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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
From the North State Wing.
THE OLD NORTH STATE VERSUS ORE.
Con AND TEXAS.

AAL VIII AhAAH -
Con AND TEXAS.
Mr. EdifOr-Sn-We do not bosst of
" tall things" as do SINE OF our nergh-
bors in Ills vicinity, but we brlleye we
can tell q story squslly important and in-
teresling 10 our brother farmers Of the
" old Ncrlh S,ate."
| have This day finished housing my
corn crop. and 6Ed that. from the labor
OF sixteen hands, | hsve made twenty
Tour hundred barrels $4,000 bushels) Of
merehantsble cum. besides other crops,
and the lsrRer part Uf whirh crop was
made on redeemed swamp lands which
have been under cultivation only three
years.
OF such land as this the State has thou.
sands Of acres in this county, which The
Literary Board will be glad 10 sell 1t Q
very low price. aud which, il tits brought
under cultivation, would. under fsvors-
BILE circumstances, yield an annual in
cone Of from twenty to twenty five DO
lars per acre. IL our friends in The Wes-
tern part Of the Safe were fully awsre Of
,be vslue Of these Stale lands. and the pc
cuniary advantages offered 10 purchasers,
inHead Of leasing our good old Stale.
and emigrslir G to Oregon. Texas, or Cal
Ifornis, we should find them vending their
way 10 the East. to reap from her gener-
Gus soil The rich reward of their labor.
We invite our friends of the State who
have been casting longing eye TO the
/" far wesi," to come and see il some good
things may not be found in "old Hy de."
DAVID CARTER.
Fairfield, Hyde County, January IA, 1916.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
From the Lexington (ya,) Gazette.
WAR.


For now nesrly thirty years, The si-
vilized world has enjoyed entire peace.
And we'll had i, earned The profound re-
pose which il has Curing that time en-
joysd. Il had surfelted itself with var.
Glory had become familiar thing. Hon
or, about which nations as well % indlyi-
dusls are go sensitive, had been sought
and found, and they who were most ea-
ger for it, after dlenching the earth with
blood. had come 10 pretty much the same
conclusion viii valiant Jack FalstafT:
4" Honor pricks me on. Yea. but how If.
honor prick me of when come on! how
then! Can honor set leg! No. Or an
arm! No. Or taken away the grief of
wound! No. Honor hath no skill in
surgery theni No. What is honor! A
word. What is in that word, honor!
What is tina, hono,! Air. A trim reckon.
ing. Who hath it! lie that died O. We'd
nesday. Oath he feel ii! No. DOH he
hear il! Ne. Ism insensible then! Yea,
10 The dead. But will i, not live with the
living! No. Why? Deusction will not
suffer it Therefore Ill none Oft"
Our own county had taken par. in
the universal bro,l. and though less expos
ed than other nations 10 the full force Of
the tempest, and never encounleIing but
a limited portion OF the power of her an
tagonist, was sbondsntly grsiifed with
the termination OF the controversy. She
had gained lsurels upon The seas-she had
achieved some renowu upon the land--
and she wss satisfied. The rights for
which she went to war were never ac-
knowledged; aud yet she welcomed peace
with The most profound joy. We have
recently seen Statement: confirming what
We had always heard was the fact. of the
effect produced upon the minds OF The
people by The intelligence that hostililies
were at an end. A messenger arrived
iu New York almost b,eathless with ex.
element. lie could scarcely find power
to utter his message. AT last. he gasped
iorth--" Peace" A thousand voices
caught up the blessed word. Il rang
through the streets and bye-ways Of the ci-
y-l, was echoed from house TO house -
men. women and children joined 10
the general anthem Of praise. The song
Of the angels Pescs on earth, Good
Will toward men," found response in
every breast. Peace! Peace! Millions
of glad voices sen, forth the cheering
sound in a universal burst Of thanksgiving
TO God.
Since that time. another generation has
come upon the stage Of action. ltknows
nothing of war except through the page
Of history. There it sees its glitter. It's
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
THE LAST KISS.

