g
p 1 ay
ljflbXot!lj Stair
ALICBr. R.flVV.sVCT 1. ltf"
OE3. ft. & UTE-
Hour fen dr ago iTjrw Mraaaated thai this
dwistia jpjkpM aad I tartar' A-Uriel
tad hero MUu attack rartfysl. A am
days later tola wm eootrsdioted- Iw bul
ver attack of ilia, Uit it was put partly.
Tha latest MUM Kit Uforui 14 tiaavt Ilia health baa
nearly baa re tortd. The public will ha frati
fiti to hear this, a, ainaa the day of Whiiig
Aon, iw man )iaa had a atrotftcr hold iiikiU the
i of the people, or commend. .1 ioor,
11 iJk- confident arwj ettceui of tUuae via.
i lately opposed to Mm in anna.
Oa the oecealon of "the mournful newi" of
his Ulneaa the Stautlard paid hiui a generous
tribnle. It ssys "the death of such a man ia al
wayaa pontic calamity," and add:
"It matter not how much mar have and
ff$ di ffT from lleneral lave Ufa political luat
jMaa, w do put beailate In aay that we aVXOW he
believed he u rnrlit in all that ha did during
aaa warn bane the aiirrender ha haa estabflwi
to hi pwm business, and all that ha haa said to
the paonU of Irim ami Ilia South naa aW
aaw oedy aa con Id have been exported roe
each a eowrc fraught with peace and good will
. ffmrd the whole country."
P. 8. Since the above waa in type, and aaw
go to press, we learn that uoa, (aajihlajly be
' eaSs ofe and died at half past hum o elect,
eat Wednesday morning, the 12th, of oongeatioa
of lbs Itfain. Aged autj-Uirae year, eight
I twanty.tiiree day. Vtrily good
Oil ELKCTIONM ON TUESDAY.
WW bare but
iagr ramnw fpm Of at.lnwa bawd aPsnn
vriad, 0U IadUr. W tad Hebawaka on
TwmUf- The few that we hara do not enord
Jlgrond bar wajierang, several days, how-
awca, will elapse before we eat) know the truth,
sad It may be ranch better than we anticipate.
. The following dUpe tehee we clip front the
THE f H'IK
The uuliui, who garbled the Tourgee
te he swuhd at Inac The tetter, aa at fine
written, waa e aptrmrugaat aa bandar It altaw
incredible thai the garbling waa done Intention
ally. The fuJJusiug i Jcn. Abbott' teat Utter
to the Trihmnt on the auhjaot (
lb tee Mbs e Oa TVaaawe;
Him : You will pardon me for troubling too
again about the gaibled Tourgee letter. let
ter. I y 1 received from the J Ion. C L. Cobb, M
('., frtwn the lt Vmetmleaal IHatrict of thia
Slate, list copy of tbe Tourgee letter which I
baauUbed hiaaa In tbe lahace whkrti apeake of
the break ing opeu of boom it reada M4,O0O or
5,000," and. nut "400 or 600," aa in the original
letter. It ia evident that the aiiatake waa made
by Mr. Jaiuea Fltipatrick, a copying clerk of
the Senate. He made both coulee that ami to
Uov. 1 1. .1.1. n and that aent lo Mr. Cobb. I did
not believe when I aent vou the Aral ' card" thai
KiUlrick lud iiiatle miatake of that hind,
but the copy itetlf ia conduairc.
"I regret any iujuaiice which mav have been done
Gov. llotden in the matter, either by implica
tion or oiherwiae. 1 never had anv idea thai
be had any hand in "garbling" the letter. 1 re
gret (till more that I waa at flrat uiialed aa to the
origin of the Ubairepeaoy.
Very reapeetfullv,
' JoeEPH ('. Abbott.
WilwUigton, N. Q, Sept. 28, 1870.
THE QUESTION OF A CONVENTION.
An Immedlatt prodnet of the recent derUive
( onaemuive victory in North Carolina ia tbe
rHaeuniaw of aba proortely of a Stela Con vantlon
for purpoaua of Coiwduiuonal reform. We de
not depracate the diacuaakin of thia qnealion, con
ducted aa it haa been with great moderation and
decorum by the C'onaervatlre proaa, nor do we
think that It la likefr to aarieajaty ernbarraaa onr
victorioua party in the great work tbat ia alrea
dy uikni ita uanaa, onteaa it aaail be
Oatio. The Reptiblioana claim the State by
fifteen thouaand. They gain a Congreaaman in
iha firal and poaaibly in tbe ninth diatricta.
flcbenck'i election ia doobtfuL
' Indiana. The Republican gain in tbe river
apeTBB and law In the central portion of the
State, The election la very clow. Nothing
fgea the doubtful Congreeaional diatricta.
PMirfYtVAitiA. The Bapubilcan majority
ttheciiyofPbiladuU.hu la 4,961. TheKepub
aaa tpaa the regnlai nominee in the ad dia
tatet, Tka DamoMiata elect Reading in tbe Hh
iiiatrict (a gain.) The Republican! elect Shoe
maker in the 12th dUtrict (a gain.) The Dem
ocrata hara probably elected Mycr in tho 18th
diatrict, making a gain of one in tbe Legiala-
no change in
Nothing haa bean heard from N
laam.TAiriA. Philadelphia, October 11
FornaV Pmm claims the election of Oliver
hatk Oth and Sbiiiahar in the IStb dietric a
both are however doubtful. Reading in the 6th
dietrirt ia elected. The Republican majority in
the 10th diatrict ia 2,000. The 16th and Hat
.dwtrictaare still doubtful. The Republican
will bare a majority of Ave in the State senate;
a ante. af two. The Hoaee ia the aame aa haft
jaar.
Tie SUmdard auma up ila dUpa tehee aa fol-
"Onr maai dawabli hiai hr'ne fhr. antUkinai
MMHhavaMmMMBwnai narevai
- Iowa. The vote ia light bat
Jhereeult.
Here the aaaiiaUt ration circtea are aiatilea.
ebraaka.
i of Pennavlrania, Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa
,on yeatarday. ihe I'ennaylvanu Cuigresaional
Relegation atanda aa It did at tbe laat election.
The Republicans gain two Congreaamen in
Ohio. Indiana i. cloae. Very little change
.cither way. Iowa ia overwhelmingly Republi-
JMotlung from ebraxka.
WHICH IS RIGHT ?
