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- ~ . VAPON HAJHS.
The DID ESTABL sHED MEDCArED vAPOR BATHS

THE DID ESrABL sIIED INDICATED yAPOR BATHS
IL: CARROLL r'ssfsi seka,~ Judgement, 10
bs swsd )" Ii. sSsnI @s T.. sss s
70 oSfson apr ars o. eleven A. The limits d
sosS medicinal y,a Of he Va o. s sn,s b. h
Is,ral rccdy IN al ne following diseases cataneus dsel
sudden cod siy anacossay powerful me ans o.
'e"''A'' SCARLET iEy EVE p's'''"''
ieed eecsins ing the Ca fa IS Which, he
weekly resr u in'emen's announce Of It's havn made this
have On several OCCASION. ,i.ea ne yapor Bat En-. sb
epe s,stsd nyself'hai the ss,hs thee VITA
can chery state that have oand the Bab, IN Job ~ ,
well attended TO- and y. e Sc1ssq m ssP;'s@
have lser Gt mrny - The habit sending Pes Is
aasu,y taken bom my.sk Upon occasions had roasoa to e
sSs thu A ep ~ q ss ss N.Y. ss , and
DC des'redby ma 2 % female ba,sr. ....
Bath; are y co9sani reancss fsms O'Clock
ar oren fem tI IL lie nia ~ ,' r na, when ane,
s potae saths with oepeieni person To- administer
r r 10 cc No connsSon w other esiab s6nrni
eetsac Ba-ns Tubs ana no Cor sale ~ Hre nisim.
REGTk WlrH's ANTI.DYspEPTIC Pills.
f,hs e.Ga o c W. y Sac G a de 'ao Of
hsadachS Nv, AZ n zen sn,, heart urn, nausea,
incyen dar'ha so acc ha,ua csescs so" s e
ious meicne. and ~ oJ, Srs ~, y y poyea ant pr
ss ss s p,sy q ssss s' ce q ho q rp
clnsiancss of With perfect 49, % nue
testtmona. 90 many resPcc able pysiri1 snl ,,Lo -
n had ofth following agents: "''N' ihey may
Jcasif 10 u n Co. 100 RfoadsRy; ~ n + pa,co. - -
~ ~ shtoa ASnnwa Is William ~ ie III, Az, ~ 1--WE
hstr House; Jaws H. Hart, way. ~ ~ IL -
twanstr, JlI h1adyay q ~. to gsShpl n a. Cr y
Ne.y ~. iee kcrst u T. rnIree. ~ l,rad ay All Z =
gf'pl ~ o,snd T. Z ~ Eieokiey sia sls,n AR
y,ogen \, unasway Howe a Bates, 70 Chatham 81 james
ero se'oss nfobaag AGENCIES Or PURCHASING 81 whole
sao ~ VI p.asc at,ly 70 HENRY ID TtRNER
-. $50 Brys way
4 $500 gsrH.aLI.O sTDMACyTC DETtR-
HA.NF ST - Ns-.@rhsxe Bf or. are patfi. .I,tly
anhF ~ s sr,s"n Oft They aiftugfbe tbe somacl
pfocac ~ appetite ~ ass aire Dn nj ARC Tho b.st n,a
cine that can b. u.ea 10 nile Fb,y 4, ~, -. , 'e "
NE b"ab - bha ~ rfy wsr-n and ar,e,ic ,neI -,J
" We ca erf ~ me- ~ 10 a .Hlmng te boTel, In 0at.
chohcs aystcr ~ ny simlar dcr te age ssts,.ot
isilon '""' ~" aichen &c cFca-
Tssyas s'tad 'nay Sc viceq T. II shiu,lc,,;,o,o,
Thee u uns, NO eOstr rs,t,i,.
rnng the i.iorsq ties of ntrnt snte s,d ~ ~
iodn " o. - pe1rn aud iavgos ~, u'm
- nc, aer W N pafe- ~ shi anil f,.n = .t
Foi sac ~ ~ Chsqiese! prug M, - n -, aeil
s.sess y ,trs IN acy ~ Rrgady'at, ~ ~ Viz yes
RHEUM ISM -tIlun's IN eu,natc s,rup \ ear,s, -,
snu cHfefs khe naiiam and gou sails
aoe, senf ~ Hester aud fses Price aid 50 cents
:. =. asim'
DihhA at, speedy sue cure rss that o,thsoms a..
SueI me fhcs, ca - had AZ IT iRwlN's 80 sery
DtbEsf PILEsff-pf. Hates pile .t.imen, /. = po.
tive Gus tNthe Piles w three days tire Sold Nv Hart
ers of chsnbcss q and Boadwsg Syms Bowery
Ss@ers- fso- srns
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~ mEN-LADy M0NThaubs COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP-E prepared from betutl EN0t and ene reroc
in.aceni comp eely edcaes tan, recke pi pc ~
49, ~ cuianeou. cru tons gradually realze clear
~. ~. .o yrfe TIE sal sts 4,
'n .N w,s ~ ~, st,s q tia beautiful wv nile toon
'wsrre pain, and render 40 sk. .ss "'
sale W Ut Hsr. m.
Sype Walker and Bowery ~.
and Beck mas Price 50 cents rcake ~ ~ ''s"
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CARD 10 THE LADTEs.-The ,obsc1bcT,

