davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-08-20

Getting TIRED OF ffsc War-Fapoleon hss
his Ere on the SlfuH1lou--Ftnans1

HA61E-k16 dAtAAA1t SA&AAAAA~AAs
EkvYoRt August ts.-Tho HasaEGs eorres-
pondenes non % te.s q w.k h e. P1:te Y.
Afs<uppea ~trc becoming t1red Of tho VIZ. II
Ur1suaJ md Br751 the .a1e feeling pssran3ea, ~ p.
1ote md asuaad fnston: Loais SsnolsGs1i, H.. i
SER sbo0t to situsiion of adals1 In That eeeton
csptaiu Of the French army hsd ssztTed. WsA o.,
0era 10 note infinitely tie psogress Of evenA Aao
e2ork rscr1n
at Noutetfdeo, aud heaTy run upon Tic nsnks
wa he tetuJt Tbs Government bad Issued 4de"
rr<r snfso,izing fhe1r euspensson Tot ak nn1ths:
Hsrup Patte 7ne9re il sill Il 1tapua With l90u M
men. I'd The s11ted deet Il anchored below Fost
Cnruezu. dcbt5yed from kay fGstheF adsaoeo ~
tha obsfIrafpns In fte rfrer. The Aaatta.3 H9se
Of liz allied 1ruay i unsatisfactory. Intermittent
{cyer being epidenlc among them.
NV XSxT. AnEntt 1B.-PEnsEna dates 9t me
III ssnouner III arrival at the United Suites
/ fTeete Lxncaxtex. sto was to 1sSe tnanedtaseiJ
cosis Kisa h4s refused 10 Join tha South Anes''
| beer at1,oat totally destxoIed BY EfH
Moss Of the Spanish feet has afrtsea = lanana1
] n f1oxf< fnr Xxpilis Admiral Enpex VA NOT Il
! r.ee+ed u anrxfys hfs wounds.
, 1866-08-20
THE PuILADELPHIAP PLATFORyI
AND Address.

The declaration Of principles" aud the
address to the people Of the PhnadelphAa
Cccrenttcn tre now before the county The
adtrcss IL but = tame commentary upon the
declaration oE principles, aud weak re-
statement Of the hitherto frequently refuted |
argument In favor Of the Immediate fcsto.a- |
tina Of political power to tho impcnitens aud
get dcGaut rebels. We ycstef0Ay called at
tentiou to the painful embarrassment under
Ehic, the Convention 1abosed. It net
claiming, as its PRECEDENT said, TO have more
character aud hra1u& than l.s3 ever been ~
seubled under one roof In this country BE-
fore. and yet Il found Itself compelled, as i
matter of safety, 70 prohibit debate, TO pro-
tihtt discussion, TO prohibit the presentation
of any propositions ossllr or In wrlttng. It
Wis compelled, ss matter Of esfcty, to take
fco,n the Convention the consideration Of Ill
business save that Of xoting TO adjourn or to
take recess and commlt the preparation
Of The declaration Of principles, aud Of tho
address to committee, who reported them
to the Convention, whose entire aetaon IN
the prcm}ses was confined to IN Imperfect
benriur Of them read, and to the privilege o1
. voting ava upon the question Of their adop
.tou- The Convention presented the s,nark.
sble condition 4 having It's very sa1ety ano
existence dependant upon not peftoa11ne
any delegate North or South saying ons
word. exm1>=suG uue senament u
advocating oae principle. Had dcie
r-atcs becu permitted to offer resoln
fious embodying their sentiments. In
CourcEtiou, though - c1.bsscsng more chafae
t.. apd brn5ns thsn NJ evc9 assembled
conTrntion before, y would not have SUI v1se'
r1x huura. No man could tfutt hlA associate
nnn,an could have made speech vithce
having produced an explosion. horhes
deleeates Esre not allow the feoei aeaeea'e
te speak, and Southern delegates "ou1o ae
SIT IL Ceaventiou Fhese ING aae. u ,ae
hcIny 1eh<ls excluded them ION P1asneg'
eufoy ed by the other delegates. soa1a "a
oltna sud Massachusetts,, thefeaots, eue4
the Convention az eQua4s-ooah Agreeing
suppress spd stine all e<-rtessaon OF M
eenttmcufs and feeltngt, aud bokn ag.eetos
mite IN auy movement hEs1ug 'of 11e o.e
the return Of the gors7uueut 20 Tue eoa.. NV
Of those engaged IN the rebellion ano u
Yothezn associstes and ahes:
Congress, while In sesaon, matn4eu : r.
hvvhich the rebel States might n ans wv y.
by their separate aeticn, oe rss.o.ea " ~ -
privileges Of representation IN LONG -. :.
IN thc Electors, coaleze- Ihst p!sa p. 70 .,
IL. that the Legislatures o. ta'se So =
ri1e evidence Of he sincerity ol tosu =
fess,ona Of flo5alty, by rsnsanS sn 49,
rncnt 10 the Constitution WINCH la19.a W.
T = rant al Frrsons born IN tne On!
statea. aud Ill pefsons Of forcagn ~. ~
-atursllxea, shan be estsEcnS ot nc e. unl
s.a*cs. and as such, cstazenA ol eaen 49,,
n T1st representation IN congFea, en.l'
.a.,o4toncd upcu the whole population
stsh stste, where Ill admit males NC 9
t1rd to vote but where any dass o. y
H.1.s {. rxc1ndsd from vctiug, except
, 1866-08-20
.prseover Of FeuIan Amudun1ton In
.;, Ireland. -.

