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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
CRIMES-PUNISHMENT.

Many OF the papers. especially at the
North. are rappIng the old North State
over the knuckIes, because her criminal
rode required that the notorious Hardy
Carroll of whom We gave an account some
time since. should be hung for stealing a
pair Of suspenders! We are in1inthine
advocates for the enforcement Of law, and
Tor the maintenance Of good order; but we
are compelled to admit our sorrow. thai
our circumstances should have required
the retention of such law in our statute
book. The public mind at this time has a
strong tendency TO oppose the infection oil
death by human law, upon the human kind
Tor any offence; and in this respec, We
believe there is great danger Of running 70
a hazardous extreme midway between
the two extremes will be found the safest
position. There are crimes which we he.
lieve shonId be punished with death BY
human law, and which has the sanction
and authority Of the Great Lawgiser; but
they are few. and Of the most a,rocious
character. The man that would lmbrue
his hand in the bio I'd Of his fellow, with
intent to kill, or the scoundrel VI b would
attempt TO yiolats the chastity of the help
less female, deserves death at the hands Of
the government under which he lives; but
smaller offences should meet with lighter
punishment. CAROLS case was one OF
peculiar aggrayation. though the act for
which he suffered death was in itself a
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Among the great printing establishment.
OF the civ OF New Yors. is the Metho-
Diet Book Office. II continually works
eight or ten presses propelled bv sresm.
and employs more than one hnodrsd and
fifty wnrkmen. Over ons hundred thou
sand dollars worth of books are annually
printed. A w,i,er in the Northern Chris
tan Advocate, 10 spe,king "f this estab-
lishment remarks: IL ha, but one pecu-
mary INFECT. which is 10 create revenues
for those ministers who have sunk down
into broken health. nnder ,be weigh, of
ardaous labors. and to make Sigh, prav,.
sion for The widows and orphans Of those
who have nobly fallen with pici vri,iep
on their shield"
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CONSISTENCY The Lncos denounced
Mr.. Clay brcau-e he inleIfertd in the CIl-
ley duel. President Polk has appointed
Gen. Jones, who vas second il that Gu.
Ell, 10 an important Office.
Mr.. Francis Crin.ey Of New YORK. ",
We hear, among The ls'e.t cases ri poluI.
cal decapltation IN Washington. lie VEN
into the Treasury Office ~ 1871 ss Law
officer. Mr.. A. D. Meek. an Editor oil
Alabama. is to have he b.rlh. Mr.. Meek
was Mr.. Ysneey's second il the Cling
man and Yaneey duel, AID here we have
another evidence Of the horror Mr.. Polk
has for duellisIs. The second oiihe .mur-
dered C,lley" and the man. therefore, the
most responsible Tor the duel. has rece,v.
ed one Of The bss, Offices m the West; and
now to the second Of one OF the most
blood stained men Of The South, 10 gwen
one Of the bes, offices in Warrington.
And yeta posr Lieutenant is dismissed
from the Navy, Tor beng concerned in a
duel! Express.
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"a, ussasb.s5ly sasafe gfsndsuF; snd
:, =, - - das shsIs efPrs.ssi bea 4 =
49, .rslsrs q me saae nan SER Enos ..
II, psfurulsr sas m'ghi lose soas.h,ng
a. its elsamy lusias. It's nsas 1ss hsf-
|h.s. Aller haEsngslne be aeaps. hs I'D
meanlea he hofss. and Pisrire hsasslisi
.hsir head. I'D lhsn 10 me eFsand spa
.h,rh sheir d.spefs,e siissk spen ths isih
asd 4esh REGIMENTS @as made; .hesce See
inc Ihai he main ceisnees e ne sown
.sle 10 our posssssios. snd thai ne fss
.ss irrsuisssbly Lost. he rs.prnsd 70 be
house. and ealing Coz hls secretary. cesii'
"a him 10 brig hs Official pspefs inl'. .
smaIl soom sdioialnR N inner eosFi q nc
huiIdine. shrFe deliberately sssiing him
self, aid causing lhe papeIs with > qsah.
