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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
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nserisrrs 30 ssse New Esrh iasraiab
new lar, reducing he seles q pcsilges, d
rs OF the country, 10 reasonasie .oini, go.
Reraton this day, and the New York Herald
free to all subscribers residing within thirty
|sof this c4ty We annex a list of the towns
iced in this "circle OF freedom" which we
He'd from the Postmaster
POST OFFICES.
Thin thirty miles Of The City Of New York.
Xrs IN New YORK. OrFicEs IN NEw JERSEY.
ktoria Aquacknonck,
Aauveltville Belleville
#rooklyn Bergen
konx Bloomfield
Hblege Point Caldwell
&abbs Ferry Camptown
5ast Chester Chatham
atbush Elizabcthtown
ort Hamilton Elizabethport
flushing English Neighborhood
Iarlem Hackensack
arrson Hanover
tempstead Hanover Neck
tempstead Branch Hoboken
icksville Jersey City,
Jericho Little Falls
fings Bridge Madison
|lamaroneck Metuchin
|lanahasset Meads Basin
kewtown Morristown
New Rochelle Montville
North Shore Newark
Do Hampstead New Prospect
Nyack Orange
Do Turnpike Parsippany
New Utrecht Pascack
Piermont Plainfeld
Port Chester Paterson
Richmond Perth Amboy
Do Valley Pompton
Roslyn Pyramus
Rossville Railway
Rye Scotch Plains
Iarrytown South Orange
The Purchase Springfield
Tor ri willie Summit
sNasf hssset South Amboy
lFest sims Unisn
81 hite rgiua Westfeld
#9nbar4 West Bloomfield
Woodbridge.
4fc0 i Connecticut, Greenwich.
ROBERT II. MORRIS, PM.
re y, . annex the rates Of hostages, and to wha
a' Al la0bilg privilege can be used under thu
7 ieW. n went mistakes it should be cut GU
press 80
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ELYSIAN FIELDS-(HoBoKEN
Free Exhibition every afternoon, commencing on


Tuesday, July 1, mt O'Clock.
H. MCCARTHY has the pleasure announce that he ha,
and for sho tine with tina, Justly
nary and accomplished Prince OF ali Wonders YOING
FRANCISCO, whose beautiful instructive H,rnoo Yrs
ryTlEs have been the wonder and admiration Of ali Enrone
with that admired Vocalist Dancer Miss
DELI EMONS 80
The entertainments will with Young Franciscos
wonderworkipg HINDOO FESTIVITIES! selected from
lowingEgyptian Rings, Mystic Figure the Msdens Glove
Robes of Endor Cabastic Boxes Divnaon of obets An
nhilaon Of Balls and the Fakrs Ouandish Supper; after
which he will introduce the Indian Games after the manner OF
Indians al Malabar.
IL lntermisson of half an hour.
~ Dancing and Singing, by Miss EMONS.
Mechanical Exhibition Of the celebrated ACROBAT FAM
LIZ in miniature, consisting Of the following Marronetts;
lst, Hogan the Graceful Magi 3D. Joseph the Chinese
Clowns 3D. Marvo, the Naval Dancer; 4th Gardener, Ia
Girl; 7th Great Western as Peeg Smasbum.
After which, the buretta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife
to be performed by several Of the figures
every afternoon je 30 sire
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY NEXT
THE GRAND MARSHAL directs, that those Trade and
Civic Societies who have resolved celebrate the conr
National Anniversary will attend punctuayto the following
ORDER
The Line will be formed ga o'clock, AM in Prince
thence lah street and the 9th Avenue the 9Th
20h street down this the 9th Avenue this ave
TO Greenwich Avenue Carmne Canal and Greenwich
eiecs will pass by his Honor the Mayor and Common
hongh the Bowery Bond down Bond 10 Broadway and m
n oa Viii Se a B Rhss So
Ofth Operative Masons Grand Marshal Of the day
Messs. WM: GREEN, }Ofthe Hibernia B, B. s.. Aid
p. kERR1GAN, ) to the Grand Marshal.
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A HEART iufNMAsKED.;
n IT.. .f n.m>sf,r IF

