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T.lE CoMMENCEMENr.

aAAs NDsA W AssN ~ AsAts 49, 80
TIE Anniversary nf The Commence.
neat II oar University at Chapel It'll,
va, held las, wesk. and we are graiilied
!, irarn that the growing inleres, eliri,ed
hy il,s Il furnishing condition Of Ihe ias,l.
laiiin. aitfarIed. oa this occasion. an nu.
usual number Of visitors. among whom
we're many Of nur most distinguished H.
tcr1fy men from different parts Of the
ta'r.
Tue exercises commenced on Monday.
aal were soniinuedeac day until Thurs.
day evening.
Ga wednesday, an address was deli
rsred before the two literary Saeieues BY
the Hon. William d. Shepard Of Eliza.
beth City; aud chatles Manly. esq. al
dressed tie Alumni Of the institution.
Bah Of these addresses are spoken OF il
terms # high commentator.
The repor, Of the Faculty, read =, the
close Of the exercises on Thursday, gave
pleasing accoun. Of the prosperous
s'aie ii the institution; and the deport-
mens Of The students, on all occasions
throughout the year. has been so favora.
h'y represented as tn afford cause 81 gra.
tuia;iun to the moral aud intelligent.
The following young gentlemen were
dutcl In the degree uf A. b. viz: la
cal! W. Bargwyn. Charles J. +. Grad
doc. Grrea u. Culhheri. George Il. Ds.
~. Jnsehh W. Evans, Needh.m ".
Herring, Benz. NJ. Ilabson. Albert G.
ll.hdird. joseph J. Jackson, kenelm u.
I.'"ts, William J. Long. Charles 7.
MrAulcy. John J. Roberts. Colin Shaw.
James SrncrVIlle. WilIiom X. Walker,
wilson ". Whitaker. and CASTOR II.
WGIcr.
The degree Of 4. NJ. was conferred on
the following Alumni of the lnsmutinn--
Archibald I. Smith, Thomas Ashe. Rev.
William Spear. William Owen, and So.
lhnnn Lee.
The honorary degree Of A. N. on the
i'lloWing, not Alumni of the Institution
Rev. Patrick J. Sparrow, Of Davidson
College, Rev. JOha i. G.eIler, of CaiI-
well lus i;ule.
The degree Of D. ID. was conferred
o. Rev. Gsorse A. Horne, Professor Of
Sacred Literature in The Theological Sc
'"'nary at Columbia, 5. &. and on Rev.
Robert II. Morrison. President OF David.
con College in This state.
A,,coresponlsm Of the Raleigh Regis
scr observes: " Tire state Of The UnIser.
s'ty was perhaps never more prosperous
th'n at the present tine. The whale
hdhber of s,ndea,s during the past year
has been lG1, OF whom Is have now Ia.
krn their degree; and We understand
twenty have already joined the different
t'a'ses to Gil the vacancy. With an a.
Tie and devoted faculty. the University
Is already in good condition, but with
a IiHle addition In lis means, il might
tc'omc emiGeaily the pride ani honor
If lie state.
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MATCULESs sANATlvE.

DAVID 5. ROWLAND, the General Amer
can Agent Cor this mighty medicine tnvrn'ed
by the immortal Guelcke of tSermany,) has
great pleasure in publishing the follow ing high
ly important letter irnm a respectable gentle
man "a New York, which he has receiv d, with
many others of similar Character alsa very
interesting intelligence from severa! "f his a
gents. as viii DO seen below which, together
with the certificate from taree eminent German
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GOELGCkE;S
MatchlesS Sanatiye.

