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$AllSiiU.rUlUA. OCT. 7. 18T.
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trn a 1 1. WK HAVE A (juN VENTIoN 1
'fbm question i txciiinic considerable discus
0, aad U really one if KTeSt jni iljtm-f lii
the sample of North Carolina. It U tjuiiw cir
l tin thai they err dissatisfied with much of the
, 'resent amalitutjan that ihey demand tree
I iMg requiring thg restoration of much of
the eld Qvnajitutinn. Ami these changes are
fnA llannjpilaj by the members of Iho t'onsorva
tln put alone, but by nun li the larger jairtiun
s4 the rntittlfwit KepublU.-t.. also. Thi. holng
ilia east H fei to tu to Ihj useless in iinu im
now the change ami amendments necessary to
pmwttt. ' The on!v question (hat now presents
NMMalMaafilU'iifluUkillMtit('ii:tik'. When
Hiat U asreul upon U will he tuo enough to
disamsBlh. changes i1icbmIvc.
Tk question of the manner, it seems w us, ia
(Baa MpB which we can all agrre. Tu changes
omjhl to be ttsde by the rcprcaeiilalivu of the
WOflaV eh Plan from among our wisest and beat
Burma. In that way it
cheaply and cjLpediliously
ihaei to aoy other war. If attempted to be done
by She WfUlatira mode it will be ssany Team
sasre all Baa required change are made. Ami
,itoO,J to ! .1 BnssBBsi I , ,1
nr. r..i ,.-. i
mi nuv turn oor rcaucrs will i-xciimi int
for (riving place lo the ftitlowlnr private letter
wniili we lake Iho liberty of pnblisl In
Hfili. i, In it. l.r one ..f the .t I., la ,,f the
legal profession In North Carolina, who ia also
highly esteemed, wherever known, a a Chris
tian gciilletaaii. The manm r -i which we haw
been sustained hy many of the whin and boat
me ill the lute, who have no imiiyaihy with
radusJlsiii, ia a soubcu nf much Krniftscalion o
, Hept. 29(11, 18T0.
How. Lrwis Mam Ha,
HaMahury, Tt. (,
Dkah Km : Will you he kind enough to aand
roe several copies of your paper of the 23d tu.t
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i i ill I'M'ii i ,i i m i ol iii.il . on .iiiiii,,, ;,.
. ...
Elill'a lirel article and jroor reply thereto. An
atomrf nf fix weeks has rattaed ywrr pa pen to
he juhlaid.
Allow :ue to -iiv that your denunciationa of
lho.Ku Klux urguniiution nhmilil have met with
the approval of all good men. You did not
write one word concerning them that I wond
Jtnve herniated one mordent publicly to endorae.
If I had been a candidate I khould have denoun
ced the organisation to the "nil extent o my
ability upon alt proper occaaioM.
Now aa to the organisation itaelf, I hare never
had the ullghieat evidence of i a jlateaca, eava
through the newspapers. An effort was once
aauuial n.dmlinil, to atari U in thie lt.ui.y.
but it waa etudlouaty ewioialid from me, ami
eappreed by the wiadom .nd pairiotiau, of "'ii""." ,ne m,,rm)
,,, .1,,, j, ... . ' oorrro. iu ignorance ami unwilling.
taoae to vnoen rt waa conBtJwi. lum of many in giving anawen lo the questions
If the toaaoiM of hjslurr an' worth anvthine. asked, will make much of the returns hUm.
they teach us thai secret political auciatiea have ProaDe" . uncertain and without ral-
never eUeoUsl any good, on Ik -onimrv u "T 1 c?r?c v,fw or eaoaWlltiai of oar
. , ir. i 7 : . ' t. n is itirtner certain that in reward to
have don. as much to bring calamity and aor- manutacturea, to capital and other aaaSB
row upon tin; human raue aa ail other caiuMw deaignedly misinformation wns iri yen lo tli . .Hi
combined. Of Ireland they bar bean the eurae Cer' , alao aoeae from a wilful perverae
...j .. i.i. .i. n.ia..it. n, . .1 neaa, would take naiua to lie in onbr n.;l...,l
" ".' ' "inc v nurcn will not ail- u-.. i A . - - L"-,-J
s I a r ai e- u iiai it'll I rial mt' iamaiia r.nu.r u f. I W .11
ra. i-i f lalt hi lb omisiun na .L ,, . . . v
BW i a i "i-s w ma pwacr I " meir win oe Very tar I torn giving correct dat
MMUuoa Ami aa ail ciaaaea oi peo- - unuer wnat " " 1 l'"aT no conunn.n oi our country, it u a
ida aalLfaartiaa Jeai re changes ami amendments uue 10 V ""V operate, no matter whether in ,"al,cr to be regretteil that it ia so, ami the char
in the oigaaic Uw, let both parties in the legls- nPe of Kibboniam, Fenian um or olher-
in calling a Conreation for that wl4 au trl " "e seniont is over them
If ibis ia done it will lake the que- Outrage and murder, under whatever pre
m ... . ... I Inari raiiimill I . , . , .
oi party poiiuaa, w a very great extent, ""-"i nooneror later, awaaetlic
will insure us a much better Constitution Teri8"W of God, and we know that, for Hia
meet at the hands of a nartv en- own ""cruUble ptirpoaes, the innocent aa well
i .i ,.. . -
In a hand-to-hand strngclc witli nn adyeriic Ule PMVi omcUiuca ruber the weight oi His
party. j tubmen la.
w' - ... ... . I a t. .
At MM) proper time we will enter the lists and ou,ar" my anowieoge cxten.U the Conscr-
hs'sltf aftawqririg the organic law of the State
(orwvwr to the parly rrica of V State. AI
nvxat every candidate, and certainly eveiy par
ly, wiTJ totve aoaMaMbbfof hia own, U the ah ape
ft aa amendment to the Constitution, at every
i iiaiajag atoettoa.. Ii this way the Conetlte
lioa, whioh ahotsW be a aacred instrument, will
ttecaaaa ttariajce soot tall of party, aad nobody
will be aaie to fH exactly what it is. Then let
a Vmtmnm called, and let the people elect
iaV Kead the following honeat confession
from the Orecnsboro' Rrpwbdtmn.
