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The New York herald., 1845-08-04

md esgerness to grasp he partly split and some Of
by the tearing of the handkerchief that II tied
lost dock and scattered among the stones of the
wharf He Immediately proceeded to the Office Of John
axton, Esq. South street, agent for the New Haven
inc. whom Thomas considered as his boss and de-
iivered all the money to him for safekeeping and for
he benefit Of whoever may be the right owner The
unusual honesty of this transaction induced at much
'rouble, to ascertain who James Thomas was, &c We
ind that he is fine specimen of the blood Of Africa
lie Is very poor, having wife and three children to
support out Of SIS per month His neighbors white and
eolored give him high character for industry sobrety
md good behavior. His wife and himself are exemplary
members Of the Methodist Church and he told gentle
man, with earnest simplicity, and no doubt with truth,
that i was owing to his religion that he wthsood the
emptation for he says his first thought was that no
one would know-that there was no owner-that SO
much money would buy him little comfort for his
amiy !" but he says he thought about the honesty,
md thcn prayed to the Lord who Immediately directed
aim to Mr Saxton We trust that the owners of this
recovered treasure will reward this honest literally
20 that he may indeed buy him some little comfort"
Tor his wife, and educate his children to follow in his
honest footsteps
CoRoNERs sOrFIcE-AUGusT 3-DRowNEp.-The Coro-
called to hold inquest the body of an un-
known who found drowned at the foot of Duane
street.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

DR.. REEsE.-The character of this gentemans
official career may be well learned from that of his
defenders. Bigot, native" sectary, raving fana-
tic, and David Hale, are all loud-mouhed in advoca-
cy Of the Doctor-the modest Doctor-the liberal
Doctor-the poor, perseculed Doctor.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
To POst-Mnsfers.

1t is not generally understood by Post-Masters
that the new law enjoins them, when communica
ting the name and address Of newspaper subscri.
bers. TO report the same TO the Post-Oflce OF New
York CITY. The omission Of this has led to much
deay in forwarding the Herald to subscribers who
have paid their money to country Post-Masters.
Sending the proprietor of journal draft on the
Post Master, and directly to the PostOfice, has
led 10 much confusion and no nconsiderabe trouble.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

MILITARY VISITORS 1t will be seen by the letter
from Charleston, in another column, that amilitary
company of that city intends to visit New York in
week or two. They will muster on the 10Th inst,
and parade on the 2lst They will stop at the Astor.
and be received by the Light Guard This company
is very fine one they number about fifty musk cts;
their dress is dark blue coat with gold trimmings.
blue pants with buff stripe, small cloth cap with
a large Blume.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

Booty BRooKs AND PHILOSOPHER GREELY have
had a most excruciating, entertaining, funny, and
ferocous quarrel the subject of their relative pre-
tensions to religion and poetry. Each charges the
other with being an infidel, and SO at it they go,
tooth and nail-a notable illustration of the old fa-
bic Of the pot calling black face at the kettle Amia-
bic philosophers and eminent christians, do cease
your quarrelliing and embrace like brothers
Blockhesds with reason wicked wits abhor
But fool with fool is barbarous civil war!
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

VuLAINY.-The front of the new church now
building in Broadway for the Rev. Mr.. Bellows, has
twice been most seriously and wantony defaced
Those who have seen the building probably recol-
lect the elaboraey carved heads at each side of the
main entrance. When they were placed in their
position, some rascs. painted them black. After
much labor this paint was removed by the aid Ct
chises, and the heads restored to their former beau
ty But they did not long remain so, for on Thurs
day or Friday night the noses of the heads were
knocked of, and the ornaments irreparably injured
They will have to be removed, and others inserted
in their place. An outrage Of this kind cannot be
too severely punished. Imprisonment is certainly
too mild, and some other mode of settling the affair
should be adopted some mode that will prevent a
like occurrence to this or any other building We
hope the perpetrator will be discovered, and the
Mayor owes it to the public to offer as large a re-
ward as the laws permit for his detection. The
church has already offered 800, and let the Mayor
add $500 to that Six hundred dollars may probably
bring forth the man.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

