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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-02
HiLaT EPERYBuDY HINTS.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
........ - .-..- COSTAISING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED FOR THE
CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS
PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR NJ ID

IdIS lou How TO attend upon the sick and how to
COOK for them; how to prepare Drinks
ioultlces, &c, and how 20 GUARD against
,, ihl'choh from Contagious Diseases
i"'S 10" VI tle various diseases of Children, and
gives me best and simplest mode of trat
ment during TUcthing, Commissions Vac.
NH, - Gndlloh, Nh0Oplng- cough, Measles sc.
rus iOu ihe symptoms OfCroup, CholUra Iniantum,
SSonc, Diarrhga, Worms, Scaled Head,
hhsWorhl Chlcken.pOx, Sc., aud gives
=, ,,,, . You the best remedies for their cure.
IL IeHS lOH Inc symptoms Of Fever and Aguc, aud
bilious, Yellow Typhus, Scarlet aud other
iu.trs, ana gives you the best aud snlp
+, ,,,, iGst rcmsdes for their cure.
IL IafS You The symptoms of Influenza Consumptior
pSsplpsli' Asthma, Drupsey GOut Rheu'
mat'sh' Lumbago, Erysiptlas, &c, aud
n nm, p Shes you lili bist remedies for their cure
- '"'' 10" lhl symptoms of Cholera MOrbus, Malie
ndht holcra, Small .pux, DysenteTy, Cramp
Dlseas's ut the Bladder, Kidneys and Lh'
n y,,y u. 81, ana the st remedies for their cure,
" i''' ~" lhs symptoms Of Prurisy, Mumps Ncu
iileld' ApnplcNy, Paralysis the various
diseases uf the Throat, Teeth Ear aud
ycy u, n.y. ana inc best remedies for their cuTr
'"' ~" ihe symptoms Of Epilepsy Jaundce
ii'rs, hnplnre Diseases Of the Heart
uehoHhagc, Vencrral Diseases, and lily
droPhObia, and gives the best remedies
~ for their cure.
rus 10" me best and simplest treatment for
noui.us' broken Bones and Dsloclllol'
sprains' L0ckiaw, Fever Sores Whit
swtllngs, Ulcers, Whitlows Boils, SCu
L., mn, - Wy burns and ScTufula.
i"'S Io~ W me various diseases of Women,
Inilu 'nlrtl' ana Of MenstTuation; Whll
bairehhess &c, Ssr., and gives the
MI , ana simplest remedies for their cure,
~ Worh Is written in plain language, free
iuuaGa terms SO as TO be easily understood Will,
sinpi1 ieelpes may seon save you many times the
u thr doom II is printed in clear and omen type
iusia'eu WIN appropriate engrayings and will be f.
Warueu 10 your address, neatly bound and mai
on receipt Of 81 %.
III. ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-02

rhe FAMILY CAL
gentle hut active Ca
piietOr has ;ised in his,
twenty years
The constantly in
those who have long .
satisfaction which all I
their use. has induced .
10 the reach oiall.
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thlriics act on different
This FAMILY CA
with du- reference 10
fact. been compounded !
purrs' Vegetable Ex-
every part Of he ali I
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-02

mas brcniiIr mn "stahIi,
and ap 'ruyed by all hntl
rrsurt"d To with conf |
Us fo which MS recon. |
II has cured thUns-
two years who had Civ
az the numerous TN |
NV possession show
The dose must he a
ment Of the Individual |
such quantities ns to act
Lei the dictates of
you n the use Of the |
TOR and IL will cure
ons 8hdeks, Dyspepsia
mtr Complaints, Dysen-
aeh HabiiRai Costiuoness.
.Morbus Cholera flfdn-
Female Ilcakonessts and
asan ordinary Family
SICK HEADACHE. (as
in tpsnty minutes UtpO
taken n commencement
al nho use ii are gin
iia lavor
MIX WATER IN III
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SA NJ Rpts
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
NEVER DERILIrATES.
TT Is COMPOUNDED EN1 IRELY FROM GUMS nj,

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have used II, au,,,s .h",
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-02
MASONRY,
nPINk lANlAE a. pI- sum ERlNlI

Montour Mills, April u, 1850.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-08-21
Complimentary Resolutions.
NEWBERN, August 14th. 1


