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SlGNOR 6. GEORGE respectfully announces To the citizens Of
= Richmond, that he intends giving a grand Vocal and Instru-
mental Concert, on Friday evening next, at Tefpschorr Hail. on
which occasion he will he assisted by his daughter, a child only ~
years Of age, whose skill in Vocal Music has no equal IN this
country: likewise Mr.. L. B.. Barber, who has kindly volunteered
his assistance on the occasion.
The pieces which he has selected for this Concert are such aS
will meet the appreciation of the public, and give full satisfaction
TO those who may be present.
During the performance he will introduce some brilliant pieces
from the celebrated operas of Rossini and Bellini on the kcy'd
Trumpet, which have been performed by himself with great APP
plause. in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
For further particulars, see small bills.
ar Tickets Of admission Si-to be had at Nj. Tavlor's Music
Store, nj all the Book stores, and NJ the door.
Feb D 9l-f
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Stratton's Office.

TICKETS in all the lotteries, and the really lucky numbers, for
L sale nj STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawa Nos. in Va. LecShurg Lottery, No. ,, tEN.l drawn Feb. Ia.
IL 3 - 80 ! il i 20 ~ - % 81 tj
Ticket Nos. IL 80 81. another sold and clShCd by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery, No. 5, drawn Feb. ~.
81 80 % 81 81 81 ~ - 81 81
Ticket Nns. % - 81, n prz" of Los.
Drawn Ms. in Town Hall Lottery, No. 3, drawn Feb. d.
II 2i Is ~ 70 ~ ID Is ~ d 7 26 = G3
Whole Ticket Nos. II 70 y, a prize of 81 $50. All sold and
cashed by Stratton the all prize seller.
y. B.-OrdeTs from the country promptly and conidentially
attended 10 if addressed 10 N. SITUATION,
Richmond, Ia.
Feb y g5-3t
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FROM FI.0RTnA

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 15.-We learn by a letter from
Apalachicola, that Mrs. Hollis, daughter of Mr.. Row.
lett, whose dwelling was recently attacked b. Indians,
on the Apalackcola river has arrived safe al that city.
She states, we learn, that she made her escape from the
dwelling, and was for two days lost in the woods; dur.
ing which time she fell in with a party Of Indians, who
however, offered her no violence. They informed he,
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RIO RIDGE-Br ILDERS-The Belle Isle Manufacturing Com
i pany will receive proposals :or the erection ufa Trestle Bridge,
some l,2N feet in length, from a point on the James River Canal
a short distance below the City Water Works, across the River,
10 Belle Isle, agreeah!y 20 4 plan and specifications 10 be seen at
the Office OF the President. on Gary street, where those disposed to
engage in the work, are requested 10 call Tor further particulars.
BERNARD PEYTOS,
Feb II eft # PreslGcRt b. l. ~. &c.
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Fridoy, Febrnory 81, $40.
IN SENATE

