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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

any hnmsn 1ssiee E.r dressing 4 a
glanm. ia thai lhsy wrrs else. Ilsai
ll.ry Snsid sassissF lhsH latter rn.. = wss
lAneniailan areasannrd ~ he ranslurl
oi ilasse I'm Dismissed Illsstrhis &c dead,
and eternity Enm lhrir ninsl,. Hsay men
guided By ihr Eistnm which j. lram sbnre.
haEe alAsys arisd differently. $50 irarh
rs 10 nual her sur days Ihas ne H,ay sp.
pis anr hezris min xisdnni." 10 Ihe rray.
'r that They hHvr eaer addressed IN hra-
zen. And What has hrrn The RESULT I.rl
he eKprTnrnrr af Saints answer. A rom
srienre void nf oilrnrr--whirh exisix in
The bosoaas Of none huI lllose WIN live
with reference 10 Ihe awards Of rlrrniIy
--disaFms death uf ils lrrnnrs. Like Ihe
apostle they ran sxrla,m. :. Thanks Ne "a
t;ad WIN giseIh ~ illr yirIary - for like
him. they possess lhe ASSERTION. I. T,r We
knnw thai II our earlhy house &c this Ia
hernarlr were dissolved. We have hull,I.
lng Of G"d. \ h"ase n.sl made with hands.
rIsnal in the hraVens."
IN view af these considerations. I ran-
nnI sla hrIier Than commend 10 vow the
example Ol Ihr l'salnisI. BE- lis PRAYER
vnnIs alsa:-. I.onl make n.e knou mine
end. and The measure of my DAYS. what
IL is. that NAV know how lr.il anu"
This prayer will teach you several im-
porlant lessons. .~..a ss
In The FIRST place. Won NAV learn 10
place proper estimate on worldly things.
Ynu will discover that they are incapable
Of satisfying The cravings 81 an immortal;
and that when the heart il loo fnndly set
npon Them. disappointment. mmkcry and
wretclednrss must inevitably rnsue.
In The second plare. you NAV learnlllal
whaieser we purpose 10 ta fnr God. Cor
the worll. ar ourselves. should be done
without delay. While we are hesilaiinE
and waiting for more favorable oppnrlu-
nIiy. lime is passing away. our energies
are decaying. and the probability Of ever
accomplishing any Thing worthy Of our
selves is decreasing. Let Us act IN the
living present." 10 day 10 ours. To-
4.- .a
Where Is Tomorrow in another world
Tonumhcrs this is certain, the reverse
IL sure TO none!" h-...
Such lessons. properly studied and ari-
ed upon, will secure To US " Glory, honor
and immortality" Not the glory of this
world. gained amid scenes Of strife aud
blood; hu Ina, higher glory which is The
re ward Of doing good to our fellow man,
Not . The honor which cometh Irum man"
hut the honor which The Farther will con-
Tor upnn those that love the Son. and re-
we're His mild and benevolent precepls.
Not that earthly immortaliy--iha, breath
Of human applause, for which SO many
spirits born Tor n"bler aspirations pine,
but the Immortality which those shall en-
joy that have overcome The seductions Of
The world, and are exalted 10 seals with
tile Saviour npon his throne. ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

