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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-18
farm am Gaf0nr.
"HoIIoW Horn

Hollow horn BY enc writer is
classically termed "hcllow belly"
Noa il can be easily proved that all
cattle that have the hollow horn are
not poor, nor have they heen starved.
The best COW tbatI ever owned was
takea in August with hollow horn
while running in pasture sup to her
eyes. The first Indication that |
had of it was, she suddenly almost
entirely failed Of her milk snd would
not cat. l split OPEN the end Of
hef tail two or three inches, which
was hollow, bored her horns, they
we're hollow, and put one or tive
spoousini Of turpsniine couple oil
times IN the cavity Of the top head
between the horns. She got we'll in
two OF three weeks. but was never
afterwards as good for milk. have
often since cured them without
boring the horns, by cutting the tail
a little. and putting on turpentins.
Mr.. Hall, of Upton, told me that
he had COW fat enough for beef, that
be found down, and could not get
up; neighbor told him she had the
hollow horn, but be thought a Eat
animal nevor had the hollow horn;
however, he bored her horns and
found them hellow as quill. He
cured her by putting spirits Of tur-
pent;ae on her head, | Rave known
several cattle thas had the hollow
horn, that seemed TO have the use
Of their limbs, bal no strength in
their backs. Oa'ila are slfeeted by
the disease weeks or months before
their horns gft hollow. think II
is often trough. on by exposure TO
the cold and storms Of winter. Ia
The first stages Of foe disease the
horus are hot Instead Of cold,
have seen an animal almost crazy
by it; The spine as well rs herns are
affected by il. II may be prevented
by one CT two applications Of tuE-
pentine in the fall. winter, or spring
TO ihe cavity on the head between the
horns. 0. NJ G.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-18

PoReINE Lows.-In Iowa they
have sueh huge lorg-nesed hogs IN
portion OF that State, that tho set.
tiers employ them TO plow the fields.
They bury a corn cob at one side Of
The field, and place bog at tho other
side. Tho "porker immediately digs
bis snoat into the rich soil land turns a
furrow equal to thatof the best pillow
right up to the cob. Some settlers
say that il a stump should be ia the
way Of the frrrow, the beg splits
il open With his snout.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-18

To REMoyE DaNpRuvF.- Take q
thimble fnll Of powdered refined bo-
rax lean bo had al any druggists
OF country store, Jet it dissolve in a
teacup full Of water; first brush the
bend well, then vet brush with the
mixture and apply TO the head. Do
this every day for week, and twice
a week alter for afev times. and yon
viii eEtc.ually remove the dandruii-
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800 Reward !!

T1R0KE jailin the county of Lincoln, *,
Id about December last, my Negro "a /.
azaps, NELSON. | viii give $50 re- ~
ward for the apprehension Of said Nelson in
the county of Lincoln, and 500 if caught oft
Of the county Of Lincoln-in either case, said
Nelson to be delivered to me, or lodged in
Lincoln county jail.
DEsCRZE TTC1y.
Nelson is is to 20 years Of age, about 3 feet
inches high, has one or two sears oahis face,
ard had on when he broke jail, heavy. bushy
hairs blacksmith be trade, and viii weigh
from $50 to 40 lbs.
JAMES P. BURKE
Fayetteville, Tenn. une 4, IS57--tf
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TNEaYzIgGA.