ChRD ~ THE LADIES.-The sUbscnbers
n opinion 81 thc eae mind ard character
suppose TO, moment hat the ladies' of this AMI elsewhere
TO whom 'hs ca politely adrcse he cal LED at'er
opatro hm but wishes himself trr cool
molly rhey respectfully Badeaus ele.
enc9 to th miav2, ard they are earnestly
ilch as are troubled with pains the back sid
tosc who afflicted witt, coughs, colds, astimas,
confident that II Il possible 10 obtain the ladies'
~ have received benefit by those Pas.ers
could present array which, for modest TIL intchetnc
resPectaiy would lar outweigh his CHEST
They spead on the nss cannl and pablc lamb
viii not o'le white h en;ar may be- by
female IN all situations, wi conlart,
They sold The Bo,yeSy hoe store 30 Bovcry by
the ladies most sblired ass haubic r,unt.
mil IA
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ssApEAU,s CELEBRATED sTnENGrII-


- ENlN PLASTER. repaired for main or vc,ks,ss Il, e
beast side hsck OF limbs also ~ govt rheumatism liver corn
paint thd dyspeJsia tn coughs, colds mas dnculv f
hcaimne oppression Of the to'sach &c. they viii give ned
ae aha soothing relief. 2d Tor puasan SAFETY ease and
tany arc decidedly SUPER To obrr t,,ncde ,ch
res ns hose buninass asocaiion requires snvo III
nch or tse OF 'ccntary hnlrts generally who may 10 troubled
M.n Im ~ the sde ere 1ys o qbsscb
aic Tree from those siccuns which SO r. sonahy made
agan-' uses generay he prolqieor the prsyrr M
selling ~ ~ daily hg ef his CITY and 1.-The
rsny o'aeds Mho have used them he hes heard ai
ay cona They are pat onzed extensively Nv tho r,esa
Io ssoh and there ~ not probably inpct nh, sic an IL
III United u es or Europe, that would hrs tate ,o tanco Thorn
with he Hane or influence, when
Dnshnn
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IDOCT0k CARPENTER'S PECK SLIP DISPENsAkY
Apderton's) ~ - eso' oo'o" 's~eo'. uato "
poJ.o apente having had the OF regular ued
ph,s ana having rscts,eahs Diploma tie iapcce "a
cieiy and sane 1a om he New Y~Ik state Medical eo
~ TINS CITY devoes his personal and ,nyiel
nos,rams ss ce,n sass o. train Of
s@psSm Ss may ,Ga's
they may assume hence the
discerning mind that nospecc ca be
VIC oPpucape 10 all
The extensive experience tfD Carpenter
riees Of this disease enables Rim offer speedy ana W
cure enc to adopt class Of medicines arranged and c
bounced as got to offend the tas lead Suspicion c
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TO TIE TNFOHTUNHTF5.--IU STRR's RED
fk.P-A snse bot ~ this gf,lhlc comedy f yenercs
dseae whcn usei directed has boon and every nSaace
10 ec cafe Ard speedy rrre having never failed, " r. ae
know edred 70 " the certain, ac and asy cure ma as
discovered; docs restriction ~ Diet irce
SIT " ovtaped on The office, Division street Advce
gratis pcrson. m30 I'm
I've. VAN HAMRERT,s FEMALE RENOvATlNo
nermary An effecna rernedy ff son
ay and all where nature des not have her
and esu,a, course They m- not Re "a ken during pee
nanc ne they would proda-e eboor Sold BY j. Hart,
Walk~rs fsa en-
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EALT KHEUM, sCROFULA, ITNGWORM,
- SHINGLES and all diseases the SKIN by the xea,e
GIPSEY,a OINTMENT.

