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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

- EsiFssN!aarEi shd rtlagn" aese lle
Eassrwnrls 81 lie parry. Csa hat &c
srtrnshsd which 10 MT in sexual exist.
eness Can ff"Ema'isn'bs eomnrnred
heiais IN evil sxisss The people are
net 50 easily gulIsd IS some may srP.
POSE; and nEEgnum will End II vain sl.
tempt. ahesHisss 10 impress upon Ihsn
lbs dss that The Struggle in 20 Ms a
sss7e .. Don QuixoiIe var xi;h he sind
a'ilis--a VAR Ni.h imaginary giants.
The opposition party, Ihan. 9eIe i'm
pressed Wilh the BELIEF kisl economy in
1hs adminisiEaIiOR Of oar government besI
rumPorIsd HiIh ~ Republican izsliiu,
lions. This Mas one Of tie landmarks Of
the Farg. Mr.. B. may term il = plea.
gsss business II he Plesse-bpI This sill
n'a change the principle. The people
ssnrW Ihrir aim; and hsring turned out
Ihose n hose exiraiagsnce hey 1oDje0n-
ed. they naturally lacked fur EeIrenel,-
msni snd reform" by their SUCCESSORS.
They have bssn deceitta-grossly De.
reifed-and Ike expulsion y i'll be The
fate 81 llsir dercireIs.
Whiir Mr.. Bynum taeilly acknoM lodges
aha. s'sne eglraraesDce <asy lFsEe been
prseii,ed. he tndcarors 10 syoE he oSli-
I'm tia. must follow. hy striving To throw
the blame on the Wings. In whose haods
has tie power rested for lie lssI eight
years: and especially fuE the year in
which 29.GOO.OCO. were arprNVSiaicd for
expenditure! In those 81 The admins
.rati"n--thry having a maj"ri'y in b"'a
HOUSES. And are they not responsible
for The sluarsgance that has been prac-
Used! MosI certainly they are. The
people can distinguish chalk from cheese,
aud We are sure ll,ey will moi be Geceiv-
ed by this miserable subierluge.
We suggest .he above hints Of the true
facts Of Ilrc ease tn ourreaders. In cefTet h
their recollection # the past. We must
ronelude this Article lalrcady tao much
ex'ende,i) By remarkins tina, Mr.. Bynum
seems disposed 10 raunl The representa-.
G'es at the people Tor their impotency.
by tas Iva, ado about a s~shl,Rs commit.
tee. Of~hai avail is il 10 aPPoin, sedi-
iag committees, il tie bugs are protect
al isnm their search by the Executive
and his friends in r"w6r' Tie imp,di.
1Eeats ,'Iown ia tie way Of those ~hO
we're appointed ii The session Of Congress
before The last. were enough 10 pOsalize
ali effnr,s al exposure. Bu, sbuses have
been shown to exi,t--the prs,l is eHdeni'
abe. 4 Reclamation has been commenced
il the defeat Of the sub.Treasury prnjscIi
and We hope die day is not Ear distant
when il will he completely effected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

aaT.ir'sas ASA { ffTFT FF'Rb'lsls ih' q sFac,
az efIae ssnsitrs a. hcsrg . th1si = FsEalisl
IN ths h.sloFs II mralCine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19
GGELECEE's
MatchleSs SanallNe.

