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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27
THE NEWSPAPER.

l0u VIII nnu nearly as many dehnlti0ns
OF what newspaper ought 20 be a. there
are readers. This results from different
tastes, different principles. and different
interests. To please al. then. a the
same time. il 10 readily seen. Is oct Of the
question. Ono woDId have IL 81 foreign
-anosher. slldomeslic news.-0ne would
have IL all lics.-anoiher would almost
wholly discard these wrangIing matters.
This one wants nothing but commercial
intelligence-prics current-marine news
state Of stocks. dc. that. wonderful and
strange events and lhings--swful disasters
and horrible ealssirophes, &c. One
would have this cause and these principles
sdsoealed.-anolher brings forth another
list for your suppon;--and 90 on with a
long chapter.
A newspaper should be Just what il
sets on, to be, what il purporls TO be;
please who il may. Precious few, we
are aware, fulfil this. lf be a political
party paper, it should stick 10 its side
and lie creed; advocate and sustain both
silh all its might; keeping within The
bounds Of decency and truth, the while:
but. unfortunately. very many oVerstep
these important landmarks. II seclsrisn,
lie, !. be seclarian up To the hub; remem-
bering. 81 the same time, that the interests
Of good cause are never promoted by
falsehood and an unholy temper.
A newspaper should be wha, the gen.
ersl term imports; q medium for the
PRONUNCIATION Of all news. Variety is
The spice Of life; so is tie sprinkled sea.
soning Of newspaper. An Editor is
closely identified with a newspaper; and
there are various opinions in. relation 10
what an Editor should be. 0ne would
have him passive peaceable body; an
other, ssort Of gladiator, for public smuse'
meni; ready 10 strip and igh, a. any time
for The pas,ime Of his readers; champion
for all, in all sorts Of quarrels; and lheI
heal his broken bones ., his own cost
| A newspaper should be open to all 70
the expression of opinions. and the advo
cacy Of doctrines. if they be not decided
~ immoral and indecent. II they incul
cate error. there is understanding enough
in the community 10 detect il, and ,h,
same medium 10 open for disprooG sn'
refutation. Free discussion should b
always tolerated and encouraged in ih,
columns Of newspaper; nor should al
editor be held q, all responsible for Oh,
opinions Of others on general matters AM
things, which are communicated through
his Journal. There is no danger in thi
age: free discussion will ultimately en-,
in the disclosure Of truth. DItIeren
opinions will possess mems heads,--l
them. then, give vent TO them. Som
men will talk nonsense and suphis,ry,-
let those then, who cannot so well tail
these things, be allowed to write them
Falsehood 10 always weakened by de
feat; and truth is always strengthened an,
frightened by victory.
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not only 10 he parties in interest. bot "a
The community II large. and Il 10 my
desire 70 take suitable lime Tor delibera.ion
and also FOR Amusement with those who
are learned in the Law and sersed in Ihs
customs Of good neighbors: 10 The mean
time, however. | win just clap billet OF
two Of wood into the sheep holes." and
IN Ten minutes lime with his own hand.
he eascluslly closed every gap.
The parties silently retired. each evi-
DENLY heartily ashamed Of his own folly
and obs,inacy. The umpire has nevei
been called upon 10 pronounce FINAL Judg,
mens in The csse--so The Law remain.
unsettled 10 this day. Vermont Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

Well Tommy. what vas your funny
dreami"
/" Why ! dreamed ibal The devil came
into yonr Store
{" The deSil!"
Yes. ps, The devil; and that he found
ycn drawing glass Of gin for poor AmbO
James, who has fits. and who broke his
lirlle bsby's arm the other day. berause
she cried when he came home drunk.
And ! thought that The devil came up %
the counter. and laid the end Of bis long
tail down on a chair. and leaned over
towards The barrel Of gin where you were
shopping 10 draw IL out, and asked IL you
want adeseon. And I thought you didn'l
look up, but said you were. and then he
grinnsd. and shook his tail like cat thai
bad mouse, and says he TO me-. 7HaI
ere's he deacon for mer'-and ran GU
the shop laughing so loud that | put m,
fingers in my ears and woke up"
This dream was more Than the fslhel
could stand; but il put an end 10 his de
lUsion, and 10 his trade in ardent spi
riI." Bali. .Ahnstm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

