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IHK SOITHLKM
HEPATIC PILLS,
That 4l, htng known and u-rll tried remedy
for all Itiliou distaste, caused by a
DISEASED LIVER
Read the following Certificate lioas
persons o! ill- higliext respectability. Af4
LIVKtt COMPLAINT.
Rkv. Dr. C. F. Debmo, (Aug. 23d, 18fi2.)
says: " i have derived great benefit from these
I'lil-. and have known many families and in
dividuals who have lound ibeni very beneficial,
mid 1 have a So known phynirioni in exce'trnt
fiondiny to recommetid Uiem to their patients.
For all diseases arising from disorders of (he
liver, I believe they are the best medicine of
fered to the oublic.
Rkv. John W. Potter, Snow Hill, N. C,
(January 5, 18G3,) says : " For twelve years
f - . m . i ..
a w W 4 D I 1 1 great uutre. say nver was uiseaseu
1""I .1 lifi. I lost my flesh nw.l strength, and my skin
MY virtu.- of 0 decree of the Probate Court of seemed changed in its color by the bile with
Mowaa coauty, will be sold at the court-house winch my system wa. overchsreed. I became
door in Salisbury, on Tuesday, the 10th day sulijoct to frequent and violent attacks ol bil-
rrf Norerrtber, five hundred and ninety-fiye was cbohe, eveiy attack leaving me weaker
acres of land belonging tn the estate of R. than its predecessor. The physicians bad been
YV. Griffith, dee'd. Said lauds are situated able- to jstoh me up a little, bat my health was
in the Westeru tmrt of the countv. w ithin in a ilenlor.il. le state. I had taken patent me-
two miles of the depot at Rowan Mills, and dicioes until I was tired of them. Without
are very valuable. A further description of energy or comfort, I was barely able to go a-
them is thought io be unnecessary as they I bout a little. A I length I yielded to the ear
have been advertised before. Terms made nest persuasion of a fiiend and commenced
tiik
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Laroneana, a union itr , but a man of
true liberal uriDCpleo, no leoo than of
geneiallv MCKnowleJfrcil capacity. II o
wao nna of the ciiiof contributors to
the Eiaria Ksponol. He io a good
writer, but no orator, and labnro, be-
oides. undor the disadvantage of very
indifferent health. The Minister
la GtAemacion or of tho Interior,
Senor Don Prazedes Mateo Sainuta.
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EuglUhman rettident in Madrid, re
c ivinu- fatherly Lisa on her fair
brow from the Liberator, whom one
greeted in the name of her country
men to the regenerator of Spanibh
liberties. Several ladieo, hio com
patriot, kiteed and ciied over him
with ouch passion that I could oeo he
had to stniggfe fnr Kerf pr)0tewron.
One old frieaa and comrade, an En-
elishmun, wrunir him by (he hand.
t'tr atilMeriptioa
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prinleil i entirely asw. No painawillbe alia red to
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accowipliabed literary contributors.
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Mr HumcII writes to the Times, un
der date of October 10 :
A lamentable incident occurred
Jfftterdav in Mud rid, Senor 1'ertz
uix, private secretary to Gonzales
Bravo, and known an one of the most
unpopular functional ion ol the late
administration, appeared yesterday
at the Home Otiica, whence, it seems,
hu hoped to w i t lid ra x some papers
com prom isinit; Oenzalos Bravo. His
presence collected a crowd at the
door of the Palace de la Goberuuciou,
PROGRESS OF tub REVOLUTION.
known on the day of sale;
Z. GRIFFITH, Admr.
Oct. 1st, 18u8. w::Ct
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TER and LIME, kept constantly on hand, a
verv Sow prices. Our farmers Will do well to
call on us at once and get their Fertilisers, be
fore ordering and buying elsewhere.
Wewdl take Flour or W heat at the mark e
price, in exchange.
SPRINGS, HUTCHISON & Co.
JVb. 1, Cowan's Brick Row.