At meeting of the members of the Newbern
Light Infantry, held the evening of this day,
Capt J. V. Jordan rendered his resignation,
which was accepted. Whereupon, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted. and order
ed to be published in the papers of the town:
Resolued That the Newbern Light Infantry have
received with the most profound sorrow, the resig-
nation of their efficient and highly respected
mander j. V. Jordan.
Resozred, That in accepting Capt. Jordan's resig-
nation which the Newbern Light Infantry are only
constrained to do from peculiar sense of duty to
his Individual interest. they part with officer
who by vlrtuous personal qualifications military
skill and soldierly accomplishments has for him
self reputation co-extensye with the limits of the
State.
tl1re welfare the Newbern Light Infantry in an in
dividua as well associated capacity express the
deepest concern; ; and that for the commend able
town pride which, useful and enterprizing citi-
zen he has ever manifested weH otherwise as by
his Jealous efforts for the organization of this
pany and the continuance of its harmonious union to
The present time he be entitled, without limits, to
all the rights and privileges of active member of
the company. w. IL. JONES, Chm H.
3 SYLVESTER TAYLOR, Sec y
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Family Bars.

Mr. Loring of the Tribune urges harmony, and
tells his party that is better to stick to old friends
than to throw them off; he defends Mr.. Holden of
the Standard and begs for Cancellation and broth
erly love in the family. No use, Mr. Loring,
Holden has been too much in the way of those
who lead and those who aspire to lead already.
They think they keep the rank and file
straight and themselves in fat places without bis
assistance, and though they are willing to admit
that be was a good piece of furniture before he
become ambitious now they want to consign him
to the garret.
There will be trouble at Raleigh next winter,
Mr. Loring be assured of that. Clingman. though
but very recently friend of and crony with Dou-
glas, is around, and he will be around next win
ter when Senator is to be elected and though he
has been much faster friend to Douglas than
ever Holden was, he will ask your breckenridge
Legislature to give him a seat in the u S. Senate
tor six years, and, some of the other aspirants
don't think that they can do without Cingman
lust vet they IL do it. Mind our prediction, Mr..
L. They'll do it unless the Douglas men in the
Legislature refuse to go him and demand COM
promise. If he has turned his back on Douglas,
as we learn he has, the friends ofDouglas should
remember it next winter.
But Holden is to be slaughtered, for we learn
that the programme has already been made out by
the victorious hosts-or those who expect to lead
them. Why even now, the committees caucus
ses, &c, &c. meet at the Press ofice,-as a token
of gratitude for the Invaluable services it render
ed in the late campaign in Wake We suppose
that paper has been considered and treated, by
those who hate Holden for his ambition, during
the last canvass as the organ, and we learn that
the programme provides that the Press, or some
paper to be established as the central organ is to
have the public printing and other fat jobs of the
party, including the empty honors, privilege of
doing the dirty work, kicks, snubs &c. The
conductor of the organ will be treated ciyilly as
an inferior, until he makes money and becomes
ambitious. Then he viii be treated with cold dig
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a EeOugIns Paper.

We glad to see that Douglas paper has
been started in Petersburg, Va, and that Chas.
Irving, Esq has the editorial charge of it
Breckinrdge will not carry Virginia that is GER
tain. The Express of Wednesday says of the
paper:
The first number of the True Democrat made
its appearance in our city yesterday. 1t is I,
sheet of handsome size, aud is a warm advocate
of the election ofJudge Douglas, Charles Irving.
ESQ is the editor, and will devote all his ener-
gies to the cause he has espoused He is ex-
cellent writer and tried soldier i'll the field Of
political warefare. SO the interests of Judge
Douglas are not likely to suffer in his hands.
Each of the tickets now before the people (the
Black Republican is of course not thought of by
us in this connecticut has vigorous organ in
Petersburg. and between them, we doubt not,
the sovereigns hereabouts will be kept wide
awake from now until the ides of November. W G
likely to have very lively time of it durn 6
this triangular fight
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-08-21
Healthy human Blood upon being
kHlaiyZcd