Nj r.. Mowntt.-Just published and for sale
by BURGESS, STRINGER CO.
= EVELYN;
A HEART UNMAsKED;
II Tale of Domestic Life,
BY
Author Of Fashion," comedy; The Fortune Hunter"
&c. In vols, each rs cents.
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AMUSEM ENT'S.
PARK THEATRE.
FIR 4 NCH OPERA.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA.
Wednesday Evening, July I'D,
For the First Time this city WILDE odnced the celebra
RoB III R9Ppfr1ss s plABLE.
Robert. Amaud Bertram, M Douvry
Haimbaut, Cguriot Albert. Garry
Princess Isaeella, Mime Casiu
Price Of Admis.on-Frst Tier Of Boxes and Parauette,
$l Second and Third Tiers so cents; Gallery Is cents.
Doors open at O'clock and the Curtain will precisely
halfpast o'clock
NlBLO'S GARDEN.
u No Postponemen at this Establishment, OF
the weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway the S
loon protected and the New Saloon which from
the top and sides, eau be enclosed notice.
MR s" R1BER!r {,
The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres
Second Night ofsbe Bale. Pen psntemms by the
Tuesday Evening. July LIST,
Will be presented the original Vaudeville entitled
Madame de Ia Gsrde,. Mis-. II Matthew's
M,rod M. &c vssss de- M.,. ayoT
Col de Ia Garde, Chppendsle Louis, LeSere
To be followed by laughable Pantomime by the Acrobat
IA Will Afi Es%lyi s FT SIS AMANs
CONCERT A LA Mustard.
To conclude with Buretta ca led the
TRUMPETER'S DAUGHTER.
Muller uiIaG" Nickinson Robin Robin Bisseisi
Aa eh.snt Police Ill always be main
tam good order and 41sseE Er CT
Almited number Of o season ficEe will be disposed Of
Performance to cor-n,ence at o'clock Doors at
nalf.past7
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CAkD-Mk. DiNNEFORD respectfully informs his
"A friends and the public, that Mesrs De Verna and De Bar
having in the kindes rendered him the free
house for his BENEFIT. it will take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY Q,
THE CHATHAM THEATRE.
His old friend j. r. SCOTT has also voune cred his
services for the occasion, and will appear as
ROLLA.
~ OROZEMBO ........ MIR. DINNEFORD.
The friends of Mr. Dinneord who purchased tickets his
Benefit have taken place New Bowery on ednes.
day last which he grevously disappointed by ccum
beyond his control respectfully Informed they
will be good for the above occasion. il tire
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a. z; TuTTLE, Aqcto4eer.
p Of ITALIAN MARBLE. Bardsglio, Agate, sians veI
China Plated Ware Lamps &c prior 70 his departure 10.
I.ayIJACoB 8. RI ATT will SELL Wednesday, at {
o'clock M the large Hall in the Coliseum 40 Broad
the balance Of goods now landing from the ship Brook
lyn from Legho not rscevedin time for last compr
Temples FOUNTAINS, Tazzas fine Ricaxa China Figures
Services rich Plated Ware Tea Trays Clocks Lamps &c
The whole OF which particularly worthy the attention OF
the admirers oil the fine Another opportunity
come,
Also with which the sale will commence the balance OF
ods sold previous sale and called for To be sold oI
account Of former purchasers.
Catalogues will be ready the goods may be examined
Wednesday, al O'Clock r. NJ.
Terms-Cash: current money. 2ttm
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STEAMBOAT RoBBERIEs-On Saturday morning