sx0id snritsn expnsnr. I'M n ne s.me
line ne pragr onrrrlses co. lie rnsTses-
nsss nf ~ taErzasr. Sone lime ago. )
lsdy IN faslshiFr wenl % > nrighbnf's
llaase - lie isa. al.sng wilh her EnsI,and.
ard len her little family 70 he eue az her
servants. N he rnurse e Ihe evening
sic ieli Fesv uneasy, and being impressed
aiiiI he IDA that 81 uas moi right ~
home. she M lrr lriend's house early.
On arTsssnF ~ h,r hare. he lnnrd Thai
her srrfaisls. IN lhe exercise Of high lie
helow stain. had enllrrIed = serial parry.
rhis she passrd over niihanI 0l,-srraii"r.
aud. pnlrr<lng up Stairs. IN The nursery.
she was saprisrd hy = terrific figure n
The bottoms Of The he'd uf Ihr younsesl
child. wIlirA MAS but three years Of age.
The fscl Vas Thai The nurse mail, ending
The child no very ready 10 get 10 rrsI. and
hiring 10th . be disiurhrd in hrrrrening' :
fninymrai by is CRYING. had dressed M
and placed ihe fgn'e alluded IN. at Tie
h"llom 81 lhe infants bed. wIlh view Of
Tightening d 10 sleep.
The ennaaIy riFrrI. however. had heen
prndnesd- DC child had heen hurT0r-sIrurk
and appeared Ia il mo,her with eyes liz
ed, IA m ldiOIr stare np"n the image.
A ,ionislcd aud disIrrssed. she ung the
hill, and then Pr"crrdrd 10 take up her in
fani. hui 10 u was lifrl.ss corpse. The
flight 0erssionrd hy the nurses folly had
been too nurh for The lnile innorrni. In
the rxlrmraf lear the pulse had erased
10 brai--lhe vital spark had flrd. and The
mother wa. LEFT To mourn in unullerable
anguish The credullly whirh induced her
10 trust 20 such servant. and the perfdy
of The unprinripled nurse. in whom she
had confidrd. To add more is needIes- /:
and 10 describe The subsequent sorrow q:
the parent is impossible. Il Is n melan-
choly slery; bul IL is not more strange
than Irie !: and We give il with n" other
,iew than 70 place parents upon their
guard ailh respect TO those 10 whom they
may inirusl The care OF their innocent aud
helpless offspring.
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The yalue of q name is Thus shown by
an anecdole from cisl's Cincinnati Ad-
yeriiser:
Mr.. B.. farmer Of Delhi town.
ship. Hamilton county. Chin. sent hi. man
inip marker. in Cincinnati, with frw
bushels OF apples, aiming other produce.
The load was sold. with The exception 81
ihc apples. .rhese were natural lrnii
and having no ila'ne. 70 N1e inquiry made
BIZ the purchasers What kind Of apples
tllpy were. The man replied he did moi
know the name. b said nothing.
but the nex, day went himself, with full
load Of the apples, which had snowy
appearance. lie had hardly backed up
when u cnsinmcr asked him" Have you
any apples," "Ycs." What sort ?
I" hr Roman Eagles"
A. soon az The apples were produced
customers crowded around, all anxious L.
ge, few Of The Eagles" whirh were
sold Out as fast as they enuld he measured
The last customer, who was irnii"rer
engaged fifteen bushels, al one dollar PEI
busllel. for The very apples thai w"nlt
moi hiring loty cents frr wan, OF name
The frni,errr remarked that he knew ll't
apple very well, il broueh, high price
where lie came from. bni he die! mol know
tina, il grew near Cincinnati!
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Self. made Men.-"lfyou are 10 be

Self.made MIen.-" II YOU are To be an
exception, said Mr.. Crabbe to bis young
friend. " you will be the first in all my
observation and experience. You may
take the whole population Of Maryland.
and select from il the fifty men who are
most distinguished for talents, or any des-
eruption Of public usefulness. and, ! will
answer Cor il. they are all, every one Of
them, men who hogan The world without
n dollar. Look into the public counrils
Of. The nation, aud who are they that take
the lead there! They are men who made
their own fnrIunes-self. made men. who
hogan with n"lhing. The rule is uni'er-
sal. II pervadrs our courts, Stale and
Federal, from The highest 10 the lowest. u
is true of oil the Professions. ii is so now;
il has been so at any time since have
know the public men Of this State or the
nation; and il will he so While our presen,
institutions continue. You must throw a
man upnn his own resources 10 bring him
oui. The struggle which is 10 result in
| eminence is too anlunus. and must be con-
ilnued loo long, 10 he encountered and
maintained voluntarily. or unless as mat
ter of life and death. lie who has for
tune To fall back upon will soon Stacker
from his efforts, and finally retire from 'h'
competition. With men il is q question
whether il is desirable ,ha. parent shonI'
he able TO leave his son any property at all
You will have large fortune, and ! an
sorry irr il. as il will he the sroling Of
good lawyer. These are my delihrrai
sentiments, and shall be rrjoiced 10 find
in your instance, | shall have been mis-
taken" ~~ ..s.'.. ~s ..-a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08
A Yankee Rsroine.--A very Interests

