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Il Iii) ' TSN~.
4 BEAUTIFUL head of hair il tl,n crandast or'ar
q mcnl belonging to the human frame. How strange
v The loss OF it changes the cnunt nance, and prea
turrv brings ON the appearance of old ng" which G
many to rcc0il 1T being ncnver.t and some lines
even to shu. society avoid III" tests aud snoers Of
their ncpniitnrc the rrnln'cro % their lives
sr1entiv spout in refinement. In short, not even thu,
'o|s Of property fills the generous thinking v'n1h VII"
that sinking Glnnm does the loss of His hair
To avert all these unt;ea ant circumstances, cltigr'
BALM of columbia stops the hair fro'n falling off On the
first application and aaw hotties restores it again. II
likcwsr produces e'0ws and whs'trrs; prevents tie
nnr from turning gray, makes it curl hcau,iilv, ana
trees il from scurt. Numerous certificates OF tn" first
resrectn'v in support Of the virtues of Oidrilgrs.
Balm are shown by The rroprl'tors.
~ Read the 'oowing:-
Robert Wharton. Esq Int Navo, Of pnil,l,rh
has certified be seen below, to the high chtra
ter OF he following gentlemen.
lh" ind resigned do hereby crrtifv thar w.have used
the B'Im Of Columbia discovered by J. OI1ridge and
have found il highly >rrvirrnc not only preventive
against the FILLING off of hair, but also certain restor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George CHARGE
No &6 North Fifth ST.
JOHN P INGlIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN D THOMAS, NJ ID, 1913 Races,
JOHN 5 Fi'REN, lhl Spruce street.
liUiiI McCURpI. 2t3 South I'd 81.
joins GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t is known tina; three of the alov. signcrs mere
than ~ years u: age, md the others not less than 30.
From the Mavor.]
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I
City Of Phi'ade!nhia.i
|, Robert Wharton. Mayor of said city of Philnde
rhin, do hereby certify that am well acquainted viii;
Mrssrs J + lngS, John : Fnrc; und Hugh NJ Curiv
hose names signed to the above ctricne thai the
are gentlemen ot character and rr-rrctnilttv, and
such full credit should he given the said rer,iirate
IN witne VIII 'rrot have hcrrunto my hand
and cause. the seal oithe city to be fixed thi:
9th dtv Of December. &c.
l.. : ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE. that each bottle of the Genuine Balm hn
splendid engraved wrapper, which is cprescnte,
the Fall JtNiagurn, &c,
SOLD holesale and retail by the sole for Ane
rea % Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane one doc
bel Pearl street, aud by most druggists and erumer
nugh he country.
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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ray, cart and wagon Il" |
Saddle bags, double ands nrle; va'iccs; medical
ndac bags, Brussels carpe, bags; hes, iron frame
Gather lollo trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, su'|sey, twig and planters
crop whips: wool, w"rs.ed, cotton aud leather
grll,s and sursnA les; s'lrrup lea'her-; unnk
STRIPS nnL wnrstei rein web; cham and hook
hn,n-s; hlind brides and lines: S nrch collars,
and horse and mule collars, .o' all qualities; mo-
rocc", buck bar. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits of ev'ry description !,
plated, brass aud STEEL spurs of every dtscn ptun
plated, brass aud steel surrups OF every descrips
ton
Together will, complete assortment of every
article in their line of business-all Of which they
oltr for sale an accommodating terms.
They will also cnu'inue 10 receive through the
year, by peck els from New York, fresh supplies TO
keep their stock amp" and c"mpee.
KUuES. DAVIDSON & CO,
~ Is Canal ST.
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EDuCA II ,N-FRENCIl and t.NGLl-ii.-
Nr james, recently arrived IN 'his civ. hr,s cave
inform the ii rzrns vt Now Olrnns that he will
open an academy IN Nouia>. IA. J4nuarr n, M.
10 r,ulnus" street, for tn" Instruction uI veuih ni
both sexes. in French and English, in which he
will he atty assisted hv Mrs. James and Mr..
