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GENERAL GOSSIP.
The jail at Conyers, Ga., was
burned recently, and two prisoners
perished in the flames.
T lo -new .e jpf the First Pros
bytesi4 hliJ1i Atlanta is to
cost $ , 0.
Judge Cloud lass been indicted in
Surry county, N. C., for an assault
on the clerk of the court of that
condOtf.0,; .
("I'Go r Long ',root b~oonm1o a
mori of Ioiinm .at'holic
Chu t No lcan icently...
Two hangings in Georgia during
this month. Wii. Meeks will be
hanged on the 6th, and Bock in
Chattooga on the 27th. Both whito
men.
The work of rebuilding the
Devonport Female College at Lenoir
N. C., which was destroyed by fire
a fow weeks ago, has been con
inonced.
Princess Charlotto, oldest daugh
ter of Crown Prince Frederick Wil
liam of Prussia, has been betrothed
to the hereditary Piince of Saxo
Meiningen.
The New England Methodists
have passed a resolution of thanks
to Mr. Hayes and his wife for ban
ishing liquor from the White House.
Somebody wants to know if the
ropresontatives of the "effoto mon
archies of Europe" are to be deluged
with milk and tea at State dinners.
The president of the Ohio Fat
Men's Association has just died.
His name was John Templeton, and
it is asserted that he weighed five
hundred and five pounds. His wife,
who survives him, weighs only
ninety poilds.
The Young Meii's Christian Also
ciation hi the tJnited States num..
bors 03no haindrqa thousand mom -
bors. Until recently there were but
three Associations south of Wash
ington. Tfheroe are now almost two'
hundred, some of them very flotur
imihing.
A wine cask from the cargo of the
steamer Frisia, containing a large
amount of dynamite, was found in
the Appraiser's room, New York,
addressed to a person in Hunting
don, Illinois. An accident in
handling the package in the store,
where somie four hundred persons
* and a million and a half dollars of
p~rop)erty were gathered, would have
b~epn most disastrous. Tihe package
was romoyed to a vad1nt lot.*
Geneorali Robert 'odmnbs dehies.
* that tho'fourtcenth and the fifteenth
amendment gave increased repre
sentation to the South in Congress.
The Constitution provides that all
free persons shall be representecd,
and it wVas tihe thirteenth amend
mont which abolished slavery. . To
this amendment is due the increased
weight of tile South in tiiU National
icouncils.
povernor Hampton and the Radical
Claimants.
On the 14th inst. Governor Hamp
ton, through ibis private secretary.
Mr. Manning, addreseed a letter to
eachl of the Radical contestants to the
State offices, requeating them to
paeoleo6e hm e'ascmi
sindpedging Himnself to recognize
~hoseo may be hokeoafter declared
~looted by Wp Supremne Court. Tile
Lettpr gontaiadani intimation that
~n any event [these. Radical conttos-,
tants will not be permitted to
exerreise furtiher control of the
arelhivos apd State property now in
their respectivo .dopartmeonts.
On Monday, Elliott, T~jlbort and
Kennedy addressed a joint letter to
Soorgary"' ddcljping to vacat0, on
th~o score bhat they are the lawful
possessors of thleir ofmoes,..and havo
entered the courts merely to protedt
thomselves from intruders. ,Thoy
hold tilat a r'etirdmnt at present
woulit be a virtual abandonnent of
thir ofices.
Cardota and Hayrio wrote indi
ijrni answer. Them..r...,adres
os "Hon. Wttdo -Hampton" and ox
presses great ..su1rprise '-thn4 .tho
latter, aftoe l is assurances' mado to
Hayes, is thus -early resorting vir
tually (to force. Ho declines also
to vacate, and adds in conclusion :
"I do not recognize your right as
governor in any manner to pass
upon or agcide ay ,iglit to my
present offico, and I cannot comply
with the request contained in the
lotter of your Private Secretary."
To this Governor Hampton rjoined
that the tenor of his letter had been
mistaken. His request was that
the "room" now occupied by Car
doza was tlic "oflice" to which he
refoei'od, afndi not Clio treasurer
shili. ie announcell that he could
no longer suffer Cardoza to rotuain
in the treasurer's room, but ox
prossed. a willingness. that tlto .doors
should bo scaled up, to await the
decision of the courts.
Hayne exp1 ssod a willingness to
turn over his office to Col. Sims,
when tl4Qoourts shjll have deci4o
in favor of the latter, but not before.
At last accounts, Governor
Hampton had taken io further steps
to securo possession of tIese do
partmonts, but it is thought he will
eject the present occupants shortly.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Redno ate u s i
terative, 'T'onic, Solvent
and -Diiiretic.
VjE TIG''NE is made exclusively from
the juices of carefully soltyted bh ks,
roots anl herbs, anl 5o strongly coneen
t.ratedl, that it will effecltually eradicate
from the system every taint of Scroflula,
Scrofulous lumor, umors, ('aneer, Can
cerous llumor, Erysipelas. Salt .llheum,
Syp hilitic I)iseases, Canker, Faintness at.
the Stonmach. aitd all dise(ases that arise
from ilmpuro blood. Scianca, .lntla.tistory
and .(hrort c .Rheumatjanim, Neuralgia,
(lout and 'pinal: Comnplaints, can only
be effcetually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive I)iseases of the
Skin, Pustules, Pimples, Blo6tches, Boils,
ettter, Scald-head and Ringworm, V 'oEan
'rN.E has pever failed to effect a pei;na
nent cure.
