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The herald., 1837-03-11

JAMES DRYSDALE, VETERINARY SURGEON
y late OF the Liberty and Washington has
to Fifth street No e. near the BowsS whore he has Veterinary
with oil its adJuncts ncledng forge for
where the work done the most approved soepEc principles
by soher sady and obligins Horses an1e from
other Affections the fc an
above His horse shoes received the last Fairs
of the AEercan lnstIuie.
JAMES DRYSDAIE, Veterinary Surgeon.
Pce of 4removes, s7k cens4 shoes 81
pnIr basloes 81 To- j9-3ms
llOcToK CAkPENTERs PECK SLIP DISPENsAKY
The herald., 1837-03-11

lVl branch Practice by GLOVER continues
confidence the public Those who affected with geets al
long standing and all diseases arising from spuy Of the blood
baed the
will do well consult him at s efce Ann the
Museum Separate entrances and separate Offices Pr
vafe entrance, 3d doarfrom the Museum. diO-u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Quee. ut E.neIand held a Cnur,
IN ~ James's Palace. an ,hr 2lsl al Ju.
Iy. Tor the reeepInr ~ Addresses from
the church ut Scotland, IN. SJc,rty ut
Friends. aud the generl body ol Dissent
ing MINISTERS Of lhe Pr ,byttiau demo-
mInauBn.
The Queen, being seated IN state IN the
throne rum. with her hnusrhnid and mt
nIslry around her, the deputauom frhm the
Church of Scotland were usherrd into
her presence The Rev DR. Gardiner,
moderator Of The GeneraI Assembly, read
the address: to When her majesty RETURN
ed gracious answer. Ali the members
OF the deputalI"n had the honor 10 kiss
hands, and then rrurrd.
The depulatInn from ne Suciety Of
Friends, commonly called Quakers, ar.
rived at the palace, aud we're uncovered
according to custom By the Yeumen Of
the Guard.
William Allen read The address as fol-
lows:
d" My it please the Quren.-We thy
dulful and loyal subjects, members of
the religious society OF Friends, Common
ly called Quakers, and repre- >enting that
body III Great Britain and Ireland, are
anxious To take the earliest opportunity
Of thus expressing our cordial and faith
tul attachment 10 our Queeg.
We seuslbly feel the loss nl our late
beloved monarch King William w.: We
look back upon his reign as a rericd OF
no common importance IN the history Of
our country, marked as il has beea by the
extension al cIvIl aud religious liberty, by
mercy aud compassion To the guilty. aud
by the recognition II the rights Of our en-
shaved fellow subjects. We rejoice N
these features of his government, as evl-
dences Of the increasing sway If Chris
tan principle in The Legislation of the
country. ..
Under feeling Of thanklulness 81 Al
mighty Col, We offer To thee, uur Queen,
on thv accession 10 the throne Oi these
realms our sincere congratulations ou the
prevalence e - ace acroaJ aud Irsnquilli-
" al home. Ny nothing be PERMITTED to
interrupt these blessings. aud may the
convicuon more aud more prevail. that
war is alike uuchnstIan aud Impnlillc.
C"oSinced as We are that the religion "f
Jesus Christ our Lord and Redeemer. is
the unls foundation for the true happi-
ness OF man. AID the prosperity at pep
pie, .lat 1t i n" -sr.e ''ul a,k ." snv
g"'Pf ~ 1T. "t.t-traH.rt. God ~, r. II
may be the stability Of thy throne. and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08
A PARABLE.

la certain msa ga,ng from IOuihiO
Manhood. fell among grog-shnps, where
he was slrippsd "f hls money. his charac-
ter. and his friends, aud left pOnr. ragged.
and hall dead with disease
=. Aud by chance there came down .
certain Moderate Drinker thai way. and
when he saw hlm, he scorned him, aud
passed by on The other side. @
3. And likewise Friend Of Temper
anee came where he was. ard when he
saw him he passed BY an the other side.
4 But certain Temperance Man, as
he luurneyed. came where he was, and
when he saw him, he had compassion on
him, and wept over hIm. and bssoughI
HIM, with tears. 10 repent and reform.
5.4And he persuaded him 10 SIT upon
his own beast, Total Abstinence. and
brought him I'd has own family, and took
care al hlin. And on the morrow he
spaks kindly 10 him, and offered prayer
TAR him. and departed. Which Of The
three WIS neighhor 10 hIm that fell among
,he grog-shops!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