Tun Nwrr Crwwra. -The Tmrpoaw of lh
government of the I iijltxl .in. in having the
census talren all over flie country is to obtain
erenie inNtrmatinii on all the. subjects siaaUtoil
ui iiiu ifoica -Mpiilatlon, in uuilactures, lauds,
etc., eto. ri-ni-ur inforiuation issouiiht: annmx
iuialioa Jiml cuirinit inulil lx- done by the olH-
W.I. . lf J i 1. ii K'TItJ -J
ass's at t BsiiiiiKinn as well as ny any one In
uie i-iiate, county ur lownsiiip, nml would not
riwt urti M, nun h The cost of the preaent at
igaWpt In 1N,U irel .ux uiatis inforui.itii.ii will
fee very great, and we are very suro (hat much
ai Ui. n n nn. math, to NVwvliinefan will be at
tcrly unr,lnJ,U. . r,. l, ,.
uieuna, limt the sysli nt, ur'ralhe-, want of aya
toms by which it was expected to be dim, is far
,r " "'M cimipitic ami t il,-, live. The ap-
IMiiiiluirnU of Assistant Marshals, or Knunicra
lorseven, if Hie nnsle were correct, was by no
meana M oompetaat aten in v. ry iqany cases.
ins apoiiiiiueaia were limcje through oflice
hrnkeraln many cases, no doubt, and lor a val
uable consideration. In many cases the town
ship were farmed out to "anybody" that would
to it, or rather not do it, ami get up a return.
I Inn. ex were not visited iu order to get the most
ae nrate information Uiat diligence, care and
ilhility oould get. All that waa undertaken to
bu done thoroughly waa to get aa much pay out
of the office as possible by doing the work as
poorly and aa little of it aa possible, J was
common, in the case of large land owners, first
to art all their land to them and then again divide
ii among tne leuanls and sot each farm to thtste
tenanta aa if it were their own. Little care waa
hail to wat correctness even in the unrulier of
-miens of their educational advantagee.
the incauacilv and the un&tithfuliiaai
of those who took the number aad value, etc,
of the I term, there were difficulties with the ail.
laena mat also will make the returns
...
4 M.rrvro
IUM Kl iWI
' r'.iy I Sharif
lAinrtiui. Miniil.. Hi i. 'i.l. .a
' y, miill'iiii. I ' 'i r i i ''ii
1 ours to-day sHumBM. iha I:. ,,,,l.h. ,,,
! wiUi the in
; "r- "if case ol t lilt r Ju.thw 1 vtm imu,
2j 1 1 ' iiehb-llr en-
raged dally lo tl,e aaan.inti..n of the Imperial
Ij-ttars dI-H..,r,, ruillerira, and also in
llmca4.irr-l trunk of the l'rinrwaa Clothilda at
1 neppc. I hey reef) aatounding erldrnosa of
.... ........wand amour, of the lale Milertr
11 rX, ?,lrlww Iti-IUnger. 1'rivale pa
pera of CfcUf Jiiattofe iJentoana, also seii.d by
the 1 4,inmia8iini, aariou It o implicate hiin aa a
feiceii m the ctobaiK-lury aad aeandahKi.
transactions of II. s tote Kmperor. TIki tliief
.iiisti. w now ri(fjl .rweillariee. II
nas i , ,, .Ieiwte, irM ,he rords of his court
In ken from him. Tl... .. ii.,.. U, ..1,. ,
titi is sufficient t convict iK-nienne and forever
pnvim I lie- Imixr .1 l..il,,.,l i,... 1.... r.
esiaiiiisiitsd on the lkroe of Krsnce. It is sta-
Prealnt of the Mnrilrtrml Itewulalmnt iHiiimr-
tee, announced the result of the pleblscilum of
the JM'opIc nf Kunie In 111 tin- baleuuy ol tin
Caintol amiil the m. ate! 1 ulhusia-m. 'J 1 lu
grama announixil ihe f. Ih.w Hig ns tin ba'loltnga
uf the city of Kome : 10,fi ytm in th amnu-
flive; to in 1 ue negative. Lamniue tltycast
,.i"'i mi. s. all lu liie aOinuallve. Kcturiis fnun
the Provinces show 6,337 votes ii, tint afOnna-
live, against -
IaiuIoii, ( k'tobcr ;i, t-Vfiiiiie, market
tloscil stagnanl, tratiNacliona iKsmrnai: ctuiols '
fur iiimity arid 211 for account; 1'. H, Umds
iK:tK)j.
I. it . 1 1 .xil, I Mi. her ft.ewniiiL'. -sCieVwi 1 ld
firrot-r; mitl.llin uplamls Orleans 7d ;
sales la, OW riales, including 2,1410 for exKn
and spulutiin.
NEW YORK DKMOCRATIC CONVKX-1HN.
ltotrster, Sept. 21. The Hemorratie Rale
ted that the guilty MarKiicrlte is In the tantof tTxfUt "I," IT to
in vooiuusaioii. iri .ii.., iIim
of the documents already disctivernl she will be
placed upon the .tami to testify directly of her
crime, the whereabouts of the seroi-l'rince Im
perial, ma ti,e part b Kreaktont Den-
it nut?.
iWytoa Arm J Obtnvatio WitMnnm.
llrussels. OctoUir .1 -TK f .,1 n. I. i I il... r..,.,,l.ii,.. . 1 "t
1 . . t - - '"J ii . . , ........ i aii mm 1 1 . Bill, n
lion, WblCb lias baan enninsl ilniv Mir ntiMiiti in ( low. I fnjfti... . l... 1 a i i
- . . - I - - n i m wv rotett 11 1 III
oi tne war in prvaerrlrrg arnied neutrality and I self fully up lo the standard of the peoplsa eV
and given for
dtr by the Him. Ramuel J. 1 il.lt n, t hairman of
Ihu stale commit lee, who, anirarswkiugat aoeie
leinith ngaiust the coagrwasioaal t cntraliration ,l
isiwer, and charKiiiK the reiiuhlieaiis with beiiur
:l- . r . . w
wit- iwriv oi ta-niraiiuiion, nianiinaUtl the linn
Wm. 1 , lA-wlll temporary cbairiusn Th
nuiniuallon was carried.
Mr Duwitt, on taking the chair, sharply
ii ri'lernng
maaassswsa.
At Nt. Luke's I lunch, ill Ibis ,,,r. on ihu
4th ineL, by the Itov. James II. Tilluighast. Mr.
illiain t Iverqian, Jun., and Miss Uura Mur-
pny, ail oi tun place. ; I
J Jh Klh U,H Waughtown, by WdeW
m. Turner, Mr. 1. R Stafford w Mhsj Lura
Anu fcwairu, of Davidson comity. S.
At itethania. Kuravlb caaiitv. ui Tiiaartov. tlm
20tli ulL, by ltov. Uwis Itlghia, itev J K.
