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1slr advertisements.
First National Bank of Burlington.

TI'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders of
i this Bank will be held in their clearinghouse, in
the second Tuesday of January next, at II O'Clock
AM for the choice of directors for the ensuing year
c. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington, VT. Dec. 10, 1865 'f&wlm
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE


some months ago ] was Ca. ed g. attend lady Of
Williamsburg. y. Y. who haI lorr Been suffering
from Troublesome uterine disease It. presence was
market by constant vaginal discharge. sometimes
% a Waterr -teucN and -|ructlIlt- creamy and
muco-purul.It. She Lad tseu under ther treat
meut Tor some time, but constantly grew worst Va
-.ual examination disclosed extensive uGuration
and liberation 10 -ae lllsiN uter-- The uterine IN
Illumination, which was evidently assuming chrune
form, was also aggravated by Iong-stanGius couSti
patton. pdptItinu Of the heart ni-ht-swgats cough
poor appetite, and alwss daily tuting-. She i-int-
eel % almost entire ru-susihilty during one Of my
irst visits. commenced. Hf course, hy such active
local Treatment as the liberation demanded, and
then applied yselt 60 racupe ration q the general
health IL was iuconveuicnt % see her frequently
au1 except Co mark the healing u the ulcers in the
early stages, visited her ouly every other wesk.
For tonic and constitutional inv -nrant nodd's Ner-
vine only was prescribed. ] hal sometime before
become acquainted with It's properties, and knew
uf nothing more safe sat sictory is probable
effects And the result completely justified my ex-
pect4ton. In less han Fortnight the bowels hae
become free and regular N their movements, the
ni-ht-sweats disappeared, and appetite began to
grow. The iain-iuE spells became less frequent,
and soon ceased altogether. IN a-Other fortnight
there was no more cough, the vaginal discharge was
seus.tiy diminishing. sleep was normal and refresh
iu- and the general health decidedly improved.
What remains Is soon told. The patient continued
some weeks longer when my further attendance was
not required since her recovery ] have seen her
hut once. She seems perfectly well Her toy over
restored health is natural enough most enthusias-
tic She never before had medicine give ner such
cOWfort-aud such appetite and sucu sieep-and
such courage -and sucn strength. Sic wouldn't Try
% Keep house again without it, and forth, and 50
forth. IL IL my opinion that the Nervlne II the
best tonic and corrective Of The female
that has ever come under ny observation shah
not fail 70 continue It's 10 all similar cases and
| the profession know they are numerous enough.
l For sale BY all Druggists Price, One Dollar. 4~
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In Cabot, Dec. ] Mr.. Curtis Bond and Mrs
Anna Swasey died, aged IS and 20 years respec-
lively.
A FIRE broke out in the store of c. II. Stevens,
in East Montpelier Village, yesterday Sunday
morning, completely destroying the store, in
which was the Post Office, well as the barn Of
Clark Willard adjoining The loss was heavy;
insured for 81 500.
An eight months old pig killed by William
Templeton, of East Montpelier, on Monday last,
weighed 367 lbs.
Oscar Thomas, of Woodbury., lately sold pair
Ct oxen, FIVE years old, and weighing $500 lbs.
for $500.
A watch mandatory will soon be in operation
in Roxbury under charge Of Jonas G. Hall, for
merry an inspector in the Waltham works, and a
machinist named Hardy.
Calvin Cady, of Mortified, has slaughtered
over four thousand sheep this season. He Is NOW
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Spetial Aotites.

CRISTADORO ha, thrown the great Ruro-
pean Chemists into the shade. He has accomplish
ed what they have essayed in vain. His Hair Dye
CHANGES IN A MOMENT RED, GRAY OR WHITE
HAIR, To A BLACK OR BROWN that Nature
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HUNTERS GUIDE AND TRiPPER's

IL CONPANION.-H0w % hunt and trap all ami
mails % tan furs make traps. boats, sc. Worth so
TO anY farmer or boy. Beware OF bogus rgcc pts.
Well priutet and bound g. yes Only .euts
six f.r e.. Address Il. HUNTER & CO. HiL--aiv,
y. u.
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NATIONAL
Fife Insurance IRp0liY
OF TIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
NAsHNGTON, y. G.