The firss Leisure Of this extraordinary
nan, and mnsa exiensiFe missionary. was
delivered lass ssening IN Tie Broadway
Tabernarle. % very large and highly
gEalIfied audience. The astonishing ira
rels. tolls. suFerings IN Successes Of This
reverend gentleman, - missionary 10 the
Jews, have rendered his name familiar 70
all Chrisaendom. To see ard hear him.
will be = privilege highly esteemed IN
every place which be may visit. through
out The civilized weird. and especially
when lhe subject Of his lectures posses
ses 50 much Of interest and s'irscIlon.
This FIRST lecture consisted chiefly Of .
narrative OF his travels among the coun-
tries and cities af ihe East. with notices
Of the religious character and habits al The
people among whom he has sajcurRed.
II sas Inierspersed with interesting and
important facts. in relation 10 The Jews 0f
The different tribes and nations; and nu-
merous illustrations nf the fulilmeni at
The Scripture prophecy, were introduced
in a snasi lslIrnnus manner. The ss-
count # the awful earthquake which Mr.
Wolf saw. and and The religions use made
oft by the Arabs and Mohamedaas. and
Jews. held lie audience IN deep alert. "a,
while the specimens II his own style OF
preaching 30 the Jews, his hEethren siler
the flesh. the lasl sheep Of the house Of
Israel. n srsk whom this devoted mis-
sIanary gnes forth IN The name 1t his
master. through :" every nallon- kindred.
tongue and people" pnssessr'i the hIgh
est interest TInly II reminded rs of the
days nj primitive Christianity, When ho.
~ men. in apostolic simplicity aud faith.
taught The Jews oui 1T ;heIr own Scrip
lures. s'proying thar Jesus Is the Christ"
No one could listen 10 this celebrated
missionary without honorIng his spirit
Of meeknrss. piety aud zeal: nor without
feeling that he Is indeed an extraordinary
man. Sn full Of comfort and happiness
dars he find ms employment. "PrOclaim
ing the unsearchabie riches Of Christ To
those who never heard HIS name. that
his soul seemed To be filled with nReaTih-
~ rapture When he referred Ia this topic,
exciaInipg-" d that | could transport
YOU for brief spare. To these scenes Of
missionary labOur. and inlro,lnce yuu to
the divine enjoyment which flow IRON
tins delightful work, aud then you would
knew how uasPeakably happy | am.--
vs.. intidel or Chrlsuan, sou would see
and leel The power there is 10 the gospel
of Christ "
Such was the impression male upon
all present. that no small auxie'y VIII be
felt by the auditors G. listen ca the snhst-
qaeni lectures. on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday evenings OF next week, Al lhe
same place. We were graified BY Inc
kind aud respectful manner ~ whlch Nj.
Wolff spoke al the travels II our towns
man, Mr.. stephens, lately published. and
he aniy paid a menved compliment TO
that admirable work when he excused
hImsell from minute de,erptInn III
Mnunt Sinai AID some 9th places, re-
ferrIng them 10 the book -, Mr.. Stephens.
IN which they are 80 veil described.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

