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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14


EDUCATION We are rejoiced that our
legislature have bill before them. with
almost a certainty of its becoming law,
10 advance the noble cause Of education in
Mississippi. We hope iha, that portion of
the able message of our Executive wiii-be
fully carried out. aud that. in very shor:
period, common schools. for the education
of all. but more particularly those unah'e
10 educate themselves. will bo established
in every Township. where q sufficient
population will justify it.in the State. Ms
sissippi can never expect to occupy that
position amongst her sister States. that the
chivairy of her psople and her incalcula-
blesrcsources entitle her 10, until she takes
holder stand in favor Of the moral and in.
telleclua! advancement CT her citizens. She
may ever expec. to be controlled by Dem
agogues and charlatans until those that
constitute the bone and sfnew of the State
become more enlightened
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PETERS PILLS.
HEAD.ACHE-SEC OR NERV Gus

VENHOSE who have suffered and are weary of suffer-
Il ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
ters' Vegetable Pills remedy at once certain and i'm
mediate in its effects One single dose Of the pills
ken the headache is felt coming will
it in one hour entirely. J.
AS remedy in summer for 6o,ceI complaints they
display their wonderful powers to admratiOn and
far superior to any thing in for those complaints
InDyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand unriva
led aa -'"t
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf-
fered under the dreadful complaint for years.
In habitua costiveness they decidedly superior to
any vegetable pill brought before the public and
so cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach ofdoub the estima
ton of every individual
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochondrical
affections, loss of appetite and all complaints which
females alone are subject
They mild in their action and convey almost i'm
mediate conviction of their utility from the first dose.
They be taken by fany age and the feeble
the iRrm the and delicate strengthened by
their operation because they clear the system of bad
mors quiet rrtability, and nvariby produce
sound health.
Upwards three hundred and seventy thousand boxes
of these estimable pills have been sold within the last
twelve months in three States alone, and more than
three times thesa me quantity other states.
AS an antibi ious medicine family should be with
out them. single trial of them is satisfactory
than thousand certificates.
In a southern climate, these pills are administered
with uniform success. For more than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been pronounced; and
could jury OF all they have relieved be summoned
from the North the South, the East and The mil
lions of viOces would be heard in accamaton their
matchless properties. The child and the adult-the
youth and decrepd old man-both and all ages
of relief Price fifty cents per box.
Be careful to observe that the cover of each box
('1 ne M stamped Peters Vegetable Pill.''
be found in all the Towns in the State.
August 8, lS46. kA2.6m
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WASHING MACHINE.

WE subscribers having purchased Of Mr.. Sewall
Il Benson the exclusive right of vending his newly
Invented Washing Machine for the counties of Caswel
PerSon' Granville, Orange, Chatham, Wake Guiford,
Rockingham and Stokes, in North Carolina and for
Mecklen6urg county, Virginia. they offer it to the Pub
nc confidently believing that it surPasses any thing
me kind ever before in use To satisfy all persons and
chimes, all they ask is a trial -.0
c. One Of these Machines has been deposited at the
or who desire to lEbor by procuring good washing
Machlne are invited TO call and examine for themselves
In the items of saving labor and washing clean with
out the slightest injury to the garments this Machine is
unrivaled Any thing 6ne for instanc e. as gauze
handkerchief can be washed without the least injury
and lad or little girl Of ten twelve manage the
Machine. % ~
Counties single rights will be sold to suit purchasers
For single right IS, and ten dollars for Machine
DABNEY TERRY
=, J. J. YARBROUGH.
November Is, Is45. szSISm
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North Carolina Institution


TNHIS Institution will be opened for the reception of
l. Pupils, about the 1st of May next, in the City of
Raleigh. Pleasant and commodous buildings have been
obtained and it is earnestly desired that all persons hav
ing children friends, who of this unfortunate class
will use all practicable means TO have them hear
the time ofopennng the School as possible.
For the present. Pupils will be received any age be-
tween eght and thirty. The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be at all times under his and direction The female
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the Maron, and the utmost attention will
be given and taken to the comfort and hap
piness, we'll as the improvement ofall the Pupils
The terms for Session of months will be hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board, Washing and Tnon,
including ths necessary Books and all expenses. cx
cept Clothing and Medical attendance-Payable, one
halfsem annually in advance.
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scoos will be mentioned in future
Advertisement
All Communications the subject of the Institution.
addressed to w WEsTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh (pOst
pGi or after the lst of April. TO the Principal, will be
attended to promptly.
All Al1applications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa
rents not able to support them either ia full
part, should be made to HI Excellency, Gov
President of the Literary Board
WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal.
Feb 2, IS45. 535-tf
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