officer Mack arrested on board the steamboat
John Henry and say; he IS by birth Russian. He
appears 20 be about 80 years of six feet high and
raher s,eer Henry was fully committed under the
ioii,ow'ng circumstances :-On n charge of stealing a
gold ePne wach chain and key valued at SEA- the pro-
perry ~ 81 moInerus D. Van vranken, of New York
boy on ooagd the xnckcrbocker saw person whom he
rec so erwards Henry putting as he sup.
psot h;hg under the sill Of the door Of the water
When sS I'd to to be the property stolen
Fr, al, cola bo aslass head an eye glass bunch Of
glars for opening doorsso an instrument used by bur-
the DOORS in the lock- inside the ro @men .re me- Key Q,
passenger in the Xnickerboc ornng, seuben county o
while on his neck in his mad his safety chain cut
iepne watch worth $40 stolen. w anu SILVER
INABAD FIx-VALuE OF AN MI
IN tne western part OF the city, feelinAr nvlns
on account OF the extreme warm weather iahsuiu
and IN the act she dislocacd her jaw As TO gaping,
oe uo .de np%se except small child she was no
with poh hands raised to her head her mouth
s~nosaS Ing down. crying out ugh ugh = they %l
to turn round and ask her what was the attc
a na Sn,y reply was, ugh ugh !" crowd soon col
wSo took hs he among whom
scientific woywhe the lady smiled d and cSs n
~ ~nr This Doctor aor srauds Ike gas She
SAID Is quite handsome No wonder tho v,, ano
than ever Wa hn % cape in that ncighborhood
.naa ne VIII need partner. and have no d;ai,
oDtah'ng one Cincinnati Gazette o"i'y III
mTrEMrI 10 EscApE.-We learn that blacL ho,,
r ranI ms George Mott found secreted op
inc prIg o. U Lamar which sailed from MI; o on
las, Tor New York lie put ON boarJ on
Sihcs,oh pot l.. s. Lucas, with request from M, INC
hS passenger on board that he be soni bacl !,
M y ~ one OF the steamers but in carrying h; :.
lo ~ house nc made his escape, and has moi h 70
neaia o. since The runaway says ho is free; peer
Satonnah fepub., 2iih va "i' ieit eye
r ICON MhA,,hrINiouE.-By the schr. Henry Jenkn.
Sro gim'pourne, arrived at this port yesterda,
9eyh ,nss Undue, says tho Savannah Republican Of ~
sss ~ ~ W. ,earn IRON Capt Lightbourno that hr.,
nrd S,. az snus was very dull Moasses verv scarc,
f5psr Dbl, "'V' 20 per W. and Flour
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e. PRICES First Premium Patent two Oven Ranges
~ combining economy, and durability These
Ranges warranted superior any offered They
constructed that is almost impossible for them OF
They have been in for the last s months and in
the has
the proprietor been called on 10 repair
All Ranges by the subscriber warranted TO give
tire satsfaccn If they do they will be taken away without
the least expense to the purchaser. -
GEORGE PIRCE Proprietor.
mag msm Broadway.
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ga o'clock
- Box Office open from A. NJ until 6P. NJ.
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HfFOflVI NEWT.
"A LEXANDER WATSON, ESQ, Of this CITY, has beer
10 by the Governor CONNECTICUT Commissioner
uuf tes dispositions 10 h. used before the Courts OF ih
shday'ts, &c. within and for the STATE oNew York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

