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Hinsborough Academy.

fl.HE undersigned, the Trustees of IRE his
rough Academy, have tue sstislseti.z
~ snaouncing 20 the public. that they have ss-
cured the services of Ne. JOHN A. ZINC.
HAM and Mr.. JAMES n. NORWOOD, wls
ss isiat principals will succeed Mr. William 4.
R:agham, the present abe head &C the school,
who reiifes from he chair 81 the sxYialiUn 81
this session
These gentlemen have been breusht m
smoEg ne. And from their high neral ehsrao-
ter. their experiences. and ksowa eaaLSga.
lions. both % scholars and teachers, The Tiss-
tees believe they may cheerfalIy ard heartily
recommend the school 10 the undimiaisAea
Coz fidenre nftle public.
The Trustees promise their ssrdisi saopsra-
iinn In maintaining and Advancing the present
reputation nf the school. sad the correct De-.
pertinent and thorough instruction Of the sta.
dents.
This institution 10 desisssd 10 be strictly
preparatory 10 the University, aad We are per.
sniiied 10 refer 10 The President and Hssully
with nspect 10 the character and qsslifea.
lions Of the instructors.
The Fall session wilt csnnsnss On Thsrs.
day the 18th day nfJulv prIi.
JAMES WEBs, THonAs CLANCY,
FREB. NASH, EBsuNp SrsspwIcr,
CAD. JONES, sR., JoHs w. NoRwoop,
JAMES PHILLHs, JoHk U. KisKIAxS.
JOHN TAYLOR,
May 8. "a
or Raleigh Resisisi. stssSsia, Fsysttsvits
Observer. Miiminstss Chross<is, Rdsaspn Co.
I lie, Nsubernish, HALIFAX Repsblissp; aud
Carolina Waterman. insst saes Q week -
18th July.
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Notice..

a Ii persons friendly 10 division Of orsnrs
co 'aty, are requested to meet Al George
Poust's on Saturday the s5th Of this month, 90
devise ways and means TO effect said division.
and relieve themselves Of the unjust aad ill.,
timed tax 10 build q new court house.
The object Of the meeting will be he ask and
insist upon oil the magistrates OF the eosnty
to attend On Friday of May Court next, and
reverse the order 10 build new court house.
(fit be worth any thing.) and revoke the trust
eontiJed to the commissioners, who have -.us.
ed the confidence placed in them, aaa let the
subjec, rest uatil the county division eue.,ie >
is settled. The meeting will also prscess 10
adopt and further all measures which will in
their npinioa advance the claims and vindicate
the rights Of The western people.
WESTERN PEOPLE.
May ~. ss-
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SELECT
Classical and Mathematical
SCH Oh.
SELECT

InHE subscriber. kstIss rssisasd the charge
Of the fiiilsborough Acadeay, sontess.
plates opening Select Sehosi, tselvs m les
south west OF Hilliooroush. aud the sane die
,snee,- west nearly, from Chapel Hill. His
leading motive is 70 educate his osa SOFAS n tis
eoaatry; and HE selection has been sads with
special reference 10 this object.
For details apply to him pos, paid st t3ills.
boroagh, till Nsyemser next, when The school
70 10 begin.
w. J. BINGHAM.
Hill,beroneh, May 8. ss-
81 Raleigh Register. stasdard, Fayetteville
Observer. Wilmington Chronisle, Edenton Ga.
zette, Newbernian. Hslifsx Republican, and
Carolina Natcismsn insert twice month fer
hive months, and forward accounts 10 lhis y.
dee for payment.
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Died. N Ms couniy. On the I4lh inst.
Mn. RUrH JArKsox, wife o. Mr.. James
jackson. senr- eyed about 50 years. SAs
loa ; danghisr hui ssEea Days before; and
from he tenor Of thra hses there 10 nlrh
reason % hope thaf mother and daughter
hase had joyous meeting IN thai word
where parting shah be no more.
Died. OF consumption. On de morning
Of de iith of April. At the residence q A.
DOnfear. IN die city Of New Orleans.
RIcHskD TRorIxR. second 90. Of Gen.
Thomas G. Polk. Of Marshall county,
Miss. formerly Of Norih carOlisa.
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FEaessdiuEt u iaFulr5st Is q glll5bo-
Eolih kerorts, 1nd N0rh Csf6.iEa
standard, ioT Pubiir1lioa. wilA : Fsenss1
llfui IL &c Demorfziie papers krsughoas
me ssir p1blish lhem.
The thanks Of rs messinx SIS nnw
rendered % the ChaiEman and srersssries.
and On motion alljosrned.
JONATHAN CANT, Ga.
J Jass H. sass' s.eraariss.
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Private Boarding
FOR THE SIMMER