sIsO LOUIS ORION G0ELIcKE, Nd. Il
6rrnaas tEnrape. beiunas she issreriss.
asae hnnnr q aaaiag ; sEM ard FgEenors dar.
time ~ the Science ~ Aiec sciae-A d0earane
she thaagA v hrmenfiy oTFosed ~ some -
ne tseaisy. iaf uairh be i Fa.1sbie mem-
aer.l ae ptsses 90 be a. weil Esaaded n lrush
- any o''riEiEr r. sAs'y nHiI- dacarine, -
y aae teliiy q hirh are suspended Ihe lises
q s.iiians Ct our rare. aud wAish he bid y
challenges hts oFposers 20 r'faie va. csnmns-
tiea - sisssss a'lsass eseasioasd e 4issrdsss6
siass q fis fitx Ter Lfs Trim .llsl sfEhs knn.an
es=s: - sfsrH sssrsals farkiag IN rae sysfea
lsr sssEs efsrs tlfFs Is its isasi foYainf n lie
IsagssI1s-sad fssssa mss De- 81 esTfaiass
tAnsgh ntf - aairity cared. a. g eommea eosa e.
saarsf hsassehs An lhSasasbly pEsriats ssnc
time this. asst iinpaTis 40 impaIiznf lesson a.
The Apparently AsslIsy At bath srxes, teaeIi.s
them THAI this snEidIans fne n.y he an nnssh
served inmate Il 4. cir 4" elaysy housrs" even
while they imagine themselves sreure Irrm Iss
attacks; Iraehlae them that the crest serIen IN
lhe arr sfPFess'TinR health is 10 Ilnra cat ils
disease while "a tie b.ade, and uoi wait iiil tie
full grown ear.
THIS iliasifiass benefasear Il. man IL sisn en-
'i''sa TO the uaisisasd gratitude II Ile world,
Tor the iHEsn'is.a sfhls
MAfcIlLESS SANATWE,
whose h'ai'ae fat may jasi'y claim for il such
title sinee It has 81 slsaally iriumPh.d owe
our eFez; easaa,,n ENEMY,
CONSUMPTION,
hoih IN ths fisst and last siarts--a nasdrine
shnh Ia. th"FSushls Il led t:se sararni in lie
As'eria Nrdea. and ;ts.r, IN proved rse'fft.s,
cONQUEROR OF PHYSICIANS:
a mediClae, lor wh's, all m arkina ~sil hus.
abundant ranse a. 81. 80 he her. I.yri hcus; II
a kind rroTsirure--a medicine. nhusr ~ -
deEous virtues have ieea 20 si''w,pg l.'.I,fay
ed eEen by some Il oar clergy IN Iasttr i.hsirfa3
visits 10 the sirk chamber, by witch mrarS
they oilrn become tie larry mstssmrEi~ Il
changing dssP 'ndencY in'o d. pr. ss'krsss into
health, aud sal.ess al III nds in'o y'ulress
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Itsiimony 40. J.
A letter frsmHF. sheEunad. zee. sf =. FeIk
4 ! I : q I


Dr. u. s. RenkHd. Sins AbauI The
middle "a July last. I aeeidenfly nolirrd
~ newspaper the adsesiisfmsns ~ The
Aaiehless Ssnaiite. fi.r = hirh ] peTreiE-
ed y0n aere agent. and = hieh pFaisssrd 70
be sovereign remedy fnr canssmplion-
AZ ny vile VAS lhem fast usslirg
awsy uilh this slrssdfnl disease. and -
our family Ehysirian vss daily and aaa-
iouslv underwriting 10 rssicre her q health
without sur6sss. striped over IN his
house. and asked him II lie had any Obj
jrctians In her iakirg Ills nrdirine. lie
replied. that " liz MS TrTisrIly willing
Mrs. ShrTw nod should lske that or any
nihsT rdieine sir might rlnnss. Lot he
tlIsuehI II rnn.d Dr. her na rnnd. - ksr
lungs frsrr Tepialy n-nsDiRirg and no
hUmsn mems could sars Ter" snil 40
dTawnIrg Psrsnn will eairh ~ > sifs~-
and The SanaiIse heInR rsreunth,lsd by
Ihrre physIriAns hn lad Hssd Il ~ lheir
Frariee. sic concluded Ia give u irial.
srEi and purchased wal. u hIsh shs
commenced laking ihre 'iHrs > day.
giving free iufulrehre q, hsr appetite
acrni,ling Ca tie fIre-nens Bt Isrsu-
ing lhls e"uTse. she 81 fired ransiHfraiiy
foF ne first sisttor ~ cris fui VS.
shortly allie ia esi and drink iIr.is. Hiili-
"nt the least iue.nsriisrre-
Nuhin h,lr weeks ir"n lisI first using
the u e,lirirr. ttr itsi,i,- ard y asisal frame
hogan !" IL "n new -ii.ngih. aud che has
heem ea'u'ng ironl Ras I. day until the
pTesert n,"n,sE'. II TIE .rsE ss'snisll-
~ hi "f att IanI'. thy ,ir'an ard irisni!s.
Ste ~ E"w Hj"Nurs c.uiiaItsble
l'i"ugh m"' pfri.ril s,aie e heal,hr -
able :" be about itr hanss and 10 attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both full
]! "f she "pininn. and - arr ltwio knew
hrI remarkable ease, thar che Cres herllfe
10 the NaR0iiUe alone; aud as there are
probably May e"nsumpiise persons N the
lmieh States. Who have MT yer heard ri
this me liclne. MEASURES nngLi speedily
TIA he adopted to have j, more generally
khuwn.
A nnmternf persons III this reiglibar-
hood. unders,and, are taking il fer oiLtr
serI"ns complaints, with very pIsal brn-
"hL Think nj going Ia The Sru,h, with
my family. snmeums ihis fall. aud in ease
| dn. ] will i'rnclaim the virtues Il tic
Sana'i*s in that quarieE fer although
some "f the physicI~ns here arc acm,rly
opposed :" IL, do sincerely believe IL "a.
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
II ynu think this leiisr viii serve The
public good. you are q, liberty to publish
II. Respectfully. &c.
III L Cnnnnn
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Navy Department, jane -, 1888.