I.inebsjt lo Miss AlkeO. I: gl.is, daughter of
"'"w im i ieivymau.
i) 1 1 ii
At Richmond Hill, at the residence of her
aim r, loeemiwr llli, of Tvidioid Ferer, I.ai
(X T. 7, 1810.
crll
pTevcntirur violation of reaties with France, and msnds, three cheers were called
Prtlsala haa been Withdrawn .nd lianrwxrt l,ir I Jnl.n T II.
ctinrts in that direettoe. belmr no lonavr neoes- The list of deleratea was thsn ll.,l .nd ih.
lmTT- I chair announced no oootestlnr deleration
J . XSV. - J I . . r . . . .
sjsrg- sjsrsmn TVwaaV aaeaaf. I ammuw u. moil oi uucrns county. Said the del
Vleatsa. OosehaV UIThs. ixZi l agate from New York contested the seats oi
ih.. r..k. ""Je. oe"aim WDoae names had been read, and
acter of our country is wronewl bv such
but as Jong as honest and capable men men of
iruiu and conscience are not held at a premium,
no public work will be well done. Aa long as
place ia made dependent only on the politica
in.ii men may proiesK, or tne mean and dirty
partisan jobs they may hare done, we 'shall aces
no improvement. As long aa good and capable
men are misrepresented and underrated because
they are honeat enough to have opinions of their
own, there is only room for adventurers and
HCfiunlrt4 wlm in vi.r ,1.. tl... ...... 1 . f .1... l
diecuej Wtrl our brethren of the press the alter- vn,lvc party h not bound up with this organ- carefully and well. In what we write we are
aiioas and amendments needed. At preaent we ,I4,Uni but if it waa, the unnatural affiliation, "ot striking at any one. We do not include all
ahall not do so, further than suggest, what we "hou,J hav Helens cncrgoUcally de- lWsTd in ,,.hi ork n, or strictures.
v. . . .. . I,,,,,,,,., ,i " ere it net invidious we could milnt out men
Bare orten oeiore sugsesiea, than one great work " ,vk ,1!lt w believe have don., their U'nrlr wnlt anrl
rf aaaavssk Vaneamwtlira 1.1 K ...!:.. .....1 - 1 111 the L'Olltml I tlllnlr trim a,.,, n.....! I... I I- I . ... .
wasiwaieaAia Biivitixa tsctu atijunh nilU KIIHI I - O - wew vvuta-; "iiriivt ajY I IIIUUU C U 1 -C M IK t' OI IJOIIlg 11 COrrtTllV. C illl.'
.a m . m .a .... I - - -- .1 . v ... I . t . .1 1 1 tt if..
the eTebt Of the State, holh old and new. upon a I ulw' vo( nccro approval 1 Hunk vour luJU ere anotner uecatie ot years xliall have
Joe) and .equitable basia. That it can be ao re- P'Pcr JlJ muJ to secure our late victory as
tay ConvenUon as to brinj: it easily lJ,v ,,u'r Vtr UieMate. Tbecorruitioo of
within the power of tlm peonle to pay it, with I Prty in power, exposed ami bronght to the
the sanction of the holders of it, we have but I v,ew o( ll public, by able, well-timed and mod
UUto doubt. But while the Constitution n-1 mte articles, was the cause of our micccs.
Hut one point made by you I could not en-
prove, mid that was where you miggeyted a sep
aration of the moderate, from the extreme, men
of the party. Let the wedge once enter and we
will be split up rent into fragments. The mod
erate men have the majority their policy ia the
only safe policy for as let them remain in the
party and control it.
Pardon this off-hand letter.
Tammanv list.) fAr
i - i r
piuust.j
1 he committee on reeolnttnna rwrnrbsl
First A eeneral indictment awainat the re-
piiniu an party,
Second hfator of (rt trad.
Third--Keftrui in inter
i what it now is this can never be done by
the legislature. And in no event could the leg
islature do It ao well as a Convention.
THE SUUTHFliN HOME ONCE MOKE.
' units-
cd, that the Cuilcd Slates Coneress will have
devised some betier mode of taking the census
audi aa will secure completeness and accuracy
and be comprehensive of all needed items. In
the meantime we hope the Genera) Assembly of
tius Mate will provide lor the year 1875 that
the census of North Carolina be taken in the
most perfect inancer.
Although I have
yery little political influence, ret, as you have
Ih .-n assail. .1, I think tho-e who approve your
ftfrfcoi. ftawain jroti by some evidence
We have given the whole letter of our valued
1m brief paragraph in the last Sontitrn Iftant,
iwtrporting to be copied from an lulicle of onrs
of the 6th of Aagust, opnstrued hy itself, as
3ea. Hill has printed it, may mean juxt what
Cb?n. Hilt aaya it means; but ns ire wnse and
""vWpartinjT tlieltRTcfe' of which it formed a purl
It simply amounts to a suggestion of a "proha
Die occurrence in a certain coniinecncv tne
contlnirenev of a refusal l.v the rittrcme men to corresjionilcnt, that winch approves of our gen
accept, in good faith, the 'reconstruction acts of cral cuunu! ns wtl1 wWch l"ipprove?-f
Orngrma, the 13th, Hth and loth a.ncndn.enta a ,an 01 "r c0,,l"s UM respondent will
included, as a'fin a! st ttlcraeTrttrf the ouestlon. re"l!lbir tl"'t ' auggestcsi the vAoiVi-
That ia what we meant by ft, anil that is what " attpawium u a.A:eriaiii course was per
it means, "Judy." Doui Gen. Hill think -""i- wing ot u,e party.
1 also stiggusted how it might lie prevented. The
j suggestion may, pomibly, have been a mistake,
anil lpiay, ;seWy, serve to preveut tire .eejara-
members of uie htte lirotherhootl, who went
through the form of acecjillng tin- Legislative
Addjieas, aa Dr.Moore and i.i.u.y others did, ac
cepted of it in good faith, pr only ns an "elec
lirswwj.riXl ruse." Or does he still believe, "uot
withatanding sthe stRtcineubi of the (Ad Jforth
Stat and the lluldcn press, that there waa no
each organization In exsstencc '!','
A talhe Horn' correspondent of the 3d of
March, if he can prove that the ' Liberal Mov
meat" with wluch ice were connected originatei
with Gov. Holder, he can prove that darkness
ia light that falsehood ia truth that vice
virtue, or anything else that ia untrue. We
bum who eere the outhnrs of it, and we low
that their object waa to defeat Gov. 1 1 olden and
radical Republicanism.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR;
Office of thk N. C. Ao. Ntx-iety,
September, 27, IS70.
