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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04
LAWSON'S
HISTORY OF NORTH-CAROLINA.

%(REpRINr FROM THE LONDON EDITION OF 17141
THE ABOVE Is A RARE N INTERESTING
work, and should be in the hands Of every North Car
Gilman. But two copies of the original edition are
now to be found and it was with a view of perpetua-
ting so important a portion of the history Of our good
old State, the undersigned undertook the re-pubiica-
ton. Lawson was Surveyor General under the Lords
Proprletors; and his account of the then infant Prov
ince of North-Carolina will be found both instructive
and amusing. As a specimen of our authors style,
we subJoin the following extract;
The christian natives of Carolina are a straight.
elean-limbed people, the children being seldom or new,
er troubled with ricketts, or those other distempers
that the Europeans arc visited withali IT'S next to a
miracle to see one of them deformed in body. AS for
those women that do not expose themselves to the
weather, they are often very fair, and generally as well
featured as you shall see everywhere, and have very
brisk charming eyes, which sets them offto ADVANTAGE.
they marry very young, some at thirteen or fourteen /:
and she that stays till twenty is reckoned a stale maid
winch is a very Indifferent character in that warm
country. The women are very fruitful, most houses
being full oflittle ones. 1t has been observed that
women long married, and without children in other
mothers"
The book contains nearly 400 pages duodecimo, and
will be sent to any part Of the Union, postage paid, at
81 per copy. Address o.. b. PERRY L q
Raleigh, N. c.. 1850. 4s-1m
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: no heat is Reauired.n
ST. NIGH HOTEL
RR0ADWAY NEW yopC

When completed, six years ago, the 81. Mich olas
was universally pronounced the most magnificent,
convenient. and thoroughly organized establish
ment Of the kind on this continent. What it was
then it remains to-day-without q rival in size,
comfort and enjoyment. The Hotel has accom-.
modatioDs for 1000 guests, including 100 com
plete suits OF apartments for families. Six hun
bred persons can be comfortably seated at the
tables of its three public dining rooms, and moth
ing that modern art has devised for the conye.
nisnce and social qualification ofthe travelling pub.
lie has heen omitted in its plan or is neglected in
practical details. The ea.ly reputation of the house
at home and abroad, derived from It's magnitude,
its suberh appointments, and its home-like comforts
AID Injuries, has been enhanced every year by
the unwearied e~xertfons of the proprieiors.
TREADWELL WHITCoMB & co.
2q-3m.
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Gbe Oroer,

W The Grand Scribe has forwarded the
Passwords for the new quarter to the d. G.
w. P.'s Of those Divisions that have forward
ed Returns and Dues since the last session of
the Grand Division. If any such have failed
to receive them, they will please acquaint the
Z. 5. so that he may forward them again.
Delinquent Divisions are not entitled, until
they have settled up arrearages.
A. NJ. GORMAN. G. s
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Holston Conference Female College,

'EfHE next term of this Institution opens 9th
August. Rev. A. W. Cummings, A. NJ, D.
D., President, and Professor of Mental and Nor
al Science.
Rev. R. N. Price, A. NJ Professor of Langua-
ges and Mathematics, assisted by nine other
Teachers, ladies and gentlemen, thoroughly skill
ed in their departments.
Board and Tuition Ter scholastic year, Preparato-
ry 90
Same. collegiate Department commonwealth 90
Washing, per dozen =.
Admission fee Coming gent ....... 90
Music, and use of instrum ent, ..-....3 90
Other extra branches mod crate.
~ Scholarships of 8. 5, 10 and 20 years,
greatly reducing the cost of Tuition in the regu-
lar course, can still be obtained on favorable
terms.
For Catalogues, with particulars and references,
apply to R. B. VANCE, sec'y 4 Tres.
Asheyitle, June 80, 1860. As. .4tpd
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DEATHS.