Chartered by Special Act of Congress.
Approved JULH %, I-6-
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6n " AVS n max uz wheat rye aad corn bread
~ from tried receipts. will Re found iu = AR
THURS HOVE NkGAZINEr for January $50 Tween
Is cents number &c, It from News Agents or
send the price o. T. S ARTHUR SONS. PhilaIel-
plia, ana il Will be promptly mailed.
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One agent reports q names in four hours. One
agent g in one day. One 50 In three days. one
writes ~ can sell 1000 in a month Ladies', inva-
lids disabled soldiers. teachers. young men and W.
men, and Others are invited 20 send for Information
The work Is Just announced and glOd territory can
Dee secured by prompt apple ton. No free Green-
backs but extra commissions paid upon this book.
Address AMERICAN PU BLISilING CO., Hartf 3D.
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feeding six hundred turkeys, and an indefinite
number of hogs, on the surplus mutton.
A lynx was killed on Foster Mountain in
Woodbury., Friday of last week, by George lib
belts. 1t weighed 20 lbs, and measured feet
and four inches in length.
The voters of Montpelier have been warned to
meet in town meeting, Wednesday, the 23d Of
Dec, to see if the town will vote 10 aid in the
construction Of the Wells River Railroad. and
also if the town will establish and maintain a
Free Public Library.
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.cENTS WANTED
The Great Metropolis,

EMPLOYMENT !-IO0,000 copies Of the New
IL work by Junius Henri Browne, will be sold hy
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Mirror Of New York. Is creating fursre wherever
seen. unequalled in the book trade. 1t IS destined
70 an immense sale.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-08
REMEMBER THE PAST.

Think of the horrors of the rebellion
think of the thousands of men whose bones
are bleaching on every hill and valley of the
South think of the poor conscript who was
dragged in handouts from his wife and
children to be slaughtered In sIavellold-
er's rebellion; think of the boy who was
torn from his mothers arms to. die in the
rich mans war; think of the owner of twen-
ty negroes being exempted and the wool hat
boys forced to the front; think of the tith-
ings and the impressments of all the OPP
pressions of the Davis Despotism think of
the murdered men of the Laurel Valley; re.
member that loyal citizens of North Caro-
lima were hunted down with bloodhounds;
think of all the fearful scenes of the battle
field, the slrieks of the wounded and the
groans of the dying; think of the low
means of the hospitals: think of the I'M
marked graves of so many brave youths who
were murdered in rebellion in which they
had no part or interest, and then think of
the prayers of the widowsAnd orphans to-
day which are going up to heaven to call
down its righteous ret-ibution upon the
heads of the perpetrators of these crimes;
think of all these things before you cast your
ballot. And remember that in voting the
Asherebel ticket you are voting for the very
men who have been guilty'of these enormi-
fioc
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POLL TAX.

In some of the Counties, the tax on the
poll is laid at five dollars; in other
counties it is as high as nine dollars. The
new Constitution provides that the tax on
the poll shall never exceed two dollars. The
poll was taxed in the old slave times to re-
lievc the old slave aristocrats from paying
their due share of taxes. They controlled
the government and took the tax off of their
own property and put it on the head of the
poor man. Because they can do this no longer
they are raising hue and cry against taxa
ton and actually have the impudence to try
to persuade poor men to vote against the
Constitution on account of alIedged taxation.
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THOS. s. ASHE.

This person is the rebel candidate for Gov
ernor If elected he could not take his seat.
The Congress of the United States will never
subject the loyal Union men of orth,Car-
DINA to be governed by this uncompromi-
sing rebel. Ashe was secessionist. He
voted for prosecuting the war to the bitter
end. He was member of the rebel Con-
gress. He said fight it out to the bitter
end spend the last dollar; let the owner of
twenty negroes stay at home; take the last
pound of bacon and the last dust of meal
from the widow and the orphan and Kill the
last sixteen year old boy in the last ditch.
Will the loyal. Union-loving people in
North Carolina vote for this man?
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NOW OR NEVER.