A Yankee Rer0ine.--A very Interest,"
ing case came under the supervision of
the Aims House Commissioner, N. York,
a short time since. family had moved
from New Haven. Connecticut, 10 near,
Springfield, Illinois. a few years since,
last winter both the father and mother
fell sick and died, leaving among stran-
gers daughter scarce 10 wears Of age.
and four small children. The daughter,
n delicate but very beautiful girl, was 4
true heroine, and knowing lha, her parents
had died poor, end that among strangers
her little brothers and sisters woula be
subjected 10 many hardships, and would
be shu, gu, from The oppoti mites Of men
lal culture which they could enjoy in their
native state, she at once determined /"
travel back To Connectirui. Selling oil
The few household ar,icles left, she laid in
store Of provisions, and with two lean
| horses which her parents had brought 10
the West, she started with her Iiule bro
theirs anil sisters in an old cart. With 4
brave heart and holy purpose she GEM
'menced her journey, and f'r weeks cock
ed her viciuais by the wayside. and SLEPT
in The old cart. Al length they arlvedia
this city. The last morsel of bread was
used up-lhe last penny spent. Trusting
aud single minded, she did moi give way
10 dependency. and Providence did not
ipermil them 10 suffer. A fiirnd gave food
To The worn-out horses. Her ease was
mentioned TO Mr.. Leonard, the worthy
Aims Honse Commissioner. aud she was
promptly assisted on her journey. In due
season she arrived among her friends and
is now dang well. What noble wife
she will make for some fortunate iellow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

Krrss ia-mazEow Easnirg.a Tie Hnosi0l
~ss srrond-d. and passed il ~ ailiEms
ave. Mr. Ras.anlph. apr Psesideni. wsii
Cd IN Mr. D.. and Frreivrd ar sn.wsI ll.ai
Il he hra.;h would permit. he erriainly
uonli. Accordingly. NEXT mnrning ~
appeared with hrs clerk and his pnniifi
ral-. aud rial ,eSesal prayer. IN The =
ishlishrd forsR. snd ihen Rad The psslltr
lnr the seErn'h d1Y Of September. wlsirh
10 lie Ssh Psalm. You must remrmher
this mss the nsxt maFning sfirr wr.had
heard the rumaT of Ihe horrible rananadr
nf Boston. l, seemed IS IL Heaven had
ordained that Fsalm.Io be read that mem.
ing"
AFR This. Mr.. Dnchr. unexpectedly 10
eSery body. s;rnrk out inla exIrmpora-y
prayer. nliiri filed the hn- IN Of every
man present. must snufrss never heard
heller prayer. or "ne 50 well pTnnnnr.
I'd. Episrepalian a. he is. DR.. Cooper
himself never prayed with srch frrsnr.
such aIdnr. surh correctness and paih0s,
aud in language sn elegant aud sublime.
frr America. far Congress. fnr the pra.
vince Of The ..iassaehs~eIis Bay. espeeiai.
~ the Inwn of Boston. q haa excellent
rlIeri upon every hody here. must beg
YOU 10 read The Psalm. II there is any
faith in the so'fes Iisgiiians or Homeri-
ra. or especially The sories BiLIies. il
would have been thought proyideniisl."
Here was scene worthy Of the pain.
irr's art. II wss inscarpenleI's Ilall. in
Philadelphia. building which sill sur.
yves. that the Devoted individuals met to
HON this serriee was read.
Washington was knerling there. and
Henry. and Randolph. and Rutledge. and
Ice. and Jay. and by their side there
siOnd. bowed IN reverence. the Puritan
patriul. Of New England, WHO at thai
moment had reason 10 Believe that an
armed soldiery was wasting their humble
households. II was believed that B"s,nn
had been bomhardrd AM, destroyed. They
prayed lervenily afr America, for The
Congress, for the province of Massachu-
srlis Hsy. anil especially fnr The town 81
l,osion;" and who can rralizs the emo.
tons with whirh they Turned imploringly
Ia Heaven Tor Divine. incorporation ant
aid! alt was enough" says Mr.. adams
4" 10 melt hear, "f stone. ! saw The fear.
gu.h inm ID. eyes Of The old. grave, Pa
ci6c Quakers OF Philadelphia"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

-u~s~@.sta< <<<st'az1ss. >.----r.lssz,rrzs-
teen years ago Mr.. llail. Of Wilton. Con-
neriicuf. then remarkably good sindenl
in his collegiate course, was suddenly de-
piiyed of his reason and his memory. In
those circumstances. his father. Rev. Dir.
Halt. sent him 10 Hartford /; bu: 6uding
M relief, he sent him to DIR. Chaplin, ol
Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Dori0r
said ihpie was no relief for him at that
time. but thai AT the age Of thirty six or
seven there would he change; THAI lLe
brain was too much expanded for the cri-
mum. and there would al that age he n
conlrar,ipn, which would enable 1t 10 act
heal hfuIly. III v--et .s---t. - .-...
His anxious father and family saw their
hopes peremp,orily deferred for nineteen
wears. That time has recently expired,
and to their sgea, Joy The prophecy is Inl.
filled. The man began to inquire fur his
books, as if he had just laid them down,
avd resumed his mathematical studies
where he left them. m# e@: @~a
There was no trace on his mind Of The
long blank in his life, or Of anv thing
which has occurred in il, aud he did moi
know lha, he was almost forty years Of
age.
The circumstance Of greatest Interest
is, tla, whereas he went into this stale 81
arrangement in deep religions anxiety
he came ont Of u with a hrigh, christian
hope, whirI, bad been obtained wiillou
the knowledge Of his friends a shori ,im'
before. NJ Y. Jour. Com.
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ksle. lie sullisslien has rrsadured lhs
r'Tstnl rshhsgr. ard il d,Iirrrnt srrl.ms-
iinrs. Lie diiIrEenI kinds: while lie Ly.
brillaii.n uiih n'llrF similar l.isnls las
pnadBrtd The csuiiGsnsr.
Tits shaws The henFfi az eulliFsiinn In
the vegetable unEld : huI The ehsngs which
cultivation has effected in The mind ~ man
10 infinitely grrsirr An. xrzisuhtsi.f.
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,snd I've seen ihen growing . Ioss. o
BIG 49,"
I ilrIs h was inssrT-Para aeain. uih =
shaul Il laughter hr ihe whole sompa-
Ry. in whirh rnI he lrasl sorrienps VS.
The grnlleman Win 6rsi in,srvup,sd him.
SameAhsl nrillrd. ii,e lIishman turned 20
him - 4 inquired. larily.
/. SIR. do SOU ia.end 10 riljruls. or 20
d0Hhi ms sialemrnlf'
sDh. nelllrr. my good frllaw." rsnli-
ed lhe o'hrr. bursting with langhlrE; ..but
yan are mistaken. SsrJines DO nj grox
on lrr-F." a.~
aOh. misiakfa. il IL! Faith. Tn nor
mistaken: and hy the Hill a. Iiawih. &c
VI 4 gentleman. I'll pruse II. I'll irarh
yoa. ssr. HAT an lnsh genlrman i nerer
mistaken"
Matters had thus become I'm serious 20
laagh over: = rhallrngr passssl. and was.
OF s"nTsP. accepted. The parties met. aud
81 The fret fire the Englishman received
his adverary's ball in par which eans-
ed him IN move about AMI perlnrm a va
riely Of figures never Taught by his dam
cling master. a.+~
" think I've hil him." said The Irish
man roolly. 10 his sernad.
- think yam have. IL I NAV Judge
from the esPers he is cutting" replied his
friend. .~. +.e 1888
Al these words the weapon dropped
frnm the hands Of the Irishman. and he
TUNED suddenly pale as a ghost. s
"capsrs! Did you say eapsrs?" he
exclaimed. "0h. by the powers, I've
murdered him T. Then running to the
wounded man lie seized his hand, saying.
earnestly. -.et- ~.s
Don't die. my fine frllaw: il wasn't
sardines meant. al all. 4, all. |, was.
.rapers, sir. capers. Och. bluran.ouns.
its murderer | am ~ as-..
This was loo much for the gravity Of
even such moment, and sn,ile passed
over The faces Of all present, save the poor
freshman. In few moments. however,
he had the satisfaction To learn his anita
gonisi WAS not dangerously hut. The
parties then left the ground together; The
wounded man forgaye his rrrslic apiago-
mist. and the lrlshman sworc that. I'LL that
moment, he had never known the differ
ense between sarainss anil rapsrs. ..
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There never was any party, fac;.oii,
sect or cahal whatsoever in ahich tie
mos. ignorant were not the most violent;
for hee is no, buster animal than a
blockhead. However. such instruments
are necessary to politicians; and perhaps
litmay be with states as with clocks. which
must have some dead weight hanging al
them, 10 help and regulate The motion Of
the finer and more uselA parts. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08
improvement in Parer MAKING

improvement in PaTer Making
The readiness and farilIiy with whirh The
manufacture NJ paper 10 now carried IN. is
really astonishing. The New York Jour.
nal II cammrrre rrrnarks -. We we're
informed a Few days sinr.. hy large pa.
per dealer in this rily. that IL was moi nm.
common lor him To have IN his ware
hnuse. and -rll. n niue o'clock in the morn.
ing. paper whlrh was inrags hundred aud
hliy miles Irnm New York Al nine o'clock
Of the previous mnrning." A better illus.
lralion "f The power Of steam could nut be
given, ar of The progress Of the age. The
tags are placei in The dnsirr. ihrnce ron.
viewed To the tonghs or vais. where In
some kinds 81 paper The sizing is mixed
with the pulp, apd from these saIs paper
passes over hralcd rulers. and finally be.
tween two immensely heavy irnn rollers.
which give il the glazed surface. and il is
then cu'. folded. parked. and sent 10 The
railroad. all in the course of few hours.
The telegraph enables New York mer-
chants To order paper IN Massachusetts ID
any moment. and receive the returns, man.
nlacmrrd. and eten ruled. by almos, the
next steamer. .4 -~*:
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How to Enlarge Vegetables vas,

-" w A&1A ~ ON VGCGkhsANSs - wv
Increase Of food may be obtained by man.
aging juairinusIy. and Systematically car.
ryIng out f"r time The principle Of IN.
crease. Take. for instance. a pea. Plant
II IN very rich ground. Allow il 10 bear
The first Year say half a dozen pods only ::
remove all others, Save the largest single
pea Of these. sow l. The neA, year. and re.
tan. If lhe produce three pods only 5: SOW
the largest one the following year. aud re-
tam one pud. Again seIerl the largest.
aud the next year the sort will by this
time have irebled it's size aud weight.
Ever afterwards s"w The largest seed. BY
these means you will get peas (or any
thing else) If bulk 81 which We al pre-
sent have no conception. 49, s--.-. $3.50
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Poetical, - In a city well known 10
every bndy. if they can find out the
p s.Sss gasliss efInas was hauled u9
Kicking up dust, and the following dia-
logne ensned.
Magislrae.--Is yonr name John Jay!
sPrisoner--Yes. your honor, 30 The
people say
Mag.-Was il yon that kissed the girl
and raised the alarm!
Pris.-Yes. your honur, bul | thought
il was no harm.
Mag.--Y"u rascal !! did you come here
10 make rhymes s
Pris.- No. your honor. but it win hap
pen sometimes. Wi
Mag.--Be of, you stamp; get on, of
my sight.
Pris.-rhank'e. your honor, then I'll
bid you good night. Ny. Union.
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What our Fire Fruits have sprung

"a&s ouA AkAC = k0Ato AkaNS VI NAA0
irom.-l'he Peach originally. was the
I"l,onnus almond. l,s lle.hy parts were
Then used 10 poison arrows, aud i, was for
'hs purpose introduced into Persia; The
ransplanting au,! cultivation, However. not
only remospd lis poisonous qualities, but
Produced the delicious fruit We now en-
joy. .--
The Nec,arine aud Apricot are natural
h.hritl:,tlons between the peach aud plumb.
The Cherry was originally berry like
irnil. and cultivation has given each berry
aseparale STEM. and improves lis quality;
the common mazard is The original Of the
most of the pres,nl kind Of berries.
The common wild Peir is even inferior
10 The choke pear hut still by cultivation
II has come tn. rank among our finest
'rn'l>. The Cahh &c originally came ff"n
"rrH an. ,.a>d i, ae,hips re than sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22
-ANNAyY q wHlTEHorsE
Markets c.srrpLLy REPORTED roa TIE TRIBUNE.

