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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20
PROF. DE GRATH,s PRACTICE.
June s, 1898

Sheriff cured in night by De Grahs Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DIR. KEYSER.
Pttaburg May 20h Io5G.--PRoF. De GRATH 80
South Eighth St. Phil have remarkable cure.
Deputy Sheriff Kerr, of PittShnrg, had very swccn
and painful hand applied the oil personally. which
others afflicted with Rheumatism. in which the results
were most satisfactory. Truly yours.
GEO. II. KEYSER.
Great Cmrcs-Caizrns Rcod'
Rhcumatiem.-Mr Joseph I}artlc. Q Myrtle Street,
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately.
Pilcs-Ciarles Sexton. Esq. cX-Mayor of Camden.
says six applications cured him. Also cured his Rheu-
matiSm.
NcuraI~ia-Mr David Mann 400 Vine Street saws
L IL Grant, Esq 5lT North Eight Street
Croup.-ThiS Oil is intlble for Group. Ask lady
at the Girard House.
CAUrIoN.-There numerous limitations sprung IN
on the reputation that my article has acquired The
public must beware. They worthless.
Philadelphia, Sept. Ist. 1856.
Prof. De Grath Dear Sir.-I inform YOU of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application ofyour Electric Oil The case was that
with scroula, and discharge from the knee The leg
became contracted literally bury the heel the
hip. 1t had been in this state for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole .Mater;a Medica' to
have any effect give relief | finally procured a
bottle of your Electric OH and gave it to the mother
directing her apply it to the parts along the con-
tracted SinewS which had the effect of making the leg
application of the Oil was continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and the leg is nearly
perfectly straight. JOHN II. McEWIN. NJ D.
l62 Callowhill Street.
For Sale in Charlotte by II. NJ. Pritchard.
May 25, 1853 Pm
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BUEEEszNG! EsUgLeENG!!

TENHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
u public that they dressing Lumber and
manufacturing SashcS, Blinds, Frames, Doors, and
SpokeE, 1T their Mills West Hill Salisbury, y. G..
Their Stshcs aud Blinds, made of heart-Eine and pop
lar, are not surpassed by any in the State.
Pailings Balusters, Brackets, and all Kinds of orna-
mental wood work finished in the best style, and nrn-
ished at short notice. B-83H All work done their
Mills is warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
distance punctuallT attended to. an
They also prepared take contracts in any part
of the State for erecting and fitting up all kinds of
Buildings, for which plans viii be furnished if desired
Terms reasonable. - " -.ss
1855 p t--> - MURDOCH, DARBY & co
Salisbury, June II, 1858. en-
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DISSOLUTIONi.

yENhe firm of BOONE Il Co was dissolved the
IN 24th inst by mutual consent. All persons indebt
ed them arc notified that their Notes and accounts
in the hands of c. NJ. Ray for collection, and they
earnestly requested to come forward "medioteg and
pay up. as the business the firm must be closed.
j. p. f. BOONE,
VI. Il. TAYLOR.
MAY 81, 1858. 3m
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TTNHE FIRM of FULLINGS & co. dissolved by
L mutual consent the lSt day of January last In
retiring from the Firm, allow to return my sincere
thanks TO the citizens of North and South Carolina for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon and to request
a continuance of the for Messrs. SPRINGS &
HEATH, who have associated themselves with f..
FulIin~s under the Firm of FCLLINGS SPRINGS &
CO. who will conduct the Clothing business the
same terms and with the advantages heretofore
The Notes and Accounts of Fuliings Il Co. will be
found in the hands Of ". \. Owens, for collection
JOHN TOWNLE1.
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NOTICE .
BRASS AND COMPOSITION
@ q . TT = III @ s.

prepared to manufacture all kinds of work in the
above line of business | would call particular atten-
ton of those that have mills factories any kind of
machinery that needs composition Of durability for mill
inks, that have of my own, and have never heard
of any thing that would stand half equal 10 it. will
warrant them five years. There of my
make that have been running fifteen and twenty years.
could furnish than hundred certificates of its
durability.
To Persons needing Mill Inks and gudgeons l will
furnish the set for eight dollars. Try them and
yourselves the trouble of stopping your mill when all
else is right.
~ JOHN NJ. MASON.
June s. 1858. l2-tf
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TDr. L. u. F0ote.

a HINT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.-Af few drops of
carbonate of ammonia ina small quantity OF rain
water will prove safe and easy anti-acd etc, and
will change, if carefully applied, discolored spots
upon carpets and indeed all spots, whether
produced by acids or alkalies. If carpet be
injured by whitcwash, this will Immediately restore
If
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w. RAEDER
Architect and Civil E1zagEEEccE.

