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The Southerner.
TARBORO': JUNE 24.
FOR GOVERNOR,
THO.IIAS BRAfiG, Esq.
Of Northampton County.
Candidates for Governor.
Tho Gubernatorial canvass is pro
gressing with energy, and thus far with
commendable forbearance. Tlie sub
ject of Internal Improvement, in its va
rious phases, appears to bo the principal
theme of discussion; but at Ilillsboro'
they wore requested to declare their
sentiments In relation to a prohibitory
law, or restrictive legislation on the
subject of the liquor traffic. Gen. Dock
cry iu reply said, if it was the desire of
the friends of temperance that a prohi
bitory law should be passed, he would
not interpose a feather to prevent it, nor
would he on the other hand throw a
feather's weight in favor f it. What
restrictions were proper to be laid upon
the traffic in spiritous liquors was a
matter for legislative consideration,
with vrhieh the Governor had nothing
to do. Mr. Bragg, in his reply, made
pretty much the same declaration with
regard to a restrictive law. lie "would
not do any thing to retard or forward
a law to restrict the sale of Ktnrsrs. It
was a matter solely for lecdshativc ac-!8avinS implements ever invented. Mr. j rI:;vAL1I)S recovering from the ef
tion, and with the Legislature he would I Pnf haS. US?d SUCCCSS thf fF-r C1Ii" "
leave it. A very wise and judicious
disposition of this exciting topic.
jC3T"Wo tender our thanks to Hon
Thos. HufSn, for several highly intercs
ting public documents.
Central Rail Road.
We learn from the Newberu papers
that the General Commissioners, under
the Act incorporating the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, met at New
born on "Wednesday week kst, and af
ter examining the books, found that
$501,300 had been subscribed in New
born, and o per cent, in cash paid in. '
tion. A subscription of 5400,000 made
sit Ealciffh was declared void and
thrown out, on account of there being no
evidence of the standing of Iiisley &
Co., by whom it was made, and of in
formality in the note offered to secure
the 5 per cent. The subscription al
ready made secures the charter.
, New counterfeit 20 notes, on the
J?ank of Cape Fear, arc said to be in
circulaffiGRj and well executed.
Rascally Fraud.
Wc regret to learn that Mr. Win. II.
Lewelling, inspector of provisions in
Norfolk, was recently call
y called upon by a !
J
a lot of 14 kegs of
merchant to inspect
discovered in the middle of about teu
cf tho kegs, d. posites of bricks, recks, j
billets of heavy wood, and flat irons 1
Tdr. Lewcling jutorms tho Herald that
this is not tho rW, f.an.1 fn T.,rrl
ii,....
lie nas detected rccentlv.
Covgrc&s.
In the House, on Ihe 19th inst. a dif
ficulty occurred between Messrs.
Ohurchwell and Collotn, ef Tennessee,
in which a shameful exhibition of want
of temper was exhibited. These scenes
are getting to bo of frequent occurrence,
and a stop should be put to them.
From te Gohhboro Republic
a ft.
Health of Goldsboro.
Wc deem it necessary to mike a
statement of facts upon the above sub
ject. Reports have been circulated so cx
aritvd ml proju licial Vj the com-
Oa Thursday, the magistrates of the ' John Ji-indolph Clay, Envoy to Peru; j "-""ox nr;ET.ni.r rixcTCK.This : health taan lor -U years, te;nS ent.relv res-
. en . . . , i that of D I) unon Albrrt S'nodr .,,!' rPration seems t be working wonders in : tored by th use of Hampton's Vegetable
county of Craven authorized asubscnp-1 i. x. uj m -u .iiocrc ..ueaci? an a , , ,. . , , , ,
fcrr.nnn i -.in L iKli W. Caruthcrs, of North Carolina; i ,JC ph: SICal nul mc,i,cal world' Tne .Pon- nucturo.
fion of 100,000, and appointed G. S-1 Master of Arts u niue Gndu-ites ! anUS tC8tl,non.v of 80 man? rpcctable and nrSr.A.n side, breast, eyes.
Stevenson, to make the ?ubscrir-1 .inA n....r '.. ..r' ; sponsible people, was never before given to ... , - , T n,- r
' A. . UMU i;' I'll III -llIl'IIllVliri'll I tJJCLr4Vi.r irtittll t- I l- t rv'"V JI I "VI.- 1 - '
Lard which had just come down on the' T lt . , -7,
, e v lt n ,. j 1 ttnr.k of tnee when the sun's last ra.