9 At.SittN G. - move West, offer a good
a. FARM Of $50 acres for sale, Rfd QUE
third Of a g6od steam saw AfLI.--the mill
ia.sood runninr order, and can eiis upon ga
average 20 asilars worth of lumber per day
Ab5at SO u 90 acres have been deadrncd two
pears. anttas r.eh soil asi 10 ths.Ssete. eae-
hals -he dea,lcEe1 land is under fence. and
web segpliea yAa good timber Of sll Kinds
Fhsye s snnugh good saving timber hardy
% 1de n,iH. 81 Pay Tor half the Dad. A boat
% q - a''Ees eieafe,i TIE property IS sit
laa.ed an tas Ear3piee road running f.om
et;eyIlIe on Norris Creek, and in . fine neigh
borhood, andwilI be seid sn good terms
ANY person wishing to purchase would DO
well to como ard examine the property
There is plenty OF stock water and good
spring. JAMES c. HARRISON.
March 9--tf.
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GaDwErHwN $50

They have, also just received and intend
keeping constantly on hand. supply of the
finest and best finished Eiefasse Burial
CasEzess ever brought tothis market. which
they will sell extremely low, and deliver
in any part of the county free OF extra charge,
in a good bearse Wood Cofins promptly
made as low as any shop in LirNoln, and de-
livered free of extra charge, in any part Of
the county,.
WILSON. MOVERS & WILSON,
Jan. 20.
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A German aud a Frenehman, wal.
king together, we're attracted by a
pig, whose cries resembled oai. @Lis-
ien," said tho German, "the pig is q
countryman of yours; BIO speaks
French. " The Frenchman replied,
aAh, mon cher, but be speaks il With
a villainous German eceens.
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~ tsI 8 "A sA * Z

subscriber has opened shop. AZ Cobb's
j Tai Yard. fer the purpose Of doiH.
all kinds of EouSe and 0rss;s,sactatssE
tsAisstIllE, srEatstsssg, EsssrniiEaa. ssisa-
zsEg. and Paper EEmngissg. at the low
est prices. All orders from tho country
promptly attended to. Satisfaction given or
no charges made. During his absence, al !
orders left with Mckinney 4 Alexander viii
receive prompt attention,
NJ. ". 3. CAPPS.
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,s'ae EfAKnIsIRS


|F7HE undersigned has become agent fer
i'll the sale Of such variety Of Agricultu-
raj works that be feels confident 10 being able
TO suit the taste Of every Que. He calls at
testiou to tho Threshers Of R. II. Pease & Co.,
Wheeler d Melick's Thresher and Wnnnow-
Ier, Elliott 8. Ballston's Lever Power Thrcsh-
er, ard Jaekson's Patent Travelling Thresher
and Winnower. InrefereRco to the latter, it
beings new machine. he would state that the
machine is nsed in tho field, travelling from
shock to shock, leaving the straw scattered
Throughout tho field, thusenriching the ground
and saving the labor and waste of hauling
The machine is work ID with the labor of Ave
bands.
Ee would also call attention to his assort-
ment OF Reapers lie has SfannS's Reaper
and Mower combined Manry's Mower worth
only $85. the New York Keeper, ard Bugs
Centre Draft Keeper ard Never scenlhined.
He has Fan Miliso Of various kinds. Po Ia
bic Steam Engines, Straw Cutters, Clover
Hullers and Seed SoweIs, hand and horse
power, Giaer Mills, &c.
May 10. 1859. MIKE SHOFNER.
a. Mr. Hoses Marshall viii attend 70
sales and deliver in nv absence.
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CABINET WARE ROOM

On the South side Of the Public Square, Fay
etteFills east end Of the large three story brick
building, where honsekeepers or others wish
ing to get any description of furniture are
requested to favor them with call. Their
work, in point Of style. durability and finish,
shall not be surpassed by any establishment
in the country, while they guarantee their
They have now on hand or will furnish to
order atshort notice
Fine Wardrobes, Sofas. Chairs, Hat Racks
Common DO. Cribs ard Cradles.
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CugE FOB WanTs AND CoRNs.--
The bark Of q willow tree, burnt to
ashes mixed with strong vinegar and
applied to the parts, will remove all
oorns or exsreDenccs ga any PIT Of
the body.
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Prices Reduced i

