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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-10-01
Save your Corn CObs s. Shucks!!!
To the Planters and eA4iAers Of North
tUTOL1NO

SIS p II - carolina.
The undersigned has obtained letters patent to
enable common Mill stones Cor rocks) now in use,
to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK, into meal,
for horses, mules cattle hogs, &C., thereby saving
more than one third Of a crop, which is an imPOr-
tant item with planters. The machinery used tOE
the abov "purpose is simple and durable, and can
not, with fair means, get out of order. II will as
as long as the stones last, with expense Of oO
cents every five years. To enable the common
mi stones TO grind ear corn into meal, requires DO
new buildings or extra power. 1t can also be aP-
piled TO horse mills, threshing machines gins o.
any given power known. The same mill VIII
grind one-third- more of corn meal by the intro,
duction of this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and shuck 10 gTIDolng
corn meal in the space of thirty seconds. Corn
alone when fed to stock, is said to be by the mos'
practical and scientific planters constipanS IN lis
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
other maladles which are incident to stock Grinu
ing coSs and shuck with the corn makes loOu
congenlal with their nature, and cannot ProauGs
any of the serious results above mentioned. Stoch
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived oflhs
beneits of distension $50 necessary to the proper
health of animals,) by their being unable to cal
sufficient bulk to produce 6istension before the
animal becomes ,gorged. Oobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dlsIension, without
any danger Of diseases arising from oVeres!ng'
Corn cob and shuck meal is improved by scaldIng,
and still more by boiling, and yet more by Pani
al fermentation. ALI the Preparations faclllla!S,
digestion for hogs. Bot horses and mules VIII
not eat fermented food, consequently :hey will re-
quire 1t dry or partially wet with cold WaIeI
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with uDgrouna
food, void much in an uqdigested state, which
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes.
Read the subjoined certificate.
The undersigned can be addressed at IA
leigh, and all calls win be attended to punctuaT
and with despatch by himself or agent.
i i y is WIN. F. COLLINS,
a1 hef1 eghf 1 Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1s45.
s Having been solicited by Maj Collins to have
my Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear ana
Shuek, consented that he should do so as an e,
pertinent and, am able to sa{ that it gr'nos
Corn IN the Shuck at the rate of 30 bushels PEI
hour; and the dressing of the stones is so imPrO
sd, that it gfinds shelled Corn more than twice q
ast as before, and BY my watch, at the rate o. I
bushels per hour, and the meal finer than usual
ieem ii a valuable improvement, and shall pui,
chase the right to uself,i as itwilI afford me suS
speedy way Of feeding nay horses and cat:le' SH'
VIM. BOYLAN.a
Feb. 20. IsA5 53s-ly.
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Notice.

VHE copartnershp heretofore existing In the city OF
IL Raleigh. NC. under the firm Of Russell & EsK-
CHARLES RUSSELL is authorized to conect all debts
due to- and settle all claims against said firm.
- - CHARLES RUSSELL,
Sept 18Th lS45, y. VERNON ESKRIDGE.
The Books and accounts of Mcssrs.
RUSSELL & EsKRIDGE will be left, for short time,
with Mr.. GEORGE T. COOKE, and we hope Gas our
terms have been cash) that all friends, who are in
debted u.s. will forward and settle their accounts
without further notice. 4CHAS. RUSSELL.
e. Sept Is, 1916. 567-4t-P.
Register and Star copy weeks
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PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.

There tables for single lives joint lives survivor
ships of two three lives endowments for children, Sc
Tables also for ANNUITIES, both. immediate and de-
ferred. All these tables haze been calculated from
sterling into dollars and cents.
go All applications for Insurance, as above, must be
necessary information to applicants that they may
quire. GEORGE LITTLE, Agent.
Raleigh, July FL, Is45 660-st.
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lSfamdard Litera1n.o.


