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Pr6UOte Sales.

KBARGAIN.-To be sold privately-A
N nice little farm containing 50 acres, "
ing on the Waynesborough road, q miles from
Staunton. The land is in good state OF cultiya-
tion-l5 acres of good timber-the balance clear
ed and divided into three ields-water in every
field sl '-,tiar'4
Price fifteen hundred dollars
Terms-O ne-half down, the balance in three
equal instalments, without interest.
Title is-good. Any person wishing to purchase
said land will apply at William B. Kayser's of
fces Stanton, Va, Or at my. residence. %
|; ianl2-Sm. - -, GEORGE B. ENSOR.
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NOTICE.-Our term of partnership expires
~ by Limitation on April lst, 1859 and All
be required to make prompt payment.
Persons having claims will please present them
for settlement .
We offer from this day our entire stock OF
goods at cost, without reserve).
Positively no goods sold on credit.
Our books are closed ~ .5f'L lf
fob0 HTTR g. WELLER
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CMALL TRACT FOR SALE.-Ths u

GMAhL TRACT FOR sALE.-Ths un-
y dersigned, as agent for the heirs of Rev.
VIM. and Lydia Knott. will offer at public sale,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 1ST
if not sold privately before that time, the follow.
ing tract of land:
This tract is the one upon which William NJ
Knott, one of the heirs, is now residing. 1t con-
tains 81 acres nearly all of which are cleared,
and is situated on Freemason Run, about two
miles from Mt. Solon, in Augusta county. 1t
contains Dwelling, Barn, Dairy, Smokehousee
and other necessary buildings, with we'll of good
water in the yard, and never failing stream run
ming through the tract VIM. NJ. Knott, living
on the place, will show it to persons wishing to
buy. JONAS F. DAGGY,
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a
Il of trust executed to me by James Berry,
dated May LIST, 1857, recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of Augusta county, and by direction of the
beneficiary in said trust, will proceed on the
premises. near Craigsvile, Augusta county, on
FRIDAY FEBR UARY 18TH, 1869,
at 3! o coek NJ, to sell tract of land con;
James Berry by Marah E. Elliott and by said
Berry conveyed to me in trust to secure the bal
ance Of purchase money.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oash in hand to pay costs of
sale and about $3.50 bal ance due on first bond,
1892 payable May 1st 1869, and the balance on
such terms as may be announced at SALE
ian10-t6s f ~ II M .PETT,s Tr,,stooe
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The above Stock we are determined to close
out at cost to make room for a Spring stock
Call and examine our stock.
feb2-tf GILES e FORRER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-02-02

AN ELECTION
TO TAKE THE VOTE FOR OR AGAINST
THE SUBSCRIPTION
by the County Of Augusta.
ELECTION DAY,
THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1869.
BY ORDER OF COURT.
The Order wW be found an another column
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President in matters OF appointment. Another
fearful obstacle has beon presented to their
plans for securin- nehces. by the positive order
that all applications must reach him through
his several secretaries. Thls denies the poll
tican an opportunity 70 urge, personally, his
claims upon the President, aud to tell him
what he has dono for his party i'll this Union
League or in that political club. Each case
will stand upon it's own merits, striopedo of the
frotb of politics. To-day there was O. great
rush upon the President BY the carpet-bag
brigade, nearly every man being armeG with
package of pagers he was particularly Ieslfous
the President should read. His reply to all
was his Cabinet had not yet taken their places,
but when they did they should refer their
oapers to them for consideration first, after
Which he would be pleased to act on them.
MANY of these disappointed expectants left the
Executive Mansion blessing the new President
lover the lett
The Army, the Military President and
the politicians.
There ia certain comical worry in the souls
of Radical politicians in Washington over Pres
ident Grants determination Il have his pri-
yato EXECUTIVE household as military as he
wants if. even if he clunot have the Cabinet of
his choice. Army headquarters have been al-
most literally transported to the White House.
the grounds OF which it is feared may yet be
tnrped into o regular military camp. The late
Gen 1al of the Army still has army on tho
brain, and, as be feels himself perfectly capa-
vice, vic ~ might be we'll disposed to right matters
by his favorite military method if the civil ma:
chhinery to which he Is unaccustomed should
work too long awry. 10 tone !. DOW, down the
project that finds considerably more favor
among the politicians than heretofore. Tho
personnel Of the Presidents official household
Tor the present is as follows: Geueral Porter
will have charge OF the matter of making out
appointments; Genera! Badcau will attend, as
heretofore, to the opening of the correspon-.
denc.; General Babcock will have charge of all
applications for, and matters pertaining to,
appointments to cffce-all such applications
viii be promptly referred to the several de.
partments; General Dent will have control of
all arrangements for visiting the President. in
terviews, presentations and the general charge
of tho reception room -transacting the busl-
ness of all callers not absolutely necessary to
be sent to the President.
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sPARKs FRoM THE WIRES.