e HAVE a large Stock of Summer Goods
IL comprising fine Double Skirt .Bereses
Double Skirt Orgsndies. plain and striped
Bereges; rich Orsandie Muslins, Painted JAG
onets and Lawns, Collars and Undersleeyes
fine Scaifs and Shawls. comets aud RIB
bons, Gents Sumner Clothing. all Of which
will be sold % per cent below the usns.
price. Come one Come all and get Bargains.
am determined to sell.
July 81, 1859. Y. G. GOODRICH
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Is young Tennessee girl recently
married stranger, alledeing that
she should have plenty Of time to
become acquainted With him after
wards.
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a grumhler at the weather thus
expresses himself:
I'd like to hire a man to stop
Each crevice in the say;
Though rain May benefit the crop,
Pm not q crop-not |.
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NCpTzECE-

a Ii those Indebted to Cafty & amt for
II shoes aud boots must soras NJ and ra<e
payment bv ths tEgAi Of 3 Esa sss4, as they
are ccmnel,ed TO baEl money by that tine,
July Il CARTY5- YANT
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rs. @ w
M'CASLiN e. STRADER,
No. Z. Broad Nfreet.

TEAYING this day bought ont the "a.
Z q Copper, Tin, Sheet-iroi and Stove 60
House of A. j. MCBRIDE. will colltin- Fe -sls
lie the above business In all its various branch
es.
Particular attention will be given to Steam
boat, Still-house and Furnace Work. We
keep every variety Of Cooking and Heating
Stoves, Parlor Stoves F inc Mantle and Com
mon Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad Irons, Dog
Irons. Tinware, and everything usually kept
in our business. We also manufacture SUI
pcrior article of
Tennessee SFroEght-EFon Cook Stores
suitable forburning coal or wood, as cheap as
any other house, and warrant them, as we do
ell our work, to give satisfaction.
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{ franklin " alter Cure ,
~ IEINCHEsTER. -lENN.

NEAR WINCHESTER, 1ENN
7sYILIS Irstitstiou IS open ali the wear. Cor
Il the reception Of patients aud boarders.
All diseases are treated here successfully, on
strictly Aygeiuic principles; $40 poisous or any
thirg jacsm parihle ysitiithe human system be,
ing r..ninisterea If you have Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diasrhoaa. Plies. Bheumstism. Gout
Nerra' gia, or any OF the long train of nervous
disease peculiar TO females, in word if you
have any disease, no matter what. if durable
by any system. come TO the FRANKLIN
WATER CURE. and you can he enred.--
The Electro Chemical Baths are applied for
the era5caticn of mineral drugs infectious
viruses, and the cure Of many diseases that
caraot IL eagel otherwise.
FoC farther particulars address,
B. W. CKILDS, II. D.
March 10. 1890
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Law NOTEgE,'.
NEGICAE.

D1'- n L sEsBcf. ..-..... Ds-GssE M'KIxSEr
Drs, searey { Mckinney.
Il = AbiNG associated themselves to-esi,ar
IA IN the practice Of medicine. World fem.
der their professional services 10 the eisizs,s
Of FAYETTEVILLE SID adjoining neigh bt,rhoo,ss.
Once on Southeast side Of the Sauare
hirs0s old stand. July i, 1S59--tf.
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d ESPE0TFULLY announce 20 the citizen
2 Z Of Lincoln and adjoining counties
that they have bought the establishment Of
WI. & r. Z Stegall. and viii continue the
business in all lis various branches at the
old Stand.
By using more but the best material and
keeping none hut the best of workmen, be-
ing themselves experienced coach makers, they
hoTs to give general satisfaction to those y no
deal viii them.
Refssii eg cone in fle best manner. ait short
notice ard on reasonable terms, for which the
easl, vi BE required.
i'e!as slrnIs made and repaired to order.
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\ 3 AeeNsN
w ebb s. Mcphail