- JUsI recei0ed at the NesO Book Store
VTNHE MIRROR LIBRARY, complete in Vol ,.
IL ly bound. Ezslssa, h. 'Oi neat
EH.NKEE STORIES. by Judge Halliburton tc..
Slick with illustrations. 0'' \'sM
LIFE OF COL. CROCKETT
.MeCULLOCRS aU.NIVERS.HL GRZETTFrp
Dictionary Geographical, Statistical and Histor.1
the various countries places, and principal nat",'
objects in the world illustrated with maps 2VoI
Call at the New Bookstore for cheap Books
April ls. 5lT,c
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sfI PETERS PILLS..
HEAD-ACHE-SICK OR4NERvOr1s.

INNHOSE who have suffered and are weary Of suffer
u ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
ters Vegetable Pills remedy at certain and i'm
mediate in its effects. One single dose Of the pills a
ken the headache is felt coming on will cure
1t in one hour entirely. ~.
As remedy in summer for 6o,eel eolplni,ats they
display their wonderful powers to admiration and
far superior to any thing in for those complaints
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand unrya-
led
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf
fered under the dreadful complaint for years.
In habitual costVeness they decidedly superior to
any vegetable pill brought before the public and
one so cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach ofdoubt in the esma
ton of every individual. t.-,... 81 q -
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochondrical
affections, loss of appetite and all complaints to which
females alone are subject ~ -
They are mild in their action and convey almost i'm.
mediate conviction of their utility from the frst dose
They may be taken persons any age and the feeble
the inrm the nervous and delicate are nv
tnelr oPerauon because they clear the system ofad h
mors quiet nervous irrtabiy, and inxaribly produce
sound health ' f9
Upwards othree hundred and seventy thousand hayes
tnese eshmable pills have been sold within the last
twelve months In three States alone, and more than
three times the quantity In other states
As an anti-bilious medicine family should be with
out them single trial of them is more satisfactory
than q thousand certificates.
In southern climate, these pills are administered
with uniform success. For more than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been spronounced: and
could jury OF all they have relieved. be summoned
from the Norhs the South, the East and the mil
lions of VIoces would be heard In accamaon ofteir
matchless properties. The child and the adult-the
youth and decrepId old manboth sexes and ali ages
may alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
OF relief Price fifty cents per box. - -
be carefu to observe that on the of each boy
CEN the t,n)I stamped Peters Vegetable Pill"
For sale in Raleigh.sby Messrss williams Hayysosa1
& Co., and also by Mr. Fl. Pescud. and genera -
be found in all The Towns in the State - -
August 8, 1876. 81 2 7'2t ~ ioi Se2en.
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Sam SLack Hooking Lucys GOaon 1WeIl.
-Jlst as was ready 10 start away, down come
Lucy to the keepin' room, with both arms be-
hind her head 6xin' of the hooks and ewes
Man alive sas she, are you here vet Thought
you was of gunnin an hour ago. who'd a thought
you was here p Gunnin sails |, Lucy NV oI,n.
MIN is over; shant go no more now. shall on
homei agree with you; shiverin' alone under
wet bush for hours is no fun: but If Incv Wa.
thele'-'Git out sais She, don'ttalk nonsense Sam
and just fasten the other hook and eve of INV froc
will you 2 She turned round her back to me
Well look the hook in one hand and the eve in
the other, but airth and seas my eyes fairly snap
pea again; never seen sich a neck since | was
born 1t sprung right out ofthe breast and sbonl.
der, tuH round and then tapered up to the head
IKE a swans and the complexion would beat the
most delicate white and red rose that was ever
seen, seen LACK 1t made me all eyesly stood stocK
sun couldent move finger if was to die for
II nat ais you, SAM, said she, sthat Won
don't hook it e Why said I, Lucy dear. INV
hngers IS ali thumbs, that's fact, can't handle
suen little things as you cam sWel, come,
sans she, make haste, that's dear, mother will
oe comm directly; and at last shut too both NV
EYES, eye and fastened it and when had DONE sails
= mere is one thing must say, Lucy What's
Inat sald snei That you may stump all Con
necuGut 10 snow such an angeliferous neck as
you nave never saw the beat of it in ali nv.
born days'tis the most-tand Won mo-, a..
the State too, sails she, to produce s,,cb
bold, forard impedent, onnanerlv onona -
haVe-so there pow SO get along with you !"
Offices in the gin of the people ebo,;,, 49,,
be sought after. go bfse - ''U never
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RICHARDSON & CO.,
Importers aud dealers i'm Dry Goods,
S3 Main street, Richmond, Virginia


