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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-14
NIBLU,S GARDEN

No pos,poHement any time this as the
grand entrance from Broadway the saloon from
TicKErs soccer,
To commence At halt past O'Clock
For this night oaly--sreat attraction sad novelty
MISS CLARENCE WELLS BENEFIT
FRIDAY kvENlNG, SEPTEMBER H.
The extraordinary RaveI Family IA in number under
The direction Gapriei Raw. having nearly competed their
fourth engagement during which they have delegated up
wards Of $4,000 persons, will perform this evening
Positively the last time Of the Italian pas,omme Of
THIRD nis of the pleasing and piece OF La Fete
Mr. LOVE the celebrated dereator feccestrc character
and professor Of Poyphony and venoqum-his frs, and
The entertainments at half past O'Clock with
the fayore bale. pan'omin,e OF LA FETE CaAMPETKE.
sSp .,a N Various graceful aoass pas de which
by Gabriel kave grea, porion Of ibis psse vi.
be performed the double tight rope.
s mhiss .As Me-. nSsNA Mrs
Rsfs as s su s,
list IrishRan Mr. Coiins-2d Irhman Dir Prise-R Reap
Afsr which. for The last tiue the comic pantomime Of
IUoMO ROSsO, or the Unforeseen Illusioa.
drgno, Gabriel Ra'el-C!own, Antose kave-Harlequin ~
Ghscleni- LUs%o Ros:o JayeIh Rave Joseph
bse Mad EugeneChief ofthe Biigsndt Mr. Kneass-No.a
&C. Mr. noV Ge sd
matte &c, foy pho.: will Pres ut an Sccsnc vocal sketch
author Of ovana ia L S koehe Gse' he .ss s.
eret ard o,ker popular productisns entitled NINE HOSTS
yered by him with distinguished success brahas st
Jamess and Yates Adelphi Theatres Lsadon; also Al
macks ylr RooEs and salle Ctansrue Paris course
OF the piece Mr. Love will impesonate following ch.rac
er without assistance, cousien conederacy, accompal
meRts:-
Fidg., Butts ready wited character, LsntIord Of IN.
Nag's Head the Heath.
Jerry, remarkably stupid character, Boots ct the Mays
Head.
Gregory and Humphrey active characters Walters at the
Mays uead.
Capital. o. Grady, from Tpperary, ard Alderman Griffin
from London Gss,rononic chn acers Travellers just arrived
at the Nsg's Head.
Dolly, ebhglng character Chumbermsid at the Ma.
Head.
shuttle, harmless character Stable Boy at the Nays
Head.
Disbie atteRtve character, Gardener al the Nag,
Head.
nitric fnae be sung by all characters at once
eff prodused by Other me
MIR Love Will introduce his celebrated Con-
rim stions OF The Of BIRDS cts rep.
tiles &c the whole OF witch
osiy whut the aia OF artificial ances In the
Otherwise, 80 monty employed produce effect,
he will also deliver variety OF extraordinary Illusions I
Poly phosy being sckno~ deed
fpecuar TO Mr. in point Of effect distance,
o. assumed persons and verey Of the
senlriioqutthe principle which these usious
effected having been attained BY ether person
Tomorrow, the Rsvei Famtv.
Mendsy Mr. bshol's BENEFIT
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FOREIGN IMPORTA1IONS.
HAvsE-Per Troy.
JBTaylor burr stones 6s5 To Captain 5fpsaes s3i
Thereon & Mai lard pkgs 10 Barley cks
LIygRpooL-Per Louisa
IT W Rnhinson ok ! IT Crock x Goes IA
sands Turner n Co bis Sc Leveret l. Thomas chs %
Patton steward cs Is Oakley 4 Robinson bis IL
q Colt & Son'pels Norris 4
Smith, Thuger l. Co bis 4 Churchill 20 cts %
n l. stevens iroa 773 JREvansb bis 81
MARSHALL spencer Co ss 80 Phelps Dodge& Co oIs 81
ID K Deavan g. Brother IL Russell Go cs =
Walsh Mallory pcs As Tooker Mead Go bis ~
+ Co ming & Co % Amorey. Leeds Co cs n
q w Shields bdls iron 7as X X ngsland 4 SO
Hoermaa Johnson l. Co 1877 TO Order pcls 40l
PASSENGERS.
LIvERpooL-Per Louisa.
Edward Chaacy. Mrs Eliza Allen i s8 steerage.l
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light goods Na,chez and other apply
JOHN LAIOLAW CO, q old slip,
Agents fer the hatcher Steam Packet Company
Letters received board will charged I2&
gle shretsrger in proportion Neither The plain
will be- responsible for parcels packages
uness regular bills adng signed therefor. sl5.u
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DANA YuPA~'WE This EVENING viii he
performed. for the Benefit Of Mr. POWER
RORY VMORk-Rory OMore, Mr.. Power-Kalheen, Mrs
Richardson.
Alter which, Fl
Faveriie OVERTURE by the whole orchesus.
After which,
MACINTOSH Co-Msckis,esh Il Co. Mr. Power-Mr
Hesly Mr. Plsciae-M Mrs Heny, MRS wheatley.
ADVICE GRATIS-Odbody. AIR Piaside--Een Mrs Prlch-
Doors open 7-Performance gins at T. Boxes 81,
RI. 90 cents. Gallery, IS ceDts.
national THEATKE-LnteI Italian Opera
l House.-Mr WALLACK Lrssee-Corner of LronaT and
will be performed,
METAMORA, or the Last Of The Wampanoag sMetamora,
Mr F@rrest-Nahmeokee Mrs Seton.
Alter which
Two Favorite OvERTUREs.
To conclude with
TURN ouT-Res,ive, Mr. Bakeiy-Gregory, Mr. Mitchell
Marian Ramsay, Mrs Soften.
Boxes '-ph 90 ce nls-,saery IS cents.
oDoorsopenst 7-periorma Commence al II O'Clock
EEAN.. LIN THEATR IL, CHATHAM SQUARE
l. under the direction of Mr.. w. H. BLAKE.-THiS EVE.
MING, will be presented.
MID SHiPMAN EASY-Mephsophile Faust, a negro cook.
mr. kce-Jack. afterwards Mdshpman Easy, Mrs Blake
Biggs boaswan, Mr. Seton.
A SOLDIER A SAILGR A TINKER 4 A TAILOR
Harry Binnace Mr. Seiton-Timothy Botch, Mr. Pacide
Barbara BonbshelL Mrs Blanc.
TO conclude with
GUMBo JUM-Gumbo Jun, Mr. Rice, with the negro extra.
vagapZa of Jim Grow.
Boxes so cents Pit 25 cents.
Doors open at 7periormance commence half past
O'clock 81 lm-
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NC " - VS.! NEW s!n
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN COFFEE HOUSE
"a u

