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H0RSEP0WERS, THRESHING MA.
CHIMES, sc.

MERSw wanting Horse Powers and Thresh-
u ing Machines, can obtain the most reliable
and durable kinds in the country at Farmers
lead Quarters. Our arrangement with the mana-
iacturers, enable us to sell at their prices. which
we colgate ourselves to do. We have on hand a
or 3 different sizes and kinds of Herse. Powers.
and request those in want to call and examsne-
Our sales of such machines have averaged thirty
per season, for five years past, and the general sat
lsfaetlon given to the purchasers of them. induce
US to think that there are no better in the world
We are prepared to give any information az to set
ting them up--haviug cuts showing the different
parts. We have constantly en- hand the following
kinds:
sinelair's No. L bevel geared Horse Power.
made expressly for four mules, having only two
levers-price, 500,
Slncla'rs No. 2,spur geared Horse Power, for 4
to + mules, very strong and durahle-$laG.
Sincialrs No. 2. i erel geared, Segmented Horse
Power, for the capacity of six to 3 mules-l25 dol.
Eddys Horse rOwers-10G dolls.
Whitman's Railway Horse Powers, single and
double.
Threshins Machines, wrought iron cylinders,
with either straight or spiral beaters-the latter a
from Al to 10 dollars each. Straw Carriers. Is TO
20 dollars. extra. Leather Bands to suit, 40 or co
feet long, 35c. per # besi quality.
Full sets, say Horse Power, Thresher and Belt.
at $50 to a25 dollars.
Cali and examine the different kinds. Catalogues
with cuts furnished upon application.
B0RUM g. MCLEAN,
Farmers Headquarters,
IL Wide Water st.
Norfolk. Va.
July 4. Ii
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LITTLE HABrrs.-These form character
be they good or evil. They are the true
seed Of character from which spring after
results. We might as we'll plant seed IN the
earth and not expect them to grow, as to
cherish small vices and not calculate upon
their increase or as reasonably look for
the Grand and noble oak in wales where no
acorn ever sprouted, as true greatness and
suece.g in life where the germs of a thou
sand little habits Of industry and virtue had
not been cherished. Character is the sun
of little habits rather than great ones. The
true character Of an individual is not as
eortainel'by occasional achievements but BY
his every day habits. Be careful then Q
little habits insignificant "a they may seem
they stamp your character with the Signet Q
virtue or Of vice.
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PETERSBURG ARKET
CarefWZIy Corrected by
B r 0 w N L e Y & HICK s.