srO LOUIS ORION GOELlcEE. N, y. Of
- GeTmany IEaraPr, belaaEs lhw issFseEish-
ale hanof % asalag krW ane FEEsfo1a &C
Irias IL The Seleaer e Aisdglae-s aosiEEne
~hlsa. tao1gh hsmsaaiyaPrascd ~ sens 81
tie faculty, e. which be "a ssiBabis llsm.
ber,l be pr0tes 10 - 81 Ne1 asancad q llnas
a. any daeariae 4 Aais MNi-aa dassrihss ~
% The verify Il EhsCh aFe susp~need ihe msss
Of millions u our Eaor, aid Nhi.h &c bs'say
challenges he opPnsers "a . iaIe. va. IsasasP-
fisH 20 dissass ar9ss sesssssasd by dises afIfa
sisis q Fis risG gsr Lfs Fssssigi,l q Ihs Anmsn
Ssss. ~ sflsR gserrfly Isrsiag n fhs sssfsn
IN gram b.l0rs ILsEs Is lAs isaSi rsHPuiHf 81 tAs
L4gs1.-sad srsirA may D. g efTisiR.g
iAg&gh act - sairily earsd. ~ esesasa ssid ~
. siass<s&ssiaeks. An ana asash > pEessssus doc
sfine Tins. IS q ilRpsrls an important Lesson o.
tie sNp~sSgs ksGiiLy u bath stxes, tsasissg
Ihem that inns iasaal0ns lae nay be ~ oHolr
served inmate sf tiseir - elsysy hausss'' eva
MhIie they isn.zine themselves SECURE from Iis
attacks; Iesehl.g aaeIa that the great series in
the arr e Pg-sesssns health IL 10 pluck "ui tic
disease Shils 81 tise blade, and 40; aaIs iIl Tie
full grown eat.
THIS illuslTioss RessssIear Of man 10 alsO en-
titled 20 the unIrisaed grssiIude u tie SoFld,
Tor the invention a his
MATcIILESS SAEATIVE,
whose healing fiat may ST. Cam far n such
title. siaes u has 60 ssgasi y iriumPLsd vSsI
our great enEn saBa raaEny,
CONSUMPTION,
both IN the first and last slsges--a mediciae
wl'ish has thu o5ghiy flied the vacuum IN the
Ma'eEis Msdses. and ILrTsby srayed itself the
C0NQUEROR OF PHYSICIANS;
9 mediriar. fur which all manklad ~ill have
abundant cause 10 bless the henefieeHt hand u
. kind PHoysdsnee-a medicine. whose won
dsrOus virtues have breH 80 glowing.y portray
ed even BY some II our clergy. N tleir IA ssaIsi
visits to thu sick chsHsssr; ~ whWh means
they often became the harry instfUmenis Of
changing desp 'ndeaty into hsPe. sirkness into
health, and sad ,sss u fsirnds into ,ylulness
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

lanes e. TuGrenline is a candidate f"r
se.elec,ion 10 illr Office Of Sheriff for the
county ol O:aIgr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

. Al de ISgis..-nEe. iiast ihe raezney
may be hiled Is Van Buren A. Co. direct.
AsarttrR Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

! = Al lie Lfgl-,s-nEe. ihat fhe Eaesney
NAY he iiiled . Van Brren A. Co. direct.
AsinttEn Spectator.
Notes q fhe Oid BanL Of he Eaiisd
iMaits.--A gnsiianaa nelo srriFed IN
this Tlaee VIII gIis Esnily, . fsw dsss
aga, froGa New Odesns. infnrms Us
lays Tie Delaware JOurnsll thai wilIsoH
Shese notes he should have experienced
NE greatest embarrassment. Lrosa The
lmpnssIbilily Of using the noirs IL local
hanks al any distance Es0m where lhey
were issned. That UAfIed STAKES Bank
noies--lhose wiieh NJ exkghIcnsd Con-
gress have made u . Penilrniiary pfenre
ao issne-saoOfhrt dOHn every difficult
y, md weFe eyery EheSe received ss rea-
Oily as gold and silver. But Of what i'm
poTiance are the interests or convent
enee Of the peorle. 10 men who legislale
Tor tie mere purpose Of keeping up .
parry excitement. and sustaining despe-
Eaie cause! National Intelligence.
Captain GwynnP. commanding The
steamboat Telegraph in sic service Of The
Uni'ed States, on Lake Onlarie, nearly
succeeded incapiuTing Bill johnson. .. he
pirate oflhe lakes" nth his whole gang.
On "Wednesday last. Information had been
obtained Of the hsunIs of Johnson, and
with parry of BRUSH soldiers. Captain
Gwynnc and his men made arrange
NESTS "a ssgrauEd the house and secure
tie while gang, fGI he Iwo parties rot
approaching simultaneously. the whole
gang. With the exception Of two nrnn, e.
caped. Juhnsnn's famous tNelve.osreii
boat. and Quantity af arms and ammu-
milton. were secured. The Iwo who wEre
taken, were brought 10 Sarkea's llaTboE.
The lullnWin ing very complimentary ar
iicbe. chewing What Virginia has already
accomplished, snd Nhal Il is still in her
pnw CT " accemiA.sh, from her unbound
e.! RESOURCES. aud the enterprise and in
,'nsiry Of her citizens, we extract lronl
tire New York Evening SIar OF the 18Th
July:
4" Iirginia promises H. take rank as 4
manufacturing state. In the towns al
Wheeling. Petersburg. Richmond, Ere
der'caslarg. l.ynehburg and ksaawh'
alone. e!r,en millions of dollars are in
vested in manufactures of whicI
Wheeling has 1856 establishments ant
1900 hands-,he chief articles iron cast
ing'. iron nails aud glass ware. In Pc
iersLurg Eve cn,lon aud one woollcn FAC
tory. a foundry and several lar:e 1"n
mills and talIacco factnries. IL Rich
m0nd do. In fredericksburg and Fal
mouth. iron and wunllen factories snI
1our mills. Ia many counties are largI
iSom establishments fr pig and bar iron
Ills slate Astounding in that metal"
, RsaRsiT.-The Editor of the New
York Gazette rnspiains loudly ~ lhI
hornets worn hy lie ladies nl Cohen a
concerts and other places If amusement
lie says TheFe wc s,ink he exaggerar
sa.aew hat &" some Of the bonnet ar
nearly large enough fur concer, room
aud are thorough ex'inguish'rs Of eSrr,
hndy's satisfaction, including the wearer'
! themselves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

