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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

PULLEN 81 Corr have favored US with papers fro
the North in advance, repeatedly. We are muc
obliged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

MusroAL.-The Rochester Evening Post has be-
come Tyler organ.
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s- SUBSCRIBERS changing their residence, will please
notify az this office OF Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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n.,. TILE UNPARALLELED TONIC MIXTURE, PRE-.

M THE UNHIVALLED a.l ph 10.
pared bv the New York College OF Medicine ana mar
macy for the cure all the protean forms o.
81 gnnora debility ia confidently recommended by the
College the OF b sse
au III. ala I'm large bottles 50 each, in small do 81,
IN csses containing half dozen, 30, carefully packed
and sent to all parts Of the Union. -, ~. So,
snj con sultins rooms Of the College on Nassau vt
o"''' ~ w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Herald Literary Depot

All he and cheap literary publications Of the day
sale, Wholesale and RETAIL at the HERALD OYrrcs
north est corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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h3- GEN. TOM THUMB, THE MODEL OF PARIS
and Dr. Valentine the of the American Museum
m addition its thousands of curiosiies The little
General certainly the extraordinary human being
IN the world and he not here, and to be
York shiings could not credit the fact Of his
stence The superb model Of Paris having received the
highest Communications from the highest sources needs
no further praise. The performances excellent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-18

G3- CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED hereby certify that last August attack
Ell with violent and prouse hem rrhage of the lungs
cough. with the expecto Of much mucus,
pain in the head, in the chest and ether distress
sing symptoms. bought bottle of Dr. Taylor's Basam
of Liverwort from 375 Bowery which, under the bles
sing of Providence, gave immediate relief Its effect
has been such in my that cannot praise too high
ly.
CHARLES L. SMITH, $50 Tillery st., Brooklyn.
April sth, ls4s.
New YoRx, Oct 26, ls42.
a. F. A. Munden 24l Grand street, about two years
since, was troubled with cough, weakness pain
the breast and raising of blood induced rur
chase bottle of Taylos Balssm OF Lverwort from 375
Bowery, which relieved me when nothing would, and
my wife has since used ii with the beneficial effects,
curing tbs weakness in the chest SC.
have read the above certificate aud give II my hearty
approval and recommend all afflicted with the mp
toms Of consumption liver complaint to buy the genu.
inc Balsam OF Liverwort, sold at 375 Bovery.
SETH VALENTINE,
corner 9th street and Third avenue.
Thousands and thousands of persons have taken this
remedy with equal advantage, and refer any who
have used it with the utmost confidence
Buy only at 1915 Bowery, or OF DR.. Leeds, Wholesale
agent l2o Maiden lane, and that the wrapper Is
on the bottle.
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&,9l8
lo6,7T
Total means,
Balance remsirirr on hand.

Balance remsirirg on hand, 1888
OF the receipts S4sSi9 only proceeds of Of
Ct the dollar the remainder bank dividends,
&c. Here 100000 people governing themselves in
the best mannerthat to enjoy perfect civil and re
gious liberty expense only Of II cents per head per
annum
There all convjcs in the State Prison. whose labor
yields the State profit Of 600 per annum. The
school fund invested yield $40 900 for the
education Of children without expense 90 per cent
than the whole expense Of governing the State
The State has debt Contrast this state perfect free
dom with the little tyrannes of Germany. We publish
ed list of their population and debts the Sd inst Take
for instance Luxembourg which has population OF 49,
OO0 it's Prince draws from them ST. 900 600 per annum
Nassau presents the features, besides standing
army to preserve government faith"
An admirable feature in Connecticut is, that she has
uniformly refused any debt for to loan any
money private corporations What is the resu7 is she
without public works7 from she has than any
other State in the Union. She has four noble railroads
cutting the State in all directions The Housatonic the
Hartford and New Haven, the Norwich and Worcester,
and the Stoningon. These railroads have indeed like
all corporations been terribly mismansged but that
would have been in still greater degree, had the
State burdened itself with debt to aid them.
In relation to the Housatonic the Commissioners state
as follows
Your Commissioners have examined the affairs of the
Housatonic Railroad Company, and and that that tho
amount of notes on demand the l3h day of
April Is42 was $s6,a60
That the amount Of post notes outstanding at
the same date l73,225
Total $a59,s75
OF the circulation there has been redeemed 60.sso
Ios.7ee
Ofwhich $50 1858 stands pledged for company
debts, amounting to 42,s42 10
a4l 65l Is
Ada interest from Oct lsi2 TO April 18TH lsl3 l2176
Whole amount due for circulation, April 18th, .
lS43, $2oS's" ~
They state that the debt ofth Company is S3's'o
proposes issue pr ct. bills to redeem It's eircua'.n'
should fail of success in this The road ana properly
will he sold 10 meet their liabilities.
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Liabilities.