Ladroads from North Carolina; and as Is flittiBg Q.cr th(J dy;ng J;y.
he usually does his work thoroughly, j When silence reigns o'er lawn and lea,
munity and the College,, that parents;
irdians have been aiarmuu
suffer much uneasiness. a
them, I make a statement of tacts, xoi
which I am responsible.
1st. The Dysentery has prevailed in
tho entire community, for which we
make no apology, as the same disease
has equally prevailed in almost every
nart of the south. -
2nd. While Goldsboro' lias upwaras
of 1,500 inhabitants, there have been
r .... . . 1
only two adult deaths but quite a
number of children.
3rd. There have been two deaths a
mong upwards of ninety students in
school, one of Dysentery the other of a
complication of diseases.
4th. There never have been but three
developed cases of disease in College.
5th. There is no case in College now, !
and in every instance in which parents
have taken their children home they
have been sick.
6th. I most emphatically state to pa
rents, if their daughters are sick they
will be informed of the fact, and asking
as they hear nothiug from me, they
may know they are well. I do not
promise parents that their daughters
will not sicken and die, for the issues of
life aud death are in the hands of God,
and I dare not usurp his prerogative iu
this or any other position, but I do
promise . to do all I can to preserve
their health, to prepare them for dying, j
and in every particular, to act the part j U;i3 refuse to take any thing not sanctioned
of a father and brother, and for this, jjy a physician. This sanction has been be
the world as God does, may hold me stowed upon STABLEIl'S ANODYNE
responsible.
das. 11. Brent
A valuable Invention.
We learn that Mr. Whitman Price,
of this county, has just received from
the Patent Office of the United States,
a patent for a Cotton Thiuner and Cul
tivator, which, with one horse and baud,
performs the labor of two horses and
six to eiirht hands.
The vounir cotton is plowed en both
sides and thinned at any distance desi-
red, by one and the same operation. It '
must be one of the most valuable labor- j
t ..j- ''r ) ""j ...i
county of Wayne can testify. We learn
he will sell county and Ssate rights.. "o.
University of North Carolina.
iuc Commencement of this institu-i
., 4 . , , i
Hon on the 1st inst.. was signalized by
the attendance of Messrs. Rcid, Swain,
Branch, Graham, Morehcad and Mui;Iy
all af whom have filled tho CI nlprm-
an m niiuui m.il. UH. vi ul'l i na-
torial chair of North Carolina and
Gov. A. V. Drown, of Tennessee. The !
latter gentleman delivered the Annual j
Address. Eighteen young gentlemen !
declaimed on Wednesday morning an H
evening; and on the following da v, sev-'
enteen Orations were pronounced by
members cf the Graduating class. The!
decree of L L D. wn, nf.rrod nnn !
c.- - . t "
uatcs
mrgtj uuTiwjcrof uisiinctions
wt:re awarded to members of the
ai .- .
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ons classes. ib.
Foil the SouniEitxEit.
To R. rflUVf
I think of thee in moonlight hour.
, ncn birds and beast have sought their I
bowers;
When beauty reign? o'er land and sea,
Then, clearest on?, I think of thee.
I think of ihee, when the first star
Beams brightly in jon heavens afar;
When sunbeams dazzle in the sky,
And southern gales came sweeping by.
When at midnight's silent hour.
cn d,ew1i? ?llli.n3 0E the fler;
When the buds sing merrily,
Tis thcnj r alwaJS think Qf
Then, dearest one, I think of thee,
And when I offer np a prayer,
o ftsk Gad's blessing on us all,
rom a11 temptation us to 'free;
Thcn' dearest one I think of thee.
JMAIvl.
The steamer Canada has arrived at
j Halifax, with Liverpool dates to the
10th inst.
She brings intelligence of the ad
vance of the Russians towards the al
lied ariuies, and startling events arc
hourly anticipated.
Cotton active breadstuff! dull.
TATinoita' Matiket, June 21.
Corn, S3 25 to $3 50 per bbl.
Bacon, 9 to 9$ cts
Lird, 9. to 93 cts.
Cotton, 7 to 7 2 cts.
Wa-iJiington Marker, .Tuns 20.
Naval Stores - Swfcs to day of about
200 bbla tar and dip turpentine at 3
for each, per 180 lbs.