After the presentation ofsundry petitions and reports
relating principally 10 private claims
Mr.. TAPPAN moved 10 take up the joint resolution
submitted by him some days since, in relation to claims
of individuals against the Government of the U.s.
This resolution provides that no claim which shall
have been twice presented to either House of Congress
and been adversely reported on, shall again be received
unless on affidavit from the claimant that there is new
testimony important to the case, which could not have
been procured at the former applications.
On this question a debate of some length ensued, in
which NIessrs. TAPPAN, LINN, PRENTISS, SMITH
of Indiana, CALHOUN, HUBBARD, DAVIS, and
STRANGE, participated; when,
On motion Of Mr.. WALL, the subject was laid on
the table.
The Senate then adjourned over till Monday.
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The Senate then adjourned over till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The question Immediately before the House was on
the appeal of Mir. J. Q. Adams from a decision of the
Chair made yesterday that Mr.. Fillmore, of New York,
could not proceed in reading a resolution which had
been agreed to in the Committee of Elections, but not
yet reported to the House, but which it had ncverthe-
less, been moved to print, unless by a vote of leave.
MIR. A.. insisting that it was the right Of any member
10 demand the reading Of a paper before he gave his
vote for or against printing it at the public expense.
On this appeal Mr.. Briggs, of Massachusetts was
entitled to the floor, Mr.. Fillmore being still entitled to
it on the resolution to print.
Mr.. CASEY, of Illinois, asked leave to make a mo-
ton that the rule which declares that, within a given
number of days after the commencement of the session,
petitions shall be i'll order every day, be extended for
ten days further,
Objection being made,
Mr.. CASEY moved to suspend the rules TO enable
him to make that motion.
Mr.. FILLMORE demonstrated against having the
floor thus taken from him, insisting that, as he had had
the floor when 4 question Of order was raised about his
proceeding in the reading OF 4 resolution passed in
committee, no one could take it from him, save on that
question Of order, after the decision of which, he had
a right to proceed.
The CHAIR decided that the motion Of Mr.. Casey
could not be received, the question before the House
being on the appeal.
Mr.. VANDERPOEL demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr.. LEWIS WILLIAMS moved a call fthc House.
On this motion Mr.. GRANGER demanded the yeas
and nays; which were ordered, taken, and resulted as
~, naysM.
So the House refused the motion for a call Of the
House.
The question was then taken on the appeal, viz:
"Shall the decision of the Chair stand as the Judgment
of the House, and decided, by yeas and nays, in the
afirmative-Yeas 90, nays 81:
So the decision of the Chair was sustained, viz: that
Mr.. Fillmore could not read the resolution passed in
committee without leave of the House first had.
Mr.. RUSSELL appealed to Mr.. Fillmore TO allow
him to move a resolution for the postponement of the
present subject, and for The reception of reports from
committees during the residue of the morning hour.
Mr.. FILLMORE declined yielding the floor.
MIR. CAVE JOHNSON expressed a wish 10 modify
his amendment in reference TO the printing Of papers
before the Committee Of Elections; but
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OFFICE.

nELAWARE LOTTErY Glass No. ia, for 1910. ToIc drawn
~ at Wilmington, Dell Tuesday, Feb. -.
prize of 5000. 1000, 1900, 1925 IL, J of 800; } of 900; 10 Of
80, l25, 100; - nf *, 60.
Is Aos.-I3 drawn. WhOles .; shares in proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass No. 10. for 1870. To be- drawn
ut Wilmington, Dell Wednesday,, Feb. ~.
prize of 5000, 1000, 1900, 1879; 2 of 700, 3 Of 800; OF $50; J
OF 900; of $50; IN Of 100.
&c Nos.-lO drawn. Wtolcs .; halves 1 quarters 30 Cts.
DELAWARE LOTTERY Class No. 80, for 1870. To BE- drawn
at Wilmington, Dell Thursday, Feb. q.
CArlTALel prize Of sl3,OGo 1000, 1000, 300, 1900, 1851, 1870,
1900, 100; 10 Of 1000, 400, 800, $50, 300; 20 of $50, la5; 90 of 100.
IS Nos.-I2 drawn. Wholes 4; halves ,; quarters /.
DELAWARE LOTTERY Glass No. 81, for 1910. To be drawn
al Wilmington, DELI Friday, Feb. q.
$50, 300, $50, 800; l65 of 100.
G6 Nos.-l2 drawn. Wholes s.; halves , 80; quarters 81 %.
JAS. PllALEN l. CO., Managers,
Richmond, IA.
Feb a5 STD
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NOR flRE-Two men and II boy, house scrvants.-For sale,
Il 5000 cuttings of the CatawIn Grapeyinr.-Wauich, & shares
Virginia State Stock; , do Manchester Cotton and W0olen iacto-
~ Stock. LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General -4geni.
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HOYT.S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond. 1irJiuid.

THE following are the drawn Nos. Of Maryla Town Hall
i Lottery, No. 3, drawn 22d Feb, 1910:
II 81 ls o. 60 10 IL 10 "a 6 : 2G , 60
Eel, u g5-lt
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JuntO Academy.

