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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26
PROTECTION AGAINST LIGHTNING,
KTUNS oN7S
cUPPER TUBULAR
LiShtninS ROD
SPIRAL FLANGEs.


(PATENTED AUGUST 3, 1867
Single Rods complete for attaching to buildings,
sent 10y express to any part of the country. We
offer unusual Inducements to persons who are en-
gagged in putting up Rods. who may desire a.
engage iii this business. County aud State Rights
for sale.
This Rod is in general use in Central Indiana,
aud many Otherlocslitics throughout the country.
IL always succeeds wherever il is introduced. 1t
H. no hlmbug. No who examines it's merits
will ever buy any other Rod The old iron rods give
way before il a. ignorance flies before the advance
light. According to Professor Faraday, and otbc r
men of note, copper has conducting power to 3
times greater than iron and, ia addition to this
important fact, MunScn's Rod has a surface iIsd,.
and out, nearly three times great the old iron
rod. MunsOns Rod Is ornament the best
buildings, and does not rust, but will endure am
age without losing its conducting power.
This Rod has received the ETSt IreniigBa at tina
American Institute of New York the Franklin
Institute of Philadelphia; the National Fair az
Louisville, Ky; the State Fairs OF Ohio, wa, In
diana, Connecticut, and whe-eter exhibited. Il
never beaten in any contest, aud never will bc
where there are truly scientific judges. 1t has
been endorsed and highly commended, by John
Young, Professor of Natural Science i'm the North
western Chris University; James S. Athvn,
Supt. Indiana Insane Asylum; X. T. Brown, Indi-
ana State Gcologist; Lorin Andrews, President Of
Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio; Drs. Kitchen &
Pdryin, Physicians and Chemists, Indianapolis, and
many other persons Of well.known scientific at
tanments. LOCKE * MUNSON,
jyll-2w indianapolis, Ind.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR OAKLAND park!

-
IL wishes to inform the citi- 1C&ts5il&s1
zens of Evansville and Hendrr- re
son ami vicinity, that he will OPP the above
place on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1852
OAKLAND PARK
IL situated on the bank of the Ohio, four miles be-
low Evansville, the Indiana side, and the pro-
prize or has spared no pains expense to make it
most agreeable spot to- spend the hot days Of
the summer The house will be kept open
two mouths tor the reception of visitors.
THE MAID OF THE MIST
VIII at all times be ready 10 convey yrivate and
public parties to aud from the grounds, at the ex-
tremcly low price of IS cents each way. There are
two fine springs of sparkling Mater situated ON the
grounds OF the Park. Order will be kept at all
times, and Intoxicating Liquors sold ON the
grounds. The proprietor will at all times he pre-
pared to supply Picnic Private Parties with Re-
Treatments ON short notice.
A Brass and string Band is employed
for the pleasure of the guests.
Ea3- Grand Opening Ball at Oakland Park, on
Thursday evening, July %, 1853. Tickets for Bali
and supper, One DOLLAR.
jy26 JOHN s. ALLEN, Proprietor.
.NPECL9L .N'oTICE.-.fT n MEET
~ ing of tia Board ot Directors of the Evans
willie Mercantile Library Association, held ON the
evening of the 18th inst, the following order was
passed, to-wit:
Ordered that call be male of Three Dollars
upon each unpaid share, aud TINT the animal CON-
tribution of two dollars from each member Tor the
current year he collected. commencing August TO-
1889, and that the Secretary give notice thereof i'm
the daily papers. WELL. II. WALKER
jy2J-.w -Ir Secretary 4. l.. A.
ENIOHO gk:f.N'TS II HORS Ef- We
" have on hand four head OF horses, suitable
for dray, carriage or buggy. They all desira-
bic stock, and will be sold cheap for cash or gcod
linety-tiav netes. payable In Bank:
F1- WA. l.. FRENCH d co.
iy23 $500. -s.t. No. 20 Main street.
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III UNNELL'S
Flooring MILLS /,
CORNER OF
WALNUT STREET AND THE. CANAL,