The circulation it appears less than in any year
since 1885, The following presents the aggregate condi.
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MovEMEN1s.-Col. Cox and lady have arrived at
Towards from Canada, on their was to England.
Also, the Hon. Thos. B. Osborn, from Fairfield,
Conn.
We also saw at Towards gentleman who left
Kingston on Monday morning; he says that Sir
Charles Bagot was dying, his physicians having
given him over, and discontinued reports.
Lord John Hay is at the City Hotel. tits expect
ed that he will wait here until the crisis is known
respecting Sir Charles Bagot, and then visit Kings
ton, and take home the family in the Warspite.
Professor Maffit is in Portland delivering lectures
Russell is in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs Brougham have commenced an en-
gagement in Boston
Dempster is in this city about making a western
tour.
Col K. M. Johnson was at St. Louis on the 9Th
inst.
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City Intelligence.

HE YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE OF the de-
mocratic party held special meeting last evening at
Tammany Hall, avowedly for the purpose Of select
ing committee to receive President Tyler on his
arrival in this city. Resolutions were presented,
favorable to the denomination of Martin Van Buren,
for the presidency, which were amended, and de-
bated upon until very late hour, without any re-
suit Particulars tomorrow.
Aims HOUSE ApPoINTMENTs-Th following ap-
pointments were made by the Aims House Com
missloners yesterday Peter Henrietta, guard !;
John Ridden, do; Lewis Bovine, do; J. ]. Meow
en-, do; James Downey; do; Jonathan B. Shay,
shoemaker; p A. Ostrom, farmer John Fitch,
assistant steward; John Maize, carpenter; Edward
Patterson, counsel; David Boyce, shoemaker
John Mullen, hearse driver; J. Fairchild, Superin-
tendant of factory; Mr. Smull, officer; Jacob Col
win, do; Robert Brown, baker.
PoLrCE.-But little business of special interest
transpired yesterday at either of the police Offices
variety of stolen articles were recovered by police
officers, including quantity of cloth by officer Ste
yens, four copper kettles, by officer Collins, &C.,
for which owners are wanted.
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Total, 1913. 2.37s9i7 1,o,s75l 438752 s,79s 1922
The leading features of all the banks Tor
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ton of all the banks:-
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UPPER CALIFORNIA Feb IL, lS43.
The United States Squadron in Caiiformia-Fime
Country--Fine Shooting-Fine Fishing-Fime
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
From the Oxford Mercury.
WHIG MEETING,

Pursuant to previous notice the Wings
Of Franklin held meeting at the Court
House in Louishurg, on Saturday the
18th Of March, ls43. The meeting was
organized by calling Col. H. ]. G. Ruflin
to the chair and appointing N. B. Massen-
burg secretary. The chair briefly stated
the object of the meeting; when, on mo-
ton, committee of five was appointed
to report resolutions for the action Of the
meeting, consisting of Daniel S. Hill,
Nathaniel r. Tunstall, Col. James A..
Whitaker, Benjamin F. Foster. and DIR.
William r.. King; who, after having re-
tired for short time, reported the follow
ing resolutions through the chairman, viz:
ResoiUed, That by an act of Congress
it became the duty of the last General AS
sembly TO lay OF the state into nine Con-
gressional districts, which act requires
tina. they shall be laid off so as TO be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS AND
PAMPHLETS,

United States District Court for the District oil
Maryland March Term, 1913,
United States VS.. Elder.-This was
a suit to recover the penalty imposed BY
the Post Office law Of 1925, for a~viola-
ton of the 30th section Of that law, by
writing or putting memorandum on the
margin of newspaper or pamphlet sent
By mail.
In this case il was in proof that the de-
PENDANT, Mr.. Elder, of the firm Of Elder,
Gelston g. Co., wrote on the back OF a
printed paper or pamphlet containing a
tariff Of duties or Price Current these
words: " From Elder, Gels,on e. Co
Baltimore" and sent the pamphlet "a,
correspondent in Louisville, who refused
to pay letter postage thereon.
In compliance with the requirement o
the law il was returned here, a place IN
The hands Of the United States Attorney
for the recovery of the penalty. For IN.
United States it was contended that sucl
writing was within the prohibition OF TN
soth section of the act of 1925, and sub
jec, to It's penalty. The opposite groun'
was taken by the defence, and, after argu
men, upon the construction Of the law
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