a RE now in receipt Of the largest -
"a stock OF New Goods ever kAE5
osougllt 10 this market, direct -
from the Eastern cities.
We are determined to do business in 3 mer-
camille manner, aud not to be surpassed in the
beauty and magnitude Of our stock. Having
increased facilities for purchasing Goods IN the
Eastern markets and making most OF our pur-
chases from first hands, we are thereby enabled
to sell Goods at LESS Profit than those Pur-
chased from second hands.
Our stock consists of
English, French ind German
On GD CID H9 SIS
All we ask of our friends and customers, is
to call and examine for themselves, feeling
satisfied they viii agree with Us both N regard
TO Tire Goods and prices.
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e q IN 6 ~ g
New. Elegant, and Fashionable

sG1S9Sa ~ FNca SNs0T1 S.7sr Scr NCSi
IS " 2g55s1 = ~ u SSSSel (
MI subscribers respectfully invite fz7Srs
4 the attention Of the pubiic 70 their - q
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- z IL Ia y .
Every thing new in this line
Chene founce4 Robes, beautiful;
Brocade 60 do
Checks do do
Tafeia Iardiniene;
Rich Armures;
do More Antique;
Gro de Nap Muslius;
Cheap do all kinds;
Mourning Goods;
Black Bareges;
Black and white Bombazines,
Rich Warp Alpaca;
EG X S @&D w @s
Extra fine assortment.
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FROM MEXICO.

New Orleans, June IA.
BY an arrival here we have Vera Cruz dates
to the 9th inst.
II i reported that Miramon had suppress.
Ell q pronunciamento al the Capital ~ tie
Priests in favor Of ZulnagO. The Church had
tried Miramon, who had arrested the Padres
aud sent them 10 Vera Cruz.
The expedition Of Marques against No.
relic had been driven back after the town
was rasaged and the women stripped naked
aud whipped Tor hiding the treasure.
Americans aud Foreigners suffered alike.
Miramon hid deereed the Vera Cruz i'm.
p0rtations as con6scatcd.
Consul Black had gone to Vera Cruz Tor
safety from the rabble army.
Its rumofcd that General Cobos was raw
aging Oxaca. aud hence private parties were
advised not TO cross the lsthmus Of Iehuan-
tepee.
II j. reported that Zlloaga had been i'm.
prisoned BY Mlramon.
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Oak Belt Female Academy.

fINHE fourth session Of this Institution will commence
on the25l ofJuy, and end on the 9th Of December
1853. The school is conducted by w. II. Thompson
and Lady who have had several years experience in
teaching and have generally given satisfaction Pa.
rents and Guardians having daughters and wards to
educate, would probably do well to send them to u.s. as
we will try to exercise them parental care and
spare no pains in cultiyang their morals and manners
as well as their inteects. The Academy is situated
in the southeast corner Of Aamance county, within
two miles of WI. Binghams Select Male School. It
is in high, healthy country and in a community that
will compare iayorahy with any in the country for
morality, enterprise and intelligence.
Board can be had with the teachers, and with good
families in the neghborhood for 81 per month. TUT
ton as follows;
English Branches, Primary, s 90
Medium, 10 90
Advanced, II 90
Ancient Languages each, 5 90 extra
Music on Piano, rs 90
Address w. II. THOMPSON,
Oaks, Orange county, n, e.
June Is 95-4w
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

SackSiic, June H.
The following is summary Of the Europa's
news:
The Anstrians twirc rndeayored Il retake
Palestora. but were repulsed after sanguin.
ary encounter. The King Of Sardinia com.
manded and exhibited great CALAMITY.
The safdinians say they took 1000 pris-
oners aud guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin says. that
the Anstrians 10 iulI made d retreat across
the river aud were successful ia &c .entcrng
Camo.
Five American citizens who we're In pris-
on 10 Rome, were released on demand and
put on board the Wabash.
Gen. Neil, with 5000 men, were support.
ing tiiFobaldi. There was an intention Of
marching on Milan.
The French headquarters were at YER
cilli.
Girabaldi was driven into The nountains
y Urban, who retoOk yares, but il is said
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A letter from Turin, in the Independence
Of Brussels. says:
"rhe damage already caused by the Aus
TRANS i estimated at more than one hundred
millions. They have not only made enor-
nous acquisitions. but have cut down trees
principally mulberrcs. burnt and blown up
bridges. destroyed railways, and sacked
county houses and farm buildings. Count
Cayour, who has a great part Of his property
in the provinces where those ratages have
been committed, will be severe sufferer.
The Piedmontese people have conducted
themselves with much dignity and firmness,
not excepting the clergy, towards whom the
liberal party ieita certain degree VI mistrust.
The AustriaEs could neither find a spy, as.
sistance, nor information among the Pied
montrse.'
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NOTICE--PAXEs.

