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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

81 IL appears that Gnrdun ID. Boyd. the
great sub-tressurer and defauller Of Mis-.
sissippi. is a locoloco stump orator. In
pubic harsngus the other day he ex-
claimed AZ The top Of his lungs" No
man in The nation is more indebted to the
people than | am" I" Except Swsr.-
woui." reioried hy-siander: /. he owes
million and quarter. while you owe
only seventy thousand"
Louisville Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

. Prifing.--A curious legend exists re.
lative to the discovery Of printing. One
evening Of the fifteenth century, Faust
was travelling towards a town in Ger.
many. Just before rode traveller on
horseback. The shoes Of hi. horse left,
on The even. soft ground. distinct aud re.
gular impressions, repeated with exact
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

The Manchester spinners have CON.
hinee 10 work snort hours. and To buy as
llule cotton as possible. Their power il
prevailing. The Bank Of England bad
not been able 10 turn the exchanges in
rs favor. and was moving with extreme
caution. 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01
ANAWFUL PROVIDENCE.

On III 20lh Of April. 3, small village
in this county, viz 1: EllsviIle, a man
named ]. u. 5. was killed suddenly. lie
was profane swesrer. lie was in one
Of The stores, taking abou, moving his
family to another house in the village
that day. though the rain poured down
10 torrents on the earth. A friend said.
d" Surely you would not take your family
out in such q rain" He sWore BY the
lord Jesus Christ that IL il rsined pitch.
forks with The prongs downwards. aud il
It rsined he!l-fre he would co." so saying
he spran= from the door. walked about
ten steps. and vas struck in the mouth
by lighining-his head sWiully maugled
and his lips quivering with osIh.. burn-
ed and swelled all IL was distressing To
see him. Nothing rise was injured
the hlasphemer only was killed.
N. G. BERGMAN.
Lewistown, May -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Il is said Nj. Cambreling goes 10 Eu.
rope in The Brush Qnrep. ACCOMPANY.
ed by his family. and that lie con,em
plates staying abroad for several years.
{ Uamingion .7dUeriiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Forsign.-By the Great Western. with
% days later dates, up TO July 9Th. the
commercial news is bad. The bank oil
England holds the rate Of interest at 5
per cent. The cotton marker has declin.
ed half penny, aud is dull upon the
decline. American securities are hardly
looked al.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01
FROM THE SOUTH.

New Orleans papers Of The 10Th and
9Th instant have been received.
TEXAS.-The dates from Houston
are 10 The lllh instant
The IumOrsd arrival Of louT thousand
Mexican hoops in The vicinity Of Msis-
morss. produced some exeiIsmenI among
The people Of Texas. ~LO ~eTe preparing
TO mesl them and give . good account Of
them.
4 considerable attachment Of Texan
troops had marched Owsrds the northern
frontier. 10 TePel an invasion which The
ssssgss thrsalsned IN that quarter
This eOlsmrorsneOus mOyemrni Of The
Indians and Msxicans indicates some Kind
Of combination and concert between them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Take The Ran Eni.-A farmer once
hired Nsrnonter 10 assist in drawing
lUgs. The yankee. uhrn there Vas .
log 10 liii. generally conIriEed 10 secure
the smallest end. Tor which the farmer
chasiised him. and lold him always 10
take The bull end. Dinner came aud with
il sugar loaf Indian pudding. Jonathan
sliced otI generous parIion Of the larges,
part. and gisirg The farmer . wink. sx-
claimed. d" Giirays fake ihs but end"
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Lswistown. Nsyi3

The Madisonian says" We have
recently held conversation with highly
influential and intelligent politician Of the
Soulh. who gives il as his unbiased
opinion that South Carolina vii never
besiow her vote on Martin Van Buren,"
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Weekly Almanac.
Printers Notice.