X . w N l. L & HICKS.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
ToBACco-The breaks this week have been quite
large, and we have to note an impressment in
prices, and more animation in the market: for
good and very good manufacturing Tobacco, we
think prices considerably lower now than four weeks
ago. This description sells much lower if the
order is at all unsafe than when it is safe; we quote
Lugs st a st. with sales of very good at 81 a u,
common leaf a "a. middlingS a 81, fine to very
good ", fancy manufacturing 13 a 20, and a strict
ly prime would bring more.
WHEAT-We note sales Of some new TODAY at
i so IA | IS.
CoTToN-The market continues bare of stock
we quote small lots to-day at liz a l2c.; the ad-
vance is ewing partly to the scarcity.
CoRN-There is little doing: we quote small
sales to-day at IS a zoe. per bushel.
BACoN-The excitement in this article still con
tinues, and we have to note a further advance. we
quote Va. hog round I31 a I41 cash, western sides
IL a l31. shoulders III ia. 1t is he general
-epiniop tue prices 0. bac n willr nge much high
Cincinnati, is less than at tins time 1asr -yrur--a
LARD-The transactions aro small. we quote
Va. in kegs Is a is western in bbls 124 - l3c.
HERRINGs--N. G. cut are scarce, and No. l we
quote ST, No. 2, RE ST a 81.
SuGARs-Are again higher; we quote coffee SUI
CARS 103 q 12cts.
WORCESTERSHIRE Al a 45, w. T.. in hhds. 4s a
SO, N. o. in bbls. Coo.
CoFFEE-This article without change.
NAILs-4a 5 as to quality.
IRoN-Very scarce and high. July 19.
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uI, /; raught, it is naught' saith the buy
aTen he is gone his way, then he
boasteth. "-PRoVEKbS'
sp,v;,, and selling each have their perilS
tie moral character. Luz -
~ dos;re 20 make large sales temp.S
~ .oI,sr 10 p,aise his goods BEYOND ,"e'
S.5, hos deceive and entrap the ouy-
er. How often do we hear statesmen
linz their goods and telling no" ons' IA
bought at auction at o great saC''l .~h+
honeo 70 CON sell them almost for nausn''
What a way the expert salesman
showings his goods to the most
There is danger of the seller gong 80
the hounds Of truth 10 telling the goou q""
tiles of his wares. II has become +" POI
the apprenticeship Of the salesman 70 :"
To praise the goods, and if he Is not poSSe'
ed Of natural qualities, capable OF tOuo"
Sufficient to make a piece Of Canvass iooh 20
attractive as satin, he is soon informed tA"'
lie need never expect to make a good sales
man. In other words, n clerk that cahho'
skilfully practice deception and cheat a Gus
toner into the belief that he is not cheated
is said to be sadly deficient in the mercantile
tact, and is generally informed that ate
his month expires his services will no lOnge
be required.
Another danger to the moral qualities
the man is incurred by the seller in matter
Of "ehange." b. buys an article for eisI
teen cents, pays a quarter AMI should r
ceiye seven cents in change. Gents an
fractional parts Of q cent are not easily con
Mt, so B.. gets two three cent pieces in T
turn. The seller argues that this is nei
enough AMI much better in tho long run tina
10 have given q FIVE cent and a three Gel
piece. True the difference is only q cen
but then the difference is always on one sid
and in the sellers favor. 1t is simply d.
honest, and there is yet another name for
more expressive yet less polite. The selle
who'is governe 10y the principle Of givin
his money drawer all the odd fractions ]
change, runs a fearful risk Of damaging hi
moral constitution and at the same time in
juring his trade.
But the text applies to the buyer too :
IT is naught, it is naught, saith the buyer
And he dues" the seller. lie says he cal
buy u better article elsewhere for less mon
ey. Tho article would perhaps answer !
he could get it for one dollar. Suppose j
cost more by the, package. the season is ad
vancing and q dollar in the drawer is better
than goods on the shelf. Then comes a scene
at home. The buyer says "See what a bar.
gain. Cloth that was one dollar and fifty
cents bought for one dollar? Aprnny saw
ed IS two pence earned. A good bargain.
but when he is gone away, then he boasteth."
Whose sin is the greatest? All! we cam
not determine. n
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YADKIN INSTITUTE.

e. G. HINSHAM. Prineina

E. C. HINsHAW, PRINCIPAL. -
j. K. SPEER, Assistant and Instructor IN -.
Female Department
Miss -, Assistant.
The scholastic year is divided into two Terms
OF twenty tive weeks each. The Fall Term com
niencing on Wednesday the ed July, 1856. These
schools are now furnished With full sets of phil
optical and ASTRONOMERS charts, Maps, a. 100
under the present arrangement We fe1f -...t
ia saving thae none shall leave oar lnstltation
without an advancement in nseiai hnoMieuse-I
Ths si4vs,ion i known and famed fer its morals
and health Should any wish to obtain an education
on time OF otherwise, they would do well to enter
this institution. We ask a liberal patronage and
no ef,rt STALL be spared to impart more instrue-
ton
Tuition, $50 to $12,5 per Term.
Board $3.50 to G. 90 per month.
For further particulars, address the Principal a
Mt Eebo, Yadkin county. n. c. 39-3n
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THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE.
Another perfect cure of Epilepsy by DR..
Hance's Epileptic Pills.