The crisis has arrived when the people of
North Carolina are to decide what shall be
the future destiny of the State. It is to be
decided whether we are to have State gov
eminent based upon the principles of JUS
tice, progress and equality before the law :;
or whether We are, to relapse in barbara
anism and suffer ourselves to he lorded over
again by the old hereditary aristocrats. We
well know how oppressive has been the char
acter of the rule of these men for years /; we
know what has been the result of their dom
ineering and selfish policy. Will the men
of North Carolina whom they have 80 long
degraded, submit any longer to their domi-
nation2 If not, then vote for the Consti-.
tuition and the Republican ticket. Such a
glorious opportunity has never heretofore
been offered to the working men of North
Carolina to elevate themselves from the infe-
rior position in which all laboring men
were placed in the South, and to take fair
start and an even chance in life with the
proudest nabob in the land. Will you neg
iect this opportunity? If the old aristocra-
cy get you down again it will be long before
you rise. mr. ....,- 3d.. .--.
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The Public Credit.

The charge made by General Little6eld in
his speech in the Republican meeting on
Monday evening last merits grave consider
alton. He stated that certain rebel editors
in this State were in the pay of brokers and
money lenders to put down the credit of the
State. Under pretence of an interest in the
welfare and prosperity of our people, they
were hypocritieally raising the cry of TAX
ton" for the purpose of putting down the
price of State bonds, and putting money
into the pockets of, Wall Street brokers and
pocketing their own share OF the spoil for
their dirty work. Let the people remember
that this cry of excessive taxation is made
by rebel newspapers who are paid for these
publications by money spectators.
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REREI. FOLLY.


Because. forsooth, some Of the most radi-
cal members of Congress are opposed to the
admission of Alabama, we see one of our
exchanges tells its readers that these men
oppose the Reconstruction policy Of Con-
gress They do. Why Because IL has BEEN
entirely too lenient. Should Alabama not be
admitted it will be blotted out of existence
even as a provisional State, reduced to the
condition Of a territory and governed by
military law; and those who have opposed
reconstruction would be taxed to support
the military government. There can be
great many worse things befall rebels than
reconstruction on the Congressional plat
form, y I'll q rU. r.ta.i4 i.tN rrl'
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II E,LEGRAPHIC!
From Washington.

~ Washington. April 6.-Twelve negroes
swamped small boat at Arcandale fishery
and all were drowned. d. - -
There is bill before Congress forbidding
English merchants to export specie until
England apologies for recent smuggling.
-a Washington, April 6.-Gen. Sherman Wis
tied Gen. Grant to-day. 1T +; aor5 "a
The public debt was decreased half a
million. '.sD" " Ea:a9i
Revenue today $4,000. .a, ,,,, ., ,..,-.,
The Supreme Court in the Martin and
Hill case, granted a writ of Mbeas corpus
and certiorari, returnable next term, and or
dered stay of proceedings. -
D. In the Senate, Mr.. Wilson introduced
bill relieving several citizens of Georgia
from political disabilities. TOY ai
The naval appropriation bill was resumed,
and the Senate adjourned. I, To 7ai.-1
The judiciary committee of the Senate
considered the Alabama bill-considerable
difference of opinion exists. %
+ or F From RICHMOND. 5H9gGl-ai
III Richmond, April e.-T4e Convention has
finished all reports before it, and will ad-
journ this week.
There is much interest regarding the. ap-
pointment of new Governor. rWssa-
Gov. Pierpoint is in Washington.
1t is stated that message has been re-
ceived from General Grant directing General
Schofeld to suspend his order till further
orders H.i .| a
Gen. Wells, the new Governor, is not here.
A dispatch from Washing ton tonight an
nounces that Gen. Wells will be here to-mor-
row and be inangurated. ~ ~''1a".''i
From Connecticut.
10 Hartford, April 6.-The Democrats claim
an increased majority. 1 l 20.
The Republicans cain the Legislature
Eighteen small towns show Republican
gains of 245. Democratic losses 40. 7
Markets. H1..i1"i
NEW YORK, April Cotton decidedly
less. Sales $4,000 bales at 29a. Gold 37a
Sterling dull at 81. 's
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Let it be borne in mind that the men who
are now trying to persuade the people to
vote against the Constitution and the Re-
publican ticket, are the very men who in
volved them in the horrors of the rebellion:
who conscriptcd them, hand-cuffed them,
forced them to the army to die for their
slaves. and starved the families of the con-
scripts at home, while they were numbering
the conscrpts at the front These wicked
men meant war then; THEY MEAN WAR
NOW -
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Editors standard: q. Iiai. ii-. ..'fi
GENTLEMAN-You will oblige us in giving notice
through your valuable columns of the sitting of
the LIST Board of Registrars for the county of
Wake, at the Court House IN the City Of Raleigh,
for the period of five days, for the purpose Of re-
vising the Books, and to allow all who have not
registered and are qualified, to do SO, to come up
during the five days commencing on Tuesday the
9Th day OF April, and ending on Saturday the 18th
of April. ,tf -.a rs-,d d',,ls fadt
j The attention of the Public is directed to the
following places, included in this Registration
District bcs idyiI 1r0 fs-s'Gi 1IEi
Ge'3D!gf9T Rolesville gll 1908
Wakefield. 5isf,
Dc. fr Eagle Rock, VIZ 5saaE
f7 ai Raleigh, Hli 81. lErs
.dl .aa % huntsville, Ts4E 81;
20 -' i5j Forestville, a - ~
sih-2-b Respectfully, ia ''ai
VIM. WHITE,
THEODORE JOSEPH,
HANSON r. HUGHES.
March 81, 1868. 1al-tf.
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CASWELL COUNTY.

