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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
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dressed. Be sure you get it with theletters H. G..
before FarrelFs, thus-H. g. FARRELL'S-and
his signature on the wrapper, all others are coun-
e%lrfeits.
Sold by P. F.. Pescud, Raleigh, and by regularly
authorized agents throughout the United States.
@- Price Is and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
Agents wanted in every town, village and ham,
ct in the United States, in which one is not already
established. Address e. G. Farrell as above, &C
sompanied with good reference as to character. re-
cuansihilitv. &c. l1-4t
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Situation as Teacher Wanted.

A LADY at the north is DESTROYS of obtaining
IN a situation as Music Teacher, in some popu-
lar Seminary. Her education in this science, I'M
der the most efficient instructors, has been extern
sive and thorough. She has been Preceptress of
an institution at the North for some months. If
necessary, instruction can be given in French,
English, Polychromatic, Monoehromatic, Pencil.
ling, Water colors, Pellis work, &c.
Recommendations from teachers and patrons,
sent at request. Applications may be made to the
Editor Of this paper. 10-5tpd
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SALE o TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that / shall expose to
IN public sale, on Monday, the 10th day Of De-
cember next, the annexed described property own
ed by the following persons, for Taxes due thereon
to the city of Raleigh, for the year 1855, unless the
Taxes be paid before that time, viz:
Yarbrough House, given in by Q. Busbee,
Trustee,) parts of Lots No. 50 and 90;
amount due $50 SO
R. R. J~ustice-part of Lots No. % and % 1854
T. Fl. Snow-part of Lot No. 1877 2l so
j NJ. Towles-parts of Lots Nos. 100, 20, 81,
SO, 81, lao, IA, l5,-part of so, 81, IL, 16, 30,
81, 80 and 33-balance due so 123
VIM. TeEFy-part of Lot No. 1 4e
John c. Tbompson-part of Lot No. los 8 05
Estate of Thomas L. West-part Of Lots 20
and II IL 90
VIM. F. Collins-part of Lot No. 81 Is rs
James W. Chadwiek-part of Lot No. 231 1e 90
James F. Jordan--part of Lot No. 113 bal
ance due 1913
An extra charge, for advertising, Of enc dollar,
will be required of all whose property is included
in this list
E.E HARRIS, City Collector.
Raleigh, Oct. 80, 1855. low
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Hillsboro', Oct. 20, 1855.
TAILOR

TINE subscribers wish a good fashionable TAI
Il LOR, to put up a shop in a well finished room
attached to their Store, in Pekin, Montgomery
county, N. C. Fine work, constant employment,
good pay and fine society are the Inducements
Good references required both for workmanship
and morals. LUCAS, STEELE / co.
November 2. 1873. 10-5t
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va Palpitation Of the Heart, Nervous Diseas-
es, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness and Piles, are all relieved and cured in an in
credible short space of time, by Carriers Spanish
Mixture, the great tonic and purifier of the blood.
It contains not a particle of Mercury, Opium, or
any noxious drug is perfectly harmless, and has
cured more than FIVE hundred cases of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates,
a few of which may be found in another column,
and all of which are detailed in full around the
bottle. 1t is the greatest of all Spring and Fall
Medicines, and possesses an influence over the
blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement. lift
For sale by P. F. Pescud and Williams & Hay
wood, Raleigh and W j. Eddins, Forestville.
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PRICES
RALEIGH

Reported by JORDAN WoMBLE, Grocer.
Flour q Dbl. SIS so to 9 and scarce bacon, hams
"a sides IA to Is; lard, II to Is butter R fb 20
9 % meal p bush. 60 @ 70; corn p bush.
8 to 81 beeswax, is to 20 dry hides in barter, 9
to 10; white peas So to 60; stock peas, so to So.
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Harding's Clothing Establishment.

Opened to-day, ODozen Lambs Wool Merino
~ Under-Shirts 10 Dozen Patent Merino; 10
Dozen Shaker Knit; 2 Dozen French Beaver Cloth
Over Coats. Also, new lots of Pants and Vests.
We are selling many goods cheaper than ever, to
reduce stock, in anticipation Of a change in the
firm, January 1st, 1855. For good and handsome
Clothing, call at the only regular Clothing House
in the city.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 11=3l
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NORFOLK MARKET,
Forwarded by A. M. McPHEETERS G Co.