StHE FALL SESSION Of i:is Arsdemx
- Nal close OF ,ae l5.a OF ae:. InoaIi,, saI
lac aexi ssssioh vii IoInnIehc OIL be 1ji'
Jasua y, lSil.
THIS i"-;i.",iot Is divided :.,io NO deps :.
meals. En2 ish 40 classIr9i. D. earl eps {.
merl he to". &C offs. HIiIon - ,uIi and coI-
peIc. ~ lie EIeli-h, s:e ta' III, 70 e d $.
class. Rcsdiae, v "i'g 3hG A 'matic 81
6ye doiis pes Session 81 five mot, Is; $50 H.
I'e seCuhd c'ass. Ea.isa q All mar, Geo. -
ply Nth lue Use o; lie A,lss, lIis.o y, P."io
sOphy, Asi Ohn,Hy, &c, =: e'aIs GsIl' ne
Session. H. e 81. ssicai depa t.neat, IS sng":
iun ami C'..,p;e.e scss e,nIcsl COZ sc o, La
aud Greek ilr aiW e: &c ,riiio" Zee - ime',e
dollars and q nan peI season. d. ,ais eep.'..
men; s;"dsus p-epa'e 10 7ay OF or U
awe, sIlics NUrsy .Uea s1i ne ,skea !"
elHer Ien3,,mca.; e9' d" stEpcUi eu h's ,ne
Academy VII We 30 SIDE ed bO'"G 10 &c LII
,ioa fees, ON lie iIme ne ea,e % ihe rnd
OF he session. No TCdpc'io' viii ne msGe
lOr the loss Of Time, eSceH. ~ ease O. sch "ess.
Every ,oss,b e ga e .i'l he a. ell 10 DroaIo, c
the al, ICc,aeIt ~ lie stu e, no. 'ny vi
SifIne. o. erca pre.sI nlsreU zee OF CO e.
Tar sr6srri"ei 10 - ePs e. 10 seCoHinOdaie
eighteen or tGe'iy s.pdc"ts w'sn boa d, ed
good ont rooths, for seTc do"a add a,l'
per mouih, except ta"dies s'd mrndi"e =
Good bOarti Taa be had cosyc 'sen: TO the Ara
decay. q, & on six 40 six add nsf Gotta nS
mo"Io
DANIEL W. KERR. Principal.
Esle'o' S,s', sts"dstd. sad eesisie' cop,
iae soOse SIX ecks, esc Y other week, snr
sc.d arronaI 10 the sabsc ihe', Pos, hssier
at J"n:o. o &c CuT"i., y. Z.
Move s,hrr IA 49,
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v.,RoRTHR APOSTLES.

FAIR OFTHE APOSTLES.
81. MallhsE.-This Apostle ahs
Evangelist 10 saPP0ssd % haEs Ini-
fsred martsrdsm. o. wss slain wlts .
sward al q city Of Eihispia.
81. Msrk.-This Evangelist sss
dragged skrosgh ths siresis Of Alex-
sadrIs. 10 Egypt, until b expired.
81. Lake.-This Essngslist sss
hanged upon an Olive Tres 10
Greece.
81. Jass.-This Apostle ssd Evan
gsIisl sss put into csaldraa 81 bolt
az oil. Of Rsns. and escaped dssih.
he sllera ards dir4 : astursi aeath
at Epbrsas. 10 Asia.
81. Pstrre-This Apostle sss cru
cited ai Rome. With bis head down-
cards. sy biz osn rrqurst, thinking
bimstlf uBxorthy 10 die in the same
pasture and manner Is his blessed
master.
81. James The grcst.-Tbis Apostle
wss beheadrd st Jerusalem.
81. James tks lsss.--ILis Apostle
vas tkrosa iron q prinnacis. OF
sing Of The Temple. aud then sessen
60 death xiib 4 fuller's club.
81. Philip.-This Apostle Was
hanged up against . pillar 81 Heers-
polls. sriiy 81 Phrygis.
81. HarlhoIome~.--fhis Apostle
vas Eyed alive by the command OF .
bsrssrous king.
81. Andres. This Apostle VAS
so1ud 10 . cross, shere he preached
10 The people until be expired.
ST. Thomas.-This APOSTLE vas
run through the body ui,h lance, AT
Corom.ndrl. in the East Indies.
81. Jsde.-Tbis Apostle was shot
10 death With srroas.
Sc. Simeon -Zealot. This Apos-
Gle vas crucilied in Persia.
81. Mathiss.-This Apostle was
first stoned and then bebesded.
81. BArnahss.-This Apostle Of the
gentiIes sas stoned 60 death by the
Jess, st SaIonis.
ST.. PsnI.-1'his Apostle wss be-.
beaded ., Rome by the iyrant MIRO.
Frederick TsiiOr.
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91119sOA
Fem ale School.