w AIM l. OF AMI S-ANab,
~ EVANSVILLE, IND. -s- = ts.' ~
TINS We w" EST.aBLISM.ME.N.T
Is now I'm full operation, with new aud COM
piete Machinery of the latest style, for Planning
and Dressing Lumber, planning aud growing Floor
ing, making Doors aud Sash-Mouldings, Window
Blinds, and every Other description Of work done
IN such establishments. l
All work at these Mills warranted to be wei
done, aud will bc offered at the lowest cash prices.
Packing Boxes Of all kinds male to order
Brackets and Scrolls sawcd TO any pattern. G. G-'
Sitting and all kinds OF Saving done to order,
and i'm the most approved style. $3.50 f-..sI q
jy22 WILLIAM HUNNELL. q
E,OOD ron THE .nLLLxO.N'LGLo-
IL RIOCS TIMES FOR THE WEST =. q
Flour being the staple article VI life, ERSkINE,
CURNICk X CO., are determined that their nu-
merous patrons and friends shall have plenty to
eat that they may be customers Of theirs for years
to cume-they have therefore reduced the price Of
Flour below, viL 81. -a.
Igieheart's fancy brand flour ''Epicureann-for
81 rs per sack. --l -. 80
Igleheart's extra Southern Mills hour-a grade
that cannot be besfen--tty who msy--for 81 00 per
sack Cali and get some soon, at AZ Main 81.
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AZ hsve received consignment of Dry Goods
which we will sell without Reserve, commencing
FRIDAY MORNING, July -, at SO o'cloolSSlon.
sisting of variety of asOnabe Dress Goods Cane
Collars, Undcrsleoyes, Mantilas, Linen Hanlker-
chiefs, &c Sc. We invite the Ladies one and all.
tlie goods nust be sold. Come up i'm the cool of
the morning. Goods open for inspection.
iy23 III. NELSON AZ co Auct,rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOOP IND SHEET kR O.N.SOO
;v2o ~ - SAMUEL ORR.
nB0sQVfTO B.gRs-EXTH.f SIZE.
okA The best lot just received by Express, at
iylo ~ s. EMBTCH & CO.'S.
RIORE MOOR sHfRTS-THE BEST
on lot of the season for 81, Just received by
Expr,sxs at =. EMBfCH a. cos
= ne OTICIs.-TG amman mum
GvF Frs. The Roard OF Commissioners OF Van
derburgh county, Indiana, will, at the September
term 1850 to be held at the Court House in Esans-
VILE ON the first MONDAY ia said month, (,cing
the 5th) and continue from day 70 day, receive pro.
possls for building an Iron o., Wooden Bridge, ct
i50 feet span over Pigeon Crock, on Franklin ST.,
Evansville.
A plans and Specifications for Wooden Bridge
may be seen ut the Office of'the Undersigned.
Contractors proposing to build an Iron Bridge.
will be required to furnish plans OF such a super
structure as they may propose TO erect, with suta-
bic guarantees a. to its strength and durability, at
the time Of submitting their proposals TO the Board
Sufficient bond and security will be required OF par
ties receiving the werk. f l.r
BY order of the Board. go.
iyto-tsapI WI. III. WALKER, Auditor.
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-E/ ALE.-j0 dozen Just received. Those want
ing a genuine article fer medicinal purposes, can
find il at the store of CHAS. McJ0HNSTON,
jVZl poscy's Block, Main street
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By OfdcT OF INC 1tItfI : : :. =
ivio-t,apl VII H. WALKER, Auditor.
y m. coon y sO.N.-"I s.

~ IT. COOK y SO.N.-"I SAY, JOHN,
<H/o what crowd is ti,at near ". IL Cock 4 SON ?!
49, that is lot Of customers going TO and from u
III. Cook a. Son continually. l am told they are re-
ceiving new goods almost every day, and suppose
the csyw,l Is greater than usual. Ii must be admit
ted that the great crowd you going 10 aud from
Y. n. Cook AZ Son is the best evidence In the world
that they have the largest and best assorted stock
i'm the city, and sell at very low prices but friend,
when you go there to trade. always take the cash,
for cash the nail * their motto. i must say,
before commenced dealing there had hard work
10 get along, hut since commenced getting my
supplies Of H. ii. Cook x Son, l am getting rich. Z"
f'That is sufficient, John ann convinced, aud ann
going to give them trial" "Anl my word for IL,
il You do, you will trade anywhere else for
what YOU want i'm their line ....-4f- jyls
lyO.gL OIL! colt OIE I'VE IRE
u now ia receipt of - Ne. article of Burning
Coal Oil, and ngeInents such will ena
bile us keep il hand at all times at the lowest
market rates y. III. COOK & son.
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VTICK.V.E y s POOH's PURE NUS

