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ENALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

kNALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
GEORGE TURNBULL 81 co.
and Winter Steet. BOMton.
(Right hand side from Washington street.)
II We would invite attention to cur present stock Of
dry gods. 1t is much extensive and varied than
at any former period in history we'll deserves an
examination as we prepared more than an at any
previous season to offer Inducements to purchasers In
styles quality, and prices.
Ia our assortment may be found rich and large stock
Of
EmbrOidenes, Laces and Trimmings
RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY. HANDKERoHIEFs and GLOVES,
SILKS, SATINS and MARCELtNES;
VELVbT5, PLCSHES and GRAPES;
MERINOS, CASHMERE D'Eo0SSES, SEWING SILKS,
TISSUES, BAREG ES and DEBElGES;
ALPACCAs, LYoNAISFS, all WOOL and CASHMERE
PLAIDS, aud DELATNES;
LINEN, DAMAsKS, TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS,
D0ILIES, DAMASKS ant DIAPERS;
CoTToNS, FLANNELS. SHEEFINGS and sHTRTINGs,
CAMBRICS, Rol'd Jaccont Is, QUILTS and toll
ct Covers. M0REENS and II AIR-CL0EHS;
Embroidered, Corned, Cactus and Quilted sKIRTs;
LADIkS' CLOTHS, BEAVERS, PETERsHAMS and
FELrS, LINEN BoS0Ms, BANDS, &c.
We feel confident that stock will bear favorable
comparison with in the market large proportion
OF consists Of goods Of own importation wherein
we have hal the advantage of selecting styles,
qualities and colors and Of purchases made during
slant attendance at the New York Auctions.
Believing as we do in quick sales and small gr6its,
strict adherence to the price system and In never
recommending article bat in good faith we feel sure
that our establishment will commend itself to discerning
public. GEORGE TURNBULL Co.
and Winter Street, only Place of BuSirexa.
n29 ecdl0s
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HOSMER & BROTHER.
II e M p U S Flu GIL t
LEASE EXPIRED.
OfStOre Nos. 80 4 32 Hanover ST.
Building soon TO be torn down.
WHOLE STOCK
MARKED CLEAR WAY DOWN.
store Crowded with Customers from
Morning till Night.