Immediately after the late election the ( on
jerrative Executive Committee iaaued an ad
drew to the people of the State, in which .they
declared tint the result "waa not a party tri
Aimpb " bat an uprielng of the lion est men of all
partiea against fraud, corruption and dishonesty,
and in favor of reform. Now certain IX-rnocratic
Journal claim tiiat it yrs a party triumph, and
Aothing erne, won by Aemtelett in apjte of ;he
moderate mea, whom they seem to be anxious
to jt rid of. The moderate men hold tbe bal
ance of power in the State, to f the least of it,
as the ajtras will aee sooner or jitex, if ore
oewnor lunrman, oi unio, u canvasaing tnat
.-State for the Democracy, taking ground that
the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amend
ments wure pot legally adopted, and are not
.therefore a part of the Constitution of the Uni
ted Steles. L'icLciiiye.
. They have keen declared ,to be parte of the
Conatitut iou by grope authority, and have
een racognUsd by the oongte, botii Scate and
Federal, as such. To simply declare them anil
and void by Congreaa, as i proponed by Judge
. Thurman, and many other leaders of ihc Hem--
&to party, it to reassert H Frank ftUlr
dtwatrine, which praewd aa itiraitwi te aha pr-
w in i aao li i ii j.
aawtrous toil in 1872, if adopted. With such a
jVUsdt in Its platform the Damaarac will foil
to carry severe! S6uthrn States at $k next
pmidanritiLtdectioo upon which it now calcu
' Bttes wWi eonfidence. Thousand of Conairva-
, fW tlwBpfP U0T- Beyniov In lftns, on c
eount of uuiltnoao ggaforawa for Chief Justice
.Chaae, and hi undoubted annsarrsfjaag., who
.would unhesitatingly have supported Oaaa. Grant
if Blair had Ijeen tho Democratk comince for
atta prahllaaoy.
bly preaard.
The vary canlion with which oar contempo
rariea aparoaeb tbe ewbiect, rrveals their im
uriiilia sdite isliaawa aMiMsw at the aresiait
w , a . w . m.
lime and ander praaaBi oircumatanoea. Aa yet
general euggeation, and since it haa derelc
no inbarmonioua spirit, we do not regret it.
Aa lo the general outline of reformatory
measure eusmstea in a tar. we believe there
II, C - I J I , I- ,r.
wui oa cvnaiueraoie ainwreneea among our
party friends, and there is no doubt that a Urge
segment of the Republican party recognise the
nscssaity of material change in our organic Uw.
Nevertheless we shall greatly err in underta
king lo do too much. . Tbe Conservative of
North Carolina are In a eandkion demanding
courage and ardor, bat requiring also modera
tion and deliberate coaneaL Oar victory was a
victory of Peace; a triumph over the policy of
reeaton. uur Banners were emUaaoned with
the symbol of Pease, and our alogana wen in
vocalion of social ardor and domestic quiet.
The peopU do not miainleroret tbattriumtih
achieved by their seal and devotion. They do
not desire that their work shall bo jtitirarliirH
by aexa leasee asm sarieeive order. Tbev do
not ask for the inauguration of a policy of vn-
awance, anu Utey 0o not believe that to artrked
work of rears of laiisdl ia to be remedied bv
sudden and violent chasaar, aUmdant in seal
but moat likely sadly deficient in wisdom.
The demand for a Convention presupposes a
necessity for certain organic change not proper
ly within the purview of Legislative action.
And it is in this view that we concur in a desire
for a Convention at aome future dav. not very
distant, bat certainly not immediately at hand.
if we oeaire perpetual unrest and never-ending
anaia nuiiuosiiy, inaiviaoai conccniion ana
ocal Jealousies w eannot better serve onr pur
pose tasaa try keeping lata nneatian of Oonstato
tional amendment and reruioii aa a constant el
ement in the party politic of the State. And
that will hsrritably be the result, if the LegUU
ture shall bedeleKated to do that which ia rjro-
pertp ins province oi the sovereign psopte in
Convention.
and to engage the wisest counsel of the ablest
and best men of the Stale. L'ntil the Legisla
ture shall have performed the mission now be
fore it, and performed it thoroughly and wisely,
the Conservative party has in hands full. Let
us not he too eager in this matter of a Conven
tion. Ffntina Ifnte is an excellent maxim under
certain circumstances. Let us not embarrass and
perplex the popular mind with issues which itis
not now prepared to entertain. The people are
thoroughly abreast of the moment; they have
shown uiat uiey can be trusted, and at tbe right
moment they will be found ready. We control
the situation abaolulely. Oar possible errors are
now the sole hope or a vanquished and dishuart
ened adversary, WUmtniUm Star.
Tbe suggestions of the Star seem to us to be
excellent. Too much haste in the matter of a
Convention is to be deprecated. It ought to be
elected when the public mind ia cool and tran
quil. Would it not be best for the legislature to
postpone its consideration until its second ses
sion ? And we shall certainly "greatly err if
we yidertake to do too much."
bin. Emtob,: The day for tbo ana vening of
the larglalaluni will soon be upon aa. Awlong
iia many uroiottve dull, law etecaaaa of
I iiltad States Usaalur ia not the least hwportanl
lbs inUiar Owlwan vatlvw' praargf thw-i
tlirougb ila oorrrsMndciii, haa iiinniiawa; I iu
faverltaa war thia high and hoawrwbfo trust.
Among Ml she Aamea auggested, I nod not on
who wool not reflect honor on the eaarw. It
aeeaas bard that aaea Uboriaw under atelutorv
dUablNtiea ahould be excluded from all chances
of such honorable pre ferment ; but, without
stop j ling to discuss the question, our peculiar
situation would seeni to demand it. Jt U gen
erally concealed that nothing ahould bo WA to
the magnanimity or aenae of justice of the dom
nam iwirty In t ongreaa.
The Cmacrvative parly, after a protracted pe
riod of trial, sufforinr and deeu humiliation.
have Just come into power, and ft i the part of
wImUmu lo us.- that siwer with ton-nlcralu dia
cretion ami distinguished noderalion. In the
election of a United State Senator, opecally,
no old feud ahould Iw awakened. The good of
Ilia Male, ..I lb whole country, not iguoring the
all-absorbing interests oftliejl onerrvallvc party,
hould be steadily ktjsl In view. lietwc.ii theae
there ran be no conflict. The iutereat of the
Stale, the I'niied Stair and Ihe Cnnarnralive
party are o happily blended a to be identical.
In subserving the one, neither of the others can
suffer.
Keeping all there eteadilv in view, allow me
lo bring before the good ddarns of Ninth Caro
lina the name of 0oi L W. Hi c unary, of
I ioldaboro, aa a worthy oomaetllor of the many
dialiiiguialied geiilhnnon hitherto announced in
ronnection with this dtslingniahtd honor. Aaa
eultivattd geutlanian of rank and fortune, he hi
wtaWty hnowTi ami universally resiRn-urrl. Hi
character, moral and nofllical, behove mp roach.