"E have now in store, of our own importation and
w purchases in the Northern cities an inusuall.,
large stock Of English, French German and Domestic
Goods
Our assortment ofcoarse Woollens, Oznaburgs Sheet
lngs and Shrtings, Cacos, &c is more full than il has
ever heretofore been; and addition to all kinds of
SiAPLE GOODS that are generally found in whole
sale house we have great variety of FANCY 4RTI-
eLES, for both ladies and gentemsn's wear
we offer our stock to MERCHANTS from the coun-
Try al very reasonable prices, moderate terms and
respectfully ask examination Gift
~" RICHARDSON g. co.
Nchnoho, SePtf4, 1910. 666-l7t.
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4
A Case of Conscience. Friend Broadbrim,
said Zephania StraitTace TO his master, a rich
Quaker of the city of Brotherly Love, thou can st
not eat of that leg Of mutton at the tide meal
today a.E e
Wherefore not p asked The good Quaker
Because the dog that appertaineth to that son
of Belial, whom the world called Lawyer Fox
craft, hath come iRto thy pantry and stolen It
yea and he hath eaten it up
Beware, friend Zephania, of bearing false wit
ness against thy neighbour. Art thou sure it was
Foxcrah's domestic animal. e
8 Yea, verify, saw it with my eyes, and it was
lawyer Foxcrah's dog, even Pinch'em' -
ss4sUpoR what evil times have we fallen T. sighed
the harmless secretary as he wcnded his way to
his neighbor's office. Friend Gripus,' said he l
want to ask thy opinion
am all attention. replied the Scribe laying
down his pen.
supposing. friend Foxcraft, that my dog hast
gone into my neighbor's pantry, and stolen there
from leg Of mutton, and saw him, and could
call him, by name, what ought l to do2 @
Pay for the mutton-nothing can be clearer
=. Know thou, friend Foxcrat, thy dog, even the
beast men denominate Pinch'em hath stolen from
my pantry leg of mutton, ofthe just value flour
shillings and slxpence, which paid for it in the
market this morning sie- -F5-1 10 s--
80, well then, it is my opinion that 1 must paw
for it; aad having done so the worthy friend turn
ed to depart .3ssfoE
Tarryyet a little, friend Broadbrin,' cried
the lawyer. Ofa verify, have yet farther to
say unto thee. Thou owest me nine shillings-
for advice
'Then, verify must pay thee, and il is nv op.
lnIon have touched pitch and been dcfled'
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"a SHOES, LEATHER
and SILT

The subscriber has just received from the North a
large assortment of Shoes, Leather and Salt together
which was bought with cash at very low prices and will
be sold as low for cash any goods the same quality
IN this City Also, Flour hand from the best Mills
IN the State Old castings, clean Cotton or Linen rags
dry cow hides and nearly all kinds of country produce
taken for goods No house nor clerk hire to
consequently can sell lower than my neighbors
JORDAN WOMBLE
.' North side old mark ct street
Raleigh, September 9Th, Is45. 566-tf
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VH<HE house and lot formerly owned BY Ricb,,l
II Green, and adjoining w. & A. SHth's The dwS.
ing house has four rooms and three frepiaces The,
house, upwards fruit trees and an excellent vii
of water. The house will be sold on a credit q one
two, three and four years. but ifno sold before be m
January next, will be rented for or any number T
years. Apply to " & A. STITH
OePt. &. 1040. - 56h.Am
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.o POETRY.
THE SNOW BIRD.
wR1rrEN RY MR. THoMAs FIsHER.