Flour scarce; 81. 10 a 1oi, extra 1O4 "a $1O4;
corn IS @ 9Oc; bacon, n. c. hoground, IS "a l4c;
western sides, 124 q -, shoulders III a lie: No.
L lard, Il a 144c; pipe slaves $65 W. o. hid. $50;
T. o. hid. $50 a 50; cotton 81 a 81; tar, 81 IS q 2;
sprts. turpentine A a 45c 7. J. salt afoat 55e; L.
B. Factory filled 81 so a / 90; G. A. 81 So a l 40;
N. 0. andP R. sugars advancing, s aisle; refined,
crushed and pulverized, 104 a 1O3 loaf, III a III;
clarified, 9 a 81 Rio coffee, III a lie; Laguyra,
124 a 123 Java, 143 a Is; mould candles 16I a II;
admit. 81 a 35c; sperm, 40 a45; guano as las
uuoted
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MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA.

FoOKE d PEARCE'S large Map ofNorth Car
" olina, six feet by four, beihg now nearly ready,
we are anxious to employ active, energetic and re-
liable Agents, to canvass thoroughly every county
in the State.
Applications for Agencies, accompanied with
references and a stamp, addressed only to
SAMUEL PEARCE,
Hilsboro' n. C..
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
. aleigh Marble Works

NEAR THE CORNER OF HARGET L WILMINGTON SITS.
All orders for Monuments, Head Stones or Oraamen-
tat sculpture, Of any description, promptly at
tended to and executed IN the best style, at
moderate charges. Call and see.
TNHE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
l. and the public in general, that he is now open
ing a shop where he intends carrying on his bust
ness in all its various branches, and he will man.
~ufacture from the best italian oad A,ceriedR Mar
BILE, in the neatest and most approved style of fin
ish.
n. B. All orders from a distance faithfully and
punctually attended to. Address
THOMAS GRIER,
Raleigh, n. c..
Novanahnr IA 1Q56 10-11
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Wherever that great Medicine called H. G.. Far
rell's Celebrated Arabian Liniment, has been in
troduced, it has performed the most extraordinary
cures in the annals Of medical history-every
body who uses it once becomes its warmest friend
they not only keep it always on hand for the
benefit of its timely uses of emergency, but re-
commend it to all their friends. 1t has been be-
fore the public for nearly ten years, and yet is
daily developing new virtues many diseases have
been cured by it, for which the proprietor had
never recommendedit; its magical virtues spreads
through the land with the speed of lightning, and
many, very many poor invalids who supposed
their days on this earth were fast drawing to a
close, have been by a persevering use of this in
valuable Liniment Healed, and now rejoice in the
blessings of health, and the enjoyment of this
beautiful world. Read this to believe, and not to
doubt. Inquire of your neighbors whom you
know to have used it, and they will tell you that
no medicine ever discovered possess the half of it's
extraordinary healing powers. The racking pains
of una and neuralgia yield in a few min
utes to its powerfully anodyne properties. "The
lame are made to walk Old sores. which have
rendered the subject a loathsome thing to behold,
are healed. The weak and trembling, from deran-
ged state of the nerves, by the use of this Lini-
ment, rejoice in the recovery of their former
health and strength. Many long standing afec-
tons of the liver, lungs and kidney have yielded
to its use after the various remedies had failed
It is very efhcacious in curing the diseases of hor.
ses and cattle, such as sweeny, sprains, bruises,
swellings, cramps, lameness, dry shoulder, splint
etc., and if used in the beginning, never fails to
stop the further progress of fstula, poll-evil, rim
bone and SPAWN.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITs!
The public are cautioned against another coun
, t%erfeit, which has lately made its appearance, calle
w. B. Farrells Arabian Liniment, the most dan
: gerous of all the counterfeits, because his havin
q the name ofFarrell, many will buy it in good faitf
: without the knowledge that a counterfeit exists
= --1 kAau ur1lI nnrhnno nn1- - 49, ava
when the spurious mixture has wrought it's ev
Ii effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
l. G.. Farrell, soleinventor and proprietor, and Who'll
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, nlinoi
to whom all applications for Agencies must be a
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WILMINGTON MARKET.