I ii what be undertake, his eoergy and ituluatry
are unenrpaaaed. Temperate In all thing, hit
iolilical foitb know no change baa always been
aa unwavering as the needle to the pole
Through all his past life, whan v at and when
over it was necsjaanry, hi time, his talent and
hi aaapl meane have been freely aad liberally
expended ia the cause o.' genuine democracy.
With all these, aad ranch mere which might be
'numerated, 10 recommend aim, and fro from
all statutory dWhiHtie, I ny respectfully aak,
is not urn. u. w. nBsapwmy Tat rurM man la
the right pUoe," for United ftate " rr n
J ' CoXSJJlVaTxTK.
-
J Tahgrep. te aha
FROM BUMOrK.
Btttti mi
. THREE -DAV 8 ilQHTINQ.
TtrrMt Ckna m Brtk Bidu,
BoawW AtUmyt CW Wmf Oat Mte-r
TV 1W, 'v.,,, ajr Towhae IVrvafo (W-
f - ff- TO i n M1 iVhwa ifeee
Berlin, October 10. -The flghUag at Slets,
which waa rwuewwd te the northward on the
morning of Saturday, waa, it aeeina, a teriota)
battle, Ealaa orulomred throughout the day. -
The Fry neb, who were ill dsavui lax lo pierce the
eeulre of the Ivaln lines, were assailed upon
all rides by freafodlvkaioas of Piossisn, which
were advanced lo the atiPlMtrt ol (leiier il on
Kemmrr durinar Tri.Uy nUht. Tlie French
made many brilliant but desperate and hopeless
auarct to crush the l'ruesian orates.
The ban le of Saturday ended, a bad it pre-
deroaaoe of Friday, in the defeat of tbe Frer.c' .
they beiag driven in ronnssioa into hfata, the
carnage waa mora dreadful than Friday, and ihe
Prumiana now hara the task of providing for the
dead and wounded of both araiiue, which will
reach alarming auinUrs. The lua-s of the
French and 'ruaJan were both very hear v. the
alaiighter riwembllng that of Ornvelotto. Tele
grams announcing Ihe victnnnn rwull of yea
terday'a battle hays been received at tbe Proa
aian war oalces, and bulletined to vast crowd.
CaritxJM r. rpand to Filht for tkt Frank Re
pafcfie.
Toor. Ii laatL MJ IlWotebs from Florrwr
say that t iarrbahl i in a. Idrrarieat a sWmooalrauon
of thouaand of v-wd. d. Ursd his deterraina
nation lo fight to, the holy Itepublk. He had
endured all hi aatferiajga for the caiawj of liber
ty and is ready new to aid Rcpublkaniam in
r ranee.
Vgaaiag at
Parie and Orleans road ha dispersed several de
tachmenu of French militia which were eominar
. k W I . .
uvjaa use aavare, eouin ui r.iam pea.
(Wod ru,k,im9 ml Mm fcavrte of Oa Gar-
11 -Heavy
throughout
g another
Laxeeaburg, via Brussals, Oct.
cantionadaag waa maintained all
sunnay ana aner nigatiall, denoti
great ball 1 1- I be French prisoner token ilur
lug tha engagemenU of Friday. Saturday and
Head ay. ail assert that Basal nV tronpa have
lasru dicraie rvaululiisn to cut their way
rliroagh theenvirouing I 'niaaianarraUsat Meta,
or periah lo a man.
Oeasnal BmrmtUUt f r i ji ' "
Derlin, Oat. 11. General lturnaid. has tele-
Stphed to the government here, and alao lo
iuUter Baneroft, through Count Bismarck's
inlenaediatlon, that be will r-entei Pari. He
aak alao that a dispatch be forwarded to Presi
dent Grant announcing that he met Miuiater
Wai.lil.urnc within the citv, and delivered ear
tain coraiiiaiiicaUona, and found tho legation all
CUQf
VON MOLTKFS OPINION OF THE
FRENCH OFFICERS.
THE LATE DISASTROUS FLOOD.
The fallowing are aome of tha terrible inci
dent connected with the late daaaalroua flood in
VlrginU:
The Mount Vernon Iron Work, In Rocking
ham county are entimly soae. and so are all the
tenant's house.
Tha Hon. Mr. Milne' iron works are a total
lo; and bis store house and content, valeed
at 20,000 are a clear loss. The flood sweat ev
ery thing before it.
nil venter Movers wife and child, at rort Re
public, were washed off in hat house, and are
supposed to hare been drowned.
Port Republic suffered greatly. It is on the
Shenandoah river, borne ten lo twenty house
were washed away.
llndgewater, the moat beautiful v ill. -urc in the
Valley, is greatly daraagad. Some eight or tea
Mnt ShJff and Ave children, who lived on an
isUnd in the Shenandoah, were on the point of
Llna .Vd.tl . .IT tk- w.Ar . . I kl 1 (L.
".S WM, ..'S. -SI." UTI1IJJ l,H
second story of tha dwelling, and they crying
piteouaiv lor help, aome gallant young mea
their condition, hastened two miles and cot
a small canoe, and bora it lo tbe bank opposite,
and two of them fHoaff and Cofmanl cot in the
canoe and rescued the fainiU only, five minutes
hemic the house was swept off.
The floe arte) mill of Mrs. Winston Radford.
near Forot depot, ia Bedford, was washed away
and wholly destroyed by lbs flood on Thursday
night.
Mr. Drake, of A roITIng mitbat Lynrbbajrg,
who could not be removed on account of hi se
rious illnea, and who spent the night with hm
OsaUaaaW of j9asssna HtH
Berlin, October lO.UThoflghtlng before Mete
was renew oa noreely yeatarday. An inoaaaanl
cannonade and feailad of small arm was main
tained throughout tbe day.
Diapetehes from tha German fores contain
no mention of the ultimate result of tbe battle.
fort to break te rough Van Yaighta, Rheiu's and
Laeiumer conunaoils to the nortb-eaat of Fort
Jwmiias Jitenaa,ss Pmm warn an lam liitfro-
VeraaUles, vU Berih October 10 General
Burnaide returned to Piris on Saturday, under
a flag of truce. It la understood tnat ha con
important proposition from Count Bia-
enumarating the of defense
provided for the capital and extolling the
strength and disrlpflbie of ita defences, he de
elarea that the note oecunntion of the neonle in
aTCT iti'sflla laTaaHlWi tfittkfi ihe fralernlly l.prem otThe ItepuTiITc,
Proclamation fnm Qamhttta Condition and Ar
moment of Jb vOO.OOO Mm under Jrm$.