For Pains in the Unek, Kidney Con
pliaite, Dropsy, .1?chal, Weakne s, Leu
corrlwoa, arising front internal ulceration,
and uterine diseases and (ieneral )clility
'E'ruoETI3: acts Olilectl y a pon the cause of
these Complaints. I invi goiaty's and
strengthens the whole syaite'i, acts upon
the secretive organs, allays inilamnation,
cures uleerat ion, regulates the Bowles.
For',Catatrrh, Dvspepsia, Habitual ('os
tiveness, Palpitation of the Heart,
Headache, Piles, Nervousness and Gene
ral Prostration of the Nervous System, no
medicine has given such perf'lect satisf'ac
1.1in as the VE(3ETNrE. It purifies the
blood, cleanses all the organs, andl pos
sesses a coritiolling power over the ner
vous system.
The remarkable cures offected by VEGE
TINE have iiduced ninny physicians and
apothqearies whom we know to prescribe
and use it in their ewn familios.
In f'amt VEGEI~''NE is thaei'bst' remedy
yet dliscoivered( for the ahove udiseaises, andie
is the only reliabale BL4OODI PUltlFIER
yet placed befere the public.
THE RIEST1 EVIDENCR,
The following letter from Rev.. E . S
.est, P'astor of' the M. E. Church, Natick,
Mass., will 'be read w ilta interest by
many physicians. Also, these .suffering
fromx the same diseause asa atliited the son
of' the Rev. E. S. Besit. No personl can
dloublt this testimony, as there is :1no
douhbt abouat the curative pow eii of
VEGET1INE:
Mu;e 1. It. 31TsvEm: Den r SIr-\\'e lhave good
re'ason for Ir'egar'ailng 301t4r V KE'lETN K a medilN
cl1:'' of theo g re'ate .t value. \We feel asiiurlt
Iha it, has beena t ho moeans of savinlg our sen's
life', li 110W owventeeala y'alrs of age; for tho
last two ye'aarsh h as sttilferedl from necrosis of
his leg, claused by aiserofuilouis alfact lona, and1( Was
sot far' reduaced thlat araly all who saa..tfm
t houlght his recovery lialaossile. A eot eil of
ph1y5llns cou1l14 give tis batt I hae,, I1es hf111p
o4f his 'vra rallyaag, twa) of the' nlaa Ileelaraintg
t hait ha was boyonda thle r'eacha of lfit'mi re'me
d1i4s, 1 hatl even' amlapult at ion cotild taot saui 0 him33
ais he 1had4 not vigoa eniough to ir ae the opaera
tion1. ,Just, t.haen we commi od givinag him
i'EUEIN K, atai fr'oma tl tl, ti 'to the presentf
ha ets been'i coanioutsl5 fimprovinag. ife ham
lately resumedt'a his*.tuIles thirowna away his
Cr31chies anad cane. (and waliks aiboult chearfully
and14 stroang. 'I.
Tihougha Ihere st ill some discarge from the
Onelaing)-wherv. tha' lImb was launera. we have
ilheflet tealanthle,thait in a little time hie
will b perfcit rd.
lie las laken' abouaat, three dozeon bottles of
V'E*EIN . butl, lately uses hiut little, tas hie
declares that. lhe Is too well to be takIng medl
eine.
Respect fully yoursu,
K. 5. R EST,
All IUiseases of the Blood.
If VEGETINE will relieve pain,leanso
p~urify and curo si chi diseases, reAt Qring
t~ho patient to perfedt health afteor't ,ing
dif'erent ph13ysliansa, manmy reimed is,
sufferinag for years, is it not conclusive
proof, if .von are a sufferer you can be
cured? Why is this'medicino performing
siuch great cures ? It works ini the blood,
in theclti ft .~~ountI
The great source of diseases originates in
the blood; anid no0 miedicine that dloes not
act direct-ly upon it, to, purify and reno
vate, hans any just clim upon public
JReCOmmlend it H eartily,
soUTH ItesToN, Feb. 7, 1870.
MR. st'ivRNS : 1)ar Sir--I hlauve taken severat
hottles of your VIEuETINE, and amn conivlined
It, Ia a vauable remedy for D~yspepsia, Kitfdny
Complaint, anld general deIlllty of the 5sstm.
I can heaurttly reOcommi'aend it. to aull suffcinig
from t140 aboye copana oursesapcect.ully,
886 Atliens Street,,'
s.-PR EPA RED BY
H. R. STEVENS,
JUOSTON, MASS.
Vegethne Is Sold by all Druggists.
inar 31
Oneo car lditd hiellPbt ao~es
One " " " Oats.
