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Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04

DR. J. M. SLEDGE:
 Dear Sir--In conversation with your agent, learned that some prejudiced persons, which are to be found everywhere, against patent med lelnes. 5poke of your medicines as not doing much 5r themselves or any one else. To see justice done between all parties, and to enable others, if they wish, to receive the same bene- fits that have from your medicines, will simply give you statement of facts, which you can make any use of you please If any one doubts let them call on me and can satis- fy them. l am probably as we'll known as any one in this portion of the State, but l am not in the habit of giving certificates, but feel
 that in giving this one am fully iustifed.- My son was taken sick with the Flux last July, and lay seventeen or eighteen days, when all hope on my part was gone, and nothing ap-, peared to do him any good, l commenced giv- ing him your Diarrhea or Flux Syrup, and he commenced mending immediately. I verify believe itwas the saving of his life. You have the facts. Hoping that others may receive the benefit that my son did, remain, yours respectfully, JOHN F. ANDERSON.
 ANDERSON, TENN. March 31, 1858.
 DR. SLEDGE Dear Sir: Your medicines have rendered general satisfaction here; they have even gone beyond the f1attering recom- mendation given by yourself. l have used in my family with unparalleled success, your NtIFOuS. 1OulCs youi D1iuP5 ohu your Liniment and Hoarhound Pectoral and have found them superior to any medicines ever used here, for the various diseases arising from a miasmatic country like this, where Fever and Ague, Diarrhea and Rheumatism, are the prevailing diseases. Your Nervous Tonic has been used by many others as we'll as myself, as preventive of Fever and Ague 1; and it has invariably given satisfaction l for one say emphatically that it will prevent Chills and Fevers, if taken according to the directions; and that one bottle will save any family ten times the cost if used as proven tive. used it in my family last year, and will certify on oath that one bottle saved me at least ten times its cost. The three years previous to last year, not one of us escaped the Chills and Fevers, and last year we used only one of your bottles of Nervous Tonic
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-04
SPUN COTTON AND OsNARIrRcS

A LWAYS on hand, full supply of Spun IA Cotton and Osnaburgs, for sale at manu- facturers' prices, adding freight and commis- sion
 oct9 McLAREN, OursrNRrRRv S- Co
 Firth & Jackson received bales, which they bought at 10@l0l cents
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N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. c.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. c.
July IL, 1858. 4
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElVED
- at this office until 10 o'clock A NJ I4th of August
next for the purchase of 100000 of n State Coupon
Bonds issued under An Act to incorEorte the Western
n C. Railroad Company" and running thirty years frou
The above Bends will have Coupons for interest at
per cent per attached, payable 1s January and
July in each year.
The principal and will be payable at the Bank OF
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers to
have them payable at the Treasury Of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed of the acceptance
of ther bids can deposit the of their bids nclu
ding the accrued interest," the credit of the undersigned
in the Bank aforesaid the Bank Of the State or Bank
of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"Proposas n G. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra-
leigh, N. G. go
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
''' d. W. COURTS
Public Ifedsurer.
STD.
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NoRrHAMproN CoUNrY.-We had the pleasure of
seeing in the City day last week, that sterling
Democrat and able and faithful public servant, Gen.
Thomas j. Person, Of Northampton, who is, we
learn, candidate for reelection to the Senate from
that county. Gen. P. has no opposition; nor in
deed has the Commons ticket, composed OF Messrs.
Smallwood and Ransom. With such candidates,
the Democracy of Northampton will send out good
report to their brethren on the first Thursday in
August Gen. P. informed US that the Democracy
of the County enthusiastic and united IN their
support of Judge Ellis and counted confidently on
giving him a large vote.
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North 7cARoIINA sTANDARD: WEDNEsDA d,