Touts, October 10. Minuter Gambetta has
Issued a doparteaaatal procUmadoa containing
the following faots : J I report Uiat he baa been
anl by tha Guvsxaiaeut to convey a meaaage to
the people. Tha hope of the Prnauan rest p
on tha iclslds daaailmiiit tar deliverance.
of she NaaVonal Gerard
An interesting letter appears in tho Saint
I'Mir, of Lyons, relative to the iiwtructiona
whirii the PruaUn and French ollictrs are r
peclively obliged to pus em, in whiuk the wri
ter quotes lbs opinion of Own. Vott Moltke oa
French strategy and military education. He
aaa:
"Geu. Von Vlultk ha always maiiftod the
having beard quoted come of hi very word, ad
dreeaed to a French officer on a miarion to liar-
tin. 'Do not talk lo mo of your military educa
tion in Africa. If you have newer boon there.
so ansch ihe better ; wbeu you become general
you will be glad of it. 1 he war you hare bean
carry i nc on forty year against tha Arabs is a
euarrillerio of an inferior order. Never any
skillful marches, no feint, no counter-marches,
rarely anv sniTsrieee. With that school you will
do eothing more than form other school like it
Tbe fleet great war will demonstrate your ineffi
ciency, and were i not in tbe preaenoe of a man
of your merit, air, I abowJd not hesitate lo laugh
at yonr Ignoranos of the trade lo which yon de
vote youaaalvas. Among yon -do not deny it
a pi oncer ia almost a ridicolou person, and
la general the woihingman ia one of mean in
triltganoe. Here, an tbe contrary, tbe roostcasj
acientioua studies ate in the order of the day,
and the lowest captain know aa much aa your
ruff officers, who ar an brilliant in the ball
room. Have you even a auperbcial amallering
of tha element of the military art on tearing
vvjorsmokl schools T I am tempted to doubt
it Come, now,' continued General do MoHke,
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPEfT.
At tha first regular oommanloation of Fulton
Lodge, No. fit A. Y. M , alter the death of Br. -ther
Alexander W. Bui, the following resolu
tion were read and unanimously adopted t
Aleimdcr W. Bui, a member of Fulton
Lodge No. 08, deported this life on Friday, the
10tb of September, 1870, aged fit yearn.
Ia the death of Brother Bats tho Lodge has
l"t iu oldeat member, a man who for a number
of years has been Ihe connecting link hi our
midst between the present generation and a awn-
eratiou long since iiassed away.
tie waa made a Master Mason on Ihe list any
of Mar IMS. and ahaea than he ha filled near
ly all Ihe offioe of the Lodge and haa ever been
diatinguiahed for the seal and promptitude with
which he ha ever dUoharwed all hi duties ai
a m.niU r of Ihe iAaige. At such a lime ami
in view of tbe circumaUnce It is becomirur that
an expression OI our leelliiga ahould be entered
on our lerorda : Therefore be it
Resolved Tbat in tbe death of Brother Alex-
dr W. Sui w reoownise tha hand of aa All
wis God who dxeth all thing well, and while
Me haa taken onr oldest and one of nor moat
highly respect d mewabera from tho labors of
tins hf to the Iodge above, we will bow with
humble resignation to Ilia divine Will.
Resolved, That we sympathize nio t fully with
his bereaved family who hnva lost on nf tha
kindest and mod eatimable husband, and a fa
ther whose attachment to bis children know no
bounds.
Resolved. That Fulton Lodoa. bv tha death
of Bro, A. W. Buia, haa lost on of iu moat do
voted and exemplary member and thai in to
il
SlMpfaafaSl
m. Menace
othebrleVsaJKla, Dr.
At th
W. McAedlUh, in the town of Denbury, N. C,
on fnssnay
Iter. T. II
the h of October
Pewram. Walter W. Ki
170, by
of
Danbury, to Mia Nellie A , daughter of Mr. W.
L. McAndlish, of Halhsbury,
la tbbaonteg,tepts UaforahAaa,dau(b
tar of Jc-ei.h aad Mary M. Barber, aged I
year and IS dav.
Alao, on the 11th I net, Boos Walnwrighi, in
font daughter of Jacob F. and Itebseca T. Bar
ber, aJfl aMavaWafi I eaxya.
SALiSBURV MARKETS
OCT. 14, 1870.
aaroarsu r I. a. BNCeRHAveaiv, ea
pnrsiuad
iter ouuud
trbuib.orMtb.
tO !
tS te j
0 te -I
tie
u S
Four hundred
within Paris are
iuarda Mobile have been summoned, and sixty
thousand regulars are a cm hied. Three thoua
and eight hundred cannon are mounted upon
tbe rampart. Behind the rneieat is a third line
of defence formed of harricadea, beklnd which
the Parisian will be bound te defend the Re
public with the genius of stout figbtirg. It it no
vain illusion that Paris ia impregnable and can
not be captured nor surprised. Tbe PnMsiaa
expectation of famine and sedition hi Paris are
not to be realised.
Tbe following hi the conttoualioa of. the pro
imatiuo of Clean hstta to tho inhcbharito of tbe
DepartmenU of France :
After enui
taking the other by the band, 'I wager that you
do not know which is the most valuable piece of
for Ihe chamber of aa officer iu garri-
TIIE HOLDING OVER QUESTION.
We have furnished by one of the counsel in
the case with the following statement :
State or Nobth Cakomxa.
On the relation of Wm. M. Shlpp,' Attn. Gen.,
and on tne complaint oi ewuuuel A, Kelly,
Plain tiff:
vs.
The UftlVBEgiry. A eorreapondent of the
Wilwuiajtoti ayvftd prpoae that the I'niyer
sfMjr of Nortli Carolica be r.-organiied wit b Jef
fetean Dsara a President This anagssrlon of
foj corrajspopdopt ia endorsed by tbe Jrnml.
The ChoHotM Dmmmrmt aay that Rev. Prof.
I Wle Phillips, of lUvsdaOO College, would
''tnax a tench better President and knoVs a
great deal more about the p raetieol bastoaas of a
allege." We long ago suggested Got. Graham
am the man for the place, and when the Unjvejt
eity is re-organised we hope It gill be tendered
r0 W-
Boi IhUdiscuasion sot dm to a to he premature.
The Constitution must be amended before the
JJaiveraity can he re-organ iit-d.
I'leasaiK K. Martin, Defendant
Kelly is the old Sheriff of Davie aounty
elet-tod in 1868. Martin Is the Sheriff elected
first Tliursday in August 1870, under the art of
AsHciul.lv ratified March 1870. The commis
sioners received the bond of Martin and induct
rd him into office. Kelly churns to hold over
and bring his suit.