Railroad Facilities. - Hon. William
Jackson, for several years DirecIor in
the Wo,crs,er and Western Railroads.,
says that very m.ny Of the soandest and
clearesi headed men in Boston, fully be-
Iieye that the net gain OF property W the
ci y attributable solely TO railroad instru-
mentality, amounts TO more ,l.an tie en-
tire cost Of all these roads.
Relative to the cost Of h ansPor'a,ion on
railroads. the same gentlemen makes some
interesting calculations. FIFE says one To-
camouve will do the work every day Of
66s horses; and il does his work with the
cid cf only four men; whereas with four
horse teams dang the same transportation.
would be required I67 men. =
Tie initrestcn the eos, oiethe locomo
tive, amonnt expended for its rerairs, wa
ges of the four men. vi h wood ard oil,
show the annual expense cf maintaining
this team 10 be about $4,000. Similar
items in relation to the hefse teams will
show an annuslssgregate expense Of abou.
$3.50, 200. s>... .,a~as~ *e So .aaa@@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

We announced . NV weeks since, that Cover
nor Jcnes had sitlded 70 The solicitations q his
NUMEROUS friends. and had consented 20 run a. a
candidate Cor Congress in The IN Congressional
District a Tennessee. In lhs Nashville Banner
Il the l:th ina. i lelicr from Gov. Jones 70 tho
,O;srs Of the 7,h District. IN which. after stating
his reasons for having consrnieJ 10 be canli-
date. he s,ows his Determination 10 withdraw
from the canvass. lie i induced 10 do 80 by the
lar, thst Col. NJ. r. Gentry, formerly member
81 Congress fem Ca, stale, has signifed his wiz
lingness 10 mn. and he has no disposition 10
sndInger the sueces Of Wing principles, or 70
pTodrcc confusion or tliscord in the Wing ranks.
The following i the concluding paragraph Of Gov.
Jones' letter, and brcathcs the true Wing spirit.
which he possesses in 50 cmireni degree, and
~hieh has ende,rcj him to his Wing brethren
throughout the onion:
"Cherishin, these feelings preicrring
the peace and harmony Of ihcparty To any
hopes or wishes ! may have Tor q scat in
Congress, ! do. wilhoai momcni's hesi
iaIion, or a sirgle regret so lar as am
personally concerned, retire from Tie can.
,ass.' ought rot, cannot. will not, have
n contest with any Wing for this place;
my Feelings, my obligation 10 the party,
all forbid. Whenever itshall be nccessa.
~ 10 enlist recruits 10 meet the enemies
of these principles, 4 shall no, hesilais, /
never have hesitaied, 10 enlist az n private
and do battle in whatever place may be
assigned me. But 10 make war on my
friends is what have never dbne, il il a
work for which have neither the head or
heart. rendering TO my friends, who
have manifested much soliciiude for all
that affects my political fortunes, my heart.
felt thanks !or'iheir kindness, would in
conclusion cahori them las ! hope sIall)
in look beyond The promotion Of any in
dividnal 10 the final success and triumph
Of our principles. Union and harmony
for the sake Of our principles, and for Tie
honor Of Tennessee. Under this Banner
lei US rally aud conquer. am ready, as
q private, 10 fight, under the lead Of airy
Wing. aud If Col. Gentry is the standard
nearer in this Congressional District, !
shall not hesitate 10 rally under that BAN
ner, aud do hattie in tina, great and glo.
rious cause" .-....e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

Mfdsl ConreaiiOn.-A meeting ofinli-
dels, mainly delegates, from various parts
ofour country, convened AT the Coliseum,
in New York. on Sunday. We under
stand, says the T,ibnue, that ten States
were represented. The number present
must. have been about five hundred, Of
whom probably one-half were delegates.
A committee was first raised TO nominate
officers. and during its absence for consul
tation, Robert Owen. (lhe SocialisD being
loudly called for, addressed The assem-
.blagc in opposition to the name :" in
fitlels," recommending as suJslii'..e
therefor, !" Friends of universal mental
freedom and unlimited c!la.ilv." A num-
Der Of the delegates were opposed to hav-
ing their names published, and withdrew
them. John A. Collins tthe socialistl and
a numbered "ladies and gentlemen" tigur-
ed al the meeting. Some ofthe speeches
show quite as much zeal. and no little ol
the bitterness of sectarian feeling which
they denounce so much in others. Judge
Herttell, Of New York, was appointed
president; VIM. Z. Bell, ofkentucky, and
nine others from different States, vice
presidents; James NJ. Beckett. of Massachn.
sets, as secretary. with two assistants)
and Thomas Thompson, Of New York,
as treasurer. Bali. Sun.
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Dry Goods,