Corn. A boat load of Hyde county
white, sold at 75c. per bushel, measure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
The reputation of this preparation is in
creasing daily:' the circle of its influence and
unbounded popularity is deepening and wid
ening; and the cases of pain, and suffering,
and anguish, relieved by its use, are multi
plying and increasing beyond all precedent.
It rocs like an anscel, "with - healings on its
wings.
To persons who wish, we can furnish names
and residences of persons all over the coun
try, who have been cured of Rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises, and the most loathsome
Sores; as well as Tumors, Cancers and Wens
and of horses that have been cured of
Spavins, Ringbones, Splint, Fistulas and
Poll-evils, and hard bony Tumors on the
I feet, legs, shoulders and back. Almost eve
ry farmer throughout the country can tcsti
fv to its wonderful healing powers and none
of then would be a day without it. Owners
of livery stables aud stage companies ean
save hundreds of dollars yearly by using
this Liniment on their horses whenever they
become galled, ehafed or crippled from any
of the thousand accidents to which their
stock is subject.
Sec advertisement in another column.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. Mercenary
persons have in so many instances succeed
ed in foisting upon the community worth
lo5 nrcn.ir:itiniio. el.iimlnir for them ureat
,. x vil.tac tlult ft crcat manv judivid-
CHERRY EXPECTORANT, and DIAtt
RIKEA CORDIAL in more than five hun
dred instances. Indeed many medical men
who know their virtues regularly prescribe
the Expectorant in cases of Coughs, Colds,
and diseases of the respiratory organ?, which
come under care. And, iu all diseases of
the bowels, too, such as Diarrhoea-, the Diar
rhoea, Cordial is prescribed by them with the
utmost confidence in its beneficial effects.
Aire these excellent medicines a trial See
advertisement in another column, and de-
scriptivc pamphlets, to be had gratis, of be
aSouts- IVlcc r cach GalJ 50 ccnts. or six
bottll's f,r 2 5(X
. iiiiuc t winii 01 any kiivj, ivui imu warier s
! Spanish Mixture the only remedy which
i will revive their drooping constitutions ex
pel nil bad humor.-? from the Moid, xci1e
the liver to a prompt and healthy action.
l 1 1... : . i . it...
l
ticnt to life and ritror.
We cm only say THY IT. A single bottle
is worth all the so-called Sarsanarillas in
' existed. It cant i.s ,,,, M,r,-v (V,i:n
i n
cr any other noxious or poison'u uru, ana!
n-iv,.-, tn vnnc ;,,r-.T.t m- m,,., '
hesitation.
Seethe cei-tifio ites of wonlerfn! cares
around the bottle. More than five hundred
Per?ons in the City of Richmond, Va., can
tost5tV to its good effects.
-;ce a-uvertiicment.
Fr'mth publicm $ Arr April") , $o2.
ourselves who have been greatly bencfittct
ov tWi ns,c oi tlu.i Tincture; ana we woull
vV rV,- i
'-loujt the evidence presantod to our own!
3 , v, . .... , !
ccs an card, aid rs doubt its valuable rsc- j
Tin
pre
,K , ,i . i . , ... r
uiCiiial qu:ilit;0j. The manutacture of it is
: fi, i. , ,
la the hands of parties woo wdl keep up us
r ,.:f i i ,t i i t
purity, and the public may be assured that
, ... M, ,
'.'iiiu.u curum properties win ou c.iie-
fully preserved by Messrs. Mortimer tj- Mow
hm ti,r rnnn!nn, n, u,n,t
recipe for its manufacture.
See advertisement and call and get pam
phlet gratis, with certificates from Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and our own State Sold by
Geo. Howard and Leigh & Thigperu
JSirWo are authorised to announce
Henri" T. Clark as a candidate for
re-election to represent this county in the
Senate of the next General Assembly.
JEST'Wc are authorised to announce
J.V3. F. JenKtns as a candidate for re
election as Sheriff of this county.
5i5yWe are authorised to announce
Redding S. Petway, as a candidate
for the oflice of Sheriff of this county,
at the ensuing election
SELF0BD
Fcmafc Seminary.
THE Exercises of this School will
be resumed on the first Wednesday in
July next, under the superintendence
of Miss Sarah M. Gray.
Miss' Gray is a graduate at Troy Fe
male Seminary, and has had experience
in teaching at the South, comes highly
recommended by Sirs. Willard as com
petent to teach all branchci Usually
taught in Female Seminaries.