Nc Barclay street, nertt 10 he American Hotel
~ The subscribers respectfully inform their friends al
the public Mat they have opened the bove
hope TO receive The patronage and ppo Of the citizens
New ferk which staii se their pdy merit BY kesplr
the best 81 wines, Spirits, Ale, Porter gsrs. Ae
They have arranged for regsfsT snppy IRA
nnd SEQ Ca herrape ~ rrery pactst and
hcsn London Liverpool other Papers OF the latest dat
by the last packet
90 f-s a q
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DEET ID IL Eft DLLE
~ SUPERIOR Barrels and half barrels OF first
cond quality Beet, WARRANTED sweet and In good order
hand for sale the very low est market prices,
aua3 SINS VALENTINES, 40 Fllten Market
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OLYMPIC THEATK E-U naer the management OF
- Mr. ThOKNE THIS EVENING will be performe d,
for The Benefit of Mr. rherae,
THE ETHIOP- r. hiep. Nr Tborpe- -Almayor Mr. lack
son-Zoe Mrs Thorne.
To conclude with
THE BATH ROADS Or the Intrigue-Tom, Mr. J NJ Brown
Boxes5s f 25 cents-Private five dollars
Doors open at7-Perormancc begin halt past pre-.
csely. saIws
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0P Ma. BRrsrow-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement
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MORNING HERALD-SHiP NEWS.
Port Of New York, Septic mber 1910 p. M.
High WGsr, n
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naAFTs ON GEORGIA, pa, sel. y g g e. days
~ wanted AZ ~ T. sYLvksInws,
$50 Brosdwsy and ~ Wsh@
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FOX NJ. =" OE.LEaN- md SATCHhZ.
STEAM SHIP NAT CHEZ 500 TONS,
WILLIAM w. Story, Master