NoKsENsE.-It is amusing to read the stuff put 1
out BY the opposition press about Messrs Kerr Os.
borne & Co., nominating Judge Ellis and throwing
Mr. Holden overheard. Mr. Kerr is particularly
talked about, and yet he voted for the nomination
of Mr.. Holden Fiji. Journal 4
True enough. Before the Charlotte Convention
was held Holden" formed the chief staple of Mr..
McRaes denuncia ions; but after the Convention,
!" Holden" became all at once very proper man."
Many tears were shed over the result at Charlotte
by sundry persons of the opposition; and the Con.
vention has been compared to an assembage Of
birds of the most opposite natures, by whom " Hol-
den" hustled of the nest and forced into the
bleak, unwholesome air. Nevertheless Holden" is
just what he was, both in heart and in action and
the answer he makes to Mr.. McRae, to the sympa
thizng opposition and especially to the Register is
the earnest support which he is extending, and ex.
tending with pleasure, to John W. Ellis. We are
not surprised at such tactics the part of the op
position. If " Holder" " or any one else had been
nominated, we should have heard the same express
sions of sympathy for Judge Ellis.
But never since the State has had name, did
any man boast of such supporters as Mr.. McRae can
boast of. There they are-look at them, and judge
for yourselves. Know Nothings fulfedged and
half fAedged-Know Nothings with the shell of one
degree upon their heads. and Know Nothngs with
the shells of three degrees upon their heads-old
Federalists, opposers of the of 1872 and young
Federalists, opposers of the war with Mexico-the
Gimer men, sympathizing with the black Republi-
cans by opposing Lecompton and the President, and
the Register men, the Register several months
ago, declaring that refusal to admit Kansas with
the Lecompton Constitution " as submitted" would
be an unparalleled outrage "-the Dockery men,
against the Western Extension and the Vance men,
for the Western Extension-tax men and anti-tax
| men-State debt men, and anti State debt men
Peoples Bank men, and anti Peoples Bank men
renegades, disorganizers, malcontents, soreheads,
&c. &C. &c all constituting such medley--such
a compound--such congomeration as would star
tie Pandemonium itself from its propriety. But
this compound of discordant elements is already in
"chronic Decline" After the first Thursday in
August this bird of evil omen will /" take unto itself
wings and fly away" and having changed its name
and its plumage it will return about the first of the
| year 1860, to vex the air once more with its harsh
notes and fruitless futterings.
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Health of Ne,o Orleans-Damage to the Cotton
Crop, dc.
New ORLEANS, July 6.-The board of health report
eight deaths from yellow fever the past week, being
an increase of six the preceding week. No alarm,
however, is felt.
A break occurred IN Diamond Levee yesterday,
and it is already twenty feet wide and four deep
Vigorous measures have been taken to check it. which
will probably be successful.
The damage to the cotton crop by the recent over
flow is estimated at 400, 600 bales The total in.
crease of receipts at all the ports compared with the
same time last year is ia, 900 bales.
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REruRsED.-we nseIsctsdd. q aeties At the proper
Thos Rufin He arrived on the god ult.s, Ind re-
NAMED but . few days, business or natural atfec-
tion-or perhaps both-cang him to Franklin
county, the principal seat we believe Of his family
connections. While he remained, the numerous
friends that thronged his Office is an additional proof
of the estimation in which he is held at home.
On the same day arrived VIM. Geo. Robinson.
after absence of two years at the United States
Military Academy, at West Point. He brings home
his diploma from that celebrated institution and WILL
We suppose. join the regular Army, with the rank
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-07-14

PITT COUNTY learn that the Democrats OF
Pitt have nominated Lemuel Deberry. Esq, for the
Senate, and DR.. w. j. Blow and Gen. It. T. b. Smgel-
tary for the Commons This is strong ticket ana
with it success cannot be doubtful A 0reenVie
correspondent of the Petersburg Erpress says
regret to state that DR.. Blow had slight stroke OF
apoplexy on Sunday night, but he is now nearly re-
covered"
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PETERSBURG MARKET.