SIL7SBIRT, v. Q,
VW7I Ill furnish Designs, Specifications and Super
w attendance for Town Houses, Cottages, Villas
Stores, and Public Buildings also, for constructions
belonging to Railroads. such Bridges OF Stone Wood
OF Iron, and all Buildings required at Stations.
Plans and estimates given for the Improvement OF
Wafer Powers, and mechanical construction in general
ADMINISTRATION. J. W. Ellis: Chas F. Fisher Pres
\. c. RailrOad Jas. c. Turner Chit Eng'r Wcstr n C.
Railroad, Salisbury; c. p. Mcndenhall Treas.r ~ G.
Railroad Co. Greensboro r.. I. Snontorl. Treas
Wcst'r \. c. Railroad. St;tesville. y. G.
Salisbury y. C., June H. 1853. GIN Is
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3,4O0 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale my Land in Union county lying
Il Clear Creek and Crooked Greek, known as the
Smart Land 1t has been surveyed into three tracts
tract containing 1900 acres 800 acres, and one
go acres, all contiguous to each other. Said Land is
well adapted to the cultivation of cotton, corn, wheat
and other small grain and well situated for grazing
purposes. 1t is nearly all woodland and well tmbcred,
within a convenient distance of the Charlotte and Will
mngton Railroad and is situated in the gold region be-
tween Gold Hill and the HOWE Mine. Cold has already
Little Mountain.
also offer for sale a TRACT OF LAND lying in
York District S. c.. Big Sugar Creek joining the
Lands of Baxter Springs and others, containing
$50 Acres.
Said Land has been considered of the best Cotton
Plantations in York District and there is no better
land for and wheat.
If desired, Will divide any of the aforesaid Land to
suit purchascr>: and the purchaser can have his own
time pay the money provided he makes it secure.
Apply to me at Charlotte.
W. F. DAVIDSON
June g :}n
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Gun and Lock Smithing.

All work in the above business except stocking will be
punctually attended to and finished in the best manner
of workmanship, at my shop north ofthc court house
Overnran Wilson's coach shop.
JOHN VI. MASON.
June s, 1898. !2-tf
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Lumber for Sale.

II HAVE hand - 200 feet of Lumber, of all
III kinds, and am prepared to fill all orders at 81 per
hundred the Mill, board measure will deliver it
on moderate terms The Lumber can be found - miles
north of Charlotte, the Charlotte and Statesyillc
Plank Road.
JOHN W. WALLACE.
June |. 1858. 3nl-pd
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Poverty is like panthcr-look it steadily in
the face and it will turn and fee from you, says an
exchange. Yes, butlike Davy Crocket's panther,
its nasty varmint to freeze to a Teller when it
once gifts good hold, and the nick of the joke is
to catch its eyes.
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SANDS sARsAPARBzzA

