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a els, ana Tor about thirty wears iro ior Forty
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incieasea demand made 1t too heavy st t The
aud anxieu business and the people being wi nGf
anu anxious 10 pay Tor it, made If nm Wiling
some profit, and have since that TIM M, article Of
Eminent ~ at one dollar per Box Or 'I po.ihe
Inc ointment Is the cheapest thnt has H. w. polle.
ca 10 the public for many years. F,ch , oner-
contains over three ounces of solid mater. ppolte
II pun IN liquid form, would make five ha,, and
preparation, ~ ~ INC present
But little effort has ever been mado 70 H..
pei ,S the public. To say that this O;nt,Hs
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ny every person acquainted with II We
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Gu cures whore the most popular Ointmo,.i
with the attention of the most experirnnsd 81
siclans, have Tor years failed This Oihtmont!y
no new thing got up. tits Of long standin~ W. Is
the high reputation which il has obtanGd' a,ig
the increased demand is entirely owiny - " i,
own efficacy. And where it has been use1 II Us
considered the standing Ointment for fam;,ss
use. ""iiy
Believing that the Ointment is the Sest rooo,.
mcnda'ion, and as it had considerable circnla;n,r
curing the war, and was considered the Stand
ointment IN the Army, we will simply add t,.n.
Ceriiiicates, to show for what it has been NJ os
with success. We offer nc certificate which ~ IL
not substantially true: Agreat number of cp 70
titicates could be produced, but we deem !, tur'
necessary, as the Ointment will speak for s St'
lowing diseases: ' '''-
SCALD,HEAD, in its most complicated form
SALT RHEUM. Ill.,
ITCH, of any kind
letter of any kind.
SORE LEGS, or SORES OF ANYK .,
many years Standing VI
RUNNING or ISSUES FROM THE EAR
NEURALGIA, OF the worst kind.
FROSTBITTEN FEET.
TOE or GROUND ITCH,
SPRAINS or BRUISES, Of any kind.
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Grant and 1solfax in surrx.

as A Republican meeting was held at Old West
} field, Snrry county, October 9th, Isaac Perkins
presiding. ] NJ. Marshall addressed the meet
ing in defence of equal rights to all. Hisre-
marks were mainly directed against the old Sc
cession Democratic party, and their successor,
tle War Democratic party. The speaker show
ed that the objects of those two parties are the
same, and that the salvation of the country de-
ponds upon the success of the Republican party
and the triumph OF o s. Grant. Brief and stir
ring speeches were also made by VIM. H. Pel'
and Thomas H. Boyls. VIM. Taylor, A. S. Need
ham, James Cook, VIM. II. Pell and Thomas Fl
Boys were appointed committee to report
resolutions. The following preamble aad reso-
buttons were reported and unanimously adop-
ted: flg
Whereas Our country has undergone scour-
ging bordering on utter destruction from the mis-
rule OF the one dominant party protesting to be
the democracy ofthis country; and whereas the
same party are now struggling again forthe as
cendancy, and endeayoring to elevate to tie
highest Offices in the gift OF the people of Amer
lea Horatio Seymour and Frank T. Blair, who
are old and well known leaders of the hard shell
Democrats, who sympathized with rebels and the
rebellion, and whose avowed purpose is to over
throw Republican liberty in these States; and
whereas these same leaders promised us peacea-
bic secession in 1861, and now promise US peace
able notification in 1868, which means war OF the
most savage kind; therefore
Resolyed 1. That we pledge ourselves to sup
port U. s. Grant and Schuyler ColfaX Tor Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States.
2 That we ask the friends of the Union in all
the States to come to our aid, as we want peace,
not war.
g. That our thanks are due to Congress for
the kindness manifested towards us in receiving
North Carolina back into the Union on an equal
footing with the other States.
4. That our thanks are hereby rendered to Gov
w. W. Holden for his patriotic efforts to restore
peace and prosperity to our country.
5. That our thanks are due the Legislature for
its efforts to restore the peace, and develop the
resources of the country by judicious system
OF internal improvements. Hrfsf s.1 (.
6. That we sincerely thank Judge R. M. Pear
son for his patriotic and well digested letter, in
which he has so lucdy exposed the tricks OF the
rebel party, aud placed himself with the loyal
people of the State and nation. t.i..
z. That our thanks are due to Hon. N. Boyden
for the stand he has taken in the defence OF law
and order, the Union aid Grant and Collax.
1t was ordered that the proceedings be sent to
the Standard for publication.
On proposition to form a Grant and Colfax
Club one hundred persons came forward and en-
rolled their names.
1t is believed by Republicans generally that
Grant and Colfax will get more votes in Surry
county than were poled for the Constitution.
:s,.5-.,r ISAAC PERKINS, Chm'n.
VIM II. PELI, Secretary. at
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Large and Enthusiastic Republican
Meetings at Wilson, MOsely Hall and
Snow Hlll-The Fires Burning.