WHEATThere have been sales Of several small lots OF
new lately at 81 2o9! The quality far is poor be-
ing more less injured by rust.
As the market has yet regularly opened are un
able give reliable quotations. but remark that the views
buyers below The opening price of the season Old
Wheat very dull of SALE and such quote at $l@l lo
for good to prime
COTTON-The market ruled quiet to-day, and we hear
of transaction of importance We continue TO quote
prime at ll34c. fair to good llA@llHc- and lo%@llc
for stained and low grades. =,
TOBACCO-The market is quiet without any quotaoie
change in prices.
BACON has declined and the market is quiet, with only
a fair demand. Western cured Shoulders 71S@sc Sides
MESS PORK-Cncinnati inspection, $ls 5o@sso co.
CORN-Sales of prime at 621S cents Receipts very
light. ..
GUANO-This valuable fertilizer is becoming quite an
expensive article The agents at Baltimore Messrs Bar
reda Brother recently advanced 8 per on and It
is selling $50. For this heavy advance, no reason
has been assigned. :,
FLOUR-fhis article continues very dull, and the de-
maud is confined almost entirely to home consumption
The stock hand is mostly of Country Brands and Tor
S6@615 for Family.
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Later from Europe.

ST. LOUIS, July 1O.-The steamship Fulton from
Southampton on the SOth of June, arrived off Cape
Race yesterday She reports strong westerly winds,
bnt no icebergs. Saw nothing of the cable fleet.
The cotton market at Liverpool closed buoyant
Breadstuffs were steady. Provisions dull. Consols
95Sa95i for money.
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July /, 1858.
6,oMMITTED TO JAIh.aTAKEN y, GankTY Up AMp'

(yOMMITTED TO JAIL.-TAKEN UP AN AND
~ COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE CoONIt
ON the 10th inst negro woman who her name -
GRACE, and that she belongs to CHURCHWELL'1nH ~ nH,'
Of S,uth- Carolina; and thai she sold by Eaw
of Elizabeth Citv, n. c. to Cad Pride, traoer OF ou
Carona by whom she sold to said 'ones'
Said negro woman is black about zee. ncnes g
upper front teeth out and says she Is auS o. nnrtv
The is notified come forward prove Pryper!ys
pay charges and take her away, or she VIII DC oea' WIZ"
as the law directs. ,r,,, =, ,,,ou Sl,E
July 10, 1858.
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TIME WILSON SCHOOLS WILL OPEN on

IL THE FIRST MUNDAY IN SEPTEMBEK. New
Buildings spacious expensive and conveniently arranged
for the young ladies' and the old Academy Buildings
paired partitoned &C. for the young gentemen No ef
forts expense will be spared securing the best of As
sstants. Mr. MARSHALL will remain in the Academy.
NV own services will be given mostly tn the Seminary
Apparatus and Library will be supplied as the studies may
Iequire-
a prompt attendance is very desirable. Parents guar
diaps and students will please bear this in mind For our
Annual Circular and further particulars address the sub
scriber at Cornish Flat N. a., ]. 3. WILLIAMS ESQ.,,
Wilson, n. G..
ID. 8. RICHARDSON,
Principal of Wilson Schools
July /. 1885, SS-wA-
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Mr. Douglas at Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Mr. Douglas was received here
with grand display. He made speech defending
his political course and the Dred Scott decision, and
re-endorsed the Democratic platform. Fire works
were discharged in several parts Of the town. Twen-
ty thousand persons were estimated to be in atten-
dance
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MARRIED,

In Wayne county, the 9Th inst, by VIM K Lane,
ESQ., Col NJ K Crawford to MISS Ophelia Howell daugh-
ter of BENJAMIN Howell deceased
On the ut Currtuck county, at the residence Of
her father by the Rev. ]. D. Elwel Dr. w. H. Cowel to
Miss Lizzie Lamb Morgan.
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July 10, 1858.
ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, AT