by UEU. II. NELLY, GROCER and Com. MERCHANT.
Turpentine, 3 10 soft; spirits turp. has been fluc-
tuating, Al to AZ and now 43; rosin, l 10 a l Is;
tar, 50 20 to 2 %; flour, 104 sup, 104 family ba-
con, 154 hoground, 144 to W. sides and shoulders
corn, IS to 90; corn meal, 95 to 81; cotton, ST to
8; fish, to 81 lime, l So per cask; c~offees, as
last quotations; sugars have advanced J to lie pr
h.; pork, 234 to $25; oats, 40; molasses, 35;
rice, 81; COW peas, IS to so; lard IA 20 Is; salt,
81 20 80 d.; beef cattle, 10 for stall t4 timber,
So to s. Nov. "a.
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CITY CEMETERY.
MAYORS OFFICE,

hdI6IgH, NUF. IVt IOOOs
PROPOSALS Will be received at this Office un-
til the first Friday in December next for the
erection of a Residence, for the Keeper of the City
Cemetery. The house to be of wood one and a
half stories high, rock foundation, to contain two
finished rooms and alley-and to be located i'm
mediately over and at both sides of the main en-
trance to the Cemetery fronting on East Street
The contractor will furnish me with a Plan for the
building proposed, to be considered with his pro-
posal. VIM. DALLAS HAYWOOD, Mayor.
It'd.
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"ANTED.-By the author Of Familiar Chem
w ical Letters, published in this paper, an ap-
pointment as Professor Of Chemistry or in any
other capacity where his knowledge of Chemistry,
Botany and Geology, would be Of service. Let
tiers addressed to DR.. TAFT Murphy, Taylors Bridge,
Sampson county, N. c. will be forwarded to adVer-
tiser. 12-5t
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FINE FRUIT TREES!

Oh NOOFRUIT TREES ofshe finest select
~ OOOkinds, native and foreign, are now
ready for sale by Joshua Lindley, at Now Garden,
Guilford Co., n. c., and Owen Lindley, at Cane
Creek, Chatham Co., N. c., consisting of Apples,
Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Nectarines and Cherries.
Persons wanting Trees will please to direct their
orders to Joshua Lindley, New Garden, or Owen
Lindley, Cane Greek,
JOSHUA L1NDLEY,
OWEN LINDLEY.
Now 1855. 11-5t
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RvrOn saws

Byron says
{" This is the way physicians mend or end us,
,Secundem although we sneer
Tn bealth-when sick, we call them to attend US
Without the least propensity to jeer.'
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COPELAND'S GALLERY.