= fCM1eenocdfNCf Of the London I1meo.I
j. ef0> DrMM, Ang. ). aa64.
An extensive discovery Of b PRO
uopuced to be Fenlan ammunition Was m3ne
xte1lay. in Limerick BY some bays pta{ing
In Al old building known A{he BLACK bnE
and made up, no less than 5000 ball eaEt.
ridces were found, ALSO number of hand
rrenades and other Destructive missiles,
Tbs coustabulary were at once Informed Of
he discovery, and haTs tsken possession ot
, 1866-08-20
FROM LITTLE ROCK.

exeeny. the child Murderer, EscApes-
-rf-x Ro1, :Ark-. Aug. H--Swreny, tne
murderer Of chIld some time ago, ~ho w1s sen,
ter1rd 10 twenty yrata imprisonment, escaped
nuca the peniteuiiAy last night. and bis present
Whe1eabQuts stc MNknoWu- e-
, 1866-08-20

The Tin,es p1xecs Abs sowa.s pasiblc esti-
slatc uu tic lrtt1|tebcc IT tic
Irisi, American CT we'll a. on ts:sz 1ilAi,-
acre, 1iotals and manhood, a, - ssao.n In the
following extract from an article Ia last Fri
day's Issue, In which the language and maan-
lug Of Governor oglesby erc pcrvc-tcd aud
falssaed, viz:
The sort oY feeling which abalIucn!sss culartatn !
for 1tithmen uaa ineIEftonslT tLown In the |
cjasa Of nbIskey will not bny yrur rotes.n And |
sssR a H. (: Sss soas ts ssss ssfs aa
bIus bIask Esn o. Se vii, now seesase ihiak sss.sAiaa
e r. hlssk .n 40 to sleep with hln or ai'o"
Whai aIs we q. lnfer isuu I, III. hn. thst ,ie
s SeS es ts y
&C. e. e. I'd JET e. 'sf se .ns 5at e
On the sanae 1evcl Will The negro. H. L now w1qnE
tse5 g. e nnfR 4Rhx eqa'h II
Insults ihTntl into JouE faees By Jeui pretended
f1itnd While be xns speaktne 70 you.
IT any Fenian who heard the Governor, ac-
| cepts the above Us either what he aa}d or
| meant, 1t simply proves that he Is Is lgno-
rant and stupid as tho Kllgubbln article Of
the Tina described his countrymen to be.
The Governor did say that the leaders of the
Copperhead party boosted that they could
control an Irishman's vote with 8 glass Of
whiskey; and he asked them II that was now
true, and the crowd shouted no. he said
they had been the "hod-carriers and ditch
digge1s" fthe pro-alavery party long enough.
and had kept that bad PARTY In power too
long for their own or their countryss good ;
and that hcuccforth they should think, act,
and vote, every man foe himself as indepcn-
dent freemcn and the crowd responded thai
such was their intention. The Governor said
that at one time in his life, he did not like
the black man, but as he grew older be goi
wiser, and when he found the negro in the
: South praying for tho Union, aud asking to'
: the privilege to fight for It, how cou1t
he longer dislike himf He over
came his own prejudlces, and felt mucl
! better toward the black man. He asked hi
audience why they could not also overcome
theIs psejudlces to the loyal and true colorct
= mnr and consent to accord TO him The sam
rights befos. the Law. which were claimed b
j rebels who tried 10 destroy the Union? h
+ then went on to say that because he accord
cd to the black ulan his rights, 1t did not fol
J, low That be must sleep with negro, q
marry his daughter to one; that every ma
+ and woman Ind right to select their ON
u company no man IVES obliged to assocla'
!. with those who would bc dlsagreeable to HI
y no matter what their color or rank IN societ,
d This Inc Of argument WIS continued ut son
d length to explain to his audience the d
'e tIuct1on between eIra rights and eocial co.
$. panIopship, and to remove from their min
5 any prejudices that might exist from hes
or ing the Coppe1head clap-trsp about "neg
10 equality" and being ''placed on leTcl wi
II negroea." The Interpretation given to !
nc words By the seccsh concern, Is exactly t
n opposite Of his meaning. but tic "kllgr
y | bin" editor supposed The hiah were 30 p'
w. found1y stupid that they Tonla inbibe
ne llschood and never Know OF the mean I'M
to sition the coppcrhead concern had praetit
~ | mon them,
, 1866-08-20