To Uie I'ajplc of tU StuU :
It is now only throe weeks to our next State
Fair. It will begin on Tuesday the lHlh of t)c
tober, and continue four days. Kvery prepara
linn has been made for n'satiafaclory display of
all articles which may be forwarded for exh'ibi.
lion.
I am advised, from notinwrtions already giv-
....-. "
i nc various itniironit companies, with enm
inrndahle spirit, hnve rcdiiitsl their fares so low
that all who desire it rnn attend. The fares are
lis a general rule, not nmre,jlmn mnthivd foil
rates Id "go and return.
Parlies living not very remote from Rnleitrh
can visit the Fair and go hack Ihesame evening
ao ns not to sjH?nd a night from horn-. I fi ,.
confident that those attending will ho abundant
ly repaid by the instruction gained and enter
tainment enjoyed. The orlicers of the Society
ex'end to all a cordial invitation.
1 earnestly nipicst the friends of the Society,
particularly it officers, including tint Marsha
treaty fur tha nnu - ' .i :t.. I in
and privileges of uaturaliaed A merman -'- I asked fur a committee to examine the ease. The
returning to their netivw catuaarv an i i I r'"llr stated lhat he could not receive the names
for social purposes has keen atonal bv tha A.- of nr "elegatm except those read by the aecte-
trian Mtouter at Foretoa Ajairs and bv the UP (whicn WM lfle
varnencen minister, lion. John Jav. Iiim.U.
eeeam snbiect to the approval of the Austro-
Hunfarian ParliamenL There ia ae doubt of
tne immexuau assent of that body.
IJommbmliMM I mm ml ii. IX... r J -.
... - I u'iui in internal revenue matters.
' tSWeaene. I roilrth Dencuncinir the mneniaimial nat.
T l! , . . . ,. m . I ii .,
jjsrriiB, a. n euict nas Been nmmnln. urmisaiion act.
Ud by the Prussian goverament that in every Fifth Rejoicing at the downfall of Imperial
trench department occupied bv tha Oerm.n iam in France, and aiae the re-tsslahlixhrnent m
trtaipa, when the uiliabitanU have been retniirtd t'Cinan unity
li Ireland, tuba and
liberty
extension of eleni-
rial Ministry. I ancy to prisoners for violating neutrality laws.
mxmr . - I L'llil I . a m ...
KeswijV rum rum tu (Suet Victoria permitted U f-gnin inuoming inc canal lunilmg bills.
w I i ilnir Ififlnimei
JsOIHlOtl, KH'U't- A meiMMiri- Imm P.ri-t.tl Tl... MwaL.tsrataa. svAisk
1 . C " I " smfsiiuMiw nut ii iiiiiu in 'iii I autll'ttU
.... s,w. r mroiign meir Willi great applause. W. M. Tweed movcti the
lines and proceed to hiutl.ind on Kridav Uxi A niunln.il... 1 1 .. ..r .. ,i..i
. .g. ., - f s... ... k. ......'.. . ... ...... i,.. "i m mu
nouncaiion. nowever. waa t issoate i.. I, . il... ,,.:.(.. ii i ... i. j.. l.
.1 T J I wsiitvii eeiarv ' nn nu 1 1 1 uv ni.t'it tie
ciHincr mat no more messengers will be allow- acclamation. Mr. Ottendorf, after a few re
marks, nominated John T. Hoffman, which was
received with applause. Kit-hard Orlorman
seconded the nomination with a brief siK-cch.
The nomination was then made bv acclamation
amid repeated clterrs. The ticket was comple
ted a- follows: Lieutenant-Governor. Allen C.
Reach : comptroller, Ashcr F. Nichols, of Erie:
i anai commissioner, long term, Jonn if. ray ;
troops, wuen the mnabitanu have been required 1 'ennan unity,
to pay extra ONilnbations, they shall be appro- Sixth Sympathising with Irel
nriated to pay indemnity to the Germans who other Ironies struggling for libertj
have been expelled from France by the Irape- Seventh Calling for the cxtotn
rial VIhiiIpv .... i - - f W . f
BA Gar-eat 1'MIOJOJI, daugl.ler of Chief Jus
tu . IVarson, aged 22 yearn 4 months and 21)
dava.
Uehmtleas lVath hath aaatcheil a shining vie-
llm. Rlending the highest qualities of mind, and
the BtroiiKint elements of chsracter. with !
jofttml womanly greem ; excelling in every fem
inine arrompiisiimenl, characterised in every
ait anu worn, ny tne must winning grarmeanses,
(he most exquisite refinement and kindness, and
lu-pireti aim s isirlty of principle, iiiHturiui
I7 the highest principles of classic virtue, aha
was .-Hon,,- xexuti. most brilliant ornament,
and moat beloved member. With aa ear ever
ready to the tale of distress, a hand ever ready
to relieve want, and a heart foil ofaympalhy for
the sullcring, she was held ia ilisaest reverence
and love bv all who came in reach of her deli
cate attentions.
But her tomily, who can explain their grief,
who can comprehend the anruish that rends
their souls, when they look for the joyous smile
with which she ever greeted them, or listen far
toe marry laugh, or the g
acroBTKP sr t. a. uccuMaavonsr.eaocxB.
Barns, Berptmn4 ...... ta ta an
4tofle, peepouaU, tB to BB
( ..in. per bush, ill Wj lbs. , Ml lo j on
Mesj.iMHdK-te " . ir tot nr.
'opperas, perpeear .... ...... let ce
t'sadlcs, Tallow, " aula, au
" Adamantine, 96 to on
Cotton, issr pnuad rate IB
1 am, per uuuuu i.ooioi.aA
r.Ks. i uuaeu, kt.
reamers, par puiuul.
Plour, perssuk BMiioS.ie
Klati, alaclieral,
lil . uo
Mte n
r'rult, Urietl, apples pealed
" " uuii'10,
" " I'eachea, iiesleit . ...
m m aapealed r.....
Leather, epper, per isiund
cole, "
toaa, bar,
mum
Nolaasea, sergasasa
A
B to
4
4
s
7
IB
711
8 to
10
7
" 8yrup, 1.00 to l.fD
llulons, per bushel AO U 78
Pork. perpouad. .......... Mile I
I'otatues. 1 nsl,. 1 bushel 76 to I. Oil
me merry laugn, or the gay song that was wont
to rehopod through the paternal halls, anima
ting and 4amrtog them, and remember that one
cruel blow has Bereft them of all this; that she
wno was so lair ami lender, whom Ihey were
weal to nurture with such sflbcthsn. has hern
lorn from them, aad now lies aleenin under tha
cold sod.