WRITTEN By MR.. THOMAS FISHER.
This welI-known species The Fringlila y ,sal'I
of Wilson. is by far the most numerous of all tne
feathered tribes that visit us IN winter, from the
frozen regions of the North. Their mlgratlons
and summer nesting places extend from the noun
tain SUBMITS of the Alleghanles, 70 the AfetIc
circle. and probably beyond it. Their winter
quarters are the whole Atlantic breadth of the
United States, from Maine to Louisiana How
bird scarcely larger than your thumb can exls'
and flourish in the seVerest frosts and storms, dur
mo cold winter, is a miracle in animal chemistry.
BoLD-HEARrED bird! whose tiny form :, kssz
Herads the bleak aud bowling Storm asA
When winter, from his icy throne,
Lets loose the whrlwinds of his power, - q,
And, o'er our habitabe zone, =fszs.
Triumphs the despot of the hour.
Brave hearted bird! why-come ye here,
AT this cold season OF the year!
Those flights of summer birds, 50 gay, s,s ...--
All left us-with the summer flowers .,sLsz
Flew to the sunny South away, sez -f....--
30 Where the perennial Palm-tree towers .--a
Warm hearted bird! why stay ye here,
Cd. ' At this bleak season of the year? .,55.
How can slight and frail form 80, ,.-
Survive the frost, and sleet. and storms gT
And pray what do you get to eat? .a
Where do you warm your little feet! gEsf
Stranger! my native summer home
Is buried in the arctic night;
Resstless instinct babe me roam
y-,i How could live without the light!
Upon our mountains at the North;
Stern famine, in his robe Of snow,
,s. Has driven all our kindred forth. r.ffss..--
Our fathers loved your homestead glen,
In time Of snow, -..s . 1ca
And sheltered in your ivy then. -,...s
Long time ago. sEte..-.
We've come. to spend our winter hours,
While storm winds blow
Well CLEAN the seeds of summer flowers,
Above the snow. -....r .r.
Seeds are about the stack-yard floor,
And crumbs before the cottage door;
Nature provides ample store T. r... r..s . .... 8
For birds and men; ra~s
q There's food for all of US. and more "a q
Well come again.
80 We've taken quarters here till spring
sat+I Till then ell stay;
q But soon birds begin to sing.
-i'H +- Well fly away!
Gay birds will nestle in your bowers,
And carol o'er your summer flowers,
But other aestnies are ours;
We will not stay.
OF as theemeasufed zodiacs run, GSE
That lean our forests to the sun; 49,. s----s - F.
When summers brightest, highest noon, & s
. p. Melts back the arctic waste of snow,
And all the lovely flowers of June
Wide o'er the Northern landscapes blow,
Once more, beside the mountain rills, s....
Wen meet our loves, ,--
As happy, our native hills,
As turtle doves. -. s.
But, when again the sun sinks low,
And winter wreaths those hills with snow
When the wild snow-bast watts forth,
Well gladly leave the desert north.
We'l come again -
Our fathers loved your homestead glen,
Long time ago;
And infants smiled and gray haired men,
To greet the snow-brd once again,
In time of snow.
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Notice.

NAKEN up and committed to jail in Lenoir cor,,.
on alst July last, negro man who saws his iuy Ua,
IS Harry, and that he belongs to William Whitfield S anS
was In the employ of Sam' Hand when he ran avn
Said negro is of dark complection feet inches hSI
about 35 or S6 years Of age. The owner is reouesS
come forward, prove property, pay charges and lat
said negro away, or he will be dealt with as the law d.
rect. q. = ,..aa RlCH'D W KING Sbe,;a
August IS, lS45. b6b.Mn
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KHNHE undersigned having commenced the MeTcan-
IL tile Business under the Firm of "a
ass s YOUNG & BLEDSOE,
respectfully beg leave ito inform the citizens Of
Raleigh and the adjacent country that they have,
and will keep constantly hand large and well as
sorted Stock of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Groceries, SC. 81 Persons wishing to
purchase on terms to suit the times, respectfully
solicited to give them CALI the Store onerly
pied by j. II. Beckwith & Co. . ~ e
= ,sz5 va SAMUEL II, YOUNG, e
IS 5}sEsg5 M A. BLEDSOE.s s
Raleigh. Sept 8. 1915. - go $50 st. .
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention. and official account of
each dr0tving sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order from us-Address
g GREGORY g. CO. MANAGERs-<taz
z1, g -,5.saL as Washington City, D. c.
Aug. 10, 1s45. s.s..l 566-3tp.
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Notice.