1T barely two years since the general introduce
l. tion of the Lucna Cordial into the United States,
and in that period it has only spread its usefulness
taon which it had previously acquired in Europe, but
has also added to the ustrious by
the unrivalled powers it has been discovered pos
in the cure ofiRcipent consumption. The knowl-
edge ofs wonderful influence in renoVating and invg
oraon the human frame first suggested the idea ofusng
added the catalogue for the ofncipent consump-
ton which places the disease with due precaution un.
der the control of the patient Il is scarcely necessary
at this PERIOD recommend the Lucina cordial as all
sufficient remedy in of Geet, Flour Albus difficult
or painful Menstruaton, nconnency of Urine and al
diseases arising from debiitaOn of the system where
an impulse restorative is wanted throughout the
United States, it has taken precedence Of all other med
cines in such cases, and leaves nothing further to be
hoped for its cures being speedy, project, permanent,
and effected without pain or trouble.
For sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
& Co.
August s, 1s45. 562 6m.
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state of North Carolina. Nash County.
Court of Pleas and quarter Sessions, November
Term, l845.
The ophilus H. Scott and wife, and others, vs.
-- Curreu Battle.
Petition for Partition of the lands of Lawrence
Battle.
II appearing to the Satisfaction ofth Court that
the defendant resides beyond the limits of this
State: 1t is therefore, ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard, for six sue
cessive weeks notifying said defendant to be and
appear before the Justices Of our Court of Pleas and
quarter Sessions at the Court House in Nashville,
on the End Monday in FEBRUARY next, then and
there to show cause, if any he has, why the prayer
of the petitioners shall not be granted.
Witness, Francis M. Taylor, Clerk of our said
Court, at office in Nashville the 2nd Monday of
November A. D. IS45.
FRANCIS NJ. TAYLOR, c. &C.
Dec. 10, IS45. 579----5 t.
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CUmberIand SheriN1s Sale.


:" ILL be sold, on the first Monday in March next,
w at the Court House door in the town of FaYette-
vie Cumberland CO.. the following tracts of LAND,
much thereof will satisfy the taxes due thereon for
the year 1874, and costs: ..-
100 acres, belonging Jacob Holder, situated on the
waters of u L. River
100 " Jonathan Hawley, Fish Creek
6S {" Daniel Mcdonald, Campbell's Creek
462 {" James M. Turner Cedar Creek
So sc Luke Dean, Mill Creek
$40 " A. B. Jones, Marsh Branch
135 &c Susannah Hicks, Long Branch Fear River
Jog ss VIM. Seborn, for heirs of Jos. Hawkins, Cape
147 Z" John Avera, near Williams Avera's
55k'' Nancy Byrd, Rocky Branch
600 I" Heirs of Ben Johnson, Black River
ESQ s' Nancy Partine, Hugh's Creek
2I5 Sc Jacob Raridcn, Juniper Branch
80 &c Joseph Rariden, Branch of the NJ Prong
200 James Sails, Bueys Creek
10 " Daniel SWinSOn, .Hector;s creek
243 g Allen Watson, Black River
16s I" Heirs of R. Draughon, Black River
200 I" Do do do
TO-. Do do do
$40 " Do do do
$50 d" Do do do
SO &c Jonathan Goddin, Black Mingo
200 200 6: 6: John Hodges Black !, River
8I5 Heirs of James Hodges, Black River
$50 {" Richard Murphy, Juniper
I24 g Kincey Norris, Mingo
400 sc Austen Tew, Stoney Run
ss &c Jesse Weaver, do
200 {" Thomas Hog, Black River
so 50 {" john % m R. 15. Bsrksdale, Mockerson | do
so &c Heirs of Nancy Mickals. do do
$40 ' Heirs of Lewis Atkins. Black River do
Town Lots, Nathan Holder, Averasborough
ALEX. JOHNSON, Sheriff,
BY C. H. COFIELD, Dep. Shift
Jan. 7, 1916. (Pr. adv. SO 75) 5ss-4t.
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FOR THE CURE OF

