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THE. LOG CABIN.

On Saturday last, according to previous
arrangements, the Charlotte Tippecanoc
Club erected their Log Cabin. The DAY
was rather uniayorable, hu, notwi,hstand.
ing there was gooJly number Of Tippe-
canoe Bows IN to the raisn'. We had some
most excellent cider presented 10 the CIub
~ a country member, aud the whole pass
cd uf very pleasantly. A,icr tho Calm
was erected /; vas paraded through the
streets. We noticed several Of our Van
Buren, friends from the country who seem.
ed 10 take the thing very well, and could
laugh and jeer with the Wings but 9th.
ers again were MS fall Of venom as ser.
pcnis and they could hardly notice u.s.
Gentlemen, It YOU can't 90 with us, e; Us
agree 10 disagree, without ill-ieciing. We
have the right to express our political feel.
lngs in any manner We please, SO il docs
not infringe ON your rights, then let Us en-.
JOY it in peace and harmony, and have
charity enough to believe that We think We
are right.
RT' We invite attention to the Speech
Of Gen. Harrison, delivered a, Conyen.
ton held at DAYTON, Ohio.
Vs. Further Epideace. We call the at
.enlion of our readers to the Correspon-
dence between c. \. Wlckliife, Esq, Gov.
ernor Of Kentucky aud Col James David.
son Of the same State. Colonel Davidson
bears honorable testimony to the bravery
Of General Harrison. Now, ic Col. Da-
wilson, who was in the battle Of the Thames
is TO be believed, what dependence is to be
placed in the veraci,y Of the political dem
agogues who are travelling through the
country aud stating that Gen. Harrison ne
yer was in a battle. Why, we should say
very little. We have also given some re.
marks, said to have been made at CIncin-
natl by Col. r. NJ. johnson, which also
ewes the lie direct to the SANDER that Gen.
Harrison was not in the battle Of the
Thames.
The letter of Col. Davidson takes from
Col. Johnson's cap feather which has
been accedcd 10 him by all. 1t will be re-
collected by some of our readers that a
urea, deal has been said relative TO Col.
Johnson's killing Tocumseh, and the Col.
lacitly received the honor, ye, upon read"
inG Col. Dayidson's letter it must be evl-
dent to all that he could not be the man.
We had thought Col. johnson was high
minded and honorable man, but his try
mo 20 usurp honors belonging to another,
when he must have been aware he was not
entitled to them, has lowered him in our
estimation. II is said that he has stated
/ that he did not know who did kill Tccum-
sch. That may be very true, but notwIih-
standing he was wiling TO receive the no.
nors when he had no claim TO them.
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ION VII E'FKEsIHFNT,
JOHN TYLER, OF Virginia.
VIII. E;Icrtarni Ticket.
Election the 18th OF November.
ORIGIN or THE TERMS "IfkRD CT.
DERH AND "IDG CABIN"

The Washington correspondent of the
baltimore Republican, a prominent Van
Buren, paper, speaking snecringly Of Gen.
HARgIsoN, say-:
"GfyE uiM ntssrL ~ Ii,En CipeR, ssp srr.
rte rfysi"N ~ rEo THOUSAND A1EtR, Am ouE
woEp Yos ir.s WILL SIR nIr REMAINDER or MS
DAYS CoNrESTKD Is 4 LoG CABiS."
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THE FLAG STATE.

The great Nashville Convention voted a
SPLENDID FLAG to the State which shall
give in the approaching Election, the larg-
est majority for HARRISON and TYLER, IN
proportion to her vote; aud that she shall
be called the "FLAG STATE Will
not he old North State try for The Prise /!
Yrs, SHE WILL. WINGS TO THE
POLLS Raleigh Register,
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NOTICE.

EHT ILL be sold on Wednesday, the 2sth inst
w (being Wednesday Of Court,) at the res.
ldence of John Penman, all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A set Of SILVER PLATE,
LIBRARY,
and number of other valuable articles, sold by
virtue Of Deed Of Trust. Terms made known
on the day Of sale
w. j. ALEXANDER. Trustee.
Oct. 30 1910 Iw
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DIED

In Raleigh, on the ltth inst, after a lingering
illness. Mrs. ELIHABETH, the aimabc con.
sort of his Excelency, Edward b. Dudley, Gov.
ernor Of the State.
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GUarIDefg:
Thursday, October 22, Is4O.
The H'eOpie's Tiekes.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WIZ. II. HARRISON, of Ohio.