lily IL good 20 be piled up sreeId him'
ne dismissed lhe sterel.ry, ssi IRE 10 ne
funeral pile. and persisted in he aa@fs'
| In the apartment shers lLis slrahge exam
RE al kssbarlan heraism had bren enact
ed. Mr.. Morrison found among some heaP'
81 ashes and hslI-eoDsBmed wood. rsldsn'
ees az The awful sarnfee shseh bad heet
q de,erminedly eons1nma ca. amply sni
6rrnl 10 eouoborais ihe tale 81 hs infoc
m.nt. Tn. sk.ll oiihs General wss yr
unconsumed. and The bnnes & The ih'eh'
and feet. though ealeined. retained enough
Of their original form end srpesranee q
be recognised. The door OF The EsrH
vas paved. and The flames consequently
MOI ernnd.d beyond The Pile affuel. Thu
psrsled this brave man. whnse devoiini
10 his country readeied him. 10 quote ih
words OF SIR Henry Pou,neer's procls
mai or, wOrthy Of nOblsr and be''e
fsie."
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Tur MARvEILous.-Wc copy the fol-
lowing paragraph from The New York
Mirror. II viii certainly asionish some
people:
Professor Bronson stated u his con-
Guiding lecture last week, that IL drop Of
human blood be subjected 70 examination
by the oxhydrogcn microscope. and mag
nified some twenty millions oflimes, all The
species Of animals now existing on the
earth, or that have existed during The dIi-
fereni stages Of creation for millions oi
years past, win there be discovered. IN
the blood Of healthy person, al the ami
malculn are quiet and peaceable; but in the
blood OF diseased person, they are tn.
ri0us. raging and preying upon each Other
This he stated in illustration ofhis position
that man contains within himself all ths
principles Of the universe. II was also
asserted that if dead cat be thrown into
| pool of siagnant water, and allowed 4
dissolve there. drop Of wafer taken iron
any part of The pool and examined Al
above, win show every species Of ANNA
OF the cat kind that has ever existed OF
the earth. raging and destroying one anoth
er. The bodies of all the lower animal
being thus made up Of animalculr simila
10 themselves; and the body Of man bcin
compounded Of all that is below in III
scale Of creation
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM En-
ROPE

By The m,issl 81 The Steamship G,eat
Western ., Ne~ York, we are N ree.ips
Of daWs ihmprn days later from Europe.
The ness has 90 feature Of striking 10.
ieresl Cotton had undergone bu, lruls
chanse in price since our la.i preceding
sd.iees. though The sales had been l.rge.
Bus,ness Vas good 10 the msnufatturng
districts. and Great Rrilain generally pror-
porous. Iron hid fallen oti IRON the high
purss Of April, and The make, YES dull
and dubious.
Parliament was 10 meet on The loth,
when The Msypoo,h bill would come Up
for a ihi.d residing.
The public mind in Enslsnd vas good
-a.,-s.-., l---. So ...Ls-.-, ..f |. .. 81. ..'..I
the Uniu d Sistss--a question which on.
crossed siienuan 20 The exclusion of al
most every other mpic Under ito CON-
mercisl head The lssl number OF W,lluss
end Sai,h's European Tines saws:
.The Commercial accounts which 70
out By this packet are more favorable lbsn
cnuld have been sn,itipsied. The funds,
whirh have been unn,l.d snd ie,erish Of
late IN consequence .f The ihresientd rup.
tnIe With Am' RIGA, Improved on the arr.
val 81 The nrws by the Great Weston.
and msinisi.sd their sts adness until the
arrival OF the Cslrdonia, when q further
improvement took place. lf The pubic
securue. are To be iaken a. test. ihe
probability ef the Oregon question being
settled otherwDe than friendly .eems .e.
~ remote. Notwithstanding ,hls conf
dence. the subject 10 alluded 10. in private
circles, as one ,ha, is very iirklish. and
that air,alng matter may Ian into flame"
The Board 81 Cusiom,, u is ssid, has
refused admission to New Orleans sugar
at The low rates OF duty.
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suSIl snr. Ter dne ~ I'D baElsi Ia
o6esss q iassirr. who ain,ed % PEI ~
3 his thssisg and frrs-hOollng Isopsnss.
s.ss. uasl he hsd hecame IN snbassise
nuisanrs urnn soeiesy. shich nerdrd a
Be removed; lsui unfortunately far him. ear
law knew no miblsE p0nishmenl Coz "a
|ofence.