In Raleigh, June 10Th, Mrs. Harriet Tucker, in the
list year Of her age.
In this county, on the 2ad ult., of cholera infantum.
William High, infant son of Mr.. D.. C. Dudley, of this
city, aged one year, eight mo lths and fourteen days.
Near this city, on Sunday evening, the 24th insfant,
Or. Jesse d.. Hines, of Pollok vile, Jones county, N. C,
Near this city, on the 18th ut, Henry Walter,
second son of ". ]. and S. E. Brown, aged three
months and twenty-one DAYS.
On the 10th ultimo, at his, esidence In Wake county
Hugh L. Lyon, Esq, aged AZ.
May Is, 1860. after an illn sss of ten days, Lizzie
Boadieea, only child of A. B. nd Sarah j. Galloway, OF
Darlington, S. c.. aged 1 year, II months and ~ days,
Eufaula, Ala, papers please copy.
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DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE,

LAAERClsES will baresunened the Sd Thurs
IL day In July AVID continue without intermis-
sion until the 4th Thursday in april.
Tuition in Preparatory Department sI3, in Col.
iegiate Department $50, Ornamental branches at
the usual rates.
Board 81 IS cents per week Washing 81 cents
per dozen. Lights, if furnished, so cents per
month
For further particulars apply to US for a cata-
logue.
The success Of the past two years, unusual
nealthiness Of location, freedom from debt, and
literary facilities which the College affords. COM
mend it to public patronage.
HENRY N. MOOD, Pres't.
Newton. N. G. Al e.
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poisons, and does not believe that life can be
saved by draining its fountains. Above all,
he furnishes the whole civilized, and no small
portion of the semi-barbarian and savage
world, with a Pill and an Ointment, which
appear to accomplish all that the Faculty and
aim at, out in five cases out of six fail to eff
feet. For diseases of the stomach, the liver,
the bowels and kidneys, as we'll as for ordi.
nary pulmonary affections, the Pills are alb
solute specifics; and the sufferer from exter-
nal disorders or injuries may recover under
the operation Of the Ointment, when nothing
else will save him.-Morthsrn Express.
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No MORE Guy HAIRi No MORE RAID
HEApsl WHY'S Because Heimstreet's IN
fnsitG5A Restorative is coming into general
use. There IS nothing like it. Price 500
and $l.00 per bottle, Sold everywhere. w
Z. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
See advertisement "Yes you may"
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ARTNFRsHT

TINE PARrNERsarPEx EXISTING BETWEEN
Samuel Peares ! Henry Bsst having been
dissolved By tho death Of Il B<st, all psrsous
having claims against, or being indsbtsd 20 he
said partnership. are notified 10 pssesnt fhsm to
tbs surviving partner, wso is alone authorised 70
settle the busin<es.
Hr Toe said Il. Beats interest in tie Mar Il
for sale.
Apply to SAMUEL pEARcE, sur Pad,
Hills5oro.- n. O.
June D, lsS0 <2-wSt
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SPRING MATRASS.

T AN NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR
i SPRING MATRASS, to which L call the attention
OF the public. The NERVOUSNESS of this elastic
couch, and the convenience of its arrangement, as
we'll as the low price at which 1 offer them for sale,
strongly commend them to Hoasekeepers generally.
Cali and examine them at WATSUN'S Upholstery
Establishment, Raleigh, near the Market House.
July Sd, 1850. 45-tf
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

TlHE Fall Session will begin on Thursday the 9oth
i of July, 1860. This institution continues to en-
joy a high degree of prosperity. numbering the past
year 136 pupils.
Instruction in the Sciences, Mathematics and Ian
guages given by Professors of long experience in
teaching. Nothing SUPERFICIAL allowed. instrument
tai music receives special attention. Every effort
made to secure the highest excellence in this elegant
accomplishment. All the pupils taught vocal Music
FREE OF CHARGE. Drawing, Crayon, Oil Painting,
Embroidery and all the various parts of a very extern
sive Ornamental education taught here by an accom-
plished Teacher in the NEST thorough and tasteful
manner. Pupils boarding in the College will find eve
ry thing necessary to render them comfortable and
happy. The table viii be amply supplied with good,
wholesome food, well prepared.
Terms per Session
Beard and Tuition in the College course s7o: in tho
Preparatory 60. Pupils received at any time and
charged only from the date of their arrival till the
close of the session. For . Catalogue address tn IN
d~ersigned. S. N. FROST, President.
june %. AE6t
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

