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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11

Session il he FIRST 81 which he Adam.
islrstion LOST he caaiEal a ons II iht
Houses az Congress. Tie Globe 3D.
nitsed that during lhal session The Wings
and Conservatives e0niralled The House,
and the sane paper says shal the appso.
prialioas daring Ghsi session amonnisd 10
lwsniy-siK millions. lonisiing The con-
Iiagsnt appropriation Of isn-millions.
which Il says ought not 10 bs included.
Nov this 10 twelve millions less than the
appropriations for Is3s, when the adj
minisirslion controlled both Houses. sx.
sepI upon lie Sub-Tfsasury. Now this
looks a. though The Wings had effected
something, and our word for il they will
ellses vet more. II the country can b
saved from war. We shall see what .
Whig House. such ~ the next wlsl be.
can DO in the way Of economy.
So far - his District is concerned,
the Vans will doubtless be electrified BY
this truly original idea Of the Standard
but as the Wings happen 10 have Ihs
power 10 re-eleet their honest. consist
emf, and devoted membeF. they will send
him back again 10 Washington 10 " kssF
trying" 10 bring back the government d
something like i1s former simplicity and
purity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11

eoli SWEETS and entire physical PEosifa-
ZION. ,...
!. The trea,mFni 10 ihe administration
or sslphals Of copper IN nsusealing doses
combined will gun anmonise, given 50
q 10 nsasesIe bgt not ordinarily 20
oroauee fall vomiting; The usual dose for
his purposs is about half grain and hFe
grains OF the respective ingredients. N >
ie.spOOnlul Of Esler. 10 be taken Il hEs1
twice. aud in the eOhEaleseeni stages once
day.
"Ia cases Of Chronic bronchitis = gargle
al lhs sulPhsie Of copper alone i snPeF-
added. In this latter form Of eonsumf-
ion, lhis ueslment ALMOST invariably
suspends lhe hectic symptoms in : lev
DAVIS. and the disease rapidly advances 10
lis FINAL cure.
"Ia cases ofihe more proper forms oil
consumption The treatment must be inter-
millsd frequently and sgsin returned 10;
AMI whenever soreness Of The chest or
other symptoms Of inhammaIory action
exists, the treatment should be suspend
ed; as il 10 in the chronic state alone thai
the remedy is indicated or uselnl-ihaI
state in which The condition ofihe general
system as sympalhsieally Involved be.
comes the more prominent symptom. and
the success Of the treatment depends
chiefly On the breaking up this symPa-
lheiic action Of the diseased lung. on
the healthy tone Of the stomach. and
increasing its digestive powers. and Ike
wise causing. during nausea;lng action.
more active and healthy circulation oi
blood ,hrough the lungs. lis curative
powers arc more Immediately attributable
10 these effects Of its action. But theory
apart, the treatment is presented based on
more than ten years experience OF III
curative advantages, in the proper treat
menI Of PuruleEt aud purHleni ex
pecioration.
Having lef, a profession that more
nearly than any other approaches ih'
pure duties Of humanity, but which ha'
nearly ceased in this eouniry To be honor
able or profilable; have lvIe motive II
exposing myself to that certain rIdieu!'
TIA, follows the annuncisIion tina, con
SUMPTION may be cured. but The assar
aneo oil practical experience, AMI The De
sire of making public a means OF SAVING
lle in one of IT'S most frequent and IN
welcome exits.
EDW. c. COOPER, NJ. u.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11
From The Weekly Messenger.
UNITED STATES BANK.