"This wandering race, severed from ,thcr men,
Beast yet their intercourse with human arts.
The sas, Il woods, the deserts which they haunt,
Find them acquainted with their secret treasures
And unregarded herbs, and flowers, and blossoms,
D.slay undreamt OF poMers VIXEN gathered LY theml
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U WTgF N N.
Those RGthsnSr or tho n MI whna whcee
A. liz M - owcrfu ausary ~ mrdica nreotcs nn r in~i
o,s ORA gfncsf .vcgy variety dsear h., boon
sg,aly saeccssf A.w a hesfecife fleets of Tie cc,,c@
vapor baths IN cciso mercury from the sys,s "
Other aseascs M hest and anss We seasi 10 N ,s
ssarh-to he digestive orvars, andcwrq ard sc sr.
qaoa cure acute a. chs son-onro.oe
he nea fg scYs' uos and cirunit ulcers III ro 'L ~
t,c aims AND feelings fm The oiais-to prswofc H.
o. drpsc9 humws 70 cure go IN all is ons IN e.s c fho
o'hp acent IT ~ us dAlso ~ kinds III eruro dis
ssse. rtysGea, z y hn2ny's Fire salt Rhey scrofRos
~. spirits iranqzes atica aad incren ses the an
pet'e - y
For IN truth oflhcse assert on, pr with coincidence
the bpdrrs who r,sflye rpwer The.
baths believed Ia In the paly ration thu eos
eIhe drccen ofa rerular physc N " rener Ic en
Tsomrsouisn prac iccs -
easI 4, d..', So. 70 Ia. y =! Ne s.epise Ssiwsrs
II Ras - No IS Arn s'rrrt n 49,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-18

NJ EDlCAL Aldo GLOVER IL consulted corRdoa
IVA tally ne usual during the day and He dc,ocs hs
personal select branch TIE profession ose
afflicted with con tacd and depoale cases and such have
bnie The Skill of the Apply
Stranger. are ered that Dr. a. has received
ica educafi IN Phadc a and has with The ad
verns qsacas ofibe day Office No at near roadvav
Private entrance third doc om the Eussx Lam
al the inner door dos-sf
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r 70 HAIR WHIsKEns, MTsyACHIos

hOCTOk FAwCET'S late a Surgeon of the sxt,
Regiment Of the British Army rnsmbcr oftLe Royal Cosr-
Of Sugesps at London and Enhy AMI ma rle Of the Ne5
cal College Pila .elphia csnthue s
o the treatment ofthe following diseases, IT.
Veperal in all its various stages orra
ton 81 the urshra and bladder. and az diseases arising en M
abuse mercury, ofsc fluids arue
a &c Pcrsoa. who have injured themselves by secret de-
srueve habit ara invedt CALL preventive he tad
the re'neval az Oce Fu0a street resr
4vean hat
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81 "
oil GsiieEs the v.rcre disease
ors single bottle ofthis nfalbe remedy 8, ed 10 b
sufficient ~ the most The edic, pror,t
and decisive as effects and rtqrcs but days AMI f
aaently but fsw hours, particle
the System " its ep,rt may be said like nae,c
without any a consequences or ncnnvenicyces
Both with feect safety wtho
cums'a &c or satcn rsrcct 70 diet Pce 81 per
cure m Sold only No
st, LEVlSoN, aren't All intercourse shall lie str y CONT
DENTAL The genuine mcdiciGc he OBJ aimed
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~, L9XELY AND ADOkMD RY AL

"
AN EXCELLENT hhTlCLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY
Corsefes sn object alton
awnkens natural soleiude or 's sanmen and preservation,
and the toilet becomes department both If cotsnce and n
N.Y. mote ally vi rrt sides in The select
Of those arenases which experience has sanctioned For this
pstpost Lady NOriagues Compound Chinese Sosp pr az
teniien ounded On nssryac rtny 81 trial continuing
ofreperafon with the caues 81 SAFETY and eca
~ W attained extensive patronage rs tei ncf and
taincr 81 the rcx ind preserving nninrscd ~ ugrcea
Vie Hex bly. s0fipess and nrsH " dunhy ~ cfkin
For SUE by Dr. BOwcy ana WhhWi nr Under
h ], as Ecckman CENTS ptreaAn. ml1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28
From PA 'on's An, 60 Daily Advertiser.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