Como Ladies fair and gentlemen, who want = like
Come to my Portrait Gallery and I win give il
you.
I'll paint your portraits large as life, and yery
cheap will make 'em,
And when they're d me if you don't like 'em, vhy
you needn't take 'em.
| also take Daguerreotypes, and take 'em in q
hurry,
And if you'll come and sit for one, I'll not your pa
thence worry.
Ny light is soft, yet very strong-my FIXTURES all
complete,
And ALL ask you is to come along and take q
FSNzxeat.
Come bring your wives and little ones and bring
your pretty daughter,
And patroniZe q native-Hoc I really think you
ought to.
Ny rooms You'll find abovethe store of Sam1 Young,
Esq,
All carpeted, and neat and clean, and EARNED up
Nth q fire.
From morning till the close of day you'll find me
at my station,
And now to one and all 1 give a cordial invita-
ton
To come and examine specimens of my skill in
portrait and daguerreotype. Hoping these few
lines will find the public enjoying the same great
blessings" I subscribe myself, very respectfully,
0. p. COPELAND.
Z. S.-The subscriber, continues to give lessons
in drawing and painting, and will visit the sur
rounding country when desired to do so for the
purpose of painting the portraits of families.
O.P. C.
Raleigh, Nov. IL, 1855. 12-tlJ.
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Halsboro' Circuit-G. Farrar, Henry Gray.
Warrcn-A. Weaver.
Rogaoke-J. n. Andrews, NJ. j. Hunt.
." Mission-To be supplied.
Warrenton-F. College, I. S. Campbell,
President.
Greensboro DrsT.-N. II. D. WILSON, P. L.
Grecnsboro'-W. IL. Bobbitt.
Guilford-J. Bethel.
Uwharrie-N. II. Hooker.
Normal Collcge-Peter Doub.
Montgomcry-H. Rush, j.. l.. Triplett.
~Rackineham-L. Shell.
Daep Elyer-W. Harriss.
IIaw Riycr-P. W. Archer, Jos. Wheeler.
Franklinville-M. G. Thomas.
Alamance-B. NJ. Williams.
Wentworth. w. Avent.
Haw River Mission-To be supplied.
q. T. Culieee-W. Gloss, Agent.
SALISBURY Drsr.-W. BARRINGER, P. Z.
Salisbury. S. Burkhead.
CRovan-C. \. Anderson.
East Rowan--To be supplied.
Mocksyille-S. d. Adams.
Iredell-D. w. Doub.
AlGxander-D. B. Shelton.
South Iredell--O. j. Brent.
Wilkes-M. l.. Wood.
Jonesville-J. NJ. Gum.
Surry-J. c. Thomas.
Forsythe-S. Helsabeck.
Winston-James l.. Mann.
Dagidson-R. p. Bib, G. w. King.
Blue Ridge MisIion-To be supplied
New Iustitute-W. w. Nesbitt, Sup.
DANvfLLE DIsT.-J. TILLETT, p. f.
Danyille-B. +. Long, S. S. Bryant, sup.
Danyille Female College-Jas. Jameson,
President.
Yanccyville-J. p. Simpson.
Leasburg-J. w. Lewis.
Ilolifax-A. Norman, NJ. II. Hight.
Mission-Joseph Goodman.
Stauuton-A. III. Johnston.
Pittsylvauia-Wm. NJ. Jordan.
Franklin-S. j. SPOTS.
Allegheny Mission. T. Kerns.
Patrick-C. III. Phillips.
Stokes-W. b. Richardson.
Henry-W. W. Albea.
WAsmNGroN DIs.-R. j. Carson, P. E.
Washington-J. IL. Wheeler.
Tar Riyer-Wm. Carter, Jas. Wheeler.
Nash-Alex. Gattis.
Plvmouth-J. l.. Fisher.
Williamston-T. B. James, j. II. Jefferson
Tarboro'-T. w. Guthrie.
Columbia-M. l.. Douglass.
Mattamuskett-L. w. Martin.
Bath Mission, to be supplied.
Ncuse-H. II. Gibbons.
Tar River Miss. johnson.
NEwnERN Drs.-I. Y. WYcuE, P. E.
Newborn, Centenary. w. Tucker.
" Andrew Chapel-W. S. Chafin.
Circuit. w. Pearson.
Snow Hill-Wm. NJ. Walsh.
Wilson-N. A. II. Goddin.
Goldsbor1-C. +. Deems.
Smithfeld-P. J. Carraway.
Dupliu-J. b. Bobbitt.
Onslow-D. c. Johnston.
Treut-P. w. Yarrell.
Beaufort Ann St. Church,. N. IIendre
Purvis Chapcl-To be supplied.
Kinston Mission-J. }. Hines.
WILMINGTON D1sr.-D.B b. HIcuoLsoN, p.
Wilmington, Front Streets. NJ. Frost.
" Fifth II. p. Rieau
Topsail.-W. +. Clegg, w. d. Meachal
Simpson,. b. Martin.
Bladen.-N. n. Taylor.
" Mission.-fo be supplied.
Fayetteyillc.-J. II. Brent.
Robeson.-C. p. Jones.
Fayetteville Circuit. L. Newly.
White ville.-C. NJ. Pepper.
Smithville.-J. A.. Cunningim.
Cane Fear Mission.-G. w. Farabee.
Fayetteville Female High School.-W.
Pell, Principal.
Seaman's Bethel, Wilmington.-Wm.
Laugdon.
ATLANTIC DIsT.-J. JONES, p. f..
Portsmouth and Ocracocke.-lsaac IL
Cape Hatteras Missions. B. Dozier.
Cape Lookout.-John Jones.
Straits-S. ID. Peeler.
r. w. Moore, transferred to Califorr
and stationed at Grass Valley.
Next Conference to be held at GreensbC
J Nov. 10Th. 1856.
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NEWBERN
Tin Ware ManufactOry

~ II. HART, Manufacturer of Tin, Sheet Iron,
~. and Copper Wares, and Dealer in Stoves,
Crates, Japanned Ware and House furnishing ar
ticles generally. Particular attention given to
Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of Joh Work in
his line. Liberal discount on Tin Ware to Dealers.
Newbern, Nov. 9th, 1855. LIT
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Germanton Female Seminary.