Salisbury, Aug. 2. 6tw
taking the HEPATIC PILLS, with no confi
dence in them. They acted like a charm ou
me. From that hour J have improved. I have
perseveied in their use, until now, by God
blessing, am well and Aew ty I had a negro
man, who, as 1 believe, was saved Irnta death
by a noe of the?e Pills. My Doctor's bill was
annually from Sin to $200, bur that's Did
no use lor a physician since. 1 can confidently
8. D. WALiffcruTPifsfrTe'th of the Wil
mington & VYeluon Rail Road, (Aug. 30, 1862)
says: it has oeen saiu inai lyy!'H0," ,s vu'
national disease. However mis may oe, it
caused me long and severe Buffering. Provi
dentially a Iriend furnished me with a few bos
es of the ' Hepatic Pills,' and the use of them
has perfected a cure. In my family they hava
been used frequently with eminent success
Among my acquaintances many cases origins-ting-from
diseased liver, have been relieved and
cured by them. I regard them an invaluable
medicine, and take pleasure in lorwaruing tins
voluntary tribute,
A W n T.viriB Kan Petersburfl'. Va.:
.... , . ... ... . ...', . m . f . ,
accepted tne ( 12 igRft.savs: "In the Spring of 18)8
Grand Reception of Prim in Madrid
The Fugitive Queen Incidents Pros
pects. The steamer Uansa Wmfe foreign
files to the 18lh instant, with later ac
contita of the revolution in Spain.
The formal recep'ion of General
Prim in Madrid en the 7'h instant
was a goigeouo spectacle, described
by the correspondents of the London
paiMjro in extruvugeut terms. One'
writer says :
prim's RECEPTION.
At last every Ii vin&r thinir convert
ges towards tle triumphal arch, un- greatest saci ihces for
RtHMii Ifitluu ui iiftistmit-il, m aueu uv
in the Ptierta del Sol. and on his
again appearing he was fallen upon
by an excited mob, out of whose hands
the public force and the better class
of citizens could not rescue him be
fore had received several dangerous
wounds.
General Prim, being informed of
the outrage, stepped out of one of
the balcoiiieo of his hotel, the Fonda
de Paris, in the same locality, and
addressed the multitude at consider
able length, and in words which seem-
a. i s . a a
ea to worir. a Dcneocial impression
lie said :
' . ' I i SIM.
"iwouayo ago an ot yon were
lavish of the offer of'vonr arms and
jour hearts ; you were ready for the
tices for the sake ot lib
Haag & Smith's Patent
WATER WHEEL.
THE undersigned having
agency for the above named wheel, would , WM atUcge(t wjth Dyspepsia to such an ex
call the attention, of the proprietors of Mills. Jent that ai m cf every description dis
Factories, dec dec. tp the many advantages ih j was 8WOen I had to
they would derive from using it. It is well ioooea mj clothes, and night after night I coaM
adaptedt to all purposes for which a water t no j trjej one or two physicians,
wheel is used. The small space it occupies, and a ,jea Gf medicine, but found
ana meveiociiy oi in uiouou, ro muuu- aQ n i purchased oce box ol tne isouin
ive features. It requires but a small amount .. Hinaiie Pllfca. and the fiist dose I took I
of gearing, Ice does tot affect it. Works Mt relieved, and continued until I took th
. IS 1 t . 1 a! 1 1 A. a ..1a I ' n . as a J
as weu ou nonzontai as vertical snait. oun- wi10 t,.. i am now entirely well, anu ea
able to any locality. Not affected by back hasrtilv. and never have bn attacked since
water. It is simple, cheap and durable. Une j ly recommend these Pills to the Dys
j.f V. .. ti.liuala Aan Ka auAn in Aiuiralinii at I .... . . . i . . '
, iuo 1,.10 vm. w to. - f - pepitc anil uie cominunny at laiuc.
r o;ii u, a UUJ IV sV b, .him uu oihiw l uu n mi
River.
I have been in the Mill wright business
for 25 years, and consider this by far the best
whell I have ever yet met with. This wheel
costs from 15 to $275, according to size.
For further particulars address me at, Je
rusalem, Davie Co. . N . ('.
RICHARD T. NUTT.
Sep, 10, 1868. 4tw-36
a dark, thickset, middle sized man,
in a plain undress nnil'orin, with a
bright star on his left breast, and rais
ing in Ins hand a blue foraging cap,
with which he gravely salutes the
enraptured people. That is Prim !
Close to his bridle hand rides Serrano
in full marshal s uniform, covered
vr'uli plagues txnd crachatt, a heavy
plume waving from his gold bound
e.ttn Led hat. Ha in
at, gay apd gallant as is bio seeming. ,eI 118 t0 8ive nP our office' Bnd ave
All eves are fixed ntwn the great Ptn t,,e wa. t0 m "
Progretitta all
only be prompted by our enemies.
