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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

When is ayoung man like the Gospel? When
it maketh glad the waist places.-WiSsOuri Dem
ocrdt.
1t is fortunate that the editor of the DEM
ocrat is in Missouri instead of North CARROLL
ma. If he talked Of" waists " here some fool
would accuse him of undue levity.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
Want to steal a Name.

Many of the Democratic papers in this
State are trying to organize new party.
| They don't care what name it is called by
if it can only get in voters. They are IN
favor of calling it the Liberal Republican
party.
The change will be only in name. The
same old wire pullers, demagognes and trick
sters who now control the Sham-Democracy
are to control the new party. There is to
be no change of principles, only change of
name to deceive true Republicans.
The bantIing is to come from the egg
! which the Wilmington Journal, Tarboro
Southerney and Charlotte Times are now en-
deavoring to hatch. They will be disap-
pointed however, for that egg will never
hatch. 1t is rotten, and already stlnks in
the nostrils of the people. The corruption,
treason, hatred of the people, and sham
Democratic villainies is too plainly visible,
and the people view it with loathing and
disgust.
The Democrats are thieves. They stole
the Literary Fund. They stole the property
of the Government. They stole the lives of
the people They would steal the name
Republican.
But they shall not haveit There is but one
Republican party, and it is loyal to the gov
eminent and true to the people. Its name
is the synonym of patriot. The Democrats
are traitors to the government and false to
the people. Their name is now the symbol
of treachery. Democratic leaders will not
be permitted to degrade the proud title Re-
publican by making it cloak to shield their
beggarly carcasses.
Those who wish to be called Republicans
must first show themselves worthy of the
name. They must subscribe to the prin-
ciples of the Republican party, and then
they will be taken on probation. If their
converse on is thorough they will he given
the hand offellowship. But they must earn
all favors by zeal and welldoing.
There are many good men who belonged
to the late Democratic party. Men who are
true to the government, and true to the peo
pie. Men who wish to become Republicans.
For all such the Republican party has a
welcome With the leaders of the late sham
Democracy it will hold no terms.
Let no man be deceived by the miserable
subterfuge of the conquered Copperheads.
They but wish to deceive the people by
changing their party name. Their own par
ty is dead. The Republican party is every
where triumphant. Hence their wish to be
called Republicans. This they will not be
allowed to do. There is but one Republi-
can party in North Carolina and that recog-
nizes Governor HOLDEN as its leader. And
he would never consent to admit these mon
grels whom he has so long kicked from pill
lar to post.
Let the deceased Democrats take any
other name they may choose They will be
beaten no matter what name they may take.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Asa Packer gives the Pennsylvania Democrat
ic State Committee 500, 600 for the privilege of
being beaten for Governor of Pennsylvania
Erckange. -i
Well, if he wants beating, he'll get his
moneys worth, sure.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

~, Al iron one OF her addresses, Miss Susan B. Antho-
tSJn! sne does not wish to he called Suse An
Ale n,, nur susan Anthony, but desires the mid
Exchange. on'e W her'
wen the men have done as she desires.
lhey nave letter B quite severely.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Omaha has a new poor house. 1t Will need
still another il it continues to cast Radical ma
jority.-M Y. Democrat.
Just so: The Democrats, not being able
to get into office and not being fit to earn
an honest living; always bring up in the poor
house or the penitcntiary.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The red noses of good livers are artistic. They
are caused oy the paate.-N. Y. telegram.
We didn't know .ivers had noses. If they
have, however,, they must be colored in the
same manneras Holsters too much bile
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The breaksmen on the Swedish railways are
instructed in surgery and baudaging -EIchd"9e
That is what is needed on the Erie rail
road Also steady employment furnished
few frst-class grave diggers. -......
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

In Kansas City tailor has a store whose sign
reveals the words "The Swiudler. "-Ebchdnge.
There are MANY other stores in the United
States whose owners might stitch up the
same sign.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Inc oshkosh (Wis.) Times lCopperhead) says:
The trouble with the Democratic party is that
1t has become nothing but dry bones.n
nat true enough, and in North Carolina
the dry bones can't even hang together.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

There is quite large tribe of Indians living
in the central part of Iowa. The squaws cult
vate the land, while the men lounge about at
their ease, and eat up what the women raise
Exchange.
We would ask our friend of the " 7.
Telegram If this dosn't SAVIOR strongly of
cannibaliSm i!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

An enthusiastic Radical exelaims: "Give inc
Thad. Stevens" The has thanked you on
that, old felow.-N Y Democrat
This is the first tine we ever heard that
Brick Pomeroy ever banked Stevens.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11
Edkigh, n. c., Wednesday, August 18th, 1869.