GCBSCRiBERS IN Arrears for the llIIlsbo
- rough Recorder, are respectfully inlvun.
ed that their accounts wall bc made oul IA
an early DAY, aud lnrw ardcd 10 item eiiher
Ihroasb III. Post Office 90 By an scent. Ills
Hoped 'iai all concerned uIi feel the nscessi.
y u prompt payment. ~
August 4. sI-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

appointment By the President - vii.
liam Seldtn Of FIrgihia. To be Treasurer
Of the United States. in the place OF John
Campbell, superseded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

ukieh distinguish he administration 81
public sifsiIs in other places are equally
prevalent in ihis city. HESRE A. MIsE,
lock 70 this. Bee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Noble LiLeraiify.-fhe inhabi,snls ol
81 Johns. N. Bruins wick, have transmits.
'ed 70 Eas'port. Maine. $1,000 for The
relief Of The sufferers by the late disastrous
hire 10 that place. Such donation from
aiosn M larger than 81. Johns would
have been liberal under any cireuns,an.
ces; but. when we take into view the
semthosille relations which 50 recently
existed between the two People, New
brunswick and Maine and The unsettled
controversy sui remaining, we confess
there u something in this act OF the
citizens Of 81. Johns which strikes us as
srnly msgnanimous. . ...
Journal Of Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01
From the N. o. Com. Bulletin Of the 18th ult.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. !


IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Santa .7Rna superseded in tie Mexican
Presidential Chair by Gen. Bravo.
We we're put in possession Of this un-
expected price Of intelligence yesterday
BY Captain Courell, Of the schooner Es-
sex from Malamorss, which port he left
on the 10Th inst The Essex's manifest,
shown 10 US by Capt. ConreIl. bears an
endorsement to this effect" On the 7.h
inst. an express courier arrived here from
Mexico, slaung that Santa Anna was dri-
ven from he presidential chair, and Gen.
ersl Bravo elected 10 Oil The vacancy"
OF the eorrecIgess Of this statement.
Captain Coilrell entertained no suspicl-
on; and when We take into consideration
the well known fact. that the present race
ofMexicsns hardly recognize any principle
Of action but The Iumulluogs incentives Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

A Ffenchman gaseonading over the
inventive genius ol his country. said.
ale invented lace rufViesr'--.. Ave-
said john Bull, !" and ire added shirts 10
Them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

At Raleigh, On tie 22d inst. Of Con-
sumption. Miss Mary Ann Cameron, cid.
es, daughter Of Hon. Duncan Cameron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

The Globe contains some strong re.
marks IN opposition 10 the Sub Treasury,
WHICH II gives US pleasure 10 copy,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

A Girls Rermge.--Ths Louisville
(ky.) Journal says. lItiIe boy. 10 years
oil age, near AK Ia Chapelle, Miss. re-
Gently slapped his li,Ile sister. aged sbou,
10 years. FOR some uifilng misdemeanor.
when she instantly grasped a knife and
plunged il 10 his heart. ...s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Among the persons arrived al n. York
nilIe Great Western are Colonel Nudge
and o'her gentlemen appointed by the
british Government as Commissioners on
the Eastern boundary. /, is stated in the
London Morning Herald. that Mr.. Fea-
iherstcnaush has not been appointed in
the commission. though lis appointment
vas one Iine supposed 20 have been
male. MAJ. intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

: The Postmaster General has decided
that Postmas;ers may enclose money 10
letter % The publisher Of . ne~spsper.
10 pay The subscription Of third person.
aud frank The letter. il written BY himself;
bot if written by another person ihe Pus,-
master cannot frank IL.
We hope our subscribers Of distance
will Conclude 10 practice upon this the
DRY d The Postmaster General. and re.
init Us The amour. Of their does as soon
- possible. h
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Mr. Abraham Vsnderveer, a Repre-.
sentative 10 the last Congress from The
state Of New York. died al Brooklyn,
on Sunday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01
Classical and English
SCHOOL. -.