A Few Families can be accommodated with
n boarding for the Summer mnnths, on res.
sonable terms. asthe residence 81 the subscri-
Der, one mile and q half from II llsborouyh.
The healthf"iasss OF this region OF country 10
proyeTbial, and iis contiguity 10 Hillsborough
renders il very convenient. Any family wish
ing boarding for the Summer with the UNDER
signed, will please 30 TO inform him BY letter
at "A carly date.
JOHN WITHERSPoON.
Tpsculum, May rs. si-
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aaet 1aEf EaEly = snruls ~ asaeas9
ihs Mhig fiekei II Us cusniy. .Pdlli
op,aaaa sssns Already . have 6esiTnasla
ne candAaaiea bon . genera messinx
deslfsd . gsea kaller sxp<eszion 10 IA
opanApn- Lei every Wig afend Who
can
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TO THE WINGS OF ORANGE.
w The Wings Orange are request.
ed to meet in Convention at Hillsborough,
on Thursday Of May Court, the sOth in
slant, to consult on the nomination Of suit
able candidates for the Senate and House
Of Commons Of our next Legislature. and
for the transaction of other important bu.
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Notice..
May IL.

4 IL. perssns HON j, may concern ~ill take
notice, that I have given freedom 10 ny
son THOMAS JEFFERSON COUCH. 10 trans.
ACT business for himself, in az full and 90 free
manner as Il he had arrived al the full age Of
,wcaty one years. and for his engagements
shall not bold myself in any wise responsible.
HARDEN COUCH.
Mayii. 2s-
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DEMOcRATIc MEErING.

NM@&@&@ $3.50
AZ meeting held Il the store ar Abss
6nfhs. In Capt. Joseph Bakers Dissics
IN tins eonniy. On he 9Th of April last
Tor Che purpose Of appointing deieea,as 4
attend n Hillsbor0Egh On Tuesday of nexl
May court. for the purpose Of nosninasips
suitable persons 70 nun - candidates for
The Senaie and House Of Commons a. 0ur
next General Assembly; On motion, Mai.
Philip CfaEford was called 10 The chair,
and Thomas E. Gnffs appointed secrela-
~.
On motion. Alexander Mehane, ESQ.,,
Gen. Benjamin Trolinker. George Jordan,
ESQ.,, William Crawford. Joseph Baker
senr., David MeAdams and DR.. Bedford
Walker were appointed delegates.
On motion, the chairman and SECRETARY
were added 10 ihe delegation.
On motion, the proceedings Of this meet
ing were directed TO be published In the
Hilsborongh Recorder and Standard.
PHILIP CRAWFORD, Cha.
THos. z. GkIrFs, See'y.
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A Baal sfihs Gated STATES. ssd sosnd
kallsasi eurfeary.
A TaHf Cor reseaus, xiih fair prolcslioa %
Gmeficsa Isdnsiry.
A haaesi and scononiesi sdminist ation Of
Che Nslisasl Cosernmsnt.
A eaaii.hls dirtnbsiion Of The Drseseds 81
ths ssles Of The pubir Lands.
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. May
Notice.

wHEREAS my son James n. Barriek, ala1
about four.eea years Of sge, ieft me about
the 18th Of April, wllhost my consent. this 10
theresore 10 furevaka al persons from trusting
hiro on nay account. as am determined 10 pay
no debts Of his eontrocsinr.
JOHN BARRICK.
May sth, 1914 s4-3w'
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RAIL ROAD AccIpENT.-The train Of
cars which left Baltimore on the evening
of the ith instant unfortunately came in
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V- A meeting q ,he FIal Rirer Ga,

Club VIII be held At Mr.. James Rays. on
Saturday next, the 18Th instant. Mem
ben Of other Clay Clubs and the public
generally are invited 10 attend.
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POLITICAL NEWS.