One Presidential Y'erm-fhe ii'egrity Of Pubiic
Serrasts-tAe safefy If tie Pabiic Money, and
Tie general good Of the PEOPLE.
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DIR, Detrould of Now York, has perform.
cd with entire success, an operation to cure
squirting III grown person.
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PnHsylpania.-We regret, that IN the
general rejoicing for Wing Victories, any
thing should happen TO cast shade upon
cur prospects, but we have 10 state that
tAe news from Pennsylvania is not so cheer
ing az il might have been. In phladcl-
phia City, although the Wings have elect
"a two members of Congress, the Loco
Focos have gained considerably while the
Wings have barely held their own. Mr..
Ingcrsoll in the ID aud Mr.. Brown ia The
lst Congressional Dia;ric;s--Whig loss onc
member 10 Congress. Lancaster and
Danphin Counties have given large Wing
majortics aud ! ork a Loco Foco ma joHly.
- 10 the hurry Of other engagements
we omitted 10 mention last weel, the man
ner our Delegates from the Raleigh Con
Yeniion had been received. Expecting
Them On the evening of tie 9th inst, the
Tlppecanoo Club and number Ct our cit-
zeus marched about a mile from town,
aud after waiting short time the stage
made lis appearance. The company was
formed IN line on both sides Of the road
when the Stage drove through and the
Delegates disnounted " Company
thcu proceeded to town il the same order
with tie Delegates IN the centre, with mu-
&c AID Banner 6yiag.
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10 o. The morning of the ] ith instant,
whan the TiPpecanoc Club went Oh . the
woods to cut logs for the Cabin il was
proposed 10 erect Liberty Poe. No
sooner said than done, and We have now
Harrison and Tyler Flag with the stars
and stripes hying on pole abou, 80 feet
hight was hoisted Just il time FOR the
glorious news from Georgia, Maryland
aud Delaware.
Vernont.-The Legislature OF Vermont
at Montpelier on the -th instant.
BY letter N the Boston Post, we learn
that the official vote for Governor is as
follows:
Jooison, Wing, 1896
Dillingham;, Y. B. 22627
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II will be seen by thc above, that the
Wing majority is now 2,551 votes, which
is equal to 10000 majority in Pennsyva-
MIA. In November, when we come to vote
directly on the Presidency, MARYLAND will
nearly double the present majority, max
ing il 5000 for Harrison and Tyler.
RECAPITULATIoN.
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Art OF Cutting,

they are prepared to say TO the public, that they
arc determined 10 let no article Of clothing made
by them, go from their Shop without being entire.
" satisfactory to the wearer, SO far cutting and
making are concerned.
The business is conducted, for the present, I'M
der the firm Of Jamisons & Co., in the house hih
erto occupied by Mr.. Graham.
CAsr!ctts, Jan, -, 1870. l7y
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From Ire N. !. Canrilr.