Terms, per Sees ion.
Tuition in English branches
Mq;c on Piano, with use of
JustrUuient -French,
-
Drawing and p:iirt:ngiu wa
ter Colors, - -do.
in oil,
$10 00
15 00
5 00
5 00
10 0i
Board with the subscriber at 3 5(;
per month, including washing funLand
ii-dits
June. IS 54.
'"Speak of mc as you find.
. NOTHING EXTENUATE,
: Nor aught set down in malice."
TRUTH IS MIGHTY!
X plain and unvarnished Statement.
Mother and Daughter cared.
Hampton's Tincture
Capon Bridqs,
Hampshire county, Va., March 1, 1854.
Mr. E. P. CooperDear Sir: Agreeably
to your request, and my own desire to bene
fit the afflicted, I hereby certify tho -great
relief I received from the use of
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
I waB taken with a violent palpitation, or
rather fluttering or trembling of the heart
which continued several days; it seemed as
though. my heart h.-d almost forgotten its
offiee. The family became alarmed and pro
cured a bottle of the valuable medicine, aud
before I had taken near one bottle of this
Tincture of Hampton' t lyrns entirely relieved.
This is the third instance of relief in my
family from the use of this valuable medi
cine. Two or three years ago Iwas laid up
with ulceration of my ankle, from effect of
what i usually called milk leg. I had lost
.all taste and appetite, and the sore, which
was some four inchet up and down, and half
way around tay ankle, rejected every effort
to he il it, until I procured Hampton's Vege
table Tincture; one bottle of which restored
my health, healed my ankle, and I am freer
from swelling than for the last thirty years,
Again, one of my daughters was very low
from severe dysentery, and when she began
to sit up her foct commoneed swelling,
which increase 1 every day and begna to be
very painful she used a bottle of llamp
tons Tincture; the pains were assuaged, the
swelling subsided, and her health returned
wc kept her legs bandaged with strips of
woolen until her strength returned. I have
been thus particular, that others under sim
ilar circumstances might be induced to avail
themselves of this remeJy-
Vours with respect,
Elizabeth EJicardt.
I do hereby certify that 1 &ni personally
acquainted with Mrs. Edwards, and can
safely recommend tho above staleuieat to be
correct. E. 1. Cooper, Postmaster,
C.ipon Bridge, Hampshire county, Va.
ryDclicate Ladies an 1 Children will
please give it a trial.
Cull and g"t pamphlets gratia.
JCr.3cc Cures.
IhtmptoiCs lreglable Tincture.
Cn and get pamphlets gratis, with histo
ry of discovery of this wonderful Blood Pu
rifier, and sec certificate? of our own citl -
3, of RhcuniatiMn, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Liver Coinphd.it, General Weakness, 2ser-
1 7
vuu.sucs.s &c. &c
I.IVKU COMrLMVT, TIEniLirY.
(Extract frcun James Harris, Esj.'s Litter-,
Alexandria Va.
Aftor spea?i:irig of wonderful' cures on hini
self, he s.'sys: '-Mrs. II. has been suffering
with the liver complaint and with inability,
constantly compl.iininfr from wc;ikncss, Xbro'
her whole system. She now enjoys better
Loudon county, Va.
yt . t- . -ill!.. J
- ,
wcakjicss, pain in the breast, side und bac-k;
' 1
palpitation of the heart; fccblcncs-S of the
1 1 . .
1 nervous sysicin; loss ui iiitnewie; cuiuyiuxitiu
J 11 1
: sallow; the sb'ht of one eye almost ffoue, th
i ' ,
other vcrv wcak I am pleased to sav,
1 , ,
I Ilarapton's Tincture has restored her te per-
feet health. Her eyes are as .good now as
1 th' wcr0
Mrs. E. Bagwell, ' of 'Virginia, suffered
from Rheumatism from her 12th to her oOth
3 ear of ago; at times entirely helpless. Be
ing wealthy, she employed the best medical
attention, and tried ni tiiy medicines, but was
cured only by iTamp ten's VejetaHe Tincture
CttROXIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
ifl. f T!,,m-, AT V.1-1
Pearl a t, great sufferer for dpbt
ve
irs Restored to perfect health by Ilamn-
ton's Vegetable Tincture
Mtr.CUKlAL RltEUSIATTSM.