This case. together wilh many oshen
which oceuT among as. should haze ! len.
drnry 10 awakrn.np the rublic rai.d Il
the great impsEisnce and necesFily ar Ihe
Peniieniiary system. and Ihe consequent
change in OR penal sode.
Relpberaiaa.
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Rrnfl. Co.. Rnuuinr
COMMON sEHsE.

THr Was CKr. III oar iadamsni
eoald be coa.Fallsd by ths language sad
mannrr q many Al anr sosIhy Dsma-
era,ir lslends. We should Be lereed % he
eanclasian that 1sra Ibis time would
prose D. be . naiionsl blessirg. We ad-
nise The stout heart and The irnR nerve thai
can :. Isok npan blood and ea'nsge slsh
enmposuIe." shea stsrn necessity rem
dsEs q state Of war iDpsfsnyei bui Nc
envy not he asn xha 1'ppanilv speaks
&c war % desirable 10 him. for saeh e.
prsss.ons 5. I..krn On indlflssrses 70 hu-
nan life and L-75issss--aa enmiiy sllh
~ men, a home and abfaad. hmay be
cav enopeh G, ship the Bri lsh. and The
Msxirso.. and The Br.zIl'ahs tho but N
.he deadly sIiie that must snsne. sh'n
arm 10 arm fss contend, our broIher's
life blood ALL mike q d our malher earlh,
aud inrarnadine The waters 81 many seas.
Their bones nag bleach in . fafslgn land.
az resl in the deep neeaa. The tate Of
such is f.r preferable % The desolai'on Of
the Hivss, lhe mothers. The daughters and
sisters 81 home. This deplorsble result.
with all The rninous caneomitanls lhs, In
syIlshly haw when nations arm and array
themselves sgslnsl each other. and make
the sxord ihr sib,ler IN The adjustment Of
their eoaIeniions, mus, be firmly and qui.
etly Submitted 70. whsn nauonsl honor
and the hsppiness Of The people require J..
That such On sxigeney msv arise, 10 buI
too esideni. We trust. IN doubt. that ,he
Administration may so conduct % 10 D
vert the caIam,ties wi,h which We are
Threatened. Should England and The u.
niird Slsss disturb Tie repose al nations,
Il will be a. hsasy charge upon The com
merce ofihe world, and 70 The entire pros
trstion Tor time OF The cotton pl.niing in
ierss, Of the Souih. /, is true. this South
ern ruin sould not be lees disastrous 10 III,
great manufacturing poser Of Gres, Brit
am, for without our cotton the industrial
pursuils and The Government Of England
= ould have n submit 10 . revolution "
lees Than twelve mon,hs.
i As yet, we Ia, e not perceived the sigh
test occasion for war. Our foreign dlf
ficullies are The consequences Of the indus
Greet conduct Of our rulers. and We arr
confident these NAV be amicahly AM
h.norably adjusted. by siss. teapetais
but firm counsels, vi hOul an appeal to lh'
dread resort. .-... -.
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New and Pearfnl Node Of EIrtuliOn.--il

New and Fearful Node Of EIttullon.-ii
arpeaIs from The journal q European
traveller. Ina, . new aud fnsh'lUl mode
Of execution has recently been aaoItedh by
The Great Moeul. The instrument and
the process are thus Described:
~ box. each side Of which u III
teen lee, square. 10 consifne ed Of timber,
about eighteen inches thick, dove tailed
together, and brscfd with iron rnds. Tue
outside &c he bottom Of the box u cover
ed with a plate Of beaten non, Que inch IN
thickness. The interior i. fled Nth rer-
feet cubes OF grsn'te, weighing IN The az
arsgsts, several lhoussLd ions. A ns.
chine 10 erected ai'er .he naaner Of an of
binary pile driver, hut ii course on ~ eno''
nous scale, and Of Tremendous strength
The mass 10 raised BY lnesrs OF powerful
machinery. cast IN Birmingham Tor The
expires purpose; though il 70 10 be pre-
sumed tina, the nsch,n,t BY whom ti'
work vas furnished. had no iaea Of lh'
horrible purpose Tor which il was in'eud
ed. The human vie,im is placed upon
block Of granite. of a corresponding eur
face. buried 10 the Earth Immediately be
meath The enormous msss, and l'kea ~
covered uih plate II IRON signal b.