SPHR Undersigned intends, 10 future. 10 De.
- yUie his attention tothe business Of teach.
'ng, and vii open Sctlooi near hts residence
10 OIapae county, fouT miles wsri 81 Hsw IL
yer aud three miles ffua the ChaIhsIn county
line, in healthy en- interesting ncighborhooi.
On The first 81 September next
Tlis school 10 designed Principally % be pre-
paratoIy 70 adnluanse into our University, OF
any similar institution N this country. II mus.
lie expected, thcrsfore, thai classical teatalng
viii consti,ale the more important department.
The undcfsigned 10 not wiling, however, to rx.
cluJe any young men. who may wish TO pur.
sue = COURSE 81 English studies. lie i. tic
more unwilling 10 do 80, fom a consciousness
that the Engnsl Department is already loo
much Neglected inson,e ufour ae ad CANES. lie
also Aea,eitains the opinioa, that a sy.tem a
Engl.sh studies might he conceded and az.
'anEeJ, thofonga knowledge Of b,ch wouid
be uf inprc aeiIcal utility 10 a man throue
life, than thatsapetfcIsl Acquaintance wiihIhe
Aneirnt Classics. with WINCH very many are
conten,, aud that unlcss parent dcsigas his
son to take collegiate or thorough acaJcmi.
cal course, he had better let him cultivate one
Tongue csI. The best system Of English stu.
dies. therefore, of which the undersigned il
master, vii be adopted iot the ben, tit vi those
who may i"Iow his advice upon tins subject
Free from other business, he hopes. 10y srdu,
lnHs attention 20 his charge. to merit that con.
hdence which parents ar guardians may repose
70 hun. Tic would be glad at the outset 10
nave class 10 prepare for College. The scs.
SONS. as at other academies, will continue Eve
months.
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TurTI0N--pER SESSION.
In the Classical department, $3.50
English az TN

~ 4 IWKsIsH WV ~ 1.JU
Excellent board can be had convenient TO
the arademy at seven dollars per mouth. exclu.
sise Of lights for any uumber Of students.
Those who may design sending heir sons
would confcrs favor by communicating IL TO
the undersigned at as early a day as possible.
Direct 10 iiadley's Store 7. o., Orange coun
y, N. C.
JOHN II. HOLT.
July rs. ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

THrres THEATRIcAL.-Nsxt to Celesse' forre"
,.d Booth have drawn the largest audiences during
n. present season at New Orleans and the other
aces Of fashionable resort at the south Ellen Tree,
Browne, and some of the other minor stars have
i. said, hardly paid their expenses when last hsard
from the fair Ellen was at Vicksburg Barrett has
done pretty well at the Camp considering all things
On Tuesday ss'nsht the Kentucky grant Win n, W.
German Dwarf made their last bow and took pens
ft. which proved bumper. The following night ut
tie Davenport opened in an elegant new theatre,
which her father had fitted up over the st. Louis
Exchange Rooms. The Baltimoreans are enJsyins
the freaks of Wood and his dog Tray, while the
Philadelphians with taste worthy of the rehnemsn.
of the Quaker city, luxurating IN the du,r luce
tones of the shirre and her posse APprop ae' ooss
we see that Burton has left the Chestnut o.rees
Theatre, and been succeeded by that gay sParN ON
Pacide brother to the Placide OF the rark. a. :.
never struck us that Barton was such very So
actor we should think that haywood mas Sa,aeu W
the exchange At Charleston, Abbott mas Deen pro-
ducine opera and musical farce: with great dea o.
ecIat 70 himself and considerable proht to his part
ners. At least so il is reported by those who nave
;nst returned from the south. AT the fremont Bos-
-. Sjoman and his wife have succeeded to Balls,
who has one on a tour to the west.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
MONEY MARKET.
Thursdmv. April 40 r. Ne

Financial affairs have presented no change to-day '"e
general features The anxiety for the arrival OF iae he~'
from the other side continues intense Th operating with s
scarcity money the want Of animation evlneed liz
all departments Of business The languor at the Boardo
continues Sales have been moderate to-day prices
which present but very little change from those Of yesterday
the whole they little less firm at the close Dry Dock
improved per Delaware Hudson, Bank OF Commerce
and State Bank each declined per cent Kentucky PEI
cent? veksburg per cent Harlem improved per cent.
But little doing in domestic exchanges The rates on the
extreme southern and southwestern points continue to IN
ahaI.pe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