morning Till Night
All our B0NNETs must be sold.
All cur RIBBONS must be sold
All our FLOWERS must be Sold
All our FEATHERS must be sold.
| All cur DRESS CAPS must be soil.
Allour MoHAIR CAPS must be Sold AM
All our RICH MALTA COLLARS and SLEEVES must
| be sold.
All our FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS and SLEEVES
must be sod.
All our MUSLIN COLLARS must be sold.
All our BOOK COLLARS must be sold.
| Az our CAMBRIA COLLARS must be sold
All our BANDED COLLARS must be sod
All our DOTTED COLLARS must be sold,
All our CAMBRIA GAUNTLET SLEEVES must be
| sold.
All our MUSLIN SLEEVES must be Sold
Allour EMBROIDERED HpKps must be sold.
All our PLAIN LINEN HDKS5 nut be sold
All our CAMBRIA BANDS must be sold
All our MUSLIN BANDS must be sold.
All our INFANT5s WAISTS must be sold
All our FRENCH SHIRT BosOMs must be sold
All our LINEN Bos0Ms must be sold.
All our BLACK Wells must be sold.
All our BLACK GRAPE Wells must be sold.
All our BLACK GRAPE COLLARS aad SLEEVES
must be Sold 1885 ns
All our THREAD LACE and THREAD EDGINGs
must be sold.
An vALENcENNEs and MEoHLIN LAcEs must
| be sold.
All our SMYRNA and woVE THREAD LAcEs must
be sold.
AllOur BLACK BRUssELs-and BLOND LAcEs must
be sold.
All our BLACK, WHITE and GREY RUeHE LAoEs
must be sold.
All our PLAIN and FIG'D BLACK WEB LAcEs must
be sold.
All our RIcHSoAsHMERE soARFs must be sold.
All our ALEX ANDRES KID GLOVES must.be sold.
All our BLACK and WHITE KID GLOVES must be
sold.
All our coLoRED GAUNTLET GLOVES must be sold.
All our SILK and WOODEN GLOVES must be sold.
All cur JESSIE and EUGENIE HOODS must be so,d.
All our OPERA HOODS and WOODEN SLEEVES
must BE- sold.
All our RICH WOOL CUFFS must be sold.
All our LADIES' UNDER VESTS must be Sold
All our GENTS SHIRTS and DRAWERS must be
sold.
All our RIBBED WOODEN and SILK HOSE must be
sold.
All our COTTON HOSE must be sold.
All our PRINCES and Black Velvet RIBBONS must be
sold.
All our MORE ANTIQUE RIBBONS must he sold.
All our TRIMMING GOODS and BELrINds must be
| sold.
All our CORD 4 TAssELs EMBROIDERY BRAIDs
must be sold.
All our FANCY DRESS BUTTONS must be sold
All our FANCY GILT and SILK BUTTONS mnst be
sold.
All our RETIcULEs and LEATHER BAGS must be
sold
All our OPERA GLASSES must be sold. f
All our OPERA FANS must be sold.
All our CARD CASES midst be sold.
All our PORTE M0NNAIEs must DO sold.
| All our GOLD PENS must be sold.
All our COMBS and BRUSHES must BIS sold. e
All onr SCISSORS must be sold.
All our NEEDLES and PINS must be sold.
And the largest Stock Of the above Goods on Hanover
street recently purchased at Auction aud on ring ona Of
the most desirable Stocks from Whch TO select
Christmas and New Years Presents.
rEoail cary and examine The GOOds.
G. WARREN,
30 and 80 Hanover street, Boston.
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SILKS, SILKS. SILKS

SILKS, SILKS. SILKS.
New Silks, for so cents.
C " /" 62t cents.
&C i" rs ceuts.
All our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains
BLACK SILKS.
l6 Pieces English Grown Black Silks, only sl,oo.
10 Pishofr's Oil Boiled Silks only 81 90,
10 g extra heavy, S1,12t.
IL Government G'Amerique Silks, only sI,25.
Gro Brilliant Silks very rich, only 81 SO.
20 Black Silks of other makes, as low as 62t cts
The above is mere sample of the many bargains to be
found at our store.
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WMPORTANT TO DAGUERREOTYP
L. lists, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS.
Monumental Da uerreotype Gases.

method has long been sought for to insert In dur
able manuer Dagusrreotype Likenesses to Head Stones
and Monuments. have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last two years. and warrant them to secure
the picture for number Of years,
The outside Is made OF Parian Marble, AMI the
box which enoses the picture AMI keeps In Of
great perervaon for long number OF years. Is made Of
brass-a screw b0r. Il makes a very neat Job on q
Head Stone or Monument, They used in Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Laurel Hi and many other
Cemeteries In the Uuitsd SiateB.
liberal discount made to Marble dealers and Daguer-
reotypists Price from 50 IS each to $40 circular
Of engravings will be any address, tree with price
list. Address, " s.
A. L. BALDWIN, Agent Of Mausoleum Dag Co.
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QUILTS. QUILTS.

QUILTS. QUILTS.
1914 Lancaster Quilts, for 81, 25.
1914 I" " " 47l.
12-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 1924.
English Toilet Quilts, for LIS.
Also, large invoice Of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts, rich design, less than Auction prices
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Id o . II " r l. a u 4 s .
Pine SILVER PLATED DOOR PLATES ~ an sirss
Engraving sslabIahmsut No. ios Main elsssG uasca
Block, over 4 d. 0oddardh Jewclry Atcra a
Also. pIAttd DOOR NUMBERS. az "a
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TESTIMONY OF DocT. 0. BUTCHER.

