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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

ter supper January 9th.
The officers of the Lamoille County
Agricultural society elected at their an
nual meeting were Capt. r. L. Rand,
President r. r. Waite, Esq, yice-Pres-
ident; L. L. Allen, Recording Secretary !;
G. L. Small, Esq, Corresponding Secre-
tary; together with twenty directors,
three rnarshals, two superinfendents and
five auditors.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The appraisal of personal estate in
Orange county is s ,43G,419.
One per cent. of the grand list Of
Orange county is SGS,999.S7.
The total debt of Brookfeld, on the Sd
of March last was S3,S91G2
The total debt of Chelsea ON the Sd
of March last, was $lG,9jS0G.
The Orange County Agricultural So
ciety has elected Rufus Hyde, Chelsea,
President; Aaron Davis, Chelsea, Treas
urer; Arad Corliss, Corinth, Secretary
10 Directors and Marshal.
The Bradford Y W. c. 4, has chosen
Rev. J. X. Williams, President; G. IL
Harding, Vice President; Win Craig,
Secretary; and y. Brown, Treasurer.
The Fairlee Y NJ C. y, at its last
needing elected John Stratton, President
,. w. Davis, Yice-Prc-ident; \. NJ Paine,
Secretary ;sF. NJ. Bailey, Cores spondiHg
Secretary; W. H. Kibboy, Treasurer.
"A Musical Convention commences al
Ncwbury on the 18th, under the direction
Of Prof. George L. Root aud his son.
Mrs. southworth, OF Chelsea, while
going into the cellar last week, fell and
severely cut her throat with a knife she
had in her hand.
N. b. Stevens has sold out the New
bury House, aud tho Spring Hotel, to
samuel Kendall, Of Concord Mr. Stevens
comes to Rutland, having leased Richard
sons hotel
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The .Ipri,al OF personal estate in Or
leans county Is $IolG256.
One Per cent. Of the grand LIST OF Or
leans county is sol ,S91 80
The total deb; Of Bloomington, the 3d
of March lat, wa- $l,sG513.
Tho total debt Of Charleston, ,onthc I'd
Of Marrh Inst w. s,I .SD1
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The total debt of Cabot, on the Sd OF
March last, was S2,79S67
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SPRIrUALIsTC Co&yENTIoT.-The Mid
dlobury Register gives the following ac-
count Of the recent Sriritulli-t Conyen-
ton 10 ;hgt place \ Convention Of the
Vermont State Spiriiuali-t Association
Was held in the Court House on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Newman Weeks,
E-Q Of Bu'And, pre-iliag. A. Wilmof,
Of R9y4l'an, acted a. Secretary in place If
DR.. Holden who was absent. Friday was
spent in organizing and conference until
evening. when H.. convention listened 10
anadiress ly Leo Miller, Of New York.
saturday was -p,nt III listening to ad-
dress from Ie~-r-. Bant. ii Wisconsin.
Smith. .. Gr5.m, y ebu~ett-, Miller,
af Eaw Yorf, and lIr. Pfatt. Of East
Granville, Mr.. Tanner. Of MntIelier =.
.'-o ptiutiu, rs Mr. B,4ir. oi Montpelier,
1,inligllsl Oa sunday. conference. adj
lr,. ly AIr sn.ta. Tr- Brown. oi
Randolph, a'r.. Wn,c9tt of Canton. New
York, and Iao Ml'lr. IN the evening
S. IS ga a1ds,-, by Mr. Fanny Davis
smith There wasa full Attendance and
heallres.c ara .aid - have iccn better
thaa Vi aal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

town hold Grecian Bend Levee and Oys-
ter supper January 9th.
The officers of the Lamoille County
Agricultural society elected at their an
nual meeting were Capt. r. l.. Rand,
President r. r. Waite, Esq, Vice Pres
ident; L. L. Allen, Recording Secretary !;
G. L. Small, Esq, Corresponding Secre-
tary; together with twenty directors,
three rnarshals, two superinfendents and
five auditors
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Married.