Inc very pest remedy
FOR PURIFYING THE MOOD,
ind for tile cure Of Scro,ta 2hcumaiisa Sat- Rho,u5
Ftrer Sores Elysipejos, Bjles, lNercuyioL Lxeages
CettmeoHs EJutioa$, Lrer Comltaaf StuGLorn Ulcers
Loss Of llpctjt", Gcnerat De5iLity, &C.
The health of the human system depends almost
entirely upon the state of the blood. If the vital
ling fluid which prcvades every tissue, every mem
branc fibre, flncnt, gland, or other organ primary
or subsidiary II the body be charged with the element
ofdscase sickness must be the consequence and unt
the CAUSES OF DISEASE existing in the blood are
eradicatcd permanent relief can be expected II i
here that the powerful notwithstanding properties of
this Medicine manifested its searchiup oncration
reaches the Of disease and the cures it pcrfp
arc therefore radical and thorough.
Hundreds Of persons, who had croancd honelessl,-
for years under Cutancous and Glandular disorders
Chronic Rhcnnatfsnl and many other coTnpIainfs
and the circulation, have been raised as If were From,
the rack of disease and now, with r.gcncratcd con
situations gladly testify to the efficacy Of this incsti1n
bic preparation.
Srrenl7o,s Llccr Cared
GiBsoNs WELLS, Tenn, Jan. o, I855-Ncsxrs p
y. Sands: Gcntlemen-AIy daughter seventeen vc,r
Of age, was some time ago seized with an ulcer IN tho
front OF her nose, which gradually increased eatinc,
array the fiesh ard became very painful We tried ali
disease ! at length procured a bottle of yonr. S,r
parilfa which afforded almost Immediate relief. "a
after baking three bottles was entirely cured ".i
Yours, respectfully, " PATRICK CT EsOx-s
b. Prepared and sold by,A. B. & d. Sands Drna
gists, New York - us' Drug-
The Agent in Charlotte is F. SCARF & 90 X
Trade street. sEa .9E1 - y ~ " 40. 81
Trlce 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.. st
JUNG ], 1853 3m go
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4 MAN Drowned BY HIS WIFE.-At Buffalo,
on Wednesday, woman named Long was arrested
for the murder of her husband. When arrested,
she stated that her husband committed suicide in
consequence Of losses at cards \ canal boat
captain testioS, however, that he saw the woman
push her husband into the canal, after which she
stood quietly by until he had sunk, when she went
hack to her house and commenced drinking
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Belts Belts !! Belts y!
ENRON the best Betting Company, at Manufacturers
CASH PRICES:

GeAs Seamless Belts manutacturcd to order at short
notice.
Conducting Hose of all sizes for steam pres
sure ordered direct from the Manufacturers ALSO,
Packing of all descriptions at 81 Cents per pound.
j. B. +. BOONE.
June |, 1883 If
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NOTICE !!

Having bought the entire stock of BOOTS,
SHOES &C, of Boone Co.. | shall continue the
business at their old stand where shall be happy to
my old friends and customers.
J. +. F. BOONE.
Nav 81. 1858. 3m.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20

LAWS OF have thirty-two States,
and there are almost many different laws of
divorce as there are States. The reader may see
ofthese differences by the following statement:
l. In the States of Georgia, Alabama, and Mis-
sissippi, twothirds of the Legislature must concur
with decision of the Court to make divorce
2. In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, South
Carolina Louisiana, and Missouri, no divorce can
be granted, but by special act of the Legislature;
and South Carolina has never granted divorce.
3. In the States of Connecticut, Ohio, and
Illinois, all divorces are total.
4. In Massachusetts, New York and North
Carolina, nothing but adultery is of divorce.
.. In Illinois, two years absence only is cause
ofdivorce.
6. In Indiana we believe, anything is a cause in
the discretion of the Court Ctacinnati GUzctte.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20

MEN. FOR SCHOOL GIRLs--A model young
lady just graduated from certain distant academy,
remarked, the other day. II cannot deceive how
the young gentlemen of the Pamela can drink to
snch recess, when they know it so conjurious to
their institutions. "-FanotG Star
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20

Hints FOR TIE FARMERS. Dig your potatoes
when the ground is dry; You then gather them
free from dirt, then stow them away under cover,
where the frost will not touch them.
Toads are the best protection of cabbage agains t
lice.
Plants when dropping are revived by a few grains
of Camphor.
Sulphur is valuable in preserving grapes, &c,
from insects
Lard ne spoils in warm weather. fit is cooked
enough when frying out.
In feeding corn, sixty pounds ground go far
as one hundred pounds in the kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground very fine, it
Injuries the richness of it.
Turnips of small size have double the nutritious
matter that large ones have.
Rats and other vermin are kept away from grain
by sprinkling of garlic when packing the sheaves
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20

A COOP COw.-A friend writing to us from
Mocksville, n. c., (says the Salisbury Waterman,
under date of Sth July, says
81 have made from Cow, since the 18th day
of January 1893, one hundred and FIVE pounds of
butter, it being just six months yesterday, or 26
weeks. Can you or any of your townsmen beat it?
My COW has not been fed since the first of \ ril,
on anything, except little meal while milking;
during the months of January, February and March,
she was fed upon oats mixed with meal"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20
Good Family Flour.