freh a Gallicos-all prizes; ! handsome asscst.
meng a. BsDEets ard Rbbons; can.Lgieks rnd
MusIins, Hoxier cf en- kinds, Gloves. SEWING
SiIk, Tuek and descazbs. Bed Tickine, Apscn
Checks. Lswns. &c. lcl Ladies 6ne dresses, Ben
net Gaps, ATtiiicial Flowers. Oh SIk, Pansols
and Umbrellas. Fans. Linen csnhEic HandksE-
chiefs, Bcachec and Unhleached Cloth. six and
Cotton Handkerchief. Flax and Cotton Thread,
Coat and Panlalogps Cloths, Trimmings Il al
kinds, and many OlLsT srtielcs in lie Dry Gocds
line.
HARDWARE.
Moving and. Grading Blades az dc very hcst
quality; Nails. pots Ovens, Skillels, Sho,els and
Spades. ChiseIs snd Aagers, Hammcrs ind Girr-
hlets. Hinges and Screws. Shoe Knives and Awl
Blades, Wedding Hoes, knives snd Forks, Peck
& Knives and Scissors, Trace Chains and Curry
Combs, Stock and ps1 Looks, Tea ard Taiic
Spoons. and nany other articles net enumerated.
GROCERIES.
The very best Green ind Black Teas. Sugar
AMI Coffee, Pepper and Alspice, Molasses Ind
Salt Ginger and fsicc, Castle and other Soapa,
Powder and Shot, Flower and Meal. Iron ard
Steel. Porter. Lime Juice, and RaiEins, Sperm end
Tsllow Candles, and q number Of other articles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epson and Glauber Salts. Alum and Cam.
phoT, Opium and Sugar Of Lead, Cream Of Tar
ter and Magncsia, Birthstone and Anneiia, Calc-
mel and Rheuhaib. Quicksilver, Oil vitrol and
hquafortis. White Lead and Yellow Oehre. Red
Lead and LithaTgc, Linseed and Tanners Oil,
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmegs, Logwood end
/ Glue, Mad0er and Indigo, Vamishcs Of all kinds,
Ink and Ins Powder, Camweod and coperas, End
all other Drugs usnslly kept in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes Bokles, Mugs, Pitchers.
and Tumblcrs, Tea and Cream Pots. Ewers ard
Basins, and many other articles in the .Croekery
line. .Hass.s
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans. pippcrs, Coffee Psts,
/ Cops, small and large, &c. &c.
An Of the above Goods win be sold low Cor
cssh, On ON credit 10 those who viii nav Wien
called on. OTkc Common County Trade
will be taken in exchange al the market prices.
The subscribers intend 10 use every means IN
their power to plcasc oil who may favour them
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
for cash. they think they shall be allie to sell al %
low prices as can be had IN Hillsborcugh. Coll
and see for yourselves.
7 aa#@ A. Mi('KLE & co.
May 8. .. 76
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- - 49, H AaHH-
HE MUuui HetBn Tenpersnrs Sge.-
siy msl sneuuding . arro:ninrni. On tAs
ks.h 81 Apr. Ct he purpose 81 sEro;ni-
lEg delegzaes 10 The Gonsrnsi0n 20 be he'd
~ Hilisbonough On 'rnesdsy of Nay couEs.
sheIssPon he President look he char.
and the meeting Vas called 70 order and
proceeded % business.
On notion, The following .srnilelnea
were appointed delegates Is aflend sid
Convention. to VII: William w. Guess.
William ]. Duke. Heary Moize. Stephen
.filIy. David Cheek. Sampson Vanehan.
William Glenn. Archibald Nichols, Dul-
ley kirhols. AlTire chiseuhaI. Janrs
Stag. John ". llaacOck. and Washing
ton Luke.
Ailer the usual husiness Of de Soeiety
as attended IL. The following gentlemen
were relied upon 70 address he meeting.
via: David Cheek. Henry Moize. Dr.. c.
Bullnsk. Of Granvlle. Wilson Gales. and
NfiisIn W. Guess. The speaking con-
iinae5 abeni lhrer hours, and was listened
10 BY the large and respectable congEega-
non Eiih very great interest, and espeeial-
Is By he Society, which seemed 70 be
more alive 10 the subject lhan they hare
been fcr some iInc past.
After he speaking was done. iLerc
were fifteen hundred pages Of Temperance
Tracts distributed amongst the rongreea-
lion, Which the sociely had procured from
New fork for distribution.
On motion, The following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Received, That cory Of the proceed
ings Of this meeting be signed By The Pre-
sident and Secre,ary!an sen, 20 the edi-
tor Of tie Hillsborongh Recorder. with .
request that lie publish The SAME.
ARCHIBALD NICHOLS. Pres't.
WnLiAN ". Guess. Scc'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

SHEEP IN the UNITED STxTEs:-Ac-
corling to the returns for 1910, the NUM-
Der Of sheep in the.U. States was 1881,
374. and the whole amount oil their wool
35.S02. IA lbs, giving an average ofless
than two pounds 10 each sheep. The
average weight Of fceces in England is
over four pounds. The increased weight
is to be attributed to the improvement Of
their breeds. and to superior attention and
care in sheep husband:y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