T~HOMASVlLLE, DANI DSON, Co, NC.
NHE Fall Session win commence 29th July. Board
l. including washing, fuel and rooms, $35 per
session of Twenty-one week. Tuition, solid and or
branches correspolrdingly low.
For catalogues address j. W. THOMAS Prest.
June q. A4-Qt
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it. and is nos re.oited Z
all the diseases FORK
ded. Z
Il BIAS cured thou (
two years who bad (
relief. as tho numerous (
IN m ; lon I,
The dose must be /,
permanent Of the io.i- J
used in such quaint !
en- tbs Bowels.
L tbs dictates Of ,
rulds Jon in the NE
YIGORAToR, and ia,
plants. Bilious Az /,
Chronic Disrrhaa.-,
Dysentery, Drop,y.
ual c~ostiveaess. cho4
lnfantum, P.atulenee.
Weaknesses. sDi NAY
as an Orsiin=Fy FAM.
cute sick headacho,(ss
IN twenty minutes, IL
fuls are taken at COM
All who use 1t are,
10 its favor.
Mix water m the,
orator. and swallow,
Price One Donar,
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BURKE, COUNTY, n. C.

<fLOSED its last session ON the Sth June, with
so students. 1t will resume operations on the
18th of July, to continue 81 weeks.
Rev. r. L. ETHY. Principal; NJ. E. LAW
RENEE, Esq, Teacher Of Classics. Tuition, quite
low. Board from ST to Z per month. Regular Militia
ry drilling during the session. Students charged from
time of entrance. For Particulars, address the Prin-
cipal, Happy Home P. o., Burke County, NC.
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JOHNS & CRoSLEY's

T PERCHA CRMENTRooFING
) the cheapest and most durable Roofing in
i use. 1t is FIRE and water Proof. It can be
applied to new and old Roofs of all kinda and to
old single roofs without removing the shingles.
The cost is only about one-third that of
Tin, and is twice as durable.
Gutta Percha Cement for preserving and repair.
ing Tin and Metal Roofs of every, description.
From its great elasticity; is Dot injured by the
contraction and expansion of metals, and will not
crack in cold nor run in warm weather. These
materials have been thoroughly tested in New
York and all parts of the Southern, and western
States, and We can give abundant proof of all we
claim in their favor.
They are readily applied by ordinary laborers,
at a triding expense.
no heat is Required"
These materials are put uR ready for use, and
for shipping to all parts of the country, With full
printed directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars will be forHarded ON
application by mail or in person, at our principal
offices, $40 Broadway. Opposite St Nicholas Ho-
teD N. Y, and 34s Fulton st Opposite City Hal)
Brooklyn. JOHNS Il CROSLEY.
June 2, 1850. 4I..6m
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PITTsBoRo' FEMALE SCHOOL.
MISS EMMA S. POE, INsTRUcTREss

THE second session of $50. will commence july
18th, and continue 20Tveeks.
PER SESSION.
Primary English. from IS to 10 90
Higher English Branches, IL 90
French, s 90
Music on Piano. Is 90
Grecian Embroidery, On
Board can be had in the family of the teacher, at
S. 90 per month, including washing and lights.
For further information, address
HISS EMMA s. POE,
M-f Pittsboro'. N. C.
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90 R DAVIS
DA VEGETABLE
0Oain FILLER
We ash the alteration Of the public to this
long tested and uyTTvaLed

