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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-18
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGU.

AAOULD Respectfully inform the citizens Of Bid =
w well and vicinity thar IN Is prepaIcd TO do all
kinds Of work in his line Of business in a workman.
like manner with despatch and on reasonable terms
Having always on hand large assorm mcnt oi drv
lumber he is ready 20 make 10 order, Doors window
sash, Tables, Rockers. &c. All kinds Oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything apperaining TO his busi-
ness. Billiard Tables set aud repaired shop ON
Charles Street, below Hess Larcomb's Brick store
OTTCE-EmpIoymen can be mad for a mum.
~ Der of expert workmen wire, during the
present summer. in erecting wire Bridge at Bidwen
IN this county, Enquirea nj This Office, or of
JAMES A MURRAY. Marvsvle
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CuuuER CLoTHiNG-ef every yarieti-Just re-
~ e'''s1' ~'- JOSEPH GLUCKAUF, Ridxsli.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-18

I AT ihttS
| Half box Raisins
] Large Tin Pan
] Tin Kettle
/ ] Small Stove
! l Table, Small.
2 Tables. Large
! 3 Benches
- TInnblers
gtl0 Pounds Tom iron
/ 4 Castors
| / L. Dozen Dinner Plate
3 Dozen Tea Plates
6 Dishes
Q Vegetable Dishes.
3 DOz coffee cupsSSuucf
5 IL boz. Cream Pitchers
1 Water Pitcher
3 Bowls
= Mola, ses Jugs
4 Butter Plates,
81 Gallons Am. Brandy.
4 Salt Cellars
3 Benches
Lot Crockery Ware
l Cooking Stove & Fnr'r'
! Large Clock
l Dinner Bell
25 Cots
23 Mattresses.
"a Sheets
75 Pairs Blankets
3 Wheelbarrows
6 Pack Saddles
Pairs Balances
ii Par Counter Scales
- BOX Glass
l Axe
50 Yards number i Duel
IL IL Yards No. 3 Dnck
ii Iron safe
3 Boxes sweet Oil
Ii Cans LObsters
II Cans Oysters
1 Hotties AbSynthe
: Bottles Boxers Bltters
l5 Bottles Clarct
IL Bottles Brandy peache
10 Bottles Castor Oh
; BOttlcs Bear oil
3 Bottles Pain Killer
Boxes SeidlitZ Powder
> Dozen Rolls Salve
Lot China Cigars
3 Bottles Raspberry Syrul
3 Decanters
2 Bitter Bottles
| Looking Glass
| Small Clock
] Globe Lamp
4 Lard Lamps
| Bar Room stove
6 Tooth Brushes
10 Kidding Combs
3 Pocket Combs
Q fiue Tooth Combs
. Dozen Chalk lines
Pound Patent Thread
4 Paia Scissors
4 Cakes Soap
| Dozen Pair Butts
= Boxes Steel Pens
3 Papers Needles
| Bottle Ammonia
3 Fitcs
Il Gross Gov Stamps
800 Envelopes
0 Bottles SursnparilIa
Is Boxes WrIght's Pills.
= Dozen Lead Pencils
4 Razors.
7 BuCkskins
milk Pitchers
4 Glass Lamps
! Pair Gold scales
> Bottles Ink
24i Yards Drilling
- Ball Cotton Twine
l Lot Wrapping Paper
10 Pounds Black Pepper
80 Crooks
Is Pairs Cotton Socks
5 Pairs Suspenders
Is Pairs Wooden Socks
Pounds Linen Thread
l Bunch Shoe Strings
SPr Blk Cashmere pant
7 do Fancy do
l3 Checked Shirts
3 White Cot. und. Shirts
Pair Musquito Nettini
4 Dozen Fancy SVirts
I Rcam FoOlscap Paper
6 Reams Letter Paper
6 Black and Brown Hats
| White Hat
81 Silk Pocket Handk 'chf
II Pairs Buckskin Gloves
Ii Cravats
y Box Clay Pipes
d Dozen Cards
6 Bots Thomps Eye watC
II Hair Brushes
9 Paint Brushes
l Dozen Books
Z Pass Books
| Shaving Brush
| Pocket Mirror
II Pocket knlvec
3 Boxes Percussion Cap:
| 3 Buckskin Purses
9 pcs Black Ribbon
| 5Po'mds Lead
| Q Pairs Butts
L. Papers Tacks
~ Pairs Calf Shoes
; 8 Pairs slippers
q Flasks Powder
9 Dozen Yeast Powders
X Dozen Table Spoons
I doz.Hens & lot CHECKER
Hogs marked slit in e'
3 Dozen Tea Spuons
Dated this 5th day of ]
Z, FIR
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Issal Nutites.
Assignee's Sale.