The high exchange which current last
t.e banks resumed doubt In great measure
ascrbed The heavy balance due from the southern and
the Atlantic cities, but also IN great
degree sudden change which took place in the
tive values Of the the Eastern and middle States
the Southern and Southwestern sections caused by
the opposite policies pursued by the banks the different
tons That the Eastern and middle State institutions
instant contraction preparatory to resumng at the earliest
possible momsnt-he that Of the other named
that Of expansion Thus producing redundant circulation
part the country and scarcity in the other The
resumption IN the York banks however gave such
to public opinion that the banks Of the crop growing States
began necessity Of curtang their loans by this
operation the currency became again esuazed and the
exchange fell to nearly par but that resumption
being premature and unnatural the credit Of the institutions
shaken and exchanges consequence
a real depreciation Of the currency.
The following table Of the leading Of the banks OF the
Union at the Of the year, divided into
sections and compared with the items at the
en years 1897 and 1885, will briefly illustrate the
policy pursued the banks Of the different sections with
gard loans and the action which the baaace
has had on the relative Of loans and circulation
STATEMENT RETURNS
TREASURY pEPARTMANT FOR THE PERIOD NEAREST JArUA-
ny. 1885,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

CoaoSERs OFFICE, April An inquest was held
at No I2S Varick street. on the body OF Sarah Shaw
IL appeared from the testimony OF brother and SIS
Ter OF the deceased, that she very Incorporate
woman and that they had reason to suspect that
her husband i'll used her. The jury thereupon re-
turned verdictof death from some cause unknown.
Al No. IO6 Canal street, on the body of Jane Nc
Cossee aged 81. The son Of the deceased deposed,
that they had had some dispute in the course of
Monday last, and that he did not see her from Tues
day noon until the following night when, becoming
alarmed at her absence, they broke open the door of
her own apartment and found her dead. On the ia
BILE was broken bowl with some liquid in it, which,
al first was supposed to be brandy, but eventually
was ascertained to be arsenic mixed with laudanun.
4 b. Campbell, a Chemist, in Canal street, depos-
ed that he sold the deceased some arsenic Tues
day, about III o'clock. She said she wanted il to
kill rats with.
Two witnesses gave the son of the deceased good
character and said he had supported his mother for
long time past
The jury returned a verdict Of suicide by taking
poison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
LIVING GIRAFFE.

90 NOW EXHIBITING, AT ROCKIES GARDEN
Of Broadway and Duane street. LIVING GIRAFFE,
CAMELEOPARD with several Antcope hex, Gaxelles,
Sc. to remain two weeks only.
The proprieors collecting this assembiage have
cuded all animals OF ordinary class Of offensive charac
ter selecting such only Of great interest to the
community large and especially to tbs intelligent and moral
class Of both sexes.
Adittsnce centsChdren under 10 years age half
price Hours from O'Clock A. N. to or. NJ. al-2w
az TAMMANY HALL-PARKER'S GRAND EX-
HIBlTION BALL.-MR j. PARKER has the honor
friends and the public that in Of the
applications which he has received for repetition
his Exhibition he intends repeating il FRIDAY evening
next 9th Of April when all the Dances which such gene
raj satisfaction will be brought forward in the order
before The Exhibition will half past After
the exhbi ton the company will join the further festivities
Of the night which will be kept up until a late hour.
Tickets for admission, ST. to admit gentleman and two la
dies; extra ladies' tickets, SO cents.
Mr. P last Grand Fancy Dress Ball this season. will take
place FRIDAY, 18th Of April a4-2e
lr3- NATIONAL THEATRE-A CARD-For the Ben
eft OF Mr. LATHAM, and last night Of his appearance
FRIDAY will be enacted, the Opera Of the ARRiAGE OF
FIGARO-Countess for this night only Mrs. S,.,vn- SUI
zanna Mrs Bay-havng recovered from her ndispositon)
Count, MIR. Horncastle-Fgaro, Mr.. Latham-Antoni
Mr. Lambsrt-Cherubino Mrs. Seton.
To be followed by CONCERT in which Mrs Seguin Mrs.
Bailey Mr.. Horncase, Mr.. Latham, &C., will appeaa
Toconclude with Popular Farce a4-a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
THODlAS BELL,