viii sail hence
for New Orleans
4 hatcher, about
The 2eth instant.
Rates of passage
TO New Orleans
3i0o, to hatcher
Slice children nm.
der Is, and ser.
ants, half price -
Rates of freight
to Natchez Is Gus.
per cubic foot.
; Eor passage or
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4 Th0egkf.-WasehlldrsnacruslOn-
ed from infancy. % hear nOthlag bul e0s-
ret conversation, there would be but
l.slls nssd al Ilnsir le.TRlng arbitrary rules
of crsnmsE-ahsy wosid naturally sPsak
sad wFile correctly. Hsnes u is that
ehlldEea Of educated parents are generally
50 mUeh more easy and graceful in Ihels
conversation Than The children Of the IN
educated. Oar language. like our man
nens. 10 caught fr.m those with whom
We associate; and IL We would have The
young Improve in This important part Of
education. se must be careful Thai they
hear no sulgaEisns from us. Parents and
teachers cannot be too particular in their
use Of language in tie presence Of imila-
liEe children. PestGi0sziaH.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AN RICAN
I genealogical journal
MIS- ELL Ny.


TT is a remafk able fact, that " hi'c the con.
- verts Ia The heiief That PhrenuloPy is true,
have. within a few years, most astnnisIingiy
multiplied. there does not exist on I!e AInrn.
ran eoaiincnI a single prr',"ticai " hnse ohi ct
Is 10 advocate lie truths, T'pe tie attack made
upon il, or answer tie inqrrics which even
candid persons are disposedto make concerns.
tpg il. And this is ;ae more surprising. since
the materials already existing and DAT aug
rneniing, with which 10 cn:i' II such publica,
tina, are almOst inc xhau: title.
The scicncc of medicine has its appropriate
media through which 10 present 10 tie pgnfes-
sion and 10 students all the new fseis ~ hich
occur, and all the new ti.es ~ which are ad
y1eaied IN the various iCsti;vIinus ul medical
science throughout The ORD; aud il j. ~. per
that il should be So. The seine is iruc al the
other leading professions, oi law. aud &c diyi
nifty. BIZ, nOtw Outstanding The important bear.
ings which phrenolngisis kGow Their science to
have on medici1e, and divinity. and law, there
is no publication through which. as the appro.
pirate channel. those beanl Is may be pointed
out II Is true that some new pPrs AID al
so one or two works Of less ephemeral eliza
rscteT, do occasionally admit articles IN ia:or
Of phrenology: but these do not mcei the pre-
sssd neeessi;y. periodical which il ayowsd
" phrenotogical- one whose pages shall eousli.
tate permanent depository ufiacts, and which
shall be open for Tie expression of opininns and
lie record of principles connected with those
facts a. msg needed: and q strong ieeGng sc
this necessity, together with a belief iha, snch
work is extensively demanded, aud will meet
IS III encouragement aud support, Las induecd
the publisher to present the prospectus of The
amsr'can Phreno!sgcat Journal and Misceila.
NY"
I lie object of this work will be TO preserve
iro.n obiivI"a thc NEST Interesting 0f the very
numerous facts, conf.matory and illus fatve Of
tie truth Of chronology; To- show the true bear
i"gs oi this science on eiucation. (phssicsl, in.
teiiectaai, aud mota';) on the Medical Treat
snent OF the Insane; on Jurisprudence; % Tie.
o!"gy, and on Aicstai and aIorai Philosophy.
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Chapel Nh. October is.