81 was about five years old when my
mother died; but her image is as fresh IN
my mind, now thst twenty yeals have
elapsed, as it was al the lime Of her death.
| remember her, as Q pale, gentle being,
with a sweet smlie, aud voice soft aud
cheerful when she praised me; and when
had erred-for | WAS q wild, thought.
less cblld--there was trembling midne's
about il, tina, always wen, to my little
heart. Methinks can now see her large
blue eyes misty with sorrow, because Of
my childish way wardness, and hear her
repeat, my child, how can you grieve
me SOL"
"She had for a long time been pale and
feeble. and sometimes there would come
a bright spo, on her cheek, which made
her look so lovely, thought she must be
well. But then she spoke OF dying. end
pressed me to her bosom, and Told me TO
be good when she was gone, and to love
my father a great deal, for he would have
no one else TO love. -......
recOlIeCl sue WAS WI oil thdt udy '
and my lit.le hobhy-burse and whip were
laid aside, and tried to be very quiet.
did no, see her for the whole day. and
i, seemed very long. Al night they told
me my mother aas too sick to kiss ne.
as she always used TO do, before went
to bed. and | aust go without i. Blu. |
could not. stole into The room, and
laying my lips close 10 hers, whisper.
ed,- 80
Mother, dear mother, won't you kiss
me 7" Her lips were very cold. and
when she pu, her hand upon my cheek.
and laid my bead in her bosom, | Eel! a
cold shuddering pass al through me.
My father carried me from the room;
bu, he could no, speak. Alter they pu.
me in bed, lay long while, thinking;
| feared my mother would die, for her
cheek felt as cold as my ht,le sisters did,
when che died. and they carried her swee,
little body away where never saw it a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
THE BATTLE FIELD OF MARENGo.
BY REV. J. T. HEADLEY.


have been four days OH The way 10
MIlsn, in order TO visit the ba,ile field oI
Marengo. which is haH days journey out
Of The way. | was struck with the care
taken of the road over The Apprentices. |,
is no. only smooth, and 10 excellent order,
but men are stationed al cer'ain intervals
during The summer months to wet 1t once
a day, as we do in Broadway, 10 keep
The dust down. We should regard this
al home an entire waste Of labor.
We did not arrive at Marengo in time
to visit The field iha. evening, so passed
on TO Allesssndris, where we stopped
over night. This is the strongest fortli-
ed inland place have ever seen. Well
manned and provisioned, it would be i'm.
possible to take il. /, is q singular CITY,
and soldiers seem to form The majority Of
The population. The peasan'ry that come
in at morning to cell fruit, ct ceters, are a
squahd looking race.
The field Of Marengo. is not like most
other modern battle grounds, overrun with
guides. who tell you some truth aud a
good deal of fable. tits left undisturbed,
and not guide can be found. Few visit
il. and found written description had
in my poke, indispensable. This was
one OF those battles, where Bonsparss es'
capped, as by a miracle, utter defeat. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
EGG poNE.

Three eggs TO quart OF mesl--no
wheat flour--to be made also with milk
water would make il heavy-a spoon
full of butter, all well beat together and
made up Of consisience thicker than the
c.kes-too thick to pour OUTPUT just
thick enough to require to be takenup with
a spoon-may be baked like the cakes,
after being mixed-must be
baked in Tin pan. which mus, be placed
in a Dutch oven, not too hot at first, but
the fire under it TO be increased. The
object is to have il begin to bake at the
bottom, when i, will rise in the process
of baking, become brown on the top, and
when put on the table and cut, resemble
what We call pound cake. lfyour friend
will exactly follow these directions, and
then eat his cskes, or his egg pone. hot
with good fresh butter, he will find that
that Indian corn bread is fit for other per-
sons as we'll as pigs to eat. the assertion
Of a corn-law member of Parliament. 10
the contrary. Notwithstanding. Divers
other preparations Of corn and corn meal
nigh, be given. ror instance homlny
and ash-cakes," which certain George
Washington had cooked for his own eat
ing 10 the day of his death. J. s. s.
p. S. Salt, Of course, add as usual. in
both cases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
"DOING A LANDLORD"

