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TIE SECEk! I'M lkM l! t. Of
Youth and Maturity,

Jn, Pub!,h,d, Gr1fIA. N. 18Th 1h,usaHf
- FtW WORDS o. THE Rational Tr'st-
ID ment without Medic ne, of rperua'' rrhea
Lnt"e,I Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Genital
and Nervous DrN-t',r. Premature Decay of the
system, Gmpotency, and Impsaine,. IS to Mafris.s
generally.
BY 3. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the m1ar alarming
cnmplaints originating in the imprU race AID
solitude o. yout may be hastily removed -Htom
M,f.rn,, is in hi small tact. olas-iT denonstra-
ted and the entirely new a5d hi9hly s1ocessful
treatment, adopte4 by the '-''r-. fully e..
piained, byneans Of whic- 7ery one IL enabled
to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at tie least possi-
lbe cost, thereby avoiding the advertised o.
trumsufth the ddv
sen, to any address, gratis and post free In a
sealed envelope, bv RENTING (Post paidl two
postage stamp, t" Dr. B. De L
heard street. Nrw York City Mait
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Looking Glasses.

lust RECEIVED AT CHINA HALL, full
- assortment Of sizes for sale st retail at Manu-.
fsoturers prices will alss tiAe this opportuli.
~ u inform my friends and the public gener llS
that in consequences OF the general s'sguation Of
business shall from this date until further no.
tiee offer, my extensive stock of Crnesery, China
and Glass ware, Paper lla7gings, Toys, Fancy
Goods. Cutlery. Britannia and >iwer Plated Ware,
aud House Furnishing Goods in general at great
reduction from former prices, giving purchasers
an opportunity of making sci c'ions from the
largest stock Of this elias. Of goods aud at the
lowest prices ever oa red in Burlington,
Now is the time to get large exchange for
your money! Try 1t aud see if you do not hul It
:. S. BROWN, 100 Church Street
Nov. Q. 1851. dtvtf
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"oRKs OF THEN Y. DYING and Printin
w Esta' .lishment on Staten Island
FOR WHICH COMPANY
nOtChkiss Il .BcIlison

are authorized to take orders.
Bro' ,dcloths, Cassimeres, Mernos, Silks, Sat
ms. q aures, Grapes, Barcges, Velvcts, Ribbons,
Hosif ry and Gloves.
Silk and Worsted, Damask and Moreen Cur
taius, Ladies and Gentemen's Garments, straw
Bornets, Linens, Cottons, &c, dyed and finished
in the best manner.
Silks and silk Dresses Wateted.
Chintz Lace and Muslin Curtains, Shades, Ia.
bic Covers, Carpets, Rugs, DC, Cleansed AMI Re.
finished
Goods restored, when possible, to original state
All persons desiring goods coans'd or dyed, by
leaving their orders weekly, previous to the
Wednesday nine o'clrck Express, can have them
promptly executed at the
Peoples STORE,
d&wtf l52 Church Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18

THE immense stock of Envelopes OF all sises and
i qualities hich Nichols Is receiving direct from
the factories--wbich were bought low and which
will be sold at q small advance from the manu-
facturs' nett prices, At No lac Church St. sept2l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
FROM CHICAGO

SEA"S
Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madison, Prairie Du Chen St.
Paul, and all points on the Upper Mississippi
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND FoNDULAC R. R.
rINHREE Trains leave Chicago daily for Prairt
i Du Chen, passing through tho beautiful cit
lie. Of Jsnesvillo and Madison, oonneoting With
line of splendid Steamers for St. Paul and all
points on the Mississippi River, Northern Iowa,
and Minnesota, fo ming In connection with the
Milwaukee aud Mississippi Rail Road, the only
direct, aud expeditions route from Chica 20 to the
L. vvIIur, ana entire N ortn"W est OF " R6oueIp,
BEING IL HOURS QUICKER TRAN VIA. puSLEI1n.
Through from Chicago to Prairie Du Chen ION
the Mississippi River) IN TEN HOURS, WITH
OUT CHANGE OF CARS. ..
Chicago to Beoit, 8 hours.
Chicago to Jsnssville, 81 hours.
Chicago 10 Madison, hours.
Chicago to Prairie Du CHEN, 10 hours.
Chic. 20 to St Paul, 80 hours.
Passenger des,, ned for the North. west, to
avail tbenSelv.s OF to-, desirable route, should
ask for tickets via. Janese. lie
3. JOHNSON. sup..
GEO. L. DUNLAP, ast Supt.
E. DEWITT ROBINSON, General Tichct Agent,
Chicago w2e.y
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Particular Notice.