ScuiL .2mtrican HcTssmm-We came
upon ss imssEse herd nf sid horses and
Csn6iot:. iuE. said. Now, Senior Don
JuaE. I EIs. show yeu how 10 tame .
colt" So sayiE-, iae word was given for
pursuit Of a.: hsri. and of like lightning
started he Gsucho horsemen. Candioil
aRs my.ti Essping up viii thsm. The
herd c0GsEs,sd oi atcpt two thousand
horses. n,ishiug and snoring. With ears
erect snd Coz IT, tails. their names out
spread to Re vind. ca they few az
frighted tie F.a=eni they we're conscious
OF pursuit. The Gsuchos set up their
ssuEl cry: he dogs Eere left in lie dis
lance; iI va. net liil We bad iolIc usd the
fsek al lull speed, and withegt a check
for i've miles. that the two EeaJmost
peans launched their bOlss q, lie horse
shich each had respectively singled GU,
Of the herd. Down 10 the ground, with
tissdul sn&ers;Gs, cane two gallant
colts. The herd continued iIs he4dlons
flight, leaving behind their two rrnsmaie
companions. Upon these tie whole band
Of GsuchOs no. ran in: i.zos were appli-
ed 10 tie their legs; one maa held down
the head uf each horse. and anO,her The
bind .aar.ers, while, With singular rapidi-
~ and dsxl.uty. two oIler Gsuchos put
tie saddles and brides ga their fallen.
trembling and almost frantic victims.
The ANIMALS made a Simultaneous and
most surprising raulI; they reared. plung-
cd and kicked; now they started of at full
ssllop, anil anon stopped short in their
career, vIsh heir heads between their
legs, eGdeayotng TO throw their riders.
Vain hops nseed! lmmovesbIe. they
'alied II tive un@Vailing efforts of the
tRsbal.ni al outrageous animal to Ua-
sat ih:T; AND "a less shan an hour fre:a
The tine Ct Ser EIoahung. il was very
sriCsti who rsrs To b. III. masters.
E0tsrtSo.'s Paraguay.
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Attention..

To the Commissioned non. Commission
ed officers. aud Musicians Lsi0as iag 10 the
47l4 Rssimtn: Of .N'oriL Carolina Militia.
SYou are hereby notified and ordered to at.
- tend at H,lIsbofough, on Friday the 26ih
lay Of October next, at II otl"ck, equipped
ls the law directs, Tor diill muster aud count
martial, ahd on Saturday tie 2T,b, each tap
lala vii. attend. with HE respective company,
al u O'Clock, lawfully equipped, for regim.n.
Ia. exercise.
+. G. MANGUM, Col. Com.
September 2s. SO
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Tie following is related OF Sir Colin
CsRpSs!l. BY ~ English paper:
Sir Colin CcmPJeA.-Abom six weeks
hsfs-e Ce battle oc Assays, General Wei
iesl.y Aorght it necessary II obtain
PossesI;on Of an important fs.,. ns-sd
Ahnsdaugeer. IL was taken by 9 mos!
gallant escslsde; 10 tie thick OF The assault
Gea,.A We.!e.lry saw a young officer.
who had rsscheG the top Of th: /" very
lofty val, " Ihru7t oG by the ensny. ard
iallIsE Larsush the air f,om great height.
ten. Wellesley had liIIle doub, tia. he
tnps; haze been severely wounded. il not
kiiIed by The fa.l; bai fastened To inquire
The name and lsIe Of the gsll4nt yong
fellow. he had the satisfaction Of seeing
h'n n a moment after comparatively
ii'ue injured. again mounting 10 the
assault Rext 'aorning tie General sent
ies hin. offered 10 Casch him 10 his slaf
o. sF'EAde major, and from that hour,
mfonGh all his fields and fortunes, even
70 The conquest Of Paris. continued with
h''n' IN bis personal family and friendship,
shd used sometimes TO say that the first
VIA he had ever seen hira wss in the air.
mar yoang oitcer 10 nov Sir Colin
~shposli. knight commander of the bath,
MaIrs General in the army. and Cover.
nor vi Ntva Scotia.
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lie planted o. SHARES. -" John, IS
said q traveller to = farmers boy who vas
hasing in the field, your corn is small. "
" Yea, se planted the small KIND. "
" RuI IL looks d~srfsh and yellow. "
" Yes. ne planted the ysllow sort" IL
mean yau Sill not get hail erOP-dn
YOU uHGsEsiand mel" 20. yes. sir
understand--we dan'I eTPesI To. for We
planted on shares"
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ETH MONT
Female Academy.