n SHALL a.7ia omen ny Scnooi ~" he ID
! Mo DIV ~ Js"us " acx', Uoie' ihe 'asi'ur.
ioa o: Miss D. L HAEr snd Mics BEAOLEr
both Of = hiaa order Of .escue 5.
PRICES FOR A SESSION OF FivE MONTHS.
~ S"eii.n.. Read'ne sad W hug. Sc 90
Ar;"":e'r, { gi,sn G anIn'sf, nd Ce-
og spry. 90
Ma" a. a15 MoraI Pa;iosop,y, History,
Aeais' Phios"phy. Raeio &c, Logic,
Botany, AsIfoaon'y aud ComposiIioR, 10 90
EXTRA.
D.swiag. Psihiiag, Needle. Work, ADD
Emu oide v, %
Nps,c. 90 90
r eac;i. Ls,i". and Greet Languages, 10 90
Board. inciu,iiag ell expenses, NJ" DC, 81 90
Tae Sc;Iool will be Iuc.iisaei win new Pc
500 Fo ie.
am . eatiy enis 'sing m huiidines, snd vii!
be abie TO bosud larger Jumbc1 uf ei''s, wI.b
more Ooin aid comfo'i. My muse 10 open at
al times Ior Dos :de 5, without p. evious Ell.
gsgeme"is.
Tnis sc""oi will give q thorough .nd com.
pieie ed,'cs;io" 10 souds isdits. 10 s' The lite.
rary and oraamenlaf aacnes Of female learn.
log.
THIS place is 10 the coudt,y, We retired and
ematkaOly heal.av.
JOHN n. PICKARD.
csswsIi. y. G, Nov. ~. ts-sv
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The ELECTORS Of President aud Vic,
President assemble together at ih'
sssts OF Governments In their respec.
tise State. on the first Wednesday d
December. ssd vote for Prrsident aud
YIcs President. They make three
lisls OF The ysies. Que Of these 10
ssoi by . spscisi Aesssngeri appoint.
ed BY The Elsctsrsi College, ~ Wash
ipgIos, .na 10 10 be deliserea 10 The
Prssidsst sf Tie Sesste. % or ssipre
the frs. Wednesday # January; ano-
ther 10 reqsirsA 20 Be fortbsilh tor-
wsrded ~ The President sfthe Senate
by mail; the Third 10 10 be rorIhS it'll
delivered 10 the Distrsci Jsdge OF the
UsIisd Stairs in q. District. Aud
Of q list Of voice she'll not have hrsn
received at The ssst Of GoverBnrnt on
the krst Wednesday sf January. the
SECRETARY Of Sisis 10 required 10 de.
spaIcb special sesssnyer to- the Dis
iriet Judge for the list leila With him.
On The secOnd Wednesday Of Febra.
ary. Congress 10 required 10 be in ses.
s,es, and lie certificates Of ihe votes,
Which have been received, are 10 be
op,ued by the President Of the Senate,
in presence Of the House Of Rrpresen-
ialiEes, and counted. and the persons
elected asceftsiBed aud declared. The
Presidential term commences on the
fourth Of March.
in case OF the removal. death, re-
sisaation. or Inability OF the Presi-
dent, the Vice PrssidsaI executes the
dstIss VI President nulil an elrctinn.
Jl ih'rs ts no President or Vice Pre-.
sidsst. The prssidsnt pro TEN. Of the
Senate executes the duties; and IL
there be no President of tbr Srnaie.
abe Speaker u the House Of Reprrssn.
fslisss dues the duty. IN case the
oMces Of President aud Vice Presi-
dent srs bslt vacant. the Secretary
Of State rs TO satily the Executives oI
the States. and 10 give public not,re oi
an election Of Electors. 10 he held al
the ttne cod 10 the manner Of the
rsgslsr sieciion. If there be two
mouths alter aotice brfure that time,
81 mol. the next succeeding year.
Cin. Daily .7dr.
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TsHIS iopsnsi wss established By toe Ams
i'll Tiraa Silk Sos sels, log lhe pa pose oil Oh.
usiag prac;ieaa ialosmslio On he euisu-e o.
S.lk 10 the uaited Slsies. IL has aow oesa
osblishsd oae sess, AID msy be conslce. ed
90 4 u slan.isTd cha.scte-. Tee & 81 years
pabiicslica, comp isisg iae 8 81 volume, Goa
.asas q mass &c ,siasbie iaios ms,ioa, aad &
viii be Tue object OF The ediio 10 make tae
second equal IL all Fesaec;s. " act sapeflo.. 10
lise 6fsl. Tae IHnpoFlsai isel . row es'se,m'-
ca beyond sas qursliGa, taai The people o. iae
UaneJ States eaa make silk cheaper 400 bel.
Ter tnan any other nai'oa Vpoa eaita. u ass
Beea proved by pdimpeachabie .tslisneas. that
The enli.e cost q producing sllk ready TO- ms..
keI, does cot exceed two dolls,s aad iweaiy-
Eve eenls per pouad, aad ils lowest salae is
lour dollars and fly cents; aiso. thai oae nc.
Of groand planted in morus mu'ticavis, w't
procure. the g 81 year the trees are pialis
70 ~ eight pounds Of silk, leaving cleaf pro.
81 10 the prudurer Of one hundled aad eisal
dollars. d has also heca prosed thai the Chs
d.ea and females Of ahy lsTmeI's ismily GO.
Nth lie greatest possible ease. produce fom
Ify 10 . uuad ed pounds Of silk evely ses-,
wiInOut any cosl whatever 10 the expenses OF
the Iarm ATE the Trees are plsaIed; and Tue. c.
70 c, that tie hole smonni Of 81 viii be so
much clear gaia, cay from s2s5 10 $3.50. With
IseSe Isels we submil 10 an Intelligent people
whether IL is not great and an important OBJ
ieci foI tuvm 10 ini .oduce tie culinfe Of sIlk
- every Isrme:'s fsmily 10 the Union. To
aole al ouf "a mers 10 make silk. the - Jo.'f-
laI af Tue Ahericsn six Society" was ess
biisiIed: il eoaisins plata practical dlsteiioas
Cor eull;valius tae uees, feeding sad 'ea tag
silk worms, Terliag the silk. and preps i"e "a
;or markel, g.. besides oil Diner iaIofnlai OIL
that can be rsqui ed 10 c ,aele any pe'roa 20
enieI spoa Tie b,.siaess. either Oh age or
small scale. Eve ITieid Of nis count y, 'a'o
whose hands This ~ pes may faf. will be doias
q paiioI aud phi al, hlopi.i's wo"s by Iadaciag
his lends aud .'eig hos 10 eate Their asaIesI
upon the list Of sa0st ribcrs.
The journal o. Tue Ame ice" Socieiy 10 put-
Iished u,onlsly, in psmpnle; forms each auai.
Der coa,ai.s thisty.i o ocIFyo pages GRATED
on new Iype aud haddsOnle psne., With 9sIat-
Ell coionred cover.
TERMS Two dO''aTs yea, Or SIX eo0'es
for tel dollars, s'ways 10 b. paid before lie
volt is seat A. subsc. i"Iioas 10 gin aiih
ae G, 81 anm:,er &c tue yeas. and IN 10 ease
Will the wo, L be seat 10 a"y subscriber longer
,han u saall have bees paid for.
tEP New Aabsc.ib .. VINO take The b II
and sceoaG volumes, will be charged oily T@oI
Dolls 70 ihe Two years. 10 be raid Ia CO! eht
lnoaey, fee Of postage.
Detembef 2. SOL
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Brandreth's Pills.