/ the rieramadack, The executioner touch
Tin. crushed a. once. IS suurrniy snnIin
lated, and spread on, like shee, Of paste
board. The huge we'gh. being agar
raised. the fniened body is ~Ehiraui
and dried in the Gun. When complst,l,
prepared. il 10 hung upon the walls Of
public building. there to serve ss a y arm
ing 10 The mul rudev' ..- #. ..s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEc.-A large por.
ton Of The city Of Quebec was reduced to
ashes on eiuesday last. The fire broke
out about noon in Mr.. Richardson's tan.
merry in ST. Valier's suburbs, during =
high wind, which, carried the flames in
an opposite direction, and in line with
the General Hospital In one hour all
the streets on the right, towards the city,
were consumed, as far as the Queens
Wood Yard. including the block Of hon'
ses on the South and as far as Clearihue's
Bakery. st. Charles street. North and
South, 81. Paul's Market, and the Square,
we consumed--the fire extending to Nc
cullum's brewery, including Lloyed d
IeppeF's, Dining and Go Is, and Mr..
McCullum's wharves. At half past I
the fire continued tn rage, The wind blow
ing from the northeast--ihe houses inside
the Palace gate, including the Engineers
Office. Artillery Barracks, in imminent
danger-the Powder magazine by no
means safe, and burning shingles blown
into st. Johns st. II was still burning
at the last accounts. About 10000 per-
sons are supposed 10 have been leli with
out a home by this calamity.
4@ Bah. Clipper.
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AN AVALANCHE IN SouTH AMERICA -
Tweice hundred Lives Lost.-The ia
msica W. |. papers repot, on the su'b''
iiy Of travellers bv the Panama route from
Snn'h Amruca. tia; aiesriul a, alanche o,
snow from tie great GENITAL Cord'll,ra OF
the Andes. lat ,ummer Tour winter t'a
ben dss'rncnve on both the A,lan''c emu
Par,6c SIDES of the mountains. The 500"
descended IN qnantiaes from the Parmo
DE Ra,z. (which Is situated on the western
idle If The plains Of Marquis, and ifcm
$50 TO 200 miles wtsi Of Bogo,a) and DC
s'royed large and pop.lous disirics. IL
u supposed that els hundred lives have
been sacrificed by this f,arful calamity
". T.. Sm.
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Isrbsss q hs rspro.chsd Coz lhsir Hsarhs-
~. ~ enc e. he othsf q he sutsEnnisi
lsrson. 81 shirh their psrlg 10 enmpes-
e. snd he spppnr u bolh e ~hirh uss
concili.lrd IN 1874 BY shess eonrs6ieaory
aad dreegiiss asssssners.
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Important Discovery in NanJactur.
ing Iron.-The New Haven Pail dun
states tina, Mr.. W G. Grsen, of New Jer.
sey, al the Boston iron works, has made
an improvement. 10 the process OF pudding
the iron from the PIG To the bar. Instead
of using The pug iron, which casts about
S35 per ton, he is enabled 10 use large
poruon OF the ore which cnsis but 90 so
per ton. by which he effects. in labor and
material. saving Of more than 80 per cent.
and he gives far better quality Of iron
than th,t which 10 obtalned f,o,n the pig;
IS much better 10 appearance as China Is
better than esrihenw are. Mr.. Green's Sc
ere. consists chiefly IN mixing a compost.
ton with his ore, and While 10 molten
stale, BY which The carbon is more rapidly
exehusted than it's under the old process,
and the iron IS thus, 10 half the iine, LEFT
tougher and finer. ~-
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THE ENGLISH & AMERIcoN NAvIEs.

THE ENGLISH & AMERIcoN NAyIEs.
The Ia,e rumors Of war for Oregon
which have sprung up between Eng and
$1,000 -s.- ----~---..-. .--..--.--.---- -
fighlirg materials and resources Of the
too countries. From an srticle in the
New York Express wa embody. stale
ment Of facts IN rrla ion 10 the Navy Of
England and the United States. "a,
Great Britain has fiyfour steam ves-
sels IN commission. and the Unied States
have four, and but one or two Of these are
IN good condlIon. Crest Britain has
fort, -.Ix vessels building and IA ordinary.
and we have about one-'ourih as many.