Rebellion is on the rampage in Caswell
County. Rebel orators announce it boldly
from the stump in utter defiance of the
Canby's order, that employees who do not
Immediately disavow all connection with
the Republican party and declare their in
tention of voting against the Constitution,
are to he bundled out of doors at once.
We learn further that Republicans have
been violently assaulted in their meetings
and that at least one has received notice to
leave the County. We refrain from saying.
anything more on this subject at present, as
the matter is in the hands of the military +
authorities, where it will receive the atten-,
ton it requires. ., 7gr-.s..s. .s...
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Republican Meetings. ,

Col. ]. T. Deweese, the Republican, Candidate
for Congress; j. Fl. Harris. and other Speakers,
will address the people at the following places
Hillsboro', Orange County, Thursday, April 9th.
Bear Creek, Chatham County, Saturday, April
- 18th go, M .-.,. -.,..,.a ..,i s,j4..
Bn,ssfeld, Granville County, Thursday April
18th. l-'t ..'l i''" >. 'ni '''''
! Rocky Mt, Edgecombe County, Saturday, April
81 18th. H lrH JoiI .a1s..n. 7 is! ri
Governor Holden will be at the two last places.
81 The people are requested to attend, as thelim-
4 portant issues of the day win be discussed, and
such facts and arguments developed as will tend
: to the enlightenment of all.
March. g. 1868. 129-td.
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EXTRA STANDARD.

We publish, for gratuitous distribution,
a large number of extra Standards, contain
ing the Review of the Constitution Oy
Messrs. Rodman and Gahagan; the able ar
ticle on Finance, by Gen. Abbott; Colonel
Cautwell's letter; General Canby's election
order and variety of other interesting
matter Send in your orders. ..li.
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Another FalSehOOd.

The statement is being made in quite
number of rebel journals that Mr.. Cowles
made the declaration that the Constitution
would be voted down. We are authorized
by Mr. Cowles the pronounce reinstatement
an utter falsehood.,9 ar.eoildi sii 9bsm
II Misrepresentation, frauds, abuse, and
downright lying could carry bad cause
through, then the rebelconservstive WAR
ticket would go through like FASH
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LOOK OUT FOR REBEL LIES.

1t is impossible to expose tile lies of the
rebel Conservative, party, They are thick
as leaves in Autumn. Believe nothing
whatever which comes from them. Their
stock in trade is lies and SANDER. They will
food the country from now till the election
like the Devil, 5i almost deceiving the
very elect. Be on the lookout for them on
the eve of the election and let nothing keep
you from voting the full Republican ticket
with Holden at the head. ..-...g III
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I ANNOUNCEMENTS.