knaiyZcd
always presents us with the essential elements,
and gives of course the True Skondard Analyze
the blood of person suffering from Consumption,
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Scrofula, &c, and we
find in ererg iasta.ce certain dCcimcics in the red
gobules of blood. Srp2Y these deficiencies, and
you are made well. 1Ae Mood Food is founded up
on this Theory--hence its astonishing success
There are
Five Preparations
adapted to the deficiencies oi the Blood in different
diseases. For Coughs, Co3ds, bronchitis, or any af
feetion whatever of the Ijro@ or Lungs inducing
Consumption, No. |, which Is also the No. for
Dpressfom Of Spirits, Loss Il 4oellte. and for all
ChTonsc ComEIaimts arising nom Ore.'-nse Gener0l
Debility, and Nervous ProstIntjoa No. for Liccr
Complaists, No. ,, for Dys1cps,a. Bca"g 0iready
prepared for absorption it is toha ty Drops and car
ried Immediately into the circulation. that what
you gam you retain The No. /. Is iyr Fe'n"le r.
regutd'ataes Hysteria, Weaknesses. Sc See special
directions for this. For SAT- IthsHm. ErUi2tlons,
Screfatous, Kidney and Bladder COopoisefs, take
No. D. In all cases the directions must be strictly
followed. Price of the Blood Food s. per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 400, Broadway New York.
And for sale by +. s. DUFFY, Newbern, and by al
respectable Druggists throughout the ccuLtry
March 26-d S,wtDoyl
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A SECRET LET OUT.

w. w. Avery, Esq, the Senator elect from the
10th Senatorial District at Lenoir on the
day of the election, and exerted himself very
hard to secure his election. After the vote was
counted out, and the majority being much larger
than his friends expected, they imagined he was
beaten, when some one of them let out the fol
lowing secret: They regretted very much his
defeat, because if he elected his party intend
ed to send him to the U. S. Senate in the place of
Mr.. Clingman. So Mr.. Clingman will learn from
this that there is prospect of his Senatorial
reer being brought rather early to close, for
there is reason to doubt that every opposition
member in the Legislature will prefer Mr.. Avery
to Mr. Clingman. At least we hope they would,
for no man has done as much Mr.. Clingman to
break down the Opposition party i'll North Caro-
lima Charlotte Whig.
Any way to beat Clingman, but we think much
better and aber men might be selected from the
democratic party for Senator than Avery. We
don't admire the political character of either.
BR UGHT BACK.-The % free negroes spoken
of as being kidnapped few days ago were over
taken in Jones county and brought back. The
man Stanton who attempted to run them off is we
learn, in Jones County Jail. The negroes ar
rived here in charge of some white of this
county on Wednesday evening and left by the
River for their homes yesterday.
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NEWBERN, y c., TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81 1860

nifty at frst-then snubbed-then made the VIC
tim of party conspiracy, and finally VIII De gwen
a starving pension to get clear of him, or dehed'
villified and abused and killed off by party trick
cry. Who will be the editor of the organ !--who
covets the leadership! If the subject has brains
all these troubles he must encounter IF not he
may work the machine to the satisfaction of the
leaders as well as 10 his own disgrace,
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MEDICiN NES.
TU1housands are Daily Speaking in the
q praise of
DIR. EATON'S INFANTTLE CORDIAL,


DIR. EATON'S INFANTTLE CORDIAL,
and why because it ncrer fails to GG6rd anStont0-
ne0us reiacf when given in time. 1t acts as if by
magic and one TRIAL rtlOne Will convince you that
what we say is true. 1t contains
No ParcgorTc OPiafe
of ann kind and therefore relieves by rem0ring the
suB7Tugs of your child, instead of by deadcuing its
sensa6iltes For this reason. it cumnends itself as
the ouIy reliable preparation known for ChldJcm
Zecth1Hg, Dia1rhaa DySemtc2y, GrtplMg IN the Boro-
els AcidHy ttAe Sfonaach Trtnd CoId IN Tie fc"d,
and Croup also, for softening tie Gums, rcducaag
inflammation, regulating tie BOmels, and reIIcrT"g
pain, it has egnot-being an it is
used with unfoiiing success in all cases of C0nruE
sion or othe, Fits. AS y0u Uafue tic kf anil heath 0f
yoa, cldren and IRISH to s@re thc1" lrrn' Iose sad
from tie use o narcotics o ecich uN oter remedjcs
for IntamtHe Complaints composed take none int
Dr. EATON'S I!t1ntIe Cordiat this you can rely up
on Its perfectly harmless, and cannot injuIe lie most
delcate infant. Price, % cents. Full directions ac-
company each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, New York.
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I EcNOzES MALE AND FEMALE SEMI
IL MARX.
(Fornery Lenoir Collegiate Instituted
LENGIR COUNTY, N. c.
MRS. SL SMITH Prin. Fem /