Attorney-General Roar has resigned his
.judgeship in the Supreme Court OF Massachu-
sets.
The North Carolina House of Representa-
tives, yesterday, passed resolutions request
ing Congress to repeal the Tenure. .of-office
act.
The Fifteenth amendment hangs fire in the
Georgia Legislature. Yesterday the Senate
passed it without debate, but the House, which
had already passed it, reconsidered its action,
and refused to take it up.
Great excitement was occasioned in Warren
ton, yesterday, by the murder of the editor Of
the Warrent on Clipper by Radical, for per-
sonal abuse in his paper. The editor wanted
to join the Masons. the Radical black-baled
him, hence tho quarrel.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

ANEW COMMITTEE ON INDIAN NAFFA1Rs-CrBA AND
SAN DOMINGO TO BE aoBBIrD UP-ANNoEcc'oE-
MENr OF THE COMMITTEE on ELECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-1N TIE HOUSE, But
.ler's Joint committee of three senators and Six
representatives is to consider all Indlan az
fairs, inclrding their legal and political sta
tus. The discussion Indicated thai the OBJ
iect of establishing tho committee was
10 take from the Senate and tho Execu-
tive the exclusive management OF Indian
affairs. Julian arguing in favor OF the resoiu-
ton, chara- .erizsd the conduct Of the Senate
in regard to the Iudians as corrupt and iniqul-
tous, and said that he was afraid that honest
men could not lie obtained from the Senate
and House to act on that committse. The
resolution appointing tho committee was
agreed to. Yeas ninety-three; nays forty
seven.
A concurrent resolution to adjourn the 4th
Monday in March was agreed to by vote OF
one hundred and eighteen yeas to fourteen
lays. ...,
Banks introduced joint resolution, arther-
izing the recognition of Cuba whenever the
President shall be satisfied that republican
form of government exists on that island. Re
Serred to the Committee on Forsign Affairs.
Another resolution, introduced BY Banks,
authorizing the President to negotiate with
the government and people of San Domingo
for annexation, was referred to the same COM
mittee.
The Judiciary Committee were instructed to
report bill to prevent naturalization frauds.
The bill to strengthen the public credit,
after erasing the second section, was passed
by vote OF ninety-seyen to ferty-seven.
The Speaker announced the Committee on
Elections as follows: Paine, Churchill, Heaton,
Cessna, Butler, of Tennessee, Stevenson, Bur
dett, Deurr and Randall.
The Speaker said that he would announce
the other committees on Monday.
Boutwelrs resignation was presented, and the
House adjourned to Monday.
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HASHINGToN.