10y VIRTUE %! authority In ne vested as As
- sgnee in the matter Of A Bancroft vs.. his
Creditors. n Petitioner ~ Insolvency IN the HOnora-
Bile the County Court of Butte County and state OF
California, and in pursuance of an ordci maze ny
said Conrt the 23d day OF June, d. 1890, provi-
ding for the sule OF the asses IN said canse viii
on the 18th day Of July, ID 1856, at 10 O'Clock VI,
proceed sell for ca-h all OF the riRht iitie ana i
terest of the said petitioner c. Bancroft In and To
the following real property to wit: All thnt certain
piece or parcel of land situated III Inc Town oi ND
wel. and located on Block nulnoer three (3) Oh lhe
man of said Town Of BiiwelI, filed In the County
Clerks Office of the aforesaid county and described ~
follows to wit: Commencing mt the northwest corner
Of the lot belonging to Joseph Gluckauf ON Newcomb
Street. running thence due north eiehysK teo leet
on said NewcOmh Street, thence due east my 900
feet ther &c due south twentytour t2D feet, thence
due east eleven ( feet, thence due south iory"1ve
(45) feet thence due east fOry-hve t4o) eet 10 81
Charles Street thence due south on ST. Chhres street
eleven Il feet, thence due west one hundred and
Fix (O6) feet to the place o beginning upon said lo
il situated the House known as the National Hotel It's
dimensions is sixty five t65) feet front on Newc0nb
Street by twenty -Our (2l) feet in width, and wing
ON the north east end weny-six (26) feet by twenty
four Cs4) feet and on the south east end wing twen
tyfnr (24) feet by thirty t3O feet, n oi whch Is two
stories high together with all ana singular lhe hppur
tenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appcr-
tanng Also all that certain pecc or parcel OF land
situated in Block four 90 lot number one, % bonh-
ted as follows, TO wit: Commencing at ihe norm
of the ulley running from Newcomo street
Ia ST Charles street, running thence due south on
Newcomb street seventy ave 75) ieet, thence due
east one hundred and three l03l feNto St. Charles
Street thence due north St Charles street sevcnty-
live (75J feet, thence due west aoug the aforesaid
alley one hundred and three O03 feet to the place OF
beginning Also all thH certain piece or parcel of
laud situated or Union Street IN block one (D iot
number fourteen. II) bounded as follows. to wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner of lot thirteen,
Q3l running thence due west on Union street TWEEN
Live (25) feet tience due south seventy (1O) feet,
thence due east twenty-five t25) feet thence due north
seventy r7O to the place of beginning. together with
the Barn, twenty-five 25l by thirty 1907 feet in size,
situated on said lot and nppurtcnances thereunto be-
longing Also the following personal property to wit
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I,sal Natit,s.