Mr. Jarritt Plmmer, No. 1-58 East Balti
more street, suffered this disease Intenselr
six years; could not sleep; dreadful ulcers
formed on his limbs, from which splinters of
bone issucJ. His physician pronounced him
incnrable,tbut Hampton's Vegetable Tinc
ture' cured him.
HKREBITAKY SCROrCT.A.
A boy in the family of lion. W. P. Thoin
asson, once member of Congress from Ken
tucky, was a mass of sores from head to foot.
His eyelids turned inside out, protruding oTcr
the eyeballs so as to produce blindness He
was cured by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
Mr. Wm. Oldham, of Daltimofe custom
house, suffered these complaints for 18
mouths, with both body and mind seriously
affected; He was restored by Himptoni
Vegetable Tinoture, after other things failed.
Cocorr, consumption, &c.
Mr. Henry C. TVinn had a cough for 5
years; grc.t weakness, etc.; had, in all, 5 or
3 physicians; tried all their remedies,, but
was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE'.
JK2rCa!l and got pamphlets gratis. Sold
by Geo. .Howard an I Leigh Si Thigpcn, Tar
boro', Mortimer & Mowbrav, Baltimore
Jutjc 2d,. 1S34., '
Geo Howard, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT JLA W,
Having located at fVihon, N. C.
WILL regularly attend the Courts of
Pitt, Greene, Wayne and Edgecombe
counties. Office next door to Gay's
Hotel, . June, 1854.
IN pursuance of a Decree, made at
March Term, by the Court cf Equity
for Pitt County, the Clerk and Master
will expose to public sale at tJ.e iOi;jr
House in Greenville;, pa Tuesday the
6th day of August next, the following
Tracts of Land,
The terras of which will be made known
on the day of sale, (to wit:)
One Tract on the petition of J. L
Foreman and others, called the Mea
dow Branch tract containing
acres.
On the petition of Ii. Jl. Foreman
and wife and others
One Tract, called the Homestead tract,
containing 430 acres
One Tract, called the Odom laud,
containing 55G acres.
One Tract, called the Summer place,
containing 245 acres the half of oue
acre reserved, not belonging to the
estate.
One Tract, called the Randolph place,
including 99 acres of the William
Foreman tract, containing 407 acres,
reserving the half of 40 acres not be
longing to the estate.
One Tract, called the Ellis or William
Foreman tract, containing 1401acrcs.
One Tract, containing 1 acre, called
Pillsborough, ten miles above Green
ville, on which is a Store House,)
onc half of which belongs to Itichardi
Williams-
One Fishery, four miles above Wash-
mgtoi:, known as the Lower Arm
strong ushcry.
One LOT, in the town jf Nashville,
Nash county.
One half interest in MILL, tho other
half belonging to Uichard Williams,
ALSO, One Tract, belongm" to the
heirs of Alfred Forbes, lying on the
south side of Tar river, adjoining the
lands of Arthur Forbes aud others, con
taining 250 acres.
GoM Iloyt, C. & M.
June 12th, 1S3L
Wilson Institute
WILL OPEN" the first Mjnday in
July next the M ile Department under
the direction of K. W. Adams, A. JJ ,
as Principal Female Department un
der direction of Mrs. K. W. Adams and
Assistant. Hates of Tuition, (payable
one-half in advance.)
Reading, writing and arithme-
ticj perscssioia, - 7 00
English grammar and geogra
phy, with the above, 10 00
Higher classes, 12 00
with languages, $15 20 GO
Extra Charges.
0:i V
iano
17
17
Use of instrument,
Oa Guirar,
Use of instrument,
Board can be had at S3 and $9, wash
ing included. For further particulars
enquire of W. 13. Myers,
Chair, of I3oard of Trustees.
June 7th, 1854.
3m
VALUABLE
Roanoke Lands
iForsalr.
-A-
IjY virtnonf tlir will nf 1,. Trr.
. ..... vv uiu iav III.
I hlstate, we will
' . ..,,. L' lQQ U0Urt Uouse
.i iu.tjuiswjh, ou me secona Monday
in October next, his
Valuable IflasicI
4nd Low Ground Lands,
In Martin county, lyiW ou the Roa
noke about 3 miles from WilHamston,
contamini' about
Two tho ns mi (I die res
There are about 500 acres of cleared
land, adargc portion of it fertile and all
of it easily accessible to. the means of
high improvement. The Island tract
is well adapted to fhc cullure of cotton,
and on it is" a valuable lot of Cypres
Timber. -It is a farm well worth the
attention of Capitalists. We consider
it unnecessary to be more minute in. the
description of this valuable property,, as
all who may dosire to. purchase will
wont to make an. examination. The
terms will bo mack known on thi day,
but they wilt be Ubend.