MRS $. L. SMITH, Prin Fem. d pit
with necessary assistants
After reorganization of the above Institution the
first session will commence Tuesday, the 24th of
July next, and continue q weeks. Students will be
charged from entrance to the end of the session. with
out deduction except in of protracted sick
Tuition III the English branches from So to I6;
Latin, Greek and French, s. each. Music on the
Piano with ofinstrument, Sl7; Grecian painting
so; Wax Flowers, Wax Fruit, and painting in water
colors s. each, and all other extras proporlonaly
low. Children of Ministers, of all denominations,
expenses of the Tuition. Board can be had in the
village and vicinity at from $8 to SO per mouth, in
Guiding washing. Students coming by Railroad
stop at Mosely Hall, miles from the schools where
private conveyance can be had free of charge by
notifying any of the uRdersi gned in time when they
will arrive. For further particulars please address
either of Us. +. A. BROTHERS,
CHAS. +. SMITH, M. d.
JAMES NJ PATRICK.
Lenoir Institute. n. c.. June % wSw
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~ CATAMENIAL CORRECTOR!
HAD
4 TEN YEARS. TRIAL,
which should be
sufficient to convince every
Suffering Womdn
of the great value of the
CatamemiaI COrrectOr!!
ana that IL is without exception
THE BEST MNHDHCANE 6

tP THE BEST MMDICiNE
Before the public for all diseases arising from Irreg
of the Heart, Vertigo Dizziness. Pains i'll the Kid
neys, Pains in the small of the Back, Pairs under
Shoulders Lowness of Spirits, LanguOr and Nervous
generally. Difficult Menstruaton, Suspended
Menstruation Cessation OF the Menses. and al
most endless variety of other diseases attendant
irregularities superiIduced by colds. by excr-
ton, by weak constitution severe mental physi
cal labor The simple remedy for all Is to get at the
primary of the disease: IT. and you as
sist Nature to regulate. This he done by the
great CATAMENIAL1 CORRECTION,
which has never failed to effect when proper
ly used according to the directions and fair trial
given 1t.
1t is prepared from the recipe, and under the per
sona supervision of most Skillful Physician, VIII"
for number of years confined its to his private
practice. For the few years that it has been bel,
the public it has gained for itself position that VIII
soon by IFS rapid increase of popularity, place it at
the head of all remedies heretofore offered for WU-
mems diseases The more especially those above
enumerated which too often end i'll CONSUMPTION
For sale by most respectable Druggists through
out the Union and CanadaS.
PRICE, $50 PER BOTTLE.
n B.-When it happens that your Druggist has
not the article, the money can be remitted direct I"
us and if two or more bottles ordered time
the medicine will be sent free of charge for transpU
tatiOn
Particular directions as to use, &c, accompany
each bottle
Druggists can be supplied direct from ou1 Labora-
tory, or by sending their orders TO
BARNES 81 PARK, New York, F. c. WELLS Il
CO. New York, S b. fIANCE. Baltimore Md, DY
Orleans, La, JOHN ID PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, II.
Ii. HAYS, Portland, Me. Or to any respectable
Wholesale Druggist ill New York or Philadephia.
Circulars with Trade Prices &C., for the Correcor,
and other medicines sent free to Wholesale Buy
ers. No medicine placed ON colpluission
J. ID. /. DIE NYSE,
General Agent for the United Statcs and Canadas.
40 Ann St. New York.
,Iu1H wi
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SCHOOLS.
A TLANTEC FEMALE SCHOOL,
"A MOREHEAD CITY, n. c.
Rev. l.. Esranxon, 4

EstFe kls KsfUHSON, IA Nh.
Has been employed to openthis School on Weftnes
day, the Sth of August. He Will be aided by com
potent teachers in each department.
English Tuition per Session n-.------..-.-..Sl0
Latin, Greek French aud Painting each :. $40
Drawing, Embroidery and Wax work each So
Music on Piano SO
Board Including furnished rooms washing at
tendance, and fuel,) per session so
Expenses due-ouG half the middle, and one
half at the close of each session \ large and com
Portable building has been secured, fronting the
Sound and the Ocean, This will be used until the
new Brick School Building can be completed. The
young ladies board i'll the building with the
Principal and his Family
w. H. CUNNINGGIM, Jr., Steward.
IuI,,
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n HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

NA HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
just published in q Sealed Envelope, a Leclre on /
the n4tslre treatment and radical of Sprrmaol
rhoea Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Nrrv-
business and Involuntary Emissions inducIng Inpc-
tency and Mental and Physical Incapacity.
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL. NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
self abuse may be efectuafiy removed without intel
nal medicines or the dangerous applications of caus-
tics Instruments Inedieated bougies and other en-.
pirical devses here clearly demonstrated and the
entirely. new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained, by
perfectly and at the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding ali the advertised nostrums of the daS
sands. -
Sent under seal to any address. post paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DIR
CHI C. KLINE. NJ, D., 4SU FIRST Avenue, New
York, Post Box 1886
April 4-d&W1y
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j. G. WIER,g
Nh arble Ya rd,
NEWBERN, n. G..
Monuments