I'HF Subscribers are desiruus o. sclroVlddGe
ps.t tavors; and would an lounCe e their Gus
toners ard to the public Il st he! lave Gltid
new lot Of
OTIS PATENT SQUARE LIGHTING
70 DIS.
any quantity of which We shall be happy to supply
and put W for our customers
Also, Tor sale single and double LUMBER
WAGONS. wlJh Ballard Culver's Patent
Springs, Single covered Wagons, Cedar Posts, Pine
and spruce SIZE Vs, snd Pine Clapbuards
All kinds .. Zenith and MheelWrisLt vor
done 10 ord notice. at our chop
K. 4 6. NJ. DUNCAN.
Winoos ApIillS. d1v6m.
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Elinesburgh Academy

sAinesburgh Academy.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
4. f. LgAvESwoRTR, 4, b., Principal.
MRS. MARY Il LEAyESwoHTH, Preceptrsss.
Miss HELEN l.. FISH, Teacher Of Music.
CALENDAR FOR 1873.
Fall Term Sep, 0th-Dec. 22d
Wnter Term, Dec 3nth April 18th.
Gunner Term, April 2lst-July 27th.
TUITION.
Tuition per Term, $500.
Music on the Piano, $1,000.
Use Of Instrument hours per day. $500
Ornamental Branches st the usu al rate.
No extr, charge for Languages or Mat. euatics
euG6 vlyr
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DETERsoN'S Ladies' Magazine for octobe
L at Nichols. sept2l
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Have You Seen

CRAHAM's Magazine fer October. =. Mich
OILS sept2l
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Tuck Diaries for 1858.

A LARGE assortment. At city prices, at Mich
n OILS Cheap Cash Book store. sJpt2l
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Hiucss,urgi, Hotel.

F. ". CRANpALL, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING entirely re6tted my house and sdapt'
L ed il TO the wants Of the travelling Public,
shall he very happy 10 serve all who aver ne
with their patronage. BALLS and PARTIEssccom-
modat,i in the best manner and on reasonable
tsrus. 4 good Live Stable is connected with
the Hotel, and no pains will DO spared TO satisfy
customer.
Hinesbursh, Vt. JLa. IS. vsn'
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HISTORY OF THE Spirit Lake Massacre, and
III of Miss. Abigail GARDENERS three Months
Captivity among the Indians according to her own
account Price as cts-for sale at Nichols sept!l
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Prices for Advertising In Weekly

square, 10 lines minion SOLID,
three Insertions. 81
Each inssrti after the third, 2 oents per line.
Legal notices 10 cents line, more or less. fol-
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
D2rs,wlth privilege Of change, at fair discount,
~ The privilege of yearly advertisers is lini-
Ted 10 their own Immediate business, in their own
name aud all advertisements for the benefit {
other persons, as well as legal advertisements and
entertainments of auction sales,and advertisements
With tho names Of other persons, sent in by them.
mus DO paid for at the usual rates,
No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
porstlon society, association or public meeting
or communication deal gned TO call attention TO an
matter Of limited or individual Interest Dan be in
serted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
NO advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
sosties, public Institutions or companies.
Contracts for ysArly sdss.tising will not be
diseoutnusd. unlss ~ eedss % tkA, sssst 10 lett
10 the once, sst whsn dissssSsaVsd In less than
Year. h' pT.ss 1s vhols scar s,p b charged
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CoDEY'S Ladies' Book for October, at Mich
" OILS. sept2l
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For sale.

