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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

The CNIvERsIrY.-We learn that Prof Wheat
has resigned the Professorship of Rhetoric and
Logic in the University, and accepted the Rectorship
OF Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Prof. Ship has resigned his place as Professor Of
history, his resignation to take effect in September
next We learn that Randolph Macon College has
conferred the degree of D. D. on Mr.. Ship. He
mas accepted the Presidency of Wofford College,
Spartanburg, S. c.
A meeting of the Trustees of the University will
De held at the Executive Office in this City, on the
.9'h instant when it is thought the two Professor.
SHIPS above mentioned will be filled.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

Appointments Zoe she rssssS District.
Mcs~rs. Branch anil Sanders, candidates zoe Coo.
srcss. will address the people al the se:lewiax times
and plaevs:
Johnston Muster Ground. Johnston CO.. Monday.
July II.
Pine Level Johnston. Tuesday. July L.
Crrachvilic. Johnston. "Wednesday. July Ia
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

Cots wsAmsn-Ths vsashsr 81 he iass three
Or four days has not only bssa eosa bueesM Th;ek
clothing and frs In he uossiaassS svssiar have
been comfortable We do not ssntnbss any spsll
q weather In July . cold . thn ~ bssn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

- Bear In mind tha, chs Raleigh Register. The
organ Of I" the oppostioa" In North Csro,snA. Gays
that a. between . national Demoesst and slsek
Republican for President. 70 sssia ~sls - eA~sss.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

oASK OF NoRrH-CARoLNA.-Wea are requested by
"e commissioners for experimenting the books Of
SUBSCRIPTION to the capital stock of the Bank Of
Carolina to state, that certificate Of special
ap'''t Of specie in either of the Banks in Whining
"n' Newbern, Fayetteville, Marlborough, Milton,
vNailotte, Morganton, Windsor and Raleigh will be
'eeelVed as payment on stock subscribed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09
FOR CONGRESS
L. OBJ. B R A N G H,
OF WAKE.

,s= Bear in mind that John A. Gilmer and z
p Vance cooperated with the black Republicans in
1sfe,ting the Posoice appropriation bill, by which
dsaat the people now being deprived of some of
.ho;r accustomed mail facilities If mail routes are
,,s,sed or discontinued by the Department or if
-,ne AGENTS are dismissed remember that this is
MT the fault of Shaw, or Scales or Winslow, or
pufn. or Craige, or Branch, or of the administra-
.;on Int of Gilmer and Vance and the black Re-
nrb,icans. Let the people generally know these
facts The motto of such members of Congress as
C;mer and Vance is, any thing to adrance the in
trs,ts of the opposition and inure the Democratic
,a,,u What is it to them if the country does suf
fr if their political views can be carried out?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

Appotst0esss Zoe The rts>s District.
McssrS Shaw and Smith viii Address the people
Of this District at the following places:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

JOHN d. WHrrFoRD, Eso.-We learn from the
i'ogress that the Newbern Light Infantry present
Gu Mr. Whitford with a magnificent silver pitcher
oa ne 18th instant evidence of their regard for
n'm as citizen and as man. Alexander Justice,
hsl, addressed Mr. W. on behalf of the Company,
which MI: Whitford replied in feeling and appro.
pirate terms
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

CrsToN-HousE REMOVALS AT New YoRK-In &C
ccrtance with the retrenchment views of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, Collector She'll of New York
on Wednesday, notified nlnety-fv of the custom
hse emplo! ees that their services were no longer
required The persons turned ont entry clerks in
vOceclerk measurers and assistant weghers and the
aggregate amount paid them annually is about 800,
GM
One hundred thousand dollars saved at one point
and by one single movement That was well done,
and affords further proof if such proof were neces-
sry Of the economy which prevails under Mr.: Blu.
chanan's administration But 1.-THE opposition" will
be careful not to put the above evidence of economy
in their newspapers, and not word will they say
about it on the stump.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

Rank OF THE STATE. The stockholders of the
Bank of the State Of North Carolina held their an
pual meeting in this City on Tuesday last. The
Old Directors Messrs. G. W. Mordecai, William
Peace, William Boylan, John H. Bryan, ST., B. F.
Moore, Alfred Jones, and Charles Manly-were re-
elected At meeting Of the Directors, subsequent
II held. Mr. Mordecai was unanimously reelected
President The Directors on the part of the State
are Mr. Treasurer Courts, and VIM. R. Poole and
Wilson W. Whitaker, Esquires.
The stockholders of this Bank will hold another
meeting in this City on the Goth of this month
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-28