nN the 4h Monday in October next, will be sold for
Dcash before the Court House door, in the Town of
Taborough, the following lands, much thereof as
will pay the taxes thereon: '5-s.se '2a
200 Acres belonging TO John Sherrod, lying
in District No. 5, not listed due for 1884 asa
100 Acres belonging to Dempsey S. Eason.
not listed, lying in District No 5 and on the
waters of Straight Branch, due for 1854 8,64
One lot in the town of Tarborough, No. 81,
belonging to Whit. Hill and Wife, due for
'4d's'SI $50 81 7"s w.D. PETWAY, shff
September 10, I64b. Pr adv. S3. B67-ts.
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Summer Arrangements.
BEDS! REDSIy

NOTTON and Shuck Mattresses, very Superior
~ Article for Summer beds. Also old Hair and Moss
Mattresses repaired and made equal to new. Apply to
the Subscriber, or at the Company's Silk building, in
the vicinity OF the City. J. C. MATHER.
July Esd, IS45 s. e[ 559-tf.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

1T is barely two years since the generalinroduc
IL ton of the Lucna Cordial into the United States
and in that period it has only spread IFS usefulness
taton which thad previously acquired in Europe, but
has also added to the renownoft lustrous inventor by
the unrValled powers it has been discovered to pos
sess in the cure ofinciPent consumption. The knowl
edge of its wonderful influence in renovatng and vig
Grafton the human frame first suggested the idea ofusing
il in this way and the result that medicine has been
added the catalogue for the ofncipient consump
tion which places the disease with due precauon un-
der the control of the patient 1t is scarcely necessary
at this PERIOD recommend the Lucina cordial as an all
sufficient remedy in of Gleet, Flour Albus difficult
painful MensTuation, incontnency of Urine and al
diseases arising from debilitaOn of the system where
impulse restorative is wanted; throughout the
United States has taken precedence of all other med
cines in such cases. and leaves nothing further to be
hoped for its cures being speedy, prefec permanent
and effected without pain or trouble. - D. q
& Co. ~' ''i- -#s- a ~ ~
August s, 1s45. - .-sa slz 662 -6n
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
. as...~,,,x s.,eso6.z % rn-xs.,, as..f


so = Empolcered By Act Of Parliament. 81
CAPITAL 95pO.OOQ STERLINGs OR $2,bO0, 900.
gWNHE following among the advantages held out by
III this institution, which will be found most adyan-
tageous to the assured, and such rarely offered
W.: ,,s = go s,isss >, ESs - 81 SsFs., 3
The peculiar advantages secured to the assured by the
principle ofthe LOAN Department. q s.3..1
very large sum TO be permanently invested IN the
United States in the names of three of the
tors, Trusees-available always TO he assured IN
cases ofdisputed claims, should any shch arise.
The paynient Of premiums, annually, half yearly,
quarterly. or monthly IL = aaasf{.. =
Thirty days allowed after each payment of premium
becomes due, without forfeiture ofpolicy.
Travelling leave extensive, and liberal; and extra
premiums on the most moderate scale n
Conditions in the policy less oneTous to the assured
than usual in cases ofLife Insurance. sf3
The actual and declared profits published in success
sve Reports) aordng data for calculations the
value of the " bonus . in this Institution. q
Its being unconnected with Marine Fire Insurance.
The rates t for life with pros'' osOer than those
of any other foreign Company efecng Life Insurance
in New York. XII ff .y,.
General .agent for the United States, and British North
3z1aI .9o american C0LOneisy, - %
]. LEANDER. STARR,
Resident in New York,
9tza ~ Office "a WALL-STREET, New York,
SUB agent for the State Of North Carolina, GEoRGE
LITTLE, Raleigh.
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Wanted InlnediatcIv.