Merclual and other Ulcers, of long short standing
ScrouLo'ts and other IumOrs, including White SaceL
ingS; Sore Legs, old and Fresh Hounds, Spr0ins
and Bruises; S,0enings and I.tzanrnatiOns; Rheas-
matte and other Pains Scalds and Burns including
Burns by Lightning; ChiL6Iains; WOn,en's Sore
Breasts 1chether iadned deeply liberated; ScGld
Head Tetter on the Head, hito,cs FeIons. Biles,
CG91ceTOus Affections, Erupti0ns, Poison Oak Pine,
Piles; Dog, Snake Spider and other poisonous Bites;
together 1cth almost eDery species of External Disease
VENHE Proprietor in introducing this Ointment again
u to the public, feels unwilling (as is the genera!
known, by putting; but would state, that the great and
unrivaled reputation it already enjoys has been &C
CURED solely by its superior medicinal virtues. 1t pos
scsses several very essential properties, 1t is smu-
ating to the weak affected parts speedily subdues all
Inflammation; free discharge matter in long
stand ing sores produces healing of the disease and
Is extremely mild in its operation. No injury, what
arise from the of it, infant even
as it is one of the most innocent remedies applied
to the human system, all the materials of which it is
composed being of the most pure and wholesome char
acer consequently, there can be liability cold at
season. Experience has shown that it may be ap-
Peu 10 Ihe most tender age or weakest frame, under
any stage of suffering. 1t is pleasant and benign in s
and yet so searching in its nature that
raes to the very root of the disorder for which il is used
and never fails to effect even in the most obst
nate cases. ~ O oO
This invaluable remedy should be kent in hor..
ready for the many casualties Affections to which ali
families daily liable; as well as tor the relief of the
afflicted horse and other animals; for it IS very efca
on man and beast.
No other Medicine has performed so many remarka-
bic cures has taken persons out of the house.
and prevented others from going there 1t has lifted the
afflicted poor man from bed of long suffering. and made
MIN again useful to himself and family 1t has likewise
taken the crippled wife from painful bed placed her
again IN sweet communion with her husband and chill
dren, and enabled her to resume her domestic duties
In nearly all the diseases for which the Ointment is
its virtue has been fully tested under nv
own superintendance; and in support of its efficacy
have been furnished with the most ample testimony
from various parts Ofthe United States while daily
to receive convincing proofs OF its great value
The public are informed that no Ointment. puno-t
ing to be prepared by me- genuine unless il bears NV
signatures in writing, the outside label of the not
All Orders, directed to at Raleigh or to WYATT
kETcHAM, 12l Fulton street, New York will he
promptly attended to. WILLIAM 70 SpAV
"~e'SH' ~ "a Dee' ~, 1o4S. 580-ly.
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL.
RALEIGH, N. C.

t-a ..t. RALEIGH, N. C. 90 -
Right Reu L. S. IVES, D. D., VisitOr. X
Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector. r.H
VNNHE winter term of this School, will commence on
the IIth of Nov, and continue till the 18th OF
April.
N Months. oOd payabIe in advance, 800 90
Tuition in French, .. -. IL oO
in Music on the Piano or Guitar, with
So 90 for the of the Piano, 70 90
tJ the instrument. -. 80 90
Tnition in Drawing and Painting, g- .. Is 90
N B. Beds and Bedsteads are furnished by the chool.
Pupils required TO furnish their own Bedding, and
tow els pay instead, IS 90. The Clothing of Pu
pills should be distinctly marked with the owners name
in H Extravagance indress is contrary to the princ
Piles and practice Of the School, and Parents will
fer favor by providing their children, only, with the
plainest attire. Jewels and Lace prohibited. The
dress of the Pupils in Winter for Sundays and special
occasions must be of MOuslin dc Lain MeriO, Of
dark blue color the Bonnet, of Straw, trimmed with
dark blue ribbon For their ordinary apparel they may
wear dresses of Calico, GinghGn such other suitable
material as their wardrobes will furnish.
The Religious services of the School being held in the
Chapel of the Institution by the Rector Pupils have
rarely occasion to visit the City They are allowed to
accept invitations in the City for the day only,
month, and never for the evening.
They have opportunities of seeing their friends, and
acquiring of manner in society, at the Soirees,
which statedy held
Sept 26, 1S45. 569-h-
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Surgical and Dental instruments. &c