A VEGETABLE ed Uaittrsal 49,.
- PTUEed - Sic F1psTienGk 81 ahouHs,.s-s
he, y hen properly PRIEeEfifd Nah. a rr-.
en-e 10 sEsIy form e he CklI Ca Is..
IN having the same oTlein. Ard ins.T,.l.l.
from The UNIVERSAL ROOT n n s..s.s
aamely lMfuklTf o. lMFLRiEcT $50
tlon ii the BL0OD.
In . period Of lilIle mere ghsa tA,.. =
IN The L. 5 they have restored 70 4 49,.
aesilh aid enlay ~ ~ oEeG OLE liINlEra
THOUSAND lseIsshs, xho x,ls sisea -.
- iasa sbie ~ physieisas q he Elss "a "A -.
sisnding, sad ~ nlasy tsssa nhea tasss 81 :.
remrey had besa Ftsoslrd I. IL ssia.
IA 81 rasss0f Paia o. v eskasss, : I'D, :.
be ehgonie or recent. shtILsr Il ke q ssr,,.,.
pain ii the sie. whether il arise r.. y s,'..ss
.ulionai OF Eom some innsscisle sssse. -.
lher 10 be fIem inleIsal OF ethereal MINI, !,
viii be cured By refssssnag ~ iis uss &C liza
PIlls.
This principle q purGihg sih Brase,s,i;,
4 Pills, Ieniotrs noihlaR blt lhr Bsslsss srs -
csxed PARTICLES from the BODY Ihr osb,a 80
eosTapl hrmoTs u The blood. lIase Lsas,.
4 wh;rh cause disesse- ihey impede he f..,.
4 tioas Of the liver ahta tiey ftItle n.oa -,
organ, and shieh. vhep they settle upea Il.
muscles. psocpre ILebaslnm; OF spoa n.
n NNANNHa tA&%MN& ANn - W. s&N w Efn-
daee ros srmnisoni OF uFor lne ihis s.issa. a.
liseness; Or pron The hing Il he L,soe ,t,.
ssls. spoplexy sd Isrslysls, ard al the l,s,a
Of disorders 20 mesnekoly 10 The o. fsIIs al
al who beteld ilem.
Yes, pUTRing ILste hUmors firm me BAD.
ihe true cue Tor Ell th.Ee cen lisinis, snc.,.
cry Gtlier lo.n Of dlsesse. Tia 10 no ma.
assertion - 10 10 JtmrnsiI sLle iTslh. o. 6 s.th
day il 10 extending iiseli; Ear and ije u d q.
tomiag knoHn, and mole and more spptti.
lattd.
Tie eLre BY pureine nsy mere depend ppnn
Ihe laws sklrh pi1dOre ssstiheis oE puIat,
than may be gtnsIsl!y imagined. MLIl..s,
ieafs 70 sisgnate. siil TH drte sieknsss, 10.
rsuse u trnds 20 ynirrisriiur; iheIrfuIs N,
necessity et t0nsis.l. ssins 70 setn.
When constant exsrelse CshnOl be used Tras
ANY CAUSE. the oressionalsuse tf orrSns
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLUTELY uquirsc. 1hu
tie tonduiis tf ihe blood. the fountains Of lie
aIe kepl Tree from ihose impn,.iisss hieh v oul,
prevent It's steady current minisisiing heath
Tans morbid humors are pT,ssnled llon. be
coming mixed with Il. u 10 nature y hal !
Ihas ASSISTED through The misns AID sslsl
which she has provided Tor benelf.
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NEW
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