THE REVENUE LAWS TO BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
GRANT TIRED OF REcoNsrUcTIoN- ARRIVAL
OF THE SPANISH MrNIsTER-aaANT WANTS
PEACE APEoAD AS WELL AS AT HOME.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Supervisor Creecy,
of tho Louisiana Revenue District, has not re-
signed aud his removal is Improbable. He
will leave in few days with instructions to
push vigorously the prosecutions already
commenced and to enforce the laws rigidly.
Yesterdsy's nominations have caused the dis
persion of the Louisiana LOBBY, and nearly all
Of the1a are preparing to go.
General Grant is reported to have said that
legislation had been exhausted In the case OF
Mississippi, and that no more legislation was
REQUIRED iu her case. He wants Virginia and
Texas to be let alone until after their constltu-
tional elections have taken place, and he de-
precates further interference with Georgia.
The Mississippi delegation now numbers
twenty-seven; no three OF whom are In accord
with one another.
]. N. Tiff, of New York, has been appointed
acen. of the Mexican Government in this
city.
Grant said to mixed delegation of blacks
and whites, from Alexandria, Va, that he
hoped that before the end of the next year
Virginia would be restored TO sslf-government,
and be represented in both branches OF Con-
gress.
Boutwell, assumed charge of the treasury at
noon.
Sheridan has arrived.
senor Roberto, the Spanish Minister to
Washington. has arrived in New York.
In replying to speech made on behalf OF
the diplomatic corps on tho occasion OF a COM l.
n,,mentarv visit to-day, Grant said that it
vonld be his constant endeavor to maintain
those relations of peace anu friendship which
now efist.
Orders have been issued from tho,N Navy De-
nartment rcvoking the sentence of court-mar-
tiaJ against Captain Collins, who .ost The Sac
ramento and Licutenant-Commander bache'
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Especial TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NETs.l
COLUMBIA, March I'm THE SENATE, the
following received second reaiing and were
ordered to be enGrossed: The b'll to establish
a Lazaretto or Quarantine Hospital IN the bar
Dor of Charleston; the bill to incorporate tho
various Boards of Trustees OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church in South Carolina.
In THE House, DeLargo reported the Appro-
pration bill.
The bill to define the jurisdiction of Justices
OF the Peace ond 10 regulate the practice OF
Justices Courts, was read a second time and
crdered TO be engrossed.
Tie following were passed and GENT to the
Senate: The bill to provide for the negotiation
of State loans; the bill to authorize the City
Council OF Charleston to amend an ordinance
rebuilding the Burnt District; the bill to in
corporate the Dorn Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
The following bills had their titles changed
to acts, and were ordered to be enrolled: The
bill to organize the militia; the bill to, ataend
the charter Of the Sulphuric Acid and Super
phosphate Comr~uy.
-
both Houses this morning:
nSpIaNATIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., RALLY
Whereas, It is positively represented that our
representatives in Congress, and more especl-
ally the United States senator's, will urge the
President to appoint Stanley G. Trott, present
incumbent. Postmaster Of the City OF Charles
ton; George w. Clark, defiant rebel CT the
laws of this State, to the Collector of Internal
Revenue at Charleston; ]. D. Geddings, dys-
peptic Democrat, Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States at Charleston; L. 1. Potter to be
Collector Of the Port Of Charleston: al OF
which gentlemen now are and have been open
enemies Of the present State government and
the Reconstruction laws OF Congress; IN other
words, the respectable refuse Of the
Democratic party. Republicans, rally to-mght
at the chamber OF the House OF Representa-
tives at eight o'clock. "Place no one on
guard but determined friends Of the ballot. ="
We mean that our representatives shall have
none appointed but true and tried TRENDS OF
the Union, q free ballot and Republcanlsm,
and if they cannot have this done we WISH 10
know the reason why. If they find it lncon-
sistent with the atmosphere at Washington to
do among other things what their TRENDS
elected them to do, then we call upon thom to
resign and allow free people to elect others,
WHO will see to it that quasi rebels snail not
hold Office IN South Carolina. Republicans,
rallyl rally! MANY REpubL1oANs.
Colonel Chafin, q dwarf, visited both Houses
to-day, and was tho object OF much curiosity.
The bonds of the State are now.boing issued
at the State Treasury.
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Marrieb.

HUeUENIN-FREEnTAN.-o the l1th Of Mach.
1869, at Mount Pleasant, 4. c., by the Rev. THOMAS
GApspEs, Major THOMAS A.. HUGUENlN 70
LOUIE T., only daughter Of the late JAMES FREE
MAN. Esq,
RUNS-GAMEWELL-At the residence OF the
brides ther Hackeasack. N. j., March 8. 1869, by
the Rev. ". A. GAMEwELL. OF Spartanburg, 8. c.,
henry L. BRUINS to KATE L., daughter of JOHN
N. GAMEwELL, forme..y OF Camden, s. y.
KENNEDY-B1SsELL.-Att the residence Of Mr..
R1yEs, the BRIDES uncle by the Rev B. f. LEE, on
Tuesday eveuing, 23d February, Mr.. A. DALTON
KENNEDY, OF Camden, s. c., to Mis-, MATTE L.,
eldest DAUGHTER of the late Mr.. H. c. BrssELL, Of
Dallas County, Alabama.
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ObituarD.

sTEADs-Died. in walterboro, 8. G.. on the 1lth
of February, 1862 of disease OF the heart, MIR.
CHARLES j. STEAD J., of Charleston, s. c., in the
thirty first year of his age.
The subject of this notice was an honest upright
and exemplary young man He leaves devoted
mother, wife, and an infant to mourn their ire
parable loss May the Ruler Of heaven and earth
com fot1 them in their sorrow. ~
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FOR PALATF<A. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDINA AND JAOhSOI-