~ tthpi -
II Gross matches
4 Bunches Cotton Twine
"A Picks
II Dozen Palms
Is Balls Lamp wick
I Pedlocks
y Lamps
'slri Feet Safety Fuse
3 Bcdspreads
5 llatCuvers
. Cotton braves
Ia Grey tuder Shirts
: Red over shirts
l3 Grey Over Shirts
10 Pairs Ovenalls
3 Jumpers
> Bed COmforters
; Selves
. Squares
36 Pick Handles
A lot of Shoals and Pigs
g Axe Handles
IL Brooms
II Pairs Short Gum Boots
3 do Long Gum Boots
4 Pair Kip Boots
10 Pair Calf Boots
I Sluice Brushes
3 Tin D'ppers
4 Crevice Spoons
2 lin Blowers
IA Gallons Whisky
I Gallon Gin
i35 Gallons Vinegar
4 Bottles Salera us
5 Bottlss Mustard
4 Bottles Caycne Pepper
= Bottles Pepper Sauce
> Bottles Cinnamon
9 Bottles ChOlagogue
d Bottles Bleck Pepper
! Bottles Tomato Ketchup
9 Boxes Sardines
u Bottles Pie Fruis
5 Cans Peaches
100 Papers Tacks
9 Boxes Soap
ID Pounds SuIeralus
! Pounds Lard
800 Pounds Goldfish
10 Pounds Butter
81 Pounds do
3 Kegs Pickles
| keg Lard 10 pounds
} Dozen Brandy Peaches
B Kegs syrup 70 gallons
TO Gallons Port Wine
~ bbls Clear Pork
! Dozen Pans
IL Tin Plates
! keg Powder.
, Bake Ovens
80 Bags salt
3 Gross Matches
10 Cans Honey
1 Iron Pans
q Dozen Coffee Pots
= Bozen Camp Kettles
s small Kegs
~ Dozen Tin Cups
3 Gallons Rum
; Gallons Amer. Brandy
I6l Wooden Faucets
II Pounds White Lead
~ Mats Rice
y Sacks Flour
527 Pounds Potatoes
.62 Boxes Matches
IS Shovels
D sluice forks s II
3 do Long Handles
jShOvels short Handles
6 Sluice hoas ...-
81 Picks
3 Crow bars
2 Coffee Mills
80 Wooden Buckets
4 Pack Ropes
400 Pounds Nails
3 Steel Slcdges
10 Pounds Sole Leather
40 Pounds Soda Crackers
10 Gallons Lamp Oil
IS Axes
| Barrel Salt Pickles
~ Pounds Quicksilver
l2i cured HainS
| Barrel Damaged Hams
I3j Pounds Salt Pork
l07 Pounds Bacon
| Fonr Inch Colts revolv.
40 Pounds Chill Beans
100 Pounds White Beans
$50 Pounds Beans
e Case Claret
100 Pounds Beans
| Barrel Old Beans
l3J Pounds China Pens
l30 Pounds Split Peas
GollOns Pickles
list Bahs Shorts
. Bags Barley
80 Pounds Rice
rs Pounds New. o. Sugar
l Bbl n o do 243 pounds
I5l0 Pounds China sugar
/ Box MaccrOni
l35 Pounds Dried Apples
30 do pulverized Sugar
loo Pounds Crushed Sugar
lj0 Pounds Sugar Crackers
l202 Pounds Coffee
I59s Pounds TobacDo
| Pound Beeswax
lG Pounds Cream TahtaE
6 Pounds Starch
I20 Pounds Soap
3 Pounds CASTLE Soap
20 Pounds Black Tea
I22Pounds Green Tea
,llQ Pounds TAliow Candle:
5 Pounds Sperm Candles
3 Boxes Candles
lv. A, u. lsS6
,ER, Sheriff Butte County
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Orouille Dailq Butte Rsearh.
PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAYS ExcEPrEp) BY
GEO. H. CRosETTE.

ET- OyvIcx-In Record Building Myers Street,
Fast side, between Montgomery and Dird, Orovilie.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02
GLEN ANNA FOR SALE.

JRHE Authorities Of Glen Anna Female
< Seminary in view of the growing patron
age of the school, expect to remove 1t at the
close of next session. to Thomasville, where
a spacious building is in course of erection.
They, therefore, offer for sale, the farm
known as Glen Anna. with all the improve
ments. There are about 2l2 acres, n por-
ton being the finest orchard probably in
North Carolina. which if well tended is
thought by horticulturists to be worth $1,000
a year. The improvements consist of a twp
story brick house, with large basement and
attic, mine rooms without the basement) two
cottages, each sufficiently comfortable far
small families. a large barn which cost 500,
md other necessary. outbuildings. The place
is just a mile from the new Seminary and
the Depot. Pupils could he boarded here
and attend the Seminary. This is probably
the most desirable property ~likelyto be ofered
for sale in Western Carolina. Gentlemen in
the eastern parrot the State. and others desir-
ing to locate near a good school, are request
ed to attend the ensuing examination and
see for themselves. IL will be disposed Of
privately on good terms as to price and time.
Apply to Mr.. Joseph Shelton, Townsville,
N. G..
June. 1856. 25-43-3w.
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Spirit Of tge 9gs, 8elsigB, UDrt5-Gur0lira.