TNHE next session of this Institution, viii COM
IL mence on the LIST Thursday in January, 1856.
Terms as before.
Address MRS. n ELIZA MAYS,
12-tFI. Germanton, Stokes, N. G..
~ Patriot and Message, Greensboro, and
Register and Republican, Danville, will please copy
two months.
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November 16, 1855.
WANTED.

A situation as Teacher by a young lady, from
the North, who has had two years experience and
can bring the best of testimonials. Possesses a
thorough English education with the higher Math-
amatics and the French, Latin and Spanish Ian
guage. Is also qualified to give instruction in
Pencilling, Monochromatics, Crayoning, Painting,
Pellis work, Wax Fruit and Flowers. TERMS,
$500. For further information address
ZACCHEUS BROWN,
S-4m Comfort, Jones county, NC.
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South Lowell Male Academy.
ORANGE COUNTY N G

Rev. j. P. BAGBY, A. B., PRINCIPALS;
WITH COMPETENT ASSISTANTS.
FENHE next session of this school will m
4 on Thursday, the 10th of January, 1856. The
character of South Lowell is too extensively known
to need extended comment. In a Religious COM
munity, remote from haunts of vice, and in one of
the most healthy sections of the State, it offers su-
perlor inducements to young gentlemen preparing
either for College or useful avocations. The A
cademy is about Is miles north west of Durham's
Depot, and east Of IIillsboro'.
For further particulars, address the Principal
or either of the Executive Committee"
Rev. Fl. Arnold, Rev. ia. McMannen, Chm.
WINS. Harris, Esq, Mr.. Jno. B. feathers.
Col. D.. G. PARISH, Sec'y.
Nov 81, 1855. l3-9t
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Gnmb&r 49,
North Carolina ConferenOa.

The annual Conference of the NJ. E. Church,
South, held its sessions in Wilmington. A
very large number of visitors were in atten-
dance. who shared most bounteously Of the
whole-souled hospitality and kindness Of the
generous citizens Of that Town. We have
never known more universal courtesy and
attention paid to guests, than those received
, who were at Wilmington during Conference.
The public Church exercises were of the
most gratifying character-the true spirit Of
their Master seeming uppermost with all who
dispensed the Werd Of Life to the immense
crowds who attended.
The proceedings Of the Conference wer,
interesting and harmonious, but we are una
bic to give definitely its action upon severa
matters ofinterest which camc before it. w
hope to do so next week,
We subioin a list Of the appointments 70
the ensuing year:
WlLmxGrox, n. c., Nov. %, 1855.
RALEIGH DIsr.-R. o. BURTON, p. T..
Raleigh City-N. +. Reid, r. I. Heflin.
MissiOn-D. Culbreth,
&" African Church-Jas. Reid.
" Circuit. w. Tinnin.
Henderson & Clarksvillc-P. Ii. Joyrer.
Granville. y. Holstead, one to be sup.
j. w. Floyd, sup.
a. n
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borrowed Troubles.