In the course Of our journey from the
Eastward, We CHANGED to be witness 10
The following specimen Of nonchaimce
which we set down as one of the
coolest pieces Of genteel swindlng We
have ever seen.
A biped of the genus d" sucker" had
been tarry ing for several days in one ofthe
crack Hotels in York State, and his only
reply TO the third weekly bill! presented
by his obsequious and obligiug host was
tina, he 3" lacked the needful." He had
been lavish in his style Of living. and hls
bill for wines, cigars, and accompani-
men,s, was by no means an inconsiderable
feature in the account. The young gen.
,leman was in his roon--wlth trio Of
boon companions. and ringing the bell,
he ordered champaign and tixings'
for fnnr.
The .ervsnt returned from below with
the Information that the landlord declined
to enlarge his indebledness-accompsni-
ed With hint that the old account should
now be adjusted. He Immediately waited
upon the landlord-remonstra,ed with
him touching the modification attendant
upon being thus shown up before his
friends-the vine was up--the party
frolicked and finally separated, and the
mex. morning after breakfast the follow
ing scence" occurred.
"Mr. said the landlord"
mus. now insist upon the immediate al
jus.ment of your account"
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NO. I3I3.

"csR'a nssi 1. -. ta-tay. rally !"
.An1 nhy nj. slss
HIsssn'l he lie b ne. or"
8 And yns PFotsbly uoni hsssls
- Probably 10. -. - PIrsshi."
i. NhfR a. yaa pEaP = % srill.G'
acosltn'l 10y sir. pm nv hanor."
&" Have ySu he sllgLssi idea u a!ing
IL u airs
81 eoslsss. 81. lie ProsGssiis sIessd-
lngiy dsbious -
" f"ur luggage"
&" Il IN my Tu0ms slr."
4" shall d,lsin Jour Trucks Ihen."
"DO-if you pl. ass. sir."
SThs lsIgfE'."
IL filed riih rood, air"
With lgsOi?'
"Ths best Of eastern wood"
"And lhe OsheI"
" ranlsins The same article, both satr-
cd and split"
And your wardrnbs-
ais on nv back. cir"
Upon my word you t.ke il conlly"
81 slways d0, laadlord. The GOLD
owes me living end must have IL
"Yaur ere a scamp. cir"
81 know il. Yon. sir. are gen'lsnsn.
and ! am aware"--
Oar host stopped him. BIZ bis lips.
but . moment afterwards. turned 10 the
bar, and placed bottle of vine upon tie
slde-Isbls near by. Having filed brace
Of glasses. he handed one Of them TO the
sucker. and the liquor disappeared. lie
then presented him vase filed with " re-
gslias."
Take another" said the landlord in
the poliIest possible msnner. take . bali
a dozen cir. there, that will DO. The
world may owe you living, perhaps IL
does. | think you will sgr.e with me,
however. Ihst have paid my share effhs
account. have IN my days seen a good
d. al Of impudence, and my calling has
brought me in contact with = variety Of
ra,cality, but must say. Without intending,
however, 10 be too personal 10 this mat
ter, tina, wllhuu, exception. you are the
eOOsisi specimen Of a gsaiue scamp, TIA,
il has ever been in my luck 10 meet with.
John !"
A bully servant answered This sum
mons.
q" John, remove this fellow into the
steet-and Il you value your situation.
see thai he doesn'I return ~ ..'
The hint VAS en,ugh-our customer
did not wait fur farther demonstration; but
Immediately decamped, to edo" some
oIher ho.I-whIle his genllemanly land
lord proceeded 10 examine those trunks
the contents Of which as it turned out. had
been faithfully descubed!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
PLEASE TO STOP MY PAPER.

81 am going to stop my paper said =
'ni.erly subscriber 10 a newspaper, 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Latest from Mo de Janciro.