Rezssan BiOrk0de- TheFreneh block
ade Of Mexico exeites Jealousy in Eng
land. The London Courier SAYS
L" England and the United States are
equally Interested in looking At ll,is affair
with some jealousy. The iriekery b.
which The lake Of Wellington was inn
pesed on, when a French Feet was sent
TO Algiers 10 demand satisfaction for an
ailrOni offered TO a Consul. ought not 81
be forgotten. II the French obtain PES
session OF a stronghold on he Mexican
coast, il will be no easy nsier 70 induce
them 10 rrlinquish il; and with The hall
civilized Mexicans for fheir neighb'rs.
there will never be q difficulty in find
ing preiexis for new demands Of salts
faction. Mexico might then become as
completely aFrench possession as AIgiers
il now, fer there would be Immediately
strong colonization party in the Cham
hers"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

aes;ie haFpiGsFs. % gain U'iish sic ezra
'neurreL. luF . n hile, the dssplessnHe Of
her PaEsnls in her marriage. she bsrsme
The Eirlim a. The most drsadfni srnelly.
Boz The misrry she endured in-nsnied
LIE. did hol Freseni he exercise ~ lhnse
qualities II The isesri thai sndeared her %
I'll her friends aud seqssin,ances. IA >
wife and nalheT size nas eKenplsEy-as
friend and neiglibnr she MAS sHirsrsslly
respected che Wss q meaiber 0f me Pres
byierisa chureh. About Q gear race
she remosed 10 Arkansas with him. Nha.
instead 0f being her ProIeciOs. has become
her murderer. aud render mnlheFlrss. and
worse Than fslhr less. sir snsll childses.
Brown Was incorporate. and this Per
nieIoUs vice and Ihe bEaial feasaily al his
temper. are The causes Of This bloody
murder. COr0lina HaiekmaH.
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MATCIlI.ESS SAhATIVE,
IONSUNPTION,

whose healing hat may 'slIy cam faE u suet
title. siaes u has 60 ssgasi y tIiumPLsd vssi
nsar mrRaN pRnnas,s.xk
The native American., 1838-09-22

bout an English sailor, Notwithstanding he had Ia
Ken AN active part in the assassination, tied his feet
and hands, and after stabbng him, threw him into
the sea.
: The cook, who reports these events, says he
only owes his life to the promises they extored
rom him, and % The necessity the crew had 70. his
services.
"Ihis man was not detained at Newport with
the other companions of Marsaud, he preserved
an obstinate silence in presence ofthe French and
American authorities; he did not commit the slight
est mdlscretion during the last voyage of the
Alexandra, under the command OF Capt. easy.
lit is said that his reason has been SO weakened
by these horrible scenes that he hardly knew his
wife at Bordeaux.
us said that the French government have de-
manded of the American, that Marsand and his
companions should be given up"
The native American., 1838-09-22