At Christ Church in this city, on Wednesday
eyening; April 2Sth, BY Rev Richard Mason D.
D., Mr.. ANDREW SINE to Miss BLANCHE, daugh-
ter of Hon. Thomas Bragg, all of Raleigh. 2
In Brooklyn, April 18th, 1869, by the Rev. I.
Edwin Brown, at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr,J. G. PIyER, OF Beaufort, N e, 10
Miss KATIE LANDERs, of Brooklyn, n Y.Sla q
On the 15thi inst, by Rev. j. w. Litchfeld,
JAMES M. PATRICK, of Lcnoir Institute, Lenoir
county, to Mrs. MAMIE E. SELBY, Of South
Greek, Beaufort county.
In Person county on the 18th inst, by Jesse
Brooks, ESQ.,, Mr.. THOMAS iDAvESPoRr to Mrs.'
MARTHA JACOBS, all of said county. tn
q At the residence of Mrs. M. Reed, in Charlotte,
on Monday evening, April 96th, by the Rev. Mr.
Haltom, Mr.. ADoLPHUs GORDON, to Miss
AMANDA NJ UTLEY, of Hillsboro'. f
% At Oxford, on the 10Th instant. by Elder
r. H. Marsh Miss ELIZABETH g. JONES, daugh-
ter of Amos T. Jones, Esq, to DR. WIN. D..
MALLORY, of Florida. n ~ 81, {.
lnnAt the residence of the bride, on the Goth in
slant, by Rev s. P. Crawford, Mr. WILLIAM
BROWN, iof Greenville, 8. O., to Mrs. MARY
SLOWER, daughter of ex-President Andrew
johnson. 2 9tAH ll47313 As4
In Camden county, N. c.. by, the Rev. y. D.
Bergman, on Thursday, The 18th instant, y. M.
ETHER1DGE and Miss EUeENIA FOREMAN, all of
Norfolk county g s gia s5 I3oi
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
f -,.s:y ChOWan County.


Superior Court-1o Spring Term, 1859.
BENZ. johnson, sr, & others To Pasquotank
laH VS.. 3i'3 la Superior Court,
c. W. Hollowell, Ex'tor of Spring Term,
James C. Johnston d others. 1869. ~
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
i that the following persons named as defend
ants in the above recited cause, reside Deyond
the limits of the State, namely, James c. john
ston, Edward Warren and wife Elizabeth, Cad
walader Iredel, Cadwalader Jones aud vile Anna,
Helen Iredell, Thomas C. Manning and wife Eli
zabeth, George Blair, William Blair, William D.
Lanthcr, H. G. jolly and wife Margaret, Mary
Lanther, Lemuel Sawyer, Edward A. Ayres and
wife Sarah, Fanny Sawyer, Laura Sawyer, William
Demil and wife Margaret, Bette Hoyt, Anna
Hoyt, Philip Aston, Gabriel Johnston, William
1. Britton and wife Fanny, George G. Harris and
wife Helen, E. C. jenkins and wife Fanny, and
William Johnston; and it further appearing that
there may be, and probably are, other persons
not named in said proceeding who are heirs and
distributes of said James C.. Johnston, whose
nam es and residences are unknown to the parties
in this proceeding, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh STANDARD, a newspaper
published in the city of Raleigh, North Carolina,
once week for the space Of six weeks, to the
end that the said residents and heirs and dis
tributes may be notified to become parties to
the above proceeding at said Court to be held at
Elizabeth City, the 10th Monday, after the first
Monday in March inst, or decree pro c07etesso
will be entered against Them and also that all
such persons who may be heirs and distributes
as aforesaid, and not named in said proceedings
because they are unknown, may make themselves
known and become parties thereto, and unless
they do SO, they shall be bound by the proceed
ings in this cause.
tbs also ordered that summons, with copy
of the complaint, be forthwith deposited in the
Post Office, directed to the parties herein named
at their several places of residence, if they can
be ascertained. c. G.. POOL, j. y. O.
mar 25 " eis'1 371-w6w
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MARRIAGE, GUIDE.