Religion need not to be disjoined from
The innocent pleasures Of life. It's pro-
vince is 70 heigh,en happiness, as well as
TO sustain toll, or 10 ssnctfy affection,
To eon6ne il To seasons Of lonely medi'
islion, or disrObe it Of its Angel smile, i.
a monsslic error. Give il place by the
hearth stone, and in the walk among The
flowers, where heart answers to heart
Let il have part in the music that cheer.
the domestic circle. Ind in The fond inter
course Of sisIerly and frsternal love.
Religion is humility.
The loveliest habit ofihe mind.
'Tis faith and hope and charity.
And gracious fruits Of every kind.
ANON.
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NOTES ON TEXAS.

From the Hesperian, or Western Monthly
Magazine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
INDIANS PANACEA,

nor THE CURE OF screfua, Kings Evil Incipient
Cancers, syphilitic aud Mercural Diseases; rarticu-
larry Ulcers and painful affections Of the Bones Ulcer
ated Throat and Nosirls, Ulcers OF every description;
Rheumati.m sciatsa, or Hipgoot Fever Sores and In
ternal Assesses Fituas. scald Head, scurvy, Bies.
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ersrela Cutaneous Diseases Chrome
Catarrh, and Headache from particular Pain IN the
Stomach and Dyspepsia proceeding from vitistion Ahec.
ons Of the Liver Chronic inflammation Of the Kidneys and
denera Debility caused BY torpid action Of the vessels OF the
which broken dows BY njudiciou treatment
Juvenile irregularities Ia general terms II recommended
In all those diseases which from impurities OF the blood,
vtiation 81 the humors Of whatever name kind.
The proprietor Of this valuable medicine acquired his know
ledge OF i ingredients from long residence the abe
proved and successful medicines which they II is offered
to the public BY the proprietor with the consciousness that he
Is placing within their reach remedy capable Of relieving
many OF his afflicted fellow beings who suffering under the
various chronic and obstinate complaints 10 which appics
bic To such Il will prove the means and IN many cases,
ing them more 10 health and happiness. This not
offered remedy. that may perchsnce be equally
good with many others in bet one which capa-
bic OF saving life many extreme when all the usual re-
medes fail This has done rcpeatedy and this y the rpu
tation u has obtained wherever II has been introduced
This medicine hes been found highly useful In many abgu
dseesnot here specified and has been used with won.
deul Spring and Fall Purifier, BY those who are
subject 10 various complaints and whose constitutions require
nvgoratng Whenever diet drink necessary THIS Para
tskes usual doses will all m purposes IN much
less time al less expense and far agreeable manner
than the diet drink.
Sold wholesale and retail In New York by A. D. sands
Druggst ~ and 100 Fulton street Newhurr by " b.
Fowler; In Poughkeepse, by Dr. Trivtt Albany, BY
Rawls Cot in Utica, BY }. B. anarchists in Buffalo, BY Cole.
man Cos and BY druggists generally ell The principal cities
and chief towns Of the United States Price Two Dollars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
q, SOO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sPECIFIQUE
@COU FRANCHISE, Cor French sPecisc,) for TIL

on Enn CHALLENOE.!!-LEHOf SPEClflQUE
spOOO FRANCHISE, Cor French Speci6c,) for the
Gonorrha elects female complaints and all discharges Of
the secret organs.
The American agents OF this celebrated medicine would
apprxe the public that this the great specific OF Doctor
Jerome Leroy, Of Paris celebrated for the Of this
class Of diseases
In tho early stages Of the disease II will positively effect
few days without restriction OF Diet fear Of
posure and what much important il never leaves the
parts subject the troublesome elects weakness that
occur often after the use Of other medicines.
long protracted stages ef the Genorrhca in obstinate
elects weakness Of those organs without doubt the
most efectual remedy discovered. :
II will also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and in any where there to fear
few doses will arrest ito progress and any further
trouble.
II that deceptive system Of
pung in this city, better proof Of its efficacy
challenge any TO be produced that Il will not cure
der forfeit Of $500.
obser.-one large bottle Is sufficient to cure any
cent OF the complaint
zach bottle accompanied with full description Of the dis
and all the directions in the English and French
only the agents sce, No. IS Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. tsP stsi) Price slso rer bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER le. 1889.


NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Ihep proprietor of this
well known establishment thankful for the avors already
bestowed upon him. begs inform the patrons Of the establish
ment, and the gentry and strangers the city of New York
that he is prepared to receive horses carriages &c.
for sale, orders to purchase on commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing to
horses kept at livery for SALE to call and great
improve has made in the stable aehed this estab
shment and thinks they will not be found Inferior any
the city, either in point Of comfort stalls
he the public that exsron his part the par
Of any in his employ shall be wanting to render Tersa
least equal to any establishment in the city
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness
kers inspect the different arrangements made with lew
show off their TO best advantage and the
Of these articles form conspicuous part OF his business he
would hem that he has interest any bsildng
establishments of the kind his utmost exertons will be used
facilitate them in either by sales advances and
doing this he would beg leave to call attention 10 the
ryaed location Of the premises its having BEEN the original
New York Tatersas for the sale ofhorses carriages
harness &c. and the universal popularity Of the place
first established in 1928 He therefore trust that he vii
be he has been encouraged by that public whcht will
be his desire to please. GEO MILLER, Proprietor,
sl4-3m Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
No, CURE NO PAY sAsDs Rsx.Dr .es sAIr

MO CURE NO Pay sAsps REMEDY SALT
IN RnKun. New York, Sept 10, 1899.
Messrs. A. p D. sands-0enteEen For about year
past have been severely afflicted with the Salt Rheum and
order to obtain relief used various popular medicines with
out good effect then applied my physician and final
y TO another c the most eminent IN the city, but
complaint baed their skill entirely, and neither Of them
hsved Seeing your advertisement and certificate Of
from Mrs Chapman 10 Chatham street, called On her
TO knew the truth and happy to have Il all confirmed
which yos stated bought box Of your Remedy and
bottle OF Sarsapara. and after usiag three days. the
disease susdued the distress relieved and then felt that
should be cured have bought another bex and bottle
and am well. The completed IN between
and weeks and from being cripple able TO leave
bed BY the OF your valuable medicine restored
TO health again. You have thanks and
smicted with this disease, will call al my residence
will confirm all these facts and many which
essary TO publish have recommended II Il many or
Of my Friends all Of whom IL has equally benefited Truly
your, Mrs. MARGARET CLARK,
No. "a Grand street
affords pleasure TO publish the above certificate,
comes from who would be pleased TO who
aicted with this complaint and direct then TO the OF
scad head Jackson BARRIERS itch the face eczema, nc
enetsally csred BY IA. use all who afflicted with
these complaints any FORM invited call and get cured
without delay Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by
A. d. Sands Nos 70 and 100 fulton street. New YORK.
Sold also BY H. Rawls Co, Albany Trvett Posghheep
sic J. NJ Pattes. New Hsven T. w. Bull Hartford j.
Wsdsworth Providence VIM Brown AL Washington street,
Boson and by druggists generally in the principal towns
the United States Price ~.
~ B. Merchant, supplied on the most liberal terms
o2lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

ToHN 7. GOLDSMITH, DRAPER 4 TAILOR, isi VIII.
liam street. beg respectfully 10 call the attention Of he
public 10 his Fashionable Essblishmeat
The superior faces long experiences, and critical know.
ledge which Ne induced him 10 abandos the
qus usaxes cutting &c and TO adopt method o. h own
BY which enabled furnish his customers the esctro
rsgnstie principle despatch ~h articles Of unprecedented
alton OF the dimensions Of that plus ultra Of genllemsa
po~tet-h;. nurse. o2slms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION-The Bsndana
T. Oriental Tablet will speedily render the skin smooth
clear and removing roushnes taa veckes sunburn
and every mperecon from its surface leaving the complexion
clear and white II win quickly the deerous
effects OF alkaline soaps, pains, bathing, sc and give the
skin that transparent brancy Justly admired Price so
censsod only at 6UIoNs lee Broadway, opposite John
street sis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
sEGARS. sEGARs.
" Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
will seek not his pleasures TO mar;

But there's nstlng that can the enjoyment surpass,
or a real Havana segar.r- The Smokers Song.
@ ElXAS at his established aud popular stand 80 Cedar st
continues from his agent in Havana per every
arrival sega Of the choicest and most approved brands that
the market affords.
Hi, stock now on hard comprises greater variety than
be at other establishment IN the city,
GLIDING the celebrated Extra Regaia Noregas Dos Amegos
Victoria Union Tracas and others, which he has hesi
taon In avsrrng Superior any hitherto imported
Citizens and requested to call at IS Cedar st.
and Judge for themselves. s23Im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