We derive the following infurmstion.
interesting To the whole country, as 10 The
views and intentions OF the Admlnisna.
unR, from the letter Of The very well.in.
formed Washington Core, ponden, OF the
Public Ledger. under dale Of Monday
LAST: Not. Int.
"The friends Of Presiten, T. Ter, you
may rest assured. are determined to run
him even IL M. Van Buren, is nominated
by the Bslumore Cons enuon, and IN few
day. you viii perceive the Madlsonisn
assuming iha, attitude. Mr.. Calhoun will
mol allow HE Own name to be used. though
il 10 very clear he will now oppose the no.
mins,inn OF Mr.. Van Buren, as Southern
statesman and on national grounds. The
sword is drawn. The d ffrrrnce between
Mr.. Calhoun aid Mr. Van Buren, is nov
no lnnger the d'slrie, sysem; but some.
thing tangible that comes home 10 the feel
inas Of The people. lam informed Tia. .
pretty general sweep will take place as
regards the corps Of foreign Ministers,
anu tnat Tue Uis>bUH wv tFbuuuu VIII eisu
undergo some change"
THE MISSOURI the passen-
gers by The packet ship Uu,ed States, ar.
rived at New York from Liverpool, We
notice the arrival Of Captain ]. T. New
,on and Purser r. NJ. PIice. OF the Uni
ted States Navy. Captain Newton was
the commander Of the United States
stesm.irgate Missouri, and has been de-
tanned At Gibraltar in recovering The pro-
perry from the wreck Of tina. vessel. a
large amount Of which he has cent home.
b fore leaving he executed aron'rscs foI
raising The hull and rema,ns oil the wreck
upon salysge---reserving the RICH. lor The
Government 10 tske every par. a an sp-
praised valuauon, tha contractors hrs,
landing the eng mes (which are supposed
10 be un,ujured) for The benefit OF the
Government without salvage or charge
The xork wa. t, be commenced imme'
d,s,ely. There is great probability o
every par, Of the remains reaching th'
United S!nes. Nof. h,tfe.
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FOR THE PILES

FAD the following interesting and sraeee9 Of
II Piles Mr. Bowmaa, adstnguiahed erGtisnss esidng
Broadway has been afflicted with fies fog terry
foul appetite Ad liver orpd occasional palpinsS eoune
pale and langud empain. Of Paus es ess ndneys
bowels attended with pile much irAe0sA times
produce intense SUFFERING other times ressvln them
selves by aponse discharge Of blood inducing debility
the The back from t long conaaed irritation had
with mpchdicuy that he cou walk his step was feeble and
years for this compliant and mad obtained only temporary
lief emit iy cured. having taken only three boxes Of
my FILE ELEcruARy has tave more than two thousand
mics since and feels no return of the complaint well
and active he thirty aud attributes ell
TO that eatmable remedy, Dr. UPHAM PILE ELEcrUARY.
READER this only Of hous md similar cured by
The same The Pile Electuary intern nj remedy
sold by the proprietor his Office 1856 BowERv doors above
Spring street Advice gratis Remember 1876 Bowery Agents.
j.. Warner Co Utica T. b. Fitch 4 Co. Syracuse L..
u. swan, Rochester Coman u Co. Buffalo
Am Avs
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTEkL'3 PREVENTIVE fVWIEhn:
Europe bat France particular, for upwards Of thirty yea
sf. and efescoss remedy Tor srred ladies' whose health for
bids a rapid increase Of family -
The results of their adoption the hnppirs the heslths
often the life OF aeconate wife aad fond moth
touch within the limits of adv crtise
which affect not only the present well 6eias OF
bur well known that the families Of the married often
beyond the happiness who them birth would
detael In does the hard working father,
and especially the mother Of family remain slaves
olnx but live and Living bu; to toll when they might have
enjoyed comfort and comparative ahuence; and and toll
have weighed down the spirit and at last BROKEN the health OF
intentions her athercss offspring from be.
coming degraded objects Of chayor progate voares vec1
Even though competence and plenty smile how often,
aas the days OF the kind husband father embittersA
bodng the emsciated form and declining health OF ths
companion Of his BOSOM she had reached the Of
thirtyfast sinking premature grave-wh the certain
prospect OF himself being early bere OF the partner Of hs JOYS
aessr Alterations and wacha .oends which mother
alone bestow not time when least abs 70
support the hrartrcnding affection Is desirable thenic
oraor parents increase their families regardless Of
when simple easy healthy and remedy within
contro The advertiser telling the importance tins subecI
estimating the ben TITS resulting 70 thousands by the
adoption Of prescribed BY her, would eouss
and preventeys to which subject by sinpls
and healthy within our conIoi Every dspassoss,
vuous and esIiShtessd mind, viii uneslsasngiy answer ~
Price five dollars package. accompanied with full and
cuar directions They can be sent by mai TO oil parts Of the
United States. ...
Letter; be POT Rsid and sddses;sd T. BOZ $685."
Principal ofee, la Greenwich street. New York. Oes
hours from A. n. tosr NJ. Boston oicc No. Essex 81
al0 1m*m
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pORTUGUEsE FEMALE Pulls

