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E5 DIR. j. Hostetters Celebrated Stomach
By for the of Fever and Ague beyond all con-
royery the safest and best remedy that could be used
by the afflicted for all diseases of the above nature The
violent attacks of this dreadful disease have often
been prevented by the of this reliable remedy The
Bers have been used by the proprietor il an extensive
practice the treatment of Fever and Ague for num-
ber Of years aud It's wonderful powers well
known both to the press and the public Those who
desire thorough renoya of their entire system should
not fail to use the "Bitters "
For sale v Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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N H sOLOMONSoN.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ee9 the largest assortment of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTAcLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ghted are ground under his inspection by machine
anew construction with the greatest care so as to
suit the eyes in al cases. curing Weakness DSFHess or
vafon Of the Eyes and imparting strength for long
reading OF fue sewing.
r. N. H Solononson would here inform the public
that he employs in the sale of
rS~ Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. nj
CRoSCoPES, COAIPASSES, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
~omcsss Superior street under the American Hotel.
iun2
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70 The Cleveland Turnverein beg leave to re-
turn their thanks TO those who attended their Fair
and Ball, held at National Hall, on the evening of
Dec oath, and also to the city press and Band.
C. ERBE, Sec'y
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January LIST. ls5s.
MRS. RoBINsoNs CERTIFICATE.

VERNOP, Trumbuil Co, May lst, 1852.
This ceTes that have been in very Door health ior
wears aud found little reliofafeT employing number
0f Physicians MY disease PrOiapsis Ute IN had
hee reduced BY that and Flouor Abus until bad become
liberated 10 considerable extent BY the advice Of Dr.
q Bushnell procured and tOO TX bottles Of Marshaps
Uterine IathOcon which enabed me 20 tend 70 ny hus-
hand in his last sickness until he died which about
wear since have taken three bottles since his d. ah
which has able TO labor and support family Of
three children The Cathoicon has nearly restored
health It is the only thing that has miis sed my suffer
iHs ''' "-'''-- MARY E. ROBINSON.
The cATHoLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and By
Medicine dealers generally. l0llz
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EXPERIENCE TIE BEST TEST.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been Proved by twelve years experience, the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA, SC, and is
recommended by the Eminent Physicians
CAUTIoS-Bewsre Of preparations pretending to possess
the properties Of the on in concentrated form, as many Of
hem are worse than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ound to act better and have speedy effect than any
ely. or other preparation Of it.
e SOLD by D Iuggists generally. dec4 d3m 20
GIVE would invite the attention of our readers to The
new "AsUE CURE, advertised in columns. 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its ef
cacy and have learned from reiabe sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations. Citizens of
the west cannot fail appreciate the paramount value to
them Of certain remedy this afcting dstem-
per- without either Quinne minerals, and consequently
without injury the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction procaimng this remedy, be-
cause we are convinced it viii answer cryIng want
among u.s. ard relieve great amount OF suffering
-RegubEcan Wars7Ig. lad deell
A u
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THE FILLIBUsTERs.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l

NEW OhLEAN5g jail l.
A vessel which arrived at Mobile, from Kruton,
reports that the Susan landed her passengers at
Puerto Cabello, Honduras, who forthwith prepared
to cross the country to Leon, Nicaragua Arms
were distracted from the arsenal some months ago,
only ava the arrival of the Americans to declare
war against Martinez.
large number of Democrats at Octocoe, on
the frontier of Honduras, were ready to unite
with the Americans Colonel Natzmer has been
sent forward by Colonel Anderson to arrange with
the Leones.
A correspondent of the Associated Press sends
the following, dated Balise. British Honduras, Dec.
20, 1858:
The schooner Susan was wrecked on GlOvers
Coral Reef, 90 miles from Balise, on the morning
of the 10th. Passengers saved. Vessel total
loss. Capt. Maury endeavored to charter another
vessel to convey passengers on.
Gov. Seymour rendered the British steamer Bas-
elisk to convey passengers to any Southern port in
the US.
An American Captain circulated prejudicial re-
ports, but the Governor chose to regard them as
shipwrecked citizens of a friendly nation, and Of
fered every assistance.
The passengers will return to Mobile.
LATER.
The British war steamer Basiisk arrived at Mo-
bile Bay this morning from Balse, Honduras, with
one hundred shipwrecked passengers of the
sShooDer Susan. taken board on the 26th, by or
der OF the Governor of Balise. They were treated
gentlemanly by the British officers.
When the passengers landed they formed in pro-
cession and the Nicaragua flag was hoisted. Capt.
Maury was called out, and made speech to large
crowd. Great excitement prevails.
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Mlaabinists Mr.
FL, KONT SIN