BY the brig Noble. Captain Trmbie. this port,
Ved yesterday morning. the Argus has tho following
$50 RIO DIX JASnRo, June 30. 1916.
Montevideo dates the 10Th that cxpe
diuon up the Parana had returned the La Plats
Of this had reached Montevideo and sailed
Tor their respective Countries and all expected To
arrive within three days, consisting Of hundred
and vessels with 100000 hides WOOL hair &C. Three
grounded in descending the Parana and There
Is diversity OF opinion to the probable Of the
war ut the river. We have u well authenticated report
that Lord Aberdeen had informed the Buenos Ayresn Mi
MISTER in London, that the English and French Minister,
the river had beyond their instructions and
steamer would be Immediately despatched with orders to
withdraw the English and French troops, and all
further interference.
At the time, have before us a COMMIT an alton
from three ministers the Buenos Ayrean Government
under date Of 18th May In which they declare that they
will enter upon negotiation until the Buenos Ayresn
troops Withdrawn from the Banda Queensland under
these contradictions remain much the dark
to the iuiuIe course Of affairs that quarter.
Fiour-our flour market continues in the position
last reported The stock first hands very large
10000 bbls. We quote Richmond City Mills lS500
$4,000; Baltimore l7l0O0; Philadelphia l7u000 l7n500.
The following Baltimore vessels arrived and sailed
from Rio Janero since our last adviees;
Arrived, Junetl7, barque Commerce, flour; June 10.
brig Seina, flour anddomestics.
Sailed, May 81, brig Argyle. for Baltimore. coffee; June
H. barque R. H. Douglass for do. coffee; Jano 81 brig
Ssldana, for do, coffee.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
say what they ean
I'r'sHins fn,e'' srhArrSss the nsai
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, 81 Aug. 7.
81 o. 81 81 65 as 81 ID so Is
Ticket Nos q SO IS. another Capital sold and paid
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria, aI-Ausu.t sth:
- l6 81 so 10 Is 10 IL 10 - 6s 80 81 "A
Half r''e Nos " IS "a prize of ESQ sod and pad By
80 40 CT . 81 70 IS II % IS II 10 81 %.
Who'll Nos n II II puzss Of sIOO-No 10 81 ~ prize
Of 'aOO-boih sd aud paid by WV srRATfoS.
Dat y; g r.; 3 - 3, 81 - :, s
Half Nos le ls &c, prize OF 400
Nos. % 30 81. Capital
ell sold sold and paid by sTRATToN
Capitals OF $1,000
Aooday-Leesburs No ss-a Capitals Of $1,000 5000. 445
OF lo0O. &c &e IS Nos IL drawn. Tickets ss $50
qr- l,S5.
$4,000, IN PRIZES OF 100000
TiesayN Jersey No TO- Capitals $4,000 1894 100 OF
SEQ &c rs Nos IL Dawn Tickets IS Halves g. =.
$4,000. 5000
wsdnesay-Delaware No 65. Capitals sIsooo Oeo 2oos
$780, 10 OF 1000 &c rs Nos II drawn TeAet, s.
quarters IS.
$4,000. 6OOo
Thusday-New Jersey No. u. Capitals $4,000 oOo 1000
$500 1924 20 OF 1000 &C. 7s Nos. IL dawn-whOIe. S.
halves s' quarters i'a'; e. soo oooo,
Pnlay moninsLse'burs No % Capitals $500, 5000 1861
Of looo &c 7s Nos Is drawn Tickets $780, 1885,
sr Gee
$4,000, 1000.
Fnday-MononganA, No 34-CsptaiE 1000 Of 1000 co.,
&C. rs Nos IL drawn Tickets halves soc; quarters
$4,000, 1882
saard4y-suSeI EIta. ~ caPia: $4,000, 1884, IOOO
&C. 70 Nos IL drawn Tickets 81; halves Soc. e5e-
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %, for Ists-to be on
Saturday, August q, 1886.
IS NO. LoTTERY-Is DRAWN BALLoTs
PRIZES
I prize OF $4,000 prize Of s23s7
10000 1000
5000 100 500
1000 100
Tickets $40 Halves 5; Quarters 81.
BuyeI are referred my list PrIes registered
al The once as proof OF what has been done; and
drawing Continues increase
f Oders for the above
Schemes and in all Loierie will Be psnpiy attended
'drawn when requested.
Please aSdrsas srdsrs a. sTRATTON
Rich Vi.
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lI@1HIl1I3NR