GUNNER COMPLAINT, DIARRHGA. DYSEN
~ IERY, and all other arrangements of the Stomach
ana Bo"e, are eifectualy cured by Doctor aes Car.
minatipe Baisam
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir: Having made use of your Car
minave Balsam in my laay, and finding it to be ami
raby adapted to the complaints for which it is intended
take pleasure in recommending il to the use of nv
friends and the public generally, believing those who
are afflicted with any of these complaints will find reet
IN the use Of this valuable medicine.
JONATHAN COIN d. D.
President ofGranville College, Ohio.
New York. May 20, 1887
IRON IRE eec. II. X Green Professor in The Germantopn
coilegiate Institute.
GERMANTOWN, April 30, 1898
Dr. Jayne-My Lear Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to com
nhlca'e IN TINS manner, my favorable opinion of your
Iarinnatlve Balsan." For two years il has been in
Almost constant use in my family. It was thus intro
anced: child five years old had been sick some or q
Gays, oil the Dysenery. CaloIne and other medicine.
nau oeeh largely administered, but without the least an
parent oencht The peculiar discharges from the bowels
we're uhchaHged in both character and frequency the
suehgm OF The little patient could not hold out much
'o"sei' az 'hls Juncture | reminded, by a friend
" you paSaIn' After portion Of Castor Oil it was
: au',.s'eied several times through the night In the
morning me Physician found the discharges essentially
cndnseo' the dIse;Se was checked nav removed. III
oel euSlhe was discontinued and the child was soon
restored 70 usual health We have ever since kent hi
hyaluap,e medicine hand and for both adults and
chidreh nave found it uniformly efTcacous We readily
PRONOUNCE II me best adapted to family Of all the
with which are acquainted Hopino tbe
medicine, | remain voura a. ~
II. K. GREEN
For sale at ToDD's Drug Store.
June rs.
The native American., 1838-09-22
HHE NEW YORK Life Insurance and Trust

YHNHE NEW YORK Life Insurance and Trust
Company has capital subscribed of one million of
dollars, but IN consequence of being the depository Of
The Court OF Chancery, and of the Sunowgae Courts
OF the State of New York. as well as of Individuals
the business means have increased upwards of five nil
lions OF dollars, as appears by report of the Master in
Chancery, dated 23d Of May, 1885 " - -'N'''' :"
10 persons in public employment who receive fixed
salaries an Institution like this affords certain mode of
securing sufficient sum for their families at future day:
and if the object Of parent besides that Of merely makn
living to accumulate something for the SUPPORT and
education OF those who may be left behind it can be real
zed in this way, without exhaustng those energies Of
mind ard person which are usually necessary through the
ordinary struggles OF life.
A person aged 80 years, whose income is ST. 900 per
annm, may by the appropriation of Ils year, secure
u ms hldren $4,000 even if he should die the next day.
by paying annually the small amount of $ll 80. At4s
years DID, clerk may create saving fund of 81 900 for
,ne payment of his debts, by the annual premium &c
Sa1 oo AT 90, the same amount may be secured during
period seven years. for the yearly payment of $40 TO-
In the minor offices OF the public service experiences
mas SHOWN that the salaries not sufficient enable the
incumbens TO lay up any thing, for the nirmites
OF age much less Tor the maintenance Of those who sur
Ve ne aDors OF thirty years. therefore, productive
OF only the support of the day. and there are MANY sens.
i've and anxious hearts who live for the happiness Of
e families that are harrassed for years by the dreadful
apprehensions of future want. N. f7fT7"~'a
For such, Life Insurance Company holds Ont relief
gives reality to hope, and by the small Of e
dollars per month"; puts the mind at ease and Affords the
means OF securing it for others. ..a. M.
The preminaries for etfecting Insurances are yerv
simple, being merely declaration of age health and
other particulars set out in the forms of tie Office TO-
gether with statement of the physician and friend Of the
applicant upon some of the points, the blanks for
"n,cn VIII oe furnished by the agent in Washington city
AS the design OF the company is profit on he one side
and protection to the other and its means ar system are
directed to that end only requires reciprocity of good
a 10 produce the mutual result of strength to itseli
and security to its customers.
Officers in the Navy will also be Insured either for
hore or sea duty the latter service however being with
IN additional premium, which will depend upon the lat
ude and climate Of the voyage a
Insurance will be made for one wear or any perod
within seven years, for life, the premium varying in
her case, according to the term The risk of the COM
'any will commence with the date of the pocy but no
insurance will be considered valid until the policy is
eiioercd to the insured Full information will be given
pon application, post paid, 10
va @.. HENRY M. MORFIT,
Washington Ciiy.
The native American., 1838-09-22
TLODOARDO WARDS
Improved Compound
= TUID EXTRACT OF S.ARS.APARILL.a


FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula Kings Evil Obstinate eruptions ofth
Chronic Rheumatism. . skin,
Syphiic and Mercurial Ucerous Sores,
Diseases Pains in the Bones,
White Sweilings, General Debility.
And all diseases requiring the aid Of Alternative medicines
This Extract is prepared from an improved formula,
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Phaaceuss and
is decidedly of the most active ecacious and con-
venient preparations in use.
DMercury is added only when regularly prescribed 30
1t should be used, wheri circumstances will admit,
under the guidance and direction of physician
Carefully prepared and sold only atmy Pharmacy.
FLODOARDO HOWARD.
Also for sale at most Of the Drug Stores in Washing
City. Baltimore and throughout the United States.
The following Select Medicines and miscellaneous
tices also prepared and sold above:
Ho"ARr's Tonic MIXTURE, warranted cure ioi
fever ard ague
HowARp's COMPOUND OF SARsApARILLA, CUBEBs,
AND CoPAIBA, for the Of GonorhGa, Gleets S'rc-
lures, sc. HowARD's VERMIFuGE safe and etfectual
worm destroying medicine.
HowAnps CATHARTIc PILLS, without mercury
HowARDs COMPOUND KREosoTE TooTH ACHE
DRoPs.
HowARD's COMPOUND SYRUP CARRAGEEN, 9
safe, simple agreeable and etecual remedy for coughs
colds asthmas, &c. .....
HowARp's COMPOUND KREosoTE TOOTH WASH for
arresng and preventing decay in teeth and for diseases
Of the guns agreeable and pleasant wash for presers-
ing them in healthy condition.
HowARp's KREosoTE TooTH PASTE.
DIR. WIsTAR's COUGH LozENGEs, celebrated for the
cure OF coughs, colds, sc.
HowARD's INDELIBLE INK.
HoWARD's IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE Soar.
HowARD's CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND.
HowARD's SUPERIOR TOILET SOAR.
HowARD's CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF Soar, for remov-
ing grease, paint, tar, &C., from wearing apparel
HowARD's CHRYsTAL CEMENT, for mendng broken
glass china, earthenWare, &c.
HowARD's ISSUE OINTMENT, for keeping open issues
and bsters. "
HoWARD's MAGNOLIA EXTRACT, delicate and deci-
Gus perfume for the toilet.
HoUARD's SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
HowARD's FLoRIpA WATER.
HowARp's LAVENDER WATER.
HoWARD's HONEY WATER
HowARD's SUPERIOR TooTH POWDER.
pr a.
The native American., 1838-09-22

s)hOPOSALS for publishing BY subscription olume
OF POEMS, by RUFUS DAWES: comprising
GERALDINE--.A Romance of Real Life.
ST. JoHNs EvE-.l Fairy Tale.
LANcAsTER--4 National Poem.
OCCASIONAL Ms-Comprisiag Songs and Odes.
FUGITIVE PIECES.
LIE 'olume will be put to press as soon as 500 are
subscribed Tor II will be printed from type, on SUI
pello! paper, and delivered TO subscribers in
Fine Cloth, ONE DOLLAR a copy.
Erta Binding, aoih gill edges, TWO DOLLARS copy.
SAMUEL COLMAN,
Publisher, l4l Nassau Street.
G-Subscr Pcns received by the Editor Of this Paper
The native American., 1838-09-22