{" eouPsse1 sfoontiEa0nslienii0 = dat
ne Presrnl management rs bera made
~ - aceidsnial msjonsy solely With !
Flew 20 seenEe Inc ascendanry az lheir
party IN opposition 70 he wishes &C . ma
lofiiy 81 he people Of this state and in "
olaiioa Of he spirit of said aei.
Kssolrsd. That lhis accidental majoTi-
~. in violation Of their Own repeated
pledges % he people By which ihry -
cared their aseendaney. have used their
power entirely Cor party purposes-ihsl
they have not redeemed thrir promises.
but have gone counter 20 them-and have
adjourned without doing : single act Tor
ihs good Of The people. exeepl he ses Of
adjournment
Resolrrd. That notwithstanding our
district has been. among Others. laid OF
with view 10 prevent The voice or The
Wings from being heard in our national
councils. we. relying upon The justice
Of our cause and The ultimate triumph Of
our principles. will use all just means 10
ourselves 70 secure their ascendancy; and
we cail upon our Wing friends through
oni the district 10 renew their vigilance
and increase their efforts 10 elect Wing
representative 10 abe next Congress.
RssOired. That for Ibis purpose we
deem il highly important that conyen-
ZION should be held al Henderson, Gran
vile county, al some early day, 10 select
a suitable person as the Wing candidate;
and we suggest Saturday, The 29lh day
Of April next, Is the proper time for that
purpose.
ResolVed. That we earnestly recon-
mend to the Wings Of the other counties
Of this district 10 hold meetings as soon
as practicable, and appoint delegates 10 The
said Convention.
ResOired, That the chairman appoint
a sufficient number OF delegates to repre-
sent the Wings Of Franklin in said Con.
yenlion. =s-
Which resolutions being read, were
unanimously adopted.
Under The last resolution the chair ap.
pointed The following delegates, viz: Ma
thaniel r. Tunslall. Col. James A. Whit
aker. Daniel s. Hill. ID. f. Foster, Rich.
ard Noble, Isaac Davis, Levin Perry, Jes.
Sc Person, DR.. John 0'Brien, Thoma:
HAYS, Alexander Moore. Joseph Sims,
Maj. Tallever Terrell, James Murphy,
FWm. b. Hunter, Thomas X. Thomas,
Redding Perry, Alexander Mcknight
Pay,on r. Tunsiall. and N. b. Massen
burg. On motion the name Of the Chair
man was added 10 the list Of delegates.
On motion il was - eu-@
RssolUei, That the proceedings Of ,hil
meeting be signed by the chairman ant
secretary, and forwarded Tor publication
to one of the Wing papers in the District
with request that the other Wing pa
pers in The District and the Wing paperl
in Raleigh publish the same.
| sa. II. J. G. RUFFIN, Chm.
N. b. MAssENBuRG, Sec'y. .a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
Thursslay, April o.

Oar readers win perceive. By The pro-
seeIings in another column. lhai our
Wig friends in Franklin have selected
delegates. andiPrOpOse 70 he OihsreOun-
,.s Of he dislrici 10 hold a Convention
!, Henderson on lhs 29lh instant, for he
purpose o. nOmina'i"g : Wing candidate
cor Congress. We hare had but liuls
opportunity Of consulting The Wings Of
Al. county on the subject; bur il Ihe olh.
or counties in The disIriet are disposed 10
move in the matter, We presume Orange
xill mol hold back. We thank our friend
Of The Oxford Mercury Tor his cOmPli.
msu,. and shall endeavor 20 hold our
Gun in readiness 10 do duty when The
Orange phalanx moves out. though ne do
M, desire 10 take the lead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
Town Ordinance.

at meeting Of the Board o: Commission
SA crs Of the town Of niIsboEoush, held on
Saturday the nth instant, the following trd-
nance was adopted.
Ordered, That publication be made in the
tIiIIsborongh Recorder, notifying the citizens
Of lliIlsborough, that the ordinanc, prohibiting
the discharge OF fire arms within the corporate
limits Of said town. will be strict y enforced
from and alter the first day Of April next. aud
that the Tewn Constable is required 10 report
To the Magistrate Of Police every VIC alton VI
said ordinance. 81. ~
By order Of the Board. sa .@aa
E. A. HEARTH, Torn Clerk.
Marrh 81. sc 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