Her death has left a void that cannot he All-
ed. Her tike we ne'er shell see again. Let us
ensiirine her In our hearts ! Let us hold aacred
the places where her shadows have tall en t
r.
In thia t-it v. on tha nth Inst.. Mr. diaries F.
Kits, aged about 44 He waa a native of
Vscha, near Kisonach. in Thiirineia. Clin many.
but lor several yean a resident of this city,
Hogar, Brown, perponnd,
Claried.
" Crashed Pnlrerfaed
Salt, coast, per seek,
" Liverpool, "
TBBIS.
Tubscco, l.esf. perpoand,
Maaontetere4,
Baaeklaa.
s-
60 to
.... 13 to 16
as e
... t.00 Int.fB
.ale.9B
B.MBaxao
Rto
aa a ef
10
to 1.66
to I K
SPECIAL NOT1CKR.
ed to paw
Amitktr Sortie at 2Idz.
A sortie haa Uvn made at Mela bv a ilotaeh.
iiiciu 01 uaxaintis nnny in eart h ol provisions.
me raiu wuapruviUcnuaUy suot esslul. The gar
rison suffers principally from the want of salt.
bsBramCaeawas.
1 ne cnoiera nas ruacle iu appearance among for short term, tieorgo W. Chapman, of Sarato-
1 1. . . 1 ... ........ ... ,lt . m a I ..... 4 . ' .
...e 1111, 1, 1 iiiiiiis nt t uaions. anil llllleU el--, f-:l' lor l;ll.. Insi.-, U.r s.,,1, I. tJ,.l...
citement has been caused thereby. After the list of delegates from tlie younir de-
Jitmia aboid to propose a ItcrUion of the Treaty mot racy of New ork city was rejected in the
0 I&06. fonvention a long protest, attacking Tweed am
inc lainmaiiv organization ol JSew lork city
WHY DO YOU COUGH ?
When it is iu vour power to relieve your
self; a few doses of OIL TUTT'S EX.'EC-
TOKAVI will cure you and allay theappie-
benaions of your friend ; moreover, it ia
pleasant to take, it produeee ao oausea, and
strengthens the Lungs and throat to resist
attacka iu the future. Mothers need not
dread the croup when they have it bottle of
this valuable compoutd on their inantlepiecu
0 ISM
London, Oct 3. The Timet thia morning in
an important correspondence from St. Titers
burg, announces that it is Bjcncrally .assumed in
Imperial circles in that citv that tlm Kmperor
will shortly propone to the t ireat Towers a revi
sion of the treaty of I8di.
The Ptrbiaeitum at Eimt.
Rome, Oct. ..The Tlebiscituin of the Un
man inhabitant was successfully completodyea
lerday. The report which was enteimivi.lv iir.
iCOlated that the voting had been postponed un
til Tuesday nilit, was undoubtedly designed to
keep many persona from voting, LuL it utterly
failed in its object, its a prompt denial was given
ing places, t!i-eTTBtii t,t. juestions ujam aliTrn
they were to decide. Laid eliee.s given for
V utor lMiiaiuiel and the cause of Italian unilv.
The voting was conductetl in an orderly and im
posing manner, and the result -t iilrnii.l 1111111
imoiisly in (avor of rnion with linlv inl..r
was sent to the officers of the convention, but no
notice whatever waa taken of it.
I 'I.AI: is AS11 RlUlES. When rosy lil)B
part, pearls should glitter behind them. To
preserve ami beautify the ileutal enamel.
there is no preparation like 8ozodont, a
compound of the inoet wholesome, vegetable
autiaepticts, among; which the Bark of the
South American Soap Tree, known to the
natives aa Quillay. and used hy the Spanish
Americans for cleanaiug without Impairing,
the moat delicate fobries, ia the uiost iuiiHtf-taut.
MSW ADVEIiTISttiXlfTS.
Important Sale of Valuable
PROPERTY.
THE UNDERSIGNED A8 AGENT
tor the late Ann of Henderson Ac Enoiaa, will
expose to public Auction for cash, at the
Court-House door in Salisbury, on Monday
tha 17th last., at 10 o'clock, P. M., a two
thirds interest in that eligible plantation 3
miles east of Salisbury, on the H C R R, con
taiuiug about 90 aerea ; also, 90 shares of
Stock iu the VV N C R R company, theit
notes, accounts, and other evidences of dar.
and various kinds of Stock. Also, a vafwa
ble GOLD MINE iu Mo utgouterv comity .
And on the I9tn Jay of November next, at
the Court House in Newton, that vaihehli.
larm known aa the HOtiPEU PLAXTA
TK , od which there is a vaJeeble LIME
KILN and d.-posit., f GOLLa, MARBLE
PLUMBAGO. IRON. ice.
Ten;..- umde known on Ay of safe.
W. H. BAILEY, Agent
Oct 1. 1870 40-81
TUattORS, TJleera.
l,al Ik..- Pluuslt plna t nawr InMI.
IU tlKSU',
K II. KLINK, M
one y tt i., si. PI, ll.d, , L .. p, ,,i r
l. D., Ctiarloltr, X. CsryBaklsstntat saaaaSaahStSZL
"Spaluiko'b Gi.fK." will just suit you.
More lit ti.tim. Grave thanre. savs the
World, nre pnfcrrctl acain.-t the lion'. David
Rutler, Uovernor of Nebraska, and resrulnr Re-
... -. - . " I -- s . - , -
puiilican nominee for re-election. It. ia nlb.jir lyLUiiJil Kixly t'eutr. Pamphlet glringsym
Hon, which many fear. We had mneh stronger
grounds for thinking a continffency might arise and his aiifs, to persuade their acquaintances
that woulil lorce a-. separatum than we now feel Having objects worthy ot exhibition tn forward
Jiv,
EDITOHIAI, MISHAPS.
Tliat (here are some things connected with
auditorial life that are very pleasant ia quite true;
especially if the editor possesses equanimity of
temper and happen to be blessed with a gener
,oas and magnanimous disposition. Butatill the
Jife of no editor can be one 0 unalloyed Bioas-
u re. Many things must almost necessarily hap
m that will cause him some regrets. If he at
tempts to set up and establish a particular Stan
dart! for bis taper, or to conduct it upon any
ncrtienlar modal, he will still occasionally find
that a communication or an extract has slipped
into hmffliMBans inconsistent with the character
of his paper. And siaia oausea him regret after
wards. This haa been Uie case with oursclf
ice. ' Dm lug the late campaign wc
ppsibtd to reject several communications
1 Baa paeaonal Uutui-at ion h fell they
, or their want of decency and dignity.