CONSISTING IN PART OF
"Flagg's Forceps," an elegant morocco case con-
tanng four sorGePs adapted to either extremity of each
old instruments.
'Teeth Extractors, put up in neat cases. contain
ing Turnkey and three claws, two forceps, and Gum
Lancet
Weigand & Snowden's Thumb Lancet.
Evans Crown do do
Silver Spring Button do
Common do do do
Chase's double and single Trusses.
Hull s. Weisands Trusses, for children and adults.
Suspensary Bandages. r.. ,--s ..f e..
Silver and Gum Elastic Bougles and Catheters.
Maw's celebrated SelEinjectng Apparatus.
Gum Elastic and Glass Syr1nges.
Block Tin Syringes of all sizes and descriptions from
/ to l6 o., in cases and Otherwise.
Mrs WoosteTs Utero Abdominal Supporter.
Together with large supply of Mediterranean and
coarse Sponge, just to hand and for sole low at
Jan. z, lS46-5s3 PESCUD'S Drug Store.
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RALEIGH
Classical. Mathematical and Military
ACADEMY.

Classical, Mathematical and Military
ACADEMY.
Classical Department.:
J. NJ LOVEJOY, PREcEPToR.
Mathematical and Military DEPARTMENT.
w. F.. DISRROW.
The year will be divided into two Sessions of FIVE
months each the first Session beginning the first
of January and the second Session. the first Of July
1t is the design of the preceptor that this Institution
quring thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Education.
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Class of
any College in the United States.
TERMS OF TUITION ~
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, SIS 90
For Latin, Greek, French Spanish and
Italian Language, per Session, 20 90
The advanced Classes may pursue the Studies of 4
lower Class paying only for the Studies of the Class
which they belong.
Military Tactics taught 10 the Pupils free of extra
charge
The design of the Military Department being to fit
the Pupils act. in of emergency Ofcres, the
West Point system of instruction will be careful ly pur-
sued, will the Army Tactics be departed from, in
order to exhibit the boys for the benefit the Insttu-
tion or for any other purposes.
By an Act of the last Legislature, necessary arms
and equipments furnished by the State, but Pa
rents who wish their children instructed in the Military
Department, will be required to provide them with the
prescribed Uniform
N. B. few Pupils will be taken as Boarders, by
the Principal of the Academy.
REFERENCES:
Hon. George E. Badger, Gen. Moye,
Hon. VIM. H. Haywood, Col E. Yarbrough,
Hon. R. M. Saunders, Charles L. Hinton
Rev. D. Lacy, Id. Henry
Hon. John H. Bryan, Wm F. Collins
Hon. j. X J. Daniel, James B. Shepard,
Hon. Richard Hines, H. w. Hustled,
DR.. Baker, E. P Guion Esor's
AS the above named gentlemen we'll known in
the State have gwen their references They
send their wards to my school, and of course
their opinions can be confidently trusted. j. NJ L.
Raleigh, Dec. 8, lS45. 579.6m
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED
HADDoNFIELD. NJ 7