THONAS BELL.
A UCTlON NOTICE.-THIS DAY at l0i O'Clock at the
IN Auction Room
Sale Of Fancy Goods Also the stock Of perumery and
fancy store giving business dry goods ewey clothing
by order Of assignee
Also stock Of hosiery gloves cutlery, fancy boxes boxs.
Of curls, cologne water, SC.
SATURDAY, at l04 o'clock, at the auction room
New and second hasd furniture all its varieties.
Of handsome carpets chairs tables bureaus looking glasses, So.
fas bedstcads, BEDS bedding kitchen utensils Sc The new
stock will comprise elegant French and German ,ye
hogany chairs soia couches lounges ottoman plain
and marble bureaus sdebo ards wardobcs dining tea and
card tables marble TOP pier and centre tables pleadd French
and high post bedseads hair mattresses counting desks
and writing tables marble clocks china glass ware
toilet stands, nc
Also without reserve first rate piano rtes by the be,
makers, and warraned elegant book cases.
MONDAY, Aprils.
Gentee Furniture-At 10 O'clock al 10 Hubert street
MONDAY, April 10
Handsome FuntureAt l0i O'clock at ali Blocker street
TUESDAY, April is.
FurnitureAt l0i o'clock at No. 367 Broome street the
fsnare Of said house. embracing mahogany and black walnut
chairs Sofas French bedeads card tea tables gilt and
bronzed manel lamps and clock gilt and bronxed astral and
hall lamps. carpets china glass ware mat
ressss feather BEDS &C &c Also, quantity Of kitchen fur
niture.
WEDNESDAY,, April H.
Elegant FurniturcAt 100 o'clock, las Laur,ns street
THURSDAY. April 49,
FurnureAt 10y o'clock all the furniture contained in the
house No "a Hudson street. comprising Brussels and other ear
PETS mahogany and fancy chairs sofas dressing pas bu
BEDS bedsteads looking glasses man clock vases
kitchen furnure, Sc, with which the sale will commence
MONDAY, April ~
Furnture-At loi o'clock al No. AL Elizabeth street
TUESDAY, April 23
TurnureAt 100 o'clock at No. % Hammersley street Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