A JUsT VIEw.-The suhjoined Gen.
lence, uttered by Mr.. McDuffie before the
rise Of notification m South Carolina. ex-
presses strongly a sound constitutional
sentiment. This paragraph (says the
Baltimore American) declares sentiment
which has something more than a lheo-
retical importance. The idea Of State
sovereignty, independent and absolute, no
longer dwelling in the regions Of abstrac-
lion, has become an embodied principle
and is recognised as practical measure
Of State policy; and, by a singular perver-
sion Of reason and Of words, il is declared
TO be in its nature and application not de-
s!ructive, but preservative of union. A.
this moment law of Congress directing
the mode Of Congressional elections is
set at naught in several States-the evil
results of which contumacy may not be
duly estimated until their actual presence
shall render all averting remedies impossi-
Bile:
IF. after the National Judiciary lsays
Mr.. McDufiie) have solemnly confirmed
the constitutionality Of law, IL is to be re-
sisted by the State rulers. Tor vice versa,
if after the national Judiciary have So
lemnly declared State law TO be uncon-
stitutional. it is to be enforced by the
State rulers the Constitution is literally
at an end. revolution ofthe Government
is already accomplished, an anarchy
waves his horrid sceptre over the broken
affairs Of this happy Union"
Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

wm. II. Faulkner alias VIM r. Jones,
charged with the murder Of Thomas Bled'
soc in franklin in November ls4l, was
arrested in Pil,sylvania county, Va, on
the els. ult and has been conveyed 10
franklin 10 await his trial. lie had mar
ried second wife. with whom he was
living at the time Of his arrest, although
he had left a wife and Eve children in
franklin. lie passed by The name o.
VIM. r. Jones. and was employed BY
Col. Wilson as oyerseer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

The Naval Court Martial ordered to be
held at Norfolk, for the trial of Command.
er Ramsay and others, assembled on
board the United States ship Pennsylya-
MIA on Saturday last at eleven o'clock.
Present. nine members Of the Court. in
GLIDING the President, Commodore Ken.
nedy;) absent, the Judge Advocate and
four members Of the Court.
Alter organizing itself, the Court al.
journed over to Monday, this day.
We cannot help here remarking that
the frequency If Courts Martial in the
Navy has become a grievance, il not a
nuisance, both 10 the service and TO the
public, TO the latter il being uncomfortable
that any advantage can arise to the Navy
or to the country from large portion ol
the efficient officers in the service being
constantly employed in the trial Of indi-
viduals among their brethren in arms. II
Is the general opinion, We believe, that
too many Of these trials are ordered upon
frivolous charges, unworthy Of occupying
SO much time Of valuable officers who
might be well occupied in duties more
acceptable to themselves, and Of much
greater consequence 10 the Government,
than inquiries whether upon some occa.
sion perhaps of little moment) Lieutenant
A. B. or Midshipman b. c. has not done
something or other which. under severe
construction, may he considered 10 have
been disrespectfpi 10 his superior in rank,
or unbecoming in him as an officer or o
gentleman. We believe that the Secre-
tary of the Navy could not do more po-
pular thing, than 10 come 10 a determine.
lion that henceforth no Court Martial shall
be assembled 10 try, nor Court Of lnqui'
~ 10 investigate, any charges but such as
he himself shall believe to be not only
rel, founded but essentially criminal il
established by proof.
II this rule cannot be established. then
let il be made one Of the Rules for the
government of the Navy, that any Officer,
preferring charge or charges against q
brother officer, shall, in the event Of fail
ing 10 substan,iate such charge or char.
ges before a Court Martial. be subjected
10 the same punishment as would have
been inflicted, under the Rules, upon the
accused if found guilty.
Our word for it, such regulation
would effect marvellous reformation in
the quality and quantity of charges pre-
ferred to the Department against Officers
in the Navy. Nat. Inlet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
Attention.!
Msreh IS.

TO the commissioned and n0n-e0mmis-
stoned Offers and MnsieiGns belong
ing 10 the FIST battalion Of The an
Regiment.
wOU are hereby notified and commanded "a
~ attend II Adam NJ. Douglass. on Friday
the 23lh nf April. AZ ~ o'clock. far the pnr
pose Of drill musirr and ronrt martial; and ca
Saturday the 29th. ~ ~ n'clock. you will Al.
tend with your respective companies armed
and equipped 90 the la~ directs, with ioUI
rounds. % powder. Tor battalion sx' rrise.
p. S. The Musicians belonging 20 the 47tl
Regiment will attend wiihaui fail.
JOHN c. DOUGLAS, Lieut.. Col
March 81. ........ .. CT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