Thirty thousand hnrse power is the siesm
furce Of Great BRIAN, and ours combined
is mol much above that of the ies-ket,les
10 the kitchens Of New York. The nav. i
force oi Grea' Brna,n has gone up since
1856, from 26.500, 10 &c. 900 men,
and 1000 10 addition have Just been ask.
ed and granted by Parliament. Our Sc
crstsry OF the N,vv. (Mr. M.son,) en-
treated Congress for nine millions and
nearly hall, and 60, SIX millions three
hundred and fiity thousand doilsrs, while
the organ Of The naval service in the House
Of Commons asks that $4,000 my be
made 10000, and his request IS granted
IN . single session. Nav, then. CON
pare the navy list Of Great Britain with
our own. We. have. all tpld. about Sc.
vcn,y vessels, and some of them as worlII-
less as bn,tna,less tub. England has
% deck ships. So Of Two decss, Of from
IA Ia 30 guns. IS iriRaies, 8 cnrv. ties.
65 Il ops, 46 briggs, IA surveying vessels
aud 3 yachts. The is the actual force,
but IN ADDITION most oi the merchant
steamers employed in Great Bn,sin, are
so constructed that they could easily be
made available to the Governor. n, for h.r-
Dor or other defence, 10 case nf actual IT,.
ras'"n. The appropriations for the Brit
'sh Navy. the present year. will be &c.
100000! more sosere,gns upon the En-
z ish 'hsn d,Ilsrs upon our own.
Tie Express very appropriately re-
mark ..
While We take no pleasure in making
these comparisons, We do not regrs, tina,
me farts are as We stale them. We should
be very sorry TO see an American Navy
OF forty thousand men put o. board OF Two
hundred and fifty sal Of vessels. and all
equipped at an annoal expense Of from
ihT'y to forty N lions Of dolIars. Wehsye
no ambition fnr any such folly, no more
than We have to 60 10 war. or TO pirate
about war. or TO use threatening language
shere mud words and pacific negotiations
will accomplish g,e.t deal more. But
il there 10 war parry 10 poser. de,erm,n-
ed TO do. a. well as 10 say. il becomes lhem
10 blu'.er less and &C, more. Those who
are deteTnined upon the last resort. should
r"un, the loss of llIe and ofproppr,y, and
remember that with tao great nations IL
u tse same 10 war as IN peace. Yap may
negot'a'e before going TO war. for The sel-
ilemen. oil any principle Al issue between
nations. and you musi do il sflerw ards.
No principle 10 settled by war slone."
-~@-~ss~<--.~~>..~l.---.
Anger bfgips with folly, and ends with
repentance.
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Thsse are eol.a.ersl items. being tnnIs-
" exclusive of The money losiIn betting,
which the Advertiser tsnmsies sisi $780,.
600 From Tie premises the i"llowins
mol improbable results are pIedir,ts:
.Nar lrss Than nns hundred clerks sill
lnse good situations through attending The
rscss. Tso case. have aln ady fallen nm
der our own observation. FIVE huadIed
msrchaals will be robbed 10 ply the los
ses Of those 10 their employ. Don ihou-
sand families. n least, ~il her reduced
IRON comfort 20 pennfy through The losses
Of The parent The poor house Will be
suppl,ed with al lesstiwo thousand sddI-
,ion.l inmsles, and The prisons % many.
Al lest City persons will 60 TO Texas.
through the discovery Of the means they
vii u.e 10 pay their debts Of honor. Not
less than ~ eniy men, driven 10 madness
by Their lassrs. will LAY ,ioIen, hands on
themselves. or rushing hsadlong into slce
and dissipation. speedily tndihsif lives by
miserable dssihs-msk,ng II least often
~lves widows and forty children orrhans.
Not lees than one hundred valuable hor.
ses. through being overdrsen. wll die o.
be rendered worthless. Three Thousand
gamblers have increased the means Of ex
tending their bsneful influence over a.tiI
wider sphere.
There are other items in Iii. account
count, but we omit Them. Our Offices be
ing 10 exhibit 1.-THE 81 hal m,ghl be salt
on the other side! We, Of course, do no
voucb Tor The entire accuracy Of Ibe fore
! gou 6 stssislics. . 4~.