1 all one communication found its way
into our columns which we regretteil to see there
afterwards on account of its intenso bitterness
and its1 personal attacks. Knowing the writer
to be a worthy and recctiible gentleman wc
gave die manuscript to the compositor without
reading more than a page of it. No one. ever
complained to irs about it, but srill, whcrwe
came tu read It in our columns wc regretted that
are had not read it in manuscript and rejected it.
f jet week owing to the great huiry in which
the inside of our paper was made up in con.-e-aeocjeAf
absence and illness a lu-ief extract
found Its way iuto our columns which we re
retted to see in them when we came to read it
there. Of course we do not endorse such extracts
by publishing tin ni unless we expressly say so,
yt giva them place in our editorial columns and
set them in the same manner that we set our ed
isariaBS. The journals lo which such extracts
jare eaedited, or the writers ofcomraunicaiions,
ttaaM ateay be held reionaible for them. .But'
otwitlastaiWiug all that we would niJt willingly
give eiscuatitn to what wouhl do injustice tp
others, or want..:, h Ueiiiple upon their feelings,
even though llu.y be our political, or even our
petsansssi, enofBjrs. il seems to u that political
warfare ran Be waged with sufficient intensity
without pursuing -nth .1 coarse.
at liberty to make public. There seems at this
time to be much less probability, of its ever ari
sing than there was then. The disposition seems
to be almost universal now to accept the recon
struction acts of Congress, the 13th, Hth, and
15th Amendments included, as a final settle
ment, by which we mean a settlement never to
be disturbed except hy other amendments to the
State and Federal Constitutions in the, wav and
manner prescribed in said instruments.
GREAT FLOOD IN VIRGINIA.
On Friday and Saturday last portions of Vir
ginia were visited with the highest freshen ever
known in that State. In Lynchburg the James
River rose twenty-live feet higher than ever be
fore. Many bouses in the city were swept a way
by the surging torrent, aad a number of lives
b lost. Mills, dwelling houses sad bam
were almost constantly being borne do en on the
bosom ef tha turgid waters, and a great number
of Railroad bridges were destroyed. The Ri
vans, thi Shenandoah, and other rivers, were al
moat aa much swollen as the James. At Rich
mond, even, the James was as high as eret be
fore known, though there had been but little
rain there, or for many miles west of there. The
water which created the mighty flood there all
fell from the clouds in the Piedmont region of
Virginia, more rhnfi A Tiiinflred miles distant.
This fact will ..enable our readers to form some
da of the magnitude of the rains' and the flood
in the region, and among the niountains, of the
Blue Ridge. Of course nearly all the corn in
the valleys of the western part of. Virginia has
been destroyed, amounting to millions of bush-
ls. A telegram from Lynchburg having pre
pared the people of Richmond for the arrival of
the flood they were enabled to remove a vast
amount of go4tL and other property from the
lower portions of the city to places of safety.
Otherwise the loss in the latter city would have
been vastly greater than it was.
them to me on or liefore the 17th of Oct. There
are many things animate and inanimate in the
State of excellent merit, which are never found
on nny Fair Ground. Their owners are too
modest' or unambitious or timid. Kvcrv lover
of our good old Slate should desire to see its
productions fairlv represented.
There will be men at our next Fair from all
parts, not only of this but of other Statea, North
and South of us. An excellent opportunity will
be afforded, of instructing ourselves as well as
giving others some Idea of our immense resour
ces. Let therefore, each person who may read
this paper make diligent enquiries as to" what
may be in his neighborhood, worthy to be seen,
and when ascertained let him endeavor to have
the articles forwarded as above directed; they
shall be well cared for, and will be returned free
of any charge on our Railroads.
T,'ie annual address will lie delivered nn Thurs
day, the 20th, br the Rev. Dr. (.has. Phillips,
late I'rofeaaor of Mathematics, of the University
of North Carolina, now of Davidson College,
known to be one of the most ornrinal thinkers
in the South. On eaeh night, beginning with
the 18th of October, there will be meet intra of
the Society held, at which, naisars will be read.
and discission- had on interesting subjects rela
ting to Agriculture and the Mechanic arts.
ij 1 J. J. LITCHFORD,
, Cor. Sec. N. (.'. Agricultural Society.
Till-: CHATHAM COAL MINKS of NORTH
CAROLINA.
King Victor Emanuel and his suoeeaaora.
'.. .!. ,.,., ,7 i'lUM.
Tours, Ortolier 3.-The advices from I'aris,
through various channels, report that the 1'rus
sians are completing with all ncaaihie expedition
' (heir line of rircnmveliation around I'aris.
They h.,ve ueennied the redoubt of ( it nnevil
liers in the arc 1 f the Seine at the north wuat, and
the rcdonbt of the town Vilje Juif at the south
threatening forts Yichtre and D'lviii'';. agaiint
which latter work it is presumed that they will
hurl their main attack. The seige trains of the
Prussian army are expecttd to arrive at the
King's headquarters at Fcrrieres within a-few
days : it is alsonnlicipated that the Kintr's head.
quarters will be advanced further before the
close or tne work, antt that immediately follow
ing this event a. tive operations against the city
wilt or oollllUCTtCftl.
Itdijiou Servire in tie Army at Sirtitufcmrg.
Carlsrhue, Oct. 3. Yesterday waa devoted to
religious services in the army which has just oc
cupied Strasbourg. The army which had assem
bled at Saint Mauri and Strasbourg, organized
immense open air congregations and were ear
nestly exhorted bv chaplains of the Catholic and
Paotestant faiths. The whole army then offered
thanks for the victory, the Protestant regiments
on one siae ana inc . ainnnc on 1 lie other. At
the rroteatant services the clerzv assured Gen
eral Winder of the loyal devotion of a majority
01 toe oiraauourgcr to i no ticrm.in nation, and
. t . t I .. . M '. a t ' .
men intense ocsire to oe once more resting
niiiiui uie protection 01 tne r atnerland. The
ceremonies attracted thousands of citizens of
Strasbourg, and even many from this city.
Since the occti.mey of the city an opportuni
ty has been supplied to estimate the ruin and
devastation caused by the fire of the Prussian
artillery, which towards the last was incessant
and terrible destructive. 1
General Worder in his report upon the con
dition of the city says that the Prussian fire was
characterised by its extreme accuracy and pre
cision. Every prominent structure in Stras
bourg against which sllell or shot were directed
is either destroyed outright along with the ed
ged that, being an n ajftW., president of the State
Board of School Fund Commissioner he loan
ed himself $17,000 out of the school fund, and
with said utoncy built, or is building, a private
residence in Lincoln, the State capital; that lin
addition, he loaned f 10,000 out of the .same fund
to his btisbiuas partner (one Ticht ner) to open a
hotel iu Lincoln: and lhat while, ostensible
FliyfrfiJflrgru"W U4- tieaeloeiisthe ipn
llieir re-navuieilt. (ireal i tein in, 1,1 -i..