GOLD opened ia New York on Saturday at S69s'
and closed at S64. e,-a .af.
MoNBr opened in New York on Saturday al
6 to Z, and closed easy at 5to7.
NORTH CAROLINA BONDS opened IN New 10TH
on Saturday at 81 for old. and sta for new.
CeTVoN opened in New York on Saturday hrm'
and closed at 3311a.
TURpENT1NE opened IN New York on Saturday
at ss1l, and closed at 421a to 49,
Ros1N opened in New York Saturday steady,
and closed at -. ls
WHISKY closed in New York on Saturday
at SI.12.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIReINIA-This
institution, situated at the metropolis of the
Old Dominion, in society famed for refine
ment and morality, offers to Southern medi-
cal students every inducement to pursue
their studies among their own people, and
every encouragement and opportunity for
acquiring a competent medical education.
The Faculty, nine in number, is perfect in
its arrangement. The important branches
of pathology and diseases of women and
children have each a separate chair, while
the clinical Instruction, not only in med-
cine and surgery, but in the special diseases
of women, and in affections of the eye and
ear, are unrivalied in the history of any
southern college.
If the medical students of Virginia West
Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennesse,
wish to support home institutions, and de-
sire to study disease as it is found in their
own climate. treated by their own phyd
clans, they cannot overlook the paramount
claims of the Medical College of Virginia
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The cry is, Still they come Another Atlantic
ally cropping i'm the world " Y. Telegram.
Looks SO, that's a fact. Probably they
want to give America enough rope, that she
may hang herself.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The village OF Moore Flat Nevada county,
California, has been dcst Dyed by Grc.-Erehange.
Then it is more flat than it was before!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

DR.. VIM. Sloan, the newly electea t,rn: Us
dent of the w. c. & r. r. X. ini' made
that no immediate changes Will " er sopne
and that his headquarters will Dc d I Ra
time at least in this city. WahnaNg''"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

A man living in Scion, Maine, recently at
tempted to beat out his brains with an ak. He
mangled his head iearfully, but the brains
wouldn't consolidating.
Don't see why not-they were "axed "
to!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The Ludlow Street Jail is getting famous. =
N. Y. Piper.
Then, of course, those who are put into it
get Infamous.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

A "Woman's Rights Convention will
De held at Chicago on the 9th and 10th of
September.
The English army is to be supplied with
new bayonet with a sword edge and a
saw back a5
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Or. Mndd has regained all his former practice.
-E1chdnge
Persons who practice with mud will dirty
their hands.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Irene Worrell docs not play with her sisters.
~ Y Democrat.
Why should shcs
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

German sewing machines are run. by
clock-work, which runs three hours after
winding up. 5a I'D 8t
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Perfectly proper for them. They could
call it George Washington town!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

Washington wants to annex Georgetown
Exchange. .st
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

The following list of discharges in bank
ruptcy has been made by His Honor Judpp
Brooks from Mr.. Register Shaffer since our
last report
Chatham-Thos B Long, ] ] GoldstoD
and Thas NJ Johnston.
Franz lin. Edward Harris, S. P. Lowrr
and James Puryear.
GranvilIe-G- W. KittreA and GEORGE R
Hughes.
Halifax Wade W. Carter.
Nash-Nieholson N. Rice, ". T. BRYANT
and D. F. Bryant.
Orange-Wm. Lloyd, ST..
Wake-L Branson and RichardH. Whit
aker.
Warren-Wm. ]. Kmball, and Eidley
Brown.
The following discharges in bankruptcy
were granted at Elizabeth City, July 2SthI
from Mr.. Register Guthrie:
RICHMOND CoUNTY.-Daniel NJ McLau-
rim. Murdoch McKinnen, Daniel McGregor.
MONTGOMERY James W. Gardner, John
r. Scarborough.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-08-11

EManeRANTs CoMING.-Several pen,l,
men from the North have been in this city
by invitation of the N. G. Land Comu.rr
and visiting different parts of the State r..
the past week, with a view to taking obsa,
vations and locating lands for emigranp.
They represent numbers of families wbov;n
come to our State, bringing money and On
terprise.ifa favorable report is made to them
We are glad to learn that these gentlems,
are generally pleased with the prospects and
will make favorable report. One of Them
is instructed to locate lands for a settlpmr,.
of fifteen families. Let them all be wu
coined, and soon tide will flow in and fiji,
waste places be made to blossom as the rOsa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05
CITY NOTICES.