ly at her home on the 18th OF Nav last, aged
63 years, 2 months. IA days. Sister Moss
was a native of Montgomery county, N. C.
SIZE embraced the Saviour when young. and
joined the NJ. E. Church in which she lived
a consistent member It'll death summoned
her from the church militant on earth to the
church triumphant in heaven
She was the mother OF 9 children, all of
them she lived to raise to maturity, and to
see I Of them esbrace religion and unite
with the Church; she left them all, a bereav-
ed husband, numerous relations and a large
circle of friends TO lament her death, but not
as those that have 40 hope. On the morn
ing of her death, she arose in usual health,
and in the act Of starting to see an only sis
ter a few miles distant, the summons met her
between the door and the carriage; she spoke
Blu. one or two words after the ummons came
and four hours afterwards her happy spirit
fed to a higher world than this. Her chill
dren were all absent at the time. and only
her husband and a few neighbors witnessed
her departure.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02

turns the pipe and pump. and every revolution
fills the cylinder twice. ~affording an abundant sup
ply of water with the least possible expense and
labor. Il is peculiarly adapted to deep wells,
Rail Road Stations, mining and manufacturing
purposes. This pump does not throw water, and
is guarded against freezing and rust. Practical
and scientific men pronounce it as without an
equal, for all that is here claimed for it. The
" Scientific American" after seeing it in opera
ton, says: This pump is very simple in con-
struction, not liable to get out of order. durable,
easily operated and economical We regard it as
an excellen: Improvement" Circulars, with an
accurate drawing and full description, sent free
of charge to all parts of the country. No. l, has
a one inch pipe No 2, II inches; No. 3, II
inches; and the prices. with so feet of pipe. $30,
$40 and 81 the No. 2 and are designed for very
deep wells. railroad stations. dc. whore much wa
ter is required. The subscriber is the general "a
gent for the sale of these pumps to all parts of
the world, and exclusive Agent for New York
Orders must be accompanied by the CASH, and
should be explicit as to the kind of pump wanted,
depth of well, shipping address, &c. They will
meet prompt attention. A pump and pipe weighs
about one hundred and seventy pounds. No
charge for shipping. or carriage. Wells over fifty
feet should have extra gearing. which costs 50.
JAMES VI. EDNEY. Com. Merchant,
Sc john STREET, n. Y.
For sale also by Fl. LINDSEY, inventor, Ashe-
vile, n. C. A.
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DEATHS.

In Holmes county, Mississippi, on the 9th
of Nay, CeleStia, daughter of Dr.. John A.
and Rachel Young, agel about FIVE wears.
Weep not bereaved ones, that your little dar-
ling is goae-mourn not for the " bIest early
dead.
The dear little sufferer has gone to her rest,
To the bosom of God, the home Of the blest:
Oh wis would recall thee from that bright
abode,
The heavenly mansion prepared of the Lord.
Standard and Star viii please copy.
In Orange county, N. c., on the 18th inst,
after a lingering illness. Mrs. Nancy Kirk
patrick, consort of Hugh Kirkpatrick, in the
5lSt year of her age. She was il devoted and
dutiful wife, a fond and affectionate mother
a kind and obliSing neighbor; and for her
many excellent qualities she was beloved and
esteemed by all who knew her. DYING. she
has left a bereaved husband andfour mother
less children, besides numerous relatives and
friends, to mourn their recoverable loss.
Nay they AMI so foil w in her f,0tsteps.
SO pursue the paths of piety and usefulness,
that when we come to the confines Of the
house appointed for all the living, we NAV
likewise be prepared to quit this mortal
state with II bright and glorious prospect of
passing safely through the valley and shad-
ow of death, to the possession of that ''home
not m lde with hand eternal in the heavens.
where the wicked cease from trouble, and
the weary be forever at rest"
Stan lard please copy. J. A. M.
Another m 'ther in Israel is gone to her
rest. Mary L. Moss, the wife of Thomas
Moss, of Stauly county, N. c., died sudden,
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A VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.