INDIAN veeEIAnLE PANACs A.-reisaIs Ame,
ed with seionn kngf ks, Cancer Ery-tcias Od Sores
eer- To ter MeieaiiAib ' o'Lsr
mpueSof IN, blood eguerei l,wirg .mo
niah roof 81 the wonderful
dieipe.
Hut iest simple of feu eonvinen IN .e
who daily imposed By eeheaies their
the OF hcr living wtn-. IN
tine person of MI bfooks whss- may
seen at our once No murray rnes New Yot whe he has
ndy consented To remain TOT sw days for ihs
hose whoIsqute ocular dstnon-traiios
AZ MI w. cas- temain but 'ho tine non hmiy Phis
asphS' mo'e mhoh Interest such 'a.e .hoah call
Read! heud!! Read!!!
We, the uBdsrsEned having visited Mr.
once OF Meso Rowand WALTON go Marhrt
eon,iicr his have ever
or beiId Of
His seroua have been nj, twelve
year. a c, with the 'e uoCr
H< palate, the lower
lid Of the rEh destroy, near eaies up
and Of bone ca And vet
description NJ his
MI informs January whole interior Of hi.
h, well the OF
& ulcers
On iith CUILHNs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACE5, which checked In
few dsys and from that progressed without
teriniss'on ."....
New hrh supplied the Of
badly disnsured soand and his general health restored
We are assured that In the uesimni Of Mr. Booh,
meeuiias Ointment or Capste applications used-n
fact the Pansees aone has ~oush, this wonderful charge
chas I" how.no meadvhe cnwiord county. r'na
:. w Jones' ~ " soath u Get Phiiadsphia-
" hpp'ston ~ u 70 rou'h st. DO
linpuy Caaweit MARION equity Mo.
WIN sueuns Camdes N j.
.osf sanuaetsrf OF Mineral Te-th, 1oo South - Pail
L. A. Wolenmeber, Editor Phna Democrat
Geo, w: hetz. eru,hmher. 'i7 Market II, Phia.
-. " e eno..' p.s,oI OF I'm naPu't church do
'onn nsh Enc a'thi a. worn American ofhe-)
yohn w Ahlead' ~ south 9th street, PHILADELPHIA
T.s. Wagner. h,hosraphe. lie chesruH do.
, ,s s zen en'n' nano, Nauve s.se. do
sosl oouihe gas naneiseufef' "iiamstown. NJ
Soes ~ u boston, mafs
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N. v. Markcts--AugustIA IA, 2I-a NJ.
Sales cotton 1900 bales.

Sales cotton 1900 bales.
Flour QUITE dull 1000 brls prime Genesee sold nj
81 10 the trade.
Old rye, suitable for shipment very scarce and re is
offered.
Corn is lower; sale Mixed in good ORDER at 52a53 cts
and damaged at 50s5l1 Northern oats 2Ss3O cts.
sales 1000 bbls turpenno 50 per $50 lbs and 5UO
bbls little higher
The Tea sale to-day consisted mostly OF undesirable
qualities The company bid with but little spnt and the
sale closed Li farther decline
No change Ia provisions Mess pork 1915, and prime
1924.
Sales 5000 lbs. N. w. Coast Whaebono at 33c 10.
Sales Pa. clean seed ut 73c ID.
Sterling bills quoted 7tas4 per prem, with
few sales only the top rates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17

Tvs CALifoSiA VoLusrKERs.-Tho Tribune says that
Of court martial held on Governors Island on
Wednesday aud the rngeado the recent there
among Col Siesonsons California Volunteers was convict
cd ol muuny aud ordered to DO shot The Tribune ex.
tho hope that designed this verdict shall
be carried into effect.
The Government has decided To allow TO this Regiment
years clothing IN advance, and six months pay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. 18Th.

Four-The market is very dull and almost without
'eEquiry-fOr export few hundred bbls Wheat
sold OF Sll2! aud some holders offer fair and good
brands at 81 S4.l21 good old stock cells in small
parcels 3,e7b cents. Corn Meal-A snail lot sold
ut $3.50. Rye Flour-Nominsl. only 2.75. Whest-tbe
only Transaction is sale OF good Penna red Soc. Corn
Dull 81 Soc. Oats are ower-5000 bus. Southern
were sold at 23c Whiskey-Small lots brng 221 cents.
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Cores Ondenee of the Baltimore sun.

Instructions yesterday for the prosecution
Of the MeIean in the vigorous Hence.
forth shall have half way measures and old Rough
and Ready will manufacture enough to employ
a score OF expresses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
by SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.