For sale.
New Side Spring Wagons.
2One Horse Il mber Wagons.
One Horse Wagon with Patent Springs.
1.-Two Horse Lumber Wagon.
or good paper.
The above Wagons are made of the best o.
Material.
ssLt.aadAweH henry WHITNEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
Stray Cow

I I XXI into the lot of tho subscriber about
,aos webs ago 70 IN lined back COW, four
~ A'e years J!l dry, in good flesh horns little
!orret.
I-e c8nof IS requested IS prove property, pay
cAayGos, al take her away
SIDNEY II. WESTON.
N!4LosEi, Sept. II, 1855. VS.
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Attention., Scribes,,

- UTTA PERCHA PENS--a new article
~ These Pens are universally pronounced the
best Writing Pen in use.'
Students, Merchants, and others are invited to
try them.
Thl subscriber is appointed sole Agent for thi,
vicinity b. SNOW,
Practical Confeotionsr, Church street. BurliIg-
ton. Vermont. octed2w4wls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18

hereby preventing the work from ravelling.
s.F. pBA1T'o Patent.
J. y. CLARK, Agent for Bos on, No. ll3
Washington Street. 5. PRATT, Agent for New
York. No 577 Broadway.
Sent. Is, 1871. dawly
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HOTCIskI>s ~ JELLtsON

III ARPER'S MAGAZINE for November on
i i band at NICHOLS. Church st. ort22
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
Nothing TO Wear !

A EPISODE OF CITY LIFE-Illustrated b
N lioppin. The Ply siology Of New York Bowl
ing Houses, by Thoma. Butler Gum, with Illus
trations. Received and Tor sale at
julyl4 NICHOLS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
.Ba,calaureate Sermon.

BaCCaIaureate sermon.
DUBLIshED THIS DAY, at the request OF the
i Glass, PREgIbrsr PsAsr's sermon before the
Graduating Class Of lsS1 by
sug?s ?. A. Fl LLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
New Goods am, Silver Goods:

New Goods anu silver UOOUs:
Al BR1NsMAIp's OLD SAND, cnurcb-st
~ now opening a new stock OF ain Guild, Ca
mco, Mosaic. and most kinds Of lar and Finger
Rings, Pins, Lockets, Tooth Picks, bracelets
spectacles, Thmbles, Napkin Rings, knives,
Forks, Spoons, Gold Pens, &c
PLATED WAR;.
Tea Sets, Card Baske 8, Forks acd cpoOa''
Cake Baskets, Cups, CandlesticAs ana
Plated Ware generally.
VARIETY.
Plain Hair, Lamp Wicks, small Wax Candles,
Good Ne, dies, Cornelian Goods, Tuning
Hammers, Pistols, Divders, Pens and
other Matthew itical instruments,
some Dsguerreotype and
Anbrotype Goods, silk
Guard Chains, and
other Goods, to
which will
be
di.d. day ~ day, such Goods ,sare requested
J. Z. BRINSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
Butter.

A FEW FlRhlNS of.the right tort and
N HANS. which Of course. are good-a.
augl7d1Wati DEWEY'S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
MANSION HOUSE,
AT ALBCRGH SPRINGS.
BY en- NCN SMIT

This House has been Tut N good order, and 10
now open tor the reception and accommodation OF
visitors 70 TIE sprnss, Fishing snd other pleasure
parties. A continuance c! public pstrouageb
respectfully solicited
Carriages % and from the Railyos station free
Of charge.
A lburgh sIIrrs,Nt. JrIel. 1851. (.m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
The Professor;

4 TALE by tue author OF Jane Eyre Chit cha
N OF humor, wit and anecdOte, by Pierce Pan
gent lent Life in tie Holy Land by W. Y
Prime English History, by keod. &c, at Mich
ols' Cheap Cash Book store. Julys
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
T.. oaks and ShaWls

WELL sell. 'TED STOCK may be found at
~ STANItOkD'S
octI5dlv Dry CO., Island Carpet Store.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18