'tREES, THE REFORMED GAMBLER. Why does not
~ ''refn give us some explanation OF his stories
.,W wyatt 50 i!aty contradiclrd by the chaplain
u the prison at Aubunl
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THE WAR UPON THE JEsuITs-The Journal of
Commerce, with characteristic bgotry and lntoler-
ancc, came out the other day in erocious article de-
nouncing the Jesuits and rejoicing IN what it is dis
posed TO regard the prospects of speedy disso-
luton of that world-renowned order. Not long
since the same paper made most indecent and un-
christian attack on the Protestant Episcopal church.
Thus 1t is ever with sectarian bgotry-
Dealing damnation round the land"
on all notincluded within the pale of its own commu-
MON. Even Micheet, the French writer, who affects
TO approach his subectwth the candor and calmness
Ola philosopher discovers in his recent work on the
influence of he priesthood tho W OF Franoe .,
the same fierce and undignfied intolerance.
When the history of the Jesuits is fairly written
will be clearly that an institution which, for
three hundred years, has maintained such strength
and vgor, has had some more conservative and en-
during elements OF power and influence than mere
presty intrigue and cunning. Neither the philoso-
phic historian, nor the genuine christian, whose
heart has been enlarged by the vivfyng principle OF
love- can look without the deepest interest and SYM
pathy upon the records of the Society Of Jesus The
stern, heroic devotion and profound sagacity of Ig-
natius-the unparalleled sefsacrifices and unquench-
able zeal of Xavier-the exemplary humility and en-
llghtened philanthropy of Borgia-the cultivated
taste and extensive erudtion of Bellarmine-
the patient, unwearied zeal and exemplary virtue of
long line of successors devoted to the service of
the Almighty, certainly present spectacle calcu-
lated to excite the admiration rather than the cen
Of the rational observer. Much of superstition
error, folly, and hostility to the Liberties, civil and
| religious, ofmanknd, are mixed up with Jesuitism
but viewed IN whatever aspect, we can find nc
excuse, no palliation for the hssngs and hootngt
of that fanatlcal- bigory OF which the Rev David
Hale stands amongst the men of this generation, q
meet and fitting incarnation and organ.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

KNIFE AND FORK DIPLOMACY There is a vas
deal in that curious world called Washington which
has never yet been properly described The tricks
and manGuvres-the habits-the successes and
reverses Of the oficebeggars would fill volumes faI
more interesting, graphic and amusing than any
political novel ever written by egotiscal DIsraei
But there is another class Of possible still clevcre'
actlcians at Washington. 1t is composed of the
ofhce-holders. They may be called the school Of
knlfe-and-fork diplomacy. French cooks, and bot
ties venerable with the dust of years. are their
weapons OF offensive and defensive warfare. Next
session OF Congress the Knife-and-fork tacticians
VIII be busy, and scenes of feasting and revery be
witnessed very different from the "Noctes Am
brosiana" during one period Of the last adminstra-
ton, when patriarchal simplicity reigned in the
White House, and Jokes were crackedrand cabinet
questions discussed over salt-herring and apple
lack
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

United States Circuit Court.-The Clerks
Office ofths Court removed this day from the
occupied by the Clerk the u District Court portion
apartments fhe United States Marshall the
door, where the docket records and files Of the Court, will
be hereafter kept.
Persons desiring searches for judgments, instead ofsv
ing general searches in the United States Court
will please send distinct notices.
Tuesday, July 3. l045.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

THEATRIcALs In this city are just now in very
nourshing condition. The prospects Of next sea-
son are highly encouraging. Simpson has been stir
ring his stumps in London TO some purpose, and in
tends to astonlsh the natives" when he re-opcns.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

ilapcc in favor Of Canada players 62.

BEACON CoURsE.-The sport advertised to come
of to-day at this course, will be of very interesting
nature. There will be no back out, as parties have
been making bets TO some extent, play or pay which
is good evidence that the match advertised will be
contested.
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

THE STREETS Why do not the corporate author
tiles pay litrle more attention to the state of the
streets7 Yesterday Broadway smelled bad enough
to be under " native" rule. Mr.. Mayor, see to this
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

Medical Notice.--Thc Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
hereafter he fourth and las. column Of this
3aper. w. =. ElCHAKDsON, MD Agent
Once and Cpn.ntip Rooms Of the tolre IS NassaU It
The New York herald., 1845-08-04
Sporting Intelligence,

ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB-The result of the
recent contest the St Georges Club, of this
city, and eleven players of Canada at Montreal, re-
suited as follows -
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-" Take Il all in all,
We ne'er shall look upon its like again"

The amusements of the season, are in the " full
tide OF successful operation" Pic mic parties
have been all the rage thus far, and our beaux have
had many wild goose chase after lat visionary
phantom called "love;" and have, with but few
exceptions, given up the chase in despair. and are
now pnng away under the "deluslons Of hope, "
while the bewitching "belles" are smiling as gally
as ever, and look enticing, that doubt not they
will soon triumph over some bachelor, whose Ut,
iectIons have been bottled" up in his heart, ana
which, it is said, must be poured out upon =, mai
dens heart at particular tme and II ane couJ b ns
popped" out nicely, it never fails to proauce W'la'
IS called in natural philosophy-adhesio" kemem-
Der this ye "gaed ones"
The subterraneans have lately sprung up, phrnx
like. in brilliant plumage--under the ndomltable
Chen Head This gentleman is q hard iaborlng
man, with considerable spirit and energy, and is
oud in procaiming for reformation, upon the prn-
ciple that "republics are ungrateu" On Satur-
daw evening last. large and turbulent meeting was
heh AZ The market house. As the subterraneans
are composed of men from both political parties,
hev are looked upon by the two parties from which
they are sccedcrs, aposates to their former faith ;
.od LARGE numbers were in attendance 10 see and
Lear what they had TO say, in relation TO existing
evils in the community at large, which they % hear
The New York herald., 1845-08-04

S8pil1S S8,3004j2 8,068.8i
Tbs deposies In the banks Of the principal cities have
since May asth, dscrssssd ~ will ss seen BY the follow.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

agc,ev in .iHor, CassceN county, North Carolina,
valHE undersigned having been appointed Agent O
The HItna Insurance Company. OF Hartford, Con
nectcut for the counties Of Orange Guilord Granville
Person Caswell and Rockingham, in North M
d;ne the towns situated in those counties, and ol
the counties of Pitsylvana, Halifax and MeckennuIg
in Vrenia including the towns of DanyIlie, ComPet-
ton Halifax c. H. and Clarksvlle he is prepared 70
receive applications and issue Policies OF insurance
against losses by Fire. on houses, goods. wares and
merchandise including manufactured work q every
kind The amount of premium will range from one 70
three per cent? according the danger and risk BLANK
skeletons ofsurveys will be furnished on application 10
the undersigned, by letter or otherwise =
Maj JAMES M PALMER, of Hillsboreugh, DR.. J.
NJ LINDSAY, of Greensborough, and BENJAMIN c.
Cook, Esq, OF Oxford. have been appointed Sub
Agents. who will make surveys and policies OF lnsur-
ance will be issued through them.
The propriety of efccting insurance on property
daily exposed to loss by fire. calamity of frequent oc-
currence OF late, must be evident TO every rejecting
mind
When the destructive fire occurred in Fayetteville,
years ago, but few insured, and the loss to
many their all. At the late fire most OF them were
either wholly partially insured and some had neg-
gently suffered their policies to expire without renew
ing them. NATHANIEL J. PALMER.
Milton N c. Oct lst lS45. 569-If
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NORTH Carolina Institution
For The Deaf and Dnmb.

THIS Institution will be opened for the reception
Il Pupils, about the Ist of May next, in the City OF
Raleigh: Pleasant and commodOus buildings have been
obtained and it is earnestly desired that all persons hav
ing children friends who of this unfortunate class
will all practicable TO have them hear
the time ofopenning the School as possible.
For the present. Pupils will be received at any age be-
tween eght and thirty. The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be at all times under his and direction The female
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the Maron and the utmost attention will
be given and taken, to the comfort and hap
piness, well as the improvement ofal the Pupils
The terms for Session Of ten months will be hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board, Washing and Tnton,
including thu necessary Books and all expenses, cx-
cept Clothing and Medical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., one
halfsem annually in advance.
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
Advertisement .
All Communications the subject of the Institution
add essed to WESTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh (pOst
paid after the ls of April, 10 the Principal, will be
attended to promptly. NJ" -'0
Allapplications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa.
rents not able to support them either in full or in
part, should be made to His Excelency, Gov GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board .iaz-. ID
-r WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal
Feb 2, 1916. 5s5-f
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PETERS PILLS.
OR NERVOUS:

VHNHOSE who have suffered and are weary of suffer
II ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
ters Vegetable Pills remedy at once certain and i'm.
mediate in its effects. One single dose Of The pills ia.
ken the headache is felt coming on will cure
1t in one hour entirely lft
AS remedy in summer for bO,ceI complaints they
display their wonderful powers to admiration, and
far superior to any thing for those complaints
led 80 -szE.a.7l -
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf.
fered under the dreadful complaint for years.
In habtual cosveness they decidedly superior
any vegetable pill brought before the public and
one 90 cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach ofdoubt in the esa
ton of every individual.
They are invaluable in and hypochondrical
affections loss of appetite and all complaints to which
females alone subject. 80
They mild in their action and convey almost inn
mediate conviction of their utility from the first Dose
They may be taken by persons ofany and the feeble
the nirm, the and delicate are ~
their operaton because they clear the system of bad h
mors. quiet nervous rritabty and inVaribly produce
sound health. --l9i -a55. -
Upwards of three hundred and thousand boxes
OF these estlmabe pills have been sold within the lasf
twelve months in three States alone and more tha
three times the same quantity other states l1la
AS an ant-blous medicine no family should be with
outtnem. single trial of them is more satisfactory
Than thousand certificates.
In southern climate, these pills are administered
WIN uniform success Fer more than ten years the
verdict OF their efficiency has been pronounced and
could jury OF all they have relieved be summoned
IRON the North the South the East and the West mil
lions OF Voces would be heard in acclamaton oftheir
matchless properties The child and the aduIt-the
youth and decrepid old manboth sexes and ali ages
may alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
OF relief. Price fifty cents per box
Be careful to observe that the cover of each boy
l4 tAe TN e stamped Peters Vegetable Pill.''
For sale in Raleigh, by Messrs Williams, Haywood
&Co and also by Mr.. p b. Pescud. and generally "a
be found in all the Town in the State. - y =
August 8. 1870 5es-em.
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ST. mARY's SCHOOL,
Oct. 29, , 1s45.
Right Req. L. s. IvEs, D. D., VisitOr.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector.

hALElGH, ".
Right Req. L. s. IVES, D. D., Visitor.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector.
VWNHE winter term of this School, will commence on
the I1th of Nov, and continue till the 18th o
April.
TERMS. r-tE
For Board and English Tuition, per Term offs e-
Months, payable in advance, 800 OO
Tuition in French, IL 50
in Music on the Piano or Guitar, with
$3 90 for the of the Piano, % 90
Tuition the Harp, with $40 90 for use of
the Instrument, r.s.-1 80 90
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
N. B. Beds and Bedsteaos furnished by the choo
Pupils required to furnish their own Bedding and
towels, or to pay instead, 5 co. The Clothing of Pu.
pills should be distinctly marked with the owners name
full Exravagance in dress is contrary to the prnci
pies and practice Of the School, and Parents will
fer favor, by providing their children, only with the
plainest attire. Jewels and Lace prohibited. The
dress of the Pupils, in Winter for Sundays special
occasions, must be of Mouslin dc Lain or Meyino. of
dark blue color the Bonnet, Of Straw trimmed with
dark blue ribbon For their ordinary apparel they may
wear dresses of Calico Gingha, such other suitable
material, as their wardrobes will furnish. t.se.7
The Religious services of the School being held in the
Chapel of the Institution by the Rector Pupils have
rarely occasion to visit the City They allowed to
accept invitations in the City the day only, once
month, and never for the evening. l2set
They have opportunities of seeing their friends and
acquiring ease of manner in socety,-at the Soirees
which are statedy held ss3 5-gta.5s ls9l :
Sept 20. 1S45 sos af lfs:l4 - 569.tf. i,
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

FTis barely two years since the general ntroduc
IL ton of the Lucina Cordial into the United States
and in that period it has moi only spread its usefulness
throughout this hemisphere and sustained the repu
tation which it had previously acquired in Europe but
has also added to the renownof usrious by
the unriyaed powers it has been discovered pos
in the ofincipient consumption. The knOwl
edge ofts wonderful influence in renovating and invg-
oraon the human frame first suggested the idea using
it in this way and the results that medicine has been
added the catalogue for the ofincpent consump-
lion, which places the disease with due precaution un-
der the control of the patient is scarcely necessary
sufficient remedy in Gleet Flour Aibus difficult
painful MenstTuaon, incontinency of Urine and al
diseases arising from debation of the system where
United States, has taken precedence of all other medi-
cnes in such cases. and leaves nothing further be
hoped Er its cures being speedy Prefect permanent
and effected without pain or trouble.
For sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
g. Co.
August 8, 1916. SOP 6m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
NEW FIRM.
And New Goods still Coming!