= IsyyI;HIET Up iHGftHSB bF ,,,,--
jiE scicatiGc c.nbinafoa OF OF which thss
pils compc1c have mad. them the wonder aud stmi
rsfinn Of world They known all Europe
the only prpstcn eyer dseoyred that s, proved nyarsb
eases being such that they must oscd during
for though always mild safe and healthy, they essR
produce miscarriage If used during that period.
The directions translated into Enxsh, and eaveopes
road with the seal Of the importer DO.
tins the signature OF NJ de Boudcloqpe, and the English III
rectons have the signature OF Dr. r. 2LVEAU, suthoses
agent for TIE continent Of America.
They can be er,mltted by mail 20 any part OF the Ls
tbs United Sut, o ID. ia Liberty srcss scar Grcenwch a.
frise thsIf boxes 81, NO half boxes sent By mail sos
Mesvsau box a. New Yof will xssi With iinucsr.- s.e
s!ob. All letters mpst bs paid. no 2m'm
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

citizens a cted th form variety
~ of syphtc mereura other discase who have been
only by the Quacks It'll which N York abouuds
better carefully perue the following letter Dr Cope
cir Last Jny contracted certain disease and i'm
week connped " h him two months, but gradually
tors ana each promised positively at length
discovered the object Of these cy aud they
were NOT doctors concluded to into the h,spt where
the doc or kept me under course of for eight weeks
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous give medicine,
and ADVISED souhern climate left the hospital and by ad
vice Of several friends placed myself under yonr the
first Of January last well and restored to perfect
health. l wish this Published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N. Y.
Dr. Cooper matter how long
standing Of geet structure and seminal weakness ana mid
Of aaes ia 48 hours, withom interfering
with the patients habits With one execution III cyo'.r Is
the only regular physician who advertise IN ew
York Dr. Coopes Office, IA Duane street two doors from
Ell No rur no
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cEMALk MONTHLY PILLS.

EEKALk MONTHLY PILLS,
OWING the celebrity, efficacy and inysrablo 81
Madame Rtells Female Monthly Pills in all OF III
regularity sapprssoA oppsge Of those functions Of
which tho health Of every female depends since
tner nrooccscA into the United about seven years
ecphris. and limitations co>stant, attempted 70 ,;
twelve esan box gu ap IL different bors. and ssi,sa
possible At dollars box Females are thetsoft
cautioned against these attempts impose upon them
sufficient that all emele Monthly Fills are eoa1-
.fei except those sold Madame .osts!ls Principal Cet
las Greenwich strees, New York. and Essex sueet Bosos
Price 81 MsSsHs kssteis siGRasrs wnssss On the sovs
Of each Dor.
the ,s.s ;nsij. of zach boz alo insn
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
AE GINE IL l,Il Al LII nENII SIEX