4 WILL attend at the following times and places,
for the purpose Of collecting the taxes for the year
1859.
Thos ]. Caies's, on Monday the llh July,
James w. Mies's on Tuesday the eth.
Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the 18Th
Dr.. VIM. q. Roberts,, on Thursday the l4th
N. r. & ). w. Halls Store, on Friday the 18Th
iIillshorough, on Saturday tile 10Th.
Red Mountain, on Monday the 18th.
Midway, on Tuesday the 18th.
Col John Z. Douglass. on Wednesday the GOTH
Harris Wilkersons, on Thursday tie 2lst.
Dulhamis Station, on Friday The 2ed.
John 4. Coles, on Saturday the Esd.
4. b. Gunier's on Monday the 25lh.
William Trice's on Tuesday The Goth.
Chapel Hill, on Wednesday the eth.
White Cross, on Thursday the 2sih.
Thomas Longs, on Friday the 29ih.
Hsborough,t 10 collect town tax, Saturday the 3oth
The Magistrates will attend at the same times and
places 10 take the Tex List Tor the yearls5a. Puncu
atty is expected Of al. X. NJ. JONES, Sh'a.
June rs. 90
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AGENTS WANTED.

WE WANT 50 TO TOO YOUNG WEN, wIrH
w each capital OF from $50 10 sln0U zach. 10
purchase our goods. consisting u Maeiies aud lew
ely. au Jisp0sc IL them III tie rc- and towns
throughout the Tinted states and Eanaias. SOM
persons who purchase " Us are making from $4,000
10 Si0u0g YET yeaf selling q suction IN afiousiow
and villages Ga thr receiH u 81 liz mail. we will
send bpauiifnl 81 u sleeve buttons ard studs AMI
lhc receipt u Sgu beautiful gold watch, opcn Iiee.
ano fot $40 beautiful gold bunting case lever wairh
TO- $40 hunting sase gil watch, and or 81 pretty
rpcn fire silver watch.
to Csll aud examine our goods or send laf q cata'
'"sue. STENNErr & GLtNRS,
~ Nassau stTcgts New York
June rs. g5-ini
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CONQUERED.

OF al the vaou. lie that dcirac from the enjoyment
n human life, most Of them may be Traced 10 dsor.
detel condition of the nervous system. The horrors
81 Epilepsy, Falling Sickness. arise in most cases
from this cause dur readers may remember. on sew.
cral occasions before, We have alluded to The wonderful
cures o. notifications 81 Fits made BY The Vegetable
Extract Epiicpc Pills, invented and prepared BY DR,
sgrH =. iIASrE, Of los Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
Nd. We feel satisfied that these Pills have cured some
Of The mCst stubborn cases Of Epilepsy. well The
milder forms Of Fills, such severe Cramps, Spasms.
&c. We now rcccd The fact, that persons will iind
these Pills equally eicaeious in curing every form Of
nervous debility ;no matter whether manifested IN
the acute and circulating firm Of Neuraigil. Tic.
UoiJreux, or Nervous Headache. the misery of Dye.
.,sia OF Indigestion the suIerings Of rheumatism o.
III. the melancholy Inflammation u depressed spirits
. hysicria, their effects will be equally happy aud
efian. P,fscn' fts'" The country can wfilc 10 the
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LATER.
GREAT battle NEAR MILAN.