;., v..i. 1: 1. . ! .. t... . ; , -i""'
... ...... .-s.i ..I, i,,v net i lopiut nt tu tnese char
ges, nun (lie Kepubiicaii Stale Lxeculiye Coin
miltee was convened on the 17th ir.tnnt to con
sider the same. The result of the deliberations
of this Usly is, (Jovrrnor Butler must cease to
be the Republican nominee. To this the Guv
crnor responds, in language more forcible than
elegant, that he tvill sec the committee
first.
J lie result is likely to be a split n: the Iie-
oncaii parte, ami conscu'it nt triunin 1 of i n.
nocracy of Nebraska.
S500 Reward oflered by the propriettir
f l)r. Sage's Catsrih Kcuicdv.Hir arcaseuf Cm.
tarrh which he cannot cure. Bolubv dmnmtJ
Cancers. Tumors ana Ulcers
w tirioii. l
it Cm
lr
Uw kn". wlUi
rineli Its- t.f ci r Antlilo'e. t'al r.mni ts.
sncrr and TaBMri vlUuul aa orarsilou vie.
ut f-uillf. f.tlt.ir or I mrm'm .
m.. .1.1.1. k . .... 1 1. "
K oUtsr trutitwa' shoelB ever bease.
Por psrtlealsi., ,. j f . clruilsr, call upon or addrtss
' ' ' "i mo ' 0 r.
B'. Klluf 1
orl7'.n
rill t. aith Or. Dultun, October t-tk sad It.
toui- anil iuotifoitrestuienr..sentfrie. Address
lr. it. , t'lerev, llutUtlo, .N. V
pub!
belli
SCENES IX PARIS.
ty feet, tne tlrst layer of coal is readied whose
thickness is six and a half feet. Prnnerlv
At Egypt in Chatham county, a few hundred
V at tot I a sVrSVI I kasoti r!v..r as tiafi,.tn.l!..L. -I...t".
has tlem stirrk to tin; depth ortW htmdrad"Bnft litm biimiiaaa, r renderad irreparably ruin.
I V 1AHC llrvlllll. ritiiiin arm fi.nn.1 in jwt,... -o.
less numbers among the slates which are perfor
ated bVtbe shaft. These slates ate so bitumi
nous that they burn readily, and with a bright
dame. At Hie depth of four hundred snd twen-
-fx I a t .
cons.su, o, n o layers 01 coal, aeparataa. by a j ernmpnt tn rh P L
layer 01 black band iron ore. This black bant.-ri ' v" tii it -'liX
i. .imlUv 10 ti, s;...,,.,!, ki0,.i, . ..i..i...i . T 1.nrw ftom Versailles. He will obtain an inter-
... ........... .v ............ ... . . . .. ''ii.ie'i ,ur
A Xeoto or a Woman ! The Republican
enthusiast. Tlieodtire Tilton. detdares that
(he next Vice-President of these United
States most be a negro." Mrs. Sta.nbjn, of
the Mevolntion, declares that th neat Vico-
residetot must be a fcotaan. xAn issue such
as that o.ii.t in wind up the wi.i(iau't. right.;
part v. ificBBieiW Dispatch. 1
Why so ? Can't we have a negro woiu.ni.
and so.aa.tisfy both f U'e have had old wo
men liefore this, in quite as important offices
as the Vice Presidency ; and vep trust that
neither the Vupat nor Mrs. bUulon ttill . IB the United States District Court. Judge
object to any old woman "on acmutnt of her Giles pieisiding, it was yesterday decided that
race, color, or previous condition ol servi
tude." v 1 1
I.. 1 lis have t ie c.4red Vice Presidentes..
bv all mesne. Norfolk Journal.
the manufataiire of the best wrought iron. If is
probable that this tire accompanies the. coal
throughout the whole of the Deep, River forma
tion. The geographical area of this coal field is
II Undetermined. It has been variously esti
mated from twenty-live to one hundred snuare
miles. It is so certain that this repository of
fuel is so crc.lt that it will not lie exhausted for
several generations.. This Deep River coal is
setter ami cheaiH-r than wood or charcoal for
conducting many branches of manufacturing in
dustry. It ia valuable in reducing the black
hand ore with whh1 h It is associated that cast
iron can be made for nine and a half dollars
per ton, or less than half s cent per pound.
Here are the elements which always attract
capital and build up intelligent and thriving
communities; and a geologist would predict that
the Ilecp River region of North Carolina must
become the most opulent and flotlrishirrg district
in the .State. Lecture by Prof. Simmon.
1 1 1 n.
Otm. urittiele Art a Enroy.
London, October 8, noon. The 2'iairs of thp)
morning announces that Geucral Burnsida, who
volunteered as envoy from the iMsriaional iov
the Certibcales of the interests of the mem
bers of a building association in the accumu
lated funds 'tifthe corporation require a twen-ty-tiv?
cent United States revenue stamp.
Baltimore American.
view with Favre and the American minister,
Vt ashbnrne, and is expected back to-morrow.
Chplurt 0 000 2'VrncA.
Berlin, October 3. Official dispatches from
Versailles announce lhat 500 French troops, in
line, were taken prisonqrs in the sortie against
ino t-ruasian l'ltth, Sixth and ttevenlh corps on
aaturoay in iropt f Fans.
6'rrof Rejoieauf in Italy over the Remit of t)u-
Ptefiritn
Florence Oct. 3. To-day the city is occupied
in festivities oter the result W theVPIchisi itnm
at Rtime whereby the people almost tahhout dis-
sc'it, aeciareo their preference for a nraon with
Italy, under the government of Victor Emanuel.
The city assumes tho anoesranccof a holiday.
The inhabitant- from the out lying villages are
(timing in with joyful demonstrations. The Pi
azza; del Grandnea is thronged with light-hearted
people, who, with banners, arc parading he
fore the government offices cheering for the
King and saluting the officers. Numerous sta
tues afe decorated and the joy is supreme.
Accounts from Rome represent that the rejoi
cings there ia electric. Everybody ia in the
streets. The almost unanimous vote in favor of
Italian unity has caused agreat sensation among
diplomats, both at Rome and at Florence.