Orders Of tie promasier Geaerai.--
Letter postage is to be charged no all
han lbills printed Ct written; prices cur
rent, sealed or msealed; proposals for
new publications, circulars, lottry bills
and advertisements blank forms, deeds,
law process, policies of insurance, and
manuscript copy fo' publication. Als",
letter postage on all Jackets that are close.
ly cnvcloped and sealed, so that what
thew contain camotbe known.
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do Ibis question die teiss Of he de
sail"n ir"m this state usrs a. io:lous;
Fart bN-Messrs. Bynun. Conner
hs"kinsr Mckay, Montgomery, Saw
ysr-6.
HsaiaEi it-Messrs. Debsry. Ora
ham. Renshsr. A. II. shsppsrd. e. She
Pafd. SIanly. Willisms-7. ~
Tn Tuesday. Ihs mnlion or Mr.. los.
ter 10 reconsider the vote of Mondsv
Vas decided IN The nsga,ive-y.a. 81
nays 2oa The only members Of the de.
iegaii"n from this State who voted lor
Feeonsidering, we're Messrs. Hawkins and
Montgomery.
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Yen 5a's''' Pra,psals.-whsn The
.,ifseAi IaHgIfss convened, Mr.. Van
!. n"Fen Asa q malsarily Of thirty in he
iialse o. Representatives. lie i non
iFa n minoEily Il fourteen upan Ihr
!. Independent Treasury bin. which was
me measure Of his Administration!
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NAVAL GENERAL ORDER.