0nn ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, AT
SOO JAMESTOWN STATION, n. c. r. K, Im-
nediately DEEP RIVER, 'u which is NEW TWO
STORY DWELLING, 40 BY 20 feet with basement in
which is a Cook Room. Dining Room, Pantry, DC A
NEW BARN, so BY 40 feet with basement. Smoke
pete Situation heathy-ani very productive and in a
fair state cultivation-bein well adapted for growing
Wheat, Oats, Corn and TobIcco-a FINE Meadow
500 CHOICE FRUIT TREES An abundance of timber
finely watered by numerous SpRINGS. chance is
offered gentleman desiring pleasant residence in
moral and intelligent community. -
Jamestown n. c. July S, 1853. 56-3m.
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Reception of Senator Douglas at Toledo.

Reception Of Ssnat0r Douglas at Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., July S.-Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
arrived here last evening, and enthusiastically
received by upwards of three thousand citizens and
escorted to the hotel amid the firing of cannon. He
was addressed, behalf Of the citizens, by w. o.
Moreton. Mr.. Douglas made happy reply. A
grand display of fireworks concluded the festivities.
The demonstration was one Of the largest par
ticipated in this city.
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No Neus of In. Atzantie Tsleoraph.

TRINITY BAY, July 1O.-There yet no indica
tions of the approach of the Niagara, with the At
lantic Telegraph. Weather clear and beautiful
wind easterly.
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N. G. STATE Srocks.--At an opening of bids at
the Treasurer's office few days since, $4,000 Of
North Carolina Coupon Bonds were bid for and
awarded at premium of one.third of one per cent.
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Extensive Sale Of Real Estate in the City Of
Raleigh.
TWILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w ON THE PREMISES, THE 26TH DAY OF JULY,
the Lots lying Wilmington Street. and known in the
plan of the City Lots No. l6, IL SO and 49,
The improvements consist of three good and convenient
two story and four smaller dwellings, with the necessary
out-houses all of which will be sold separately.
The will be divided into convenient size Lots
and lie well for improvement plan may be at my
office Mr. Towles Store showing the location and size
of each Lot.
Purchasers are invited to examine the premises before
the day of sale.
TERNs:-A credit of l2 months with interest from the
lst day of January 1885, when possession will be given
purchasers giving bond and good security Title TO be
taned until purchase money paid
DANL G. FOWLE,
Trustee for James N. Towles.
July 10 1858. 55-tds
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II KISS.ME.QUICK,
n THE FAvORITE PERFUME,
Distilled from Fragrant
-TULIPST
Kiss-mequck the Perfume,
Kiss mequick, the Sachet,
Kiss-mequick Soap.
Impromptu on the New Perfume.
"kissMe- luickl"-a inviting name!-
Delicious the scent doubt,
Which all the beaux will proclaim
No belle should be without.
'Ts well to caution ladies all
Beware if eer you it;
The Privilege that its name grant
Could any refuse it?
Just received and for sale BY
WARD HUGHES,
Druggists
Raleigh July IL, 1885, 56-E
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rw We learn that Mr. N. W. Arlington, Of Nash,
and Maj. Harris, of Franklin, who were so oaoy
beaten by gang of rufisns in Richmond nave
arrived at their homes, and that they are rapidly
recovering from the injuries received.
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w Bear in mind that every person who is en-
titled to vote for members Of the House Of Com
mons, will also be entitled to vote at the next August
election and at all subsequent elections for members
of the Senate. And bear in mind, also. that this
great right was secured to the people by the Demo-
cratic party of the State,
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TIME TRUSTEES IF THE TAWBORO'
IL ACADEMY WISH to employ gentleman to take
charge of the Male Department Of their School the
FIRST OF JANUARY, 1859.
Undoubted testimonials of scholarship character and
qualifications to teach, must be presented
Address, JNO. s. DANCY,
Pres. of the Board
Tawboro', July s, 1858. 5s-H
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TIL L NJ A II X e T ).