Mr'tlSr, vino speak t"rh those languages with
great ilhrnry and pn"rv, aud VIZ, vi tai. charge
o the trpar'mt ut O. tl' young lnrlcS.
Nj J 4'u's Will Hlvn III, wnnlr attention to the
vA1uns !rai.rlIrs OF un alton, nlias him cit
= ut Il" Wl give entire satisfaction 10 those " o
NAV hou"r him with 'Iirir coat urnre. nov
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k'AkAlS1AAEN EN-'liSNlALa4
WE public arc res pecliullf informed that ns nSIi-
l. tutinn Is erected On the nnst improved pial and
AIRY aud most adj lrabe siluatn the iuuiLurg
Franklin, upon the ralh I'd, mile from the isss-
s'ipi.
The building is large e,l most conmodiotsly dividea
into hpnt'nents Tor k:epa; separate different CLASSES
aud different discusses.
The institution is suppl with the skilful an,
attentive male and female ses, and speaking the '.
rous mouern languages.
l'rivat: may be had by gentlemen at FIVE dol
lars per day, incu4m, attendance, &c.
Terms in the mary wards, Two dollars per da,
Suves also dollars. Small pox in the ordn,i,,
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
T.e resident pAysitiaI Is Or Neddeinan, TO WHOM
application iur admission mus, be made. to DR. G A
LnEelnhtIE, NO II Rami'ar street apl9 "
IN XCllANGE on nr,.uati nj sight, for sale by
81 m2l 4 TRlER, 81 Gnvier st
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rIAuRoweATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Aluimn IA.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
FVNIIE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
| sure of announcing to his friends and the public
in gener lat he will be in reainesb by the first day of
NAV e receive visitors. lie will also slne for the be-
net of those Mt distance, that there have been large
improvements made and others going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which VIII enable the
subscriber accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and ut the time much better.
fa,nilic can be accommodated 18th good rooms. or
those ~'lo prefer have large cabins detached from
the main building.
1t ia lec,ned unnecessary tie say anything in rarcn
lar &c the character Of these WATERS for it is generally
believed that they not inferior To in the South
flutes. All the amusemen's tina, ARE grncrnI'I
foHnA 1t Watering Places, will he found at this J t
best music that this part Of tn country affords,
been Engaged, and will be in constant attendance at e
Springs during the whole season.
\ y. subscriber will avail himself of This Opportunity
returning his un!eguch thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes hv tho exrr-
tions that have been made in improving and extending
the Il recommendations, to merit liberal patronage tn
p,escnt eason, JNO CRAM.
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HHNORRHOIDS,

HAYS LTNIMENT.-No Fiction.-This OK
d. traordnary chemical composition, the result
OF science, and the invention n celebrated media
cal man, the introdno' n Of which to the public
was invested witt! the solemnity OF deaihl,ed
hcqnest, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness of tho la,nented
Or Grdlcy's last contcssion that " he dared MOI,
die without giving to postcrity the bcucfit Of his
knowledge on this subject" and he therefore
b'queathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly 70 the cure Of the Piles, and SO extnn
sivciy and of, s,naliy to battle crcduiitv, unless
where its effec,s witnessed Externally in the
following complaints
For Dropsy-Crcating extraordinary absorpti y.
at once.
All Swcllngs-Reducing them in few hours
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Chronic, giving quick
case.
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Wlooplng Cough-Extornally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, sprains, and Bnrns-Cnrng in a
fow hours.
Sores and Ulcors-Nhcthcr fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swelIingS, and looscning coughs and
hghtness of the chest by relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those wha have used it in the
Piles, is F." It. acts like charm"
THE Pill ES-The price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Linimcnt
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These are the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents; and ont Of many thou
sands sold. not one has been unsuccessful.
W. mi ght insert certificates to any len 9Th, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should OK.
h'bit the original to Purchasers.
CAU'TlON-Nonc can be genuine without a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
aad also that Of tho Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK g.
Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale BY the Wholesale Agents, corner of
Com non & Tciouploulas street, aud by the
Apothccaries generally. je3O
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g 4 DDLERY W ARE.- The subscribers, manu-
~ f,cturcrs aud wholesale dealers in s,ddcry
prote, nov receiving by late arrivals from the
nnr'", ~. add'u ~ their former stock.
sss iSsorfman, III tIr,'s~ IN their lihr, among
~h III are t.Iinwlrg, viz:
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Amer and Eng. brides ana bride muuntn4s, |
do do mnriingalts,
,a,cd brass, anA J.panned ceach harness,
Il, do do g'g ana su!k c" do
d, d., do Barouche do |
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NORRIS y Go, NJ. 81 Chrrtrcs st Get, ave re-.
ctiv,ng dniiy from their house in PHi,atc phia, an
| e4Ant and com .lr assn:lm.nl ut ubslannIlal
| and iA>4iunaIie rothin.. They invite the alien
tlnu OF the pnhiir, rs thr' are warranted saving
that strangers and citizens cannu; furnish them.
selves advanta4eousl, in ary GUY in the
tuun-
N. b. a few Il zen elegant ivnrv handle I'M
hrr'las, from - IN 3G inches. Also, large lot
white pine hacking boxes, v,riuu- slzes. very law
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MORRIS Il Go. NJ. 3" Char'ras street, are now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
stnnt'al and lash"na"ie stock of Clothing they
have ever cXhbrted in this market, couss,jnu il
part Of the following articles: blue blue hlack 10,
hIaci, t"n'"n blown, elton, olive, london smok.
and golden olive ir"ck Hnh dress coats; benv"r
stable and harrington trock COATS elegantly irnis,
ed tancv and plain black cashmere and cn,h
>paninlnou.. english and french fancy and plnn
silk and satin vrsts; real new market comforts:
english an lrrhrh fancy aud pam scnrts and
hdk'-; chamnls, sks-weh and gum elastic sus.
pendo's; chamos, mcrin", lambs wool, welsh lan~
mel, silk aud cotton net sheris and drawers: fine
hnn and cotton shrrls, with linn hnsnms, pniu
and rull I'd IVORY prarI and plain handle silk UNI
hrelas =" Grntl's' premium GInvns-a!s,, n
hranlitul article of white Kid, tor weddings, balls
&c.; SIR t'rtirid silk ard randana hdkls; pain
ii ,nrrd and elbro "crrd Camtrrc do; 81 K, Iamn
wo"s, mrr'n', grrnAn'"wn, and ,r"ni aud white
cn't IN half hrsr; all Of which they offer low Tor
cash. nr 'r uun'utl customers usual Nov. |
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a,ODWS SIT DENTS MANUAL
Il ToIhs sabbath school Teach
Abbot, ornr ; one; Abhol's Family at Home
Abnnts Way 10 Il" tio"d; lIoIn' 5 Introduction
Admits Iuung Christian
Dicks compete Wol rs, volumes
Hannah Aloole's Priv .le Deyutio,s for sale at 10
Camp thy
may ALIEN. TOWAR.
AAANrAS-jU bales J;cNssll lnd!an head Al
W. brown Shnengs, 80 do Great est'.ru do, 50 do
Great Falls do, Ion Side by
N.Y. BADGE & Co. Isl Magazine st
N9R \ZlEHS CUpI'tR-JuSt recciy 3D. in store n
ID assorted lr III To 30 sheets, 81 81 urhe,
5 LOCKE y Co,
M # From, I.nvee
EsNCuANHr.ONr Observation-Disclosures sale b,
~ m9 T. ibiit<E,, - Camp st
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RECOMMENDATIONS FACTS:
q flct-That they re the most ctl'rctual
PURIFIERS or rue BLOOD.
RENONATOR OF THE SYSTEM

Ever discovered
Also, constitutional disc ,>rS produced hv mercury,
the minerals the Consequence Of lIl !urs, ven+gi
&c &c.
lis factiha single instance la, they lnrn
known 10 i used, that they did prniuce good -.lrc
curing thousands, many Of ~llpm ir.rr i2
rah!e.