The armament of the Exploring En-
peli;iaa being adapted merely lor its ne.
ccssary defence while engaged in the ex.
animation and survey I'll i e l.laHds Of
the Southern Ocean, agains, any attempts
20 disturb its operations by the savage
and warhke inhabitants Of those Islands;
and the obiecis which il is destined To
promote beng altogether scientific and
useful, intended lar the benefit, equally,
Of the United States and Of all the com
mrrcial nalinrs Of the world. it is consiL-
cred To be so entirely Invested of all mi
liiary character, that, even in the event
Of the country being involved 10 a war
before the return Of the squadron, its path
upon the ocean will be peaceful and its
rarsuit respected by all bclligerents. -
The President has, therefore. thought
proper, in assigning officers TO the COM
mand Of his squadron. To depart from the
usual cuslOm at selecting them from the
senior ranks Of The Navy, and according
to their respective grades in the service;
ami has appoialed Lieutenant Charles
Wilkes first officer to command the EX-
ploriug Squadron, and Lieutenant VIM.
l.. Hudson to conmand the ship Peacock,
aud 10 be socondailicer Of said squadron;
and To take com;aand thereof ia the even,
Of the death of the first otficer, or his dis
ability from aecilen, or sickness to con-
juct the operations Of the expedition.
MAIlLON DICKERSON.
N.r, n.o.,t,pa,t LINN fSSS
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N'e Uhsa'-The Richmond Wing OF
Thursday states, that contracts for new
whea, have been made 10 the extent Of
20 to 10000 bushels at 81 IS for red and
81 50 for white, delivered in July; and
an acreage OF 81 80 for deliveries in Au.
gust.
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baaliagfOn and Raleigh RaiiRoad.-
Thew llmlRg;on and Raleigh Rail Road ID
noS open In Tie depot Il Sir. I'eachy's,
y miles north 81 this and she cars run
Iegnlariy hence 20 Than point. Within
Three WEEKS Ten milss more will belhro~n
open to travellers. up 10 the Elizabeth
r"sd. The distance remaining 20 be
eomfleird. and now in rapid state Of
progress, Is III miles. The bridge
across Aeuse IlEer j. ready Tor laying
dawn lie iron. aud every hour is dinin-
lshing tie distance 10 BE- travelled over in
stages. Tie whole road from this 10 Tar
River. 100 milss--and IL south Of En-
fed has been placed under contract; aad
sUine line in August passengers will he
carried from Enfeld TO. Halifax in Cars.
The Cnmpanys new boat The Gorsrn-
or Dudisy, was launched ia New York
sone tine since. aud mas be expected in
our waters by ihe middle Of July. We
presume The GOUeTnOr DgRiey will be
imme!ialely placed upon the llne, 10 run
IN Conjunction with the North Carolina,
and tie number of trips, per week. be.
tween this port and Charleston. will be
thereby increased. Hilatiagicn .9dr.
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Acrounts from Virginia, Maryland.
and Pennsylvania. concur in stating that
tie wheat harvest, now aboa, 10 be gath
cred. in these thee great grain growing
states, will be the most abundant that has
been produced fUE mang years, and that
The grain is Of excellent quality.
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Juha B Henderson. the man charged
with forging Treasury notes. broke jail
in Washington city. On Tuesday night.
anu escaped. 4 reward Of $1,000 is Of
iered for his apprehension by the Mar
shall Of the District.
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appointments by Gs President. By and
ieiih iis adriss asl es'gs.I efiks Senate.
James X. Padding, ol New York. 10
be Secretary 81 tie Navy. after tie 3Olh
INST. IN the place Of Msh!on Diekerson.
resigned.
John II. Livingston. jr. Of New York.
u be Navy Agent for The port 81 New
York, fsF four years from the 30ih inst.
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REPUBLJc.ly HIITG TICKET
ron GOVERNOR,
EDWARD e. DUDLEY.
Election. august o. less.


In this eonnIy. The following genie
ssn are brfare the people As candidates
FIR seats in lie State Legislature, viz.
WINGS.
SsRa'e--Iiugh Waddsll. esq
Commons - Willie p. MansumJ
William 4. Graham, John Boom. aud
Nathaniel J. King. esqrs.
VAN BUREN,.
Staa's-Grn. j,,st ph Allison.
Commonwealth. John Slnckard, Col.
Herbert Sims. c"l. Benjamin Trollinger.
aaI Or. julius Bfackrn.
James e. TgrEentine is a candidate far
reelection to The eiIiee Of Sheriff for the
county of Orange.
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Weekly Almanac
List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough, N. C., on the Ist day of July,
1888. which il not taken out in three
months. will be sent To the General
Post Office as dead letters.
A Anderson Jackson
DR.. John Allen L
ID Fielding Lewis
Mrs. Many Bo'es Bar"cy Llsley
". J. Burnett Iau-. 7. Lnwery
John Bird James Long
Emeline B,,ykin NJ
AM Bannon Rev. John 4. Miller
u Joseph Maroon
James Christie ; James Mitchell
7. & J. Cunningham Richard MahOe 2
Sarah Cutler Anderson NJ. Moore
Jane Carter n
George Carvs John ! Nicho,son
sllcn Eowper J,hn 4 N,cLnIs..a
Allied Collins p,rsiv Main.
John cTabtree u
Abraham Crabiree
kiben cartlin Johb flln,ose
ID IL
Matthew Durham james ha'pey
mr. Day,Jso, Wilson Rhea
T;m,,ly Duneo,n Ann NJ. Rhodes
Young Dorch -
- Dudson (Satdler) Jamrs Smith
L hIrgaret Sutton
Jane n, FhntoG Samuel Sciunbars
G. 7
Ems Gaskdl W liam Thomson. esq
JOSEPH Graham T'llsoa + Pdkin 2
III Samuel rurrentine
Lewis IIerndon Abel Thomson
Edmund lleRdun W
Right House william ". Woods 3
William Horton Snmuel WOulds
Mrs Robert Harris w. Woods
James II. ilnEcsf Frederick Williams
Z ia Ann Holt J"hn Workman, Jr.
Thus Hastings Sarah Workman
James II. iiolcomb Marcart, Jane Watson
Joseph d Hughes Samuel Worthan
Joshua Horn Felix Wilson
Sidney Nhiited
John T. Johnston 2 Y
James jones; Charles A. Yates
rs" Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say they are advertised.
THOS. CLANCY, p. NJ.
July ,. %.
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FOu II d,