Tha defendant answered and made the fol low
ing points :
1. That the terra of plaintiff's office expired
the I Monday in Augiut J870, and tbat aa he
waa eteetoa eg wis quajinad roteraof wasawnasy
he was entitled to hold the office.
'I. That tu plaintiff had failed to aettU the
ic taxes arid te produce the receipt of the
Read tne comrpuoloatloa of "Cossrn
jPATtvf in oar cutiuc ns this week, recommend
ing Col. L. W. Humphrey, of Gobjsbbro', a a
suitable person for United States Senator. We
hnow Col. Humphf ey, and can honestly endorae
ail that our Ouwreapoodent says of his qualifica
tioii and AUkaa for the position for which he is
etouiu-unded. Thia we do without expressing
oiy. prefcrence of our own among the many di
tarannahsd gentlemen whose naaaea hare been
avieutijoed in corinectiofi therewith.
public
public officer, therefore, as he was in law bound
to do that he had I hereby forfeited hi office, if
ft Intd inrl aliesatt evjnieil by frs own tevuis ryf
iimiuuwm r. uooe, p. oov sec. w,
3. Twatpteirrtitaad forfeited mmy right that
he mar bars? had to hold aver, by becoming a
candidate for re-election.
4 That the action was improperly brought.
The ease went to trial upon these hwuc (gnaem.
that it was found that Kelly after heconrfn a
candidate for re-election withdraw before the day
: ff. A. 1 war or a .
n election, ) oeiore HaW, dodge at rail Term
1870, of Davie Superior Court Arawati bv
Clement and Price for nUintlff. and Furchea (ar
aeienoant, when his Honor gave judgment for
plaintiff. '
It U,uU be noted that this is rluj first deci
sion of holding over In the State. Kcily U a
democrat and Martin ia X republican.
.picni c oi the shock and exposure incident to
that terrible ordeal.
At Harper's Ferry the destruction was terri
ble, an immense amount nf property being de
stroyed, tine home tbat waa swept away con
tained 22 persona, every one perishing in the
flood. Thirtv-three persons living between
Shenandoah city and the mouth of the river arc
known to have perished. Mr. James Shipe.
who lived on I leer'.- Island, was with hi wife
cut on" from escape, and a one building would
go down lie would swim with her lo another,
until finally ahe waa drowned, and he reached
the shore on Sunday morning entirely naked.
The House of William Jones, on the farm of
Mr. F. M. Cabell, on Tve River, was swept away
by the flood and floated down the river until it
came to Tye river dnin, where it waa broken to
piece and Mr. and Mrs. Jones drowned. Mis
Wright, who was a visitor at the house of Mr.
Jones, and two of the hitter's children, held on
to tiie floor of the house and were carried down
the river to Willow Bank, a distance of twelve
miles, where they were rescued from Iheir peril
ous situationby Mr. Wright, the lock - keeper,
wno procured a boat and came to their assist
ance. Mr. Woodson's boat, which was lying at Tye
river locks, waa carried down by the current af
ter the lock-gates gave away, and dashed against
n tree between that point and Hughes' IsUnd,
The boat was shattered to piece, and Mr. Wood
son swam with his wife and child, who were on
the boat, a nuarter of a mite, and just as be was
grasping a limb of a locust on the opposite aide
his wife and child were washed awav from him.
The damage done on ihe Rivana river, in Flu
varia county, was immense.
The corn crops on the low ground of the Ri
vana end .lame river are almost a total lo,
having remained under water three days. The
current being unusually strong, the crops, of
both corn and tobacco, were levelled, and now
lie under a heavy sediment , ...
The account from every nuarter represent the
damage done as being terrible, the flood gener
ally bain from twenty to twenty-five fret high
er than U has ever been seen before by the pre
sent gertcsation.
desiring to rescue r ranee from the abyss into
which the monarchy has plunged her. To effect
this salvation, men and money were nut want
ing, lut a decisive resolution and the consecu
tive execution of the plans which the directory
might form for the relief of the country from
invasion. The national defence committee are
straining every nerve to arouse the country's
spirit Agent are abroad in all tbe armories of
the world, and arms are being obtained from all
the celebrated gun fat:toric in Kuroie and
America. This activity was manifest d in Paris,
distant provinces, nnsullied by the foot of the
invader, have abandoned thcmaelve tn torpor.
But this lethargy shall be shaken off. This groat
country will rise majestic in her might, and in
augurate a national war. The autumn rains
and chilling blasts will give immense trouble to
the nnaotiiiuHted Prussians, who will be decima
ted by hitiiger, and will fall an easy prev to the
son. Come with aaa,' So sayiag, the old Prua
aten led hi interlocutor into a small bed-chamber,
suited to a sub-lieutenant - a small had
without curtsies, three straw chairs, shelves of
books from the floor to tha roof, and in the mid
dle of the room a black wooden board on an
eaael; the ground strewed with morsel of chalk.
'It is with this that we heat our adversaries every
morning,' murmured the old tactician, who waa
destined to give afterward so severe a lesson -to
Qsjwil Frossard, tha professor of tha Prince
ImperUl. 'And for drawings, here is all wc
want, and M. d Moltke exhibited some geo
logical map. What a singular conversation,
when one thinks ft took place fat March, 1870,
for I copy it literally from a hitter ' dated the
Slat of that month. What may we not hare to
nay about the lesson to be derived from it T
We shall profit by them at a later period."
PRUSSIA.
Prussia ia a Cwsatkotional Monarchy, he
reditory in tho snnie iiae of tha iioheuxvl-
lerns. The Cwnati utiwn granted by King
tlie usual badge of moo ml no for thirty dav and
inscribe a Memorial Page ia our Record' to hi
memory.
Resolved, That tho Secretary furnish a copy
of thee prooevdiiur to the family of our deceas
ed Brother, and also to the Town papers with a
request to publish.
oB A HI All WOODSON, W. M.
J. K. Bt HKK, Kec'y.
Frederick William IV., in eou sequence, of the
January .list. 1850, but has been considera
bly modified by nine royal decree, made be
tween lr!50 aud 1S57. The Executive and
part of the Legislative authority is vested in
tin- King who attaint his majority on reach
ing the age of eighteen. Iu the exercise ol
the Governmeut the King is assisted by a
council of Minister appointed and dismissed
by nival decree. The legislative authority
the King shares u itli a representative a-s.-m-.bly
composed of two chambers, the "Herren
haus," or House of Lords, and the "Ab
geordnetenhAus, or Hotiee of Deputies.