. N d .
MautactUTer of all kinds of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
RQhing Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
N%&AL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
rfcRNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY
"A rStreet, American Buildings Cleveland o.
- sFs5SOppe-1te the Wedden House. Eug2s l72fals
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The Resora i've is put up in battles three sizes viz.
Large medium; and small. The small holds half pint
and reta1s fr one dollar per otte medium holds
e1st twenty per cent more IN proportion than the small
and retais for two dollars bOttlehe large holds quart
dollars bottle
o: J.; WOOD CO. Proprietors, 3I2 -Oadxay. New
YORK Tin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market street St Louis no and sold by
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ocI6
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The Old Standard Works in Prose & Poetry.
In full stock and rich binding.
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New Books.

AMERICAN SCENERY, ILLUSTRATED.
With % Steel EngaviugS; by Addison Richards quartz
morocco, full gilt, IS 90.
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HnIInw.r,s OINrMENr ANp P1LLs.-There

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-There
is traitor the camp; they have been couhterfeited -
Bot test Of genuineness exists The wster-mark
Holloway New York London which is discernabe
as waerar every leaf Of the book OF directions ac
cOmpanying each pot OF box
sid at the manufac,ory No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists At 25c &C. and 81 per PCT
hor 2s5
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ARRIVAL!

y Citizens wishing conveyance either of the above
Trains Boats will called for by the Stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
6ce 81 Superior street. door next to Weddel House.
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Holiday Head Quarters
ETGH.F.M s. BR.aGGS.

"A good Book, the gift of affection, may be
an ever speaking counsellor, always urging to
duty, and the most appropriate present"
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THE JOSEPHINE GALLERY.

By Alice and Phebe CRY; Portr5its IN eolos; gilt Sc So
turkey morocco antique So 90.
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WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HEROlSM.
Portrait Gallery ofFemae LONELINESS and Achievement
by Frank B. Goodrich price Sl2 50
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BRAZIL AND THE BRAZILIANS.
By Rev D. D. Kidder, D D. $50 Engravings and BIzpSi
one volume octave, half turkey. antique price 81 So
DR.. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Superbly bound, 800 Illustrations
Cloth, two volumes, octave %
hau SaI 20 10 antique --..-.---------- W
10 AuIAeyCo 40 10 ......--..s..-...-.. W
CYCLOPEDIA OF WIT AND HUMOR.
BY Barton; two Volumes half turkey exa illustra-
tonsi price 50 OO
HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY.
Edited by Charles A Dana octave full morocco: SC co.
iconOgraphic Encyclopedia of Science, Lit
erature and Art.
Systematically arrargsd 6vols 500 steel pates half mo-
rocco, gilt edges, price SIS 90.
THE DRESDEN GALLERY.
200 steel plates; antique; 90
THE REPUBLICAN COURT.
By R. W. Grs~Od; IS portraits; price 90
WORLD NOTED WOMEN.
By Mary COwdsn Clarke; price Sl2 90
APPLEToN's CYCLoPEDIA.
By Cheney, half mOroecoi 50
CONCORDANCE OF SHAKESPEARE.
Mary COwlen Clarke.
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HEROlSM.
Portrait Gallery Of Female LONELINESS and Achievement
by Frank B. Goodrich; price $I2 50
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THE CHRISTIANS GIFT.