WILLIE.
~S~A THE FIRST-CAS9 g I e 3
,-keseiss:,ct - DICTATOR. Captain L. NJ. CoxETrEa,
viii SAL from Charleston ever; 7usSGdy Ece'Hh9 81
Eight O'Clock, for the above points
The first. cluss Steamer OlTY PUNT. Eaptain Ha.
It. McNELrY will ,ail from Charleston evefy Ndlar'
day Eusnine at Eight O'Clock. for atoye poiars.
Connecting with the Central iallroaa u, aaSa SiorIds
for Mobile aud New Orleans, and with tha f!oLius
Rsyrood nj FerraYdnl for Cedar Keys Ut Wh,cp
point siesmors connect with New Orleans Aoo'le'
peueacoa, K.y Wes, and Havana. j.. ,,,,,no
Jhroull Bills Lad;u.: gi"ea for ffeisnt u Mo"''o
pen<,rc, md New Orleans.
Ear st.a;u.rs conccc',n9 w,ia II y. H1rfs steGS
~. "ia, zta AL G,fyh fr Sarer Springs ana LAKE,
~. Inn Sxstis Hlrris and Durham.
II. irei.! yabe On he wharf ~
GcoI .los cn,oved at su9sef viii be stored at rts
rr,: ry,,cnsc O. o~.erS
,or N,e.ght or rle''ee c3gaSe1,e! I. apply to
J. y. AIKEN & Co., Agents.
South htlau!ic Wharf
y. s.-No cs'-a charge for Meals and Staserooma.
NcTcMSer2 II
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Spefial Astifes.

arsr. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Service at halfpast Ten o'clock To-MoRnow MORN
ING, by Rev. ". W. HICKS, and in the EVENING at
half-past Seven O'Clock.
Strangers will be provided with seats at NOR ming
service. Evening service-ssats free as usual.
March lS
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aTrNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIvINE SER
VICE will be held in this Church, To.MoRRow, in
the MonNNa at half past len O'Clock, and at MIGHT,
at halfpast Seven o'clock. Services by tie Rev. 4.
P. CUTLER. Subject at night: "The Second Coming
OF Christ" Marcn 10
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AUSTRIAN DEFICIENCY.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
sTAdNAT1oN OF BUSINESS.

STAGNAT1oN OF BUSINESS.
HAVANA, March 12.-The st lgnation and dis
trust in business circles increases. Valiant
Brothers, Schmidt g. Co., DeShignar & Co., and
many retail merchants in Santiago de Cuba,
have failed. The rebel General Juan Capati
Lopez. was captured and shot on the 9TH IN
slant at Cienfuegos. The Diario reports the
capture oil several advanced rebel guards in
the neighborhood of Gebara, ond says that
they were Immediately dispatched with knives.
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@FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.-PREACH-
ING may be expected in this Church To-MoRnew,
by the Rev. ". q. WILLIAMS. Pastor, ct halfpast
Ten A. NJ, and halfpast Three p N.
March 13
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@WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING

GIVE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyuue Districts OF China The choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons.
which are unrivalled .or their strength and decGcy
flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be puec and un-
ad .erated, and to Il &c general satisfaction. As we
arc constantly receipt OF largo cargoes o. Teas wo
;re eaa.!ed to offer TO tho public Inc isa cioir' q
II ,lice That mary dealers offer inferior Tea q.
trial end comparison will at oncc r:ove this a"s'r
t.on, and it oily re ualus tor the prhc jua+e OF
them. elves. WM, 8. COEWiN & CO..
No. oi5 Kings :tcs'
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DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel. To-MonRow 'AF.
rEaNooN, at half past Three O'Clock, by the Rev. A.
TOOMER PORTER March 13
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EUROPE.
HEAVY LOAN.

MADRID, March 12.-The Minister OF Finance
has asked tor loan Of 1000. .C0O,0 600 roubles to
meet the extraordinary expenses of the gov
ernment.
The Cortes has rejected the bill for the abol-
itlon of the capitation tax and military con-
scription.
AUSTRIAN DEFICIENCY.
VIENNA, March 12.-rhe budget shows deh-
cheney of 8, ,oee,O 900 1orins.
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EOR EpIsTO AND ENTEMPRIsE,