Every hi each of the law is a crime.
Do not compel us, now that so much
has been achieved by our glorious re
volution, to despair of its final victory.
If you disturb us in our work of
reorgatifxatTon atrd order-; if yntt in
terrtipt the deliberations with which
the recently constituted Government
is busy ; if you do not allow us to
.a s. a. a
provide tor tne iuture, you win com
l?,lb.3in rtJ ' the year. 1866; 1866
17 at tue rite of 81 Ml a year for earli or any
an t l7. Sttne w J ittfTT for S2.-
Rev
aO . vetr 1
frmm. lar p'"iUi
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L.n . w j - - - ,
II Tin tO,-'ltHTlDera..ll'rmm;uuu.
. . - . v.. .ir ... ,n rr . - . H.n
is V.UOS. u.m WHS r , - . fliT-rt to
un" mo u""j wsw.w - t
YARBROUGH HOUSE,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
r RALEIGH, N. C.
The PronriPtor in rainrninir l?a ii"
thanks to the ticViW t.unu tor the liberal,
patronage extended tonim during hisconnec
tion with this Hotel, takes occasion to assure
them that nq effort or expanse will be spared
io retain the present reputation of the I Intel as
one of the-very best in the South.
He is happy to announce that the fall i n the
price of supplies enables hitni to reduce the
I irjioe to
Three Dollars per Bay.
Tocitizens coming in to spend a week or
he will still mase a greater reiuction
They can be sent to any point in ths United
States by Mail or Express.
PRIOE For one oox, ZD emu. una. a.ow nmu u
JO One Groea,ei& Three Oroea, 50 Grui;
The eah aid either accompany jtie order tor tbe Matt
cine or it will beacot 0. 0. D. Or era ahould be addrca
rd to O. W. DEEMS, .
IlauJte,8ooesOtwB Taasv, .
, BAtT.Moaa Mi.,
here they will be aromptly attended t.
Por Hi se Meiltcinea call on all rriretahla Druniita
everyshere. and en all the Drnnti H t,uuioav.
JOHN H. ENKI68,
DruairUUSneCial Aceai
.i H
10:watwly
OLEMMONS
STAGE LINE
' v" w sivsn to nuts.
1 he Lr.mnrd Scott Pub. Co.,
T. 140 Fulton, Hi., N: T.
su
Board without
Tbe L. rVYi- CO., alas publish ths
FAR MRBS GUIDE.
more,
tie is prepared to furuis
irtxuns at very low rates.
He hupest'to have the pleasure of welcomiue
Hto the arbitttk Hotwe h4s old eustottir
and many new friends. '.
J. M. BLAIR,
Warwaw to ...,Fj.H1f vllifvi:
Leave Warsaw for Fftyettaville daily, ex
cept Sunday. Thrtbigh Tickets from-Wilmington
to Fayetteville, $6. Through Tick
ets from eldn, via Warsaw, to Fayette
ville, $10. Through Ticket frt.m fiolds
boro', via Warsaw, to Fayetteville, $6.
, Charlotte o VVtidesbornV
Leave Charlotte, via Monroe, for Wades
Know and Believe
frpHAT B. POULSON & CO S. DRUG
y SrsraiKS. of .Kdfnbursh, and the lati Store 1st be .cheapest plsce to buy Dries
mme..,mtlXiB.mWt' JPtsmt Msdijii in this section .of North Carulir
euva, 1600 P.e. fSZJEETtt-sd na. Try theni I at
Prjes 07 for tbe two "0 WTATT'9 OLD "STAND
stay 4. 1 oatisoi'ry, i.
by Ba
B. K. MOORE,
Attorney and OntnteUor at Law, a
l -V BBS
boro', Tuesday, Thursday and Staturday.
Leave Wadesboro' Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday, after the arrival of the Wilmihg
t...u, Ciiarlotte dc Ruth, ford Stae,X 3,
.tlorrivill to Piub rn'
Leave- Morris ville for Pittsboro' Mbndaj
Wednesday and Friday, return next days.
1 1 titi in oils' '.re mm' (I 'ion lie
Between SALEM and HIGH POINT
X. C, fare On Dollar.
1 1 - rsi At l-aa, .