Another perfect cure Oh EpllepSy Dy Df.
Hance's Epileptic Pills.
Durant's Neck, P~srquimans Co., ~. c.,
Oct. LIST, 1855.
DR.. HANcE-Dear Sir:-Having been af
ficted with falling fits for some years past, I
determined to give your Pills a trial, (adver-
tisenent of which | saw in some of the pa
pers,) and continued to use them for some
months, until | was entirely cured. I be-
,ieve them to he a first rate article: and since
I have used them, | nave not had one attack,
and am now in the enjoyment of good health.
an, very respectfully,
Yours, &C., JONATHAN j. JAC0CS
p. S. TIE Pills were recommended to mt
by Mr.. Nathan Newly, of this county, tt
whose address you sent them
Those Pills, beside curing Epilepsy, are
specific for all notifications of nervous dis
ease. Price 50 per box two boxes for SIS
twelve boxes for S24. Persons enclosing
remittance will have the Pills sent ther
though the mail, on its receipt. For sale b
Seth S. Hance. No. l0S Baltimore street, Ba
timore, Nd, to whom orders from all par
of the Union must be addressed
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

Since LAST IssUE.-S1 DR. w Dansey.
Franklinton; John Thomas, Kenansyille !.
Miss Indie Holt, Oxford Thos. Bell. Jack,
s%onville /; S3PM Carmichael, Ark SIS Robt
Henderson,, IIopewell Jordan Watson. Oak
land Miss S A Mcdonald, Mss J L Jones
Lumber Bridge $l3 Julius Nichols. Clay
ton VIM Baird, Lenoir; W S Petty, Jno
" Hatch Pittshoro' Rnbt J Jones', Cedar
Grove /; Sc Z A Moore, Satartia, Miss J T,
Neagle, Kings Mountain; w Fl Low. New
Market; w G Watts, Franklin Miss Maria
Saunders, Talcott, Va NJ S Davis, Louis
burg; DR. LG Jones. Charlotte j Garrett.
Iarb"ro' Noah Brock, Mrs Sar,h Hill.
Pennington; Miss Mary j Dixon, Melville /:
S2TN Garlic. Lpuistnrg John Benton.
Bentonsvllle Josephus Peel, South Greek /:
Foster Lincoln, Durharn's Greek; G D Broom.
Wolfsville John A. Baggarly, Jonesville +:
W ? Hays, Emory Miss W R jackson,
Greenviile !; J Martin, J E Maget, Potteca-
sic G W Hort, Waterloo; II Hester, Ok
ford A White. Tenn. j NJ Fennell, liar
rell's Store E A White, Newby's Bridge;
SIS ~Eliwassee Division SIS G w Dill, Beau.
/. fort.
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THE ONLY REAL SAFE IS MADE
BY

N Q one having valuable papers, hooks, &C., dc.
y should hesitate a moment-cost is no consid
eration-a loss Of even a small part of them will
not compensate-jnstice TO ones self. family, in
yourself with one. Lawyers, Farmers, Merchaats,
Bankers and all take our warning and put your
papers, books, monies, &C., in a
HERRING CHAMPION SAFE,
They never fail and are the only ones to be relied
on Herring" is the Champion Safe Maker of
the world, has expended thousands in improving
and bis Safes are perfection against !" Burglars
ami FIRE.
We can show you hundreds of certificates, let
tiers, medals, evidences of fheir superiority. Do
not be tempted to buy any but
HERRING CHAMPION SAFE.
PHILADELPHIA, May j. 1856:
Messrs. Farrels Il Herring: GENTLEMEN The
Herriug's Patent Champion Fir, Proof Safe. IF
your Manufacture, which we purchased NEARLY a
year since, was in the centre of our building at
the time Of its destruction in the Great Fire of
May 1st, 1856.
We had removed the greatest portion of onr
books before the fire reached us, bat left some az
tnetn, together With a number of loose papers in
slae, purpuseiy to test tie security of the safe
AFTER % hours Of severe roasting, we found the
Interior OF the Safe, upon opening. not only hriuh,
and sound. hut the books and papers as free from
nre as when first put in.
We shall require another Safe as soon as we ge
anew location. and want none hut your !. Cnam
plohs Tours, DC. Usher d BROTHEK.
No. Is North Sixth st
The public will bear in mind that the sHer
ring Patent is the oply Safe which has neye
tailed to preserve its contents il accidental FIRE.
A large assortment on hand at all times or mad
to order to suit the wants of purchasers By 5. c
Herring & Co., Patentees and Manufacturers New
York, and by ROWLAND & BROS,
July IT, 1876. At
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A Good Man Fallen.