Am the town commnus, Fine Gold
~ Guard Watch seal or Key. The owner
can have it, BY proving property, and paying
for this advertisement.
Inquire at This Office.
jaw T. 81
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glEE5esaas En.t tsaearE rH1aiiish fhe kt'se-
Ger 81 taR Sensitive - hrirg ailhsul FaEallsi
q lie iast0Ey - wscicine.
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House and Lot
isa Chapel EHiiE---FOr SALE

TSiE weli-known Tavern Buuse 10 Chapel
- Hill. formerly the property Of Thomas d
Watts, deceased, AMI now occupied by Miss
Macy tIillyard, is offered Tor sale. The pro
perry consists Of a good Dwelling House and
convenient out.huildings, Stables, &c. and
four acres Of Land with good well Of water.
For terms apply 10
ALLEN PARKS.
lla!sSorough, July 3. Ri
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Testimony No. 2.
GERMAN SANATlVE

Extract from The Essrx Register, published in
Salem. Massachusetts.
Tie Agents for the sale Of this inva.usLIo
medicine IN this city, Lave in their possessicn
s'a'emcnis az many instances which have al
ready voluntarily been made To them OF benefit
resulting from ns use. Inqnrers can be direct.
red to The individuals by calling at the Book.
store Of the Agents.
IVES JE"ErT, 1893 Essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
From the Bost"n Morninc Post. -.
THE MATCELESS SANsTIvF
by an article IN our paper TO day, il will bs
see" 'na' TINS medicine has lost none of lis yir.
tues by crossing the ATLANTIC for il onnes,s a.
he working sunar cures in America "a ,bo,a
which have aslonished Europe.
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WoulI Go3 have giEsn tIess rules
and reqairsd Obedience % hen; would
he have made t,,ese promises and fulfil
led lhem. 90 that ID is almost impossible
Cor men 70 do their duty withoct being
nch, IL II wss q sin 10 be sol II, then, u
be not . sin. IL riches are blessings, il is
not wrong 10 desire. 10 acquire. nor 10
enjoy them. II is not affirmed that this
desire may not be carried TO a sinful
lrnxth. d often is. But in itself. il is
certainly > duty. Nor is IL said that pro-
videutisl circumstances msy not make
men poor; or that Ill poor men are dis
ohedIent 10 God. But in the general.
possrty is a sin; and it always Is so when
il proceeds from idlenesss, wsstsfnlness,
want Of discretion. and ofpudenee IN The
management Of our affairs.
Brlorr proceeding with this subject, Il
is desirable 10 notice. andfremoEe come
erroneous siess. which are entertained
by some excellent men on the duty d
aims giving; and on the enjoyment Of the
things Of Ibis life. This will be the sub
iecI OF the next letter. q.
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c,sr. - u, GsaE asI%E"As isssA -sss
90 Sasaos
=, GrAsss My. 9th laess Of na~
A., tha. he Sacred tsmP'ss slssf
Mn srssgs he s'sr rs saaa 20 l"s.
Ma sssmSlias hsaas sss s'ssEe saei
ga. h,,h A,s bsos wish wFiaAlss seaH'd.
His els.,nag nnglsss shred swsI
aaa time 9th tyEsut sssPtrs ms"'d
TIE sIory Of he naahOOd's s~ay'
How Of. uh.. palsied haad hath led
Thin. ialsal footsteps. wsak Nth fear
Haw e.stly bOw'a ihs' reverend head
Inv shashasa's braksa tale q" hssrf
AID .hsn saass ~a,wsra ise' h.s~ siFayd
Midst ysaihsal f'llss- 'asA'g tree.
Tss.s llp. iasaks5 - Ia'ia'shi's shade
TIE P.rsaa at iAy Gal 'af thee.
Irf,om h. speech should S",aRs aow.
arsye o. ssr be dali at dead,
Then. t. his sreaaa shildhood show
rh., l..s lA.. .maOsh'd thy cradle bed.
G,irys M, ihy sire. &c Il his lore
Unblsss or nnrrquiisd be.
Ne. .hom lhos calls, thy Sire above,
Win bend judges frOwn on thee.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AM RICAN
chronological Journal
AND
MISC ANY.