A very great sensation was producer
in this city b. the announcement 'h.'
Mr.. Nicholas Illddle had resigned bis 81
iuation as President OF the United S'A'e'
Bank. Whatrvcr diversity 81 opln'o"
may have existed as 10 The Bank Of INC
United States. IL has never been den'eu
by any tina. Mr.. Biddlc possesses singu,
lar ability as a insncier. an enlarged a""
cultivated mind. comprehensive views
and indomi,abIe frmness; and, 'ha' u"
has administered the affairs Of the o'nN
with skill and judgment that ent'''e '''"
TO she warmest gratitude oil all whose ''
tefesls are connected with il. ..
During all the struggles IN when ''''
institution has been engaged--and "'y
have heea neither few nor leeble---he "''
shown himself an accomplished leader "
consumma,e tacti,ian. and dangerous
adversary. without once forgetting us
dignity as a gentleman; and IN re"f'"s
from The high aud honorable position 10
has so long occupied, he leaves oe''''
him the am ,,lest aul most spoil'ss "P", ,
lation. M man. IN the worst i'a''' -
parry conflict. has been moIe vehsHe"'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11

mon them, and they themselves are re-
gardel = puh.ls benelae'ors. Esea me
cold All savage wastes oi Siberia hare
not teen neglected. TO induce issshsEs
10 20 10 these ihhOspiiab!s regions. shsy
are sell paid. and have sPseisl PFiEils'
res accorded 10 them. Siberian yonng
men are admitted inlO some Of Ihe Inl-
sersiliss, on condition that they devote
a certain number Ct years 10 he business
Of teaching in their nsliFe county.
Such are some Of the facts revealed 10
Us By one Of our own eOunlTymsn, who
Is compelled. by the force Of seenGuia
i've evidence, 10 pay 20 The desP0is 81
ihe old world. tie tribute Of unqualified
praise. far their spontaneous efforts in
The cause Of humanity. and popular edn-
cation. Shall not Tepubliesnism be there
BY melted 10 show 10 The world. that rs
principles Of government surpass sll OH
ers in paternal devotion 10 the true inle'
rests of lhe peOple-shat q republic. and
universal education are reciprocal terms!
The Legislature Of North Carolina has
laid . foundation for common schools.
and invi.ed The people to build upon il :
superslruclure for the benefit Of their chill
dren and their ehildren's children. Will
they spurn the propiIious moment-wiIl
they neglect this among the first of earthly
duties! There is nothing inherent in Our
form Of government, TO make Us superior
TO other nations, without the ennobllng
influences Of education, ard the time will
come when an ignorant republican will
be the seoTn OF the world.
The following s1itIing appeal. from The
pen Of DR.. Claiming. comes SO fily To
our purpose. that We cannot f0rbeaI
lransesibing il.
81 would that could speak with an
awakening voice TO the people. Of theft
wants. their privileges. their responsible.
tiles. | would say 10 them, YOU cannot.
wi,hou. gull, and disgrace, stop where
you are. The pas, and the present call
on you to advance. Let VIA, you have
gained be an impulse TO something high
er. Your nature is too great TO be crush
ed. You were not created what you are,
merely 10 toll. eat. drink. aud sleep. like
the inferior animals. Il you will. you
can rise. No power in society. no hard
ship in your condition can depress you.
keep you down in knowledge. pOwer,Eir
tue, influence. bu. by your own consent,
DO not be lulled TO sleep by the batteries
which you hear. as If your participation
in the national sovereignty made you e.
quail 10 the MODEST OF your race. You
have many and great Deficiencies 10 ID
remedied; aud the remedy lies. not ia
the ballo.-box. not in the exercise Of your
political powers, but in the faithful eda.
cation OF your children. These truths
you have often heard ard slept over.-
Awake! Resolve earnestly on Seli-cul'
tu.e. Make yourselves worthy of your
free insiiiutions, aud strengthen aud per
pe.uase them by your intelligence AMI
your virtues.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11
cuRoNIC RRONCHITEs.