We learn from the European souosoonience OF tho N
ok Courier and Enquirer tina, MI King. Minister Of tho
United States To France. had left Pas Tor London TO re
main two month. in England and that Dr.. MARTHA our
Secretary Of Legation At Paris. tho mean time as
Charge d'Aflsrcs. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
SPLENDID PLANO FORTE.

GfyEONE of the most magnificent and
H. finest toned Piano FOries offered sale
In Richmond just received at H. TAYLORs Piano
Warehouse aud present open for inspection
celebrated mandatory Of NUNS 4 Clark New YOrk-
exterior rosewood beautifully hollow
and style Of legs, which Improvement and
elegant appearance Il powell and ban
ey oftoBe ard The touch 10 delightful.
considered by The principal professors Of OF city
BE- very superior instrument The public respectfully
vhed TO eaHat r. u. TAYLORs
Piano Warehouse and Music Saloon,
au1f 100 Main Il opposite Banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
BOSTON MARKET. August 70.

CoitonNttng doing OF Consequence Prov s.ons-saes
bis prime Pokt sela9 $50 do 9aaIo IS do
bb mess Reef SLAP rs do $50 bbl Lard
qaay, 6.e, -Four Genesee Sil Michigan 4Isi
n. DREAMS NJ do via easa 3iat Co-Puoes
char yellow nat 6sa63e; white 55AS6e. suga-ae
hrs Cuba white export 6a6s per short price
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-17
Tr triumphant Success!
PROOF UPON PROOF THAT
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NaPTHa

WILL CURE CONSUMPTIONI
few Of the effected vicinity PHILADELPHIA are
gwen below
Evans Fayette Arch Of Chronic Cough
violent Pain IN hs Breast deuh breathing By bot.
Philip Boen rueser,nN J. cured Of prou.s ,pins
from rupture Of hoDd vessel in the Lungs.
Warrington Mach Chartte
OF Combined Consumption In dyrg
hfs dee Cure as.d by h--.
Hugh MeGiniey. highly respectable eiiirsns
Janr Perry dssssing
bottles. Lives at ie3 Spruce Ct
MARI baney 90 Spruce Lung.
This IL a remarkable
Hannah Hewitt. ? Mary cured Of Consumpston.
sarah Jane Adams n Fo1h street cured Of D.e,,.
Of the Lungs and Liver Complaint having every usy an.
could think 81 without avail Sworn Alderman Rukey
Henry Myers Carlisle, Pa cured Consumption with
spins Blood and Paralysis Of the limbs
by his physicians. u.~d botiles.
Chamberlain. Carberry Innamatou Of the Iunr.
Night swesis &c Cure affirmed John Swift Mayor Of
Philad.lphis
The proprietor Of h. mediein. n. he IL con-
vneedh has no sau.I in an Pulmonary Diseases
Prepared only by g. p THOMSON
Norbesu Spruce st reefs ad,phi.
sT For sale Richmond by DUvAL PURCELL. Gep@r.i
Agents in Potersburx By Chas cornx Co. Norfolk By
NJ Santos in Lypehburr by Jno H. seay In
BY DR. James Cooke and Q. H. Hunt Farmvirs By
Chappes. Iu
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DRINRER q MORRIS.
III their ,s.lepee M

TnNIHE MISSES SCHEBLY'S BOARDING AND
u DAY SCHOOL, at their residence NO. 30S Chestnut
street, rear Thirtcenth, Philadelphia, where every
attention will be paid 10 the nta morsl and
their pupils The year viii be disided OF
months each the rSi commencing Dist Of August
seeona the % OF February but pups will be received
time aud CHARGED accordingly Boarding Washing ESQ
sion paid in advance orihoEspy Reading Writing. Arithmetic
English Grammar and Composition: Geography, Ancient and Mod
History Ancient and Modern; Natural Moral
sophy Chemr Botany and Rhetoric. English
SROIunor SIS ard primary 80. French S4 tlian STA
siI-Muiie, vocal and Instrumental S2t-DwinR
ing s14Use Of Instruments IS. The Misses will
by teachers OF Acknowledged ability.
Refcrs nces-Rey. j. H. Fowc Dr. n. Tying Thomas
Matter, DIR. samIJsekson.
Philadelphia, Aug ~, 1916. dim