The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

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The object Of this work wiii be 10 preserve
lTom obiiEioH the msst Interesting 81 me very
numerous facts. eonkrmatOIy And hlaslEallEe of
tie tEsIh of Phreaologyi 70 saaS the true bear
logs q this science on educatloa. kphssiesi. il
tellectual, and moral;l en- ths Medical Treat
ment ofthe Insanes on jurisprudence; o. The
olagy, and On AsnIai and Neral Philosophy.
On al these subjects there i sncOursgementlo
hope Coz contributions from several able pens;
While tle resource Of The editor himself AL
not, IL 10 hoped. be found iheonEidefable.
The religious character of the wosk will be
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Of the hands 81 Ihose Aho. IN lgROEaass u rs
true nature and lendrneies. suppose that they
find in Il an instrument BY Shieh 10 subEert
lhe truths Of revealed religion. and loosen The
bonds Of human accountability. end neral OBJ
legation. A frequent subject Of discussion IN
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