Several of the Republican Meetings re-
Gently held in the I'd Congressional Dis
trict have been Unexpectedly large, as well
as enthusiastic
The meeting at Wilson, in Wilson County,
of Thursday last, was grand success The
Court house in that town would not hold
the large crowd, and so the meeting was
held in the open air More than thousand
voters were on the ground Gen. Curtis H.
Brogden and Col W. j. Clarke both spoke
at length and with earnest elOquence and
power. AS very few republican speeches
had ever been made in that locality, the
speakers were listened to with the deepest
interest. Great good has been effected in
Wilson, by this meeting. Ii was four times
larger than the meetings previous held by
the disconsolate democracy.
At Mosely Hall on Friday last, another
enthusiastic Republican Meeting was held.
Speeches were made by Gen. Brogden, Col
Clarke, and Hon. r. W. King, when Coun-
Gil Wooten, Esq, Seymour and Blair Demo
GRAFT, was permitted to enter the arena and
speak as long as he desired. He was unex-
pectedly replied to in q speech of marked
power and ability by Hon. Wallace Ames.
MT. hl1cS, III iulS CuoIL uitt uiuiSell anti HIS
cause great credit. A colored speaker, Mr.
Rue, closed the speaking 1t was a rousing
success, the meeting being largely attended
and full Of republican fire and enthusiasm
Lenoir, with such strong and Jealous work
ers as Messrs. King, Ames, and others, will
tell splendid story on the Bird of November.
The Republican Mass Meeting at Snow
Hill on Saturday, was also complete sue
cess. 1t was large and very enthusiastic
The Republicans Of Greene are thoroughly
aroused and will surely give largely in
creased republican majority. The meeting
was eloquently addressed by Gen. Brogden,
Col w. J. Clarke, Hon. r. w. King, and
Hon. Joseph Dixon.
The glorious news from the North had its
effect on all OF these meetings and tended to
kindle republican enthusiasm to the highest
point. Many Democrats indicated a de-
termination to abandon the sinking Sey-
mour and Blair party and come out for
Grant and Colfax The fact is the republic
can fires are burning splendidly, and all We
have to do to win an unparalleled victory is
to keep steadily on in the great work of
preparation and organization. -Newbera Re
publican
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Grant and Colfax in Wayne.

The Republicans of Wayne County met at>
Goldsboro on Friday evening last to celebrate
the Republican victories in the recent elections
at the North; T. Smith presided. The meeting
was addressed by j. E. O'Hara in an eloquent
speech, which drew applause from the Joyous
people. sf,...,4,..z. s,.,...ts...5. -. ..
Resolutions were unanimously adopted ap-
plauding the Union heroes who won our victo-
RIGS in the late elections On the 18th instant, and
promising every exertion to roll up alarger Re-
publican majority in North Carolina than any
State has yet done. Gov. W. W. Holden and
Hon. David Heaton were commended for their
patriotic course, and report was ordered to be
furnished to the North Carolina Standard Tor
publication. 3t'4
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FOr tnc NtauuuTu.
Mt. Airy Railroad Meeting.