u WILL keep supply ofmy best Flour at the Store
Ill of H. B. WILLIAMS & CO., where those
DESTROYS obtain it at any time, FOR CASH.
J. b. STEWART.
Charlotte june l., 1858 #
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The more our ladies practice walking, the more
graceful they become in their movements. Those
ladies acquire the best carriage who don't ride
in one.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-20

NEOEsEEEAD.
On the 18th and both of July. 1888, at the City Of
Morchead. j. VI. MOREHEAD,
Pres. Shcphards Point Land Company
June -, 1888 3l4-Gt.
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THE LAzIEsT.-Whata good old story this is
During the summerof 1910 says the knckerbocker,
corn being scarce in the upper country, and of
the citizens being hard pressed for bread, having
worn threadbare the hospitality of his generous
neighbors by his extreme lazincss they thought it
IN act of justice to bury him. Accordingly he
was carried to the place of interment, and, being
met by one of the citizens the following converse
ton took place:
';IIallo, what have You got there?'
"Poor old Mr. s.
"What are you going to do with him
BURY him"
"What! Is he dead? I had not heard it."
"No, he is not dead, but he might as we'll be; for
he has no corn. and is too lazy to work for any
That is too cruel for civilized people. I'll give
Two bushels of corn myself rather than see him
buried alive
Old $. raised the cover and asked in a dragging
tone, rs it shelled?''
No. but You can she'll it"
Drive on boys'
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Bows Clothing.

To parents would say, YOU can find an assortment
at Clothing Store where keep all kinds, which
is we'll made.
May 18th. FCIL1NGS, SPRINGS Il co.
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Stock Of Gents, & Boys, Clothing
SSENsEEeH, SUITS.

At any price you may want.-Anotier bold assertion,
but nevertheless true. Nothing like being connected
with Il manufacturing house.
FULLINCiS, SPRINGS & co.
Nav 4th. If
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NOT

June l. 1853.
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Charlotte: y. c., Jan, %, 1853.
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Shirts. Shirts,

White LINN, White and Fancy MarsclleS, lower than
the kind can be manufactured in the United States,
at FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
| NAY 4th. If
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May 81, 1853.
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SILVER PLATING,

June s. 1858.
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Charlotte. June s, 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-30
General Notices.


VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DUFI.IN COUNTY.
80 THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, UNTIL
% the lst of November next, that valuable plantation
known as part of tie Giles T. Loftin tract of land,
on the south side of Raesnake Swamp and Northeast Rv
er containing 725 acres. This is good FARMING LAND
and can be bought for SO per and terms easy Or
Will sell for $50 per the land where now live the
south side of Bear Swamp and east side of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road, containing 375 acres which is
OF the best small farms to be found in this State. deem it
unnecessary to say more as will buy without first
making examination The poorest part of these lands
this year in cultivation, which will show what they are.
j.. r. LOFTIN.
June Is. 42-1It*
Goldsboro Tribune copy months. and send bill above
Bear Swamp P. O., n. C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-30
RICE COUNTRIES
62,l76.O62,OOO

These countries produce other grains aud articles OF
food to extent but rice the chief age and when
flesh is used it is usually cooked with rice. The con
100000 lbs, there remains for export considerable
quantity which finds its way to the countries of Europe
to greater less extent according to the rates of
freight and the dearness of food in Europe The rice of
the East however then encounters that Of the United
States which is largely imported into most Of the
tries of Europe. There great variety in the quail
ties of Rice That of Bengal is larger grained coarse,
end of reddish cast and it is parboiled in Eastern
ports to make it keep Patna rice is the most esteemed
of Asatic rce but that of the United States is far
perior to any other. p -.7 -
In addition to the rice producing countries mentioned
in the above table, we may state that the italian States
grow rice largely exporting on an average to the amount
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-30

of about eight millions francs Portugal grew in 1851
Ii 100000 lbs. Spain grows extensively on the coast
of the Mediterranean Russia produces hardy variety
of rice on the coast of the Sea of Azof and the Black
coast of the Adratic In Egypt and on the Island Of
Borneo rice is grown in large quantities. The Cape
Verde and Indian Islands European and Asiatic Tr-
key, Greecs and the States of Brazil New Grenada,
Venezuela La Plata Paraguay, Uruguay and the Gui-
tions of their territories in considerable quantities
The crop of the United States according to the ma
tiOnaI census, was in 1910 and 1850 as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-30
Decline of European Emigration.