We ash the attention Of the public to this
long tested and unTlvalsd
Family Ned5oJae.
It has been tavorably Eosowrs for more
than tWenty years., during whioh tinae wa
haze received Thousands Of testimonials,
shouting this Medicine to be an almost
neUerJallung remedy for diseases caused by
or attendant upon
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and Egue,
Headache, Bilious Fe0er, Pains in the
Side, Back, and Loips, as ueN as in the
Joints and Limbs; NeakaLaic and
Rheumatic gaLzA in any part Of
the system, qoothaohe and Pains IN the
Head and Face,
As a @Lona g4tiEet and go,aic
for the 9fonadch, it seldom fails to curs
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
field Stomach, Heartburn, kidney COM
plants, Stick Aendache, Paes, Asth-
ma or Phthjsic, FMgwornas, Boils, Felons,
Whit[olna, Old Sores, sweZed Joints, and
6Ale~aL WAklIA4 Of the @4atenz..
It Is also a prompt and sure Kennedy for
cTa1ep and Pain in the Stomach, painters
Colo, Minkthoea, Qysentsry, Sum
nlef &onzhLaLnt, Cholera Morbue, choL
era hfantunp, Sca1ds, Burns, sprains,
Br1lsss, Frost Bites, chllbLains, as weu
as the Stngs Of Insects, Scorpions, Gen.
ttpedes, and the Bites Of Poisopous Insects
and Venonous Reptiles.
See Directions accompanying each bottle.
It has been tested in every variety Of
climate, and by almost euet4 nation
Rol6LDuz to 4naejcans. It is the almost
constant companion and h1estin1abe friend
Of the missionary and the tfaneHet,
on sea and land, ---and no one should
travel on our lakes or rivers WITHOUT It.
Prices, LIZ cts, Is cts. 50 cts, and $tAo per Bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND PRoPRIEToRs
PROVIDENCE. 4. I.
Sold by dealers every where
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ONLY ONE CENT A G

r HAVE selected from 5000 valuable receipts and
l have several hundred copies printed for sale, inclu-
ding the Celebrated Honey Receipt (Which has been
selling North at 81 How to make Burning Fluid,
Fire Proof Paint, Paint for Brick Houses, Art of Pain
ting on Glass, Ginger Beer, ice Cream, Cough Syrup,
Washing Fluid, Cures for Snake Bite, Fellons, Dis
ease of the Bowels, Black, Blue, Red, Yellow lumin-
ous and indelible Inks, Starch Polish. &C., &c. Twill
send two copies prepaid on receipt, of 81. Do not
send north for them, but please adSfess
w. Il. W
A-mpd Yadkins lille, Yadkin Co. n. C.
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WANTED.-A situation as Teacher, by a Young
w Lady. She will teach the English branches, as
sist in the Musical Department and if required give
lessons in the Ornamental branches. Satisfactory
references can be given. Address :.
45-tf JOuesyille. Yadkiu comfy. n C.
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EXPENSES,
Tuition in Elementary Branches. s1s
" College Glasses, IN
Drawing, (materials included -
Painting in Water Colors, Is
Oil Painting, materials included1 20
Wax Work, " IN
:" Embroidery, " IN
Music, INSTRUMENT furnished %
Board, (washing included,) n
BOARD ana Iultion IN the three schools, 100
REMARKs.-Extra charges and needless expenses
are strictly prohibited-necessar purchases are made
by the teachers Picayune pedlars are not allowed to
enter the premises, and no pocket money is required.
Oxford is situated on the healthy hills of Granville.
10 miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. and
is connected with Henderson Station by a line Of daily
stages.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
The first opens on the first Monday in July and closes
on the last Thursday in November. The second opens
on the first Monday in January and closes with the
annual commencement on the last Thursday in Nav.
For the Annual Announcement apply to
At pd. oxford, N. c.
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CL0THIEG,l CL0THIEG!lHATs ANp
CAPSl BOOTS. AND SHOES

We offer to the gentlemen a stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHlNG GOODS unsurpassed in variety and
excellence by any other house in the city. Latest
Spring styles of HATS and CAPS. Our stock Of
6ENTLEMEN'S SHOES is very large, and At
astonishingiy low prices. Gentlemen will find il
to their interest to call on us before purchasing
Elsewhere. LANDECKER 4 KLINE
April II. 1860. 34-2u
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Wsrrenton Female College Institute.