THE MAR ETS.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
JULY 10. 1853.
BACON 1sc; COFFEE ll1k@l31lc; COTTON 1lS
Ike; LARD lS@l4c MOLASSES 2sl93Oc.; SALT 81 23
9Uc.; FLAX SEED 81 90.
TURPENTINE-Virgin dip 81 rs; Yellow 81 20; Hard
81 90; Spirits SEC.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Saes during the week at
36 and 81 cents.
FLOUR-Receipts small and wanted at quotations.
BACON-The market is well supplied with Western
n c. Hams and much wanted.
LARD-Scarce and in demand.
NEwBERN MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. C. STANDARD"
By WIN. II. OLIVER CO.,
Grocers Commission Receiving Forardng Merchants
Dealers IN Lime, Gudno, dc,
july 10, 1858.
BACON-Hog round l21S.
COFFEE-Ro l2@l3c; Laguayra lS@l4c-; Maracai-
bo l5c.
FISH-Blue Fish . Dbl. ss 25; Mulet 81; Shad, No.
FLoUR-N. c., . bbl.. IS 5O@ss 90.
GRAIN-Corn Csc.
HAY-Sl 90.
LARD-l214c.
LIME-Lump 81 25.
MEAL-Snc.
MOLAsSEs-As to quality, New Orleans 4Oc; West In
PORk-City Mess . Dbl. $50 90.
RoSNS sosi oS R1sn dn oil u, i5@sO coarse per se Sa
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3S cents.
SUGAR-Refned 10@llc.; Brown s11@9cj Crushed
lsAe .
TURpENTINE-Dip Sc 20; scrape 81 20; Virgin none
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
july 10, 1858.
TURPENTINE-Sales yesterday afternoon Of 276 bbls.
at 50 for virgin and So 20 for yellow dip, $50 lbs
Nothing done this morning.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Under the advccs received
Yesterday there was considerable activity the market
and large The sales comprise Zoo bbs at
cents and 1000 do at 40 cents per galonpart oil the
sales made arrive. This morning about 2OO
bbs. changed hands at 10 cents
ROSIN-Sales yesterday of 900 bbls. low grade No
at 81 5U6Q2 l215 bbl. For Common the market ruled
active prices advanced with sales of 7ou bbs at
81 IL for large bbs and 81 ~ $40 lbs. This morning
1000 do. do. sold at 81 l25 for medium and 81 10 for
large size bbls.
FLOUR-Has declined a shade and 30 b5is. State brands
sold yesterday at s. 80 for superhne and 50 IS bo ior
family.
SALT-eOO sacks Liverpool ground received coastwise
on yesterday, and sold at Is cents per sack, cash.
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STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
- GRAHAM, Alamance County, the 9TH July inst,
a Bay Mare, about ten old, medium size. black
and TAIL blind in her right eye hind legs white from pas
the hoos reasonable reward will be given for
the delivery of said Mare to
GEO. j. FREELAND.
July l2 1858. 2s-w2t.
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STATE AGRIouLruRA1r SocIErr.-We learn that the
Executive Committee of this Society, which held
meeting in this City last week. changed the time of
the State Fair from November to October 18th, 20th
2lst, and 22d. This was done to avoid conflict
with the Virginia Fairs.
We learn that Wilson W. Whitaker, Esq, was
elected Secretary of the Committee in place of Mr.
w. D. Cooke; and that Capt. Rufus s. Tucker, of
this City, was appointed member of the Committee;
in place Of Mr.. Whitaker, chosen Secretary.
UTAB.-The War Department is in receipt Of dis
patches from General Johnston dated the 1lth of
June. They contain nothing of especial interest,"
The Army was in good condition According to the
copies of the official ORDERS the troops were to march
forthwith in three divisions may consecutive
days. to Salt Lake Valley in compliance with the
nstr uctons of the Government.
W Bear in mind that every person who is en-
titled to vote for members of the House Of Com
MONS will also be entitled to vote at the next August
election and at all subsequent elections for members
of the Senate. And bear in mind, also. that this
great right secured to the people by the Demo-
cratic party of the State.
CooKE's MAP OF Routes TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