,DEING private instructor for married per-
ID sons or those about to be married, both male
and female, in everything concerning the physi-
ology and relations of our sexual system, and
the production and prevention of offspring, in
cluding all the new discoveries never before
given in the English language, by VIM. Dung,
M. ID. This is really a valuable and interesting
work 1t is written in plain language for the
general reader, and is illustrated with numerous
Engravings All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impediment to married lite, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with; still it is a book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. It
will be sent to any address on receipt of SO cts.
Address, DR. VIM. YOUNG, No. 416, Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. ea1
~ Afflicted and Unf0rtunate.-No
matter what may be your disease, before you
place yourself under the care of any one of the
notorious QUACKS-native and foreign-who
advertise ir this or any other paper, get a copy
of DR.. Young's Book and read 1t carefully. II
will be the means of saving you many dollar,
your health, and possibly your life. iis
DR.. Young can be consulted on any of the
disease described in his publications, at his
Office, No. 4I6 Spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia. hi7Aas,i-3 titsfsi ~ u
June 2S, 1868. a aFaQ sid 25-w1y.
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For tine Standard.
: "-7-"7ITT y" 20" TOT tUC DlduUuIus
Rail Road Meeting in Watauga.

According to previous notice very large
number of the citizens of Watauga county
assembled at the Court House in Boone, on
the goth of April, 1868, Gt being Tuesday Of
Court week. when on motion, Capt. G. w.
Bradley was called to the Chair, and H.
Bingham requested to act as Secretary. .gni'e
Capt. Bradley, on taking the Chair, in
few very appropriate remarks, explained the
object of the meeting to be to take into con-
sideration the Importance of connecting the
seaboard of North Carolina with the thor
onghfales of the Great West. sssg 9a5
Mai Malone being present, and called on,
delivered an able and interesting address in
which he urged the very great Importance of
the measure under consideration. 4
The meeting was further addressed by
VIM. F. Shull, Esq, and Col. VIM. Horton.
and on concluding his remarks, the latter
offered the following resolution:
Resolyed, That we contemplate with pride the
carly completion of the Atlantic, Tennessee d
Ohio Railroad, and that we pledge our united
efforts TO assist in the early completion of this
Road. a-- Iet ss. b. HlJf 3df q AsIstl 3
On motion it was resolved that The pro-
ceedings of this meeting be sent to the
Raleigh STANDARD, Sentinel and Charlotte
| Democrat for publication.
The meeting then adjourned. 2
CIV. BRADLEY, President
81. BINGHAM, Secretary.
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THE NORTH CAROLINIAN ~

a Paper deuoted to Politics, Agriculture and
| ga - General Intelligence.
| ON OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF JULY,
/ " 1859, the undersigned will begin the publi-
| cation of Weekly Newspaper at Elizabeth City,
| North Carolina, to be called the NORTH CARROLL.
MAN 1t will be thirty. two columns in size, and
will be published at Two Dollars year, strictly
in ddoance. 1t will be devoted to the develop
ment of the material and industrial resources
and the building up of the interests of the "Old
North State" and especially of the First Con-
gressional District. - III
Believing that all wealth is the product of la
Dor, and without industry no riches can be crea-
ted, the NORTH CARoLINIAN will insist upon the
elevation of Labor-the advancement of that
Productive Industry which is the very life of
civilized nations, and hence will devote especial
attention to developing the productions OF the
Farm, the Fisheries, the Lumber in our woods
and swamps, as well as the Manufacturing Power
of our rivers. - "a ,asf3 hst III af
In its political discussions and preferences the
NORTH CARoLINIANl will be Republican, sup
porting the cardinal principles and leading meas
ures of that party as best calculated to secure
the peace and promote the prosperity of all Sec
tions OF our common country, and hence it will
sustain, with all the .abilityit can command. the
principles and policy of the present State and
National Administrations
Reports OF proceedings in Congress and in the
State Legislature, of public meetings, and what
ever else may enlist or attract the public inter-
attention to the convenience and instruction of
the masses.
The Editorial Department will be devoted to
the intelligent, temperate and useful discussions
OF the current events of the day, in every depart
ment OF public activity and interest, with the
aim of instructing and guiding the public mind
rather that exciting public passion or minister
ing to morbid curiosity. Special care will be
taken to exclude everything " hich can depraye
the morals or lower the taste of the great body
of intelligent readers.
Having had some twelve years experience as
Publisher and Editor of one Of the most success
full and popular newspapers in Central Pennsyl-
yania, and having invested extensively in pro-
perty in and about Elizabeth City, / feel that
can give assurance not only that the paper will
be issued, but that when once started it will be
| published regularly. iiilis .ae lfstA 1fa
Until the 1st of June my address will be
Bloomsbury, Pa, after which address me at
Elizabeth City, N. C.
April 10. 1859 .sis l7--- y ~ 80 -
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|'f||E5E|!lIl.