We are deeply panied to learn from the
Christian Sun, of the death Of Elder Isaac
N Walter. whose faithful and efficient Ia
bors as a Christian Minister many citizens
of Virginia and North Carolina will long re-
member. lie died at Columbus, Ohio, ON
the 9th inst, aged 81 years and six months.
rag The Niagara brings three days later
news. The impression was growing stronger
and stronger, in England, of an amicabie
adjustment Of the d faculties between that
country and the United States. The London
papers say negotiations were resumed on the
10Th uIt.
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DEATHS.

In this City. on the 9th inst. Robert. in
FAINT son Of Fl. j. and Lydia Brown, aged
seven weeks.
In this County, on the 4th inst. Laura f..
daughter of James S. ana Lucy w. Moring,
aged 3 years and 10 days.
AS vernal hnwers that scent the morn.
But wither in the rising day.
Thus lovely was our Lsdra's dawn
Thus swiftly fed her FIFE away"
In Arson co., July I, Florence Lavinia.
only child of MarshallA. and Mary S Polk.
aged | year 2 months and 7days. This pre-
cious and promising plant has been disen-
gagged from earth and transplanted in Heay-
en.by HIM who has said, hat I do now
thou knowest not" also, Safer little chill
dren to come unto me-" May the truly be-
reaved parents improve this severe stroke.
so that they may be found with their child,
at the right hand of the Judge in the last
day. r
In Carteret County, IN the 20th ult., Mrs.
Betty, wife of James R. F%onville, aged 81
years, 9 months aud Is days.
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty
Ruler OF the universe, by a mournfuI dispen.
satlon of his providence, to remove from our
mids our worthy brother B. II. Sanders. we
the members of Jerusalem Lodge, No. 95.
Ancient York Masons, at a regular meeting
on the 18th day ofJuly, 1856, do unanimous.
~ adopt the following resolutions:
Resolced, That by the death ofour beloved
brother, b. IL. Sanders, our Lodge has been
deprived OF one of it's best members, and this
community of one of its best citizens.
Resoiced, That we corii;lly sympathize
with his heart-stricken widow and children.
and afectionately extend to them our sim
cere, heartfelt coincidence.
Resolced, That We will wear the usual
badge of mourning thirty days. as an ex-
preston of the respect, esteem and affection.
which we cherish for the memory Of our de-
parted brother.
JOHN H. COWAR, w. NJ.
MENAN P. POWELL, Sec.
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FOR ONLY 81.

a N the receipt of 81, will be mailed to any per-
~ son a recipe of q 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 been
saved from an untimely death by this remedy, and
if given as advised. and it fails, the money will be
refunded No person who has q horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies viii be added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift. and a
great preventive of distemper, which horses are
subject to. Address the P. M. of New Hill P. O.
Wake county. N. G.
May II, 1856. 3s-3m
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High School at DIN. N, G.