MOUNT AIRY, Oct. Sd, 1868.
According to previous appointment, the
citizens of Mount and vicinity, and lnends
from the adjoining counties of Carroll and
Patrick. Va, met in the Male Academy.
On motion, r. R. Galloway, was called to
the Chair and j. NJ. Marshall was appointed
Secretary.
Mr. Jones, the chief engineer of the Nor
folk and Great Western Railroad, was then
called for, who responded in an able and
interesting address upon the subject and
benefit of Railroads generally. He dWelt
at length upon the advantage to those COM
m,ini:ies that have an abundance OF these
facilities, over those that have very little, or
none. -.,.
On motion, the following persons were
appointed committee to prepare business
for the action of the meeting: Col. Sam'l.
Forkner, j. F. Graves, Esq, T. w. Prather,
Mat. R. Banner and John R. Patterson. The
committee through their Chairman, j. T.
Graves, reported the following resolutions,
which were read and unanimously adopted.
Rcs0lced, That we recommend to the
Commissioners Of Surry county, to make a
subscription of one hundred thousand dol
lars to the North Western Railroad, and sub
NIT the proposed subscription to the people
for ratification, al an early day.
Res0zged, That we recommend the appoint
ment of the following persons as Commits
sioners to receive individual subscriptions,
in Surry county:
Mount Airy-Samuel L. Gilmer, John L.
Worth, and John W. Brewer
TOMS Creek-Job Worth
D0bson.--H. c. Hampton and D. NJ. Coop
RochtfoaI-L. II. Barnes and John NJ.
Hamlin.
The following resolution was introduced
by James Norman, Esq, and unanimously
adopted.
ResoE0ed, That we, portion of the peo-
pie of Surry, being favorably impressed
with the Importance of the Norfolk and
Great Western Railroad, request our Senator
and Representative in the ensuing session
of the General Assembly, to ask for authori-
ty to make county subscription in aid of
said road, and that the State be requested
to grant loan to the said road also.
Also, Resozoea, by the Meeting, that the
Secretary be requested to correspond with
the Commissioners of the North Western
Railroad.
Reso10ed, That the proceedings be publish
ed in the Salem Press and Winston, Sentinel
and the St@ndard and Raleigh Sentinel be
requested TO copy the same.
ROB'T. R. GALLOWAY, Chairman.
j. NJ MARSHALL, Secretary
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CERTIFICATES.

WhsoN, NJ ", Jan. 10, lo6o.
THOMAS T. CHRIsTMAN--Dear Sir-In the
Spring of 1868, while in the cavalry services Of
the Confederate States army, owned fine
pronounced by the Farrier Of the Regiment
"moon eyed' horse, and advised me to destroy
one to save the other. Being advised by You to
try your Ointment, Having tried many other
remedies,] 1 administered it only three times,
and to my surprise, in three days the eyes OF the
horse were as good as they ever had been
owned the horse formonths afterwards, and there
was no return OF blindness. / used the Ointment
with equal success in Scratches and Saddle Calls
which were common to cavalry horses.
~ '' A. BARNES,
..- -t... Attorney at Law.
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Great Meeting in Charlotte.

We are informed by a gentleman just arrived
from Charlotte, that the Republicans had amerry
meeting there Monday. The Court House was
crowded with Republicans and Conservatives, to
hear an address on the national issue by speak
err from abroad. It was a splendid outpouring of
the masses. The frequent mention of the names
of Grant and Colfax elected cheer after cheer. A
vote of thanks to the speaker was passed amid the
greatest enthusiasm Old Judges say it was the
greatest meeting of the campaign Historic
Mecklenburg will be redeemed on the Bird of No
ycmber II 0l=fi 81 ..fl i.sH--,r -it-. ss.-
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For the Standard.
Hon. A. Rencher.

Hearing that the Hon A. Rencher, like
many other thoughtful, prudent and unpre-
JUDGED minds in the Democratic, Conserva-
tive or Comprehend party, had declared in
favor of Grant and Colfax, and, consequent
ly, peace, on the 14th uit, addressed him
the following: *.
HAYWOOD, Sept. IA, 1868.
Hon. A. RENcHER, Pittsboro':
Dear SIR 1t Is reported in this portion
of the county that you have very recently
declared in favor of the "peace party"
Iaddress you this note to ascertain if it is
true that you have come out in favor of
Grant and Colfax for President and Vice
President Of the United States. The people
of the county and State are anxious to know
your views in regard to the present contest.
An early reply most earnestly desire.
Truly yours,
In his reply, which see he has published
IN the Weekly Sentinel ofthe goth. he regrets
very :" much "that any one should y sup
pose him for the Republican or 6 Radical
nominees, as be terms it, repudiates the ma
tlonal Republican Union ticket, declares for
Seymour and Blair, thus committing HIM
sell, as honestly believe, to aoar, which God
IN His mercy, l hope, will avert from this
people. W. T. GUNTER,
Haywood, October Is, 1873.
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There is no Death.
ny SIR y. nri.wRM tArNN.