1t tactha onr BOY Of Sarap,rlia pills and nt
"flhe Compound Syrup ofSarsap al! sufficient
of the above diseases.
Ii act-Sou be o,.c we'd. that the only place they can
obtained genuine y. Orleans
barril - 81 No. 9J.
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Mr. Calhoun relies BPoA Hhsi he
terms she anlsgonlslical posiiien q nc
Stale Bsnks 20 he Federal Gossrnmeni.
NJ soan rs The LATER should be divorced
Isom The former. Bat shsl. LEI me ask,
can be Inc value Of such antagonlsm.
xhea you have drained them of their life.
bloOdl Enisebled and exhausted. thslE
shuggis will be Tor mere existence.
They viii become The erouehing slases
Of the executive. ready 10 do his bidding.
No, sir. Bsi give The President ol The
Uniled States Ihe sub-lressury. hemmsd
in and guarded BY an the devices Hhleh
the wisdom Of man can devise. and ! will
venture The nsOphesy. that not one gene
ration viii pass assay before all The tram
mels viii be TenoEed. every obstacle y
overcome. and your sub-irsssuIy wil
sland confessed l1 the world, eollosss
banking institution eonlTO.lse aad direct
ed By The Executive and hls nlinsons
Rest assured that lhs Rubieon can neseI
stop The onward march Of an ambitious
man shen IN empire is the stake iol
which he 10 struggling.
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leuuiass wsgs plaDsd a he same seas0a.
d : cod raapssed almost exclusively II
sand. and hsl sman proportion af segs-
table mould. Ia this poorer sol he esl-
liRgs appear % have suffered lesss 81 al
fram lie cold ssOrns. - they succeeded
admiralty.
The mosI suitable soil for The cuttings
10 soil composed Of . mixture n part
sand and part vegetable mould. The cut
lings should be cut . quarter Of a inch
abase the eve. and sfler Inserting i Esrii-
eally in The earth. il should BE- IFsdJsn
hard. and covered Nth about 81 zach af
loose mould. II the season 10 wst and
there Is q prospeeI Of more rain. lei the
eaIllng Be plated in = ridge iiIlls sle-
vslei above ihe surface; il On the contra
~ The earth should be dry az the time u
planning with no immedlste prospect OF
rain, lsI the cutting be planted on letel
with The surface, and eOSered rather deep.
The cuttings should be immersed in Wa
ter u The moment Of planting out, but by
no means should they be STEPPED in Wa
ter Juring iweniy-fOur hours, as some
have directed; such = practice is utterly
destructive 10 the vitality Of The cutting.
But the most sure and certain mode Of
propsgating The MOrus Mul1ieaulis IL 10
bury the body Of the tree horizontally.
fixing the roots al . proper depth. In
Northern STATES the bodies shnulI lie CO.
vered bot half On inch, or an inch. but in
the Southern states an inch and . half.
or rather deeper. in a dry sandy soil.
Thus planted. aud At the suitable nms, !
have never. in any season, known this
system fail. as tie root will ihns preserve
The vitality Of The top and insure its
growth. The buds on The under side Of
the tree thus horizontally laid, wilI lie
dormant, but they only sleep. and under
more favorable circumstances, will sIHI
from the raoi one Or Iwo years after.
About half fhe buds or eyes Of the tires.
thus laid. viii grow and form foe trees.
with fine roots, By Autumn. of I'll the
modes Of raising the Niorus Mullieaulis.
| consider This as one Of the mos, sure.
! have never in . single instance known
il 10 fail Of producing an abundant return.
Very respectfully.
WILLIAM KENRIck.
Newton, Mass. August &c, 1889.
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TWO FACES.

Mr. Van BUren is permitting hi' sup
por,ers 10 presen, him in two different IS.
peeisto the American people. Al The
Sorth he is proclaimed SIMPLY IS q Nor
!Assn MAJ. one whose Interests sre u,lsr.
ly insepsrabls from .hsl portion Of i5e
Union. To The South he !. introduced
as Northern man riih Southern prici'
pies. bu, with whs, degree Of sincerity,
le. facts decide. During The recent el,t-
Iions in Vernon. and Rhode Island. con-
iinuej appeals were made 20 Tie whig'.