r J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would the people Of Cleveland and vicinity
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-28
A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tNclu
nav Hr class of maladig aud the relief they
lures is iully testified and gratefully by con
esccl patients aud Others daily arriving in town from u
parts OF the country for the express purpose y cOnsu
onSwhlle thelTo oNorOns have been Gro ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced m
lnins hto lhe causes Of these Infections complaints
iron lhelr most simple condition 10 that of the most dan
serous and uyeteme) they have always Entertained In
osslbiny 9f their prevention and removal aud likewise
FaraDy tOuna That the most horrible and malignant forms
0 disease could almost invariably he traced TO the
iou1wg causes ignorance neglect, the bad effect
uNshlHul ana improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON nave succeeded ~ discovering In the selection OF
htlf remedies safe eeCual aud cautious course omit
ug an combination of remedies VIII Ch bear bu uIyocal
character, as well those whose premature or ms
application might be productive oil bad CONSEQUENCES I'M the
-nls OF private vduas IN short the nudabe end of
.'rTehodlas u.s. the esseuing of great human
seTY by the alienation eef aud preveul0n OF those
evous actons that reality the secret foes Of e
nd which, WIN they extensively surround aloud
orour skill and interference In their determination
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FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE,

4 ud running in connection at Buialo with the NEW
! au1K CENTRAL. II x and the AlERCHANIS' Cen
! Soli Wasbi8nd " in the CLEVELAND x PlTISBURG
kegan, -1chlng az DetIoF mtrhlhdS , ohs,,o1 5'
This Line is nov Yaukee Racine kenosla, ana Wau-
6rouih r9ceptS for Grps issue contracts and give
wuukee RaCine. KenOsha Waukegthsu ulIsh3 Whte4ns q
points on tho Railroads laang OF Chit M
koe and all prominent points the UpBt, 10 ,l
| slpi River. ""u
Thit is the only Line running from Cleveland to tn
| Upper Lakes with any regularly
The liberal atronage extended TO tho Line the past
SON by travelling pub c has induced the PTOpuetOr
gre atty increase their accommodation Tor passengers
th desiring chenp safe aud conf rtabe route Will fin,
| it by taking this route.
Insurance property shipped by This Line can be obtain
ed at les rate than by other It having within the TIVE
transported property amount exceeding
sixteen mill dollars In value without any loss
With these uuequaled facilities the POprel9Ts hope Il
receive liberal patronage.
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rnnMERfIAL.


Market, for the week ending June 81, 1853
III. aanns.. which ruled IN brssdsua. q, The Of our
st ha continued withou interruption throughout the weeF
The market eveywhero depressed and declining and 'he
demand has tssn limited. IN consequence TO small lots 10Y
and even iris way, buyere have purchased as
spaariy as possible. Prices entirely unsettled and are
rapidly tending downward
To other articles there has been no very marked movement
The changes which have occurred will be found noted under
their appropriate hesds
Tbe reesip. for the week have been fair Flour shows
f.lse on Of 1880 ors from All while wheat exhib
liz an Increase Of s7sbus OF the total amount Of the latter
1891 bus were received per lake and o9 bu from the uu
Al odfc The receipts Of corn have been large and include
i0s63 bush per lake.
The table hand shows increase Of tf52 brs
Of onr 725 bus wheat and 10 800 bus Of corn and de-
crease Of 400 bus Of oats.
The New YORK market exhibited steady decline during
the weeh and closed according the latest despatch loc
lower for -four Round hoop Ohio has fallen S640G675
We append the despatch:
BEANs-There has beeu very little movement for some
days rrees continue steady Of sc9sl for all
qualities.
BUTrER-There 10 but little change to note. W R. has
been n moderate demand Eco Sc but At the close viii
hardly command outside figure We quote Central S9oc
and l20l26o.
CHEEsE-as declined since ourlast and best qualities Of
ordinary to hestnew
EGGs-Have been in active demand, and have advanced
to laa2 closing sf with good inquiry for home use
Receips continue gh, amounting lS5 brs only Of whct
81 brls. went forward by lake
FIsH-The demand for whitedsh is active and largely
in excess supply aud the market in consequence al
most bare We change to note in prices which are rs
follows; wbeash slO5oGsl and s55N0s6 for wholes and
halves; Trout s70as Pctercl s75dsi Herring $3.50 fo
haives and Bay6sh s3d3O for DO Mackeral and cod arr
steady and unchanged
FEATHERS--Arc offering At &c without sales.
FRuTTs-DHedfr fruits continue dull few small sales o
apples are reported with this exception there is nothing
doing In domestic fruits ORANGES and Lemons hrm
stHnass for the former, and si@45 forthe latter.
FLOUR-rhe market has ruled dull and heavy all the wee
the demand has been confined exclusively to small lots 70
consumption Prices range in this way. from s675dI" 70
common choice though these rates are no indca
ton Of the market for large lots Double sell at g. 3
ass 25 by the dray-osd
The stock hand 1870 hrls, against V3sdo last Wee
Receipts have been as follows:
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am physician Of thirty years practice Ms wiuCipa
study has been diseases OF females They have generally
hahbd my best Efforts Ohtninug the materials cmpa sing
Murshulps Uterine CathohCun, was pleased with them
gave them fur trial. aud found myself ubuudanuy sue
CO ss1 inmy former pruCtCe could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the and could no cure one
ten. Now radically at least sevcute IN tw n-
anil mitigate the rest. consider Marshals Utoune a.
holicOn the greatest blessing females have met with.
j. II. WILLIAMS, Nj d., Charleston.
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sBonE7 Any OF srlrE's .oEFloE,I }