'7SIIE subscribers respectfully inform the
u pubic that the exercises &c this instiiu
tion cuntnne uader the care u Mrs. ELlZ
}. MORROW; and az she gives her yarsIIrn
in the winter the school will continue. with,
out intcrnission, untl! November Young la.
dies viii be charged only from the time Of ad.
mission.
The manner IN viii, h this Schoul has beer
heretofore conducted Is highly satisfactory, aud
VIC take gFea, pleasure in recomm, ndine It to
the patronage o. parcels and puatdiars, who
intend giving their daughters aud wards the
advantages OF literal education. The pr,rt
Of tuition Is Eight dollars per session. Draw.
ing aud Painting five dollars extra.
Board csn be obtained in respectable fsmi.
nes, al q short distance from tie Academy, at
Ave DOT aTs month.
THOMAS ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
EllJAH PlCKARD.
Nav 90. 2a--
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Strays.

rpAKES up by Harrison Parker, o. Red
Mountain, and entered on The Stray Book
for Orange Cauuiy. on the 2lst day of Scpitm
her. 1888. a Gtsy HORSE t,t,. .,r four vra.s
"ld, fsur feet nine and bali inrLes high, bla,
legs. name and tail; valued al fly dnilars:
Aiso Chesnut SortrI MARE. eight a. tirc
years odd, four itet .irkt. AID iIIre gpnr;rrs
Inrh's high two lind fctt whit". 81 wilt.
sp"' "n htr right thigh ~ ar lie Gank, ,a;uCd
al ittiy dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
October 3. 81
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The following calculation emboaies a
% "Sfnftats suggestion 10 the working
s.ssse'. II man If % years Of age,
oee'hs 10 save dollar seek, and puts
y " interest every year. lie would have.
Oh yssS Of age. six hundred and fifty
uO,Ats' ai<l' one thousand Elk bundled
saa e'gh'y: at 81, three thousand sir
hundred aud eishl,; a, 81, SIX thousand
ans nunafed aud fi'y; and at Al, eleven
Thousand tive hundred de.lass. When
we "ok al these sums, and when we
think how much temptation aud evil
ih'sn' De avoided in tie very act Of saw
ing them. and hos much good p, man !,
humble cIrrunStshces mleh, do ~, h.
f4niIy by thers suns, we c.non, .eI,
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sAaANAtAsA aANAfts
The only establishment in the city dsysi.d ex
ciHsiycly 10 this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are snppli,d 81 ma
" nuiafturers' prices. aud their Giss"s ia
artd from trsakass 10 ANY part Of iLs Uaion
teiihoni sTira eiarrs
Thase Who may have orders for large Case.
&c. wngld do ell To inform " by l,iirr, Prev,
nus I" tier coming on, ri the SIZE 81 ihc plate
and the hind of frame they may want, (whe.
thcr of 6ili, Mahogany or Marble. } that tie az
;irle may be manufactured expressly ioT ths
occasion.
Merchants should give their orders for Look
ing Glasses the first thing on their au.ysi, Il
insure them well put up.
iDs Any editor of weekly paper, who vii
publish this advertisement to The amount of siS
dnilars. al HE usual rate. shall be duly pad ia
6lassrs at tie manufacturers prices. which
course must be as low a. they can be bought
IN the city -Itoyided he will send on his blll Is
merchant who will purchase Glasses. vii
which We ean pack and forward them at GU:
risk Of breakage.
September l. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OIaage County.

10 Equi,y-Seplsn.bcr Term, 1885.
Hoods '. BstbiR and sissrs Original Bill.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Coat
- that James Woods, one of the defendant
in this cause, j. not an Inhahhsni Of this state;
u 10 therefore ordered that publieauOn he made
In the :iillsboroueh Recorder Tor sI weeks
successively. that unlrss the said d'iendsnI
appear al the next tenn of This Court. 10 be
held fnr the county Of opnge. al The coori
house in iiiilsborough. on the second Monday
Of March Eest, aud plead, answer az dtmut,
the cause will be eel down ivT'h aFiag sBi
heard tE parls as 10 lin.
JAMES WEBB, c. g. IL E.
September 10. 57-6S
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~
on HEE BERAKTrRE.
laS a. il,sa. lsss. Ern togs
Aors Esai.i siiEass 70 kael
Ara s.i: thss east the witAsFiag Leaves
Ofhors sPsa ihr n'iAal
Al. erssl ssalsaer! thss 10 seaa
Far fsssa Ghy ilsnds % dear
o wOuli here were some sngsl nlsh
To bit ia Vita tear.
No irsgrsnss d~sils rPOa the siF.
A akssSe 81 the rose;
Mar sssusssss ,ials. shea spring ID soae,
TAs isrsly tulip shows.
No note q peace. or Voice Of Gee,
The baimy Winds eOnEsyi
The eve is dim. the hssEi 10 siek
whsa yss are Ear ssas.
Ana lex yea ST. for ssarer friends,
Or laurAis. ioy mere Purei
A saul sfieHe'Esst make Is here.
AnI .sshins heat, I'm sure.
The nssIis Ely is pole forsaks.
Ths ssa fsSsst - shines
Bu, tAers's heart viii ne'er forget
The bsss.iss Of Thy Eiad.
Bat What. al. am ] TO thee, ~
Tia, I should dare 70 grisvsl
Why stsals the Sigh. or CLOVIS the cheek,
When ted that you must lsaysl
All, restless thosgtu why thus Oblrude
To briag the ssa,hlsss SMART
She's 6Ea 10 60. ner wills 10 take
The rsss-bSa Of ny heart.
faoSIEroR 0PsIsoos.
Chapel HI, October is.
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BOROu II, N. T.
ruuIisnEp WEEKLY
ny nrNxIS upApTT,
December 90.