upcu ppor peerues, xho sre The most tnodendva
Cotton d drp Il Sc for ntddling. Meas pork
Y F. IL pr barrel. aaus nc a'e- e'es3 aaaest
, 1866-08-20
FROM WASHINGTON.


WAmnsros, Ansuss IL
LAND oT17cE nrs1xfss.
During the month Of July, g. 70 acres OF Puoae
lands wr1e disposed Of. two third OF Wneo ~Gso
for settlement undct The dnmesaesa LAM aan
Eoamisatoner Of h,e General 1aln onaee nAs -
authorized the Governor d lows 70 soea.e s;1
acrcs Of land in Lien ot ! LIE amouat ~Nsa aAs
proved to be &Ha1p. !
nErxxrx nIc1uu-
The receipts Of Internal Ra1enne oarans tae
week ending to-day anount to $s asla
xA1roxAl nANK cE92Eac3
amounting to $oatr r673 Was Issued dusanS1 1no EesA
ending to-day. making the total e1rcu1anon <@-
4Q;3. No new National Banks hare oesn OF
eantxcd during the past two weeks. The un'sed
States boads held By Treasurer Spinner u uass
f,r Sst{onst Banks HsFr: az security for ctftul&~
~ ..ta- <rs nrt an. =. en<ryitv G,r depos1ts In
National n. as Banks des1eo*sed - oe'''1os'e'' 80
FRACTIONAL crnnzxcT.
III. .r,..xrrv nens14mtnt 6urtn. the weak tna-
IN. ses seasg xss paia.sd Ds of fatonsl ea,1eas,
Ths .h,Pnsnts weas: TO A.:t ;1.n, Tss.nrr :.
Mntt1.,ea currency amounting 70 s:z.% ,,,;ss w
ssassss ss ,.ss In the Redemption d''''''n during
a,.s,3..sa. .as II sssse D. Tssssl9 on .eeopps
Of se tsa asssrat nsp.sa.sn.s sar !ie seek ..s.e:
War rDcp&rtmentx - At, 81; Interior Department.
| stM NJ. Eayv Densrtmcpt 1,aNsol
Mo1a1 ~ 1oa.so. .,es.' go a.S.- ~. ,..a
of General sieaaaazn, h<ld meeting this evening"
| Ia tho l.dIee, psr4nt Of hotel, To arrange fat
| S.,St-r. e,nxer,too of .o1dl+1x to endorse 1ohu-
a"4a49E E.,r1E-1I..s,. - Tsa..-.-,;or C~nx Enxt..
eon md tfef naaaeapaaa ~ et"1..tn ~ ~.
.Hnyt. Ward. Rouaseau. Sol. Aesaeaa aao -E
Cook wezr present. General Steadm.n Nas eho-
| Feu - TT1,-s1. -. +AD 1-tA AZ Ser,
rentaan n 1ale1xu. 4touos ~ ~ rs..,s - s1tfs.
| teznber, the anniversary Of mo e.sue o. Aons
| i'm Genesn13 cpatAr Ne1edtthr rEoCs9e1rs sMeCoos
sYd c.oot vere sppotn.ed coxMa:ttee 10 drkc
An 1uutal GAIL Gen@Ns osooss. 1aa. -
j ! kf4 and Colooel a. H. AAfk1snd Tese apRoanac.
!, I 4 committee of A1TzpSuMEutt-
pcNoNx1s1nIAI AZ Ar1MoENxA11o&t-
Nr~ fonN, AuEnst 1s--A Esw York lrso1n
! Warrington EpedAl Eaya: the folo1anS Ate
| The prfnrpsl ANounts sppIu2ftAtsd by tae ~
Cocgre4s {of the se1yieea Of u G3sse9u1aSS, Z
| xppeats BY 1he act already pahlishsd, aEtG
+ ii j. bsnevsd, eonp1i,e nsas2Y ~ ne 1p2fa pr,
foficaal service, &l2,<n; ctyl m
JTsss~i1sn-onx .rrTser' "a 81 nt3: COLLECTING rerE
i | ma n1nn eu6furax RI &lpn: consular 4ud dlplt
r rnahc se1taee, Il $G 20; fndssu settaee =
\ | nayN xesrhr. &1ANkhs7; zaINtsfy se1rsea
= | 9fI.@xsp: p@z4tpp9 &l5 4i0no1; rewards +
capture Of ssaa2sfns, {l06 DO: sasious sts for q
d 3eeary, = eo ee9; to,,l. ~ ahgM. 1S5 Do;
~ the hounties under the feoer
founty hu, for which no asuo1nt :,
given, md thera arc nauaeFnuz otheT spRnoRTTss
, 1866-08-20