THE French ship Rlerandre-A Bordeaux pa
per received by the last arrival has the following
details respecting the two Frenchmen, Marsaud
and almond, whose recent abduction from New
York excited so much discussion. According to
this account, those men pirates Of the blacklist
dye:
(From the Lndicateur.)
1t is reDortcd that revelations of the high
est importance have been made to the mari
time authorities of Bordeaux by tie cook, who
was on board the Alexandra when that vessel was
put under the command of Capt Bouet.
1.-The story of the cook is of grave
nature that we publish its substance, not by any
means guaranteeing its authenticity.
"During the voyage from Batavia to Mauritius,
in the morning, Capt. Bouet, who was walking
the deck with some part of the crew, ordered the
cook to prepare his tea. Whilst .he latter hasten
ed to obey t.l;f order there silence for some
instants on The deck, then great noise, caused
by violent ST iggle, then heavy body fell into
the sea.
"The cook did not disturb himself, but he
perceived an officer, armed with piece of wood,
hastily 90 on deck. The same struggle recon-
menced. A second fall into the water was heard
more distinctly than the first-the captain and the
officer had disappeared.
''lhc noise appeared to increase; cries of dis
tress, threats, blows given and returned, men
thrown into the sea. caused the cook to believe
that the ship Alexandra was the theatre of a very
great crime. The weather was fine and the sea
calm.
"The storm which assalcd the Alexandra after
this terrible event. and to which they attributed
The loss of the captain and five men of the crew,
gave the conspirators the idea of thus writing the
tragic end of their comrades all the sailors signed
IL inc cook, under the dread of threats made bv
'hc chiel consprators, signed as well as the
others
'belore arriving n Mauritius, and some days
alter the storm, the conspirators, having doubts A.
The native American., 1838-09-22

A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, doors east
"A. oithe National Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue where
ne keeps constantly hand fine selection of Tickets
in all the various Lotteries now drawing under the man
agement of d. S. Gregory & Co. M
All orders promptly attended TO-
The native American., 1838-09-22
ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF TIL E A AMERICAN INSTIT u II E
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
sls .siGfo'S G0g9e1a, No. SIG,
HrONes9gGy.

: HIS celebration of American Industry and the Arts
vii! be opened TO vsiters on Monday the 18th day
OF October next, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Articles intended
or conpehuon Tor Premium must be delivered Friday
or Saturday previous, viz: the 18th 18Th Of October
Choice productions from every department Of Industry,
whether of Agriculture Manufactures, or the Arts, as
well all kinds Of Machines Models, &c. will be appro-
pirate for exhibition and competition for Premium
10 provide the requisite accommodations for the grand
display which the notices already received decidedly
ndicate, NL!os entire Garden has been engaged en-
bracns part Of the promenade, before occupied
by the Institute with extra room hundred feet in
length and twenty-five in width. A powerful steam en-
gne will be provided, which will afford continued
moving exhibition Of machinery The lberality Of the
Public enabled the managers Of the last two fairs to be-
stow in Premiums, exclusive of Diplomas sirfy God
Meda,, and lero hundred and siry Silrer Meda in add
ton to other not inconsiderable rewards in money
Prompted by desire tc Increase the interest awakened
IN agriculture particularly in the culture of silk,
Der OF patriotic individuals have volunteered to add the
means OF Tie present managers in order to enable them
TO extend more liberal bounes and promote among the
Silk Culturis of our country fresh spirit of emulation
This audable example we hope the opuIent and public
spirited who take an interest in other departments Of pro-
duchve industry will follow by assocating and contr
butlng with similar high minded motives.
The enthusiasm with which former celebrations have
been haed and the cheering influences already inspired
by the app oachng notwithstanding all severe
business calamlties,-confer them character and
value never before adequately appreciated BY means Of
these Fairs necessity, instead Of depressing invention,
has brought forth its mighty powers, and is developing
its unbounded resources 49,.
Articles sold during the Fair cannot be delivered until
the closes and in order to enlarge the of sales
and bring to abrcators and producers immediate benefits
1t is particularly desired that description should
pany each article, stating the price, by whom manuac
tured designating particularly the place where they may
be obtained The and objects of each article if not
apparent, should also be stated: such description will
facilitate the distribution Of printed catalogues early in
the first week of the Fair, and will doubt swell the
amount of sales.
The pubic invited 10 attend this Anniversary Cele-
bration Distinguished individuals, it hoped, will be
present. countenancing and inspiring as usual. Female
1ecacy taste, ard ingenuity, have failed to impart
crownng eec and we trust they will, on the coming
occasion, more than ever command admiration.
Editors will obge the Institute by giving the above
one or more gratuon1 insertions