G. .a GoLDsBoRo', NC, March %, 1868.
To the Voters of Craven, Carteret, Jones, O,sslo,c,
Greene, Lenoir, Wayne and Wilson Counties I:
l hereby announce myself a candidate for the
Solicitorship of the 3rd Judicial District. The
best evidence of fitness can offer you is the
manner in which have filed the Office for two
years past. If elected shall discharge the duties
of the Office without fear, favor or partizan in
fuence. .'aii925 $500 sH'r bis pf lrr
pa Lam, very respectfully, yours, &C., iaif
1874 -3t. oils u' W. T. FAIRCLOTH.
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MECHANICS.

For the first time in the history of the
State, provision is made, to secure to the me-
chanic, pay for his labor. How many me-
chanics are there, to whom money is owing,
and who cannot get it because the men for
whom he labored would not pay them The
new Constitution remedies this evil. The
Constitution provides that the General AS
sembly shall provide for giving to mecllan-
les sufficient lien on the subject matter of
their labor. Heretofore labor has been de-
graded; hereafter it will be honorable. III
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TICKETS! TICKETS!

No election was ever carried without tick
cts. Let candidates for Congress see to II
at once that every County in their districts
is we'll supplied. Send your orders to the
nearest Republican press. Let County can
dictates, too, take the matter in hand. Place
the tickets in the hands of reliable menjw no
will see that they are not wasted or destroy
ed. Hurry up the work. The time ap-
breaches. -rI . DO. q.
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Republican Mass Meetings in the Second
.o1shaa Congressional District.
Republican, Mass meetings will be held in
the second Congressional District and adj
dressed by the speakers named, as follows {:
At Snow Hill, Greene County, Saturday, Ith.-HoI..
David Heaton, Hon. c. R. Thomas and Others 10
II At Wilson, Wilson County Monday, April IS. Hon.
David Heaton, r. F. Lehman, and James Il. Harris
At Tarboro', Edsecombe County, Wednesday, April
15th.-Hon. David Heaton, RObt. F, Lehman and Jas.
II. Harris.
At Greenville Pitt County Friday April 17.-Hon.
David Heaton, Hon. W. B. Rodman, Gen. Byron Laf-
q fin, Robert F. Lehman and Others. IL
D IL 1l1 q THOMAS POWERS
Chin. District Committee.
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1t will he remembered that the reason the
ticket voted at this election contains so manv
names is because GN the officers, from Cover
nor down to County Surveyor, are to be
elected at once. So long ticket will never
DE voted again, as there will never be SO
many vacancies to supply. pi4 ~,
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A WISE PRECAUTION.

We are glad to learn that active steps are
being taken before the military authorities
10 enforce Gen Canby's order in reference to
Tue lntlmidotian of Voters. According to
tic ordinance, one half of the amount re-
covered goes to the informer.
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Col. Cantwell's Letter.

We call attention to the mastery letter of
Col. Cantwell, published in another column.
1t breathes throughout the pure spirit of Re-
publicanism. A copy of this letter should
be in the hands of every voter in the State
Let it be read and pondered carefully and
thoughtfully. --..- g..
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RALLY THE LEaCUEsy AND THE HER,

These two noble organizations have been
tried by the fires Of the rebellion. There
arc more than thirty thousand white men,
whose names are enrolled in these patriotic
bands. Now is the time to complete the
glorious work. Rally the Leagues! Rally the
Heroes! Rally to the polls freemen of North
Carolina /! Ratity the Constitution, 2 Vote
the loyal Republican ticket and bury trea-
son and rebellion in so deep grave that the
hand Of resurrection will never reach them.
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& SON.,
w. w. HOLDEN & SON. b
.eass a5i EDITORS s rnOrnrEroHs' i'5
Ind authorized p,tolishers Of the Aa"" y ~ :
@, ~,rts. and of Government advertisements. :
49, RALEIGH. n. Co. 800
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