READ AND REMEMBER The following
extract we make from letter written by
a strong Van Barren man in the interior OF
New York to personal and political friend
of Gent Harrison in The city Of New York !:
" An arrangement has been entered into
in this State, and | believe in all the large
States, to add another name to the Wing
electoral vote, and thus yltiatc the whole
ticket.
1.-The Wing tickets are to be counter
Eeitcd, the name added, and then some
Wing is to BE- obtained to circulate the
spurious tickets. know the party think
they can, in this way, introduce enough Of
these votes 10 give the vote of this State to
Mr.. Van Barren. An honorable war like,
but despise a trick of this kind
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at the Log Cabin, by Mess:s. 3. w. Leigh
and Cutler, of buckingham. The deIlgh
d tho audience throughout these vaTIou,
speeches was manifested by frequent ant
rsPtutous applause.
Yesterday al 10 o'clock, Mr.. Rlves adj
dressed the Convention in speech of some
four hours-ihe Numbers but little if any
Diminished from the day preceding. One
OF the most striking features in this vast as
semblage has been that Of deep, intense and
urhigglng interest Of the whole. At md
night, Wheu the last speaker concluded,
unly rsal cry arose for more sprak.rg. Ia
81 last evening, IN all our intercourse with
The delegates from every quarter, WE heard
10 mac mike meGiinn orce Of going home.
iha' sGrn place as sweet home existed
appeared 70 have passed ficm their memo
ues altogether, 50 whu!iy absO! led were
they all BY tie thrilling scenes around them.
DIrug tasI evening, Mr. ilumes, of
Abingdon, aud Gov. Barbour addressed the
Convention. The interest continued una
bGted Throughout. A,niaht, the fog Cabin
md the CJpuoI Square resouuded with
bursts of eloquence again, which are slll
!ciigb'ug vast muIuiddcs, as cur paper goes
10 press.
Mr. Webster, at Tie eatnes, solicitation
Of his fellow cltlzeus, made his appearance
within tie Logs nov tie most famous
temple Of liberty IN the land, the theatre Of
the most brilliant ofaicrIcal displays Of the
agc-and spoke for two hours, IA a strain
as be culy can speak. The longer be stays
ere tie deeper interest he eAcItes, both %
BIS own lrc6Un'>aUd on account q! the old
Bay State, which stood shoulder 10 shoulder
70 Cd Virginia 10 the times that tired mems
,ouis. We have 10 lime nor space 10 char
ac'erze the speech of Lac, night. Enough,
that Il vas worthy OF Daniel " ebster."
The speaking was resuWod ami con.nued
90 the following day inthe course If which
the Ladies OF Richmond nay,ug taken pos
session Of The Log CABIN. upwards Of a thou
sand Of them we're addressed. IL their hap
pest manner, by Mr. Webster, MIR. Leigh,
and Gov. Barbour
The Convention adjourned on Wedncs
day, having continued ipr inree DAYS with
scarcely any abatement Of lis frs. interest,
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OF We have lately seen some Of the Ad.
minlstra,ion papers making a great fuss
abllI Ministers Of the Gospel taking part
in political strife and denouucIng them az
" Federal parsons" &c. Whether they
told the truth or not, we are unable to say /;
but tins much we do know There are two
or three preachers in this county who are
very active IN their exeftions ~ layer OF the
Administration. One of them has been
very busy in denounclng our log cabin
telling his followers that II WAS nteaded ITO
make fun Of poor people" &c. Another,
belonging 10 the same chutch, made a bel
of five dollars on the lost election, won II,
and pocheled the money Some OF his
elders sailed him up to trial for It he pro
fessed 10 be pery sorry for having transgres
sed and promised that ho would no, " do SO
any more !" bu,----he hung on to Ike mo
neg Tell it not in Gath, publish 1t not
in the streets of Askelon " Wing
Banner.
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There is a net Wing gain of three SEN
ators. The next Senate of Maryland will
consist Of
Wings 10
Loco Focos,
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Wing gain 81, equal to 81 votes.
SENATE.
Oflhc seven Senators to be elected, there
are elected as follows:
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While the national ships, with their car
goes Of votes, are rendezvousjng at New
\ ork, preparatory to the election, detach-
ments of the army are moving towards
Baltimore, TO be on the field in readiness
for the Maryland election, \ letter from
York, Pa. published in the Baltimore Pr
lot, gave notice that 200 recruits were to
start from Carlisle in time for the struggle.
This fact shows what corrupt Executive
may accomplish if Poinsett's Army bill
becomes a law.
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no the Fashionable Community

eessary 10 say that they are ready TO do the best
work in this section of North Carolina. Having
ono connected with the fran Of long and success
tul experience in the
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Wnig majority, 49,
AT THE ELECTION IN NOVEM-
Der, MARYLAND WILL GO PELL
NELL FOR GENERAL HARRISON.
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Vermont.-The Legislature Of Vermont
convened at Montpelier on the -th instant.
BY letter IN the Boston Post, we learn
that the official vote for Governor is as
follows:
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British opiHioas.-The advocates &c SOY.
ereign power are chuckIins at the danger
into which Mr.. Van Buren, has brought
our Republican institutions. We find in
the British papers their shrewd guesses at
the result. Give Mr.. Van Buren,, say
they, the army Of 290,00 men, and, with
the purse Of the country, which has been
just put in his hands By the sub. Treasury
system, be will establish bis soyelei2nty-
free institutions VII eyplode-and this viii
be the las, attempt to set up a republic
Hear this, people Of the United States, and
give the lie to the audacious libel on our
Intelligence! Lei Us, while we look back
with shame and astonishment 70 tie dlsaS.
tiers which the mal-administralion Of the
last twelve years has brought upon us, raj
" all our energies to remedy them. Let
our answer 70 libellers of the old world be
unanswerable and final. Let us do our
duty and indicate the self.releeming prin-
oiple of our institutions. Drive Mr.. Van
Buren, from his seat, and all this danger
will vanish like morning mist at the ris-
ing Of the sun.-NldiSoaian
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RT'W We invite attention to the Speech
Of Gen. Harrison, delivered at Couyen.
ton held al Dayton, Ohio.
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BRASS FOUNDRY,
In Martinsburg, Berkeley County, va