We learn BY Mexican paper. jus,
received from Vera Cruz. that Senior
Don Francisco Pizarro Martinez. long
known as the patriotic ard eiIicIent Mex.
ican Consul al New Orleans. has been
appointed Minister Plen,polen,iary To the
United States. The statement is COPIED
from DE Dlsrio del GobIsrno, OF very
recent date.
FroDAhis u appears evident, that the
Mexican Goyernmsni is fully disposed tn
make a furt.,r effort to adjust The differ.
ences beta rsn the two nations, by pac'-
fic mrans MI We may add, that she
couli "o' ai'As~lecied more suitable
per,,n Ia rrpressni her al Washington
than Sernr Marriage.
H. thorough squainiance with the
p"lr.es At the caanuy-his intimate
knawtcdIr of the nIa,s and operations of
the .Iavthoijers and "a, d-speeula,ors. the
iasngators and suppories Of the insurgent
hsndIm in Texas--hIs familiarity with
our language. manners AM cusloms--his
,lPrlm& patriotism. acknowledged talents.
and offensive general IniAmation-alI
qu4.ifs I'm, N an eminent dsCree, for a
prot,er discharge OF the duties r,alning
TO he high and important trust ommn-
I'd to his care. A. h. had not M New
. Urlrsns previous I" his appoInimea,. his
SPECIFY arn.al al Washington may T. an
urlpaled.
A very late letter has also been recAr D..
ed from Col. Almon,e. lie fully en-
firms lhr recen, arcnunl oi preparation,
tur prosecuting the war IN Texas: but w
cannot Arec, that much Will BE- done he
fore tie close III the drs season, perhap,
shout the middle Of September.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

PARTY NAMES.-We have often
I'D occasion q nOllee the influence Of
mere nGples IN moving and operating up
an masses 81 men. In our country one
Of she arts Of the cunning politician is 10
adopt some popular name Tor his party,
AMI. sticking 20 that, lose sight Of princi-
ples with immunity. No bolder or more
bare fared inmpos'ure was ever praciised
naon a betrayed and deceived people,
.han The assumption Of the title of 81 the
Democracy" BY the leaders Of The Admi-
n,-sra,lon party. AaalIze their pIiaci-
ples-examlne their eonduci--mark their
sctians. they will be found invariably OPP
p.,srng democratic sentiments in relation
u c,yil government. And Vet Ihey cling
with The perInancy II leechss 10 the
name II Democrats! They think there is
a paMer IN tina, name which carries the
NOBLE With them. They are a. ruaning
4. .hcy are deeeIiul Where is their de-
m,riir,! Is Il ~ supporting executive
powrr-in aiding the usurpatlnns of the
federal aulhoriiies--in nphnlding prnles,s
iii conlendlng for the irresponsib,li,y
Of the President and his nfIicer-ln sub
icrung the will of the Legislature tn the
uIll II the Executive! Throughout the
I,ng series of the usurpalions and oulra-
a. Of the late Executive Of the nation.
these patent Democrats never uttered a
~ lsbIs Of disapprobalIon. They suffer-
"a blow afier blow To tail upon the rights
81 HE people. without a vulre of com.
pIalui. Can the people be mlsled with
.ura rank hypoericy much longer! Gan
,hrv tail IN detect The daN under his hur-
rou I'd plumsge! We should hope not
Tie relgn OF imroslure has been loLg
! : enough. II is fnll time that demo.
efa.s aud republicans should he known
a.! ,snagalztd by their principles. and
b., hy any name which men may adopt
10 su,t ileu own purposes.
.7isrDliria Gasetft.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

Supreme Courf.-James Saunders.of
Ralrigh. has been sdniIled 10 Ihe pra.-
hee oi Iawin The county cOurls; and
Edwin G RFsde of Person, To Superior
Court praeIlce. Silee our last, The fol-
lowing opinions have been delivered:
Rnffin. G. ]. delivered the opinion Of
the Court in the esse Of 0'KeIly q. Clay
ton Fl al. from BuneOmbe, affirming the
judgment below. ~+
Danirl. ]. delivered the opinion Of the
Court in the case of Adcnck q. Fleming.
from Chatham, awarding anew Irisl.
CASTOR, ]. delivered The opinion Of the
Court in the csse &C Dunn .. Tharp. adm.
in Equity. from Franklin. declaring the
Ilainiiff entitled 1" haze the mistake cor
rected as Praye'i for in The bill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