GLASS STAINING, kc.-wM. GIBSON having bees
VI accustomed send specimens OF Orn~nsnal Painting
and Glass Staining the annual exhhsn OF the FAIR OF the
Americas Institutes bers call The attention Of the citrsns Of
New York the why he declines doing this
in order 10 any impression which might
es he reres iron the field under the apprehension that
his specimens OF inferior either IN design workman
ship On peru.a OF letter dated 18th August published in
the Herald of 10Th ddresed to T. b. Waheman Corres
poadng Secretary Of Institute he 6atter hass that
cry person will justify his proceedsgn declining
any exhibition Of rivalry when the door either elessd
against fair impartial decision. when the decision OF the
Judges in accordance with the views Of the es9ntsss
they decline acting upon their award W. O. 10 eutrey = ~
dark regarding motives which Influenced the commit
tee dsrsg,rdas the decision Of the judges Nat hs pse
men Of glass staining the best pso this moment he
has been favored with any TO that Istss ser 70
ubseqsent dated 9th Sept The public Will draw their
own conclusion regarding this silence the part Of the
tse Mr. O. trusts that these visite OF The Far who
qure orders In braoch Of his art viii deter
nine their superiority from specimens usually exhibited,
until they his specimens At No. 90 Pearl street.
In making this W. Gibson dsss not nts nd
any upon the members Of the Instue many Of whom
course be eegnsan Of such procedure but he may
be excused in saying that such system Of avoritisn,
ahch already become too general be coninusd the pro
perity Of the Institution will Be sealed AMI support Of
its best friends withdrawn.
No 5as Pearl street. near broadway. oo-h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

noMEsTIC GOODS are down, down, down, he stocks in
IL Wall str st Twenty Eve ceas in the dellar lower for
ssu cAsHi cAsal cAsH! The business AZ this
establishment conducted in plain, straight forward and
equitable ocheyrg no second price, The lowest
figure I. marked every article WIN VANNs,
ola a. 29l 0rsnd a., betwees Allen and Orchard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

- THREE DOLLAR HATS-THREE DOLLAR
HATs-Just furnished the me- 81 splendid article
offered 10 the public. Elegant short nap molekin Hats
the finest fur bodies; Also splendid article at the low
price Of - 50; for the prices cannot be excelled.
BROWN, lac Canal street.
s3l-lm. one door above Sullivan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

20 LhpAh SrsSsr, rsAs DsospNAt -.
Q-C G. MARSH Accountant Informs the public that be
Rooms connue spen very evening from Tor The purpose
Of giving instruction In the Theory and Practice Of bockksep
ing The course 10 lessons wsch nT oe taken
evenings or At the Of the pupil the
irstruction u individual and not in GLASSES;
Instruction s also given during the day from 70 ?, and
to6
sPropsstuse., with terms and full account Of ne ssshek
may Be had al the rooms. s36lmeo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
SPLENDID rENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~

MIR BRISTOW respectfully announces to the Ladie,
v1 and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
returned from successful visit to Boston, and has REoPENEp
ms old established Writing Academy No. 7o Broadway fo'
the RECEPTION PUPILS and OF every capacity
Day and Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

CEILING OFF AT COST--The subscriber intend.
- ing IL relinquh his presest business offers for sale,
Al cost until the is November, his stockccnng Of Gold
Silver Patent Levers. Lepnes Duplex, Anchor Escape
men and Vertical Watches Chains Seals, Keys Earrings
Broas hes, Rings, Pencil Cases, Checks, &c.
Also, German Silver Guard and Fob Chains, Thmbles
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c. &c.
oS I'm. =. /. TOBIAS, % Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

DREPARE FOR WINTER. -undershrts and drawers, oil
domestic make manufactured Of fine saxony WOOL Ca
hses in the western part Of this state An article Of the right
shape 81 the body Also buckskn, silk, woosn mcrno
ard cotton shirts and drawers hosiery &C. to be had at the
genemen quitting store No. Wall street, Broadway
ol.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

M OUssELINE DE LAINEs-R. L. SMITH q Co
tl offer Cor sale liberal terms 10 assorted quail
les, at ITO Fearl street o2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