Cleared.
Geo Henry, Gould, Gareys Fary, Fla; Two Sisters Pen.
neck Attakapas Bruus Cotrc Charleston; Geo Washing
ton Nicholson Newbern N c.; Moxy Grant New Orleans;
George Cabot Blscker do Eliza, Lockwood ST. Cro1
is Webster Maussn, Ha'ana Victory Peneid Alexandria,
d. Columbia.
Brig Arineer Fr) Beares, Rochelle 60 days with brandy
to A. Seignette.
Ship and Brig Wind, light sw-uich and ha,y out
side.
The Norfolk Beacon contains the following list OF Ocer
attached the u Frgae Constitution bearing the broad
pen.ant of Com Alexander ClsItonCap,an Daniel Turner
7 shaw, w Smith, Turner; Flag Lieut.. Buehanan
Fleet Surgeon Dillard Parser Mexican Buchanan Acting
we'll Jackson; Passed Mid,hirns. Brown sarsor
NJ Hunt, N Woodhu, Hasgerty Midshipncn, w Bs
Mss:. Rs ss:s. s SsSg MMs scSs.
w HAYS NJ Durable, Hughes Chaplain, r Wner;
Conmodores Secretary, Glover; First Lieut. Marines,
erich
There fifty sail OF vessels detained at Norfolk
List vessels that passed through the Dismal Swamp Canal
during the month Of March
inTsshr. "a sIoop. u lighters 80 boats 4 RATS Total
lis; with full cargoes.
Ou-schr. O. soop, $ lighter. 90 soa. a Total o. part
ly lsdes
Foreign Ports.
hrrsa, January sl-Neptsns Cusmings for New York,
H.vAsA March l0Rsssia McMsnus for Crou,tadi 90 re-
ported.
Mar,SzAs about March 27-Barbara, New York Thomas
Gem, do ldg; Ellen do ready; Criterion do, days
United States Ports.
EasrroRr. March 25-Arr Terrain Small New York. 24th,
aid Pc nbroke, CLARK, do.
Bosror April 3-Ca Hadson, (se~, 623 tons) Page New
York. Sun Taylor do; Peqsot Bakcr do; Friend Baker
John Randolph, Thomas do 2darr fremont Reed do
Bgelow Bsarsc do; Compliance Sparrow do Reside sher
wood do Abbott Lawrence, Nichols do. Wind NNE TO NE
HoLMrs uoLr March 2lArr Mystic Mitchell, New York
for Bosos April lSailed the above, and those reported
ny last Challenge HASKELL New York FOR Portland.
PoRrsnourH, ~ r., March 20Sd, ssskari, (Russ) fron
Liverpool (before reported) for New York.
PHiIAprlrnia, April Arr Michigan, Baldwin, NYork
James r. Marks, Holmes, do.
BaLrsoRr, April 2-Cd, Millieent, Chester New York;
John Finders, Bell do.
NoRroIx, April Arr T. H. Hcniek, Hallett Boston for
Rchmend.
timore; Tom Wood, Osborne. do.
MosIr, March ~ CID Mogul, sktchly, New York. Great
Britain French. do w Brown, Kelly do Hogarth, Crock
er, New Orleans Orion, Lee, New York.
CH,RLrsroN March 3o-sld, Sutton, Berry, New York.
Fioras, Myers, Havre.
Nrw oRIr.Ns, March 25-Arr Cssco, Merrill. Mobile; &C.
neral STARK Leighton, New York. Celubas, Pierce Msrse
les.
ArALaoHooIa, March a3-Arr Marion, Parsons, NYork;
FIorda Phillips do; Alexander, Phillips do; CID Elisha Den
nson, West DO; G. NJ Thorne Tyler, do; Adene NJ Wilson
Candy, do; Mentor, Perry do; volant Cunningham, DO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
THE HUMAN HAIR.

N5- CAUTIoN.-The ignorance, humbug and quackery on
this subject has Of late become ntoerably mpuden Mat
the public should really be their guard against the many
tended for the restoration and Of the hair
which dividing their attention and opinions. What
the specific virtue Of any Of them be, do pretend
determine for Of has heard OF their
this know Mat not of the many pretend to
discovery Of specific for the growth Of the
has studied fact knowledge either
organization or structure.
Crehugh Treatise the Anatomy and Physiology the
Skin and Hair has proved Of the utmost Importance these
pseudo professors, has given them
ec which before they did possess and
gavey silent upon but since the appearance Of Clrehugh
Treatise they discourse eloqueny the
of their nosrums and pirate phosophcaly bulbs
roots &c. they had derived their information from study
and practice when orsooh the whole depth Of their wisdom
has been cleaned from the labors Of another.
Under all these circumstances may be reasonably inferred
that little faith be is TO placed in the Of
Oils, Balns Composition &C. which daily foisted
public by ignorant mpire who their advertisements put
all rules of composition and photography defiance
Read C Treatise, which may be had AT his
every thing like tTc utterly discarded nothing
down but what founded phlosophic principles and
practical experience, and beyond the power of reaon the
public will therefore discriminate between the mprsm Of
ignorance and the plain, unvarnished claims Of truth
Hair Cutting Rooms, corner Of Fulton and Broadway.
vi