At his residence in Orange county, on
the 25th instant, ALFRED MooRE, esq. in
the 55th year Of his age. Formany years
Mr.. Moore was member of the I.eglsla-
ture of this state from Brunswick county,
and during the entire period of his SER
vice. was as remarkable for the enlarged
views which he took of our state policy,
|as for the ability and eloquence with
Which he su-tained them. lie was Sc
VIAL times called to the chair of the
"oSe of Commons, over which body he
presisd "with equal dignity, urbanity
and Ihslligence." As Legislator his
country good was his polar star; and
he pursue it with a truth and intrepidi-
ty' which burned the crooked paths of
policy, and endered him regardless of
consequencesNS himself. 1t was this fea.
ture of his min, which while it made
him most usefulA the public councils of
the state, effectualA closed upon him the
door of political adv pcement.
During latter yeah Mr.. Moore had
Withdrawn himself willy from public
employment, but there al none who had
the pleasure to meet him private soci-
ETY., who did not feel ths, his leisure
J hours had been successfully Adicated to
literary pursuits, As a comppion we
doubt if the state has produced rs supe.
rior, whether we regard his conve sation
most for the instruction with which it a.
bounded, or the delight it afforded.
AmiablsR all the relations of life' /
possessed spotless integrity and a CHI
valric sense of honor rarely met with i
modern times.
Such a man can never descend to tn
tomb without eliciting the regret of til
wise and the good.
In this county on Monday evening las
in about the Goth year of his age, Nj
CHARLES Woop, a soldier Of the ReVol.
!, ton.
On Sunday the 23d instant, Miss r.
} cuEL Riley, daughter of MIR. Willia
Riley.
, On Thursday the 9th instant, NJ
Joshua THOMPSON, an aged and respec
able citizen.
In this county, on the 2Sth instant,
: the 9th wear Of her age, Louisa HoIDE
daughter of Thomas W. Holden, esq.
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SiftOaden,aafion Mi. Van llurer

Self condemnation Mr.. Van Buren,,
= lr member III The Unued Slars
) ,,e, delivered a speech against TX.
&C. ,'r 20 yer, IN shlrh Oecures the fol-
'ostng passage. Language mnre direct
" o,i.ilcable 10. aud more severely CO..
tnuiug the policy II Gen. JacksOn's
.'nmsralIon. aud his own. and the par
~ ,." i,s sustained them. could not "a.
.ly ts found. H. says:
q The Torres OF England strive BY al
ts means within their reach, o. increase
the DOMINION and influence af the Throne
II he expense Of the COMMONS anu
rue PEOPLE; and the Wings to coun.
,etae' he exertlans oi their adyersarIes.
BY sorigiag that lpmlnion and influence,
II To. advancement Of The rights and the
:'1selueni ameliorallon ri the People.
The Try pnnrtpIe, seeking to absorb
As iar a. pfaclicablr Alb POWER from
IL Iegiunale sources. aud 10 condeuse II
a siagis Head; the Wings being the
antagonist principle. labnuring as.,du
oa'Iy l. resist The encroachmen's and H.
nil The srtsnf II EXECUTIVE AL.
lHORlrY. rhe former j. essentially
he Nomrchicai, and the latter the De-
mocfaiicdl spirit of soclety."
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Paragraphs from the Louisville Jour-
nat.-it appears by the intelligence from
the East, tia. The Locomotive Of public
opinion has lis steam up. Mr. Van
Buren, must get out OF the way, or the
ears may pass over him.
The suspensions in New Orleans still
Continue. Some &c the merchants mere
~ suspend payments -0d,ers suspend
themselves by their necks.
We have seen 80 notes Of Mr.. Van
Buren, Pet Banks at Nalchez. sold Tor
81 25. Ten thousand cheers for the
=" better currency"
The doors ofihe DepOsiie Banks are
already closed. What a beautiful re-
p"r, We shall have nexl winter from the
Secretary Of the Treasury upon the sub
joes ol the "uaarGiidJis Eiaads" Of the
Government
The Romans punished their bad ru-
lers al TarpeIsn Rock. The people Of
the United States will puaish theirs al
Inc balloi-box.
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Accordingly. he took his seat near Mr..
". and waited the commencement of
ms speech. The toast . this distinguish
Cd Orator and statesman touched upon his
services % defence 1f lie constitution.
and be commenced his remarks by an Al.
insion 20 thai instrument.
Alter diselaiming any peculiar credit
Tor any Efforts Of his own. he proceeded
10 oilale upon the value or those sacrifices
and concessions By which our liberties
had been achieved, and finally secured
6y the adoption Of our grea. charter.
Tie spoke also IL ils vast Importance.
me consequences which would result
IRON rs desirueIlon. and ,he disapnoinl-
nlrn' 81 all those high hopes which had
been entertained BY those who had vii.
messed It's adoption. He had been speak
Ing IN this strain but q few moments.
when The old soldier was observed 10 BE-
IN tears. Alter finishing this subierl,
laarhing upon some other Ioplcs, Mr..
w. rame 10 consider the present silua-
ton oil the rOunlTy. irscing ont, step by
step. The causes which led TO IL, and de-
limiting with masters hand the sur
cessIve measures BY which this -four
Ishing and happy country had bern
brought 10 the verge e ruiz; pointing out
also, the various pretences which had
been made Use Of by General Jseksan 10
shield his attacks upon the CURRENCY, and
exposing their utter hOllowness aud IN
sntiieeneg.
Alter closing most eloquent and ef-
ieeiI'e speech. what was the surprise al
those To whom The old saldler had *.
pressed his determination. aud 60 whom
las Si"lrnI VsElialiiies were veil known.
In see him walk up To Mr.. W. and of.
Ter him his hand. Not only did ne DO
lhIs, bu, IN the presence of an assemhl,d
multitude. he SAID: SIR | came here IRE.
pared 10 deny @haiever Won might say;
l expected Ia hear ynu make statements
allh winch | could not agree. But. sir,
you are right. What you have stated |
know Ia he true; Tor | have witnessed
and seen il all, aud AIN nov convinced
that the Administrator has been wrong.
You are true friend Of the country.
aud ! eannol 90 away without telling YOU
81. and shaking you by tile hand"
THIS was the substance If the old vet.
eran : remarks. and their effect may well
be- Imagined. DE involuntary shou,
broke from the surrounding multitude.
aud continued to ring long aiIer he had
reured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28
From The New York Mercantile Advertiser
INTERESTING ANECDurE.