CABIN PoiNT. Surry CO., Va.
DR.. Seth S. Haace Il was III Baltimore in April,
1854. ard from a paper lreceivei of yours was in
duced to buy a box Of your Pills. as a
sovereign cure for the Epilepiic Fits. At that time
one Of my servants had been afflicted with fits about
twelve years. When reaching home, L commenced
with the pills according to directions L do not
think she has had one since. My wife, though. is
somewhat induced to believe she may have had
one only. Enclosed you will find FIVE dollars, tor
which you will please forward me two boxes. 1
suppose You can forward them by mail. Your
compliance will oblige me.
Yours respectfully. M. P. SLEDGE.
DR.. Hance's Epileptin Pills are also a sovereign
reemdy for every modification of nervous diseases.
The nervous sufferer, whether tormented by the
acuto. physical agony of neuralgia, ticdoloreux, OF
ordinary headache, afflicted with vague terrors'
weakened by periodical fits. threatened with paraly-
sis. borne down and ~dispiritsd by that terrible las
situde which proceeds from a lack of nervous en-
ergy, or experiencing any other pain or disability
arising from the unnatural condition of the won
derful machinery which connects every memhe1
with the source of sensation, motion and though
derives immediate benefit from the use of thos'
pills, which at once calms. invigorates, and regu
lates the shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part of the country by mail
free ofpostage. Address Seth S. Hance, los
Baltimore Street. Baltimore. Md. Price-on
box, So; two, IS twelve. "a.
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prRRy DAy1s-SR:-Ths benefits / have

PERRY DAvIs-SIR:-Ths benefits l have
received from the use of your invaluable
remedy, the Pain Killer, induces me to pen
a word of praise for it. Experience has con-
vinced me that for Headache, Iniigestions,
Pain in the Stomach, or any other part of
the system, Severe Obills, WEAKNESS, common
Colds, Hoarseness, CHOLERA, CHOLE-
RA MORBUS, Diarrhea. Dysentary, Tooth
ache, &c, there IL nothing better than the Pain
Killer. | have this hour recovered from a
severe attack OF the Sick Headache, by using
two teaspoonfuls, taken at thirty minutes in
terval. in a wine glass full of hot water. l
nm confident that, through the blessing of
God. it saved me from the cholera during the
summer of l849. Travelling, amid heat, dust,
toll. change of diet and constant exposure to
nm infected atmosphere, my system was dali
ly prrdisposed to dysentery attacks, accompa-
MED with pain, for which the Pain Killer
was a sovereign RENE iy, one teaspoonful Gu
ring the worst case in an hour, or at most
half a day ! / have had heard many cases the
country over of Dysentery being cured by its
nse. Put in the teeth, it would stop the
oothache, GratiNde. aud Q desire for Its
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02
Greensboro Female College

FEtHE Fall Session of 1856, will commence on
Il the 3Ist day of July.
~TERMs.-Board Gncluding furnished Rooms, at
tendance, Fuel, Washing and Lights) with Tuition
in all the English 90
Incidental tax. for repairs......""....~.....I 60
Day scholars. for fue! 90
EXTRAS Music Oh the Piano or Guitar, So so
Drawing, S.. Stuiies in Heads. Crayon and Pas
tile, SO. Oil Painting, S2O. Latin, S.. French
$40. Regular fees are to be. paid one half in ad-
vance, the other half at the. end Of the Session.-
Lecturers on the Theory Of Music viii he deliver
ell, free Of charge, to those ladies who desire a ,hUr-
ough knowledge o that Interesting science.
Circulars will be sent on application to the Presi-
dent, t. those desiring full information.
Z. II. JONES, Pres't.
.Isrn I'D. 1Sa[n. 4I-2Ia
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Grrmanton Female Seminary.

TTNHE nextscssion of this institution, will com
4 mence the last Thursday in July. 1856, and
close in May ST. No winter vacation. Summer
vacation of two months. There will be a public
ex amination at the close Of the Spring session.
Expenses:
Tuition per session of 5 months. Primary De-
pertinent SO Academic, II so Collegiate, Is !;
Incidentals about 81. Board. including washing,
fuel and servants attendance, $40.
ErtrGS:
Music on the Piano and Guitar, $50 each Ian
guages, each, S.; Drawing and Embroidering, each
IS; Oil Painting, $40. No deduction for lost
time except in cases of protracted illness. Ad-
dress Mrs. Ann Eliza Mays, Principal, Gernanton,
n. c..
June 14th, 1856. 42-tisept.
TT HENDERSON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
II The exercises will be resumed on Monday,
18th of July. Terms the same as heretofore
Students will be received at any time, aud charged
from time of entrance TO the end Of the session =
For any further information address the under
| signed at Henderson, Granville county, n. C.
j. j. WYCHE, A. II. Principal.
June "a. 42--4t
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RECEIPTS FOR TIE AGE.