For1Hxss MnxuoE, Ausust l6----About s75 pas
eengern came into Norfolk few days eirce: oo
train from the seaboa1d l. Roanoke Railroad,
from the Old North Etate, comprising many 1Afgo
families, Who were IA route for fha STATE q
indiana
, 1866-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

HAzrnnAT Ey1xt1e, AnRuat Is. 1906
The following ahie Ahow1 the clenr1nces and
balances sl the Clearing Horse fos the week eud-
, 1866-08-20

.1sraa EellHR eAF 1p16 hd1u4 Nnn ~;
Ehdch eA3xxn tn{trx1 tAa E.taZ:ea p h<1xas JILL
ENndH HEAX.1AKDL:
iEnXfd-S1ttee1 1nehe9-
EE19t-TNenty tneAAs
C9VI7UETECuty.
, 1866-08-20

SATURDAY EFExa, August Il, 1sM
TIE following tables ahaw the tecstpts I'd
thtpznentz ofpfoduee during the ps1t t*eu:y.sx
tocf4:
, 1866-08-20

Ffst Heat- Quarter, % seconds; ball. Ell;
nile, III ~.
Second Heat-Qnaz1er, Ss3s seconds ha1r, 1:153si
nile, I'D, .,
TniId Heat-Qnate1, 81 seconds phaN. 1:ios
pc1lt, Els.
and ME- Trueeeu, and x1s va1ued yesterday II
EQpQQLdon't know how much EoEe- Ha goes %
Cleveland from here, md WIN probably aoon
% 10 ChfcHCpx
, 1866-08-20

who fought for Tx9@ T i1kd isakd unlSs has as !
good right to xote y the white zsbel who.
fought for slavery and dlsunion. H.: 4
, 1866-08-20
CHICAGO 1unBER MARKET
Ea3puH1Aa::
4S1
-
~

!. aArmn ETEXLfo. &aTaxs y, NN.
:. 1h4resa2a k1a shipa,ea1A data< Tie PAS 6"e1
, 1866-08-20

4,.a y, IN 1ar but eaaier for Spring
VT+-e~ nId what was Inactive, hat IL higher
Eev spztug advanced s&ase On 10. !. md sase "a
:Eo.e Cotr vas rzodexaselJ sctfse, though 40
&c Ioxer. verJ 1it1as Nas dnna IN oass. kJs
wa ou2e4. Mess Pork waa tnsettEt% bet hsld
aru,. :BuIk Aean ware h1sher. .Gspef1is wee
unchanged.
Cod opened IN Eew Turk It f5-sn ad'aaee
~ u IN he close Of ysstesdsy-hutd dnhzeqnena1
bec1unp wAf, I'D gradually sank 70 ,its46.
which II closed 1h< aataw1nz desps@ seas
rrcefxxa to-txr by Boyt Brothe1a, Eosd neok -:
, 1866-08-20

