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The old CONSTITUTION frgae has left u.s. It is said
that she visited by about sixty thousand persons
during the sixteen eighteen days she in the har-
bor ard majority Of the visitors were ladies'. Old
lronsdes has the she had when she took
the Guerrero She had crew Of about 500 men, and
presents specimen Of naval architecture and beaut
full rig and neaness Of arrangement which has delight
ed every visitor She is the flag ship of the Pacific
squadron and has apartment erected att the spar
N. Y. Express ~"
The following is list OF her officers:
Commodore : Alexander Caxton.
Staf-Flsg I4eutensnt--Franklin Buchanan.
Secretary--R. Ogden Glover.
Fleet Surgeon-Thonas billiard.
Captan--Daniel Turner
Lieutenants-E w. Carpenter, VIM. II. Kennon,
r. X. Pmkham, Thompson d. Shaw, William Smith,
Peter Turner.
Purser-M'Ke Buchanan.
First Lieutenant OF Marnes-J G. Rich.
Chaplain. P. B Wilmer.
Acting Master George NJ. McCreery, Passed Mid
shipnsn.
Assistant Surgeons Charles D. Maxwell Samuel
Jackson.
Passed Midshpman--James E. Brown, Lewis G.
Sarton. Montgomery Hunt, Maxwell Woodruff, Fran
els s. Haggerty.
ny n. Harrison George H. Cooper John P. Mcfarland,
Maurey VIM. II McCrohaD, Charles w Hays, Aaron
r. Hughes Benz F. B. Hunter, Henry N. Arnold, ia
cob F. Speny
Boa,swan--Robert H. o'Neal
Gunner-Gustavus Newman
Carpenter-John Cahi
Sailnaker-Nathaniel b. Peed
Purser's Clerk-Wm. w. Watkinson.
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Orator Duncan, IL may be remembered, received
severe injury from something 10 the shape of cow
skin, somewhere in the neighborhood of Cincinnati
Where were you hurt Doctor said friend, "was
Il near the vertebraP mo, no. said the disciple
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-25

Emigrants tcortt barring THE company of roo
Lutherans lately arrived in Missouri from Europe,
have purchased 10000 acres in Perry county on The
Mississippi They have library of 1000 volumes,
and intend founding college.
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We learn from the Republican, of St. Louis that
the Hon John Calhoon, member of the last Congress,
from Kentucky, has arrived in that city with the
view of making it his permanent residence. He
proposes to pursue his profession of the law.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-25

wAR-War has been well called destroyer--it
reves upon blood and treasure The mighty inroads
which il makes upon the finances Of nation, may be
seen by the following table Of the expenditures OF the
British government for six successive years ending
with the battle Of Waterloo which gave peace to Eu-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-25

In the snowy weather last week. Sir - met
Mrs - rather sprnkled with the Aeecy fall and said
Why do you wear your sable boa on day like THIS -
q Because. nv dear sir" replied the lady, ~ % noe
lie my chin chilly
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very large proportion Of this $50 millions Of mo
ney wrnng from the people Of Great Britain, and IRE
rievably lost, squandered in prosecuting the re-
ninsular war;
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VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-A gentleman from
Richmond had the kindness to hand us the
following as the state Of the votes in that city,
at IA before o'clock ON Thursday alter
noon:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-25

r ECTURES ON GEOLOGY, MINING, 60. by
i Professor Leonard, of Heidelberg, Germany, edited
by Professor F. Hail.
The first number Of this work is this day received for
sale by Taylor containing 100 pages and 10 engrav-
ings price 81 cents No. 2 will be published IN June.
Also JUS, received: Boases Primary Geology; Burr's
Practical Geology Leithart on Mineral VEINS; Lyells
New Work on Geology, volume; Mauters Wonders OF
Geology; New Edition Of Bake@ells Geology enlarged
and improved nv Professor Siman, together with most
OF the known valuable standard works the same SUBJ
;ect and all us various branches. may 29-3t
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Congress.

