soutlh.Sidg Rail road, Petersburg Railroad, North Carolina Railroad, Raleigh and Gaston Railroad. Wia, mningtons and Weldon Railroad, and Weterri Nl. C. Railroad. 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The Day Book is not reprinted from a daily, but is made up expressly for weekly circulation, with a careful summary of the news from all the States, and all parts of the World, with maket Reports, Agricul tural, Finance, Literature, &c. T ERMS 048H-IN AD VANOBC.U One copy one year . 52 O0 Three copies one year' 6 50 Five copIes one year, and oe to the getter tup of the club, 10 00 Ten copies one year, and cne to the getter up of' the club, 17 00 Twenty copies to one addrear 80 Old subserlbers to the Dag oo, jreu . out, the Soisthern Stateo W wil * ie,t~s valud still due them, bynotifying us of the present poatoffice adress, Bead for a specImen eony, Wbehwftj ye sent, postage frop, on appl tion. Addreud, giving jioutofflce, county and p tate1 Ml. VAN E?hlE,'HORT'ON & cb., ' No. 162 N(asdu Street, New Test. tons sale by all news dealers Is d ami WINNSBORO' TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, BY GAILAlD & DRSPOR1HS. i'e people of time' 10istrict a re respectfsely solicited tm give tIe'.4EWM"teirhaupport. A District Paperstiosild fliad Its way to every fireside Ism Itsowea District. ITOATAINS THE LATEST GENFP.AL IN TELLIGENCE, AND A VARIETY OF READING MATTER INSTRUC. TIVE AND ENTERTAINING. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK EXrCUrrD WITH NSANESS AND DISPATCH, AND AS REA. SONABLY AS CAN BE DONN' ELSEWiJERE, SUCH AS iOSTEiRS, BILL.HEADS, CARDS, LABELS, BLANKS &C., &C., & c., OUR ONTI0E 18 IN TUE REAR OF LADD BROg', DRIU& 8T011, WIB8RE WE WILL BE FOUND A? ALL TIMES. LAW BLANKS Ar.wdA N RAND. Match'' 22,a866 P 1 0 8 EC T U S OF THE W ,k I y t e e o r d . T llE subscribers will continence in the City of Charleston, early in Novem - ber, a Family Journal, to be kinown as lie WEEKLY RECOR(D. I1 Will contain eight pages of fine paper and olear type, and will make when bound, a volume of permanent value. While containing till the latest religion:, intol'igenee fron t le Churches at home a.9-d abroad, it will also contain a weekly digest of s(ial, mercantile and political 1ite:h gebee, as well as general information on literary, scientafic and agricuiltiral subljects. making a journal acceptable to the city and country reader. Ministers throughout tho South, ncting as agents and receiving subscriptionts, Will be entitled to a copy. 'I EtIMS. For one copy for six imonths, $2 00 For one copy for one year, 4 01) cLUD RATES. For ten copies to one address, for six months, $10 00 l'or tent copies to one address, for one year, 30 00 \ll subscriptions to date frotn fle first of the month in which received. ADvEnTiSN RATEs. 01ic square $2 00; every subscquent in sert .on $1 00. C>ntracts made ott rensonable terms. U. 11. 1111m, F. A. MOOD. Ad,lr*--" Weekly Rccord," Key!Jox No. 3. cor 165. Tihe Charleto a Djaily qws. A 8 native Carolinians, the publishers . will naturally look to the interet of their own State, atid to that of' the South: and as citizens of tie United States they will not be wanting in tlie proper aimottut of de votion and respect for the eneral Govern ment.. Every effort shall he inade to maike the DA /,YAE 1l';a tfirst class newspaper, antid in every way worthy of the patroige of the public. Our terus, for the present, will be at the rate of $10 per nuntun. Subscriptions re ceived for 3, 6 and 12 months, payable in advance. Adverlising.-One stunro, tetn lines, one insertion, On Dollar and Fifty Cents. E'h centinuation, Seventy-five cents. Less than a stlitare, Fifteeni cents per line for first insertion ; Half Price for each continuation. Postmnasters and others (hroughout the country, who Imlay interest thie-.11selves inl procuring subscriptions, will be aI.owed the usual per contigo. CATIlCAlRT, McllILLAN & NIORTON, Proprietors. No. 18 llayne St. Charleston, S. C. Oct 2 1'15 Prsospectus oli North Carolina Guardian. H lIE undersigned will issuo. cotmmencing on the first day of .lnuary, 186ti in the city of Charlotte, N C., a daily and tri-wookly newspaper uinder the style and title of "TIlE NOR TIH CAltlN.\ GUAlt IA N," which shall be devoted especially to fhe dissemination of the litest. news. anid the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter ests of t he State under t lie Const itut(ion. and in conformity with the laws of the United States. There will also be issued, fron the sainw oflice, a weekly paper under the style And titleof "TilE .'ATAWB. WATC HMAN." The terins for the DAIt.Y GUAnuIN will be, for one year $7.00; six mixionths. $-1.00: three months, $2.50; any less (tito $ 1.00 per month. Tit. Titi-WEKy U'ARItAN will he Skip plied to subscribers at $5.00 for twelve months; $3.00 for six miontts ; S1.75 for three months, and seventy-live cent: per m1otn1th fotr any less time. Ordinary advertisements, occupying not more than ten lines (one siare,) will be inserted in either of the above pubhlient ions at seventy-five cents for the first insertionu and fifty centsa for each subse<quent insert ion. Larger advertisements In exnct proportion. Liberal discounts will be made for con tract advertisig. The WssxcuY WVA-cuit.i,( will be furnish ed to subscribers at S2.00 per ann, single copy, and to a club of five for- $7.50. ~to a club of ten for $12.60, and to a club or twenty for $20.00, with an extra copy to thie getter up of clubs. All orders should be addressed to J. E. BIllhTTON, Editor and Proprietor "Guardian," Charlotteo. N. C. Efa Editors will confer afavor by gi-ing the above, with this note, ai few insertiongr, at least, In their publieations, anid enstering the "NOuSTu CAROLINA GUAnDInAN" upon their exchange lists. J. E. B. December 6i, 1866. *Time Bouthiermuer, PUntLlsilED WERRLY AT DARLINoTeN, 5. C., BY J. M. BROWN. 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ElNG an abstract ofthe Internial Revne Uia full Direct (or Land) Tax Lawsven te 'iedStates, with Schedules of TatIn Licenses, Samp ndurta Exemptions, shaow since .July I, 1862, and Intended (or'theagene ral Infornmation ot the TaPaera to he gnh c ais amdoheJ ateso gtenseral Iner Revenue Tex fo the hid olection Ditrt.r 'The hook wIll contain about 729ae,ad will Ito issued In r few weeks. PriceA con pe copy, wIth a liberal discount to the trade, c)rdrs mt e aociompan,eed with the cash to 0c 46 . E, L'OD, Publisher, Oct 2465Greenville,8. C. Time Entefifencer, PUBLMsU3D WIDELT A? ANDasoN 0, 9., g,.g DY hOYT & liUMPHREgyS. A States eurrency, or ToDlas year in speele.TW Dolr A AT1B8 OF ADVERTJIgIgg Advrisements inseied at the rates o tine Dollar par square of lieNe lInes fosi", thle Irut insertion, and Fifty Cents tor eseb sulbsequent ineton. ObItuaries and Ma riage Kotices charged tow at 66hs, rates; oot 24'66