TO induce lhem 10 desert their own, anl
lend support TO the Van Buren, candidates.
because Mr.. Van Buren. truly Northern
man. is likely TO be opposed BY Henry
clay = genuine SouIherusr bod, in birth
and feeling. A candidate that wears tao
faces. will certainly be dis,rus,ed by tie
hgps.i. plsin-dcslIng yeomaury Of the
SOUTH. bid.
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The Lincoln Republican Of lhi. week
bears heavily on Me-. clsy's Land Ball.
The Editor would never scquissce in such
q proposition. aud seems sslonishsd lha,
any Congress could ever have adopted
IT, d The EdIOr aware p,ai bad that
bill rsesiVsd.h sanetion Of the PresidrnL
and been permitted 10 continue without
''ie. or hindrsnes" from his party. that
the state Of North Carolina would al this
day have been IN the Iull enjnymrn, Of
nearly three millions oi dollars Of her
own money! Aud is he aware that. BY
delaying 10 demand our dues, ExecuIlss
agents are daily taking advantage Of out
supinsnsss. and sppropria,ing 10 Ihsil
own use. the funds Of ihs sisiel crilsin.
~ he esnno, be aware Of these lhings.--
They are not 10 be found in The Pres,-
dents messages, or Mr. Dunean's speech.
g. Uhig Banner,
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From The New Yosk Commercial Adssu;,,.
THE PUBLIC DISTRESS

From he Mes rork commercial Adssuis.r
THE PUBLIC DISTRESS.
The present deplorsbls condition oG,ls
money msrkss continues 10 Be he lhem.
Of universal rsatsrsalioa 81 home. and a
newspaper speepAllon sbruad--not =.
broad in Europe. bai u anr owa saunu.y.
The newspaper press groans with article.
upon The subject. and nothing bus ssoan.
10 heard in our streets. Many, Iikew,ss.
are the inquiries as 10 The cause ol Iha
-xapeialing state 81 things; and although
that cause 10 as evident as The simple lsr,
that two and tea make lonr. yst die
Public seems disposed 10 shuI is e,es
upon il. and 10 look Tor another cause
somewhere else. The simple &c, i:
lhs, We are yet tssping. and Coo L,ne
time 10 come shall be compelled 10 rsap.
the bitter fruits OF the Jsrksan.Vsn
Buren, experiments upon the currency Of
NE country.
The destruction Of that great and
essential balance xhesl in The maneyrd
concerns of The country. and the device,
which followed that measure Of msJnes.
aud fully. are the true sources Of the srIs6
uGder which the county 10 suffering.
The American People have short mem.
cries; but IL they w,A turn back 10 The
speeches Of Webster and Clay. and their
illus,Tious Wing alg,ss in our naliunal
councils. and 70 the discussions Of Tho
Wing press. during the period when those
measures were IN progress. they will iaJ
that Tive existing stale Of hing. ~ =
necessary and inssilsble CONSEQUENCE Of
those measures, was . thousand times
prsdieied. but the burning periods aG
Clay, and the profound sssaeily VI
Webster. and The solemn warnings Of The
press. were alike unhsederd; and. with
the blindness Of samson, hey persisted
in bringing ruin uron themselves.
Bitter. indeed, has bern he na.iaa's
subsequent experience, nor can the deep.
est ssgaeiIy now forelell how long The
present suffering. with alternate fiuclua-
lions IN degree. uill continue. Mean
Iine-forgci,ing The authors. and The
cause lying deep a. the rool Of our
cslsr1stlts--a war - wsged against The
banks. wIIh a. linlc reason. aud 9Th 80
much blindness. as IL vas wsgsd against
the Bank ol The United States, Shlel,
resulted in ils overthrow.
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MORRIS MuLrICAuLlS.

ktCe,lsnia IN. Pa. PSI. coo trees. the
property Of Mf. Physick, were Eeseully
sold Al auction. the price averaging near
~ 81 rents per Iree.-Ihe sale amount.
ing TO ssi.2ls IS. So great was the in
teTest manifested that 2 or 3,ec0 persons
were present al the sale.