NR A. e. CASTLE, lal BROADWAY, corner
- Of WHITE STREET, has Paste for filing
decayed hollow teeth 1t be pat into the most tender
teeth without any pain Inconvenience with which be-
mpacted into ON hard solid body thus and
htlsio painful and useless sound
ALL CASES thsa eces. Of e!traet,on Lfdis. !hs mos.
vivid is efficacy Ihe Editor Of the Evening Pos:
Castle the teeth with great and
all respects perfect for life" The Syn .DT Castle Ia:
teeth" mos. eminent gentlemen Of tho Medical Faculty
hins the teeth T9othsche pills one Of which put in the
~ CHEXR. pON ANGEL s5sE!L! CALDERRCN DE LA
from Donna Isabel Queen Of snain to the United States
have known Pr T. Castle for many years as success.
knowing his worth and his being gentleman Of strict ntsg
the aid Of his professional services. . 49,
would also recommend his excellent Composition for filling
teeth having in many its superior efficacy.
(Slgned.) A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
Dr. A. G Castle refer: s,u to the Spanish French and
Rear Admiral Walton. Lord pMorPsth. Gen. MeC,t!y'
ciety, g. N. Y: Mn General Gaines j. 3. Beck Nj. D Dr.
j. A. Smith, DR.. 4 DelaGeld Dr. Bcadie Dr. Boyd, DR.. Blu
Dr. J. C. Cheesman Dr. IT, STEPHENS. Dr. J. Tory.
Or Baylies, DR.. VIM Grayson Dr. Denng &c &c. OfhceI
38 Broadway. my6 lm~ec
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QECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY SYRUP,
for Of eossh. cold, asthma pains
which anxious inqnrs. have been atey made and
Faculty, can be mad the following places sami fal
1876 West street, James TaTnn 2ss Greenwich streets
and ve'sry Streets " Allen. I IS Dnysi9q ,,ress De
wich streets Mr. Kst 1877 Canal street, Drug Store Of
Walker and Centre Ward 279 Spring street; Mr.
Brewer Green and Spring streets; Mr. Somervle ourth
apd Wso;ter streets; NJ R,ehaId MeDouga and Wsyery
SMITH, Varck and Broome; Benjamin Martin, CathaIne,
posite Oak street; Mr. Lppncolt vesy and Washpston;
ston, Green and Fourth Mr. Hart Grand and Norfolk
Knapp 200 Yves, street; C. WThea SO Grand street; H. +
kierted Spring and Broadwsy; ~ H. Bunce's genth and
Cathane Gilman and Conover, Laarps ase Spring
Streets Doscher 81 Oliver street; aud of tia ts2yretor
No. So vestry street. Price 37k cents per bottle
Brooklyn-A. Parsons 10 Fulton streee. oSS Gg Daily
Advertiser.
40 Inns
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INFORMA ION WANTED of JAMES 4. MILLEK,s
native of New York and Seaman by profession when last
heard from he Bristol Ensland 1890 SHOULD he 30
alive and New York he wi hear Of 70 his
nv street New YORK MI 3md&w*rrc
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical science is that Of M
rally received opinion Of the existence OF ncurah tery or
Excerpt indeed OF malfomatOn which
extremely Iar The inyar Bile and universal success Of hs
health which results wifi. becoming blessed mother,
who for pned chdless loneliness has fully eabh-
fact that usually termed durable BY
the use of the Proereave iIir Cordial 1t nfallsbe
N senura weakness u0r abus, debility incontnence and
the Of complaints arising from excess illness or
daon The fame Of t, wonderful Elixir Cerdisl Is Well 3:
tabshed sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
sufficient evidence Of its excellence sod the estimation
The undersigned the only authorised agent for this coun
Try
Price 81 bottle
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial packages
for by mail with full direction for preparing
Price Of package IS, making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, and directed TO-
Dr.. =. MELVEAU box q, N. York city
apr I'm D&W ~m Office 129 Liberty St
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vENEREAL DISEASE, PRICE 81 Il 81 PER BOTTLE.
DIR. HOLLIS VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
FOR onoNRRHoG, 81 PER BOTTLE.
THESE remedies net got for speculation They nave
yentor highly respectable Phy.ican formerly e the United
States Army who knowing their intrinsic merts now for he
first time makes them public that he is thereby ooihg
essential service to society.
The SPECIFIC fails to m he perfect and perma-
in Syphilis: primary and secondary where the
the whole either from neglect or
mpopsr treatment where the ab,e Of mercury has LEFT
disease equal the it has removed 1t completely eadi
retoIes he debatea frame e !;r pristine yigo!
Ghororrea and Glee with all their attendant train Of ills and
sness or danger from eSposure Th a. city Vegetable
remedies Full directions accompany each bottle.
Sold wholesale retail Dry Dock Drug Store
9Th st and Avenue andslph f1Stcn wbosse drug
Marhet Hudson Albany mes Hawks, Jr no
chester and b. G. Wells No. 5S Genessee At I'd door from
the cor Fayete st, Utica - -,
Merchants and Traders from section of North South
America canada West Indies and Mexco Obtain the
MEDICINE. liberal erq Ct tie pr9cpa agent hushss
their future supply in their respective places.
Post paid orders, cash. promptly attended to- and
the medicine safely forwarded a20 lms
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MADAME RESTELL,
TxMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, Ie Gresk