AVlNG fitted up his establishment for 'ns
II II purpose, the undersigned would resPsculI
notify the public, that he is ready 10 make 70
order, every description Of BRASS CASllNu,,s
usually called for in this section of country ne
will, at all times, be ready cas-, and furnish ~
short notice, Machine Castiags, Amair0ns, bs"b
Tenders Sc.--all of which will be made in a Wy"
equal to those gotten in the city, at any founutl
in the country. Those IL of any Article II y"
branch of his business will do well ~ call as hel
will find his articles cheap, and BE- supplied o.
terms as reasonable as can be had a, any other ~
adjustment. JOHN Fl. BLONDEL'
June 6 1939
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VIRGINIA :--Intbe County Court for Morgan Coun-
ty, February Rules, 1910,
Jacob Re,chard. pltF.
William Metks BAIL Meeks, Jeremiah Meeks,
Phebe Coiiedge, the unknown Heirs Of Lewis
Meeks, Jr deed, Talbot RockhoId (aiias Rock
well) and Sally his wife. Jonathan Barker, Abra-
ham, William, Jane, Mary, Ann Elizabeth, and
John, children Of said Jonathan Barker and De-
lila his wife formerly Della Meeks, now de-
ceased, DIS.
III CHANCERY.
YUvfiE defendants, NHl,am Nceks, BAIL Meeks,
Ill Jeremiah Meeks, Phebe Cotfedg~. ard the an
known Heirs Of Lewis Mc4ks, Jr., Decd not ha.
wing entered their appearance and given security,
according TO the If Assembly. aud the rules OF
this Court, AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth: ii Is ordered that the said defendants DO
enter their appearance this suit The hfSt day
Of the next May term Of this court and ansaes he
plaintiffs bill: and that copy Of this order be
fortlwtb published in some newspaper in the
County of Berkeley, for two months suecessvely,
aud like copy posted on the front door Of the
Court. House Of the said County Of Morgan.
Copy.-Teste.
J. RICHARD, c. VI. c
February 81, I840.-2m
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War! War;! gyYr.!!

NNHE WIG makers have declared hostilite,
II against our neighbor, Dr.. JAYsK, on account
u his HAIR TONIC, which i. kno King oil their
Business into cooked hat" Ladies and gentle
men -od and young-are focking 10 the Dsctor's
standard. Heads long Invested Of even the FIRST
iudIments Of hair. nflef using hs Hair ronic on
appear with new and hlwing locks. which Abss-
iom himself might have envied. Bsardle-s hoy.
are seen with large and bu.y whi.kers; and l,dies
emile again through their raven ringlsts more
beautiful and bewlrching than ever. Bald heads
are doting their wigs and throwing them to the
moles and the bats willis the Wig maker. stand
aghast as they behold the demolition Of their bust.
ness
What viii be the consequence Of thi. war we
know not. as the Wiggies are outrageous, and the
Doctor remains firm, and declares that some
things can be done as well as Others" and that
BALD HEADS NAV as we'll wear their own hair az
that OF others.--PM Weekly Mestnger
February 81 l840
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FRESH
FRESH
ID lR Y q O O ID s.
HARTLEsorS q CO..

"A NE now opening large aud .pleud,d
IN ment Of Dry Goods,--fashionable chs as'Or..
good. CLOTHS 10 pieces OF blue blseL sp' sna
and fancy colored Cloths o'C"n
SUMMER CLOTHS, Cashmere CT.
together with variety ofnew style Coco, forn.i
vestings, &c. Pah's'
SILKS Black blue black &c.
ousseIine de LANES, Shalys, Lace. Fau.-
and InsertiDgs. sahss
very superior article ofEnglish Straw Re-
CALlCOES.-50 pieces of British ana as.
can Prnts--very cheap. i''
Ginghams, light Chin,z-a splendid ar,c,,
10-4 blesched Linen for sheeting.
DOMESTIC GOODS. -Twilled and ,,.;.
naburgs; brown and bleached MusIin-era ~.
good plain and striped Cottons; fneindgo fba sad
from 10 cents up; barred and plain Jseor.,.1''
Bed Ticking-good and cheap; Pit,sburs r.N,i
Cotton Yarn; Candle Wick Tin and Hsr5. uO.0i
200 bbls of No. l Herring -toge,ber 49,
large and general assortment Of all kinds &c c.
suitable for the season, all ofwhich w;llhs ~
at a small advance. Those wishing to nnres .O'o
will do well TO give us call.
Falling Waters, Berkeley CO., ya,)
June 81, 1839.-tf
1G-Alf kinds of country produce taken !,
change for Goodsfor which the highest pr;ce ~,
be given
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NORFOLK. VA. Sent. 90 1879.