SINCE LAST 1seuE.-S1 BENZ. Curtis. HON.
ony P O; J r H.swe'l. Franklinton ; M c
Heptinstall. Enfield VIM Bishnn. Scotland
NA.k; VIM A Eaton. Granville !; w III
Womble. Chntham 2 Wm Murdoch. Sails
bury D B Gather, D W Rhine, Newton !;
Wac Butt, Hmkerton J G Storey, San
Marcos J L Dageett. Bntler's W NJ Craw-
ford. Salisbury Mrs N McNeelv, Monroe
ton; ] B Ferebne, So. Mills NJ A Bnushall,
Camden; L W Coleman, BAatties Ford
Miss P B Worth. Flat Shnal: S Snthar
Concord: Jas Harris, Fayetteville j G
Todd, Miss: Mrs E c Cooke. Washington
City W B Harrell, Kinston J r johnson,
Warrenton S4J w Burfnot, Shiloh SIS T.
N Garlic, LouiSburg s. L I Simpson.
Mickosuki. Fla SO T II Chance. Tenn SIS
John N Newlin, New Market John Bivins
Mrs. z. Rndfearn, Whites Store George
Cooper. J. M. c. Brinson, Nnwbern r. P
Howard. Morganton A. J. Holton. Newton
VIM. Sraff,rA. Clover Orchard Aznl Sharpe
Tavlorsviile 2 J. T: Webb. Oak Hill; Mrs
AL. Bnwden, Mt. Olive; Miss NJ. A. Viii
liams, Eagle Rock.
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Krl MDuntaiu GemdlR araAImu.

THE exercises of this institution of learning,
which has been under the successful manage ment
of Mr.. John P. Bailey and Lady, for the last two
years, will be resumed on 18th July next. The
Trustees feel safe in accommodating this institu-
tion and its Teachers to the favorable notice and
patronage of parents and guardians, as one in
solid and useful, as we'll as an ornamen tai educa-
ton. They have spared neither pains nor ex-
pense to render tbs school worthy of the conf
dence of the public, and they have full assurance
that their expectations will be more than realized.
The School is situated in the Northeastern part
OF Orange county, sixteen miles from Durham's
depot, on the North Carolina Railroad, and about
the same distance from Hilfs5oro' in one of the
most healthy, Intelligent. ~populous and wealthy
neighbOrhoods in the county convenient to some
three or four Churches of different denominations !;
and young ladies car enjoy advantages here that
few Schools possess. Board can be had quite con-
venient to the Academy for six and seven dollars
per month, including all contingent expenses.
In order TO extend the usefulness and patronage
of this institution, the Trustees desire to procure
the services of a young lady for the next session
who is competent to teach the French Language,
Ornamental painting and needle-work. To such
an one as can come recommended as efficient, in
these branches of education, q salary of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, with board, will be given
per session. They deem it Unnecessary to extend
this notice with regard to the merits of the School,
farther than to say in this connection that they
have no pecuniary interest in the success of the
School, but are animated alone with the desire to
promote and encourage female education. Terms
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-07-02
A Remedy to Save your Horse,
FOR ONLY 81.

n tho receipt of ST., will be mailed to any per-
" son a recipe of a remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in their greatest agony,
if given in time. Many valuable horses have beer
saved from an untinely death by this remedy, and
if given as advised, and it fails, the money will b.
refunded. No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift. and q
great preventive of distemper, which horses are
subject to. Address the P. NJ. of New Hill P. o.,
Wake county. N. c..
Nav II. 1876. 90 On
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SELECT MALE CH

RLDGEWAT, WARREN CO., n. C.
THE exercises will be resumed on Wednesday,
9th July, 1856, and close on Friday, 2Sth Nov.
following.
TERMs.-Board exclusive Of tights which will
be furnished ut cost and tuition for the session,
SIS, payable half in advance, the other half at
the end of the term, with a contingent fee of fifty
cts, to defray the expenses of hrewoOd, &c, ut
the Academy. There are ample and comfortable
accommodations for fifteen or eighteen boarders.
The location is healthy and easy of access, being
Immediately on the Raleigh and Gsston Railroad,
and the terminus of the Roanoke Valley Rail
Road. and noted for its intelligence and moral
excellence. The subscriber pledges himself to
give every necessary attention to the health, NOR
ais and progress in learning of the pupils com
mitted to his charge. This school offers peculiar
in lucementS to the eastern section OF n. q. ard
Va, and those Interested are respectfully solicited
to examine its claims to public patronage.
WM. H. BASS, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprietor.
juno 10Th, 1856. 43-25-;E.