EDGAR A. POE'S POETICAL WORKS.
With Memoir tinted paper beautifully illustrated and su-
peTbly bound. Fitted by its binding for the bou
dOir Of a cOuniess.-L0RdOH NetcS.
Price Sc 90.
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THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE.

Sacred Classics.
TAYLoR's HOLY LIVING AND DYING, Half an
uque.
BAXTER'S SAINTS REST Half antique
DODRIDGES RISE AND PROGRESS, Half antique
JUST RECEIVED:
Future Life, or Scenes in Another World; by
GeorEe hOo1i prlce- -
While 1t Was Morning; by Virginia +. Towns
end price- -....------------SlV W
Arabian Days Entertainments, from the Ter
man; by Herbert P CuItiss; beautifully illus
dec2o "1'sO' P''' '---' iiNGHGM BRAGG.
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PROF WooD-Dear SIR Having made tIal Of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure that its effect
beer excellent in removing Inflammation dandruf and
cOnstan. tendency 10 itching. with which have been
troubled from my ch dhOod snd has alsof ~. o- my hair
which becoming gr1y, TO colsF have USED
other article with snythmg like the 81 pleasure or
profit Yours truly, BRAGG
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WIGS / WIGS !! !! WIGS

BATCHELoR's UTGs AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They arc elegant, ligL easy and durable.
Fitting 10 a charm-n, ming up behind-no shrinking
on ehead indeed, this 1 only Establishment where
these things are properly unders' o. d and made.
23l BToa Iway, ew York.
rnra.l W q W FISKE luevaIanl Ohm Agnnt
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r. ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."

No gsniIenan sOuId InnI5 IN the society UI Iales Win
mis- teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, "FON
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
most eectual dentrihces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mpars the breath. Oen
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAvING-Its rich laiher penetraes and sOftens
the bearj prevents irritation aud renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way. and No. c Astor House, New York. Sold by all
a ssDl5
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THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.
Twelve Steel Por RATS of the Posts full gilt Sc So turkey
s. 50.
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E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il KINSMAN ST House and Lot. Good house and
very large lot with Fruit and Shade Trees short
the city, or for fam in this county, $1,000
VALUABLE LAND IN WISCONSIN -2cO acres 3
miles from Port Washington Lake Michigan Mil
wunkee Heavy timber land, with excellent soil Will
PAULDING COUNTY.-2eO acres 2k miles from the
County seat, by main road miles from R. station
good land. with a-uabe timber Exchange for small
farm near the city.
DETROIT sT:-Near Pearl 20 feet front with good
story frame Building, TO exchange for desirable Western
lands
HAMILTON ST.-Two houses and lots to exchange for
a small farm.
50 ACRES, miles from Fort Wayne.
4s ACRES II miles Detroit
Juneau Co, Wis.
Will exchange all for improved property in or near
this city.
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from the city, with small
house good soil sandy loan, and spring water 81 900
Will exchange for farm.
ON LAKE SHORE-IO miles west of the ctV-eighty-
four 4 Acres, with small house and orchard and
Side preferred
oLMSTED FALLS.-HOuse and barn with of one
half acre ROUSE JENNINGS,
sen4 50 Superior Street.
EOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
Il VACANT LOTS on Erie street. between Superior and
Euclid stret Is. lOtS-5OXl32 feet.
PROSPECT ST.-Near Hudson street 5Ozl9O feet. Also
near Cheshire st 63xlq9
ROCkPORH.-Seven acres miles from the city near
the Plank ROad-LOg House and Stable. $500.
GRlST MLL-WATER POWER-With 3 acres OF
land dwelling and barn. 20 miles from the city Mill and
AhneTy all IN good order and now doing good business
S+OOO ROUSE JENNINGS,
Sopi SO Superior Street.
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BRAZIL AND THE BRAZILIANS.
By Rev D. D. Kdder, D D.; $50 Engravings and zpsI
volume octave, half turk ey antique price 81 so.
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). Is. Barnes Co, frOprietOrs OF the OleNe
an Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
villa arge force Of experienced wOrmen doing every
escriation PHI bing the most thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and on shef
aotice Large stocks of Fountains of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs of cast iron and wood. lined with
inned-copper heaters lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather and India Rqbber Hose, every descpluo
Of Brass Plated Cocks incuding the Paten' Sefcos
Cocks, recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
r,12-I buff
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A c. RAY8IOND.
BALTIMORE, January q. 1858