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 80, 1885,
DEAR SIR:-l very cheerfully add my testimony
wi regard to the thcacy of DR.. Peters medicines
My wife had been for several years suffering snG
lingering under the effects of Dyspepsia, with its
usual accompaniment, when in December 1885,
! putchased OF you one box-fIcm the use of which
her health ~as far restored tina, she deemed the
further use of II ut thst time unnecessary. On
return OF som" symptoms Of the disease during the
-ummer of l337 she resorted TO the same remedy,
and continued 1T until she had taken the contents
OF three boxes Since that time she has been we'll,
and cam without Inconvenience, eat any thing that
she fancies
From this case and from the benefit 10 my own
health derived from the use of single box | am
pared 70 believe that this medicine is Justly en-
tiled 10 all the credit claimed for il by its warmest
advocates. Yours, very respectfully,
VIM. WATKINS,
MIR. A SmirH, Agent, Suffolk, Va,
Move mbpr 81 1889.
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fall and aUfmter GOODS.
TO the Farmers.

ME undersigned hereh, gives notice that 10
Il has purchassd the Fading Water Nh lately
the properly OF Archibald Sir-tr, ED, and ,pre.
pared 10 purchase Wheat ri those ho are dispo
kel price in Cash. To those who prefer having
then whea, manufactured, he would say thai he Will
srnd on the usual terms, stand the Inspection, and
d. hver he Flour in Georgetown TO. thirty cent?
per barrel He will also continue the Boofsng b..
stness, as heretofore, ard viii transport Neictan-
d'at AZ Produce, feyery description, that msy be
20 m','cd 10 has barge, cheap and expeditions
a-can be done by any person. OF company, on the
Canal. CHARLES DOWNS
Auguai Is I832.-tf
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CLARKEsviLLE. MscKLENBERe Co Va,
Ftbrua,y7, 1887
DEAR SIR:-l embrace this opportunity OF *
pressing you my pleasure al the uhrvalled sue
If youl Pulls IN his section of the country. 1t
Is he general fault Of those " no send patent med
ines, say much in Ihrlr favor; tu in rega,d
10 your Pills am firmly persuaded that they d., :
serve Tar mort palse than YOU seem inclined 10 give
them. SIX months ago they were searccl, known
mere, and YET AT present ,h,Ie Is no other m-tci'
thai can cuinpale wtth Them IN popularity. In dy.
p psit. sick headache, arrangement of the hillary
o'gans aud obstinate constipation of the bowels.
know OF no arerienl more prompt and iicacino, !;
nod have had considerable experience IN all the e
.nnI .,,ain~.
would add, that their rnildness and certainty of
.ction render them safe aud efficient pa, gatvt
fu' weakly Individuals; ard thai they may be civ. u
4 all t,nes without apprehension OF any of those
III rlous consequences which So Ecquentl, attend
the implication Of cslomel OF blue pill On the
hoIr, consde, your Vegetable Pills an invaua.
ole discovery.
Very respectfully,
= IA HARRIS M n
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THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.

Is published every Thursday morning, al s., 90 per
annum, payable in advance, 81 so within the year,
and So, at the end Of the year. No paper can
be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, ex-
cept at the option Of the publisher
Advertisements viii be inserted three times at 81
per square, oftwelve lines, and IS cts per square
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tnued until forbid, and charged accordingly
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MEcKLESBERe Co Va, Feb. z, 1887
Having used DR.. Peters Pills in my practic, for
The last Twelve months, l take pleasure in giving
my testimony Of their good effects in cases Of dys-
pepsia, sick headache, bilious fevers, and other d.-
eases, produced by inactivity Of The liver
They sale and mild aperient, being the best
article Of The kind have ever used
GEO. c. SCOTT, NJ d.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIME subscriber will commence fin
u structiou for Young Ladies, Monday the
23d Of September inst. His scbool-room 10 at the
ANGERONA SEMINARY, SO well known for its
heathfo and agreeable situation. Terms per ses-
sion Of 81 months follows:
Board Tuition, and Lodging $85, 90
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ortho-
grAphy, Grammar, Geography and 1880
History
For the above, with all the higher BRAN
ches Of English, including Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, $50
Rhetoric. Composition, Botany. Ge-
ometIy, Algebra, &c.
For the same, together will Ancient I Ieso
Languages, or French 1870
For pupils under ten Years Of age $50
For Music, Drawing, and uthei Ornamental Bran
ches not enumerated, separate charge win be
made. A. c. SMITH,
September 26, lG39.--tf Principal
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NFIuIINf
S III HARRIS, M. D.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. l, 1887.
DEAR SIR:-l have made equent use ct your
Pills Ia he incpent stage OF billion, fever, and nh
stinate constipation of the bowels also in the
argement Of the spleen, chronic diseases Of the H.
v~r, sick headache, general debility, and in all ca
,es have found them to he very effective.
J. ID. BOYD, Nj. ID.