w. D. Cooke, Esq, of this City, has laid upon
our table very neat copy of pocket map of the
routes to the Virginia Springs, which it seems to US
will prove useful only to travellers to the Springs
but to all who take interest in the great lines Of
communication between the North and South.
&C. Mutual Life Insurance Company.
The following statement will show the operations
and condition Of the Company to June 1st, 1858:
No. of Policies in force to June 1st, 1857,
CAST reportO 2,l93
No. of Policies issued this year, AIT
2,slo
No. of Cancelled and Expired Policies this ..
wear. 443
Now in force, 2,1e7
or which 1915 are slaves, and 492 are whites.
| RECEIPTS.
Amount on hand as per last Report, $ll4,1l3 %
of Premiums received to June
1.1s5s 6662O A
Amount of interest," 5,s7S 81
overpad by Agents, % 80
$lS6635 06
Deduct amount of notes cancelled and
expired this year, 6,oss o2
$1sO,542 O4
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount paid white losses, $157l6 80
slave losses. l4.433 90
S3O,149 80
Salaries to officers and to
travelling Agent for six
teen months, 1926 90
Amount paid Commissions
to 50 Agents. 2,o93 SO
Amount paid examining
Physicians fees, printing,
advertising, stationery,
Office rent postage, tax.
es, &C., 2,S7O SO
-- $7,6s9 4!
Balance overpad by Ag-
ents, per last report, 522 Al
|
$as,a6l 2!
ASSETS.
Amount of Premium Notes
drawing six per cent
interest, sss,sss II
Amount of Stock in Bank
Of Cape Fear, 1000 90
Amt Of individual Bonds, 22,656 73
Amt in hands of Agents, $3.50 "a
Amt in hands of Treasurer, 10, l59 AZ
- $142 $50 z
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UTAH.-The War Department is in receipt Of dis
patches from General Johnston dated the 1lth of
June. They contain nothing of especial interest,"
The Army was in good condition. According to the
copies of the official ORDERS the troops to march
forthwith in three divisions, on may consecutive
days. to Salt Lake Valley, in compliance with the
nstr uctions of the Government.
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1SU,042 U4
No losses due and unpaid. All losses paid on the
day when due, or before The company has paid,
during the nine years of its existence, dividends
amounting to IS per cent, averaging 10 per cent on
the annual premiums paid in.
R. II. BATTLE, Secretary.
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LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
AT I,oUIsBURG. FRANKLIN Co. n. c.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL WILL commence the 2STH OF JULY, and end
on the 22D OF DECEMBER following.
TERMS:
Board per month, 500
Washing, 90
Fuel and Lights, 90
Tuition in Primary Department, 10 90
Tuition in Academic Department, Is 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department, 20 90
Music and ornamental branches will be taught at the
The Faculty consist of full corps Of expe-
rienced and competent Teachers For Circulars containing
all necessary information address,
J. p. NELSON President.
I,ouisburp, June 10, 1858. 56-4f.
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@1A REV FROM THE
SlV SUBSCRIBER, the 9th inst, negro boy
GEORGE, aged about % "a years, medium size and
height, and very rough skin his face. Said boy was
purchased about three years since from Josiah Brdger,
Louisburg; but he raised Raleigh, where
expect he lurking The above reward will be given for
his apprehension and confinement in Jail SO that get
him again.
WIN. S. LONG.
Edgecombe county, July 8, 1858. ss-wG
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CooKE's MAP OF ROUTES TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
w D. Cooke, Esq, of this City, has laid upon
our table very neat copy of pocket map of the
routes to the Virginia Springs, which it seems to US
will prove useful not only to travellers to the Springs,
but to all who take interest in the great lines Of
communication between the North and South.