Cotton NH Burned. sfc91t
HAIT1nonE, AnEue11 IA arc occurred =
forenoon at EniotIs Kills. totaGy deslfo5inS tue
Gzxuite Cotton Factory, owaed BY tulntstoek
COMPANY. ...
, 1866-08-20

Last week-.--..-~-----.&s,ssS,es ,esLu sioe4,oiA"
Tbs mercantile t1ade IN the ds1 Is improving
slowly. 4 limited number Of orders re betns
daily received BY mail. md once IN Hhils eoun-
ty buyer makes hts appearance This state Q
Rfsis il a1uoat entirely dne to fhs Isteness Of tae
hAzsest., Buftness IN The county b duh the fae
eedpts Of an1ktnds OF gain. eosn enfpseo, ~
Light, aud rome Of our fohoe7s complain th1& co..
rs<rfnr< s,e o1rE Nsrrhxnts from fhc futE1foF,
who intend to GRE the ..go.hyn to Chicago on ss-
rnz,rf ~ Fha rhoIeya need mt do 6ox There Ia
-1- . zs1s~ f. -.a,~ ths,, 6. nrnaYty IN be
Iaote cno!s1A Ae'1 WV s.,...s "..~s =, ~.
1U040 Sse3] eolA.Atea -" E..l5
lowest p2t1s df he ciJ. Wnezu no asfs1a0n = psAo
ID nersonaf or pstps3t1 cleanliness
NJ. M1,,.- to,,h.t dnhne. t..e Hesk has beeo
~ 0"41E1 AA4@* e 81 .-,-.,,.v 70 nnv
, 1866-08-20

BJe, bu....-.-- .--Ageuts-For "IEe Can
Gtzts Seed, Ds--eeh and the Hosrtts1 O.. 5snn =.
Cured Meals. \ Gstst Rsaelon.n VIA org ia =. ~
81 80 II. - Re roa of Me:s md ton, esna pE
s.t11sf hs ouac and tte5ns xt:Et1!n@ a9fps4sSs
uayed ID ssnefiy "ncsT as zee assSs!ss1 CT e. -
natfic. Ee Eaye sft.- .eltA[1nE oFsf ~ pS! ~
At AT ,sIstssE ssE.EY. 80. 10 l1:1s
, 1866-08-20

: Hsea. thA naarte. opsoed y: ILL., deeained ~
-148k ELL Es<S1]A - sA@~Ne~-'@ 81
II r1aIsa
oc1rzsusuh wess Len active md prices We =
tztne 1exes throughout tae list sixos Ok u WEI"
, 1866-08-20

N6wYofk Stock Markcr-
E u
Hs,f b.

C1ostnx pF3eEa I'M Au.ts1 =. y =
sxph n lJoca & Co, nrnkEs:
, 1866-08-20

In Tie afternoon tie cu1D MARKET Was quiet aaa
scarcely 70 trm, with ss1es of 1s,oo nn no.
SIC. Wheat wns inactive, md n the ahse2es -
t,1 .setaoua uemtna1ly unchanged fEcigats ws1o
ak,ner II Sc mn cum 10 Dunalo, fos Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Leaving pier ~ North Ttver. a. fOllOWs.--
PENNSYLVANIA SAILS SATURDAY. JULY T.
SCOTLAND, SATURDAY., july 10
VIRGINIA., SATURDAY.. JUN "a.
DENMARK sAfI.s JULy2
Cabin Passage &lOl: Ste@rsgr SO
PAYAHfs IN CURRENCY
sssrase passage 'ctrs bring parties from Liverpool o.
Queenstown for ~ currency
Through p,sssse % Ps-s Antwerp. Hamburg Bremen,
Ac. corresponding rates.
Drafts for any amount issued any bank Ia orest
Britain aud ireland nj tho loo rate.
Yor fright and cabin passage apply ~ the Comrsnys
oAca Broadway sad Tor serrags tickets al the passage
'A''' - '"' ''A'''' ~ . HURST. Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACrPrc NAH. STEAMSHIP CoxpASY's
II THRDCUH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA
Aapurrwn tNfTVn nTAIE& MAIL.

cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAmpro NAIL Steamship coxpASr's
c.rsyIss ys siSt'sY S \ a. DxAlL.
s.sm,r i,ay. pie. 80 q sor,h river. foot q Canal
lan. S-AaizosA 4 o. Gray, connecting with cos.
july ii..aExRY cHxrScEY. Jon xsury. connecting
LILY n.syw ropK Weir, eonnsssas with sAcRA-
sss1 ...gs,.e nos. 2, =. .,
lee and lin Cor Central ports and ,hc.s o. hs let
is pound. s.ssss. allowed sssA adult. Medicines. ara
Voc passage ucs-,. sna all sur,s-r information .ppy a
ss osse On the wharf foot Of c:ns ;ir,f ssrh rss'
pAcrFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
I'm. ...s.r nsskS onnnsckr S xi al. on Wednesday,
yny ~ from ,As conpAny's pier. a NORTH river, foot
acs. o.. 80. .. = r;p,s.a AZ x e, q
saTy s..,s.. nquir, !; OK. e. ,.ssg,ny'
81. nslss. sssa,. y Y. IS &c
Lon -ASTfAoo Dy cUas VIA srgvrrAs
mo sr.' .',.. =, ..gluS.,s.u-s
-. ~ ~.
c.rrias s ra safe. lss I'll .s.ss pier ~ E.., rs,.r
sstdrdsy Jane NJ Iss - oeocs r. u precisely ior
H.,isg g-ss unsvosb'y s..,n. win leave po.s,.y on
All silsfs must ps,s through hs po-s ores
~ sSp . iibfia s' Co. ~ s Issa = ON,
street corner ~ Dover.
I,OH HAVANA DIRECT
Richard tdass. eolnmAnaer viii 81 from psr 80 .sih
| rt.nf Wednesday July Vaoctaeiiy a q clock.
For freight Psaaag- apply p. =
oAhhisoN AALLEN Va Bo~ilas Green.
| IIAvAvA srsAL Avn VERA cRuz.-ANERtcAS
Ill snd MeTe.n MaN steamship cDupmny. Tho elegant
81. wheel steamer DANIEL wsBsrgR, ysu,e. Bognr
comm anl~r per for The sb0ve
| ports fKSDAY, Juiy W ASP w. To BE- followed W
% caas 4. wHfrssY' Agent. Br,sa.sy WV
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IT. Ths ans hst ciAs .teafD~hip SHERIDAN Capssi
J. W Bolton viii leave pier No North iver saturday
JnyI ats w. FOR freight ~ passAge. haying unsaf
/ paAsed accommodations, srIAy "
| w. y. CROMWELL CO, ~ ws.s street.
| L'on WV ORLEANS DIEFCr -fHg NFw YORE
- Mall hrsrnship Comvanya stsaluan M0NTEER
VII i@aro nalardsy July TassP. frun ~ enrnpa
nya rfer No ~ North fifeY. Yer fraxh
toJAMhs 4. RAYN0R, 70 Barclay street
4 TExAs ffsR-goR GALVESTON rExAs STOPPING
Il Al key Wstt-fhe A stfannshfp fOgDONA VI a. Nfswsv
eoumaadsr wf r~sstvs frelmbt per ~ tNas river
al wth i@sp~ioh. rer frsgh passage hss-s snesfe
s..s,lnnaed~uons. apil. - q. v. IA ~ N 80 rs
pAae&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

-. !; Rps.T ssssE r. :'2sE ID
N axfED-HY YfesT Cas- LiVy fvsraAsy3
w safssv tk1s wsfs Tsssfsi s1sntiss 90 80 $50
q Ns~ "a sei sFgokfa Fystuga ~ tssesg~ g~r.4.
AsSFs a.1 .s9s sgms RAJ Fsfoss sx0
1850 =. = sgrsfn ". .ssss-..s~- y ~ -
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-08-14

Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hys-
terics, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and arrangement of the Stomach,
All of which, when originating in this cause put
on the Intermittent type, or become periodical.
This CURE" expels the poison from the blood
most effectual remedy ever discovered for this
class of complaints, but it is the cheapest and
moreover is perfectly safe. No harm can arise
from its use, and the patient when cured is left
as healthy as if he had never had the disease
Can this be said of any other cure for Chills and
Fever? 1t is true of this, and its Importance to
estimated; So sure it is to cure the Fever and
Ague, that it may be truthfully said to be Ger
tain remedy One Dealer complains that it is
not good medicine to sell, because one bottle
cures whole neighborhood
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER & Co., Lowell
Mass, and sold by Williams & Haywood, and P
F; Pescud, Raleigh, N. c., and by deolers every
where. july 95S-tw-2m
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remaining in the hands of any such commissioner
after the satisfaction of the claims of such credit
ors, the commissioner under the direction of the
court shall distribute and pay the same to and
among those who shall be justly entitled thereto
as having been stockholders or members of such
corporation at the time of its dissolution afore
said, or their legal representatives.
y Sec. g. Be 1t further enacted That all suits on
debts due the Banks contracted with branch
Bank shall be brought in the comfy where the
branch established, and if brought in any
other county may be dismissed on motion.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That this act
shall be in force from and after its ratification.
Ratified the 18th day of March, 1856.
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TO THE WEAK,
YOUTH TO THE Acpn
b 10 X r e NE