Hfeen Bank, Pocahontas Co., April 10Th, 1850
Gentiemen :--Some few months since patient ap-
piled to me for medical advice. afflicted with severe
form Of secondary syphilis (he had been under the
charge oftwo physicians without deriving relief) /
commenced using the regular remedies othe profession
bat the disease siubhornly resisted all my Efforts The
reputation Of Carters Spanish Mixture having reach
ed me, aud being personally acquainted with YOUR.
selves. deter mined to give il trial. did 50, and
in short time its good effects were evident. and three
bottles cured him.
A. an act ofjustice 10 suffering humanity, cannot
withhold my testimony 10 lis virtues ss an Alternative
and prompt purifier Of the blDod aud take pleasure in
recommending il 70 the profession and the public gem
orally. Yours respectfully. d. BUTCHER, NJ. ID.
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BAIT ron GrpGEoNs.

The Sag. Night papers Of the suuih are pa.
fading a manifesto purporiing TO be " signed
By sixty. four members of the American par.
IT, Of Museogee county, Georgia, assigning
their reasons for withdrawing from the sub.
port Of Mr.. FILLMORE, and going over TO the
ranks Of James Buchanan. Among the rea.
sons given is the lollowing--whieh, the VIII
mingion Commercial says, is placing the
matter on the proper ground
ALTHOUGH We have undiminishcd confidence in the
patriotism, ability aud integrity u Willard Fillmore.
We consider il unwisc and mpotie for the south h
him Coz the Presidency 10 the present contest, for
" irving him the electoral vote cf two or tr south.
srn States might throw The election into the House
81 Representatives whcfc the powef which elect
I'll Black Republican Speaker, would ensure The eec-
ton Of Black Republican President. result alike
destructive 20 the Union and the constitutional govern.
nicni bequeaihcd BY our ancestors"
Now if these sixty.lour citizens Of Musco,
gee county, Georgia, assign the true reason
for their apostacy-though We suspect they
have been mislead BY some designing dema.
gogue-then we venture TO say that sixty four
greater asses have seldom heulcd together.
IL the election Of President should be thrown
into the House Of Representatives, Il will
puzzle these sixty.lour apOstates, aided BY
the learning Of all their endorsers, TO explain
how " the same power which elected Black
Republican Speaker, would insure the clcs-
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NOTICE-TAXEs.

WILL attend q the following times and places 10
collect the Taxes for 1855, viz;
Mason Hall, on "Wednesday the 10th day Of July.
Cedar Grove, on Thursday the l7lh.
J. NJ. q q. Parish's, on Friday the 18th.
Hillshorough, on Saturday The 10Th.
Alexander Halls, on Monday the 2lsi.
Red Mountain, on Tuesday the 22d.
Midway, on Wednesday the 23d.
Webbs & Douglass Factory, on Thursday the gath.
Wilkerson's Cross Roads, on Friday the 25th.
John A. Coles, on Saturday the 26th.
William N. Praus Store. on Monday the 2sth.
Asa b Gunters on Tuesday the Goth.
William Trees, on Wednesday the 3Olh.
chapel Hill, on Thursday the 3lst.
White Cross, on Friday the Isl Of August
Thomas Longs, on Saturday the 3D.
Thomas ]. Caiess, on Monday the 4ih.
Hillsborough, Town tax, on Tuesday the 5h
III The Magistrates appointed 10 take the list OIL
Taxebes, expected to attend al The same times and
places Punc"aliy is expected and required Of all hay
ing lists 10 render.
X. M. JONES, Sheriff.
June l6. a.
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NGE HOTEL.