SeIden, tY.B) lis
The Wing candidate for the State Senate
and the city Delegate had no opposition.
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u II. RITTER,

MANUFACTURE OF INCORRUPTIBLE
TEETH. A..
j. H. RITTER, Dentist,
pernsv,vania Avenue between ash and 10Th street, IN
eide near Dr. Gun,on Washington. may 293t
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10 Jeremiah hgs-
The good were very good--,he bad
Too sour to give the pigs

Another case Of divorce has come before the Le-
gslature, and been promptly acted upon in the lower
house. 1t was the case of Mrs. Benning who
pray ID for divorce from her husband on The ground
Of brutal treatment at his hands. L appeared in
evidence, as we are informed BY the Hartford Cou-
rier that her husband, although nothing was pre-
very evening of the wedding, when he was taking
his bride TO her new home, told her that she was
then "going to AeAr' Ever since that time, he has
kept up system of outrage and cruelty towards her.
For some time Immediately succeeding their mar.
riagc, he kept her upon diet Of Indian meal and
waller. He has repeatedly beaten and bruised her,
chased her through The street with e@hiP,
torn locks of hair from her head, &c. The man
must have been demoniac or insane. But IN either
or any event, the Legislature have done right in
granting the prayer OF the suffering petitioner.
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DIVORCES.

The Hartford tCt.) Patriot and Democrat
says, that the first week Of the present Legis-
lature, now sitting, has been pretty much ex-
pended in attending to sundry small matters,
particularly the business Of granting divorces.
This matter of divorces BY the by,is absolute
ly becoming nuisance about the Legislature,
and something should be done to have it
abated. The number of petitions appear to
be increasing every year, the consideration Of
which occupy a large portion Of the time and
attention Of the Legislature. II is believed
that more divorces have been granted in this
State during the last three years, than in any
other six States in the Union. In many Of
the States such thing as divorce is hardly
known, and we have seen it stated that in
South Carolina divorce has not been granted
since the Revolutionary war.
The New York Commercial Advertiser gives the
following particulars of case:
Application for Diroree.-A heavy tide Of gossip
is flowing the good State Of Connecticut al this
moment, in consequence OF an application 70 the
Legislature OF that State, by the lady OF the Rev.
| Dr. Jarvis, for divorce. The parties are we'll
known in this city, from the circumstance that Dr.
Jarvis was formerly settled over the Episcopal church
| in Bloomingdae. Doctor Jarvis and his lady are
both mosl respectfully connscted-the former being
son Of the late Bishop Jarvis, and the latter the
daughter Of the late General Hart OF Saybrook.-
Dr. Jarvis is a gentleman of high literary attain
| mens, and Mrs. Jarvis must be very unlike the
residue OF the family, unless she has vigorous and
| well cultivated mind II has long been known that
the parties rather paired than matched, and a
separation .'from bed and board" took place while
they were residing in France a few years since. A
formidable array Of counsel has been retained upon
both sides in Connecticut, and parties are taking
sides both in and out Of that State. We have heard
enough 10 convince US that there are two sides 10
the story, but impression i that the tdires
side is with the lady. There is infdelity, Of any
sort, charged in The case; but much OF injeticiy-
The facti the parties are unsuted % and Nth each
other. Both are eccentric, and perhaps as in an
other case Of clerice domestic trouble, some dis
lance up the North River both are so much alike
that they cannot get along together at all.
Oh Matrin,ony thou art like
To Jeremish's figs
The good were very good-,he bad
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18
CONCERNING YOURSELF.