~ - TAKD-WAKKANTE IT'S
2j six pound Cans, -.. 49,. $685.
l0o pound Cans,
2t1 half pound Cans,
% dOz quarter pound Cans.
We warrant the above brand Of Mustard to be
pure and not surpassed By any, and only to be had
of Y. III. COOK q son.
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ed, a lot Of this desirable Pump adapted for
elcvating and forcing water into any part of the
bniiding, or about the premises where they may be
placed. For sale by -..-I 80
jy,I GEO s. SoNNTAG
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6,oUGm! CoUeM, CoUGRAWl

HtoCGH! COCGA! CoUGHAW.H
u wish TO call the attention of persons afflicted
With Coughs and Colds, 20 the fact tlat DR.. Jack
sons Cough Syrup Is superior TO any and all the
quack nostruns thar offered for salt. made
from apresrription furnished by Or. Jackson, Of
Philadelphia one of the best physicians in this
country This syrup has heen used by thousands
viii always use il afterwards. 70. sale ly
STODDARD K THOMPSON,
dec1o Druggists, No. Il Main st.
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II LOGUE OF BEH MS GUM WEKUIAL tUL-
LEGE il now ready for distribution. Students in
the city entitled to them. also those who have in
serted their cards, and all others Interested,
qucstcd to call at NJ. l.. Johnson's Book Bindery,
and obtain copies. jy1i
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E,oR EOUfsI-IALs,TnE FINE LIGHT

Il draught steamer POLAND, ss.
Gracey, master. j. III. Duncan, L->MskssS.4ss,~
clerk, will leave Evansville for ss3tssgszsssass-
Louisville and intermediate landings every TUES
DAY EVENING, at ) T.. NJ, and every S.ArUR-
DAY MORNING, at 8 A. NJ. For freight or pas.
s,pa arnly on hoard q iylS
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M. n II IL I'.xL.n R.s.N,s.-.f re o.
~ cases small Leaf Fans, with nice black han.
dies, just received by Express
jy25 go 5. EMBICH & co.
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Fed " TE D-.s s.sEEs.H.s.s. ro

w undertake the management OF n country
Grocery Store, not far from this city. Apply 10 y
H., Jcnrnai Office, stating salary expected.
All applicants must speak German, and te-aecns-
TONED Ia trading. iyl-5t
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The Hog-Our street scavenger.

Evansville, July %, 1859.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-01
4 CARD.

" URING THE ENSUING SESSION l will occupy the
ID commodious BOARDING HOUSE Immediately to the
Johns College, with the view of taking boarders
for Prof A. c. Browns Classical School, which opens
the second Monday July is generally known that Mr.
Brown has rented the College building This location is
eligible for institution of learning being
uaed on emnence in beautiful grove, half mile
distant from the business part of the townhus shielding it
the good behavior Mr. Browns boys heretofore goes
to proye against the temptation which assa youth in the
midst of village fe Another against
conduct the part of boarders is the fact that the
under proper restraint any tendency 10 misbehavior that
might otherwise be feared.
Nv accommodations are ample take charge of large
number of boarders and shall have good servants and
strive to have my table furnished to give complete sat
isfdctiOn to all concerned.
Oxford June O. 1889 423t
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May 81.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


WHEREAS, information hath this day been made
w the undersigned, by the oath of c. B. Miller, that
five slaves. his property, (viz) HARRY, SAM,
and SIMON, hath away and lies out hid and
lurking in swamps woods and other obscure places,
mttiag depredaons to the peaceful inhabitants of said
State These in the of the State of North Carroll
to require hem the said slaves forthwith TO surrender
hemsev to their master other lawful auth ,rity and
do hereby order this proclamation to be published at the
Court House door and two other public places of said
y, and the said slaves that they do not Immediately
return to their said MASTER it is lawful for person to
ton impeachment of any crime Given under hands
and SEALS this 25th January, 1852
W. T. J. VANN, j. P, [sEALl
A. LAMONT, J. P, [sEAL.l
DESCRIPTIONS:
HARRY is stout built, black complexion about so years
DID, feet inches high, and weighs about IT'S pounds
SAM thick set dark complected about 30 years DID,
feet inches high, and weighs about l60 pounds.
SIMON is stout built copper color about 26 years old
feet inches high, and weighs 10 lbs.
$3.50 REWARD.
WILL GIVE A REWARD of Fifty Dollars for either of
l. the above negroes dead alive delivered me for
'''O'' 49, '-' 0 c. B. MILLER.
New Hanover Co., Jan. 25th, 1859 22lyuoo
WILL ALSO give reward of Twenty yfve Dollars for
l. my negro woman PHI U4IlS who is runaway. She is of
black complexion thick set and about feet high has
front teeth out and speaks quick The above
will be paid for her safe confinement in Jail that
get her. c. B. MILLER.
jan 2sth, 1859
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.