sliluiien af some mansirous ard intsa Sc
neat'f lsney 81 bis .wn 10 ihsE sles1
IL psairssss 70 be IN favor of sseo.
rsghis. equal privileges ard equal lass:'
b. nhlrh H. means rights, pnsileges 49,
Las hleh aill make him - rirh, - =.
llnrnaisl. and - Consequential . lis n,s,.
industrious. prudent. able, persesensr
and ,hnsing neighbnn. without -
parlirulsr talents nT exerion ii his ous
A I.s.ru f..ea wsnis new eunsIlulias.
he desires lhaI here should b. nn crpds,.
lhas al DEBTS should BE- debts Il hou,t.
lhas ~ nan should he suPsFior 70 h,u.
sell: that Ne should hsse no medluR a
exchanges bat gald and silver: iIal n.
ahalr form Of society ard R0yeumsr,
should he changed. and thar L.ey sI.u.I
have The prisilrge e eahreeiing hs'isr
lie Is = restless unsallslird mara: ~
could he have al his hearts desius a.
dsy. he annld gTua.ble l0-mnrraw i,ss !,
luslil, a. ever. Eiicu OLstftte.
q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

may inaaenss al he Deliberations Of ny
CaBncii.
. Be pleased. D Qaern. 70 seeePi our
earnest and heartfelt desire thai thou
msyesl sesk loF heavenly wisdom. % en-
ahle ghee 10 fulfil lhe srdnoOs duties
which in The ordering ~ Divine PraFI-
Deuce lh0u 81 mus early called 10 per-
form. Mayesi thou hive in the fear a
God, and be incline thy heart 10 keep hrs
Law. and richly endsw lhee with The grase
n his holy spirit, aud al length, when The
days Of ihy delegated trust on earth are
ended. mayess ihos, through the mercy
az Gad. IN Christ Jesus, enter upon an
inheritance ineorruptlhle add undehled,
and thar fadeIh not away"
Her majesty returned the following
gTsrl0ns answer:
=" thank you for your cnndoienee up
on The death II his late majesiy. Tor The
Justice which you render % his character.
and 10 The measures ri his reign, and inr
your warm congratulations upon my ae-
cession u the throne, 1 join 10 yauI
prayers for The prosperity Of my reign,
the best secnriiy for which l. 10 be i"und
in reverence Tor our holy religion, aud "a
The observance Of us duties"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08
rsala ,as A'rranlria G.Irlle.
FEDERAL AID DEMOCRAT

We observe that some u il.e Adams.
lralion presses pTeieRd ln resis. ,s,s
Obsolete party distinctions. inslead a
assuming he only proper terms In
mark present party divisions, As ia n.
Federal and Democrat. Mr.. Clay gazette
hesl account az IhAi matter IN bis speerb
on tie Protest Il was ia reply 10 Mr
Senator Grundy. who had been amusirs
himself With the divisions which he O..
scrihed IN the ranks ~ the Oppasi,,on
NJ Ga, re,aried HE observations IL Nh.
Gruniy with liz usual IeliriIy.
;. The Senator assigns - The 0ppe.
sition the Federal Party Ol IN tie 70.
lincal parties that have existed m his
country, | have bslpre sud whsl Ibeltcss.
thar IN the naia they have been hones,
aud patriotic. That NAV be ailirmeA a.
the Federal party rs nf any other. The
causes u hieh prodgrsd the snclent dlsI.
sons of The Peop.e into Federal AMI Re-.
publican parties have sinee ceased 10
operate. and u y unjust and ungehtrts
u rrdsayor 10 preserve or aflix tie Re.
nomination Tor party purposes. The
Fsdtrsl party vas inderd supposed 70
lean lore ,han thsir opponents d'd 70
\ sao4g and energetic Executive; an IN
thn osperi III Administration ps,ts o!
- present day may Be pronounced 10 he
mnrr l. ersi Than Their opponents
- i" Tn original causes having ces.,tl,
the Federal party has divided Itself b..
tween the two parties AZ the present day.
The better portion II il united with Us.
and the worse with the Senator and his
r. trends. | viii add, that, Of all The
politicians IN this cr any other country.
some Of III Fedrralisis who united viii
and adhered to Tire Jacksnn party att he
most deIeslable. They appear IL have
cut themselves loose from every tie. aad
obligation aud principle. which should
hnd them 10 their country and 10 90
cieiy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