You cannot End more companionable
person than yourself. If proper attention
be paid n the individual. Yourself will
60 with you wherever you like. and come
away shea YOU plaese; approve your
Jokes. assen! TO your propositions. and
in short. be in every way agreeable, if
you only learn and practise The true arr
of being really "on good terms with
yourself" This. however, is no. so easy
as many imagine who 10 not often try
the experiment Yourself, when j, catch
es you in company with no other per
con. is apt to be q severe critic on your
faults and fOibles, aud WHEN sou are ecu
suted by yourself. II is generally the
severes; and mos. inIolersb.e species oil
teprouf. II IS on this account thai yuu
are often afraid Of yourself, and seek any
associates, no matter how inferior, whose
bald cha. may keep yourself from play.
ing the censor. Yourself is likewise 4
jealous friend. II neglected aud sigh,
ed. u becomes a " bore" aud 10 be Let
ioI essn q short time by yourself
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18

j. tlsen regarded a. actually . cruel pe-
nance. a. maay End Nhrn youth. health
or wealth las departed. How imPaTians
. il then 20 knOw Myself, 10 cultivate
ihyssiI. 10 respect ihyself. 10 lore myself.
warmly but rzliosally. A sensible self
10 the best of guides. Tor few commit IT,
rors but in broad disregard Of lie adnoni-
lions. Il tugs eontinrally 81 The skirts
Of men 10 draw them from their cherish
ed vices. Il holds up rs shadowy finger
IN waning when yOu 60 asirsy. and il
sermonizes sharply on your sins Eller
they have been committed.
Our nature is iEofald. and is no
blesl part 10 the self 10 which We re-
Ger. II stands on the alert 20 check
The excess Of the animal impulses. aud
though il becomes weaker IN the iulil'
rneuI Of It's task by repeated disaPpOIns,
ments, il 10 rarely so inleebled IS 20 be
unsble TO rise up OCCASIONALLY, sheeted and
pale like Richards victims. 10 OyeEwhelm
The offender with bisserest reproaches.
Study therefore. TO be on good terms with
yOurself-it 10 happiness 10 be truly
pleased With yourself. Pleasures and sue
cessss cannoi compensate for The loss ol
this good understanding and amicabls re-
laiionship between the parties who oceu'
py a. the house you live in"
Z" One sELs.APPRoVNo hour wAOle years out
weighs
Of stupid slarcrs and Of loud huzrss."
PennsyiruniGn.
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BETHMONT
Female Academy.
October Ia.

SRHE exercises Of this institution, twelve
- miles south west from ilillsboruurh,l will
commence on the E.si day Of February, and
will continue without iniefInssion Tor two see
sions; the vacation Will be given ~ the months
of December and Janusry. The price, u tui.
ton il eight dollars q session; Biastng and
Painting fiss dollars extra. The increase Of
this school is a suiTirienl evidence Of the gene.
rnl satisfaction which Mrs Morrow has given
in the iaansgcni Of her school; and ~c hest
tate not To Say, that those who wish To ri, c
their daughters q liberal education would ID
well 10 confide them 10 her care.
Board, five dollars a month.
TllOS. ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PICKARD.
December %. ST.
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Boarding House,

n FEN regular BosTaeTs can be seeumuo.
- dated BY the subscriber, az the old s,sld
% John fadd,s. deceased.
Persons desisiag il can also be aecoHned..
ted during Court week.
THOMAS ID. GRAIN.
February IS. US
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The BIBLE.
sn-"TsoI~s.. sr.r' iasi irss."

sn-" TSo2Ass, pare fasi irts-
s,sP,ir. srars tha' to"k.
Taseh not = single leaf,
Nor o. it, Paess i"ak
wilh eve # unbslissi
Twas ~ farsfsthsf's say
In he hosr ofsgsnyi
sesP,ie. 90 thy wsy.
Aad lea that old book BE-.
That COED old book Oflfs.
For ssEianes has stood.
Unharm'd amid ihe strife.
When Tie earth was dEsak with biOodi
Aal woa's'si isoa hs'n IT nov.
All have is trg;a f"Tgo'
seep.ie. forhelE thy bioS.
Thy hasd Shat hsFa 1t not.
Ito very name recalls
The hsrP. hOHrs Ct youth.
When in my gfshdsirs's balls
I hearl IL tales Of truth;
I've ssea his Waite hair { ~
Der that volume a. he read;
But that as long ago,
Aal the coed Old man is dead.
My dear grandmother TOO,
whea Sss b., boy,
I've sesa Asr eye Of blue
Weep Ger il tears Oily;
Their traces Enger ssill,
Ani dear they arc 10 me:
Scsp,is. foreaO this thy will,
CO, Let that old boob be.
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PHILOSOPHY.