Flfihcf POinl, june is.
The Steamship Anglo Saxon from Liver
pool Dec. 18th, has arrived at Farther Point,
Canada, aud brings the intelligence that a
decisive battle has been fought between the
French and Sardinians and the Alstrians near
Milan, and that the Austrians were defeated
with loss Of killed aud disabled Of $4,000,
and slso further loss ol 5000 prisoners.
The allies lost 10000. The Austrlars have
evacuated Milan.
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T,HE WORLDS GREAT EXHERI-
TiOA PRIZE MEDAL, awarded to &. Meyer,

O. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has constantly hand FL
AMOS equal to those for which he received the Prize
Medal in London, in 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great care la
ken in the selection and packing the same.
lie has received, during the last fifteen years. more
medals than any other maker, from the Franklin In
slitule-also, First Premiums in Boston, New York
and Baltimore.
Warcrooms, No. re ARCH Street, below Eighth,
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
June 93-6m.
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appears delighted with the Spaniards, ladies
and gentlemen, whose character and manners
are not unlike those Of the rural population
Of the Southern States. There 10 the same
natural dignity and grace, the same courtesy
and hospitality. which one finds in the plan
tation life Of Old Virginia. Even in the ci-
ties. the most obiiging attentions are paid to
strangers.
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Girabaldi returned, surprised the Austrians.
re-took Varez and entered Como.
Gen. Neil occupied Narasu.
The insurrection in Lombardy is spread.
ing.
Paris Bourse buoyant and higher.
The Austrans had evacuated Varo.
There had been second conflict at Pa
lestro BY the Zouaves and Piedmontese cav
airy.
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SOMERyILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Leasbnrr, NJ. @.

EiE exercises q the fall session will c resumed The
l3ih of July.
Terais per Session cf Ticaiy.0a Weeks.
Board, including washing. fuel, &c. $40 90
For = shorter tnc, per mouth, so
Tuition ID English, from 800 IS 90
Tuilion 10 Music 20 90
Tuition in Latin, Greek or French, 5 90
lights, ! %
Varinus Ornamcntals, each, 5 90
Academy expenses, 90
Upwards d thify. five hoatdefs can he secommoda.
led 10 our own family board can tc obtained IL 9th.
u families also. SOLOMON LEA.
June IS 95-
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

THE next session Of my School, situated five miles
north IL iill.hofOugh on The stage road frnm eas
burg % lfillsborOugh, viii commence Oh thc second
Monday 81 July next.
Terms.
Tuition In Languages, $40 90 per session.
Ii Algebra. Geometry. sc. rs 90
Ordinary English studies. i2 so
Board IT the Academy. aud in good families in the
neishborhood, from SO 10 So per session.
No cStfa charges, aud. generally. no deduction. l
am nov putting Up additional huiings, and hufe to
have them ready by next session.
s. W. HUGHES, Principal
r. S.--Sfandari Register. Chus'iin Advocate lIib.
ieil Recorder North c,roina Presbyterian. aud Nil
Ton Chronicle, publish thsc times. :. W. n.
June 10. 1859. s5-
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Select Female School.

THE FALL SESSION Of The Subscribers FAMILY
> SCHOOL, taught BY his Two daughters, will com.
nence on the Goth June, 1889
For te,ms &C., address DR.. o. T. LONG, Oaks,
Orange county, ~ Z.
June 8. 81 CIV.
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NOTICE.

INlIE subscriber having qualified At June term. 1853,
Of Alamance County Court, a. Executor d the last
will and testament Of Ann Thompson deceased here.
by gives notice TO all persons indebted said estate
TO make immediate settlement, and those havng Claims
against the said estate to present them within the
time prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead
in bar VI recovery.
JAMES NEWLiN, Ex'r.
June 10. 95-