We conceive the annexed remarks Of
DIR. Cooper. Of sufficient weight 10
recommend them TO the consideration Of
those who labor under this dlreful dis
ease. They are taken from the New
York Commt rcial Advertiser.
=" The late lamen.ed death Of DR..
Rush from that (urm Of consum2t ion
known as chronic bronchitis, painfully
reminds me Of duty the subscriber owes
To his profession aud 10 society, oi making
known a simple form Of treatment that
has never failed him in curing this form
Of consumption. so destructive to the
clerical aud literary professions; this
treatments Of nearly equal efficacy in ca
tsrrhal phthIsis. aud is valuable remedy
lsr consumption in all its forms when IN
It's chronic stages, and free tom any
inhsmmstory symptoms, This treatment
is based on the pathology Of consumption,
az the generic name for disease.
d" Under The name OF consumption are
included that variety Of diseases Of The
lungs attended with expecioration oil
puruIent matter from the breathing surface
Of the langs, connected with emacIstion,
hectic fever, and lie cnncomitsnls, night
swests, coIliquaiige diarrhga, &c. AL
the forms Of consumption act on the
general health from one common cause
! the presence Of matter acting upon absorb
| ing surfaces. and thus producing those
symptoms known as hectic fever.
"Il is The presence and violence of thin
symptom Of consumption, that prostraie'
the patient until il more or less slowly
ends in death. II is the consequence Of
this hectic fever, and no, the immediate
disease Of the lungs. causing it, that form:
tie source OF fatality from consumption.
The treatment now with reluctant
dilfidence submit, | have successfully
used for more than twelve years, and
| during that period.of medical practice
am not aware Of having lost more than
four or five patients from all tbs varl'
Gus forms Of consumption. and these
were mostly passed to that stage of DIS.
ease where the structure OF the lungs had
| become 60 extensively diseased as u
preclude the use Of more than palliative
treatment. Cases Of chronic bronchitis
were in every instance cured by it. even
when the purIlent expectation amounted
10 puts Iaily, with hectic lever, dlart'i@a,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11

mlhnsF will Banks. ana lhtn brlisrs Il
they ean. hat Ley sre fineris IN IL 80
nor which they CRATE Or rlecli0nserir,
purposes sgainsi Banks and . sssOciatti
wealth." laytfIfrle o..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11
THROAT DISEASE.

The following article, respecting a
remedy for disease which has become
quite prevalent in this county, will be
read with interest. The Nashville Wing
says. in re-publlshing it" The remedy
and accompanying remarks Of DIR. Cooper.
we are assured by one Of our most tx
perienced physicians. are worthy Of allen.
lion. and. in his opinion, OF the utmost
confidence. The disease is Somewhat
similar in its effects on the system Ia
consumption. and If not properly treated,
quite as fatal in its result.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11

Tie Who d"eils on uilles. gives ns he
measure VI his uanJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-11
from Che Fsys..eEiLIe ohss,1er.

The last Standard tevo.es a full column
10 a most amusing srgumsn, against the
proprieiy Of re.eleeiing our Wing mem.
beIs 10 Congress. IS we cannot do JUS.
,ics to the BEAUTIES Of this specimen Of
Profundiiy, by any thing but the Stand.
ards own words. we annex the ma,erili
natls a. follows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
N X. BOUTELLE, SURGEON Drsrr.r,

I'm X. BOuTELLE, SURGEON DENrIsr,
-DVs respectfully informs the citizens Of New
port and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by DIR. Case, at tho
foot Of Washington square, where he il prepared
to attend TO operations in Dental Surgery, in its
several branches. lie offers to insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one to full set either
on pivots or gold plate, as The case may require ;
he will aso Gll decayed teeth cleanse aud extract
teeth, all Of which is done in safe and the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
Dr. Bouielle, while in the study and practice
Of Dentistry, has spared no pains TO make bmsef
master of his profession and has availed himself Of
a knowledge Of most Of the recent inpro, emcnis
in the art lie confidently trusts tina, TO those Who
may avail themselves of an examination of his
work, that alone will be a sufficient reeonnnenda-
ton, but TO secure confidence of all, the following
testino IL inserted from Doct Esien, Of Provi-
dence whose merits as a Dentist are well appre-
ciated by the public generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

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Particular attention paid to repairing.
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