Therr is no aeatAa The stars 50 down
gnFl 10 rise ep0a saae tairer SANreS r
And bright IN neaVe8'S lewelet cr>wA
They same tareVvSsAere>
There Is pa aessAs Tae aeSs NE tread
SHAH easaS,s ASsssAtS sAe SW,NSSer 81 4wcr
10 SosAeA ggSsA4 ~ ~ ssSSs>Nlem tStaI
0ErSfsAcw tSNat,i SaMeSS
The Sg&ssSse seeks &sSNye&as&e
w Aeea sAe ssN&gS as,,s$ They NcarE
The tasSSa leAVVS DRINK S%tiy N;o
fgaSa SSs he NSeSaess ais
TAsge Is NO SsesSSS The loSvos may iall,
Tae aAWeyS stsaS fade and Mass awayS
They eSs,S visit tSgN0%A wiatry hours,
T(e oaSsiaS OF ;s'e May,
There is No aosiA, An angel form
Walks Ger the earth with silent tread;
He bears our hes, loved things away,
ti And then We call them "deaa,"
He leaves oar hearts sill desolate,
He uluckS our iairtSi, sweetest flowers;
Tmnsplantcd into bliss, th,y ROW
Adorn immortal bowers.
%. The bird-like voice, whose joyous tones
Made glad these scenes OF sin and strife,
Sings now an everlasting song
Fl Amid the tree of life.
g. And where he sees smile too bright,
.er Or hearts too pure for taint and vice,
He bears it to thai world of light,
To dwell in Paradise. ...
Born unto that undying life,
-ef They leave us bu; to come again;
o. With joy We welcome them-the same,a
Except in sin and pain
And ever near US, though unseen, .f sd
''' The dear, immortal spirits tread;
For all the bOundless Universe
81 Is lite--thcre are no dead.
. .
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DIRECTIONS.

In the treatment of all the above diseases
anoint the part three times day, but oniy,
slightly. For the Itch it only quires a sligbt
application where the parts are affected, In Run.
ming sores, avoid washing, wipe off the matter
as thin as possible. When the seasons will allow
use no clothes, simply anoint and keep bare i
convenient ~
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RoBT. NJ. DOUGLAS. s...stas;s.q
Tnos. NJ. OWEN. ae'fesaraes'

THE Pooh BoY.-Don't be ashamed, my
lad, if you have apatch on your elbow. 1t
is no mark of disgrace 1t speaks well for
your industrious mother. For our part, we
would rather see dozen patches on your
jacket than hear one profane or vulgar word
escape from your lips. No good boy will
shup you because you cannot dress as well
as your companions; and if q bad boy some
times laughs at your appearance, say Moth
ing. my lad, but walk on
We know many rich and good man
who was once as poor as YOU. There is our
next door neighbor, IN partiea.ars, now one
of our weal thiest men, who told us a short
time since that when child he was glad to
receive the cold potatoes from his neghhor's
table.
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Grant and Colfax Club at waughtown.

About 200 persons met at Waughtown, on the
evening of the 18th, for the purpose of forminga
Grant and Colfax club The meeting was organ
lied by calling P. E. Light to the Chair, and APP
pointing J. W. Wright Secretary. The object of
the meeting having been explained by the chair
man, addresses We're delivered by Sheriff Masten
and N. S. Cook, Esq. After which Is persons
Joined the club. Great enthusiasm and the ut
most harmony and good feeling characterized
the meeting. tf9- go-l
The Waughtown Democratic club numbers
about 20. Salem Press. , ,E3- ..---... ,.f. =
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Mass Meetings.

The Republicans of the First District will hold
meetings at the following times and places:
Colertin, BERTHE county, October Goth.
Harrellsvile, Hartford county, Oct. 9th.
Sunsbury, Gates county, Oct 2Sth.
Lassiter's Store, Gates county, Oct. Goth.
Rev. L. W. Boon and other speakers will ad-
) dress the people
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Mysterious Assassination in Lo,;s,.,

New ORLEANS, Oct. 18-The Sheriff and
parish judge of St. Marys parish were ass;'
mated at Franklin, La, last night, by parties
who escaped without being recognized. The
sneilh was killed in bis hotel. The body
o. the Parish Judge was found on the street
~ patrol which was organized immedi
sos,y after the discovery Of the Sherif,s as
a oTsslnation The coroners inquest, now pro.
eo sssng, has elected nothing towards dis.
en,,o,. ng the perpetrators. Several men were
on ber.a. N 4, tne murders but being mounted
s' 'hey escaped in the darkness
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R,FFERENCE.
REV, DIR. DEEMS. and GARWOOD PI As,

REV. DIR. DEEMS, and GARWOOD PLASS, Of
New York City.
DR.. G. C. SUGG, Edgeeombe County, N.
DIR. j. s. HACKNEY, Florida.
DR.. A. E. PERKINS, Indiana.
DIR. j. j. LAWRENCE'S ALMANAC, for 1867
L. PEARSON, Ohio.
n F. PERKINS. Kansas.
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Republican, Meetings and Barbecues

There will be Republican meeting and barbe-
cue at Rockingham, in Richmond county, on the
31st OF October Also, Republican meeting
and barbecue at New Hope, Robson county on
the 2Sth of October DR.. Alfred Thomas will adj
dress the meetings.
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FOR HORSES.