VHNHE subscriber wishes 10 employ iourneynan
u wool Halter, of steady habits, to whom good wa
ges and steady employment will be given.z -1o
NEAL BROWN.
% Highest cash prices given for good furs, in
- +>s.t - + 81 -s N. B.
Raleigh. September 4th, Is45. 666.8t
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A Magnificent And CIlean vvo,L

"A Anatomical Atlas. Illustrative of the Structure
"A ofthe Human Body-by- Henry H SINH NJ n :
under the Supervision of William E. Homer M D.. in
N one large volume imperial Octave. For Sale al the
May II, 1916 l9sss ~ EI. - s50Iv
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To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical Works at the
.g North Carolina Book Store.
A System of Practical Medicine, Comprised in a
N Series Of Original dissertations-by Alex Tweedie
AI. D. F. r. s., in 2 vols. 8e - - -
Treaties on the Diseases and Special Hygiene of
Females-by Colembat Del Isere-by Charles Meigs
in vol.
Taylor's New Work on &C Medical Juisprude,,ee''
Churchill on Diseases of Females in 1 vol.
Allsons Pathology in 1 vol-a nesu tuork
Williams Pathology in vol
Fergusson's Practical Surgery, with illustrations.
Graham's Chemistry with numerous Illustrations.
The Elements of Matera Medica and Thereapentics-
by Jonathan Pere;ra NJ d &c. =, -
Prout on the Stomach and Renal Diseases.
Hope on the Heart-in vol.
Lawrence on the Eye
s RIcord on Venereal-in1 VOL s.=At+
EliIotson Stewartson's Practice ofMedicire
chapman on Fevers Dropsy and Gout
do on Thoracic g. Abdominal Vicera. ees,. q.
Also all the Works Of fDunglison Eberle. Devices
ana others. Cal! in and examine our Stock send
your orders, which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO-. 80
. May 81, 1915. 55S-iv
4 o. The Register and Independent. ~
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-'-' IMPORTANT
To The Medical Professor,
= "O 1hAC1"CC1UC 4 AyCcoCOI0'
A NEW WORK ON PRACTICE

A NEW WORK ON PRACTICE.
TSSAYS ON PATHOLOGY AND THERAPEU-
II TICS, being the substance of the course of Lee
tures, delivered by Saml. Henry Dickson, NJ. d.,
of the Institute and practice of Medicine
2 Vols. 4. :, s.r-' ...et..t
Also, new Edition of fEberle's Practice, with notes
and addition, by George Mcclellan, M. D., in Vols
The Principles and Practice of Obstetric Medicine
and Surgery in reference to the Process of PGrtiO,l
illustrated by one hundred and fory-two figures, by
tai.
Gbson's Surgery, second Edition, improved and al
tered in 2 Vols. .g hst ie.. r|cs -aEr--,-# -.-
Mental Maadies,a treatise Insanity by E. Esqui-
rol translated from the original with additions by E. K
Hunt, nj. d. "a
The above New Medical Works. have Just come to
hand and for sale with many other Standard Works
this subject Orders from distance promptly atten-
ded to. TURNER & HUGHES,
~ ~ Publishers Agents.
August 8, 1S46. --t '-s IA . 562.
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School for Young Ladies.

M RS: FINCH will resume the exercises of her
" school, on Wednesday the 1st Of October next.
.,a TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board, including every thing, 80. 81 500 90
Spelling, Reading and Writing, sa5e- 90
Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, 90
History, Natural Philosophy, Composition
and Botany, = e14- 10 90
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric and Chemistry, IL 90
Music, --o- - 20 90
French, -1sYf.- 4ef-e 10 90
Parents and Guardians responsible from the time
entering, till the close of the term. No deduction for
absence of pupil except in of protraced illness
Mr. F. will give such attention 10 the school as his
professional duties will permit.
Raleigh, Septr 8, 1s45.a ~ 566-3t