LEATHER, Doors AND SuoEs "Think-
ing of shoes and leather suggests to us
that the time must shortly come lor
the use of other materials in this manufIc-
tule. What these will b., does not appear,
hut necessity is said 10 be the mother of in
veniion, and from the consumption so much
exceeding the supply, that nececessity will
soon be upon us. Hides are not so much
more costly than formerly, because ireighls
are higher or the importers larger, or be-
cause there is any conspiracy to deIraud
purchasers or make them go baretUOled; but
the plains of Brazil and BuenOs Ayres, and
the shores of Africa cannot furnish them for
Massachusetts tanners and shnemakers 10
waste. They are as high abroad as at home,
and the prices will never go down to the old
figures Only look ut the ImpOratinns nl
I itles and leather into Massachusetts.
If the whole amount was as thoroughly
aud properly tanned, MS il is in Europe, and
the shoes were as well made rs they arc in
Germany or France, the Massachusetts man
nmCiurers alone would shou the whole hu.
man race; hut IL considered a great object
To get cheap shoes, and we do get them"
Only think OF side of leather split so as
10 make and sometimes sides out of one.
Is 1t any wonder the leather is liable to
break? The cheap Yankee split-leather
shoes made in our day are mostly made of
snlit-leather and paper, and as soon as the
wet strikes them they go 10 pieces directly.
Those who arc in the habit of buying this
low priced Yankee trash of shNes-who have
half dozen clildron-have TO keep one of
them all the time running tn the shoe store
lnr repairs, in order 10 keep their feet from
the ground. Owing to the trouble have
found in so many instances of the bought
shoes iu tipping and 30 often turning out
worthless, | have been competed to manu-.
facture the most OF my work. | sell all kinds.
am making ladies high cut balmnrals, and
button CATERS of lasting French kid, Turkey
morocco, goat aud French morocco, both
tipped and plain style. / am also making
what term plain shoes, with no heels, for
elderly ladies, OF soft French kid soft NOR
rocco, and OF thick leather. Also, some of
the same kind with low heels. Misses and
chidrcn's shoes am making in abundance.
Also, gents calf boots. All OF the hand
sewed work am constantly making at G.
J Flungan's Cheap Shoe Store, 9th and Mar
ket Streets.
THE VALUE OF PURE WINE IN SIcKSEss.-
The chief difficulty with reliable wines has been
their scarcity and exorbitant prices, but this
has been removed by the introduction of pure
native wine, prepared from the Port Grape ex-
tensively cultivated by Mr.. A Speer, of New
Jersey. We understand he has submitted his
wine to the test of many of our celebrated
! physicians, and all concur in its purity, medi-
einal properties, and superiority to the best
Port Wine. Most of them, TO signify their just
appreciation OF its salutary effects, prescribe ii
in cases of debility, affections of the kidneys
and chronic complaints, requiring tonic, SUI
dorifc or diuretic treatment Examiner.
Druggists sell it,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05
Tursl rnrsl t,Ilenp and Goo,Il