II is authentically stated that one.fifth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die of Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more COM
pletely baff1ed all medical skill and remedial
agencies. tt rs-r -i.,. r7lsl
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition of the whole system. I0
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of its concomitants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its ravages, and be re-
stored to health. The 5ff H
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, That poor dying man. aIt 9 q was Is

-
Iamy unfortunate, erring husband.
I, There were tears in the eyes Of the little
coterie who listened to this singular tale of
woe, but the lady recovered HERSELF and
added:
81 Il recognized him instantly, and he half
pronounced the name of Mary, my baptis
NAL name, as Hurried about amid the fran
tic crowd on that fearful occasion. u' q y
He did not survive the accident, how
ever; and two hours afterwards, in home
ly female attire with necessary aid, claim
ed his unfortunate remains. None recog-
nized me IN my widnw's appaIel, and surely
none could suspect that the yelled and
humble woman who followed the corpse of
Walter Linton to its last resting place was
in fact the book-keeper of + the -well-knowni
Mr. c., II Iiaal 81 4 e l,a4tis. a.l.iei IS
81 left town forthwith. could not remain
near the scene of the disaster, or in the VI
cinity of the spot where associations must
inevitably recall to my vision the awful
death of nv first husband. Through your
kindness and liberallty had been able to lay
by considerable sum Of ready money, and
l departed as quick as possible, but with
heavy heart, for the West.
Far removed from thetrying scene which
had so alarmed and distressed me, and4on
more among total strangers, continued
the resumption of the habilimepts OF my
SEX With the means at my command,
contrived to live quietly and respectfully,
until some two years ago met this gentle
man, to whom became attached, and who
offered me his hand in marriage. | am now
Mrs Ervine, and this is my husband, sir" g
As may well be imagined, ahappy reunion
succeeded this denoument of the longtime
mystery which had shrouded the sudden
disappearance of Mr. C--'s book keeper.
And the reader may be assured that MIR.
and Mrs. Ervine were not only very welcome
in the rich merchants family, but that the
newly welded pair became the future fast
friends of "Maywood's" former employer
and his extended social circle. sa si 81
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.RUET.RYAAH
Tite. nsstifrnlltH n.o1.