VTNCURRENT MoNEY-Foreisn Gold and silver, Cor
u porston Rsrds Stocks Shares Treasury Notes, &C..
bought and sold q g. }. sYLvEsTERs, $50 broadway .ss
- WalM 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

ONE fklCED Hal STOHE-- THEODORE
CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl after ma
ny years experience IN business and after repeated and
untrisg efforts TO attain the object consdently be-
eves that he has length succeeded anuae turing
Gle which cannot fail to win the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble TO examine il.
This article to which the attention Of the public is
especially invited, Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels that for beauty cheaPnes
durability and comfort be surpassed the city
New York In addition TO the usual vorety Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly, Fur Hat Of very superior
Hat for pas has given to customers the
most unqualified Subtraction Justice to his friends well
TO himself makes proper him say, that he sells for
cash. losses from bad will have
be paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep273m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

CAST.OFF CLOTHING
soUoHr, AVE FULL VALUE arvrr IN Cash.
n. LEvETT, 1871 William street
90 Knowing there persons whe make great pun in
their advertisements Tor Cast on Clothing &C. kc and who
many do not give the full value for the sameH
will those gestlemen who may have such articles BY
them and who send Tor hn Of receiving the very utmost
vslus In CASH Cor every article.
line through The Post Once, otherwise 10 the above sd.
dr.ss viii meet with due attention. oioew.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

GERMAN SILVER in sheets Of suitable gauges and WIDTH
NJ Cor mailing Tea and Table Spoons, At an times on hand
ana Cor sale by LEWIS rEUCHTwANoER,
slA Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
ONE PRICE HAT STORE

N NEW FAsHION-BR0WN& cos, new style III
F Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of S.
They surpass in beauty any offered for tho
price. combining the requisite qualities Of the costly
ghnes, durability and lusre The great number Of
which they sell and for cash only enables them furnish
article superior to those usually sold at the price The
patc invited examine and Judge their merits Brown
Co.'S, wholesale and retail warehouse l7S Chatham
Of Mottstreet. New York sl33m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or COmpUnn Essential Oil OF Almonds,
~ For destroying dandruf and preventing the hair from
ness, aud the public may rely that A. PASTORS COM.
POUND OIL is the wholesomest and best OIL fer the hair
makes grew thick and long its falling of turning
grey and hair has begun to grey such nourshe
to the ha that by it will restore il TO its natural color
also prevents hair becoming shaded and il hair oready
shaded which great Disagreement young ladies' and II
used for short tme it will restore il to natural color clear
the seur and keep the head and hair cean eyebrows
and wh,. liberal discount made to wholesale purcha
81. A. PASTOR, q
1855 Greenwich street NY
Price, so cents bottle, highly eruined SO lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

INDIA RUBBER SH0ES.-A large assortment Of Rubber
Shoes, mems womens and chldrens plain and figured
constantly for sae at low prices for Southern and
Western purchasers invited to call.
o7-lm* JOS. KNOWLES, No ll9 Maiden iane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

PASTOR HAIR CUT"SEH, l6S Greenwich street.
"A A. Pastor takes this opportunity to interim the public
after long experience his business he has formed compost
ton. called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

90 THE CHEAPEST 90
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths Cass
mer vestng and Summer Goods in this city, which will -
made elegant style at the shortest notice, at u
following He Tx f,c sI me- or
n. -. JAMES,
lLATE JAMES rAvLsR,J
No 80 Maiden Lane and No. III Liberty St
PRICES.
supsr6ne black, blue fancy eolored Dress
Goats, GA 10 n
0entlenens Summer Coats, from
Cashmere Paztaloons, variety ofpasterns and
eolors, ~ soto ~ %
Vests ofslks, satins, vevets, cassimeres, Mar
sesIles, valsntsas or Thibet Cloth ~ WnS
The public will please observe the above price, as 70 s
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant Tacrs y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-16

"a BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATS--On hand
and constantly manufacturing elegant assortment Of
aso his mseh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also large assortment of Fur Mu from the lowest
pce to the most coy together with extensive assortment
gentemen cloth and fur caps Youths and chdrens cloth
and velvet caps all OF which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN, l2e Chatham street.
sl4 3m* Oppos. tie Roosevelt. St