Where there arc many Fur Stores Ms there are in tile
city Of Philadelphia, it is difficult for tn unlntated to
determine where to buy. Those who me versed In the
different qualities of Futa however, knoy where to go
and those readers Of this paper who areuot acquainted
with the various grades of Fnrs woud advise them
to go to establishment of the best rcuation where
they purchase with the greatest confidence, and be
satisfied that they honestly dealt witt, We know OF
no better or more reliable sorc tian thn OF Messrs.
JOSEPH ROsENBAUM & CO., No. bio AKom STREET,
rnlLADEIpnIA,
Being their new leaiion where we are confident from
their long experience in tile Fur business that persons
can get good F,rs and tho worth of theii money,
Their new store is the centre of attraction account
of the good Light in which they show of al their goods
esT- On Saturdays they do no business.+Ga
The most fashionable Furs this will be the Mink
Sable, and this is the most seryiceabe Fur, and they
have them in various styles and qualities, and for prices
to suit all and since lady does not wish tobuy good
set Of Furs every season, it is very essential o know
where to 50 and purchase good Furs
70 sec the silky fneness, and darkness and elegance
of finish Of all their Furs will well repay visit to this
establishment, and all their Furs are warranted to be
genuine as represented
Mink Sable set costs from SIS To 500 und yer.
rare dark sets bring little higher but from $50 to SOC
will buy AN excellent dark set, and those sets lasts
lady from eight to fifteen years.
Then there is the Hudson Bay Gable, the sibereai
Squirrel, Royal Ermine, German Fitch and thinchll
aud Ladies' Hoods, and other high and lowprieed Fur
in endless varieties.
Remember the name OF ofJosEPIl RosENBAUM & co.
and the number, 5iO Arch areet between 9th and 9th
south side, Philadelphia
+. s-Furs repaired and altered into the presen
fashions
September 80 1sC9-tb3n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05
TELEoRAPHlc SUMMARY.

A Rev. Henry Brown, Of Brooklyn, N. ",
has been arrested in Montreal for obtaining
money under false preiences.
Thomas Browning. living in Hanover
street, Boston, hta' lia wife ON Wednesday
evening, from the ELECTS Of which she died
on Thursday, at the hospital
A planning mill and 90, 900 feet Of lumber,
belonging to Charles Ruler, We're burned on
Tuesday night Al Omaha. The loss is Sea-,
900.
A collision occurred on the Iron Mountain
Railrond on Thursday, which resulted in the
death OF one engineer and serious injury
to another.
William A, Talbot, of Pennsylvania; Da-
vid Peacock, OF New Jersey; John B. Mich
OILS, of New York, and William Gunolick, of
Illinois, were admitted To the Naval Acatle-
my on Thursday.
A gentleman named Lyman, who does
business IN New York, and whose family re-
sides in Utica, dropped dead al Cold Spring
on Thursday. He had just LETT the West
Point Foundry, and was on his way TO dine
with Gov. Paulding.
John W. Moore, who killed Mrs. Mead
ans in Grecnville, H., last July, alter at
tempting to outage her, las been tried and
sentenced to be hanged on the % of OcIo-
Der.
The body of n New Hampshire youth has
been exhumed, and his heart cut out ana
burned, from a superstition that this alone
would save the lilc of his brother, who is dy-
ing with The same disense-cOnsumpiion
There are fifty engine stations in London,
with 110 engines, Of which twenty five aie
worked by steam. The personnel OF the es-
tabishment includes about $50 men, and the
annual cost is nearly 100000.
An Omaha dispatch has the following =
Reports from Fort Bulord say Gen. Nc
Comes troops are building stockades. They
consider themselves safe against the Indians
The fort has recently been lully supplied fol
the winter.
A detachment of the 9th Cavalry from
Fort Mcpherson Las been attacked by tho
Indians at some po!nt north of the iormei
place. but there is nothing known except
that the Sergeant was separated from hi!
company, and was pursued 25 miles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05
SEPTEMBER 80, 1863 10 3n

The WEEKLY FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
STATLMENT.-The receipts of fractional cur
rency for the week ending Saturday amount
to $995,000. Shipments were made TO AS
sistant Treasurers at New York of 100000;
Boston, $780, ,OOn; Philadeplil, $4,000; TO
United States Depositnries, at Cincinnati,
$4,000; Chicago, sea, 900; Baltimore, $685.
600; and Pitisburg, $4,000, and ninety ma
!ional banks, 1908, ,2s7; mutllOied bank notes
burned during the week amounted TO $780,
2S7; making the total amount burned $16,.
537 174; bank currency issued for notes de-
stroyed amounted 10 s2O2, ,985; the total
amount issued therefor, $16,400,87O; TIE
amount outstanding AT this date is $2O9, ,S1s-
7i5; the total of fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed duling The week is
$176, $50.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

LATEST CONCERNING ANDY JonNsoN-
That tue old Union elements of Tennessee
are rallying around him, and that he will
probably be elected to the United States
Senate on the first ballot. The old, iutact-
able rebel elements ARE dead against i'm;
hut their opposition, il is said, is working in
his favor. Let The impeachers of The Senate
look out for him; for should he come among
them he will be sure TO call them to a settle.
ment of lis Alabama claims N. Y. Herald
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