--ALSO,
A full lino of Plantation Hard
ware consisting of j
Lay Iron,
Plow Steel,
Steel Plows,
Plow Moulds,
Spades,
,. SLavel s,
T1racos
lHam111s,
Olevices
Heel
4oro s,
&c.
which will be sold low' for
--CAS.
I keep constantly on hand a full
supply of
PLANTATION and FAMILY
I have on hand several brands o
hirt class
FERTILIZERS
which I am. prepared to sell for
Cash or on time with well approved
securities on a moneybasis, or with
a cotton option if parties desiro.
All partes-n want ' i a i
will do oell to call on mo 1 oro
purchasing.
F. ELDER.
feb 20
IEEPS constantly on band a full eup
ply of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES and
PL ANTrATION SUPrPLIES. His stock has
recently boon . replenighod, and- ho is no~
roadty to supply the wants of all.
oot12
J. U). IcCARLEJ
I3EGS to inform the citizens of Winns
boro and the pubii. ir 19 gener~l I ho
h4 on hand the lat-Ost ad d best .4electod
Atock of
WESTERN RYE, and N. C. COI}N,
in town .-(
Brown Porter, Cream Ale, and Cooknoe'
Dolight, AlfT and 'Aif. Smoking and Ch4w"
ing Tobaceo,
CIGARS, &c.
J. C. SEEGERB' Palo Beer always fresh
on dIraught.
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A lot of p~atent 'ALARM CANDLES
kuitablo for faily uhe.
CALJ. ANI) 14RR 'PHEM
MAILJ
.All Persey aft s} tasetroolre od
by Mail witha Pe4-fo nopou bs 4
soi-ibi tt~ioir Sim me
Dr. Townsend showing manner of ihitngr
(Sond for our largo and boautifully $ustratod
Iapet', soot free to anty >addre5 )
\Vy,~oslhit "
PATAR O 'Iill~ sonlbH
fes(tn1h actbd;
and Uatarrh +
1. .f(OasooftbeAhqut a
WI: MAKE A SL' C- ges ofthe lot~d se
LIIY of treatin I'a- thiaTrbatiogA $i
tionts by Mall. P easo direct which isonsy
write atd descrIbo your dnd pl ihant,and We
syinptoms. guaranteo a poifoft
cuns of Catarrh.
" \\Thy fort he sanmo
~ronchins ! oec~elrnIt
tors to ar
ArJ, PARSONS THAT hencoI thnatJ
road this acInvited to mnystgorliroottot~ho.
Bond for' dtr larce and eatof~ tiid 'disease,'
bcauitifuilly Illustrated amid if yot~r un re oAn o 04 11 flol.
id res. we e Brat to to
A STH MA! m*
euri a andn ui 1e wi d bot and
'wher alaot orros Curo. h ave o r
fail. pt of 2O years
Can bq cured. Why ?
O flMOIIDlTI because We have
NUfU I i cured hundreds- of
oasessOme of-then
being given. over to
dio by alI-piysiclras -
of other schools of
>ractico. Cdnsunp
URELivead i on. Is a diseaso o
the Air passages and
noycomnplalntsnre fec- over two-tirtrs of
tually reached by Oxy- t Acrs.s a~O caused
?ueitatqd Air. Catarrh. We
gualantbo 'a cure if
you will come in soa
Dr. Townsend- Ox..
DISEASES jo~net aird th im
C A N C E RS g oe isse:ca.
-AND- - as it Is forc~td intd*
tio ofthoeat. All
TO M OR T S thohiood Iioarvoint
rtu th boI ghohdar
CUltEDwithoteutting andi forcedl froiyt the,
or drawing bloodI wii heart otheo-lunge,
v'ery littlo or noi pain. andl tho more Oxy
An vperson troubled gen >ou Inhalo intd
with ito tandituhame a
tiioniase& rr pat- whu Oxygen comes
tients cuirod. Wo wa ~ntact with the
rant a perfect cure. hk c.ars >lit the
__________________ an hu1s,0 cang
.i M. PAR, M, D., e bd, a "s
- Late of the onl Its revoiu
?4cCLELLA N U.* S. A. 1 1hou o teW
I lospitai, P'hiladelphia, our cn) tb si.
e f la ei tion I~OUCVYat lole url
nglan in tno core o~ tsoutofthebmood
takesve rgeof thisuei rif)'ttobi editon
Address h1'it to'asie'orer;
E. R. TWNSEND, M. D.,
..12 Hh Street, Providene,1 R f.
Physicians wlilling to lodatl t 'i town
-er city in this btasiness, beo furnished with
torioyan d our lilstratedlp 6% ff6, advers
tlslgt e m amne, by address g as above.
Tal heare unil ar at0 h tIOt3
LIQUIDand ftoaMital as MYTLAT
611 hik Ilh i o enuaine uinls th wors
Dit. TOWN8E '& YGE TD A1R"
15stablished 1850g
CHARLES MULLER
Has remioved to the store next to Francis
Oerig's'.
W ATCHES, Cloea and.Jwey, %oy.
to oorybor. t m vk
jewelry will pleatte pay at6,.009 fot
IOHARLES'MULLER
(ob 3-4f .
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