Philosophy 10 rarely found. The most
perfee, sample ! ever met, was an old
woman who was apparently The Poores.
and most fOrlorn Of the human species;
80 true is the maxim which all profess
TO believe. and none &C, upon invariably,
viz: that al happiness does not depend on
outward circumstances. The wise wo-
nan 70 whom have alluded, walks to Bos-
ton, . distance Of II :n,y or thirty miles.
10 sell bag Of brown thread and stock
ings, and hen patiently walks back again
with her liille gains. Her dress, though
tidy. 10 q gro.esque collection Of shreds
and patches coarse in the extreme.
Why don't you come in wagon"
said |. when | observed she was so soon
TO become a mother, and vas sVideniiy
wearied with her long journey.
We han'i got any horse" she repli-
ell: d" the neighbors are very kind TO me.
but they c,a'I spare their'n; and il would
cost as much to hire one as all my thread
will come 3D."
You have husband, DON: he do
any hing iOr yOu!"
lie is good man, he does Ill he
can. but he's cripple and an invalid. lie
reels ny yarn. and specks the children's
shoes. He's Is kind a husband as a
wOmsu need 10 have"
. But bis being cripple 10 a heavy
misfortune 10 you," said |.
why ms'am. ] don't look upon il in
that lighi." replied the thread woman
q" consider thai I've great reason 10 be
thankful thai he never look 10 any bad
habIn."
How many children have youi"
Six sons and five dar,ers, ma'sm."
Six sons and FIVE daughters! What
Q iamily for q ponr woman 10 support"
Ills a family surely, ms'sm; but
there ant one Of 'em I'd be willing 10
iase. They are as good children as need
bs-al willing 10 work. and all clever 10
me. Even The lIsile boy, when he gets
cen, aow and then for doing ehore.
will DO sure aud bring il 10 me, ma'am."
ia your daughters spin your thread!
No, am. as soon as they are big
enough, they go out 10 sarsice, I don's
want to keep them always delving for me;
they arc always willing 10 give me wha:
they can; but il 10 right snd fair they
should 10 little for themselves. do
ell my spinning af.er the folks are sbed. "
DOa's you think you should be bet
Ter of, il YOU bad Do ons bnl yourself 10
provide forl"
why 10 rna'am. | don't. III hzdn',
been married | should always have had
1" work as hard as | could, and now |
cant 10 more than that. Sly children
are great comfort to me, and | look for
ward 10 the time when they'll do as much
Tor me ss have done for them"
Here va' true philosophy! learned
Lesson from that poor woman which
shall not soon forget.
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Equity Sale.
MOTT CE.

\ HEREBY foiewarn you, John Huichihs,
4 agains, paying 10 John kimhrow, Or any
other person or persons wha,soeser excepting
myself. the amour. Of > judgment iha. . 10
san, far the sum oftory Eve dollars. on nots
uf hand due ths 6rst Jay Of February. 1872
gave W the note. ~ an agreement made IN
tho presence Of Albert O. Byrd, to Thoma;
wl:h our agreement, aud have gaod cause l."
believe, and do believe. that he does not ID
Iead ~ act IN good faith.
A. BlRK.
April @. o.
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rgNHE Friengs Of Democratic PIinsip.es N
Il OFanSe eOanIy and elsewhere. are re-
cass,sa 10 stisnded q ReP8hlicsa Admins
tsaiion Aeesiag, 70 he held 81 Dssld Mshans's,
ESQ. IN the Has aelAs. On Saturday he ssih
iasi. f.,s ILe puFposs q maktag arrangements
"a carry cot lAs states q car administration
Gisaas thrOaslosi the state. N epPos saoh 70
he combined faces II modem bsnk iederai
Whirgsry. A fuli naeesine 10 desired. Oar
late Representative Will be requested 10 attend
4 DEMOCRAT.
AFxil 1 ~
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STATE OF NORTH.cAROLISA.
Orange County.
In Esuiiy-MHreh Term. 1889.
HIisn ". Prsii. aaa siAsss.
We.
Rszsn cpSsa. sai 0ihsrf.
TT appearins 10 the satisfaction Of The Court
. thai BenJsa.in Johnson and Sarah his we
are NOT inhabitants Of ihis staiei II = iheIe
fore ordered. that publication be made ~ ihs
IIillsborouRh Recorder. for siI weeks success
s;yely. thai unless the said BENJAMIN Johnson
and Sarah HE wife. be and appear 81 ihe meat
term OF this Court. TO be held a. she IouF'
House in HillsboEough, on the second Mon
pay in September next. and pleas. answer o.
denGr, the bill will be taken pro eeafsss' ~ 10
them, and set down for hearing t- pa'is'
JAMES WEBB, c. & M T..
Price adv. 90 SO. f-SN
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nILLsBoRoUGH.N N. c.
ny DENNIS nEARTT,
PuBLIsEEp WEEKLY