-nnA THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
.ersE42EZS Captain JAMES g. RUMLEY, will re-
ceIve Freight THIS DAY and leave MONDAY
MosNrSa at o'clock, and Edisto same dsy at 8
o'clock P. M
JOHN a. MURRAY,
Market Wharf.
The Steamer leaves again WEDNESDAY hoRNNd az
half-past O'Clock, and Edisto IHuRspA! lohSHa Ie
ut O'Clock. 1" o.ntcn -
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aSCITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Service, on SUNDAY MORNING at Hafpast Ten
o'clock--in the EVENING at halfpast Seven.
Macrh IS
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ag CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
OR PURE LIQUOR OF JUNIPER BERkIEs.-This
favorite brand of PURE LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF time imitation, piracy, high
tariffs aud unfair competition and still enjoys con-
stauuy increasing sale; showing that true merit
docs not always 60 urappreclated.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
Is offered to tue public as perfectly reliable speci-
e. in ali cases OF Diseased Bladder and Kidneys. II
acts directly on these organs, with nre;ipesR and
soeettincss which render it invaluable to persons
suffering from Gravel Diabetes. IuGamed Blldd er,
scinty aud highly .colorcd uriae, and III all cases
where, from whae2er cause. healthtui diaretic Is
required.
Ladies subject to painful mcnstruation, can by the
use of CORDIAL GIN few days previous to and
during illness obtain great relief In such Instances
it should be taken with sugar and warm water.
As tonic and beverage this GIN is unequaIIed' as
it possesses none of the hcidache properties to pc
found il. those poisnns, now too frequently soiu u'
der The names of GIN Brandy. Whiskcy, DC.
JOHN F. HENRY. sole Importer,
No. 81 Park Row. New York.
! For sale in Charleston, South Carolina, by L. d.
EEI!tRs eco. RAoUL I,YN IL, ". A.
skEI>E. G. W. AIMAR, ED. S. BURNHAM and A.
Iohynarv Oh DAG tutEseon 3mos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL

LEaIsLAT1rE PROCEEDINGS = EXTRAORDINARY
HANDsu4t DISTRIBUTED IN BOTH HOUSES OF
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING
VISIT OF DwARF-PRINTINa BONDS.
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@NO CUREl NO PAYl-FO RRES T'S
JUMPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat Splitting OF Blood and
Lung Diseases Immediate relief produced. Try
it; if not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
G. ". AIMAR, Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
HS- Price 35 cents.
February 27 D&c tuthsSmos
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sa- THE CELEBRATED W. S. G. CLUB
noUsL GIN. pure, soft and uuequal!ed-W >. COR.
wlS Il CO., solo Agents. Medical men OF the high
est Standing ac owedge that Gin. in is pure sl c.
has rrert n.c.ical properties We therefore olace
IA. CLUE HOUSE GIN before the publ: with rha
ercatcat confidence qnd moro partcu.l IL 10 those
who usc It mcdinally, ss an article thai nnly re
ouirrs 10 BIZ known to he properly appreciated.
EJ- 81 90 per bottle. SIS per case.
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FOR GEORGETOWN, 8. C..

FUN NWEO@.WHTU"N1S % C.s 9!JI
AND LANDINGS ON TIE PEEDEE RIVER
~m-S THE STEAMER EMILE. CAPT.
ISAAC DAVIS, will receive Freight THIs
DAY at South Commercial Wharf, aud leave ~
above To-MoRRow Sunday MORNING, 14th In
stans at O'Clock
Returning, will leave Georgetown on FRIDAY
MORNING next, the 10th instant .,,up
FreiQht for Landings on the Peedee River will be
transferred to Steamer GEN. MANIGAUGT,
Georgetown. ., ., +.
Until further notice the Steamer EHILIE WILL
make but one trip week, leaving Georgetown on
FRIDAY MoRsnSa, and Charleston on SATURDAY
All Freight must be prepaid.
For engagements apply to -:
SHACKELFORD &.KELLY, Agents,
March IL Boyce's Wharf,
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~IT Is SELDOM THAT WE USE THE
COLUMNS ofthis paper to "puf" or rotice the thou
sand and ono" articles known as Patent Medicines.
We, however, vary from, our rule in the present
case that we may call attention to the article known
as IS. T.-1s6o-X., PLANTATION BTTTERs."
We desire 1t understood that we do so without any
soiitaton or promise Of benefit from the proprietor
or other interested parties We simply do 1t as an
act oil duty towards those who are laboring under
physical disability, weakness and the various COM
plants arising from impurities of the blood. Hav-
ing used the Bitters at the insHgation of friend
land We confess with some misgvings at the outset,
we found them most valuable medical compound,
and 10 our great satisfaction accomplished the OBJ
ject for which they were used.
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OUR NEW PRESIDENT.

Grants Intense Negroism-His Intention
to MonopoIize the Patronage Of the
Govcrnment-Parce1l out the Omces
among Personal Friends-The Tenure
of-once Bil-Squany Times Expected.
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Es- ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of Wal. S. CORWIN & CO., No. 275
Kiug-strcet, between Wentworth and Beaufain, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be warraat,l as PURL AND GENUINE. Thisia
an established fact