WYE beg Isass 10 eali tbs alieaiass =, ~
~ fneads an5 eassome q 10 q
Goods naw receiving snd opesiass ". 49,
New fosk. ne will GOT alienpi % a..'
hut iasile taess wishsng 70 PsIeasse
. I'D ieg or aels speak iaslesd q sees
Qua STOCK coarRIsEs.
Superior wool dyed Black CLOihs'
Do. DO. Bloc %.
Do. do. Insisible Green, do.
Heavy Seab,e miife D -sb cioah. fos Owe Coats
%. %. 6ney do. 90
Do. %. Besseg DO. &C.
Do. 60. Prot 20. 90.
Cassimeres. Veslings. Sstineis,
Striped and PLAIN Linsey. ksrsey.
SuperW hilnsy G.seaM skinsw Blaasess
DuIi- and Iwilied ossio'
Blanket and ClO,h Over Goats.
Ladies' Clocks. Plaid Shawls, hsndker'
chiefs,
White. Red and Green Flannels,
Green Baize, Oil clolh,
FGench and English Merinoes,
Plato. Black, snd Figured Moussslin do
Lane.
French, English and American Prints,
Black and Blue black Bombszines,
Black and Colored Silks.
Plain and chequered Mssltn,
Worked Collsgs and ScsIis.
Florence and S,rss Braid Bonneis,
New SlyIe Hoods. fIo~ers.
Bonuel Ribbons, Edsings. Laees, DC. &c
ALSO,
Glass. Qaeeaswsrs, CrOckery. and Som
Ware,
Turkey Red and Colon Yarn,
n ard sare and Csnlery.
MoIssses. Losl end Brown Sugar,
Chocolate. Mace. Cloves,
Race snd Ground Ginger.
PowdeT. Shot. Nails. Mindos Glass,
White Lead, Prussisn Blue.
Come Green. CrouIe Yellow, aud o1he
PAINS, &c. &c. &c.
PARKER e. NELSON.
October -. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