The MAINE BouNDARY.-A report
made by six out Of twelve members Of a
joint committee Of the Legislature Of
Maine, in which the Administration. and
particularly Mr.. Webster. is severely
censursd for the terms in which the boun-
dairy treaty was negotiated. was rejected
in The House Of Representatives BY the
decisive vote of ~ 10 "a. The dissent
ing members Of the committee had no OPP
poriuniiy Of presenting a counter report,
as they did not see the report which was
made until jus, before il was presented to
the Senate. This decisive action Of the
Legislature Of Maine. we should suppose.
might satisfy the cavillers here that no
undue concession had been made 10 Eng
land. 10 the prejudice Of "one Of our
sovereign states"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

General Solomon Van Rensselaer,.
who served his country under General
Wayne, in several important battles. and
was wounded in siorming the heights Of
Queenstown, has been removed from the
Post Office at Albany. N. Y. by John
Tyler, and full-blooded Locol1co APP
pointed in his stead. Gen. Van Rensse.
laer was first appointed 10 that office by
Mr. Monroe, and served through the adj
ministrations OF Mr.. Adams and General
Jackson; but was removed by Martin
Van Buren,, reappointed by Gen. Harri-
son, and is now again thrust from The Of
fee by John Tyler Of Virginia!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

James A. Black, ESQ.,, recently elected
to Congress from the first distric. Of South
Carolina. twenty-five years ago carried
the United States Mail on horseback
through that part Of the state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

The United States ship Concord. was
wrecked on sand-bar al the mouth Or
The river Lorango, east coast Of Africa. in
November last. Capt. Boerum. her CON-
mander, Purser Hart, and James Davis,
ordinary seaman, were unfortunately
drowned. The surviving officers and
crew arrived Al the Cape Of Good Hope
in Portuguese brig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

fouEinrFd us nnIs hsn sFtF Fl he s,rF.
ntssssiiy ior ~ uhisn e 81 ras.iS. r,,.
I'D hanrsi nrn n ErsiSiihs he MA aaa
masrhassaus sadarsl,sm ~harh. 1ndrr ~
assumed sd shussd name Il Ilrm-rrarr.
has already e0ns 20 much % e,os,ssls he
best INTERESTS 81 he Slsls. sd lhIessns
lualhsr eslsmilis..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06

OHIo.-Ths Wing members of he lie.
gisiaiarr Of Ohio. previous % adjourn
meni. held meeting. al which several
spirited resolutions were passed. and n
address 10 The people ofihe stale adopted.
They recommend : National Convention,
but express = preference for Henry Clay
for The Presidency. and John Davis O
Massachusetts Cor The Vice Presidency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
Mantle

'GT srpeeT.ne 20 lie Jsaee ron haldisg liis
= Court, thai lhc husiaess apoal hs cisH ID. al
e. ~ the q me- rsnh.d BE- dsssp y tln ttrns a
is ordered By The said Judre. tat . ieras elsLs
Sul.s mar caar - Law foF this raauiy - leid
On the fret Als day IN lnns nrkt. srroTsinE .
the provisions 81 lhr act pass d a. III. lasa sss
sion az The General Assembly. sniillsx'. "sn
al Cor the more speedy standardization = jns-
tires u j. farther ordered. thai The cieik &c
this Court cause THE Older Ia be pub shed IN
the Hilshonngh ksssnies. snd sd.efiifsd %
the door af the rnii hsnse and three OF meIu
other pnh'ie places IL the rauniy.
fLP PaFIns aud N illnesses sie nniifird 80
aIirnd on AlondaY morning. ss u 10 axIattrd
that ihei nnit VII rnief in mrdialtl, upon tie
trial Sf causes.
JOS. G. NORWOOD. c. s.. c.
Manh "a. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-06
Weekly Almanac.
DahIiaS! ID ahIiaS!!
n Sa,Epsfffid E0EEpcsi0,s.

TiiE subscriber has Just received from the
- q .rden Of william Il. Prince &. Co., Flush
ing, near New York. rich variety Of Double
and single ID ,hlias, which he offers Tor sale 10
che citizens Of Hillsborough, and the surround
ing country, at very reduced prices. The
Dahlia has not been much cultivated in this
part Of the country, because Of difficulty Of
obtaining the roots; and now that IN oproriu-
nifty is offered, il il 10 be hoped that all who
have taste Tor f,wers. will add 10 their col
lection the DlhlIa, which in its numerous va
rittics, combine the richest shades and most
varied hues Of which nature is susceptible
EForders from the country will be prompts
ly attended TO.
THOMAS CLANCY, Agent.
April 5, 6S--