AT THHEE DOLLARS YEAR, or TWO beLIA"'
bIFTY CENTS ~ PAtD N Al THsTE'
Those who DO not give notice q their wiz"
~ have thetT PAPER tlse oh,inued at The exp,p.
ton If the year, will be presumed as fesi'ns
it, toniinu anCe until tounietmand t - And wv
paper will lie discontinued until all aTrcerate'
are PAID. unless q, the option Of the rubI,.ste''
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen 'Intf'
one dollar ier the first, and twenty five GEMS
fur each subsequent inserIion; longer ores ~
ptapotttoD Court advertisements twenty-five
per cont higher. A deduStun OF 335 rcs er""
uiH BE- made ~ ADVERTISERS by the !GaT.
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IT,. TnE subscribers inform Gle Me''
80 chants 81 the inIefiui. that they arc
s,Ili engaged IN The fuTs ardin2 way. and uV''
that with the facilities ant experience the! DC"
possess in The Transaction IL tile but'nss.'
20 merit the patronage heretofore eotir'ie"ii
They have large WGIe iIonsrs al the 'ne' s.u
in town, for the rcee plion oifuIwa'dIne 6ooes,
apart from other bnildincs. and tomEa'a'''"
safe from Gre.
Vikings & BELDEN,
Fsysii,rill'
Refer 20
Messrs. CAYE ( HOLLAND, HilIsborouGh
AprI 5. G-
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EooE az This.

EnHE P.iniiag Esishiisha,eai d The MI,sn
- sTectai0r issfsIsd ior sale o. sec n.n...
dating terms. To Prarfiral Pliassr. mlll a
small family, The siiuslson Il very dssnsh,s
one. Professional and other engsgsms ats.
demanding ~ rreseat The : hole 81 nv Iius.
aione prevent ne from again assuming ~
Editorial chair. whieh. with sems txesEti ns.
has been % me source af pleasure and pu Il.
There j.. perhaps. no village IN the state thai
bids aui better indictments Cor m eslablish.
meat sfIhs hind
N. ]. PALMER.
MTlloa, n. c. Jan. q. S.
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List OfLetters,

Remaining in the Post Office a, HILLSIDE
rough, N. c. on the lst day Of April,
1880. which. if not taken out in three
months, will be sent TO the General
Post Office as dead letters.
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Notice.

q IL persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
- LAfIMFR & MEBiNE. or to JAMES
MEBaNE, ia. are requested I" call an the
subscriber aud make immediate set,lrment;
otherwise their accounts will he put INTO the
hands Of an officer for collection. Longer in.
diligence eannut hn given.
JAMES MEBANE. JR.
January %. ST.
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Richmond Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