Ka -i-i- I I .11. i HI fcfWdaa
on tne gre
hearts leap out to
wards him, every tin -at is strained
with passianate cries of devotion and
thankfulness. Such moments full to
a man's lot but once in an existence
and it cannot be denied that Prim
bore the surpassing honor of his po
ition modestly and worthily. Sur
rounded by a gorgeous staff, glitter
ing with gold and crosses, while he
was as simply dressed as one of hi
high rank could be without affecta
lion. He looked the impersonation of
a popular leader. But for a brigln
glance of recognition, levelled now
audi then at some balcony whence the
face of an old friend gazed fondly up
on him, tin calm of his resolute cotm
tenance never vanea; one could e
that he felt the enormous respoiisi
bililies of hi? pnwelr, but that his
spirit was equal to "their fulfilment,
and that the knowledge that go munv
hearts yearned towarut, him, while it
tilled his 6011I with a deep grateful
1 1 ess, did not avail to break down In
self command, or overwhelm Ii in
with a fide of. emotion. I never saw
a man of more gallant presences ,.
Presently, alter ridinS through the
Puerta del Sol and round tho Oalle
San Geronimo, ho drew "up af the
door of his quarters and aliirhted.
We. awaited him in thn laitfn cntiidnr
FIRST ("LASS MILL Lit wsntr. to take
charge of a FrasT I i. v-s Mill, situated in
. --,r.T1Dav;don county. Address
UOITB " T - - ----
NffTON, N. C.
WILSCl
A.G. WHA1
CJiemBuonsviller.?fr.C.
Uu. VL P. BESSENT, D. D. Sy
ATTBEBOtPEX HOLTS E,
1 ..
ii. 1 .! 1 : OAltr V''Tt Ml.ljDrm- IV a 3 - J
leading to his Rpartineiits, and ac
companied him tVt'ie errand saloon
looking over the Puerta, from which
he addressed rhe peope m ,ew B"lv
dierly, t rs j eeiitences. He said :
r ItlKNDS AND 1UNTKYMEN U
not expect a long speech from me. I
am weary, and ex ha us ed with fa
tiene and emotion besides, 1 am no
WMftl "t
cheers and applause avail me uoth
ing, unless you mind ray words and
enable me to insure order. I do not
mean the order of the moderadoos,
which means disorder in the higher
spheies and oppression of the lower;
hut I mean order at the summit, in
he middle, and at the base. Who
ever allows himself a misdeed of the
nature of that which compelled me
to leave the Council in Order to come
and address you is lib friend of mine
no friend of liberty and you
ought yourselves to luy hands ou
him and deliver him up to the judici
al anihotitiee, as he is most likely to
he a hidden enemy, a disguised foe of
he revolution. Why should job in
ve.igh Rgains' these wretches who aru
now east down, cowed, and de etiee
letis ? As' they, dared not nieel u
sword in hn'nd when we came forth to
confront them, leave them a-t peace
now ; for to. attack them in their
present plight is tne deed of cowards,
not of Liberals, Have you forgotten
that oue of tTiiSe'l'mscraffi
ii a paper not long ago "that it Was
not only lawful, but meritorious to
put me to ilea Ii. as if I were a mad
dog I l et I, who nave withstood and
endured all this, forgive this poor uu
fortunate with all my heart. Follow
my example, and forgive tor your own
part.l tyeseech yon. from the depth
of my hvart."