The Wilmington. N. G. Advertised
says" l950 Morus Mullieauli. trees
we're sold in this town on Tuesday last oI
ell sizes from one foot To- eight. al 10 cents
per tree; The purchaser paying Cor them
ON the spot and taking al future risk"
The Eastern, Nd. Gazette reports the
sale Of 600 trees averaging 81 feet high.
al 80 cents. The American Farmer re.
ports > sale 81 Oh cents as they stand, .;
Salisbury, Md,
A sale Of III ZOO trees II so cents was
made IN Philadelphia last week. BY Mr..
Chaffes Csdwahader. To 20 10 the ives,
trees 10 average 3 feet, but tn be deliV.
cred 10 The buver 600 miles of.
The Silk Farmer, Of the 2sIh Sept.
contains the following caution TO persons
growing the Mulberry al the South:
. Growers Al the South should steadily
keep u view one most important fact
their trees are lar superior 10 quality tn
ours. and hence should command a
pronOrlionaiely BITTER price. TIE prizes
with rs for the small sized and
poorly branched trees Of the North,
ought no, To regulate the prices OF the
large Southern trees. Bring better in
quality they ough. 10 yield better price.
and cannot fail 10 do So. unless premature.
ly forced into Market"
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The GunpOplsr PiOt.--The Bedford
Gazette. (PennsylVania.) a paper under
the direri,on Of McElwee, The Loco
Foco member. who recently declared his
intention "f blowing up the troops order
ed 70 Harrisburg. In speaking Of Col
Pleasant"n's disclosures, has the efron-
terry 10 remark that q" M. McElwee vas
certainly justified by the circumstances
TO commit the ar,!" After this horrible
asnwai. will the Administration oreans,
slill insist upon IL. that the whole affair
was = jpke oi McElwee's! DE-. will they
like men denounce both the traitor and
the treason. and abandon him To public 'n
dIgnstion! We shall see. Raj. Reg,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

LOCO FOC0 T.7C7YCS-The fol.
lowing passage 10 from an address BY
Gen. A. q. Brown. an Administrator
candidate for Congress in Mississippi. u
is almost abjecs enough in sen.lmen. "
be placed with the candid svowsl Of kat
llG Boon. that "hs was proud To be Cen
Jackson's dog l"-and the boast oil MI
Van Buren, in HE letter 10 the same per-
son-"My enemies cauno. dsprIy" mo
Of the glory oi having served you.
"In the company in which ! mus'e''
the democratic company. when the cap
tain orders halt We all stop. and u mr.
Van Buren, were 10 morrow TO say h"
he would no longer advise and snppot
the Sub. Treasury schrnc. y should al
once drop il a;ld say no more about a.
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The florida Uar.-The history oI
corruption and proaIgscy furnishes no
parallel, ancient oE moderl, 10 The waste
and squand'r nj the public money in Flo.
rida. The following 10 from the Florida
Herald. Van Buren, papeE
The woy The Honey gOes.-A small
sch"oner chartered by government q,
$4,000 month. returned here on Friday
from New Smyrna. q distance Of sixty
mIles-having perfnrmcd the voyage IN
the shor. space Of thirty. nine dogs--lhe
sixty miles out, was performed ID thirty
days. All humane persona will be pleas.
ed TO learn that though the land road be
tween this and Smyrna 10 unsafe, the an.
chorage is in MANY places excellent. and
fishing ground delightful !
From one end Of Florida 10 the other,
wo have heard ihs folio ing story told.
never con:radicied. and therefore do not
doubt il, incredible though IL be. A liz.
tie steamboat drawing 81 inches of wa.
ter was Offered Tor sale To- an officer "l
government on the west coast, at $1,000
aud refused; but was taken in,o service.
aud aat Ietaincd about a year al three
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

hundred dollars . aly. EIGHTY OBn
THOUSAND DOLLARS hare hssa
pail Cor her hire. and sboal tea fkoHsaaI
more remains IN disPufe,