witch street. between Courtlard, and Liberty whore
s!e be consulted with the srctest sondeaes
plants incident to the female finma.
Msdame Kes,es experience and know,edge nestre4'
OF obstinate female resuaty steppa supprezsos
hc auch require bsn few days TO effect perfect
Lsdes desiring proper medical sendnee derna coafnciaer
indispOsiion, will be accommodated during
tiae, with privatc and yesyecfAole board.
Prev Powde' for married ladies', defeats
health iorbids too rapid Of family, viii ia
BY mail OF ne United states Price So
age All iettes (pastpaal addressed cox, sss ew Eori
NostoA Office No. ] kssex street"
NJ b.-.Nladamc N&S ALL wonid iafosm ladies reading
Of the city, who make convenient the
city, that shs would devote PERSONAL attendance
CT hs Daifsx ct:ss withs reasonable dis
Tsne
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia MI ES q II DON BEN N E TT,

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEw YoRK HERALD-A daily paper, issued everJ
morning Of the week-prce TWO cENTs copy County
Subscribers furnished the rate for any pecc period.
THe WEEKLY HERALD-lssued every Saturday morning n
ten ocock--Irice QUARTER cspy-iuf-
oshed to country .upscrbe Per annum IN advances
ColRErorpEnTs requested address their let $50
JANns eosDor BsuHHrr, Proprietor ana ESscr-NlS 10
srr "a bannsss uEsths poztpsz.
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TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND
THE BRAZILs


THOMAS ROBERTS & 60 1, of III Fulton street, tfor.
meriy Of i04 Broadway inform the erponrg merch,ns
of New York that their popular medicine, PA kS LIFE
PILLS put up spanish por.eaaes, French snd German
gusscs to the excel aud efficacy of TIE medicine
Agents for Louisians-A; Olive, Co.; New Odeans.
Csnada-Alhed Savage u Co, Montreal,
sale Of T. ROBERTS Co,
n5 im~n III Fulton street, New York
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CAUTION TO EEAiALEs

MADAME kESTFLL, FEMALE PHYsICiAN, uosls
Iva inform ladies' Who with deiicaey, have repss
rsses 20 the OF their except by Of
own eek N she attends 70 them pcrsorly he5
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President of the Senate. He was waited upon
with much courtesy and polteness by his colleague
: Soy. Bagby. "'
The TARIFF.
Gov. BAeBY proceeded to make his speech upon
the tariff motion of Mr. Evans
Instead of undertaking to report this speech
it is flushed endeSyor to give you the substance OF
II condensed. &c. &