The arrival of emgrants at New York, during tue
week ending Friday shows total of four thousand two
hundred ard three making the total from lst of January
to date forty thousand five hundred and ninety one
The arrivals during the first six months Of last year were
one hundred and one thouSand-showng falling off in
1855 of tysix thousand five hundred and twenty-nine
The immediate of this decline is sufficiently
obvious-the revulson both in the United States and
Europe diminishing the motives well as the means OF
emgratng. But in addition to this, of the Gov
ernments of Europe particularly those of Germany have
of late been making strenuous efforts to arrest drain OF
their population that threatened serious effects
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CARRIAGE FACTORY

Ra1Do B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
B that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neatness and despatch He supern
tends all his operations person. and guarantees that his
work shall be durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He is now constantly employed in manufacturing and ap
plying his patent scroll springs without which nc
buggy be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of ncalculable benefit they completely prevent
upon the other springs which has given rise to
many breakngs. All who want easy riding buggy will
give him a call
Nav 28th 1858 39-tf
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From the Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist.
SYLYANIA, july Q. 1858

Nh. Editor: The remedy published in your paper, of
recent date-he copperas soutionfor the disease in
CATTLE am happy to inform you, is the very thing to
arrest that disease. tried it as soon as saw it, and
the cattle that had been previously drenched with other
medicine had grown worsesome of them so weak they
could scarcely get up-but are now doing well.
The crops in our county look very fne There is a.
bundance of old yet unsod and holders are offer
ing it at reduced prices. ~
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May 7th, 1858.
SIOO REWARD.

~ Runaway from the subscriber, about the
x 18th day of June, 1851 his man " RICHARD" " some
mulao about 80 to 35 years of age rather likely quick
spoken and given to talking especially if he has been drink
his pierced and has generally small rings in them.
He is Carpenter by trade. He formerly belonged to Mr.
afa bag "u 6e Was sore rSG1 @ H e
wife in Wilmington named Maria, belonging to Mrs c. A.
lurking about Wilmington or perhaps may have gone to
Weldon Petersburg, Norfolk passing himself off free
and may have obtained work at of the railroad depos
will give the above reward for his delivery me, his
lodgment in any jail where can get him.
j. H. MURPHY.
Moore's Creek New Hanover Co., N. C.
May Is, lS5S,-2l3-6t-38-tf.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court Pleas and Quarter ScSSionS-MCtY Term, 1856.
George Hobbs and others,
,,,. uih Co1;n Petition for Partition.
Hobbs and others.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction OF the Court. that
Calvin Hobbs and Amsey Hobbs, heirs at law Of Curtis
Hobbs deceased nOresidents 1t is thcreupon order
ed that notice be given by publication for six weeks in the
Wilmington Journal to the end that Calvin Hobbs and Amsey
Hobbs appear the next term Of said Court to be held
at the Court House in Clinton the Sd Monday of August
next and plead demur to said petition or judg
ment pro CO6SSO will be entered to them and decree
for partition accordingly.
TEST JOHN r. BEAMAN, Clerk of our said Court at
Office in Clinton the Sd Monday of May, A. D. 1855.
JOHN R, BEANAN, Clerk
July 9th, 1858 [Pr adv. SIS 62l 45 ct
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Schools.
WAYNE FEMALE COLlEGE.


TTHIS INSTITUTION, located in Godsboro', N. Co. is in
der the present Faculty its has exceeded the
tations of its warmet friends Entire harmony among the
Teachers, excellent health application to study and good
and increasing hold upon the public confidence the cle
ments which constitute fourishing College All of these
are enjoyed by young and growing Institution Oul
prospects frightening every day. and of great
usefulness opens before With these surroundings,
invite public attention to Wayne Female College, and with
grateful for past offer to lead
the lovely daughters of happy land to the pure fountains
Of virtue and knowledge
The Fall Session will begin Thursday the 18th of July
lS18. Board including Washing, Lights, Fuel and Room
Furniture SO per month Tuition in the College SO
per Session For Catalogue giving full information al
dress the undersigned. S. NJ. FROST. President.
June 18th. 1858 A3Gt