SHE subscribers take occasion to announce to their
II friends and the public generally, tsat having gone
the Mercantile business in the House formerly oc-
cup;ed by H.. A. Badham s. Co., one door below Will
liams Haywood s. Co. they have hand and are con-
ty receiving, large and excellent supplies OF Sta
pie and Fancy
Dry Goods,
Together with Hats Shoes, and Boots, and Shoes for
Ladies' which they offer at cheap rates for cash or ON
short credit to punctual dealers Their stock Is such
that they will be able to furnish their customers what
ever may desired in their line of business and they
can confidently the public that their prices Will
be low and their terms accommodating as ihose OF
any House this side of Petersburg. They would most
respectfully ask heirfends and the public to give them
calls and if cheap and good goods and fair bargains WI"
enttle them to it, they hope to receive, as they Will en-
deayor TO merit liberal share of the public patronage
L. E. HEARTT.
]. F. JORDAN.
Raleigh, Oct 81, 1915. 57S St.
We have on hand large Stock of Negro Blankets
as well as heavy Brogans which will be sold cheap
Also, Kerseys. HEARTI q JOKDAN.
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NeU Fall and Winter Goods.
OLIVER s. PROCTER,
MERCHANT TAII.ORS,
lUELy Row,l FauetteriLe Street,

RALEIGH, N. C.
Ttco doors belOW the Wholesale and Retail
I@aOrs' Trimmings Establishment Of
JOSEPH j. BIGGs
nUR Stock of Goods is at hand, embracing French
" Black Blue, Invisible Green, Grass Green, Light
Dress Frock and Over Goats. PantalOon Stufs, con-
ssling Of Black French Doe Skin and wool dyed Cass
figured and plain Fancy colors of every variety.
and to suit al tastes Vestngs of Velvets, black and
fancy cot and plain; Satins black and ancy figured and
plain Challes, Of all colors rosted Silks for weddings
and understanding new in these pars,) in fact, all
Stocks Of every variety, Opera and Neck Ties,
ors, Suspenders improved plan, Gloves, Kid and
Silk, black and white Driving Gloves, Gen!lemens
before brought TO this market Silk Shirts Col
ars Bosoms and many things too tedious enumerate
Together with complete assortment of Tailors' Trim
Cotton Waddng and Spool Cotton. (and by way of max
ing up the assortment, few papers of Needes which
We TOO would sell at Wholesale and Retail
The above Goods not bought altogether for cash.
therefore want to sell them quick possible, and
TO make it inducement for customers to purchase,
will do now what we have done for two years-se cheap,
and that without compulsion We spent quite much
time in New York any body in our line.we think
bought Goods cheap; at all events, hazard
nothing in saying will sell cheap, and that is all
the customer for at last Recollect that Oliver
Proctor reduced the prices to what they If
get your clothing cheaper you indebted to them for
1t. Without disparaging others, we think we can sup
ply suit equal all respects 10 any House in The Unit
ed States, and at cheap ratequaly OF the goods
considered We avail ourselves ol the present oppOr
tunity to return sincere acknowledgements to
friends and customers. for the patronage uni
Gosmly received by since our commencement in busi-
ness Their kindness has greatly exceeded our merit,
trust by strictly attending to business, and
endeayoring promptly to fulfil engagements to have
ITS con- uH0Snce.
We receive every two weeks, through New York
correspondent the latest Paris London. and New York
Fashions. Persons furnishing their own goods, will
have them made with the neaness and despatch
though supplied the article entire. Orders from
distance thankfully received and promptly attended to-
OLIVER PROCTER,
Fayetteville st.. Raleigh, N. C.
5 doors South Williams, Haywood s. Cos Drug Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, l945. 57ls6t