sEHE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
"A Of X. Nichols Esq are now repairing and reiur-
nsning j., and will speedily have il completed ia such
they hope will give satisfaction to all even
the most fasiiious. They intend il for First Class
House. IL situation being on King Street, the pnci-
pal lhoroueharc to and om the depot Of The N. Caro-.
lima Railroad and also Tie hsndsomest street in the
town. inducements Offered 10 visitors and soourneIs
which cannot be found elsewhere IN the place.
Their Rooms, Table, and Stables. will accommodate
both and horse with the most comfortable homes.
They viii keep no bar.
Families. and persons wishing 10 spend the summer
in this delightful country, will find rooms especially
adapted 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive, what they arc determined 10
mciil, liberal share o. patronage.
II. c. SrROwD & CO.
May 10. as
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tlon ola Black Republican President" The
Black Republican Speaker was elected by
plurality Of the votes cast: that is to say. BY
getting large number OF votes than any one
else on the ballot by which the election was
ellected--thst number being less than ma
Jority Of the votes cast, quorum Of the
House being present. This result, however,
was accomplished by departure from the
ordinary rule, which requires a majority Of
all the votes present to elects and that major.
ity Mr.. Banks could not get in more than one
hundred and sixty ballotngs: Nor would the
plurality rule ever have been adopted, had
II mol been for the votes Of Thomas L. Cling.
man. and eleven other Democrats Who, with
their votes, aided the Black Republicans in
getting itthrough, whereby the leclion OF Mr..
banks was rendered certain, Such was the
!" power which elected Black Republican
Speaker !" and ifthe election should 20 to The
House, and the Democrats should determine
70 AID the Black Republicans, as they did in
the passage Of the plurality rule, we cannot
say that Black Republican President would
not be elected.
bns this we can say without such Demo
crate aid Black Republican never can be
elected to the Presidency by the present
House ct Representatives : nor ran the plu.
rality rule be applied in such an election.
The Constitution prescribes the mode Of cleo.
ton, when President has to be chosen by
the House. That mode is as follows;
In choosing the President, the votes shall be taken
by states, the representation from each State having
one votes quorum for this purpose shall consist Of
member members from two.ihirds Of the States. and
majority of all the states shall be necessary to
choice"
II therefore requires sixteen States to elect !;
and, as the House is now constituted, the Black
Republican candidate would not be able to
get more than thirteen. unless some of the
democratic delegations should 20 over to his
side, as Democratic members went to the aid
OF Banks in the passage Of the plurality rule.
hut the election is not going before the
House OF Representatives. Mr.. Fillmore will
be chosen by the electoral colleges and thus
democratic delegations will be kept out Of the
way Of that temptation before which their
virtue might otherwise fall. Poy. Argus.
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Knapp Of Reeds Masonic Academy.
Granville County. n. G.

THE exercises in this institution will be resumed on
Monday the 9Th Of July.
This School, preparatory for any class in College is
conveniently situated on The main Hillsborough and
Oxford road, 20 miles from the former and Is from tae
Latter place. Ii is located in the midst Of an iniegen
enieprsng and energetic people, oil united brethren
10 raise the standard Of education and watch the
sacred interests OF their growing institution. The To-
cation entirely free from all temptation to vice,
common in towns and villages; and il is also perfectly
healthy, there having not been single Of sickness
among the students during the past year. All persons
desiring informant with regard 10 Terms expenses, &c.
can obtain circulars by applying to the Principal,
JOHN e. DENNY.
June 10. i2-3m
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TAX NOTICE.