.1At non ,sosI n-A-adf--.j 81 ,',vf1f'h
The church.yaFd has a noble tree 2i'sts a''s
THE swilloMl-theswiiiowii iai..A5d HisdVio1
Shesbends her head so gracefully, ggii9saqasi
The iair and stately willow. -,
That acre witch the Lord hath bless'd,
Howacalmly sweet Its dwellefs rest, $50 iia'
With her light shadow on her breast, i,r,b7
The willow-the wiliowl . .,r 81.
She looks down her love to see, - 80
The willow-the willow; ,ii'nl"
She,keeps her trust so tenderly, ras.,.
The faithful weeping willow;
But life still creeping over death, ~ sitos'ii
With sunshine and with singing breath, - q
And in green beauty fourisheth, r han (
The willow-the willow!
You know her by her dropping leaf, s'''''a
The wilow-the willow; lfti iefi s
In tender majesty of grief i;i m}l
Low bends the stately willow.
3utgreenly fair-as hope could be,
In laith's own sweet humility. q ili' 81"
Shesdroops her boughs earessingly, 15iE ha
The wiilow-the willow y. "a, 4 ,~,l,.
In other Scenes my childhood knew
The wil]owAthe willow; ''o' ei
Besidea a meadow brook she grew, 7rsss7 {
The stately weeping willow no
There thick the glinting sunbeams lay,
And bending gracious to our play i'
Her slender branches seemed to sway, i11
The willow--the willowlTH :sgss s5as.st
,sss6isfTas sshaH .ll,I ash sls3iGd ssgJ 81
Softly the merry waters pass .,4...
The willow-the willow; ~
Butagreener grows the meadow-grass q O.
Beneath the lovely willow. ~. oi iJG.iss
And still / hear on, summer ewes, ,
The tender sighing OF the leaves,
And memory for her garlands weaves
The wilIow4-the willowl iIs1 .age'
ssFss.ifs = 1sit d!ts aiuls 10 saoiga. s-
Oh. greener than the laurel grows ..,i
The willow-the willow;
And all most blessed lives reposc
InEhadow of the willow. ~ sifI.sl 80
A giant sorrow green and strong, f-iS
Where all the lesser joys may throng,
And lnurmur in their sweeiest song si4
The willow-the willow !aicIse, Hir -
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Died,

At his residence, four miles southeast of Chapel
Hill, on Sunday, the 18th instant, in the 6sth
year of his age, DR.. WILLIS BARBEE. He was a
kind hearted man and good neighbor. 5yilf
. At Middle Creek, Wake county, on Friday,
April 23d, 1869, MARY j., wife of Mr.. JAMES W.
RossoN, aged 2S years. 2'''li. 9'.4
In Lincolnton, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. BARBARA
GLEN HENDERSON, wife of Mr.. Z. c. Henderson,
decd, in the 9th year of her age. fi5,,q.,
In Lincoln,on, on the 18th inst, Mrs. HARRIET
ALEXANDER, wife of the late Capt. J.'T. Alex
ander, in the 18th year OF her age.
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The news of the suspension oenegotiations
between France and Belgium, on the rail .
road question. excites intense interest iii
diplomatic circles. 1t is generally believed
that the French Emperor has resolved on
precipitating war as the only means Of di-
verting the alarming political discomfort
that prevails in France. As Belgium is sus-
tanned by Prussia, the war once commenced
would soon become general
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REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds,
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,

ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
by the use of which he was restored to health in
few weeks, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success. 2fs-
This Remedy is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, l65 South I'd Street, Williamsburg,
Kings Co., New York.
A Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip
tion with full and explicit directions for prepara
tion and use, together with short history of his
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can be
obtained (free of charge) of Mr.. Wilson, as above
or by callingon or addressing
t.oe WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD,
dHa I Druggists, Raleigh, N. c.
Dec. Is, 1856 i.s .14ii39a SLOWLY.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
HEREFORD CoUNEY. n
Jordan and OVERLY, Plaintiffs, g
q against Attachment