TENHE FALL SESSION will begin Thursday, the 2Sh
July, 1852 Perfect propriey in the department of
pupils prudent economy in their expenditures, unweared
diligence in their studies and elevated standard of scho
arshp cardinal principles in system of government
To the people the middle and eastern sections of Caro-
lima, appeal with confidence for support. Ours is
pleasant retired and healthy stuaon-sufciently
from the various rail roads which ntesect each other here
be free from annoyance Our location is also abundanty
far enough above the level of the good health
Of this history for the three years past affords the
satisfactory evidence and at the time pupils may
return home at the close of the Spring term aco
from too sudden transition of cIlnaae Why send your
daughters and wards to the vicinity of the mountains to
spend the Winter and Sprngthe most healthy of
the yearand then them down among the Of
the eastern counties, to pass their long Summer Udc0to1
and naa instances to sicken and die before the time
7iUes for them to return to School,?
Remember too, that tie additional expense for rail road
tickets hotel bills, &c. necessarily incurred in carrying
pupil to any Female College west of this point will be
than enough to pay for the tuition of that pupil in Wayne
Female College Session See the n c. Advocate for
example ia proof
ST. so will pay for Board Washing, Fuel. Lights and
Tuition in the College Session, and SCI so will
pay for the in the Preparatory Department Music
Piano Guitar Painting Embroidery, &C. &C., taught
at customary prices For Catalogue apply to the under
signed.
Godsboro', n. c. s. NJ. FROST, President
The Weekly Herald of Wilmington, the Marion Star, the
Weekly Progress of NeWbern, the Washington Dis patch
the Times Of Washington, will please insert the above six
times and send account to me tor payment. S. M. F.
June l0th 1859 4l-6t
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WHO WANTS A FAIsM:-1Ioo ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE.

WHO WANTS A FARM:-1IOO ACRES OF LAND
FOR
a RARE CHANCE!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, the whole half Of
the farm owned and cultivated by him situated
the North side of White Oak River ten miles from Poocks
VILE The tract contains 100 acres, less and is
under state of cultivation good Corn and Cotton
land be found in the county The farm has good
dwelling, kitchen and all necessary out houses The
lot has upon large handsome and well arranged growth
of young and beautiful shade trees together with well Of
most excellent water 1t is level and healthy country and
better neghborhood cannot be found in Eastern North
Carolina.
The tract situated but few miles from stream of
NAVIGABLE WATERS,
making it convenient matter to ship, at almost any time
the products of the farm The soil is adapted to
the culture of almost any vegetable grown this section of
country, and its fertility requires no Improvement.
The subscriber is desrous to sell only upon account of
having concluded to change his business
1t will be sold upon liberal terms.
Those wishing examine the tract of land ascertain
any further particulars, do by applying the
premises, to WM. E. SHlVER.
May Goth, 1859 38-3m
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SOUND LAND FOR SALE

- ON WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND. seven miles from
E:iH Wilmington, PLEASANT GROVE, beautiful stua-
$3.50 tion for Summer or Winter residence, containing 25
of good Farming Land all under fence and adjoining
the lands of R. H. Grant and A. Sanders dwelling house.
Kitchen stables carriage house, &C., and GOOD well of
wa 'er and healthy place there is i'll the county
Also 200 300 of good Pney Land well adapted
Farming, with beautiful situation to build Also 800
the best stand for Fall Fishing the Also, three
Boats and Sens All of the above mentioned property will
be sold accommodating terms Persons wishing good
stand for fishing all of the year will do well to call
Apply to Rev. JONATHAN kETCHUM.
June 10TH 1859. 42-3t
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HAS WIFE ANY PECUNIARY VALUE I've ought
perhaps to beg pardon of fair readers for entertain
ing for a moment this question, which assure them
cult on the 18th instant in which the plaintiff sought to
recover from the Hudson River Railroad Company
damages for the loss of his wife, who killed while on
an express train that road way train having run
into the upon which she travelling. The demand
was for $4,000, the maximum allowed by law for the
loss of single life. The defence set up was that no
pecuniary damages had been sustained. The jury to
whom this committed had it appears tolera-
be appreciation Of the value of wife, and, doubt
not, were happy in their domestic relations for they
finally awarded damages to the amount of 900 to the
bereaved husband. This settles the question that wife
has pecunary value aside from the amount of gold she
may possess and will afford to many husband who had
supposed himself utterly insovent much consolation.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