I TILE DoRRIT. by Charles Diosens-l vol
Lcrmplets so cts; / vol. Illustrated ST. ,25-2
vols IL mo. cloth so. Received and for sale
by Niohol,.
July l. 1887
NEW BOOKS Winter at Wood Lawn, NAtur
l al Goodness, Object Of Lne.-The Wise
Master Bsilder, for sale at
juno az HUNT1NGTONS.
IIARPER'S MAGAZINE, Peterson, Graham
L Cooley and sallou's for Decem ber-r.ceived
and for sal at the Church street Book Store by
novel L A. FULLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18

Fort Edward Institute.
Has the finest location, the most superb Build.
ings, and the best patronage Of any Scmu-
AIRY in tho state. so2..O. in advance, pays for
Board and Tuition in Common English. per term
Of IL weeks. Winter iorm begins Dec 5, 1857
For irculsrs Rooms apply to Rev Jas Z.
KING, !. N. Principal Fort Edward institute.
z. N. w35dAwly
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/ am now opening

In House keeping Dry Goods my stock 10 com
plets. Unusual bargains can now be secured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-18
Sugars.

IN TONS OF SUGAR TINS day received. Sugar
~ has, a, last, " come down" For sale by
sept2p VAN SlCkLEN & WALKER
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Qdlrehlp fire. press.
P,iatea a, NJ. Coli.s. rsn. Bu rlissts-, VI.
GEO. w. Il G.G. BENEDIT,
EDIroRs AND PRoPkEroRt.

Terms of subscription.
E Village Subscribers, supplied by the
Carrier, 81 50
II paid nyietiy in advance, Og
Mail oubsoribers,. and those who take Il
/" the Office, : 90
II paid styietly 10 advance, / So
II paid during tho year, .. ! rs
IntereN ohargeabis after the years end. 80
Terms ofsubscription for Daily
Free Press.
Village Subscribers, per snnRln, Is 90
those who receive 1t by Mani, for . months Q 90
Or per annum, 4 90
ALWAYS IN ADvAkek.
~ No subscription stopped until all srrssrases
are PAL exec u at The option OF tho puhlishar or
deco tinued unless by positive orders.
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Bargains, Bargains,
now offered
AT TIE
PEOPL LES ST . E,
I52
Church street.
nNE CASE beautiful English Prints. only 100
" Lot Chinti De LANES. only loo
=. Lot Cobures. only 80
OF Plaid Merinos, onlN $40
Lot Striped Valencine only 20
Lot Silk Iringes, only &c
Lot Gents wool ! Hose, only 10
Broche Long shswls, only IL DOLL
Lot Capes and Mantillas for song.
" Lot Ladies Hose, sc
OIL Cloths, only SIC
Superfne Ingram Csrpeting, only 'ec
An Invoice OF Goods from House that mas
failed, at one third what they cost.
HOrCHkiSS Il JILLIsOS,
PiOpnetors.
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ARD Of prime quallty--for sale at
IL A. 5. DEWEY,S.
Oct. 29th 1857.
NEW LAYER RAISINS-very nice much
below last years prices-hsve just sr.ived
az UEWElS.
Oct 2eth ST.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-09
LOuisburg.