- Any person; who desires to look at the
premises, wilt be attended to by the
Overseer on the plantation, D. W. Bai,
ley, or on application by James B.
Slade, or cither-of u.s.
Jlrnry Yillia)is. T,
jM n ' IocutoT5.
Wayne Institute
l nd Norm at College.
THE next session will commenrn
Oil
mc urst luonaay in duly, and will el
OfcO
" y ji. iiu.ijr iu JiTuvemuer 9t
denta will be charged from time of en
tering to the close of the session
abatement of tuition fees will be alW
ed, except in cases of protracted sick
ness, or-at the option of (he Principal. "
H'm. Iioblnson
Goldsboro', 20th May, 1854.
State of North Carolina.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session
MAY TERM, 1854.
OEDED, that publication be made
in The Southerner, that the next Coun
ty Court wili take the necessary steps
for establishing the boundaries of EJ 4
combe county, according to the mm
survey made by order of said Court
W. S. Vft,C.c.C.
To the Citizens of Edgecombe
county, N. C.
I WILL SAY to those who Lava
not had their
Weights aiul Pleasures
j Tried in the space of two years, tobrin
them forward and have them tried or
they may expect to be dealt with ac
cording to law. (I racau what I say.)
I will assure them that 1 will enforce
the law in every instance.
I will say further, that there arc
some few to my knowledge that have
not had their weights aad measures
tried since 1 have been Standard Kccp-
er. They may expect to be dealt with
according to law shortly.
Any person or persons irho fcaowany
- ! person or persons to buy or sell by
any
suit
weight or measure.
can
brio"
against said person or persons as well as
the Standard Keeper, and recover the
following fines: Fine for dealers is fiftv
j dollars, one-half to the informer and the
other half to the State; fine for farmers
forty dollars, ail to the informer.
I keep my office at T. C. Hussey's
shoe shop in Tarboro'. I may be found
there Tuesday- and Saturdays, xti 1 ia
fact way be found in Tarboro nearly
every day in the week.
.. B. Hyatt j Standard Keeper.
June 6th, 1854.
! r r. it i
ml & Mrs. u wen s
SCHOOL
THE EXAMIXATIOX will UU
place on Tuesday and Wednesday, oOtii
and 3 1st inst. The duties of tho
School will be resumed on Tuesday, 6tli
of June; the vacation commencing as
usual about the middle of Aunttit.
T.uboro', May 28, 1854.
Morning Sun
J. CO 3 MY,
THE next session of this Scbrol, un
der llie care of T. J. Horn Er,, commen
ces on the 1st Monday in July. The
Academy is brcated raidway between
Raleigh -ad Chapel Mill, in one of tho
most healthy and desirable neighbor
hoods in Wake.
Terms Classical department, $15
English 10
Board can be obtained in the most
respectable families- at 65 or $0 per
mouth.
By order of the Trustees,
- Tlwinas Hicks, Sec.
May 20th; 1354.
Castalia
Mule and Female Inslitutcsy
CASTALIA, N,SI1 COTJNTT,
NORTH CAROLINA.
Rev. II. S. AveiiitTjJa. 15., Prin.
Male Department
II. S. Avkritt, Assistant )r
Mrs. H. A. Aveuitt, Prin.
Female Department
Miss MaryB. Crocker, Assistant n
THE next session of tlfcisc Institu
tions will open the firs Monday in
ly, and close the bsfc IFm&iy, ia. Xowia
ber. Those desifij3. niofle- pa-rrr
infopni; tiosv ea, obtaiiiv a Circular by
addr.c$sb;tg tluJ ScrDtar' of tho IJwm
of Trustees,' Bclferd, P. O., Naah coun-.
ty, x. C.
John A. Harriann, Sccr. H. T.-
Castalia, NC., May 26th, 1851,
The above articles are of undouh'c"
efficacy, paht(teab)e a"nd aonpiHjcalb
ea.use tbe'dose is. small will do al!, tJjat
is claimed for them, and soll diifp13
public confidence.' ; tc. Motcyl:
Family Med
June 5r185i.
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