Columbus q. April Z, 1907.
hereby certify that TIE foregoing JOINT Resolution re
atye an Amendment 10 the Constitution prO idng i'r
Annual sessions tho AruCril ASS amby Us atruo copy
from the original roll ON file IN this Office.
A p. RUSSELL,
apll7bitoct3 scc-carvu. state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-28

The shoments the per lake have been bl22 bar
rela against 4Gl last week:
RYE FLouRsells steadily at 25 good qualities
CoRv MEALS in fair demand sl65 for coarse TO S@
for extra bolted.
GRAIN-wHEArThe market is too much unsettled to al
low Of definite quotations The closest indication Of prices
be obtained this morning. is the Offering Of lot Of red at
without finding buyers
receipts as compared with those oflastweek as fol-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-28

West Be ford, CoshoctOn Co, Nay "a, 1857.
Mr. IT, b Kiues ay Sir ~ have been selling the Med
ctnos OF the Gueen6eg COMPANY for the last ten years
and have variably 0uud them TO give guld satisn tom
aud the Pills have sold 90 great many families rcgu
lary their tea and coffee aud with trade they have
become staple article. harshal's Uterine Caholcon
medicine that has done agrea amount OF good ~ omule
diseases One rdy sold to told me at she mad reCeiv
ed benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skfu phYs
clans. Yours truly,
jim. !, 1868. JAMES WILSON.
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GRAEFENBERG
Family MediCimes.
HoME TEsrIMoNY.

HARTFORD, Twmhull Co, Ohio, March q, 1851
hereby certify hii have been dealing IN the Grnaien
berg Medcines for The ast year. and CON truly say nat
hoN never offered med cmes 20 The public that have
met with the decided appreciation OF the people like these
par. icuHfy the Pills upl Caholcun They will readily
perform en- and more than promised for them have
sold about fifty bottles Of the CathocOn the past season.
and hear the best results In every case.
j. h. u Johnson Medical Agent
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AGTTE OTTRE
PREPARED
ID "a J. q. AYE II a. co..
LOWELL, MASS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has wan for itself such rauuw1 for tho every va
Ie on throat aud Lung Complaint That is entirely
necessary tur t6 To recount the evidence It's virtues
whefevertt has been employed As Il has long been in
constant use Throughout this section need do
lhan assure the people its quality Is kept up Co the best
ever has been and ta u may be relied do for their
relief all u has ever been found t0du
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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON,

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
IL MANENTLY orate m Cleveland and has remoy-
ed office Bank TO the side o Ontario
street over Beck Co.'s Grocery store, one block
The immease success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
Of C9rouc Diseases IN announcing TO the sick
thut he wi make
No Charge for services 1Chich are not successful
acCoTdug an opinion which viii be given when the pa,
Complaint Dyspepsia ~ its worst form Ague ind Fever
DysenteY, General Debility Nervous Consumption, Asth-
eut or hands, PuralysS or Palsy, lmpoency, St. Vtus
Dance, LBmenes sick Nervous HeHdache all nervous
Diseases NeuTulga Diseases Of the Kidneys Drupsy,
hheumatsm, ScrOlula spinal complaint Salt Rhtun
Scaled Heab. Fever-Sores White swelling tDr win
pay SlOO to any physician ia tho world who viii equal his
success in treutiug White Swelling) Wihered Limbs
Weak or lntammed Eyes blindness from palsy the ms
er from disease of the optic nerve, termed Amaurosis
also nursing sOremouth' LeucohGu and other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom never been cured trsa
by Or q with degree Olcertan y. amounting to mnth-
omaic precision, nameyi Chronic Inflammation Con-
later nttendt with melancholy mind
VITA loss Of ambltouor mental ergy, and which frequent
Bteruinale in ldi0cy insaniy or suicide Dr. GiRSON
viii llelt eluo n case OF huIe 70 any OF the
named diseases H. hopes this notice with the numerou,
and very respccuhle and favorable references which he
give will be Sui lent guaranty To the thousands who
positively recover their health or receive handsome pre-
MUM in case OF failure,
Patients may be at his Office various stages of
convescence who have been treated by all classes med-
cal men without success.
Dr q would slate that he possesses the only reliable
mode u detecting the location of dseaseshe can immod.
atey point ont the precise seat Vt all main OF delsG u IA
case Of any invalid who may present himself r examna-
OFuCE HoURs-0 10 p, and 2 to O'Clock daily sun
DAYS excepted, aud nom to o'clock Monday aud
Thursday evenings, uul4