I H1ig Policy iriumphni.--Wiih The
Richmondtyhie we insis, that Wing po.
! cy. 10 ITS essential feature of a Revenue
Tariff. protecting industry within the
limits Of Revenue. has triumrhed. New
York and Penns, Iva ia affirmed il, when
they voted foe Mr.. Polk on the sueneth
Of his letter to Mr.. Kane; Mr.. Buchsn.
an svered j, by saying tia, be end
that letter lad eoavinc, i Penns, lyania
that NJ. Pok Nas more of . Tariff
man than Mr.. Clay; the lAsl Corg'ess sf-
6rm, d il, By declining, with greet De-
mocta,ic Or 'jni i,v, . t,uch the Talill;
President Polk u,.qua!,fedly affirm il
in his lnsugural-aEd b, his selection for
The fi,s, place in bis Cabinet, OF a gentle
man ah, openly advocated The Wing pc.
Icy in respect TO The Taiiff. We have
Mr.. Folks " ou II rule" for saying that an
Administration should be Judged by IFS ap-
pointmenss, orfore uss evidence that he
regards the present. as The established
Tariff pulicy Of this country, re affirmed
in tie appointment, Of Mr.. Buchanan TO
the Cabinet And fnr additional pro i
tha, the Tariff is regarded by all except
The Southern Democrats, as substantially
settled, see the leuer I'm another column
oi Gen. Cameron, MIR. Duchanan's cue.
cessur in The Senate Of the u. States.
DdnUWe Rep.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The author of the Curtain Lectures
-ofwhich We have repablished several
is dead. Ills name was Lamar Blanchard,
and his contributions to The London Punch
were among the bes, articles published in
that paper. The Curtain Lectures were
written Will his wife was ..ying at the
roint Of death, and his heart was filed
with affection. So il is. The reader who
laughs over the sallies ofwit. little dreams
that what excites his mirlh is often rung
from abrain afflicted with despair. BLANCHE
ard was most amiablc and free DISPOSE
ton, remarkable for his social qualities,
his companionable spirit, and :grca, neat
ness Of dress. And yet with ell these he
was unhappy, land in a fit of delirium COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat.
-@a Bait. Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22
THE FIRST DlsTRr r.

Gen. u. n. Ednes has published in Tic Rubber
fEaisa RrFubirsn an sidress % tic peoFls Of
,ha, iis,Iicl. u Alirh he derlines being candi-
dae Gor Congress- his sIso nnjer.ioOd that Mr.
tiraham vii nO, bc candidate; . that Mr. Cling.
nan I'll psOAahly Be Tc-elersci without Cpposi-
ion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22
sEMI.nEFIcIai.-rRon THE rslo,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE Union.
The President has already declared
more than ONE that he himself will not
be candidate for second term Of office.
Tie has authorized US 10 declare il again
in'ihe prospectus which We have submit
tell tothc nation asahe creed of our own
faith and the guide Of our own course. He
goes in for one term only, 10 serve his
countryto he best Of his ability. and anx-
ious 10 testify his gratitude to the people
who have hnnored him BY their confidence
by devo.ing himself to their service, and
not 10 his own continuance in office. He
does not, therefore. design to shape his
Administration to assist any aspirant, or
10 make his appointments 10 promote his
own.re-eleetion; hut TO carry out faithfully
the powers which tie people have placed
in his hands. f@a -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

ASTRONOMICAL wonders Of crea-
,ion are said to be discerncd thoroughbred
Rosse's immense telescope. Regulus. in
stead Of being a sphere, is asccr,ained to
be a disc, and stranger still, the nebula in
the belt oI Orion is a universal sysiem--a
sun with planets moving round il, as the
earth and herfellow orbs move round our
glorious lnminary. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The New York Morning News says:
cit has been announced thai The London
creditors Of Illinois have lnaned 81 800,
400 to the State for the prosecution oflhc
Illinois Canal. When il is remembered
that one party To this loan Mr.. Barring is
a member of Sir Rabert Peel's Govern
ment, The fact Of the loan being decided a;
this jnneturP is 'cry sisniticantof peaceful
intentions" ....- :.. ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22
MEDICAL.

EbRS. Long s. Norwood having as;o-
GATED themselves in the practice of Med.
cine in its various branches will devote their tine
exclusively to the duties Of their profession; and
when not professionally engaged, may be found ct
their Shop. east Of the new Court House.
May l., 7s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22
MA r RED

10 this county. on "Wednesday the I4th inst, By
the Rev. William Jones, Mr.. cniaIEs A. Rrss,
Of Gran,iIle. 70 Miss sAnaa Z. FaaxKn, daugh-
Ter Of Harrison Pskcr, Esq.