During the session of the Grand Division,
last week, we made our first visit to this
beautiful and hospitable town, and must con-
fcss that We were greatly disappointed. We
had always regarded it as a small village, hav-
ing a very small share in the business trans
actions of the busy world but we found it
receiving an equitable portion of trade and
enjoying the fruits which always follow.
The spirit Improvement seems to be will
It's citizens, and new stores and new buildings
grace its streets. An elegant college build
ing. one ofthe most commodious in the State,
is one of its ]proudest ornaments. We learned
that upwards of eighty young ladies are re-
ceiving instruction within its walls, and a
prospect of a larger class the next session.
We regret that we did not find time during
our brief visit, to avail ourself of a polite in,
vitation to go through the college ediice and
examine its structure and witness the schol
astic exercises.
Altogether, Louisburg is an e%nterprising
and pleasant place, and We shall never forget
the marked kindness shown us by her re
fined and hospitable people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-09
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 each Cornelius
Lassiter, Pottecasie; Mrs Mary E Waddell,
Brewers Mills Miss Mary E Joyner, Falk-
land James Newlan, Saxapahaw; Miss Julia
L Reeves, Jonesboro' Tenn Elijah B Hall,
Buffalo Ridge, East Tenn J " Burk, Boon's
Greek, Tenn Abner Beaman, Hackney's X
Roads; Jno Neal, Geo W Foushee ESQ, Pitts
boro' Willis Bird, New Hill ; Jno T johnson,
Mt Airy Jos Clodfelter, Lexington; H w
Harris, G A Smell, Harris Depot; A Led
better, Westminster Mrs DIR W A Dick,
Greensboro B F Stanly, Trenton Mrs NJ
NJ Jones, Tally Ho! VIM R Aiken, J Lynn,
j A Rayield, Sidney Erwin, Miss Barbra
Link, Drowning Creek; Marion Smith, Jas NJ
S~painhower Lenoir; Mrs Eliza Riddle, Grains
Greek Henry G. Edwards, Johnson's Mills !;
NJ D Edwards, Jno Gardner, Hookerton Mrs
Caroline Moore, Miss Jennette Ballentine,
Portsmouth Thomas c Thomson, Turner'S
Store; E F Wyatt, R G Mitchell, Rolesv lille
W D Carr, Kenansville; Geo A Rogers, Leas.
burg; Wilson Kline, Wind Hill B W Spivey,
Grains Greek Jno G Regain, Exchange; VIM
H Brewer, Eli Brewer, Fall Greek; Miss {
Deans, Murfreesboro'; E E Barrett, billiard
ston; $50 Mrs Z E Mcdaniel, Rocky Mount
W K Martin, Pacific; j j Davis, j L Ports
G S Baker, Louisburg Marshall Sawyer
Camden c.. H.; Benz Ivy, D G Shankle, Alder
marie.
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Presidents Message.

1t is now probable that not only the Presi-
dents Message, but the reports of the heads
of departments will be supplied to the press
in the principal Atlantic cities and newspa-
pers elsewhere when the reading of the mes
sage shall have been commenced in Congress.
The same will be previously sent to the post
masters, who will be telegraphed at the pro-
per time with that view.
The propriety ofssuch an arrangement is
apparent from the fact that it will avoid tel
egraphic blunders and secure a correct publ
cation inthe newspapers distant from the cap
ital at the earliest practicable time. Although
the utmost care has been taken to prevent
redundant language, the message is unavoid-
ably long, owing to the prominent subjects Of
Kansas, Utah, Central America and the Cur
rency.
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g Spirits t9< 81 S. q sagee <tsg, e S,


at a regular meeting of Newbern Division, No.
81, Sons of Temperance. held at their Hall. De-
LIST, 1857, the following Preamble and Res
olutions were reported and adopted
WHEREAS, We have learned with unfeignod sor-
row OF the death of our esteemed Brother, Walter
Powers, WIN was lost from the schooner Toward,
on his passage from this Port to the West Indies.
Resotred, That in this sad event we,.race the
mysterious workings of an All wise Providence,
and by 1t We are reminded. of the uncertainty OF
human life, and the great Importance of that di-
vine Injunction Be ye also ready. for in such an
hour as We think not, the Son of Man cometh.
ResOtced, That in his death, this Division has
lost a devoted member, and the community an en-
tsrprising, industrious and upright citizen.
RESOLVED, That we extend to the bereaved rela-
to the mercy of that Being who "Tempereth the
winds to the shorn Lamb"
Resolred, That as a further token of our esteem
for the deceased, we wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for the space of 80 days.
Resotred, That a copy of these Resolutions be
forwarded to the bereaved widow, and a copy t.
the Spirit of the Age, and the papers of the town
with a request that they publish the same.
DANIEL T. CARRAWAY,
JOSEPH W. STEVENSON, Com.
JACOB BRo0KFIELD,
At a meeting of Cane Creek Factory Division
No. 166, November 2Sth.ls57, the following pre-
amble and resolutions " are adopted
WHEREAS, We have learned of the death of oul
sister, Lydia allen, who in the All-wise dispen
sation of Divine Providence, has been removed L il
the morning of life, just opening with promise, tt
that bourn from whence no traveller returns
Therefore.
ResolUed, That in the death Of our sister a. sta
in our constellation has been suddenly removed
with no other to fill the place.
RESOLVED, That in the death of our young sis
ter the call is revived to US" Be ye also ready
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathise with tn
bereaved parents, brothers and sisters and exten,
to them our coincidence in this their affection.
ResoyUed, That a copy of these resolutions b
published in the Spirit of the Age, and a copy Q
the same forwarded to the bereaved family.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-09
RUTHERFORD
Male and Female Academies.