THIS School viii begin its 18th year the 18th CT July.
4 Its advantages and terms arc believed to be as ia
yorable as those of any Institution III this part Of tho
country.
For particulars apply 10 JULIUS WILCO
June %. 1soo.-a 1t PRINCIPAL.
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10 win OOrESauca N
which 4, ;-rsssmn.s
san. within lac.
, given mn All bcn.. ~
InsoHe:tedo
saou.
faI-ptsd 4. H. t.r
(ridGaI tskirr II ,aa
I
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of rns LIVER IN,
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HIGH PRICE

BY SAML. D.. HICK5-RIcHnosD, Va.
P. Waddell, Pittsylvania CO., Va, S Hhds. 9 IS,
20 90, 20 IS, 80 rs, rs 90.
VIM. T.. Clark, Do. 9 Do. L. rs, Is co., Q 90, 20 rs,
35 90, IS 90, SO IS, ~ so, 81.
W.. q. Morton, Halifax CO., Va, i Do, is co.
R. NJ. Lassiter, Granville 20, N. c., 4 Do, Is rs,
: Is IS, is IS. 81 IS.
E. E. Lyon, Do. 4 Do. ~ 30, Is IS, 10 Is, 27 rs.
A. N. Veasey Do. 4 Do. IL 90, Is 90, I6 90, "a IS.
Wa. Pride Amelia CO., 5 Do. 5 90, s 90, 8 90,
s Is. 10 90.
s. A L. Davis, Cumberland CO., 6 Do. Q 50, av-
erage.
warrenton News, Copy one time.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY,
RALEIGH, Nc J.
TNHE next term of this Institution will begin
il the last Tuesday in July. and continue FL
weeks.
Rev. J. W. Tucker $ill bave charge of the
classes in Mental and Moral Philosophy, Eyidsn-
ces of Christianity, Rhetoric and Logic.
T.. H. Brame, Mathematics, Natural S sciences,
ard Latin.
Miss A. J.. searie, Modern Languages and
Psiuting.
Miss 2. T. Lewis, Music.
Miss -, Primary Department.
For further information apply to T. n. Brsme,
President Of the Seminary.
NJ. A. BLEDS0E, President
Board of Trustees.
It-A A VI nnHlN Sn(tUE % EA
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GASES. air tight. and will keen in any ei;mafa
toe fa'nily ezthar Ito Pill Is 3 s-rtle huk
active c athartie which toe e.cnr;eso-
has used in his prse- 5tics more ,aan swspy
years
Inc constantly in g., ereaxing des1snd from
tnose VINO have long Z ossa the PILLS and
the satisfaction which ~ all express ID r.ssrd.
to their use, has ias{H fda-si m /. n,.e.-
them within the reach a. Of all.
The Profession we'll know that diGerspt
Cathartics Let on DIFF = fsrent ~por.te.. % ~,
bowels.
rnefsmhy CathaT- = dc Pill has, s.ti DUE
reverence 70 this well q established fact, BEN
compounded from AZ variety Of the psrsst
sesstaoie Extracts, which act alike on o.
ey part Of The all msntary canal, and
% sood aud sate in = ali eases who're q Co.
saAi'ie Is neeoed, such Derangeneats Of The
Seemacn, sIeepiness, Paius in the Back sad
IONS Costiveness. = Pain n Soreness
oyer tne Wsoie body from , d d n cold.
Snien frequently, ht snegisesed, end Ia 4
long course Of Fever. less of arp-tite. a CREEPING
sensation Of cold ovor the body. rcstiessress. h. a.
ache, Or weight in the head, all insamr,atorv dis.
eases, worms in children o. adults, Rheufnatisu. -
great purifier Of thu blood aai aany dissases te
which flesh Is heir, too numerous to rsntion in
Dimes.
The Liver Inrigorstor ard Family cathsrtio,
rms are retaiiea By Druggists generally, and sol5a
wholesale BY the f-ado IN Ell che large towns.
s. T-W SASF0AD, MD,
Manufactures and Proprietor,
as B~sosdwsy, Mes ferh-
nay :, GOV. Sly
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY
SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,

OhaNUE n. 9.
FENHE Fall term will opea 18th July, and con-
Il tinue 81 weeks. Students coming on the
Central Road should stop at Durham's depot,
where they will End conveyance. No deduction
unless for protracted sickness. There has never
beena case Of chilIs and fever during the twelve
years existence of the school. Textbooks and
stationary kept on hand at about cost.
Board IS per month Tuition $40, Is, 20, &C.
cording to stables. The health and cheapness
of the school it to all. sem on YOUR
SONS. T. N. ANDERSON, President.
June 80, 1850. 45-6ts
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A SITUATION WAErED