- IS = remark able fsct. that while the con-
- ytrrs Z" tie helief that Phienology 10 tue,
ave. ~unIn q fc~ yesrs, most sstonishinPly
,amltIpned. there does not exist on The Amer.
an conIiaeni a sIngle periodical whose object
- to advocate its truths, repel the attacks made
upon IL, nr snswer the inquiries which even
audit persons are disposed to make concern.
ingn. And this is tie more surprising. since
the materials already existing and daily aug
,n.nIiuR, with witch 10 enrich such pubIica.
tinn. are almost iut KhsustIhle.
Tue srtence &c medicine has it's appropriate
media Though which To present TO the psofes-
sion and to stUdents all the new facts which
urrur. and all the new theories which are sd-
vucated IN the various institutions OF medical
.rience thrnuphost the world; and IT is proper
That u should be- 81. The came 10 true 81 the
alter leading professions. OF law, and "f divi.
nuy. But no, tthsis nd,nR the important bear
ings waich phrenoiogisis know their science 20
ave % medicine, and divinity. and law, there
- no Solicitation through which, as abe eppTo-
priaie channel, those BEARINGS may be pointed
out u H. true that some ne~sps Pers. and al
80 one or two works 0f less ephemersl cha
r.cter, do occasionally admit articles 10 favor
&c yhrenology, but these do not meet the pre-
sent necessity. periodical which ia svowed'
iy Chronological one whose pages shall eonsti'
tnIe a permanent depository offacts, ana whIcn
shall be open for the expression oil opinrons ana
the record Of principles connected With those
facts as aew seeded. aRd . strong ssshng Of
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William Neal, & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASS ES,
.NO. ~,

North FDfh Strtef. IhiiddeIphid, bark
Of Merchants Hold
The only Establishment in the city desaIsd CT
clusiyely 10 this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied at ma
~ nnIs'iureIs' prices. and their CLANS in
nrsd from brsakoss 10 any part q the JHioH,
ieithGui trira charge
Ih"sr Who may have orders for large Cas-
es. would do ~,ll Ia inform us by letter, Prev
rus .o Their coming 90, Of Ihs s'ze 81 ihe plate,
and the hind sf frame they ma, ss"t. (~he
Iher Of Gilt. MshogaRy or Marble. that the ~
tile may be manufactured ,HP" ssiy 1T tie
occasion
Merchants should give ihrir ,tders e. l.ook
ing Glasses tie fret q ihe on ,h,I sri al, tt
insure them wtl put up
~" Any editor { weekly pstrr who ~il
publish this advertisement Io tie an ouni 81
dollars, at his usual rate. rhall b. dnls pad in
Glasses at the Manufacturers prices. ~ Ich 81
course n,usi be as low ~ they can be bought
10 the city provided lie Nil lend OF has bll' b.
merchant Who Will purchase IlSss's. Wi
which We can pack and forward Ihtm al on;
risk Of bteakage.
September 1. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
BETH MONT
Female Academy.

FE$HE subscribers respectfully Inioim the
Il pubic that the exercises of this Intti,u
ton continue under the care Of Mrs. ELIZA
J. MORROW; and as she gives her NaeAin u
in the winter. the school viii continue, With.
out intcfmlssion, Until November. Young Ia.
dies wiIl be charged only from the time Of cd.
mission.
The manner in which tLis School has been
heretofore conducted is Iighly satisfactory, and
We take great pleasure 10 recommending 1t g.
tho patronage Of parents and guardians, who
intend giving their daughters aud wards the
advantages Of liberal education. The prCt
of tuition is eight dollars per session. Draw.
ing aud Pain'i ,g five dollars extra.
Board can be obtained in respectable f.mi.
lies, al short distance from tie Academy, 81
FIVE dol ara q month.
THOMAS u. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlCKARD.
May 80. ga