>
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE
EPRoF- WOoD-Dear Sir; Having had the misfortune 10
loe The best portion OF hair fcm the effects the vel
low fever IN New Orleans 1884 induced to male
trial OF your triton, and found il 10 answer as the
very thing needed My hair thick and glossy and
words my obligations 70 you giving 10 the
afflicted such treasure FINLEY Johnson
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EOR RENT.-A FARM OF so
Il ACRES, 81 miles from the city by Railroad well i'm
proved with all necessary buildings, orchard, Rent
l, 2 or years, $50 per year
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
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The undersigned Rev. X Bragg is minister in reeu-
lar ndng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church in Brook
fed, Mass He IS gentleman of great influence. and
universally beloved: WI DYER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27
Meeting OF the Rallroad Presidents.

meeting of the Presidents of the various Railroads
in this State held in this City Tuesday last IN res
ponse to the suggestion of the Board of Internal lmpro
vements, to make such arrangements might be deem
ed practicable and advisable to establish system of
through freighb.
We learn that Mr.. Ashc, of the Wilmington and
Weldon Road Mr.. Whitford, of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Road, Mr. Fisher Of the North Carolina
Road and Mr.. Pearson of the Western North Carolina
Road were in ATTENDANCE. Mr.. Wilder of the Raleigh
and Castor Road, unavoidably absent business
in the South His Excellency Gov. Ellis President
oco of the Board Of Internal improvements was pres
ent in conference with the Presidents mentioned.
We learn that important arrangements and regulations
agreed upon, after full consideration and that the
officers of the Roads evnced every disposition conform
to the suggestions of the Board Of Internal Improve
ments and thus afford to the public and to business
Of all practicable dispatch and convenience n the rans
portation of articles. We record this result with much
pleasure and avail ourselves of this occasion to
press the opinion, founded close observation and
some knowledge of the various Railroads in this State,
that faithful officers could not be found than
Messrs. Ashe, Whittord Fisher, Pearson and Wilder
We learn that the arrangements and regulations refer
red to, will be published at an early day.
Raj. Standard, 2ld inst.
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the time we speak Of eleven gunboats, and has fifty Of

the time speak of eleven gunboats and has fifty of
them now.
Austria has not only made progress in regard to the
number Of her war vessels but also in their quality
They are generally well built and well armed.
The budget of the imperial navy has been increased
and it is announced that it will still be increased 1t is
said that the Austrian Government wants to have ten
screw line of battle ships and fifteen frgates also pro-
PEELED by screw. This will certainly be an important
result, but when obtained will only place that Power in
maritime point of view, in the fourth rank-that is to
say after France England and Russia 1t is true that
Austria has no ports but sea- the Adratic and
she has drawn great advantages from her limited sea
coast She has, during the last few years, created
naval arsenal at Poa, in Iyria and it WILL some future
cay take its rank among the handsomest institutions of
that kind
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27

JOHN HEART, EsQ-It is long since we have received
referred any telegraphc intelligence which gave
more sincere qualification than was experienced in per-
using the despatch which will be found in teegraphic
column, announcing the appointment of John Heart,
ESQ., as Superintendent Of Public Printing, in place of
General George w. Bowman, who resigned recently to
assume the control of the Washington Union, since
changed in title to the Constitution.
A long intercourse and acquaintance with Mr. Heart
authorize u.s. with strong confidence to pronounce him
eminenty qualified for and worthy Of this appointment
in which anticipate for him the approval of all
cerned and the commendation of political anago
nists who not utterly and hopeessy given to
partizan prejudices.
Our relations with Mr. Heart, while actively and
zeaously connected with the Journalism of Charleston,
were such to render the qualification and congratula
tons we now TENDER matter of personal satisfaction
and friendly rejoicing, well tribute due to his
merits and claims As he is the fit man in the fit place.
we congratulate those who have placed him there as he
is and friend OF tried intercourse we congratulate
him and his host of friends-Courger
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DRS. s. A. McDOVELL & B. F. AR