..,.,,.,. of eopper in nauseslis ,ssa = /
rars,osd 9th gun ammossiiily % pro
- !, ,,.aseass bul MOI ora dose Coz ah.s
5aee gull vomiting; shes grain. and iiss
Durunse i about he ingredients, in
sra,ns Of me Eespf, % b. taken - FIRST
seaspoOulul of. eOnsalseenl stages once
twice, aud i
. aay. 4 chronic bronchitis gaTgle
Ia cphale Of copper alone is suPeT-
If q Ia this latter form Of eonsamP-
afIhis treatment almost iBTarisbly sus-
.sds the hectic symptoms in Few DAYS.
u the disease rapidly advances 10 rs
Gal cure.
In cases Of the more proper forms oi
assumption the treatment must be inter
niIIed frequently and again returned u:
and whenever soreness Of Ihe chest. or
other symptoms If inaammsloTy acll0n
exists. The treatment should he suspended;
as il is i'm the chronic slalr alone that lhe
remedy il indicated or usefnl-lhat stale
in which the condition NJ the genersi
system a. sympalhelically involved be-
comes the more prominent symptom. and
the success oflhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chef
~ on the breaking up this SYMPATHETIC
action Of the diseased lung. on the more
healthy tone Of stomach. and increasing
its digestive powers. and likewise csus-
ing, during nauseailng action. more ac-
tive and healthy circulation Of blood
through the lungs. Its curative powers
are more immediately Attributable 10 these
effec.s Of its action. Bnt theory apart.
the treatment Is presented based ON more
than ten years experience Of us curative
advantages, in the proper lhrealment Of
diseases OF muco-pnrnlent expectoraiion.
Having left a profession that more
nearly than any other approaches The
pure duties of humanity, but which has
nearly ceased IN this country To be hOnn-
rabie OF profitable, have little motive
it, exposing mysell 10 that certain rldicule
that follows the annunciaIion that Con-
su.n.,ion NAV be cured. but the assurance
OF political experience. and the desIre OF
N .kng publm means Of saving lie, in
Oh ii lis must frequent and unwelcome
exits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

The merchants are tainted with hav-
ing o'ertraded How Car they are obnux.
Ious to The charge may be asrerialned
BY examining the stocks of goods on hand,
and seeing whether the quantity impor-
ted has exceeded To any great extent
the demand on the psrl OF consumers.
II We he not much Iicisiaken, It will be
iannd that the supply al present IS no
greater Than might have been expected
on fair average Of business, d.---we
fear that We snail iearG 10 our cost, Twill
be ton small to answer The cnrrent wants
oi our population IN the absence If new
lmpuriauons. The MERCHANT who buys
mere goods from abroad than he has
prospect OF selling, acts against his own
interest, and the known intelligence OF
That class vt men iorhIds ny to suppose
that they wontonly ron IN debl in other
countries and thus subject themselves use
iessly To the paymrri of interest. The
Efforts used 10 meet engagements, and the
success with which they have been
matie, show plaInl, Thai Tire means Of the
trading community must have been I'M
nehse IN order To accomplish this huno-
rable object, alter submitting TO such
gre Il Sacrifices as they have been obiip.
ed to undergo. Bait. .3mericm,.
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EDw. C. COOPER, NJ. d.
r. m ,ha Nev Vera s,ening STAR

MI. WHIT nL hiSslbNhht.
Ii viii be seen BY the following notice
thai Mr.. off. the celebrated Jewish Mis-
sioaary and traveller. is in this city. AID
breaches tonight IN the Broadway Ia
berhace. He arrived here from Bombay.
which place he reached by the way ~
Egypt. Persia, Cochin China, &r SC
HIS wan, Of success in eVangrlIzIng the
Jews IN the immense tract Of country over
winch he has travelled, is only another
and conclusive eyldenre that the chosen
people are destined Ia remain unchanged
in their faith for wise aud inscrutsble pur-
poses. Nevertheless. Mr. Wolf has great
claims un his Christian brethren for his
incredible zeal aud unwsared Efforts
He is beyond doubt a very learned man.
and will attract great notice.
PROCLAMATION
Ofthe Reverend JOSEPH jt0!E, Mission
ary, 10 all The Churcfes IN .lmerica.
Joseph Wolf. Servant ii God and
the Lord Jesus Christ, tn all the ChrIs-
Iians in the Unned States oil North Ame-
rlca, greeting!
You are already informed Of my object
and pursuits. Seventeen years ! have
now preach the Gospel Of our Lord j.
sus Christ, By Gods grace, from Lon-
don to Gibraltar, Malta. Eg, p,. M"uut
Sinai, Palestine, Cyprus, Rn"des, Mace
dunia, Greece, Turkey, Mesopotamia,
Armenia. Persia, Toorkestann. Bokhara,
Balkh, Cabnol, Lahore, Eindoostaun,
Cashmeer. the Himmalayah Mountains.
Cochin, and lately in Yemen and Abys.
sinl4, and the Island of St. Helena. re-
collect with pleasure the time when |
pre3ched in Palestine the Gospel of Christ
H. Jews and Gentle, in brotherly unity
wnh Fisk and King, both Of them your
cOuHtrymen.
NV, the i'll state Of nv health having
obliged ne TO discontinue nv journey in
Africa. | have on my arrival al Bombay,
resolved 10 visit you literally minded In-
habitants uf America. Mr. Allen, the
American Missionary atBombay. aud Mr..
Farish. the member Of Counsel there,
have furnished me with letters of INTRO
durtion for their friends in this country.
The object of my coming to America is
TO preach the tldIngs Of Salvation to Je"
and Gentle; 2ndly. 10 INFORM ChrIs-
iisas and Jews mere Of the state OF Chrls-
tlan,,, JUDAISM. Mahomrdanlsm and
PaganIsm in the Eas'; 3dly. 10 give
information Of the customs aud manners
aud religious creeds Of different sects, as
far as they lilustrate and ronfirm the truth
contained IN sacred Drii; Ably. 70 ill.,
quire INTO The history and religious creeds
oiins Indians in America. anticipated,
therefore, on nv journey. great j"y IA the
thought of giving the right hand Of it,-
lowsllip to every good ChrsIan IN An,r-
RIGA. beg, therefore. Christian prearh-
ers of every denomination, to give me ,hr
opportunity to preach the Gospel Ia all.
TO call on all of you: s. Fear God, and
give Glory to Him." To preach Repent
ance tow ards God, and faith IN the Lord
Jesus Christ!
am al present in the house of the
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, "a VarIck street,
New io'N' JOSEPH WOLFF,
Missionary u ia and Africa.
.'e" 24th August 1887
Re0- 'fftgUolF-Thr New York
Nohnlf'c'S' A"'a~aser of Saturday says
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

Ho1rding.-The editor OF the New
York Gazette relates two instances If
boarding, which have occurred within
his own knowledge. They may convey
instruction to some, and amusement 10
others. An old lady showed him a bag
Of dollars which had been long kept in
strong box. The number amounted The
recoIlecs Alright, TO three hundred. She
informed Inn they were present frnm
friend on The birth Of her boy. And
how old j. the I,lle rogue" We asked
her Why there he il hoeing n
be- was born the day OF The battle OF
Lexington, aud that makes him fly
years last April" But have they ne,si
been pu, 10 interest, during that period!
Lor. dear sur, no; they have never been
out Of this chamber. aud Iset as much by
them as the apple ufmy eve" fhe'old
lady lived several years afierw ards, isII
into state OF fsluliy, and her heirs rep.
ed the benefit OF that which she had de-
prlyed herself the use Of, and which
would have contributed 10 her present ne,
cessities and The comforts Of life. The
other case vas that Of man Of wealth.
lie had trustworthy servant, whom he
babe follow him down cellar Here
Paul. said he. SIS kettle full Of gold,
which want 10 reserve for rainy day;
dig hole, aud cover itup; no one knows
or Is 10 know, any thing about il. No
account Of il is in my books or papers
and you are entrusted solely with the Sc
cret. Twenty years elapsed. and The
merchant died After M inventory OF
his properly had been taken. and his es'
tate administered upon, Paul. 10 the SIN
piici'y and honesty 81 his soul. took a
side The executor Of The will. related The
circumstances, dug up the kettle, and re-
stored its contents into the hands OF Us
rIgaiiul owners. Its IL justice due to
The executor 10 say that he rewarde nun
TOR hls fidelity by purchasing a farm aud
stocking il, which rendered him cumior-
iabiy situated during life. @@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