The subscriber is
receiving "a Iarg e
stock of american
and Foreign Marble
and is at all times
prepared 10 fill oil
derS fer Monuments,
=. abs and 70 M b.
Stones, of every de-
scription, at less
than ER y
prices
Our work will be
delivered IN allparts
of North Carolina
and Virginia Free ol
charre
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Our work ship has been generally introduced in
thirty counties i'll North Carolina and speaks
for itself
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention. and
be faithfully executed
Address, J.C. WIER, Newbern, n c.
Jesse Kemp Esq, Agent at Goldsboro'.
Sept Is WY
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HOUSE OF COMMONS

!
Alamance-Gues Mebamc and John Tapscott
| Alexander-Dr John NJ Carson
Anson-L L Polk and f. r Liies
Ashe and Alleghaney-T " Crumplcr.
Burke-J I'll Pearson.
Buncombe-14 S Merrimon
Baden Davis.
Bertie-Dr p T Hcnry and John FERGUSON
Bcaufort-R S D0nneH and - Mursh
Brunswicb-Th Thos ID Meares.
Cabarrus-Wm S Harris
CataIv ba-Jonas Cline.
Craven-C c Clark and E F Altred.
Cumberland and Harnett-C G Wright, l. IIar-
rington and J G Williams.
Chowan- - Small.
Columbus-N L williamson
Camden-D D Fcrcbee.
Carteret-- Uhitehurst.
Cherokee Geo " Hays
Caswell-John Kerr and 2 Hill
Chatham-T Bynum, j NJ Green and " p Tay-
Caldwell-Wm Dickson
Currituck-B M Baxter
Cleaveland-A G. Waters and J r Logon.
Davidson-E B Clark and Le,ois Hanes
Davie- Holodrd
Dupin-J G Branch and D Stanford.
Edgecombe-R Bridgers and L Wood
ard.
Forsythe-J !, G ! Pe;nderter e and B Barrow.
Gaston-J II White
Granvlle-W H P Jenkins, S H Cannaday and
Jas NJ Bullock
Gulf rd-C E shober, P MendenhoU and J,s-
Greene-A d Speight.
Gates - Boothe
Havwood-Dr S L Love-
Halifax II Davis and W Pope.
Hertford-J J Yeates
Hyde Tylhnan Farro,o
Henderson-J P Jordan. ..-.
Iredell-1 K simonton and 3 F Gather.
,Jackson-J r Love, Jr.
Jones-W Ward.
Jonston-W H Watson and J Kitchener.
Lenoir--J G Wooten.
Lincoln-J F HoIe.
Madson-John Fagg.
Martini l. Ewell.
McDowell-C S Burgim.
Moore--4 Kelley.
Montgo mery-E Barringer.
Macon-D SIer.
M Mecklenburg-- Davis and - Potts
New Hanover-S Person and D Shaw.
Northampton-M w Ransom and w w PEBBLES.
Onslow-J H Foy.
Orange-W " Patterson and FL B, Guthrie.
Pasquotank--U Uitliams.
Perquimans-No Nathan Neeoby.
Pitt-B G Ahritton and Perkins.
Person. D Wilkerson.
Robeson-Alex A Mcmillan and Eli Weshart.
Rockingham-R Galloway and I I Slade.
Rowan-N F Hall and n Fleming.
Rutherford-C T N Daois and B II Padgett.
Randolph II Foust and N L Winstow.
Richmond--J @ Btue.
Sampson Autry and n Faison.
Surry--H NJ Waugh.
Stokes III Kallum.
Stanly-- Green.
Tyrrell-C Charles McCleeS.
Union-C @ Lemmonds.
Wakes I'll Rogers, J P RasS and Henry
Mordecai.
Warren-J 5 Bachelor and w III Clark.
Washington - Latham.
Watauga--G " Folk.
Wayne---W T Dortch and M X Crawford
Wikes-.-A " Martin and Horton.
Yadkin.--A- c CoHtes.
Yancey--J w Bowman.
Democrats 65; Wings 55. Democratic majori-
ty 10.
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Elect 50 he Legislature, 1s6o-.6f.
''o'o" we publish Aom the Standard, the names
OF the members elect toshe next General Assem-.
O'' 0' North Carolina bis list we suppose is
correct The names of the svhig members appear
IN ha1'es and the names of te democratic men,
bers in Roman: