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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

fAs sst fhe~ % happily rrIoIciss N De
goodness of God - manhesled in skis
inssshes. I eOsId bui nh esorsr. . vhers
q your neiher!"
.Oh. sif. che srni bone 70 heaven from
ny srns IN this very room. fev monlhs
Since. and iua before she died shs gave
me strict charge n hunf zoo or. and v I
found yos. % cell you that Der dying
breath vent up 70 God Cor o blrssipr sp-
90 your bead"
Yous sister. Whist has become cf bert
and thst baby brothesi''
.Oh. sir. ny brother has crown up 70
be young man. snd 10 now clerk, and
ipi book-kespsr 10 my store. and he. 100.
has large Glars in me Ssbbsihsehooss
and my dear sister 10 far away, me com
psnion Of 0 devoted missionary q tho
West; she was married few months
pre.ious 10 moiher's deslh.n - f
Here I must lesse the history Of this
interesting Iamily, and 10 . fsw words
hint % The Lesson IL teaches.
I. See hos God slvsys confsfs his
blessings on hose children Who Lore
their parents. Little George cared not Tor
lhe shoes for bic cold ieei, aud q VAIN
cap for his bead, uniii HE poor mother
could have food. # @@
And through inst lIsls boy, God esms
10 mercy 70 ihst famIiy. George esriy
beesme Christian, and vas the humble
instrument OF the conversion Of bis moth
or and sis,sf. The mother 10 permitted
The privilege ofdyinr in the glorious pros
Peei OF heaven. snd sinking down 20 ne
gave sustained by the srms OF her noble
boy. The sis,er goes ous 20 Be the COM
psnion Of the missionary, 10 sid in spresd-
ing the news Of salvation DO fhs poor aud
psrishine. a.% .aasa F~"@ ''a. ..8- .@
2. What encouragement fhers % IN
this history OF fscu, for tsschers 90 lsbour
for the poor and destirass sons OF sfIliciiou
end poverty. God selects soms OF HE
brighiss, jewels from she depths Of power.
~. and makes them shine az sisss Of the
6rst magnitude in . sasiour's crown.
Dssr teachers, remember ne poor.
Do moi psss them by; care for them, and
God viii reward you an hundred fold.
3. The benef. of Ssbbsih.school inc
suction are moi confined merely 10 ths
things OF Time; they reach into Eternity,
and roll wave OF glory pp 30 the very
throne Of the gres, God.
Oh, lei Us be faithful, indusnioos, prsy.
erful, and devoted 10 ouf work Q Iiids
longer--snd soon We shsll 90 homo 10
our reward and our crown. w.
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Az ABUNDANT YIELD OF WHEAT.

Az ABUNDANT YIELD OF WHEAT.
Mn. ERIrok III believe q Is concesled
lhsg wheat RIpwn in Suulhern lzailudcs
canl.ins grtaler quantity Of glnls.n. aud
j.. consequently. saPsrins in qualify 10
lhsI az c.slsier cli0ales. The following
fleis show inrnRleslbly. | think. thai lie
Saalh can pse,lnee quantity % we'll as
quality. Mr.. Edward len. one Of our
most respeclahls and saeresslul planters,
on Ihe irsl az Srplember. last year. ,ow-
edone qasrt anslane lea-spoonlUl af y heat.
which he selected with he own hands, IN
walking through his iirlds. frnm the larg-
cot and mosl forward heads gruwn illr
wear beffe. They were picked some
hlleen days belnre llss field was cut
From this quart zndosl lsa-spoonlul he
gathered three bushels il,Tee and half
peeks, or more Than ane hundred and
twrply IN one. u was sawn ON light ST.
liri.Ins s..il. lighter than 10 usually regard
rd 40 best lor what. Will MT the many
proofs Ne have had IL The fitness Of both
aurJs,il and climate stimulate aur planters
TO raise ~ lrasl enough lnr their avn con-
sump,ioni Nm. CUNNINGHAM. 4
ciahsebills, Ala, Oct. 18th, Is47.a "a go a
We thank Me-. Cunningham for the a.
hove Interesting sialrinenl liis the Wild
est possible slifinsien af facts of this cha
rscler. an whirh we mainly rely In arouse
the whole farming rammunily 10 a con
sciousness Of the immrnse value of the
improvements now placed within their
reach. The same lsss III nature which
give 10 one quart of seed.wheai the power
uf yielding me hundred quarts NJ the har-
vest IN Alabama. exist IN equal fMce IN
every ether co,ton-growing state. Few
are aware how greatly the culture Of this
irnpor,an, grain eau be improved. Com.
isg lrom a eounWy of moderate size.
vs. So T.yqlly produces but frsciinn
Bo,rl and s's anil half buslels. and
;. :" = : seiIisi grlnds twenty thousand
bushels ,of wheat daily. the Editor has
enjoyed very favorable opportunities COR
studying the cal,ure and nature of this
cup We shall discuss il al length, in
al is bearings, from the starting Of the
plow 10 the loaf in the oyrn. ed. a..4
Sailhern culirafor.
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Influence Of the Wife over the Illus.
band.

There iss popular story In Persis which
clearly establishes this poini:---A wealthy
nsbob had pretty daughter, named Hos
seisnee. who being 40 only child, vas
spoiled ai an esrIy age, and grew up si,h
. temper that often msfred her beauty Of
its most beeuiling attractions: she chose
10 OK her affection on Sedlk Beg. young
soldier OF good family, who. however.
possessed no other portion thsn his sword.
The father yielded TO her wishesfn every
respect and Sadik. upon learning the
good fortune ihst swsned him, kssitaied'
not TO avail himself OF rhs ynonE lsdy's
conds,csnsion. But he resolved, Of me
same time, that 10 scesp,ing her hand. be
should NOT, Is she appeared 20 expect,
become her slave. Tue ceremony pers
formed, apartments were sssignsd 10 the
happy pair" 10 the nsbob's palace. Il
happened that while they were sitting to-
gether the first evening OF their marriage.
iavori.e cal prevented hersslf, purfing,
10 the notice OF the brids. Ssdik snsmpt.
ed TO play sith il, but the amin 4. JEALOUS.
perhaps, Of his novel and Superior claim
10 the ladys attention. ssrsfshed him,
ahereupon he deliberately drca his sword
and severing its head from tHe body,
flung boEh in moment auf OF tsis ein-
dow. .Hoseinnes say al once fi,g. instead
Of . slave. she had ob,sined asas.-.. The
effect was magical: she beesmeions of the
most submissive snd chsrmins wives la
the world.
Amongst Ssdik's friends vas liuis hen.
pecked fellow OF the fsns Of Msdsk.
Taking toge,het one day of iksir domes.
tic sffairs, Mefdek wss ssionnhed 10 hear
OF the change wrought in Hoseinnee By
The decision whish Ssdik esiacsd on the
fret day Of their rnsrisge, and remember
ing that his wife also. q ternss satef The
frs, ws,er) had feline fssorits. he Be.
thought him that 10 was not So; too late
10 recover. BY . similsf set OF keroism,
his proper station q ths ruler Of kis own
family. Forthwith returning home. hs
sirded hin,ssf with HE scimii~r, snd On.
sring the LADY, chamber. with swsgrer
hat very little became bic ortsSssy posi-.
,ion, he beheld . Tsbbs" spprosshius ia
her ssual fsmitif manner. The msditas
,sd sscri6es sss eonsummafed in 90 in.
s.aus; but while poor Merdek Was Shopping
70 execute the window arr OF ne tragedy,
his wife. who vas siready sppsissd Of ,hs
Story. gave him boz on fhs ear which
laid him prostrsu on the aoor. "Tako
thai. you BOBBY" said she, with On air
OF inensbls scorn; !" you forget Hosein-
nse's ca, was killed 90 the wedding day
! The tale, however. goes on - iniorm
us tina, The nsbo6's tsuyhes BY 20 aiesss
lost rank n ssnss9uS1es 81 her ssFfy
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]. NE ANGEL on PA1IRNf.R

~ .. .. wnTrTIER,
srs*<s ~ hssas. ssraaanlas aaa.ss
. Gels msekrsi AIsrI eeaily cones. 81.
Nopowr hath Be 10 bsnish pain.
Or giss rs hsck our los again,
and ye,, IN ,endrrs.a love. our brsr
And Heavenly Falltr ssnds him hess.
Thrrsis auisi in thai angel gianee. &
There's srst in hin siiIl counienancns
BE nsorks no grief with idle ehres.
Ner wound. win words ne uaaarnef's ear
But ID and woss Ne may not cure.
he kindly srsches 10 endure. &
Angsl Of Tsiieacc. scn, 70 calm
Our fesershid hrOws with cooling palm;
To lay with b0pc he sio'ms of lrsr.
And rnroneilc liir's smile AMI lear; .fa
The ihrclss 81 wouhdcd pride 70 ssill.
And make sur own our Fathers will ! Fl
Oh thou Who mOurned ON Thy way.
With Ionginss for The clo-c Of day.
He walks with ihcc, Inst angrl kind,
And gently whispers, De resigned.
Bear Up, hear On, the end shall tell --
The dear Lord onlsr.h al things we'll"
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DRAINING.

Il 10 almost needless 10 observe that ll,e
Importance Of draining is NIL properly ap-
precis,ed BY our farmers, or tia, few have
pracliced il systematically. A writer on
,hls subject very justly remarks: d" Our
best lands ate denominaied cold and wei
soils, because the water is suffered To soak
into the ground. and there remain until it
destroys the power Of pro,lucing little else
than weeds, or poor crop ofpoor erase"
We are scarcely able 10 define that pecu-
liar species of liallucinaiion under which
those &c our farming friends suffer, who
permit their richest, most valuable, and
mos, productive soils 10 remain submerg.
ed.Swhile they exhaust their wealth and
energies on arid and sterile npIand. east
ing their manure broadcast. aud taxing
their Utmost elIorissin .anlcr to wax poor
~r rather than richer; while by properly
draining and msnurng these submerged
lands. ,heygmight render them far more
productive in valuable products than their
sandy andtporous soils, which are demo-
minated dry. simply because they drain
themselves. ,ssg8 -~vl~sea - t1Fam'h.'.
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FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS OF
...sai SABBATH SCHOOLS. s.&

FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOhARS OF
.a, SABBATH SCHOOLS. - .r.@
"Bc not weary in well doing, for in due time
ye shall reap" yaa ~ +@a
Business Of importance called me q, one
time 10 tho great ei,y. the London Of Ame-
RIGA. | had spen, the morning in view
ing the gteat ibuilding,, the CI,y Hall. the
great Custom Hease, Trinity Church,
with ID tell spir., then nearly compls,ed;
and many Other public pisces 90 inrssst-
ing TO the stranger; and being much YEA
ried With. my mornings excur.ion.
sough, my friends house ass place oil
rec. While sitting .. the dinner table, a
servsn, hsndsd me note ,hs, momsn,
left a. the door BY some unknowp person,
which read 90 follow: a1~st5 sqtssa e.
"Dsa Sir,-Hsving seen your nsme
announced - one ofths spsskss ~ The
Sunday school mss6ss, IL could siss
me grss, pleasure toe you q No. -
Pssrl street, THE sissrnoos a . o'cloek
Do sotdissrpoipt ne V3lsa12A> 5a@1a
Tour FRIEND 'aGHoRcH s."
r.. Ihsssned 10 comply with he invitation
at the appointed hour. Crosjing my way
along through the multitude OF people
,hronging the business streets, I arrived .
las, st the number mentioned in the note
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A Pretty Story In Danger Of De.

A Pretty Story In Danger Of De.
structi0n.--An anec,lote. has long been
related, swilhon contradiction, that, at the
signing of the Declaration Of lndepen-
dcnce. Charles Carroll simply !wrnie his
name without any prelix. and that he adj
ded. Of Carrollion." a, the suggestion of
a friend, and 10 show ioahing George and
his creatures, that he was not fearful OF
that designation. aud ihat he was content
to subieci himself 10 all the consequences
Of the ACT. This was in July. sl776.--
There is in the Patent Office building, The
original record Of the first public docn-
msnt; f..tosclear Potomac river" and that
George Washington headed the list Of SUBJ
scripiions for that purpose; and we now
stale that the same document contains the
name of Charles Carroll, Of Carroll,on,
4lO00. currency, dollars ats. Cd. writ
ten with his own hand. This was in 0cs
tober. l774, nearlys.wo years beftwe the
Declara,ion; e showing ihatshe had previ-
ously writtea his, name with. the prefix
"of Carroll,on," and when his head was
not in, danger!a TO suppose that he' al
first, made the omission to escape respon.
sibili,y, is an assumption nobody can be.
lieye. ,ltmigh., with more proprietypbe
said. s,latto old Stephen Hopkins hand
dida'p uemblci!ilages Iii, . ,aabisa1H sdi i
-.la ID elr>7ttoo 'ssIsaasS7S1TsT--sm?h - ''!i
To ere is human. to forgive divine. 81
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uU. =. MAIL LINZ for Albany ~
wAaToN's ERVALBNTk.

O6asnas tapasras and kabsfxa coassnaf.ss fcssfvs
n<) .es s.ly fatally bws siss es~psiy Srsr
I'd tAoS s<rng ssfs<y ysrezsrss, t1ecfse<s o. ofse
kys a~tsrss, sz.pi< Agreeable s.d .afsIkk .<as. r.
.saxiy dseovssd v Hrssos ~ n Ws1fs-,s % k-s ~ss
PRRusAL Oh rais TREATISE esnses fsu . e.
1pe ali doubt 10 ths ind Of sny resdef o. NJ -
character and srssf nperss~es o. :h,s aiseSv t sss -
mukabs results Tks grsss rsesty V hsnr Pssss
sad delicious FOOD ealssd ~ 5rs a. -s,.,s
ia Trearss "a Ervsissss constantly % bard = -
Dtp q Wr9P e fsna sa2 Cs =: ssSis c.
VI ssors III IS orppts Duiidiss. ~ Broadway. 60.
on Chsnbsrssl a rsrsAsssrs nass ssns2ess ~
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Cnruftinqs.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGs,
SMITH : LOUSsBERY. 443 PearlsL Opposite VIII
SuAm) are now daily receiving their supplies q Cnpet
ipgs &c for the Spring trade norg wniea are Hk9
nunbe. Of reV snd segrn. patterns q. the ioo"ns ex
tremely Nv prices 49, . -. s
Brussels CsrpeBg. new patterns, lea 10 rs per YARD.
SPY Imperial new patterns, b. 10 100 per ara
Double ard superhne Ingram, new pat os 70 70
Extra tae and me Ingram, new patterns % 20 %
Common Ingram hch bright colofs, "a loss =.
Aso alsrgs assortment Of Floor OH Cloths from 70 "a
feet wide Rugs ODzges MsItngs table and piaao Co
vers aud general assortment OF 81 oIneT aIcs con
rect~d 9Th the trade extremely lOw. mlD tNls
NTEW SPRING CARPKTINGS.-PETEs soS,
lNHUMPHREY - ROSS 49, PeAri,st tneaI Plsalsol
have rsceived by lsts arrivals from europe sarge ADO
sAxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpes patterns sta 40
,.n. entirely neU-nevef before otered - ths county
as8 framed Brussels Csrpets
Rich ply, new shsdtngs, do.
Doubls per. super and extra the DO
Dsr,ssk Royal Twilled and Plain veneusn
Window Shades. Table and Piano Cpysn 49,.
Drukyets Rugs. MAJ. ke- nc lao, heavy w C,o,ns,
from q "a fer vide together ~itE large lot q Cheap
Goods which particular attention Is called nlo anls
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Boarding..

BOARD wANTRD-For two children, one s. The
ID other wears OF age in respectable family where
some of its members will give them the Instruction and
eare OF a mother Address Father" At The Tribune Office
stating name location and terms Reference gwen and 70
qured. N B-Persons having other boardeis need Dol
snswer this advertisement nit D
BOARD WANTED-A gentleman AMI lady and ehild
ID retrn from housekee piug wish 10 board snd soie
part Of heir furniture would allow TIE same 70 De USED
from this dale. I. consists Of al kinds Gentleman 70
breakfast only Sundays excepted Terms must De- unce
S. Adde'S merchant, his ohce' with psrlculaf-.
BOARD. near Union. Park-An entire su.t Ol rooms
ID both The second ard third hoors will BIZ vacated on
ne first OF Ma and had early application al 8i3
Broadway This Oilers opportunity 10 families
wishing 10 pleasant and airy apartments FOR ne
summer Ia fashtorable par % the city mit l~is
rOARD.-A gentleman and lady or tso single gentle
ID men, be- accommodated with board and pleasant
The second ihrd stories. a. q While 81 near
Broadway No removal on tae st Of May. References
given and required RHO is
A PRIVATE FAMILY 10 the neighborhcod VI
tFourthsL and Washin gIOn-plsc1 on Brosdwsy eau &C
commOd ale geul~man and his wife ,hre s1ge
geuflemeu with pleasant soouls lad board A line ao-
Sr@s.ed 10 l. Tribune Of &C. w meet with attention
nile 81
xGTHNTED-A respectable bOarciEs -house by lad 10
w or NJ wears Of age within tive minutes wsh Of Maiden
lane and Nas,ausL The advertiser cannot pay more han
- per weeA Please address d. Triblne once. mIo IL
WANTED By a gentleman and bis wife, furoi.hed
w MON with board above Grapc.sL AID within few
,n,,s9 Sslk rom BrosdwaY. References given ant re-
nuired Please address I, Tribune once milo u
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fats.

" spring style Of Bats.-BlRD' corner q re
nd y.ssaut. invites the suenon Of bis customers and
The public to the new style Of HAS for sPrins-
He soliets al examination Of he same eonnosn' 80
the elegsn. proportions Of The new Pa17fn
their appreciation bihD' eO'ho 80
rnar Nasse4-re-
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JACOB 5. PLArr. Aacronser.
HARDWARE AND Cutlery ACCT!Os

Il3ALk-JACOb 3 PLAII VII seU MS Day u 10
oclock al he ACTION Room - Patst 40 easxs. cases,
los and PACKAGES hardware and cutlery sadcsry zans,
pistols soaps fancy goods pattern csfcs OF eeuefy,
kniges and forks pocket and pea khives rszo's
SCISSORS, ke- Ne -
Also part Of cot Of Birmingham 2eesss tad pstisT
csrds, arnong which see and plated sufr2Ss o'ie
bits. spsrs, bride frocts, &C -
Aso. psrt Of SCI q sheEsd pattern cnts q esusry,
snoux nich are poezs, and pen knives, razos q par.
o-rs WASH snd Butcher aad otnsr nafsr a,c 10 cases
Of oae pair escn - 49,, -. -, III, ..
Also, slightly damaged viii VINCE me $40 wa. e'"-
Also 70 eusSie. ssd lneh hoop iron ard % snyila
Also sss suspssdax lamps 4ssehs o4 soa - glasses
Al.o ~ easss blue ina bottles. Also, ron chests
Also 50 dozen sythss aad sckles and 80 gross Ansr'
Also general assortment Of new hardware, and pass
Of q s.ock Of hardware store
a cstaIozuss now ready. The sale q positive snA
every io will Be sold 70 he bidder aod ne aisa
ion a coqruy - well - city dealers 10 directed 70 The
ssJns nls IL
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Ssw WAREHOUSE FoK
Rim T S o N L \ .
spring styles,
LEE. lunson q TEE. S cEpAR.sT

LEE, IUpSON LEE, 50 cEpAh-s1'
0oef for sae by the piece OF IAeksSe,
- 800 CASES PRINTED Gallo oon.p..s ss.k
Ne desirable new STYLES, large proportion ., "nio
sns becn contracted Tor before The aio rise IN ne ~ ~
WI BE- sold al less than manufacturers Prcssnl
nnisd ss u prices put into Tue nsnos ~
lee sod tre~ slsr rom which be retired IN les,i ns
Snsa Nc hsm VI Lee Judson, and solleis tne
" arm Of LEE. JUDSON LEE.
fshruarx is.- 2Sf us
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~ Fashionable Hars-Sprins style AZ -
Co ia chsihan.5 t are ready 70 supply me- .e,
toners wb this beautiful style OF hai seo MY
thew are 10; excened equaled By any ha,s IN
or oui OF N They are offered 81 pei cent less "a
~ ,esss afion 10 the pockets q ne pef-
eh.,er ftter constantly In sltendsnee. 70 sun INC 0'
ar form o. The hal 10 The taste u tie weAIsI.
" NJ, ~ ,s~ ~ WATSON l. co. - Chsham-st
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AMrRTCAN MUsEUrI


livery DAY AND EVENING Tals WEEK, com
II Isneisg on Money ~ March lS-EoCR sPLESplp
PERFORMANCES DhLN-iu tho morning, e, ~ o,
eocs in the sneraooa Al 5, aud IN Ne evening 81 ,, Snd
again at 3 o'clock
The Manager hsppy ia being able 10 ammo inee reef
ssgement in compliance win the reeestsd requests q
numerous 'AnN' one ~ WEEK MORE
with that ulustrous Man in Miniature,
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
sud a. utterly impossible for him De prevailed upon
'''n''' ''of POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Of his exhibition in NewYoTk and hose who delay her
ealls beyond this week will
S'-'' NEVER SEE HIM
be rsres private life as soon as be makes the tour OF
To Inc vsst coneourse Of his friends wso
will lhrong he Museanl 70 see him. ~ Siil DO sec
On The platform IN e he MAJ. halle Of ne Acsrr ~
his sxtrsordnsy and popular performances pSiISns ns
Travels SC sing variety u Songs, Dance the Poas
sso HSr9pPs give ysrTs'sqs%Sp ,S q NnFqLEoN
Nc ''' FRENCH COURT DRESS
worn before Louis PHILIPPE, King o. the French and all
The principal Courts Of Europe Anes which he viii sP
pear III az BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
in which he viii dance the HIGHLAND FLING. nc nc.
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS received from Queen
Victoria and the principal Crowned Heads q Europe will
DC ' IN The AFTERNOON FROM } to O'CLOCK,
be will appear the Stage Ia he Lecture Room In AVA
riety Of Performances and Costumes Ia conjunction win
other performances.
Also in the Evening at T. and again 81 % O'clock
THE GENERALS MINIATURE EQUlfA0E,
consisting VI magnificent Little Chariot ana Pigmy Ponies
with eosehmsn and foosusn, will persmeaas the streets
daily.
ternoon evening performances.
ETHIOPIAN MISsTRELS.
GREAT WESTERN. the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
ANATOMICAL VENUS TO be seen al IL. extra
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune Teller. .
Ambulance Is cents; children under 10, III sents No
rsadmissonsone payment will entiue 10 but ono admis
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Ia compliance with the request Of numerous families
and Others W no have ness the exhibition
OF GENERAL TOM THUMB,
the .absrber has able Inconvenience effected
an Advancement " ith him TO remain al the Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER,
terminating Saturday hight the goth instant but he eegs
10 assure the public positively, that the little Generals ar
rangemsnts are such thai 70 Will ne utterly impossible tor
him 10 remain beyond the above stated period ,,,
mis- r l. bAhNDh
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General Notires.
~ Lectures on Astronomy

~ Lectures on Astronomy;-PIot hiISHtLL, Of
in NeYork has consented deliver three lectures Al the
Tabernacle on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday evenings
the 6n lh and l9h inst II y o'clock The topics OF
lectures will embrace
st The Universe as revealed by Lord Roses great Re-
fectoT
ID The discovery Of tire new Planet oy LeVerfler eN
employing the power OF analysis.
sd Msedlers discovery Of the great centre Of the Unit
verse about which the Sun and Fixed Stars revolving
The lectures will be illustrated by Telescope views, AIKEN
by Prof NJ with The great Refsctor al the Cincinnati OBJ
servatOTy.
two ladies' for the course 81 gentleman for the course
81 sin gle tickets 50 cts
NJ B.eschoos supplied eli 50 cents each pupil for the
conrsa mis- ST.
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General Notices.


~ IRISH Emigrant socieiy-Nouee 70 ne,soy
"a iae annual election ofeers OF me lfsn
seeeiy OF Newly ORR. for the ensuing ear VIZ xn ~
49, ne orce Of The Society. q Sprueest on me n,.n
s Apnl nsat between the hours Of IL NJ ana r "a.
~ ior ne purpose Of choosis fresiosnt lEee
rIssioens Treasurer two Secretaries ana TOUR
IE1st o. NE Executive Conmiliee.
by order, GREGORY DILLON. President
sLohIScE MeCAsrsY =
hiesl J. ocossos' Secretaries uls 9Ods
~ Mesmerism was investigated for eve years eS
s'.sce " Twelve learned Doctors appointed ~ INC
ina Aesdemy Of Psris for that purpose and INA. So
,,n pronounced II True, and hrainess DOCTORS eanpoe
ensnl 70 The conuaTy. A NJ. shaw viii have snoae.
- tSA operation performed this eveoing lTaesoey ~
- wesleysn Methodist Church 70 Allen, near orsn ~.
'oo'nnenee AZ a O'Clock Adinitsnce i2t cts MIC ~
az Premium Class In nfusic.-The opening ..
.rrnSs postponed 10 Monday evening" MHen - W
q an unexpected engrossmeni OF the sueseioefs
nlsN u - WARNER
~ The Farmers, Club Of the American insfiin e.
GU tuesday, March l6 stl2M. Subject for diseussl0b
,,p Vines also Kitchen Gardens Gratis and seeds as
"ioeisd free u charge mlS 2f'
- Nctice.-Friends and patrons viii heneefofsh hnd
uh lwis' Architect