Such were General Prim's word's
asi Jfcported by the Curpondencia
ot tins day. lie was followed' by
Senor Hi fern, a Democratic leader,
who assured the people that his party
at a late meeting had come to the de
termination to npjbohi tne new Gov-
itor of the Iberia, one of the most ad
vanced Progretitta organs. Both tin
paper and the editor have suffered
persecution at the hands of O'Don
tiell. N'hi Ht ., and Gonaaleo Bravo
a persecution to some extent jnotificd
Ly the houndloss intemperance of
style. Sagosta has been a Deputy,
and a very eloquent orafor, but his
practical knowledgo of affairs is not
very extensive. The Minister ofiho
nasienda, or of Finance, is Don
Lanreanzo Figuerda, a progressist
and a free t ruder, as io also his nnder
secretary. It has, however, been es
tablished in Council, out of regard
for the protectionist tendencies of the
Catalans, which it io now necessary to
humor, to adjourn every Jevery meas
ure or discussion relating to cotnmer
cial policy, and to refer Romero Or
tiz, Minister of Grace and Justice,
has been a Deputy, and has belonged,
by turn, almost to all parties. He
has, however, done, good service to
the State hy directing the works of
the Caditsto, or register of landed
property. He is a lawyer and an av
erage speaker. The offices of Minis
ter of Fomentn, (Public Worko and
Education,) and that of Ultramar, or
Colonies, have boon given the first
to Don Manuel Ruiz Zorilla, a friend
of Prim, and the second to Don .Ado
lardo Lopez d' Ayala, a friend of Ser
rano, D' Ayala is a poet and a writer
of high renown. Tho proclamation
letierxo liovaiicnea, "previous to ure
engagement at tbe Bridge of Ah oica,
are well known to be D Ayala's pio-
d net ions."
THE SPANIH AMBASSADORS.
The Paris Memorial Diplomat iqve says.
that in virtue of a universally admitted
usage, the representatives of Queen Isa
bella iu foreign capital continue to exerv
cise their diplomatic functions, by reason
of the protest she has notified to foreign
courts, until there shall have been const!
tu'cd at Madrid, in tbe legal forms, a gov
ernment that eaii be recognised by foreign
courts. The Paris correspondent of the
London Times says : "This may be so,
in foimor nominally, but meanwhile the
ambassadors quit their posts. M. Mon
left the embassy several days ago, and
the Duke de Rivas has arrived in Paris
from Florence."
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nary te opiB.-a.-an-. -etattor- f , . ' -1 -
Contractor. ate discourse. Accept my thanks , ,'"i l. 7 . , , V
i ... i I r.i . tt, ' t 'i I uiraa ot ttitj luinii i. uu nt'iruita
u coiigra.'uir.iions - r ina ui x.to jo- a j j r;
auu a uui uau tie ermineu to issue
ate
an
ert"d .r 4 Viva el Pacblo ! 'Abaj
lot Rotbonetf Farewell tor to-night.
4 Returning info the room, ho hrtd to
pass from the arms ol one friend into"
tliocf o: anotner. livervoy.n em
braced him ; and it was a pretty sight
forthwiiha lan'o posse of milhtarv
aud eivforce order at any cost. The
conflict iiHe been so tar avoided. r
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pokts in urncx.
tOK6e a;tiiuid, btiddiiigyoHMg fctiglUlrr Mrr Russell abo writes : i
beauty ,.thc. daughter of an emitienfi The Minister of State, or. Foieign
President Johnson's Letter to
GONEBAL EWING ON TUK Fl.VANCKS.
The letter of President Johnson to Gen
eral K wing on the national expenditures
and the public debt embraces a compre
hensive survey of the fin uncial history of
the Uuited States. It exhibits the start
ling fact that while from 191 to 1861 our
debt was at no time more than $127,000
000, four year of war subsequently ex
p m.led it to $2,800,000,000. In view of
the enormous expenditures demanded
fur purposes, the accomplishment of
which require a large standing army, tho
perveisioii of the constitution and the
subjugation the States to negro domin
ion, 'the President . emphatically insists
on retrenchment as an abaolu.i necessity.
Ill express -a the hope that ''if a wise
eeoAetay Wadoptod the taxes may soon
bu materially .reduced, not merely for tho
bent fit of arfew but in the interest of all."
President Joluision, "however, does not
unfold any definite plan for securing a con
summation so devoutly to be desired, lie
flares his convictions as to tbe vital is
sues of the great questions now being ag
itaied throughout the country, and asserts
that "the contest is not merely wno sf
occupy the principal offices in the people's
gift, but whether the high behests of the
federal const ititation shall Le observed
aud maintained in ordei that our liberties
may be preserved." For the redress of
great wrongs and tbe ' correction of the
many abuses under which tbe country is
laboring his hopo is in the American peo
pie iV. T. Herald,
Grant, by order ot theaProsident, issues
au order, calling the attention of persons,
engaged iii the nnval or mili'ary serviee,
to tbe laws forbidding their interference in
elections.
Treasury employees who resign, are ol
io wed one month's leave ot absence,' with
par. Others on the black list, if they
at " e dT s s
manly dfsajtuce.
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