MILL open the exercises of the next session,
w on the LIST Monday of February, and close
on the last Saturday of June, 1858. This Insti-
tuition is located IL miles East from Morganton,
Burke county in a remarkably healthful region
surrounded by a pious aid industrious people !;
freed from the common temptations to vice and
furnished with Chemical and philosophical Appa-
ratus for illustrations.
The services of a competent Female Teacher
will be secured. Rev. r. L. ALTERNATELY, Prin-
cipal and Teacher of Natural Sciences. MI. J. N.
BIARD, formerly of "New Institute" in charge of
the Classical and Mathematical departments. The
stricest moral discipline will be exercised, while
every thing tending to Denominationalism will be
carefully avoided. Students prepared for any
College; orgraddated for any professional pur-
poses here. Es- Students allowed to enter at
any time, out no deduction from charge from en-
trance to close, except in cases of protracted sick
ness. 81
Board in respectable families, at from S. to So
per month. Tnition ranges from 81 to Is per
session.
For particulars address the Principal, Happy
Home, Burke county, N. c..
D. T. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
December g 1897 tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-09
e. p. NASH,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NV ATS0N'S Improved $I2 Sewing Machines
ahead of all others. Took the Premium
over all Competitors at the late Philadelphia, Ia
dianapolis and Raleigh Fairs.
We have received some fifty or more of the above
Machines from Baltimore, which We do not think
suitable ones for delivery in this State, and have
returned them. And we take this opportunity Of
informing all parties who have left orders for Ma
chimes, that we hope to be able to deliver them
No. J Machines in a few days. as our agent has
gone North to effect that arrangement
Persons DESTROYS of Machines can leave their
orders at our Rooms over the Post Office, or send
them through the mail, with the certainty Of OBJ
tanning one in a few days.
JN0. Fl. DAVIS,
Scotland Neck,
Prop. State, N. C. for Watson's S12 Sewing Ma
chine. 7. BOND P0ISAL General Agent.
Raleigh, N. c.
S. D. WILLIAMS, Travelling Agent.
No-amhar a 1877 .c H
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL AT CLAYTON,
Ia Miles East of Raleigh.

This school can be surpassed by but few in the
State. Our Principal, WIN. B. Jones. though a
young man. has surpassed the expectations of his
patrons, and bids fair, in q short time, to become
one of the best of teachers. He undoubtedly pos
sesses the faculty of "aptness to teach" The
thoroughncss of his pupils teitify to this fact.
Having enjoyed the tuition of DR.. Wayland, in
those English branches of which he is the author,
and of Elocution Under Proof. Russell, one of the
best elocutionists in our country, he is, we can
safely say, more thorough in those branches than
we generally find men of his age.
Mrs. D.. w. Jones, Principal of the Female De-
partment, has already established the reputation
of a First Class teacher. We have no hesitation
in saying. she is second to none in the State
The Buildings are now complete, and ample pre-,
partitions are made for a large number of students.
Board six and seven dollars per month, Tuition
as heretafore.
Necessary Books and Stationary furnished at the
place by Vim q. Tomlinson.
The nextscssion will ommence on Monday, 18th
January next.
REV. j. ?. ELLINGTON, secty.
Clayton, Dec. 4, 1857. 15-tf.