: .psseh sloaly spaksn IN London night
h wn,,ea down d EdIbafg. sseh ssn-
,encr appeariae % psper wilhln > les
minutes alser i wss uttered four hundred
mllrz OF,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

The largest Snake yst.-As Mr. Ella
Kim Thomas was returning on SATURDAY
week from an excursion on the Cs,skIlI
mountain, in N York, he heard great
rns,ling among the leaves close by and
presently The startling sound Of the rat
ties, apparently Of an enormous snake
He stood momen,arily upon his guard;
and il was well he did so, for on looking
about him. he presently discovered The
appalling sight Of ratlle-snske. will his
head at least four feet from the gr"nnC'
his body coil above coil, his eyes Il ST.
ing fire. his skin every minute chs IN
color, and his long iangs displayed a. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

What is LOco EocO?-A Loco Fo.
co. IN the present sccep,aiion Of the term,
is man not SATISFIED with any thing as
1t exists; but Is m favor of an equal dis
u'o"''"n Of property. and upr,.uung If
the institutions Of the country, and sub.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-04
NOTIE.
South Carolina
Lancaster District.
William Co,hcn applicant

Thomas Co,hcn. John Coshcn William
Dukes and his wi!c Nancy, Peter Vincent,
and his wife Susannah, James Coihrn, SsmI
Co,hcn, Parcal Co,Lcn's childrcn. Milton
Co,hcn. Jonathan Bailey and his wife Eliza
beth, Andrew Co,hcn and Mcchael Johnston
nd bis wife Mllcy, defendants.
Summons ID Partition,
Il appearing 10 my satisfaction. that tho
above parties defendant reside wi,hous this
State, viz: Tbos Cohen, John Cohen, saml.
Coshen, Parcal Cothcn's children, William
Dukes and his wifc Nancy. Peter Vincent
and h,s wife Susannah. II is therefore ordcst
cd tha. they do appear and object to the disi
sion or sale Of the real estate Of William
Co,hcn decd. on or bofose the irs. Monday
in February next, or their eonsen, to Tho
same will be entered Of Record.
J. H WITHERSPOON, O. 4. D
Nov l2-35-h
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-04
Notice.

The subscribe, has removed to The cor
ncr oi Broad and Dcka alb streets opposite
Mr. p. McCaskiIi's. where he is prepare
to buy all kiuds Of country produce. Feci'
ing sra,cfulfor the liberal patronage prcri.
ously bestowed on him, he natcrs himself
he will still inertia continuation Of il. He
keeps constantly on hand general stock
Of Groceries Of almost every description.
IL any article should br wanting in the
Dry Good way. i, will be furnished al J.
H. Anderson Il Co.'S who keep q general
stock OF my former resi- 'cnce.
PAUL r VILLEPlGUE
Dec l7-43-d
have neat one horse Barouch with
an extension leather top. Together with
a first rate family horse. which ] will sell
at nrcasonablc price. PFF.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-04
PRTVATE SALE.

TIE subscriber wishing to close h's present pus''
ncrs offers for sale The large and commooons tw1
story house, now occupied BY him a s'o!c as ana
buIding-, via: back store, cotton house, kitchen,
smoke house and stable
if desired, the subscriber will dispose OF h''
stock of goods q, the same time. consisting. prn'
cipaily Of Groceries and Domcsuesi also, iot On
Campbell street
The above will be sold on accommodating terms
For particulars, apply 10 the suoseI'oe,.
Jan la-47-tf