At Florence last night the Duko Signoretta,
A Paris correspondent of the New York
World, under date of September 1-ltli, P. M.,
writes :
There is mournitisr on the banks of th
Seiue. Horrors ou horrors' head accumu
late; one woe treads on another's heels, and
the grief of an hour old doth hiss the speak
er. And still we are but iu the first hour of
our agony. The foe is at our g&tes. 1 have
seen the sunlight gleaming from the burnish
ed helmets of the daring Uhlans, who dash
ed up this morning to within trim shot of the
fort on the rampart on which I stood gating
upon me aesniation mat nad succeeded to
the smiling scene of loveliness that a few
davs before greeted my eyes from the same
point 01 ooservation. t ne r ruaslans are be
neath our walls. They have kept their en
gagements faithfully : the 14th nf Sent, in-
ber was the day named by them for their ap
pearance here, and they are here- We have
prepared Tor them, but at what a cost, al
ready ; and at what a cost are the v to be en
tertained ! Outside of the city of Paris there
is devastation, and tne abominations of des
olation ; within its walls are what ? There
is uo fear, or, if there be it ia bravelv hid
den even the women, with their pallid fa-
having brave words on their ouiverinu
lips, and bright smiles on eheeka bedewed
with tears, rhe smiles are for their defend
ers, and their tears are for their children
Hut. win ! fear is absent or is hidden behind
mask, every other emotion that fills the
tinman near! with agony rages almost beyond
routrol. Had the wand of a maliirnanttt and
merciless fairy beeu wared over Paris, chang
ing everything that waa joyous into grief and
all pleasant objects into emblems of suffering,
the transformation eould not have been more
startling and shocking than that whitdi has
oeflurred. From the boulevards we see dense
columns of smoke that arise from the hum-
; 1 t . mi .
ing woDoa ami villages around us, and we
speculate 011 how long it will be ere our own
houses are set on fire by the PfOSSan bombs.
There is a story here to-night that the eue
iny have immense mortars which ill throw
projectiles to a hitherto uuheard of distance,
and that the shells for these mortars are till-
ed with iiitio-glyeeririe. Tho Paris you knew
nits most gay nt night the Pans we now
know is to-night wrapped in silence, gloom
and sorrow. Not a theatre rs open ; the
Streets are almost desetted ; nil the shops'are
..1.w'...I ... . I .
ii.ns.-u sate uie cates. and Muse are empty ;
the few passers-by who are seen walk quick
ly and Without eileHkinir. Neurit- .e..rv ut.lu.
botlied man in the citv is in th nWuno ,.r
at the barracks, and their wives aad children
sit at homo with hearts heavy with Brief. Un
to this moment the behavior of those from
whi.ni the worst was dreaded- the Reds aud
the 1 nob has been Mcinderfiiliv rrrt.i.l . V-.
er has the city been more orderly am) more
free fr.mi crime. But how -lung is this U
last ? K.K-hefort has. thus far. restrained the
Beds, and the mob has re-Mraimd itsulf. 1: ,-
there are terrible whisperings in rnnemt.
and in churches ,.f what may happen -!.,,
the red flae is raised, as we hoar 1 kr.
loBtt iu Lyons.
A T0BPI1) SV8TEM.
Sometimes, without any assignable cause,
he physical strength and animal spirits give
tay, and a slraiigo torpor tall alike 11 the
suly .ml iniulli.tsi. m i"11
K.4mu. but the natmnaf vitor ui.tl elasticity of
. -.omviuar sysiein fyeuis to
tltd niw-ti''V'.-rrt,F m -.
pleasures oj liU- and even t.fiu gruve respon
sibilities, t .kys the .lae' th.ll ...irti.-t i.,m
est in both which cbaracterisee evrv well bul
atitanl liuud wh.-.i m tt heulthy condition.
Ti l- -fate t.f partial collapse is often the pre
mitnilnri. SV111..1..V., j ..r. . .
..........s ... soiuo serious maiaor
It indicates unrnistakably that the vital powers
are lniigtushing nud need a slimnlant. In snch
eases the ntiect ota low dose of Hostetter's
Stomach Bittersis womb fully benoricial. Tho
gieai ionic wai.es up lP0 .system fruni its rirntt-s,.
unit the t ncii utiuii reeoit-n ,
1 lie secretions
,'U' ,1,1,1. tl.' ' . .. . , . .
"r"'-- let.ticu nine, their elas.
ticity under the nerations of the specific like
the slackoned streugih of o musical Wrumftat
in the process of tnninp. Ix-thargr and debil
ity are replaced hy enerirr and vi. th
spirits rise, and life that almost vi-cru...! a Kin-
dou while the season of depression lasted, be-
Cnilllta fin'A 1 ' .ninkkl. .ei .
j. , ' ,, ""'" Jnai suen a
radical change should be prodneed hy a remedy
entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids mid
mmeiiuo ru mitiusneir uscu in lncdtrn prac-
f ii i. mat s. ..tn .... ...i;i.K. . .. .1 . I
"-TV ". ...oiiiiuio to um bo wno pn
their faith on the lmdcinal elllasvnv i.f.i.
poisons, but if these skeotios will takw rt... ......
bletoeaqBireof those who have tested the
corrective and alterative virtues of the Bitters
unuer tne circumstances described, thev -til
uuu mo statement to bo trut.
8 11 toerfbe nt Once fbr the
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Vain Killer Perry Davis A Son.
Manufactures and Proprietors, Prvridenee,
Hhtnio Island.
TR8TI M0.M A LR FROM THK "BBSS. J
This remedy is well known to be one of the
very best ever offered to the onblio. It la all
that it ia represented to be. Tho testimnniitU
in its la vi 1 r. reaohmg back for a series of years,
ouu mo uAuinuiicu 01 a long ten. loctnrrestiblv
prove it to be one of the most reliable specifics
,.f Ik. 1 - . o 1 -aw , . .
vi una age. tu. v.uy om isortn State.
We cheerfully add onr testimony In tmvnr nf
tnis metueine. jtoman inrrn
f B.B0
.III. HO
Datpj Path K im.kr. We have tested thi-
medicine, and bbiuib nut readers that tt not
only possesses all tho virtues claimed for It, but
in many instances surpasses any other remedy
we hava ever known.--Herald of Gospel Liberty
It is really a valuable medicine it is tfsetf btT" :
my Physicians. lionton Trarelkr. I c
many
I have naed Davis' Pain Rillor. and consider
11 an indispensable article 111 the medicine box
it has effected enres in diarrhoea, aud for cuts
uuu onuses it la invaluable. -Jfk y, Examiner.
Spoken of in terms of high commendation by
both Druggist and Physician Philathlphia.
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