ar THREE BoLLAES 4 YrsR, Or TWO p"IIN"'
FIrTY CENTS ~ rAlD ~ AuvaScE'
Those who 10 nui give noiirc OF ihcir va"
~ have their paper discontinued at the oSp""
iiun of the year, s,l be presumed as 'es' I NJ
Iis toniinrapcc until ruuntrtmandcd -ah" Nv
rapcr wall lie discontinued until all arrta'ss,
are rad, unlrss at tic rpiion al the fnoi rs,
Advertisements rot exceeding sixteen "",'
ope dollar lor tie f's,, and twenty-five ec' n
rrath subs, qneoi instItion; longer one, &C..
"a. portion Cont advertisements iwcn', ~,
per cent higher. A,'rdutt'on at 3"j pt' ''""
a.. b. made 10 advertisers ~ the ysaf'
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wondering lhsl IhrEF sTs nos m0Te sa'eEs
q . dsslaaE a Hetk.
Cia.ciancii Macs.
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Boarding House.

n FEW regular Boatdcss can be aeeommo.
90 dated by the subscriber, at the old stand
Of John Faddls. deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be actommOda'
ted during Cour week
THOMAS d. GRAIN.
February IS. Os-
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China,
and Glass.


Ne. IS .raSsa sfrfds sffr lsSAs
TsFAS "a szies eampisie assnEilneHi - sss.sr
- and aasiasss articles - Tie abeEs nne,
Hsich MI - soa1 10 The eonniEy iEsoe ni'ss
size Hesl lasoEabss terms. Tie siienll-a q
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
List of Letters.

Remaining in The Post OlIice a. HILLSIDE
rough, n. G. on Tie Ist day Vi October, 1855.
whirh il not taken oal in three noaias, gili
be seat 10 Iae Genersl Post Office as dead
letters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-02
DY. e, IL. PccIih9lll,

HAS taken q part Of the House lately oc.
IL cnped by Miss Cook, at the junction OF
Spring and Touro-s,., at the foot Of 'ouro-s,,
where he intends having II Thonsonian Me-
diclne Store and Vapour Bath attached
thereto. The Bath will be in readiness by
tomorrow.
Asa means ofpromotng cleanliness, health
and of preventing disease, there is no agent
more efficient than the Vapour Bath.
Consult Combe's Physiology, the best
practical physiology extant-but trying is
the naked trnth.
DIR. r. will also hold himself in readiness
To practice as Physician Of the Thomsoniar
School, and will be prepared to prove that
the Thomsonisn IL the only Medical prac.
,ice that is clearly and fully indicated by
physiological laws, July 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-02
TIE ROYAL. WILLIAM STEAM SHIP.

The following remarkable fact is stated by
Mr.. Shaw, the Marine Manager, and is com
mendcd to those who still obs,inately persist
with a patriotism more mulish than reason
able, that American engines and machinery,
spite Of the terrific explosions of daily occur
renee almost on our waters are OF as good
and secure workmanship rs the British:
"Thc "ltoyai William" belongs to the city
of Dublin Company, established in 1924. 10
run steam ships between Liverpool. Dublin
and Belfast. They have fleet of II vessels
employed in tie Irish Channel, which make
annually above 1000 voyages, and from the
peculiar care used IN their construc ton, and
from their almost ddily inspection, not on.
accident has occurred 10 endanger life during
q period Of II neaYs."