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cnSr o. = HoRsERAcE

COST OF = hOAhErhAlL
Tie Bsesslys Daily Adsssussr rs
made 4 rusioss sssimsts Al he casl aiAhs
: eat ssre brluetn Fashina ssd Peytans.
Whs.hsr me da,a sre u III rasss ensEfrL
Il i aol COR proviseeto say, bss ne ~
psshend or crnsopsfsIy . not lsr 0ui
sfthe gay. Here % one 81 10. insoioss
lssnlsed by ihs A6sersases:
Ii. es,iassd that 81. 900 peopls we're
On Iheslsre ground On Tsesdsy Last I'D
Il far raIcsIsuon. each ans. on a ssfr-
ace. dsank mo glasses e hquaf. Ihdash
soae drank ak asd eight naes lhs >
mounl.
III, .ouls snOaa, 4. staso
II 3 not exaeKenrng 10 say thai Zach
one sp~ni IS cents IN clihlck Ihat
would b, lStkV
II COT 10000 fifly rents PASSENGER iafe, $500
And le.oO0 one dollar earh. is0ou
Half of those who attended losi each
one days wages a III 13p0e
Two thousand men. a Least gOt drunk.
and would he .uaablr % woFk ne
nexfday.
Los IN wages. Ve
Five HUNDRED ickpockets ealaed $50
each 1oVt
Damages sustained BY lranisses. doc
tors hills, &c. eoVs
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Great rains hare het1 lakea - PsnoasI
ce..ouallE inimiral = AF. Gserly. ths
sd;,ar oTihs New YoEk Tubune. . 9 rlhs
signs "a in6arliiy pPan him. Ire iol-
Iesing from his can paper. referring -
,he views and prinriples q he raEiisulaE
sorisl class of social and moral TsioEmsrs
az shirh he j. regarded . he leader .
New Yofk cry. puts % resi- maHy slsie-
mems concerning lhfm: MAJ. faia.
.Onr Convictions remsin unshaken.
.hsl Christianity. rightly understood, a.
Cords al The sancGiors 10 virtue thai ian,
dels can have. and some mors. And
While ne know. and are happy 70 eonsi'
der friends many wha cali themselves o.
are esieemed by Others in6dels. se esnnn'
doubt that in6dels. - ; class. rank below
Christians in moral excellence and philan
thropie efFou. And in regard 70 lhe asp1
ra.ions or social reform Of which cnrroF
respondent speaks, ne know very lev
who have taken IN interest in them ah'
are moi Christians. and we hope that NJ
real reforms willbe effected save BY hos
who are deeply imbued with The spirit Q
Christianity"
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Anger begins with folly, and ends with
repentance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-26

NUNS and MILITARY GOODS-A first rate M assori ment on hand of double barrel Guns for birding and deer hunting best in the city and at lower pr,ces. Also. fine Rifles, from s25 to $50 each. Also, good assortment of Military Goods of every description, for sale at low prices.
 my6 JAMES CON MING, 12 DauphIn.st
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UKANDY, &c.--IO half pipes Mar,ell's 1886. O Old Brandy; lpuneheon Old Jamaica Rum; l pipe Wine. All of superior quality, and for sale under Custom House lock, by
 aps JAMRS MAGEE < co. 66 Com pt.
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NO MONOPOLY.

NU MUNOPULf.
 ID F. c R U $ H F & M A R $ H, BUTCHEgS, MOBILE JN.ERAE 1T,
 STALLS 33 AND 35, SHIPS, Steamboats and Families supplied on the C most reasonable terms.-Clubs, Families, Par. lies and others supplied with Game ot all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords the shortest notice. nov9Ky
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DULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- ID SAPARlLLA, For the cure of Scrofnla in all It's forms, diseases of the skin, eruptions, &c {, rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the IuRgs, cancerous affections to csunteraci the destIuc- tive effects of mercury, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. For sale by
 R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggist, i
 jani0 corner Water and St Francis-sts
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EOO BxS Window Glass, assorted sizes and OUU of best quality, in store and for sale at
 jsb FOODS Pant stoJe, 47 pappbin st