DUPLIN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Arru Term, 1862
s. l.. GAVIN Co. Original Attachment levied on the de-
1hn TT C fendant's real estate.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that the defendant has absconded that the
binary process of the law cannot be served upon him.
therefore ordered that publication be made for six
sve weeks in the Wilmington Journal newspaper printed
the town of Wilmington, notifying the said John Fl. Guy
make his appearance at the next term of this Court to be
held in kenansVie the third Monday i'll July then
and there to defend the said suit judgment final will be
rendered against him.
Witness John j. Whitehead Clerk of sad Court at Office
the third Monday of April, A. D., 1859.
JOHN j. WHITEHEAD, G. C. C.
May q. Pr. adv. $5 81 39-6w
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The FEELING IN GERMANY.--A Paris correspondent

THE FEELING IN GERMANY.-A Paris correspondent
writing on the LIST inst, says
By private letters which reach daily learn that
the excitement on the Rhine is still great as to pre-
vent all thought of the usual French emigration to the
Faux this year. gentleman just returned from Baden
declares that two or three French inmates OF the hotel
where he was staying bad been compelled to give up din
ing at the table dhoe in consequence of the pointed
impertinence of the German guests and the fear in which
the German walters at the hotel stood of offending
their compatriots by showing any attention to the
considered to be this year entirely lost The cry
once raised is difficult to appease, and therefore, woe
betde those who join in it, seek to pervert the at
tempts at peace which will doubt be made in conse
auence of the sudden arrest given to the ambitious
hopes which have been founded ON too light founda
tion. e Yr.-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Aprl Tm 1853.
h0rrisey B0wden' Original Alta chment levied on the
1k n C the defendants real estate.
TT APPEARING To THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that the defenda Mt has absconded that the
binary process of the law cannot be served upon him it is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
weeks in the Wilmington Journal newspaper printed
the of Wilmington notifying the said John H. Guy
make his appearance at the term of this Court
held in Kenansve the third Monday in July next then
and there to defend the said suit judgment final will be
rendered against him.
Witness, John J. Whitehead Clerk of said Court
the third Monday of April A. D.. 1859.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD G.. G. C.
May u. Pr. adv IS GO 39-6w
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

"A aHo B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
L8 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
execute work with neatness and despatch He superin
tends all his operations person, and guarantees that his
work shall be durable neat and as cheap as any other
establishment in the State.
He now constantly employed in manufa cturng and ap
plying his new patent scroll springs, without which no
buggy can be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of ncalcuable benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to
many breakngs All who want an easy riding buggy Will
give him a call.
May 28th 1858 soft
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WILMINGTON, N. C.. APRIL a5th, 1s5

\ TESsRs. FULTON & PRICE ON the 21st Feb. last
VI published in your Journal three certain notes in IA
or Of Nathan Weil payable by my myself and Geo. Fen
NELL leach note being somewhat over Sl2OO as fraudulent
In justice to Mr. N Wei would state that further in
Yestgaon matters present themselves that demand that
should give this publicity what alleged against him.
NN Weiil) were mostly hearsay.
All complaint at an end the advertisement of 2lst
February should not be urged against him. In all transac
uo1s with him former occasions found him honorable
with me- and hereby give notice that proof be al
ged have found that matters perhaps misrepre
5 'nted because misunderstood by me.
Aprl 27 1859.-198-6t-35-3m. W. W. FENNELL.
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EDGEEVORTI FEMALE SEMINARY,

EDGENORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
TNHE NINETEENTH annual session Of this Institution will
i commence on the Sd of August, 1859.
The Of study thorough and systematic, embra
cling everything necessary to complete, solid and
mental education. The buildings arranged
bne the comforts of HOME with the advantages of a
SCHOOL Instructors of the highest qualifications
poyed in each of the Departments.
TERMS:
Beard including washng lights and fuel per session of five
months. $50 90
Tuition in the regular classes 20 90
Catalogues containing all necessary information respecting
the of Instruction Terms &C., will be forwarded
application to RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
Greensborough, N. c.
June 4. 23l