'Hh next Session of this School New Insti-
tute School.) will open on Wednesday. the BIRD
of July in the spacious new brick building. Mr..
5. Lander, formerly Teacher at this place. aud
late Professor in Randolph Macon College. Viz
ginia, takes charge of the School, assisted by
Messrs. VII, Lilly and l.. H. Carter. These gen
tlemen need no d~attering commentators from us.
Students attending this School viii have every adj
vantage for a thorough and high degree of mental
cultivation The neighborhood is moral, and fal
removed from scenes of dissipation and tempta.
tons to vice.
The cost for board and tuition ranges from forty.
fve.to fifty dollars per session of FIVE months
ne taitio" fees strictly IN adpance.
For further information, address S. Lander, Olin,
N. q By order of the Board of Trustees,
j. G.. TURNER, Chm'n,
July 4. 27-a5-,6t
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE OF WASHINGTON NAT. Mon. secIETY,
Washington, July 1885.
II accordance with an order of the Board of
Man ayers. the public are requested to pay no
more contributions for the Washington National
Monument to agents heretofore commissioned by
the Board.
This notice is not to be construed as a censure
on the agents, but il. is designed to efectuate a
general settlement of the affairs of the Society.-
The Board is well assured of eventual success in
the patriotic enterprise in which it is engaged, but
it has resolved to suspend further proceedings by
agency until q plan, now under consideration, for
combining efficiency, promtitade and safety, is ma
tured.
Balances due from agents, or offerings from in
dependent contributors, are to be sent by draft,
payable to the order Of the Treasurer OF Washing
ton National Monument S,ciety, enclosed in a letter
TO the undersigned. By order;
SAMUEL Y0RKE ATLEE,
Secretary W.. n. NJ. S.
July 5. 1856. 47--lt
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Greensboro Female College.

TIME Fall Session of 1856, will commence on
the 3lst day of Jnly.
rERMs-Board Including furnished Rooms. at
tendance. Fuel, Washing and Lights with Tuition
in all the English branches. ..-....-..$70 90
Incidental tax. for repairs.-.-...-.......i 90
Day scholars. for fuel. 90
ExTRAs Music ON the Piano or Guitar, $22 so
Drawing, s.. Studies in Heads, Crayon aud Pas
tile, SO. Oil Painting, so. Latin, IS. 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 will be deliver
ed, free of charge, to those la lies who desire a ,hor
ough Knowledge 0 that interesting science.
Circulars will be sent on application to the Presi
dent, to those desiring full information.
T. III. JONES, Pres't.
IA Sd, 1855. 4l-2u
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ROWLAND & BROS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK. "a.

G. Fl. ROWLAND, T. B. ROWLAND, g. W. ROWLAND.
Deal extensively in Flour.
Sell for and Beferto
d Co., John T Lyon, HT5X DIcKsuu, nvnry
ted. James Webb, J C Turrentine & Son. Latimer
& Brown, Weob & Douglass, E G Mangum Il Co.,
P G Cameron, W "A & j A Murray. W J Bing-
ham, w W Guess, j A.McMannen, Geo w Jones.
Thos D Oldham, Shields & Nelson.
ALAMANCE.-John Newlin, Hon Thos Rufin.
w K Albright, DR. P A Holt, THOMPSON Mebane
l. Co., D w Kerr, W M johnson, Tiollinger and
Montgomery.
RAND0LPH-John Long.
PERSON.-Barnett, Williams & Co., Edwin
G Reade, VIM Baird, Wm Daniels.
CHATHAM Ii Haughton, A HALindley, M
D Williams.
GRANvILLE.-J NJ Bullock, John Barry.
CASWELL.-GeoA Smith, JOS Simpson, j G
Pinnix.
Norfolk, Va, July 18th, 1856. A.
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July 8, 1855.
A SITUATION WANTED

a married g~entleman-a graduate of a distin-
"A guished Southern 1nstitution-of experience
IN teaching, desires a situation as Professor in
some College, Male or Female, or as Principal of
a Male or Female Academy. A situation with a
prospect OF permanency is desired. The best tes-
flmonials will he given on application. All com
manlcations addressed to the Editor of this paper
"IllFecelVep fOInpt ATTENTION.. 45-tf
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GermantOn Female Seminary