Thou hast seen many sorrows, travel-stalned pill
grim Of the world,
that which hath vexed the most, hath been the
looking for evil;
And though calamities have crossed thee, and mis-
cry been heaped on thy head,
Yet ills that never happened, have chiefly made
thee wretchcd.
UPPER.
Borrowing is a poor way to make a living,
whether it be meal or handsaws, but to go
about d" borrowing trouble is the most silly
mode of making both ends meets with
which We are acquaint. Trouble sometimes
comes by inheritance and then we are sure to
have more than we want 1T often is the re-
ward of our own follies and now and then it
is borrowed at what u%surious rate the poor
borrower best knows. Somebody tells a good
story concerning this operation" wherein
a poor borrower is made to relate his expert
ence in a financial way on the occasion of a
local bank failing:
GAS soon as / hearn of it," says he, "my
heart jumped right up in my mouth. Now"
saws | to myself, "sposen | hev got any bills
ON that bank I'm dun if / hev-sartin y
So | quit work, put on my coat and put
home as fast as my legs would carry me-
The fact of the business is, run all the way
and.um | got there ! called my wife to GeI
EandA herI lAA+<TJUHy ant
found that l had no bills on that pesky broker
bank, nor on any other! So l felt comfortabl,
agar"
The story is suggestive-let those prof
who may.
ne Suppose no one in all the land rega1
ded the principles, the precepts and the prac
tees of the temperance reform What if a.
men, and boys, and women INDUCED NOR
or less in the use of Intoxicating liquors?-
Think for a moment what a scene would b
presented on the courthouse green. Ever
man and boy more or less intoxicated-fro1
Judge down to the ragged vender of gungel
and pea nuts! Every tongue running vii
with noisy stories and blasphemies. And i
assemblies for the worship of God-ministel
convivial-deacons staggering-elders sleel
in~g-exhorters half seas over-class leader
a little how come you so-boys drinking
women cursing. What a picture would tn
blessed land present if there was none to r
gard the temperance cause worthy of obse
vance! If every body used the tongue loo
ening devil" Alcohol, what a Babel wou
this blessed America be. And yet we fir
men, and men protesting the religion
Christ too, so much opposed to the refor
that they can scarcely think we'll of a brot
err who advocates t~emperance-can scarce
regard him with feelings of christian fello'
ship. Heaven and conscience open their ey
speedily! r
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ISLAND CREEK MALE ACADEMY
Granville countg. ". @.

GranviHe county, N. G.
TNHE first session of this institution will COM
mence the 9TH of January, 1856. The Acad-
envy is situated in a moral, intelligent, healthy
and retired neighborhood. Remote from the haunts
of dissipation and vice, it is in every respect an
eligible situation for a school.
The Principal having had several years expe-
rience in teaching, hopes to make it to the interest
of parents and guardians to patronize him. He
pledges to do all in his power to promote the in
te~llectual and physical development of his pupils,
and especially their moral improvement.
Terms per Session Of 5 months:
Primary English. 90
Hlgner 10 %
Classics and Mathematics, "................1 90
1. I'll. BRAME, Prin.
REFERENcEs.-Prof. c. Martin, H. S. College,
Va; Prof. c. Venabie, II. S. College, Va; c.. L.
Cooke, Prin. V. u. Seminary, Va; Dr.. S. Saunders,
Lunenburg. Va; DIR. O.. F. Manson, Granville, N.
c.; Jno. W. Booth, Prin. Granville Institute.
Nov. Sth, 1855. l2-tF1
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T, w DAVIS & BROTHER,
W atch.m ak ers & jewelers..

XIOULD most respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Wadesboro' and vicinity, that they have
just received a new stock of Watches and Jewel
~, of the best and most fashionable styles, as fol-
lows: Gold and Silver Lever Watches, with hun
ting cases; Lepine and Anchor Watches, all of the
latest and most approved plan, warranted to per-
form well Gold and Silver. Spectacles, Gold
Lockets, Scarf Pins, Cuff Pins, Gold Chains,
Buckles and Seals, Coral, Pocket Knives, Gold
Keys and Gold Pens and Pencils, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
j REPAIRING done in the best manner and war
ranted to be equal to any done in the State, if not
superior.
Wadesboro', N. c., Nov. IA, 1852. I3-6m
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A Female Teacher Wanted,

A Female Teacher Wanted.
want to employ a lady who is well qualified to
i teach English, French, Music, Drawing, Paint
ing, &c. Applicants will please state their terms
and when they can commence. A North Carroll
man preferred. Address J. Il. SPEER.
Mount Nebo, Yadkin county, N. C.. I3-2t
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

orfolk, Nov. a, 1855.
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Raleigh Female Seminary.
RALEIGH, N. C.

Raleigh, Nov. %, 1856
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found that l had no bills on that pesky broken
bank, nor on any other! So l felt comfortable
again.
The story is suggestive-let those profit
who may.