Irrspir, Nog. 20.
AsaEsA'. sa Fo e. WI oes':'.a %. sales at s7 Pearls
CofT0S-Th uarse ve hrm The about 30 bales,
fioUR 1SD MEAG~T,r. B.. i.ir demsai Tor Foar 70 iy
The sdrins yesterday hiss been @ Tie moderate seithf
State sold al 57a5 o. and pure Gens'ee 30
s7 aud Ohio oa5 49, and 500 bbis Canadian for *
ror, . bond sale Of 1o9o barrels for DECEMBER va
Sos Se W. made Al Troy At az and 90 good Gene.ee
YESTERDAY nr export 30 IL Southern there TAR
business dong i0a5 63H With 900 Dol. Richmond Coun
try AID eoseiown Petersburg hsd Jersey Mea dull
"a lS some Bmndywiae on Ii. marte ats 3IH RysFour
2}5a3 81 for common and good With aaes or so oos
GRANFor Genssee wheat there FAR shipping demand and
BOO de am About 500 bush we're PICKED up Tor seIa ma
ne At some'lns over rs &C. ZOO eu9 .sq pe u., =, ~
re- firm The sses reach a5gO ba-h ~
s fr % hs5 mixed p for old Sorhern and a for yellow
RE aul snd offered IS There some Barley no'as and
rR0yisI0Ss-Ia pos there i fr 4en.na ~ 1 Doll.
sold At III r Prime u soai2 or Mes 8, o Rump' ans
al f5r r, Me- BET = .teady good inquiry SAFE or '
6ssi S. ani 6oas $40 100 bb. Beef Hans utca SIS 'n p
a,6 81 an $50 about "a Il Pei. ed Meat, there o.
nothing dong Ccui offered Butter and Cheese
stead, sni good demand Dressed Hogs are duer' and 900
WHISKY, aoi plenty and tie made, firm Aboa, 900 Dol.
oil and Pnsoa sold at 5 a 't' nearly all al Drudge -
sEEDs-sae.6 or 7oo bush rough Fa1eed = bush
Timothy quiet at sl6asis Clover 5dos Co. and ia moderate
sALT-A cargo Of 5000 ;, Ka. .od at - cts. mos.
ToBAcco-A panel o. fsra - oass .oia on private terms AM
RIcE~r fra at 3 4sa3 for and pums with ven
small STOCK aud moderate inquiry
TALLOW-Sa-s 1900 y prue ~ - c.
OIq-We have b0sN u Palm soid on pfna- iefs
5000 2 Ts8s oil ~ ~ or. D. CO.. English Lns-ed o. "a 81,
sni Gov CHS Pressed 5a53 Bescled inter Sperm selling
al 4 q, Natural DO II.
CANDIFs-sales 200 b1s Sperm A. 34QS CO
FISH-Saes Nacs-- Nos and private terms So
fl,0 hss scae1 Herring 80 Cts Cos are dau Al ~ .
FEATHERs-we notcs 900 n Western at e95S ci'
ca.h.
COAI-A ssle 81 100 chs Pictou made II , Is
HAYThe msei steady, With sales 800 bales at cas- '' Tor
shipping qua tee ..-.- .-..t-
fRUII-Abou casss Cunis new soid A. eis ZOO ~
Rl.r IS aud ~ c Tor sto-s halves AMI quarter l'-
market closed rather frrsr. with a. asked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-22

.,IXTFENTH "a EEK-CONTiNUED SUCCESSES
Sci-ty bary Rooms ji8 Broadway corner OF Leonard
At The original and celebrated CANPbEbLs MINIS
TRELs under the direction Of @ A km'eriyo whose
concerts the four months have been crowded I" over
flowing by pectabs aud ash enable sudiencesb-g
10 announce that they vii continue their very popular enter
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cert a varied programme OF their own original Music,
Dances, SC ...--.--
Doors open at 8, commence a. u precisely ADMISSION
20 cents ,,,- al,
THURSDAY sd Thsnssg giving Day, he Csmpbsliswili
give a Grand Concert at O'Clock Doors open a. ,.
N B-WEDNEsDAY and SATU RDAf AFTEkNOON
CONCERTS for tho accommodation OF families commenc-
fng al O'Clock Admission IS cents children hsfprce
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