sNHE next session OF this institution, will COM
L menee the last Thursday in July, 1856. and
close IN May 81. No winter vacation. Summer
vacation OF two months. There will be a public
examination at the close. of the Snrinc sass;on
Expenses
Tuition per session of 5 months. Primary De.
partment $40 Academic.N1 IL SO; Collegiate. rs
lncidentals about 81. Board. including Washing
fuel and servants attendance, $40.
Extras:
Music on the Piano and Guitar, $50 each Ian
guages, each. SIS; Drawing and Embroiderine. eacl
50; Oil Painting, $40. No deduction for los
time except in cases of protracted illness. Ad.
dress Mrs. Ann Eliza Mays, Principal, Germanton,
#June 18th. 1856. 42-tIsept.
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EDGEWORTH
4EAE, A.IA SEAEIN.ARY.

tAM .AhA 81 INT TT A.KI
GREENSBORO, N. c..
Il nextsession of this institution will CON-
mence on Friday, the 1st of August.
The course of study is designed to embrace eve
ry thing necessary to a substantial and ornamen-
tai education. Great prominence is given to the
solid branches. Neither labor nor exnense has
t cen spared to secure ms -ruetors of the highest
qualifications in their various departments. and to
make EdgewQrth second to no institution in the
country, in every thug necessary to a complete
education.
For circulars containing terms, ecourse of in
s%truetion, dc, apply to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Greensboro June %. 1855. M-9m
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JOHNSTON ACADEMY.

Institution is situated in the western part
of the county of Johnston, and about fifteen
miles south of Raleigh, in one of the healthiest
parts ofthe country and in a most excellent moral
neighborhood; it is composed of two Depart
ments, Male and Female the former under the
care and Instruction of JOHN w. STUART, of Ran
dolph Macon College, Va. and the latter under
the care and instruction. of Miss FLORA GRAHAM, of
Fayetteville. . graduate of first honprs If Green's
bore Female Institute of this State; both of
whom come highly from their re-
speesive Institutions. and from the general salts
faction they have given heretofore to their
Patrons and Trustees, we think we hazard moth
ing IN saying q better preparatory school cannot
be found in the country anywhere.
The exercises of this institution will commence
again On the second Monday OF July, being the
18th day of that Eaonth and continue for a session
Of five months.
Board can be had in frst rate families for seven
dollars per menth.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the Primary branches, $40
Higher English branches, y
Languages, Latin, Greek, &C., l6
Drawing and Painting, I6
Music with the use of Piano, 20
No deductions will be made from these prices
except for protracted sickness.
students can enter at any time during the ses-
sion, but it is hoped that all will commence with
the session. A good church is immediately at the
Academy at which there is preaching about twice
n month and other churches in the mel ~hhorhood
Done by order of the Board of Trustees
TRUSTEES.
A. j. Leach, DIR. j. 6. Leach
Rev. T.Garard, John Mclean,
S. WoodaIi, S. Smith.
b. IL. TdInlinson. w. r. Turner.
Johnston county. N. c.. Aft
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Knapp of Reeds Masonic Academy.
COUNTY, ". C.

GRANVILLE COUNTY, N. C.
THE exercises of this institution will be re-
sumad on Monday the 7th of July.
This School, preparatory for any class in Col.
lege, is conveniently situated on the main Hills
borough and Oxford roads, 30 miles from the for
mer and 10 from the latter place. 1t is located
in the midst of an intelligent. enterprising and
energetic people, all united as brethren to raise
the standard of education, and to watch over the
sacred interests of their growing institution. The
location is entirely free from all temptation to
vice, so common in towns and villages and it is
ais" perfectly healthy, there not having been a
single case of sickness among the students duviny
the past year. All persons desiring information
with regard TO terms, expenses, de-, can obtain
circulars by applying to the Principal,
JOHN g. DENNY.
June 14th. 25-ta-ea
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Raleigh Female Seminary.

We call attention to the advertisement
of the Principal of this School, in another
column. The Fall Session commences on
Wednesday, the 18th of August.