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That warrant
in of attachment has been issued against the
estate of said Defendants. the said Jones, being
nonresident of said State and other def, ndant
of Josenh 7 Jordan and Jno q Overhv mart.
ners under the style and firm of Jordan q Over
by, and returnable before me within twenty-one
days, after service of summons at the Clerks
Office in Winton, for the sum of seven hundred
and sixty-one dollars, with interest from lst
Janury, 1857 tr lsi1isli' .i ~
Said Defendants are hereby notified to appear
at said time and place and defend the suit, or
Judgment VIII be rendered against them.
Witness Starkey 8. Harrell, Clerk of said
Court, at Office in Winton, this 30th cay Mareh.
1869 8. 8. HARREELL, Clerk.
april 3Sl-1aw4wpd
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4aht FACULTY. ags ss,is ~ 2s
WILLIS WEsrMoRELAND, M. d. Professor of
Principles and Practice of Surgery. ~ ssiil 9
DANIEL G. oKEEFE, M. D., Professor of
Principles and Practice of Medicine afes q
- JOHN G. WEsTMoRELAND, NJ. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudepce. q
WILLIAM s. ARMSTRONG, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy, Special and Microscopic. 5,..s7s,a.,;s
H " NJ. MILLER, M. D., Professor of Clini-.
cal Medicine eGignsl sls9sq - 5giu bI
JOHN M. JOHNSON, NJ d.. Professor Of Physi-
ology and Pathology 81 sfA' st'si's tag ~
JESSE BoR1Na, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children. s
W1AIAM GOODWIN, M. D., Professor Of Chem
istry. lsgai s ss,..f ss siqslis ai.
LOUIS H. ORME. NJ D., Professor OF Clinical
Surgery, with Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
RowIN s. RAY, M. D., Professor Of Pharmacy
and TOXicology. fi@7as aiif sH=tie +'-7
q JOHN T. JOHNSON, M. D., Demonstration Of
Economy 7ei.'g. .'SAi 49, y -
ROBERT M. GREENE, NJ. D., Assistant Demon
N. D. AIvIasl, M. D., Curator.
Tickets for the Session. ..$12O 90
Matriculation Ticket, w
Tickets for Dissection. on................... ~ w
Dipioma. ...................... % w
| Board in good families and private poardlng
houses, from SIS to $40 per month.
The course of Lectures will begin on Monday,
the Bird of May next, and continue four months.
For further information, address the Dean.
l. aw fal c. L. REDwINE,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
.beq W. s.. ARMSTRONG, M. d. aI Z
Secretary of the Faculty.
z JOSEPH THOMPSON,
~ ~ Pres't. Board Of Trustees.
a JESSE Boring, M. D., ~ is p
ha8 Dean of the Faculty. -
april 8 hra 81 4-w1m.
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.W HF Nc q,
N0ltl-Ca Carolina l!ill| Standard. |lIl
a DAILY Asp WEEKLY
u 95sk III niznafss.fi7h s.a .5l
REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL.
Official Organ Of the United States.
81 Official Organ Of the State Of North Carolina
Official Organ Of the State Of North Carolina

The North Carolina STANDARD is one Of III.
oldest newspapers in the State, and is recognized
by men of all parties as one Of the LEADING mol;
teal Journals ofthe country. s4s'a -
1t will in the future, as in the past, be the m
hinching advocate of Republican principles md nd
Will give to the administrations of President
GRANT and Governor HOLDEN a jealous and
nearly support 80 long as they are guided by the
principles enunciated in the National and State
Platforms of the party. o..yk g.s s..
Inc STANDARD will heartily assist in all meas.
rfeS looking to the education of the children of
tne o'ate, the developing of our material re.
sources, works of internal improvement. and
everything which seeks to improve the ooaa.
tion of the people of North Carolina. ''Ai ~
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THE MORNING MO ING STAR.
Again Enlarged and Improved!

THIS WELL ESTABLISHED AND POPU-
u lar Daily Newspaper has recently been great
ly enlarged and improved lthe second enlarge
ment in three mohths,) and is confidently offered
to the people of the two Caroinas as second to
no daily journal in either of those States.
The Star is LIVE, PRACTICAL and PRO-
GRESSIVE NEWSPAPER eminently adapted
to the wants of this section sound and CON
seryative in, its teachings, and devoted to the
Commercial and Agricultural Interests
of the South. 1t contains full and reliable
Rports of the Markets, 8% f7T
Telegraphic Dispatches,
.r Local News and ta
& General Intelligence.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
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Address VIM. L. BERNARD,
af f9 Editor and Proprietor,
8ae is Wilmington, N. C.