CoAL.-sidney coal, we are assured by Il
correspondent, can be delivered in this city
now in quantities Of one hundred Ions at
seven dollars per ton. Let the people re-
fleet that one dollar aud seventy cents Of
this price is paid for duty. Thus the price
of the same coal, if ii were relieved of tue
duty imposed 10 ''proIecl" Pennsylvania,
would he five dollars and Thirty cents. Can
we protect Pennsylvania at this expense 10
our own people?-N. u Herald.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

PHILADELPHIA is indulging in series of
riots and murders. The politicians are at
the bottom of it. Veiily, Geary's chances
are becoming desperate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

WILLIAM HEMPHILL JONES, ESQ.,, will
please accept our thanks for copy of tine
statement OF the Public Debt of the United
States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05
Pennsylvania Central Railroad


The trains OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leav1
the Depot at TllIbTY-ElRsT and MARKET Streets
which s hed directly by the Market Street the
Market streHt thirty minutes before Its departure. Tha
Chestnut AID Walnut streets within square
SLEEPING CAR TICKETS eau he had on application
at the Tieket Office, northwest of NINTH and
CHESTNUT street,, aud at the Depot.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will call foT
and deliver baggage at the Depot Orders left at No 90
Chestnut street No. ll6 Market street will receive at
tenton.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ:
pAdit 'hAlN t6HnN IN sa ''i'i sT0
p,p ~ ii1y NJ
aARaSnIG IiIo1, oso
LANCASTER AcC0M......,, .....o....s ..at 400 "
PAhkksBuR4 TRAIN."..........o.. lat 80 "
EaE MiiL& PIfTsBTaG EMPRESS ,,,,,.a 80
P4iIADEIp1IIh p 90 p,gb,
Elie Mail leaves Daily, except Sunday, running on
Saturday night only to Wiliamsport. On Sunday night
PAsssngsrs will Lave Philsdsphis at o'clock
press daily, except saturday. All other trains daily
except Sunday.
Tue Western Accommodation Train runs daily, except
Sunday For this train tickets must hePosurod and bag
sssa d'ye:i Sy Ils nssS% MsEss s,rSs vs
cINoINNATI EXPREs9...... ............at 245 A. Nj.
rHILADELPHIA EXpKESs.""-....".,~at $50 "
pAoLi 2o5 20 T. Io5 SsS @ r.
pARktsBuRd TRAlNa".... ........."",,..at el0
LaNcA%fER lSso
DAY ENPiEsS ...,...........,...,....at 1880
PACIFIC EXPRESS. s.............. 925
HARRISBURG ACCOM- M....................,...at OI0 q"
For further information, apply To
JOHN +. YANLEEll, Jr., Ticket Agent
No. 9Ol Chesnut street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent
No. 1lG Market street,
SAMUEL II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent
At the Depot
AThe Pennsylvania lailroid Company will not assume
risk for Baggage except for wearing APPAREL and
limit their responsibility to One Hundrld Dollars In
valus. All bAssag4 exceeding that amount in vlus will
bs tho risk OF thu owner untss taken by special
tract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
Auaf-f 0enl aupl.. Altoona Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

A SPECIAL dispatch from Grenada, Miss,
says: Judge Dent, in speech here Friday
in reply 10 General Alcorn, said Grant was
in favor oil his election, and had told Lin lie
hoped he would he elected"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

Provisional GOVERNOR PEAsE has sent
in his resignation and will take The stump
for Hamilton. The action of General Rey-
nolds and the Administration regarding
Texan affairs will cause twenty more Re-
publican speakers to take the field for the
Hamilton ticket.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, is stumping Penn
sylyania for Geary Poor Geary, the con-
sultation Of the political doctors cannot save
him He's Gone for.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

The RAIN STORM of Sunday has threat
ened Baltimore with another inundatlon.
Several OF the streets are imI assible from
the flood oil waters.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

In VIEW of the complications between the
U niled States and Spain, the Prussian gov
ernment has dispatched vessels OF war to tn
Antilles
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-05

Ex-PREslDENT PIERCE has been very Ill
for some weeks asst, and his physicians pro
nounce lin very low. His disease has as
sumed dropsical form, and his recovery is
extremely doubtful.