WILL attend at the following times and places in
the county OF Alamance for the purpose Of collect
ing the Taxes due from the said county for the year
1855, viz:
Al Burnt Shop, on Monday, July 18th.
John Thompsons, Esq, on Tuesday The 18th.
John Newn's, on Wednesday the 10th.
Michael Alhrighl's, on Thursday the nth
George PatIersons, on Friday the 18th.
ID. Graves's, on Saturday the 18th.
Lea's Store, on Monday the 2lst.
Henry Bason's. on Tuesday the 22d.
Chesley f. FAUCETS on Wednesday the 23d.
B.F.& d. II. Morlon's Store, on Thursday the 24lh.
Jacob Somers's, on Friday the 25ih
Blooms Station, on Saturday The 26ih.
John Turreniine's, on Monday the 2sh.
Graham, on Tuesday The 29ih.
~ The Magistrates appointed TO take the list Of
Taaahles, will attend with me at the times aud places
above mentioned.
j. TAPsCOTT, Sheriff.
June g. 42-5w
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEw ORLEANS, july la.-1he steamer
Daniel Webster. from Aspinwal and San Ju.
an. with California dates TO the Goth, has arr
rived.
There waa no decrease in the excitement
in SmEraneisco. Few pers ms had responded
10 the Governors Proclamation. The Vigil.
ance committee were receiving recruits by
thousands. They have 6000 stand of arms
and so cannon. The Governor collected a
few hundred men and went To Benecia TO get
arms and ammunitons from the arsenal.
which Gen. Wool refused. The Governors
forces were encamped near the city.
The Committee had banishcd six men no
toriou' rogue'. and continued srresting OH
ers.
In all the towns in the INFERIOR meetings
had been held in the favor Of the comm ittee.
and organizations formed to assist them.
Hostiiities continued in Oregon. Smiths.
command has been attsctcd near the Meadows
aud IL persons killed aud a5 wounded. The
Indian Toss was considerable. Col. Wright.
third in command. was killed b. the Yakima
Indians.
The news from Nicaragua is important.
Walker was elected President on the cath
June. President Ri,as aud the Minister Of
War left lie n OH the 18th, but afterwards
appeard at Chimendago, collected Coo natives
and called 10 his outpost.
The Americans were ordered 10 ayacuate
Leon. Tne orlcr was obeyed. Riyas took
possession viii 100 men.
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take pleasure in recommending Dr.. Scots Medical
Glass 70 young men who may wish 10 read Medicine.
d.. Scott Is native u Orange county, n. Carolina.
lie has been for several years Demonstration in the Nj
iicnal Medical College, Washington ID. g., where. oi
course, be bad all The advantages Of becoming eminent
" qualified fer taking charge Of medical class Dr.
SCOTS class account of the opportunities afforded
by him, for eseTcis 10 Practical Anatomy, will he In
advance Of lo~e who take the ordinary bsore
attending Lectures ot graduation; the anatomy d the
so parts OF Practical Anatomy is generally neglected.
RICHARD BLACkNA1.L, VI. d.
May &c. i0-2m
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LUMBERl LUMBERll

r'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the c-
Gems Of Orange and Alamanee. that they are pre-
pared to furnish LUMBER of quality inferior TO none
in The State and upon moderate terms. Their Mill is
situated four miles east oil Brasselds Turnout where
the Lumber will be loaded on the Cars. All commu-
ncaons addressed 10 us at Morrisyille will meet with
prompt attention.
WIN. w. ALLISON e. BROS.
July l. d.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
ATTENTIONS,

10 NE comnitsioaod Non Commissioned Offers and
nusieiaas kbngiag 10 ne tane Creek Volunteer
Battalion.
YOU are hereby commanded 10 attend al John r.
lohnsns, ON Friday the Isl Of August next, al u
o'clock. aimed and equipped for Drill Muster and Coun
Mar,ial and on Saturday, "a Of August, at 10 o'clock
you gill appear with your respective Companies, aimed
aud equipped the law directs for battalion Exercise
b. eflef II Major sguirss.
JOHN X. JOHNSTON, Bdj't.
igly 10. IL
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HoLoacay's Piih the best Remedy III the Union for
Female Complaints.-Thcsc Pills are particularly re-
commended TO the citizens of the Unon for their ex.
iraorlinary efficacy in female complaints aud they are
alike valuable either To the daughter verging into wo-
manhood, or the mother al the turn Of life. II has
been proved beyond ~ contradiction that those celc-
brated Pills viii cure all disorders to which females
are peculiarly subject and enable them to pass their
critical periods oflfe, without exposing themselves 10
those dangers they too often incur by other treatment
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Ma. FILIsoRg.---we like the following re-
marks. made by the Hon. WIN. T.. Croggin,
an old.line Wing Of Virginia:
want no platform for Willard Fillmore !:
hisplatform - the imperishable hsthry Of his
own administration. which is written ~ let
tiers o. living light--so that no man for mo.
ment can doubt. wogld you want plat
form for George Washington or James Mad
isoni Would you want stake to iether the
Father Of his Country and the Father Of the
Constitution II you would. we say make
Que Tor every man, however true aud faith
ful be may have been.
But il Mr.. Fillmore is to be compelled to
stand on a platform. | can tell you. IL you
make il out Of the wreck Of the Constitution,
he'll not stand on 1.-THE will not let you take
here little and there little piece Of patch
work for his pedestal. II must be IT the true
live oak, mot live oak GEORGE il must be
q platform with the Union as It's base--ihe
Constitution as lis pillars. Yet without any
platform save this. shall support him with
a right hearty good will. which am sure
have never manifested FOR any candidate Tor
the Presidency with more eagerness or with
greater desire for his success.
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iDAGUERREOTYpES.