@@0s~-
EnlIis establishment has hsen in successful
- operation for nearly thirty years, and l.
one Of the mast exiensiVe and complete, south
Of the Potomac.
The Proprieiors are prepared to receive or
ders for Castings Of all descriptions.
Mill Geering, Stationary and Lncomo-
live Engines. Rail Rad Wheels, Tobac-
CO and OIL Presses, Bells Of all sizes.
Plans and estimates furnished when reqair-
ID.
All orders addressed tn tie subscribers. at
Richmond, or HOLpERBT s NC PasETERs.
Agents, Petersburg, Va, will be executed With
prumplness and on moderate terms.
ID. ]. BURR g. Co.
Richmond, 1889.
W Cash will be paid for or 5000
lbs. Of old COPPER, for the above establish
ment ~
HoLpERpY & McPHEETERs.
General Agents, n Commission Merchants,
Petersburg, Va.
April. 1893. Gi-im
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-03
HYGEIAN.
THIs rs TO CERIFY, tn

HNHIS rs TO CERIFY, that Mr.. SAMUEL
- YOUNG, having given assurance of his convic
ton in the Hygeian Theory of Physiology, as de
veloped by the British College of Health, London
and having furnished the necessary security against
counterieits, is appointed State Agent for vendin.
the HPGELAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINE And PUBLIC ATIONS IN and foi
the state of Rhode Island.
In confirmation whereof have this sixth day of
February, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight set my hand. GEORGE TAYLOR,
Sole General Agent forth United States of America
by appointment ofhc British College Of Health
THE subscriber being appointed Sole Agent by
Or George Taylor (Successor to DR.. H. Shepard
Moat,) for vending MORISON'S HYGEiAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES in the State of
Rdode.lsland, hereby gives notice that no person
will be authorized to vend said Medicines in this
city but for the accommodation of the public a.
gents are appointed in different parts of the State
and to guard against mposItions they may rest as
sured that should any Medicines be offered for sale
IN this State purporting to be Moyison's Hggeian
On'rersat Medicines, by any person except myself
or my authorized agents. as named below that they
will be a spurious article. SAMUEL YOUNG.
No. l07 Westminster street.
AGENTS APPOINTED, VIZ.
Mr.. DAVID MELVII.L, Newpor..--Mr. ELL
PHALET YOUNG, Wickford.-Mr. JOHN b.
WALKER, Woonsocket. mchl4-Iy.
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pOTTER'S BOTANIC GARDEN
M& AND NURSERIES,,
~Y CRASsToN, n. 4.

HNHE Proprietors OF the above establishme nj
n have on hand and for sale, large col lection
Frni, I rees. consisting Of Apple, Pears, Peaches,
Cherry, Plumb, Ounce, Aprcots, Nectsrins, Grape,
Cunants &c.-Also Forest ard Ornamental Trees
Of large size, for streets, DC consisting Of Linders
Mountain Ash, Cbesnuts, Abeals Taloe Willows
Naples, aud Honey Locusts They have also a
great variety of Gooseberres Of new and rare kinds
just received from Europe. Those in want of hedg-
ing will find as great variety Of The most celebrated
plants for hedges both for permanent and ornamen-
al hedges, for enclosing Fields Gardens Sc as at
any similar establishment in the Union Persons
wishing to set hedges invited to examine their
where every Information will be given in regard to
the same. They have the following celebrated,
plants for Hedges - Usage, Orange. Hawihorns
Cockspdr Ihorns. Buskfhorns, Washington Thorn,
Honey Locusts Pryet or Prm, Shepardia or Buf
fao Berry. bearing fine fruit Also, a fine assort-
ment Of shrubs, Flowers, Bulbs, Peaonies. kisses.
Lilies, Dahllas. Large sized Pear Trees OF very
fine kinds, from 10 to Ia feet in height Catalogues
furnished gratis, on application to CHARLES N.
TILLEY. Of Newport, where any information in
regard to Trees may be obtaned,-also orders for
Trees and Plants, may be left. Catalogues mailed
TO any part Of the Union, when requested. The
Trees and plants will be delivered any part of the
city Of Providence, free of expense
FERDINAND POTTER & co.
Providence Feb. 2Sth, 1899
1J' few catalogues nre received and may be
'btained, gratis, on application to G. N. TILLEY.