A Young Man who can present Testimonials as 10
~ qualification Is desi-Lus OF obtaining a situa-
ton as a Teacher in & private family. Amply to the
EDITOR Of the Leisure Hour. Oxford, NC 49,
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YES YOU MAY
USE OR RECOMMEND
HEIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE
HAIR C0L0RINGl
AND FIND IT TORE
d Perfect Hair Restorative.
P pirs : I q !hs strength and growth of the Hair. and
kiAAs al the beauty of youth. Do yen donht its
Read Readi Read!
" r Hostx n nsss1 So-N y. r., Fe4y. 9, 1855.
yonr Hair coloFing or Restorative, and being much
pleased with il. take pleasure in making the folow-
sickness, when about IS years of age, my hair com
meneed turning grey, and SO continued to grow until
eoa nseAA East rrE Summer T ! h.5 l being Ts gy h s5Eyh,s aPS
year, when ! was induced by a friend to purchase two
bottles Of Heimstreets Hair Restorative, prepared by
yoq- recommended using II according to directions,
and in o few days was surprised 10 ind tina. my hair
nom the roots outward was. turning back to its ORR
g srpln s soior; a. n 90 confined to grow until i was as
and Is now fully Hssiored to its original color
Essex Co., ss.-Myla Seaman came before ne and
was only sworn. ana says that the shove statement 10
true, this 9th day Of February 1858.
JOEL p. POTTER, Justice Of the Peace.
PrT7sF0RD. W., Aug. ]. 1857.
l hereby certify, that my hair having become unite
grey, used Heimstreet's HAY Restorative, prepared
my hair was in that time restored 10 its original color.
! can Iuly recommend the article to be all ii claims.
WIN. KINGSLEY,
Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pittsford. VT.
MECHANICALLY, NY. March IL. 1883.
Mr.. w. K. HAGAE: l have used Heimstreet's Hair
Restorative for three years, and have foundst TO be A
most excellent article. 1t not only restored the color
OF my hair, giving it new life and strength. but it cured
myself and wife Of a most obstinate eruption upon the
scalp, which nothing else seemed TO benefit. l fully
believe it to be the best article in use, Yours Truly,
The above arc but a ew of the many letters of re-
commendation which have been rendered to the pro-
prietors OF Heimstreets Hair Coloring or Restorative.
II has been used by thousands of people. and it never
tails 20 restore the color and growth Of the hair. This
singular effect is not produced as when dyes are used /;
fof II acts upon the natural s~ecretions OF coloring mat
ter al the roots. and thus effects the change. The
COLOR PRODUCED u NOT A COUNTERFEIT, But THE Ma
rRuALsHApE OF YOUTH. II does not color the skin.
Price SOC and $Ioa per bottle. Sold everywhere
We HAGAN6 CO., Proprietors, Troy. N. Y.
Sold in Raleigh by F, F. Pescad, Williams & Hay
wood, tredeh Bros, and by an responsible dealers In
medieines in she United States. Sly
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WANTEnl

GlTTATIONS TO TEACH, for twenty-four Lady
~ Graduates of the Hudson River Institute. Some
can teach English. French. Latin. and Piano Music
Others only part of the above branches. This mstitu.
ton affords rare advantages for a thorough education,
at very reasonable rates, Address.
Rev. A. FLACK, AN, Principal,
June 20, 1908 CIayerack Coy 90 Wv
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SaR lords Liver lavigorater'
NEVER DBgILIrATBs

Use onpounded entirely from Gums, and has
become an established fact, q stsndard Msai-
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

THE next Session Of this School, under the charge
day in July.
per session of twenty weeks.
For particulars address the PRINCIPAL or either n,
The Principal has procured the services of Mr.
William w. Baird, A. B., for the next Session.
REV. j. Il. MONTAGUE
j.. ]. NEAL,
d. A. ri trustees
w. II. LAWSON.