HADDoNFIELD, N. J. April 90 1913.
OF ABOUT the 18th day of October, 1s41, taken
with violent pain in the side, near the liver which
continued for about FIVE days. and was foowed by fhe
breaking OF an ulcer, abscess, inwardy which re-
HeVeo the pain little, but caused to throw up
great quantity Of offensive natter and also much blood
Being greatly alarmed this applied TO physician
but ne said he thought he could do but little for me
cept give me some Mercury Pills, which refused 10
take, feeling satisfied that they could do me no GOOD
many other remedies then procured by nv wife
lenoS, out none did me any good-snd the discharge
OF olooo and corruption still continued every few day1
and at last become offensive that cond scarceIv
oreathe. was also seized with violent cough which
at tunes caused me to much more blood than had
zone oeore-and my disease continued in this way s IL
growing worse, until February, when all hope of nv re-
covery was gwen up, and friends all though would
die OF GaI1OpiRg COnSumDtiOH At this
moment when my life was apparently drawing near irs
close l heard of DIR. Wistar's BaIsam of
wiz Cnerfy, and got bottle which relieved
me 1Mme01atcIy and by the use of only three
bottles of this medicine, all my pains were removed
my cough and splitting OF blood corruption entirely
ed as to enable NE to work at my trade (Which is
penter and up to this time have enjoyed good health
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, N, j., ,ss
Personally came before me, the subscriber one of the
usces OF the Peace in and for the said county Thomas
Cozens, and being duly affirmed according to law saith
the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, on the Goth day of April, ls4a
j. CLEMENT, J. P.
Such is the Unprecedented success of this BALSAM
NATURES FAVOURITE PRESCRIP-
TION,"
prescription congenia to wants as it is prenared
from chemical extracts from substances which fbo -
thor OF nature has placed in own land for wise
Poses that many who know nothing of the mode Of a
preparation are endeaVoring reap pecuniarv bene6t,
by selling an rcle similar in name or in
or oy representing their trash as superior to the
6ALSAM or by putting up mixture and solemnly asse
verauhg tnat II Is imported from foreign country which
not 1ne case All these deceptive arts 60 to show
tnaI WISlars . B lSil I'M is known to the world to he
1.-THE GREAT FEMEDY." and that 70 - .uE O
any mixture it be like this in 1on,e or ,roS ~
be like it in substance " ' " FF"'' "
~ beheve not the cunnngly wrought fabrcaton-
Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS. No 40 Az
st. New YORK Agents 80 A'o' "H ANN
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD e. co
~U Raleigh.
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House Builders and Painters who
need Paints Sand Paper, Window Glass and other art
cles in my line will find advantage by giving
a call.
have received recently large supply of the above
articles and will sell them very low for cash. the
usual terms to Punctual customers.
P. F. PESCUD.
October 29th, 1s45. ~ 57s.
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Mrs. Nancy II. Smith would take
- casion respectfully to inform the public that
she continues to make garments Of all kinds, Ladies'
dresses &C. and to do repairing at cheap rates and
the shortest notice. She earnestly asks the patronage
of those who may have such work to put Her resi-
dence few doors to the North of the old Baptist
Church.
Raleigh, November 18th. 576.tf
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Hats, Hats, Shoes, &c.
Case Fash. Beaver Hats, made expressly for
himself
100 Ladies Superior Stitched Shoes and Slippers.
Also.
Superior White & Red hanneEs-among them
Rogers Flannel, Warranted not to shrink from
washing.
Old Mocco Coffee and Crushed Sugar.
CornelIus's Lard Lamps. Separate heads tor hx-
ing Astral Lamps Superior Syrups.
Customers will lose nothing by calling at
.. :.... r. H. SHOWS.
Dec 10 1s45. 579.
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Look Here.

STRAYED from the subscriber, or miles below
- Lousburg, the halifax road Friday the 18th
instant dark bay HORSE, common size, about years
old. The last heard of him, he making his way
towards Raleigh. As he purchased out of drove
from the west, think it probable he is aiming get
back. Any Information respecting him, will be thank
fully received and liberal reward paid for his appre-
hension that l can get him again. Address me at
Nashville, Nash county, ". C..
Dec. IA, 1S45-5S0-tE N. G. HARRISON.
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BY the sweat of my brow L hope to
EARN MY BREAD
NHlS notice is to inform the people of this County,
IL and the adjacent counties that am now prenared
TO execute orders to have any number of WOOL HATS
made at short notice, and of my hats will out
wear three OF the Northern Felts, and not much differ
ence the price of the two articles ask all who are in
the habit of buying hats of the above description to yo
me a trial and see if not cheapest in tile end I
VIII also make Coon HITS to order; and color Ladies'
and Gentlemens dresses permanent black warranted
to stand. NEAT RpOWW
o. The best prices given for FuIs of all kinds.
NoYemoeI ION, 1e49. J...,.. -s 576-6m.
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Attention! New Goods.

wv have just received splendid lot of Gentle
w mems Dress and Water proof Boots. Ladies
Walking Shoes and Slippers, lot Of Kerseys, Jeans
&c. &c. These, together with entire assortment of
desirable Goods, will be disposed of accommodating
terms. HEARTT g. JORDAN.
Raleigh, Nov. 18th, 1S45. 576-tf
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~ The undersigned will attend
- regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Granville, franklin, Johnston and Nash, and
the Superior Courts of Warren and Halifax. All bust
entrusted to his will be promptly attended to-
HENRY w. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. Q. Sept sth, lsl5. 567-tf.
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j. j. BIGGS.

Of the late Firm Of Smith & Biggs.
HAS taken the entire Establishment on his own
account and will carry the business as hereto
fore, at the same place.
l. He his friends and the public generally that
every exeron shall be made give satisfaction both as
10 quality and price of his goods also the style and
of his manufacture.
He hopes to receive, at least, the patronage
heretofore extended TO him.
Call and examine before buying. ..
Tailors Trimmings at wholesale and retail.
Also ready made Clothing of his and of Northern
Manufacture. very low for Cash, short time, to
pu1ctual customers.
Raleigh, Jan. 8, 1916. 5S4-4t