The House of Lords is composed of the
princes of the royal family who are of age ;
the chiefs of sixteen "mediatised" princely
houses; the heads of the territorial nobilty
formed by the King and numbering about
fifty; eight life peers chosen by the King
TO MRS. LYD1A TAYLOR CALV,
or Mocuriu, x. c,
oa the death or hex rxxjurr.
"There arc tears on thy cheeks, young mother,
There arc tear ef aaaTuiah oa thy cheek.
And wan and pallid U the hue of thy tremulous
bps:
The light of Joy hath gone out from thine eyes,
And their tide are weighed down with tbe
Hoary. hand of aorrow. I listen fee tho glad
Tone which were wont to greet my memory.
But low slated sobbings, sadder than the
Meaaireai ofa sas iball. clans steal upon mv o
Thou art bereft, young moths, thou art bereft
Of a new born life, tbat waa dearer to thee
Than thine own. Tbe little snow-drop which
Nestled in thy bosom is faded and withered ;
A nether gam ha dropped away from tha
Shining circlet of thy marriage crown, and
Meet it is, that sadness and weeping should
Now ha thine. But take me to the darkened
Room where repoee all oi earth that i now left
To thee of what waa so cherished, and so dear.
Lead mo lo the soot where for dare long and
Weary days, thou has sat holding back that
Young life from the grave struggling with
The mtiieas Angel of Death, until thy wild
Heading could no looger be uttered ;
Until the cold drops of oblivion, which
Fell from his dark wing a they waved
Heavily around thee, quenched tha
Living spark, aad thy child, "darling Pauline,"
Was clay. But lift up tbe drooping curtain.
And let in the cheerful light, for darkness
Become! h not a scene like this. Let me tarn
Aside tbe snowy covering from the cherub
Brow, that I may look once more upou tha
Dear departed. Ma! and is Death so lovely?
I had dreamed that the footstep of the destroyer
Were marked with desolation :
And lo ! beauty and sweetness are all that
I behold ! Ofa I aome, pate weeper, and gate with
Me upon what is so passing beautiful I
Seal upwa its placid-brow a smite Oh ! sweeter
Thau the smile of life f is Mill resting.
Tfleliice orn angcf ; Tor it is the signal which
Heaven haa fm pressed upon its own ;
Healing it for immortality. Gase reverently,
For it i the reflected glory of that
Unclouded smile which beam from the
Brow of the Eternal, and is the light of
That spirit-laud where thy children liveth,
"Little Stella and Pauline," and waiteth
For thy coming. Dry up thy tears, young
Mother, and bide the time of thy reunion ;
Dry up thy tear, and weep no more."
M.
Hnidn,
Cult,
(urn. per hush, of
Meal, bush. 46 "
Ci.iu.craa. Der uouad M I
Ceadlea, TXllow, tuto
Adrantlne,
L'etton. per pouad, IS to II
Vara, nor baaok 1 -to to 1 1
Rgga, per dusea. ! te
feathers, par pesec cote Mi
rloor, psraaek ." IMtofl.lS
Flk, Mackerel, I tl.Oti
ot xa
a to
frail, dried, apples pealed Ate, 4
nap-ld a te I
Healed 6 10 7
uniM9ld In II
Utar.appar. per pound .... SI te 70
sole, .., SU to
'etet,, : ::s
Nails, cut. tO T
Uolaea. sorghum, per ga .' M
" W4 (acta, mm te 70
" XyroV " Leg te 1.90
Onteaa, per beak) CO to 71
I'srk. aerpoand t te IS
irteh. pot teuael, .......... rite l.oe
wees, Bote a
a. eernoaad Ila ia
uianaaw. - IS te M
Crnaaed Pulverlaed M te M
"'Jf fsfsnek, . (.iwtet.it
- MvOTpool, t.9ttot.9t
show. .......... t.SOtet.M)
agar. Uvea a,
Loaf.
Maaat
taeti
mm oa
te
attoi.
phi.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
G LITTERING TEETH.
Not only does SdxonorrT Import the white
ness of the porcct poreelian to the teeth. bu(
tho pmhitk. too. Thaw glisten after bring
brushed with it, like the inner surface ml an
ocean shell, and that effect of thU peerless
den t riflee Is to rood ar tho enamel as hard,
and indestructible at adamant.
Sara and
IMO't Gi.i i
mend the pieces, use "8AXO-
If von hara tallow, color or skit, or yel
lowish brown spots on face of body, dullness,
drowsiness, frequent headache or dirine.
bad taste hi month, aagat asaliil. internal
boat, unsteady appetite, low spirit, gloomy
forebodings, you art suffering from liver com
plaint or bilnontneat, and nothing else will
relieve and cure you to speedily and perma
nently as Dr. Pierce's Alt. Xxt. or Golden,
Medical Discovery. Sold by Drurwists. A
pamphlet sent free. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierew, Bufalo, Maw Ytta
ATtMts?ID S VST KM.
Sometimes, without auy assignable cause.
the physical strength and animal spirits give
war, and a strange torpor fell alike a the
body and intellect. There is little or no pain
perhaps, but the natural" rigor and elasticity of
the nervous aad muscuUr system seems to
have departed, and an Indifference to tbe
pleasures of life, and area of iu grave respon
sibilities, tikes the place of that earnest inter-
est in both which characterises evrv well bxV
anoed mind when in a healthy condition.
CHCftTJI OF THE STRANGERS.
The opening exercises of the Clmreh of the
(rangers, far ) or, m the new church fur-
'-hi ' T TW,. 1... the muni fi
held las
From Hie .Sentinel.
UNITED STATES HEAT)K
Ma Errrron : Allow me to name aa a fit man
to represent North Carolina i a the United Basle
Senate, Col. L. C Edward of Granvllie. Cad.
Edwards ia a nstw of Person, s graduate of lhex
L nivenuty, m ripe scholar, a teamed lttvyer and
an able debater.
If it his anv rnnerWrioa, Mr. Fdwarda
baa btd his diaablliuea removed bv Congress.
pErsov
Person county, Oct. 5, 1870.
femafe .Shkeo 7wUr Ruled W Pwpir.-Bos-ton,Ocl8
-Miarm C. Baratoy, a school
teacher tn Canton, Km., died to-dag from the
effects of a brutal assasdt with stones made upon
her last YVedneadv by fear of her scholars,
named .las. Cogswell, JaswatUh and Daniel
Keikler, and John Coffee, who have been ar
rested fer murder. Uw Bantow was 20 years
old, and waa in bad health.
V
Algernon
S.