For Horses Eyes, put lump as large as a gar.
den pea in the corner and rub some above tha
eye. If to much is rubbed on it will take tSs
hair off, but will do no damage. For Scratches.
clean the legs and anoint when dry. Anoipt onra
or twice for a few DAYS. "''
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Republican Meeting at winston.

On Thursday, the Sth instant, Hon. Jos. ".
Holden and j. Font. Taylor addressed very
at night, according to previous appointment
The speeches were patriotic, well-timed and well
received, and Forsyth will give a large majority
of votes for Grant and Colfax.-Salehn Press.
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tilG For the Standard.
Matters in Western North Carolina.
TRAP Hill, Wilkes COUNTY, N. c.

TRAP HILL, Wilkes COUNTY, N. G.
n - OCTOBER ID, 1868.
Pear Standard You have already given
paeic notice of the cheering news of the
late Mass Meetings held at Salem. in FORSYTH,
ana Danbury, in Stokes county. Since then
Mi. Holden e has addressed the people of Sur
~ and Allegheny counties, and today he
ae.afe ss the people of Trap Hill and vicin-
IVY. Inc enthusiasm elected by his speech
es is immense M and it runs III the right chan
mel. me ne people of the West have read
Frank Bair's letter, and from those who
haye ever been noted for the purest and
warnest and most devoted patriotism Won
VIII Will near glorious news when the coming
elections shall have been held.
Messrs. James Fontleroy Taylor and John
ii. Boner accompany Mr.. Holden
RADICAL,
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North Carolina Assurance, Annuity and Trust Company
u Raleigh, N. G. 49,
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
R. w. Best, President. -
VIM. II. Jones, Cashier. rl H
Quent. Busbee, Secretary . t.,..
Z. Burke Haywood, Consulting Physician
A. S. Merrimon, Attorney and Coa,lsellor.
w. R. s Burbank, General Agent. t.-
George Little,
James A. Moore, Executive Committee.
Willie j. Palmer,
DIRECTORS:
R. W. Best, Gen w. r. Cox,
VIM. H. Jones, George Harris,
James A. Moore, John D. Whtford,
Willie j. Palmer, Gen. Mat. w Ransom,
Willie D. Jones, Col VIM. Johnston,
Col. George Little, T. E. Shober .-
DR.. Nm r. Miller, Gen. r. B. Vance,
Quent. Busbee.'
The plan of Assurance adopted by the Board
of Directors, is popularity known as the Masonic
PLAN. 50 m
The Entrance Fee is charged, payable when a
party applies for policy. No other payment is
required, except on the death OF member, when
an assessment of $3.50 is levied, The aggre-
gate of sssssments, is the value Of the policy.
A policy by this plan can be secured for less,
by from so to 100 per cent, than one for the same
amount in ordinary companies.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,

DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA, &
r. .l.s9 June Term, 1868 81 =
United States Attachment-Levicd on
49,. rs. '... House and Lot in the
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
l. the defendant, William J.. Grayson, hath re-
moved himself beyond the limits of the District
of North Carolina, and beyond the reach of the
ordinary process of this Court, it is therefore
: Ordered, That publication be made for two
months in the Weekly North Carolina STANDARD,
notifying him 'bat unless he repleyy the proper
ty levied on, by giving a bail bond and pleading
or demuring at the next term of this Court TO be
held in the City of Raleigh on the last Monday in
November next, judgment by default will be en-
tered against him, and the property levied on
will be condemned to satisfy the claim for which
it has been attached. aTF4 z" =
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
signed my name and; affixed the.seal of
Il. $. said Court, at office In Raleigh, this 10th
day OF September, A. D. 1868
N. j RIDDICK, Clerk.
'' egg o. S. Circuit Court.
Sept %. 2l7-w2m
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Sept %
WIN. Il. BURLINGTON
Commission and Slipping Merchan,

Oo"1sSiUH uHU -SHHPP1"6 Ho1CHUHt
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Naval
stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Flour
Grain, &c.. ,as Ha is
My ware house being convenient to the W. &
w. K. R. Depot enables me to make charges light.
Oct. 0, 1897. D--w1y.
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