| L F E REJUV ENAr
lbs preparation is unequaled as a Reiuyenato,
and Restorer of wasted inert functions 'enator
The feeble, the aged, and all those nh
any way impaired their vitality by excrss;ro III
tai or physical application viii find the men
10 pc what It's name implies, Life Reinvenatnmre
which, while it builds up the SHATTERED o,
tion will also impart to the FEELINGS te keGnstltu-
and energy which belong to youth SAhess
No matter by what cause any ORGAN b.s hoo
cIieepIed In It's functions, this superb nrpnsroti
Will remove that cause at once and forever "'ioh
IOKRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY. Iuporr,ro,,
NERVOUS 1NCAPACITY. DYSPEppSSIH Ivy
DEPRESSION, LOSS OF APPETITF
LOW SPIRITS, IMBECILITY, MEN
TAI INCIDENCE, EMACTA
TION, ENNUI
1t has most delightful, desirable and no,o, oa.,
upon the NERVOUS SYSTEM: and ali VII 49,
IN any way Frustrated by nervous disabi1ities aro
earnestly advised to seek cure in this most at
eenent ana unequaled preparation.
KRENE.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUID. the DEsPA1p
ING, the OLD, should give this Valuable diseor-
III tlial II VIII De found totally different from
al other articles for the same purpose oAi
10 Females.-This preparation il i,,o
VIC III nervous weaknesses OF all kinds as if will
manence per
1t is also grand tonic, and will rive re1iof :.
Dyspepsia with the first dose. hrief e er,i ~
tence IN its use will renovate the stomach FOO Se
ever. DJ0PoPoi1 loi
- One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for s5-
Sold by Druggists generally
Sent by Express anywhere by addressino
AUTCHINGS 81 HILLYER, Proprietorss
No. % Dey Street, New York,
G0ll ~, Da1a
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ARABIAN LAUGHING PLANT.-ln Pal
graves "Central and Eastern Arabia -
:. some particulars are given in regard to
= curious narcotic plant. Its seeds in
- which the active principle seems chiefly
to reside, when pounded and admins
tered in small doses, produce effects
much like those ascribed to Sir Hum
phrey Davy's laughing gas ; the patient
Il dances, sings, and performs a thousand
extravaganzas, till after an hour Of great
excitement to himself. and amusement
=: to the bystanders, he falls asleep, and
, ON awakening has lost all memory of
what he said or did while under the in
., huence of the drug.
sTlg To put a pinch of this powder into
the coffee of some unsuspecting individ-
!ual is not an uncommon joke, nor is it
Il said that it was ever followed by seri-
Gus consequences, though an over guam
- .tity might, perhaps, be dangerous.
The author tried it on two individuals,
bnt in proportions, if not absolutely
homeopathic, still sufficiently minute to
keep on the safe side, and witnessed its
operation, laughable enough, but very
= harmless. The plant that bears these
berries hardly attains, in Kasseem, the
height of six inches above the ground,
! put IN Oman were seen bushes of it
three or four feet in growth, and wide
spreading.
The stems are woody and of yellow
tlnge when barked the leaf is ola dark
l green color and primated, with about
twenty leaflets on either side the stalks
:jare smooth and shining; the flowers
are yellow and grow in tufts the ar
theirs are numerous the fruit is cap
sule stfued with greenish padding, in
which lie imbedded two or three black
: seeds, in size and shape much like
French beans, their taste swedish, but
with peculiar flavor, the smell heavy
and almost sickly.
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LEVER AND AGUE
l. is not the only con-
sequence of the MAS
matte poison. A great
variety of disorders arise
from its irritation, in
the malarious districts,
among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Govt, Headache, Blind
ness, Tooth-ache, Ear
ache, Aatarrh, Asthma,