Larnong
t, Daaiai
Sullivan,
cence of uommodora anderhill, were
Sunday, ?t iron. The New York Standard ays
the riiurffl lute heevt reOtted and look 'very
cheerfei. Thai church waa eomplelely filled,
fully Ana thouMUid person, being
whom were Uuraniottore
Drew, Thurlear Wood, A I
arid others. -
The pulpit was ornamented with beautiful
baskets of flowers, whose fragrance pervaded the
church, and waa occupied by a number of prom
inent elergyraen. Dr. lloldich, Dr. Durbin, Rev.
Mr, Baiibitt, Rev. Dr. Schaff Rex. J. Dichl,
Rep. Dr. Dennis, the pastor, and other. After
tbe usual preliminary exercises a hymn, written
by Phct-be Orey, was sung, and a sermon m
preached by Robert & Moran, D. D, of North
Orolina.
in the egecdag there waa a pnblic meeting m
the church, at which ( baocellor Ferris presi
ded. Addresses were delivered by Dr. Deems,
l;.- th- k'.nte nf Fath. Hnnawnr- Hey
8cleoc,of Baooklvn. Irenaso Prime and
Stewart U Wriodtord, ptolsl JJrew,
Horace Webster. U 1- 1 1'eter Uooper, Hon.
Wm. M. Evarts, Ex-Governor Throop, of New
York, Gx-aJoTornor Oldtn, of New Jersey, aad
other prominent gentlemen were presenl.
The young wife of Cornelius Vanderbilt is a
member of this church- Her bosbaiid present
ed Dr. Deem wi th a check tot fifty thousand
dollars some lime since. )
exigencies of nature. Their task td subjugation among the rich and land owners, great man
umnurvia ami national ceiL-oniies; cigm ti
lled no hi.-men el.-ct el in the eight provinces
of Vrussia by the resideut land-owners'- rep
resentatives nf the universities ; the beads of
chapters ; the burgomaster of towns haviug
above 50,000 inhabitant, and an unlimited
number of members nominated by the King
for life or for a limited period. The House
of Deputies consists of 432 members, 350 for
the old kingdntn ami - for the Provinces
annexed in 1H67. The legislative peroid of
the Chamber of Deputies is limited to three
years, and every Prussian is eligible to be a
member who 1 thirty years old. who has not
forfeited the enjoyment of his full civic rights
through judicial .sentence, and who haa paid
taxes during three rears to the Slate. Eve
ry Prussian 25. years old, who is qualified to
vote at tbe municipal electiout of his place
of domicil, is qualiKed to vote as an indirect
elector, or "Urwabler." 1 he indirect elect
ors choose . a direct elector or "Wahlman,"
who is selected from every complete number
of 250 souls. 1 be representatives in tha
Chamber of Deputies are chosen by the di
rec't electors. The deputies receive travel
mg expenses and a compensation ol Ki 'zo a
day, which cannot be refused. Every Prus
sian subject is enrolled in the army on reach
ing the age of tweuty, and serves 3 years in
the regular army. He is tbeB t nun- ferret! to
tbe reserves for four ears and in esse of war
will prove a hard one to accomplish. A great
nation ol iruemcii cannot relinquish her place
in the world simply on account of foreign inva
sion. Pite bnndred thousand men, are massed
within the Walls of Paris, who would rise and
rather trek death than to submit to the dismem
berment of their" beloved land. In conclusion
M. ' iambetta say: "Paris affirms tbe universal
sentiment of the French people. I-ong live the
Republic of France, one and indiaaulublc."
En&nmaMie Drmonttratitm. at TournSpeecKet
from Garibaldi and Gambetta.
Tours, October 10. The government held a
cil at the prefecture in this city to-dav.
buildin? was hunr with lentoou and draped
colors, the v;u. ri :iii and French flats no
ing entwined and surrounded with trophies. An
immense number of citizens aad soldier crowd
ed around the building and cheered from Gari-baldi,-it
having been known that be wa within
the Prefecture. He appeared uiion the balcony
and was received with tumultuous enthusiasm,
the people almost crushing each other ia their
frantic greeting.
Being at last prevailed upon to sddrcs them,
he spoke a few words, which were almost inau
dible (mm the low tor.e In which they were ut
tered, expressing hi traildrdst ia the ultimate
deliverance of France.
Garibaldi's manner during the delivery of tbe
speech was subdued. He appears to be in fair
ttMaxh not robust health, and was attired in his
famous uniform, wearing also a black felt hat.
TrevTOBirn IQUlua aim eovm nmin rnrttrer en- It. llal.lu is lw enlluA not In asily. ilnt. K..r
pinnae. He made room fer M. Leon Garnbette. tJ, next nille Jeari he U ecroned in the
rxoaiao mot wita s my, rwp.iqn. il re- .Lariawehr" or tniHtU, and if the occasion
rbotnTan SeaTTW &
IU uiab uuut fiiTu ni uir ui ini y ho i
ii.
Good Nan. It It announced, upon, -the
authority of a Berlin newspaper, that the
chignon has gone quite oat of fashion in that
city, nobody wearing this unsightly adden
dum except the demi-monde. How good will
it be for oar eyes if nor charming American nl)
yesang women (aa well as tos nvor ancient)
iM i.-.. , . ' - -- i ' 0
may apart roar peblie d emu a at ration 1q my J
behalf. A decree from the ministry announce
that Garibaldi has been assigned to the command
of all tbe volunteers.
. A Cruel Prodamation Severe Retaliation.
Berlin, October 10. A dispatch from Rheims
an n ounces that the Prussian commander at Laon
haa bwoed a proclamation to the inhabitant of
tha department of A ten declaring that four
French men, innocent or guilty, will be shot for
every rruaatan whom ne uinauiuwi asu.
A French Ikmm Given Oner to Pitlnt.
A duipau-h from Nancy announce that the
important town of Saint Dealer in the Denart
ment of Haute-Marne has been given over to
sack by the Proerian commander in revenge for
tbe I oa of a nwaaber of asea who are said to have
been shot from the house of the town. The
town was abandoned to P'l'sge daring a whole
day. All the principal building and dwelling
of the rich were plundered of their valuable
and despoiled of property to the value of thous
ands of franca. A shoeoiaker was taken beyond
tbe city confine, and executed fer firing at tho
Another Freest Tbr Burnt by the Pnuriani.
Amiens, October 10. Tbe Prussians hare
burnt tbe ""-lea- of Ablis, alleging 'in joathfsoa
tion of this ex ireme measure treachery upon the
pert of the inhabitants.
Pinssi uui Operatiom near Pari.
Berlin. October 10. A dispatch from Ver-
renort that the Prussian
srtivc in ihe departmert-
not exempt from military duty, bat it then
enrolled in tbt 'Landstiirm," or "home
guard." Oa a peace tooting, t Prussian re
giment consists of three battalions, number
ing 518 each ; in war, the battalions, are in
creased to 1002 each. Pcussia proper con
tains 21,(MfJ.296 inhabitants ; the North
German Confederation, including Prussia
Vf.uiujrf; tot
German States is
ulation (of the South
1,522; making the to
tal population of all the count ries under Ahe
military leadership of King 'William, 38,
ieirWO. Tint of France it 38,192 004.