80 DRS. s. A. MCDOWELL & b. F. AR
SF5<szaEA RINGTON, having entered into a Co-part-
QTTYYY nership in the practice of DENTISTRY, would
respectfully inform the public that they permanently To-
Gated odsboro and fully prepared to perform all oper
aCns in branches of the profession in the most
thorough and approved manner The manufacturing de-.
parment being under the care OF Dr. MCDOWELL who has
had enlarged experienced in the The following styles of
work will be furnished reasonable terms to those
qurng artificial teeth Continuous Block, very beau
tful and desirable style of work. Continuous Gum,
" Sectional Block on Gold The 6 Vucanite Base and
the various styles of single teeth.
The above styles of work will be furnished to the profess
ION when desired at usual rates
March lIth, 1859. 2SN
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Further from Plke,s peak.

ST. LOUIS, May ia letter from Fort Kearney,
dated dated the s INST says that large numbers Of the Pixies
wagons passed the fort in week. The emigrants are
extremely destitute and selling their wagons horses
and outfit for almost nothing
The st. Josephs Gazette publishes report Of a seri
difficulty between the inhabitants of Aurora and
Denver city, resulting in the burning of both towns
Local rivalry is said to have been the cause OF the diff
Guilty. The report needs confirmation.
A GREAT CURIOSITY our Doctors solue the
problem "A few weeks since child was born, on
New River in Pasquotank CO., with hoops-bona fde
Hoops-encrcling its body? The mystery is, what
caused such strange phenomena-s it freak of Old
Dame Nature" or has it an intelligent cause? Can
our Physicians solve the mystery?
Edenton IN. C.l Express, 18th ina
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SINGLE ROOMS so CENTS PER DAY

City Hall Square, corner Frankfort Street. Opposite
City Hal.)
There is Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel.
N. B.-Beooare Of Runners and Hdcknen who say we are
full. r. FRENCH, Proprietor.
March 4th 1859. 27.3m
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NOTICE -NEGROEs WANTED.

~ TO THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS Of the coun-
R ties of Dupln, Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore,
~ Cumberland, Robeson Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson:
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number of
likely young Negroes of all classes and descriptions avails
himself of this method of informing those who may have
such property to dispose of that they would do we'll to visit
at home, address at Clinton, n C for which they
shall receive visit word to the wise is sufficient
is we'll understood that pay exceeding high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON.
March l. 1859 27-9m
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NOTICE.

4 DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT $50 per cent }
\ hereby declared upon the claims of the creditors OF
the late James Beatty who have accepted and released
der his assignment Henry Buck Esq The undersigned
agent for such creditors will be prepared to distribute said
dividend the seventh day of June next at his office in
Conway boro S c. All persons interested i'll said dividend
will please apply promptly. the undersigned is desrous
to close up his agency soon as possible.
W. J. GRAHAM, Agent for Creditors
Nav 4th 1859. 3S-3t*
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LENOIR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

MALE AND FEMALE.
LEVI BRANSON, A. B., Principal of Male Department.
MISS S. L. HAMPTON, i'll charge of Female Department.
YTNTIE SESSION IS NOW OPENING FINELY. OUR AC-
| conmodaons good, and aiming at high
grade of scholarship. We hope to meet the educational
wants of Eastern Carolina Thanks friends for liberal
patronage.
Board advance IS So Tuition from $40 to SIS; Or
namentas For Catalogues apply to the Principal at
Lenoir Institute, Lenoir County n G., or to
W. HENRY CUNNINGGINS, Secretary.
Sept. 4th, 1851 l-tf