NV aad relieved, NIlkdrsw Nlihous
sEsFlaE Tie oFsFsloF The least lsssimo-
~ Of grsliIHds. In he evening ne
usliaEl rslarSsd, Asd pat asis taa
iandS sI Tue SHrsssn. hsnk nslss %
Ihs A1oupE 81 tUelss gbossand pounds
sterling. The ansasi startled ssf
AsiIsy. sks sas On Tbs Paiat q rrfss-
ing IL. shea his psiisaf said. ! uads
sa oath that 0 ~oald hrlng ysa Ills
evening. Ihs sno1nt ef safe ! nish'
make on Change; ] have sads tsslss
thousand poands-here thsy are.
But. suppose yoa bad lost! Ihse
shOuIa have paid ,sa year iss' iss
guinrss.
R..Ae-N f.s-l <. - .8rasa q ANfeNEe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10
Dr. BRASDRETIrs once In Virginia, a
Ios MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained a. Is cents Der
bos. with full directions.

The following gentlemen have heen sppoia,.
ed ssenis for The sale Of BrandIe,h's PiIIs;
Dennis Heart. Hillsboropgh.
Srdmsn 4 Ramsay. Piusborough.
Hsrgrsve. Gather 4 Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sneluf, Midwsy. Davidson.
James b. M.Dsde, Chapel Hill.
]. NJ. A. Drake. Ashboropgh, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege, Do.
NJ. G. Gardner. 81. Lawrence, chsihsm.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall, Orange.
Z. L. W. Smith. Alananee, Guillotd.
J. a. X. Sloan. Grsensbofopsh.
]. 4 r. Reid. Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson. wtnixorlh, Do.
W ood & Neal. Msdison, Do.
]. W. Burion, e. Co.. LssksriIle. Do.
owsn M'Aleer. Ysnesy vile, C,s~ell.
". ]. Pslmer. Million, Do.
ptssmbtT 10. 4s-isa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10

Aw,ggish sctOolboy had his wits tur-
sss toF.s-ias'y BY the political din Of
ssy sad aiSht parsdss. Being called
spou 10 LaIia school one morning to
ssy bis lesson, the word loco was Civ
co him TO parse. at used to be q
'oaa."s.id hs. "but Istieriy has been
ssed a. . conjunction. coupling !. ~iil,
f0co understood" whats the Eng.
iisa Of toco?" said the master. I" To
. place" said the boy. ITO what
place" was the next Inquiry. ~
suppose IL means. just pos. the head
81 salt Rirer. cir" said he. Z" Sit
dssn, sirrsb." said the master. "po.
ii,ics have turned your bead"
Boston .uer. Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-10
HILLsBoROUG II, N. G.
PuBIIsHEp wEEELY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT TIME poILaRs yEAR, ca Two r"ILN
nrrY CENTS ~ PAID IN A. fAStE.
Tho,e Who do not give nCiec Of ihcn ~hn
10 have ;kcIr nrcr dis, oniin'td o. the elpms.
,isn of The year, Will be presumed % 6:sl,'n ne
it,, o,tih sTtt Until CENT, tmsrttd,-hrd 10
PAPER vii e disroniirud GL,il oil Onts'.r's
arc aid. unless Of tie ptirn oi the uh'isht''
Advctn rmcnis u, I tarstGrrr sixteen "'r,,
ono ,oll,r for tie fIri, and twenty-five rn.s
tor rmh ,ul 81 qren ins'iti"t; Ion ger "res = "a a
prnrnt,iot. tcurt advertiser cats twenty h'o
PER ,rn Iiphcr. AZ. dui:"n a. 33sPe' cut
sili be made L. al; I':,trs b, Tie year