Here it a Boston boy's entnpdbitina on
"The Horse :" "The horse is the must use
full animal ia the World. So ia the Cow
I ones had thirteen Dooks and two was
drakes and a Skunk Killed Oue. be smelt.
Orful. I knew a Boy which had 7 chickens
but His father would not let bira rais Tbem
and so he got mad aad so he bored a Hole in
ait mothers Wash tab. I wish I Had a
bortt t horse weighs 1000 pounds.
Delaware Elect ion The Democrats carried
the State at tbe election on tbe 4th inst . . by
from 2,500 to 3,000 majority.
From tbe returns made to the United
w:.-. u , , . - L -, . n.
ooamo jnarsnai n appears uiat i ennessee is
he wir.--d of1 the hearthUet MKintry on tbe clohe. and
ITALY'S TERMS OFFERED THE
POPE.
A Florence correspoadent of tbe London
Newt, says that tbe following proposals have
been made to the Pope, by Count Pons! di
San Martino, on behalf of the Italian Gov
ernment:
1st. The Supreme Pontiff shall preserve
the dignity, the inviolability, and all the, nth,
er prerogatives of sovereignty, and in, addi
tion, that precedence over the King and oth
er Sovereigns which have been established
by usage. 2. The Government of his Maj
esty tbe King of Italy, assumes tbe entrire-
ineut to offer no obstacles on any occasion toJ
tne acts ivnien the supreme Pontiff may ex
ercise by Divine right as Head of tbe Church,
and by cannon law as Patriarch of the West,
and Primate of Italy. 3d. The said xovern-
nient recognises in the Supreme Pontiff tbe
right of sending hit nuncios to foreign coun
tries, and engages to protect them so loug
as they shall be in the territory of tbe State.
4th. The Supreme Pontiff shall have fret
communication With all tbt bishops and t ie
faithful, and reciprocally, without govern
ment intervention. He shall equally hart
tbe right to summon in the places ami man
ners deemed expedient by him, etotex tactical
councils and synods. 5th. Tbe bithopt in
their dioceses, the parish priests in their pa
rishes shall be independent of any govern
ment intervention in the discharge of their
duties. Oth. They shall remain, however,
subject to the common law, as regards crimes
punishable by the laws of the kingdom 7th.
His maiesty gives up all the patronage of ec
clesiastical DenelRes. fftri. Thetothtn gov
eminent renounces all intervention in the
nomination of bfehope. 9th. Tbe eaid srov
eminent obliges itself to endow the Holy See
wun a nxeo ana tanginie revenue for a sum
to be deter mi ed by common agreement.
10th. The government of his niaiostv the
King of Italy, with tho view that all Catho
lic powers and peoples may contribute to the
maintenance of the Holy See, will open with
the said powers and fittinsr negotiations to
determine the quota which each of them shall!
... . , i..,,.. ....... .u. . . . M
t.iun.uui. ... t. niu. Ma icaaaov reierrea to in
tho preceding article. 11th. The negotia
tions shall likewise have tor scope to obtain
guaranties of the provisions established in
the preceding artielea. 12th. On the basis
ot these conditions the Supreme Pontiff shall
eoine to an arrangement with the eovern-
inent of tlie King of Italy, by means of com
missioners delegated for tbat purpose.
There only remains to add a moat impor
tant addition that tha giving up of the Leo
nine city to the Pope is understood to have
formed part of the plan in its practical work-
'-mm
Gen. Mahone, tho President of the toaool-
IdAted line between Norfulk sad Bristol, is
rapidly perfecting arrangementsjor rebuild
ing tbe bridges across the James river near
Lynchburg, destroyed by the late heavy
freshet.
Tti
nmurtorv symptoms nf some serious malad v.
It indicates unmistakably that the vital powers
are languishing and need a stimulant. In aoeh
cases the effect ofa feu- doses of Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters is wondefully beneficial. The
gi est tonic wakes up tl e system from its drowse.
The secretions snd the circulation receive a
new impetus. Tbe relaxed nerves their elas
ticity lender tho operations of the specific, like
the slackened strength ofa musical instrument
in tbe process of tuning. Lethargy and debil
ity are replaced by energy and vigor, tho
spirits rise, and life that almost seemed a har
den while the season of depression lasted, be
comes once more enjoyable, That snob a
radical change should be produced bv a remedy
entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids end
minerals so extensively used in modern prac
tice, may m em incredible to those who tin
their faith on tbe medicinal efficacv of active
poisons, but if these skeptics will take the trou
ble to enquire of those who have totted tho
corrective and alterative virtues of the Bitter
under the circumstances described, Thty will
find the statement to be true.
rain Killer--Perry Davis cV Son
Manufacture and Proprietor, Prteatraot.
Kkoiie Island.
testimonials raoat rat press. J
This remedy is well known to be one of the
very best ever offered to the public. It ft all
that it U represented to be. Tho testimonials
in its favor, reaching book for a scries of years,
and the experience ofa long tort, incontestibly
prove it to bo one of the most reliable specifics
of the age. JT. Cite Old North State.
Wo cheerfully add our testimony in favor of
this medicine. Roman Cittmtm
Da via' Pa i x K t .i.kr. V7e have tested thia
inoMetae, and assnre eor readers tbat it
only possesses all the virtue claimed forit.
iu many instances surpasses any other remedy
we have ever k no wn 11 era Id of Gorpcl liberty,
It is really a valuable medicine it U used by
many Physicians. Bottom TrwnmUer.
I hare used Da vis" Pain Kilter, aad consider
ii an luuispenseoie article in is
It nst txreotod
At Christiana on the Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad on Monday night, the citi
zens captured twenty gamblers and whipped
them. .They had bes-n defrauding th em -
..-,-a-r.: ll.t l,i.Ii,!.,t.
and bruises ii is in valunble. N. T, 1
Spoken of in terms of high commendation by
wjfi Druggist awl MivsicUa-PkiJsaVtpkia.
Known almost nni versafty to he a good rem
edy for bams, and other pain of the body and
is valuable, not only for eold in winter, bat
for various summer eomplalntt. Caristete Ad-
There Is no medicine I value to highly as tkt
Pain Killer have used it for rears, and In every
instance it baa proved a sovereign
mctsengtr, utmns Fnm, Jt. jr.
remedy.
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pi pie seat act aate. aa as i slat el retail arte.
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