Az one Of the entertainments given To
MI Webster in Illinois, Their was pre-
Sent an nld Revolutionary soldier who
had always been warm aud ardent sup.
Phr'er Of General Jackson's ad,nlnlst,a-
ION Tie appeared tn be much excited
oy '1e honors paid to Mr.. Webster, aud
We enthusiasm with which all tue parties
'e"'ned 10 receive him; denouacing hlm
"a Hh'acasured terms as Az arisIoctal;
'r-,' ring that no confidence could be pla-
u IL ms patriotism, and ex, r. sing a
"' f'n'"aaon To contradict us les" IN
>I"' and saying aisi, tat IA cane
MAJ purpose, and resolved 70 do II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

The minister Of nsghboring parish
was called, some time $50 ins fleet q re-
Cancellation between fisherman Of cer-
tain village, and his helpmale. After
using all the Arguments IN his power 10
coEInee the "frnding husband Ihai il was
nnmanly I" chastse manualiy his below
Ell cara sposa, the minister eoneIndsd--
"bsvId, sou know that the wIIe Is the
'csaker rsssei, and We should have pity
on her" "Confound her," replied The
m0rose fisherman. s. If she's the weaker
vessel, she should carry The less sail"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

rats. lei CongFsss then discharge is
su.g; rs-sssers and recover IL rights and
orefaeaiises; secure ils oMn indepen-
5ence and The respect Of The people. By
resnoving is own members from lhe
reseh Of Executive patronage, and the
Tery suspicion of corruption; and The
People may de saved from me perpetual
,rr,noil and conyulsion which must al
SAYS attend = struggle for powers Of an
EiecrlEe Desp0t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-28

A captain in lie u. States Infantry
serving uili Gen. jackson sgains, a.. Ia
disas. aas pui under arrest. and nai bring
brnughl 70 . eouri msFlIal Tor u ennside-
Tahle time. he lrndrFed hi Resignation.
The lolloHing j. lhe eoeludIng passage
in his IeileE-s In leaving the service.
] am not abandoning The cause Of Repab-
lIesnlsm. bur YET hope % brandish tie
glilIering sleel in The field. and carve my
way % . name which shall prove my
eountry's neglect; and when this marital
pari shall Be closed in The dusI. and The
soul shall wing is flight In the regions
abnve, IN passing hy The pale mann. 1
shall hang nv hat on brilliant Mar. add
make = report 20 each superlanve start
and arriving 81 The portal Of heasen's
ehaneery, shall d@mznd Of the attending
angel 10 BE- usheTed into the presence OF
Washington"