sHE Subscriber takes this method TO inform the cili-
4 zens Of Hlsborough and the surrounding country,
that he has opened his Daguerrean rooms in the Court
House, and with his long experience he faers himself
that he cannot fail to please the fasiidous Prices
20 cents to a. ladies and gentlemen will please call
and examine his stock, whether they wish pictures or
nv ]. SINGLETON HARRISON.
July ~. 47-iwp
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The Medical School

Will commence on the 18Th Of July. The mode Of in.
siruction will be by Lectures. Examinations and Medi.
cal Conversations Each Student will be required at
such times may I've designated BY tie Principal, TO
write ESSAYS in the various branches Of Medicine and
will be praciiced in applying handuges for fractures &c.
and in The use of Surgical Instruments.
Dr. Scott will exhibit and explain the various kinds Of
Surgical Instruments, and also apparatus Tor the adjust.
Of fractures and disocaiions and as occasion re-
quires, drawings and charts for illustrations in Anatomy
and in the Practice Of Medicine. In winter an oppor-
uny viii be given for in Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of speaking fully 81 Medical School,
append notice ofithy DR.. Richard Backl a whose
well known character Physician enables him 10 ap.
pecac The importance Of such facilities fof Medical III.
slrucon we propose TO offer. Proper moral depot
mcnt will Of course lie expected Of gentlemen who may
attend the Medical School
TERMS.--The usual rates fixed BY the Medical Pro-
fcs-ion--slOO per annum Rates Of boad as above
s'a''u' Rev. JOHN A. MeMsnnen, Chairman.
Rev. ". ARNOLD,
Nj. John b. LEATHERS,
Mr. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. d. D. PARRISH, Secretary.
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.

u
ORANGE COUNTY,. ~. O.
Rev. JESSE p. BAGBY, A. b.. Principal
Mr.. JOSEPH II. SPEED. A. b, Associate.
Mr.. A. q. BAGBY, Assistant.
Mr.. EDWARD NJ. SCOTT, NJ. d., Principal Of
the Medical School.
TIME Fall Session Of the Male Academy will COM
i mcnce on the 10Th day Of July. The corps Of
Instructors has been increased. The character Of The
School is so well known that extended comment Is
deemed unnecessary. Suffice il 10 remark that lis To-
caliy compares fayorahly with any 10 the State, both in
regard TO health aud morals.
Boih Trustees and Teachers feel their duty 10 incu
cate sound morality and correct general views Of re
gon, yet Of the lime they will take especial care
that nothing is taught that Is oil seciaan. While
the Teachers propose going the same ground usua
in frs, class Academies they deem il Of much more im
porance thai their instruction should be thorough than
ertensire Every effort will be made to induce fond
ness cor study and 10 check vicious propensilies.
TERMS.-Tuition in English Department, si2 80
and in the Classical. SIS 90 per session. A conin
gent fee Of 81 is required Of each student Good board
can he Obtained convenient 10 the Academy for 81. 81
per MONTH The Associate Principal Of our school i
native Of Moth Carolina, aud graduate Of Hampler
sydney College, w. The Principal is a native Of yir
gnia. and graduate Of Randolph Macon College. Hi
brother. the Assistant comes highly recommended from
the Junior Class Of Randolph Macon College.