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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26

IL. G1ayfa IlRiteE.-iR Easa.ss esluEsP
q - aayis Pas@s "A - aaans traaF So o.
gssasassl.a. ttEsss Gas. i shs1A hsss-
-sss sA~s - n.ns sAsH = a~ksss ~ ssdaaal
canssntisa utsrA i a. sa.suAar u Jane nrEL
= saansaiua - sarA ssA.sss = -sy = psess-
is4se 1. . msks ssrrsisa - = slitshae sanai-
1.se g. Prrsss-la 4 ~ I.aana slalsss az sE-
psessss uiIEnsns@ rAsrnuils = aAmis = wAai.
sSH nay e o. - Ais 60 AZ fall aslAes-
usaA
Iii = jaa SOD : aeasrninsiisa . NJ. clagis
Eiends wauI expert iron - knemh drsaGian 70
his ssusssy. he IN ham- i DsoerlA<f ID wisk
aroag iadinaiioa -, again = y eonnsessd wish
p4hke Ifr. Boz since tlsn sPreal have hssh
naae l. him whirA Ne frii -, a Eh<ny . fhrOw
ssidr. and Ne . rrsdy 70 r.sks .sE s,fdkns n
sse@rvs DE ini~sisy q ne w'kig p~ny-s pary
iAensiksd, in DE minds 4 maay. Vim D. Peass
and prosperity q th~copnsp.
some months siacs. uBarr de impssslion hat
Ar. clay would ma again b . candidate. ne
planea nc name q Gen. zsAaTy fsylos a the
hesd u cor columns; slthosgk i i knswn 70 IN
our rea1ers thai Henry Clay : our krs, eboice. as
he = q almost every whig nc know. No man,
Therefore. can recciEe more ready and hearty
support from " shsn viIi Mr.. Clay. 4 be shall be
the sosninss q lhs Nsiional cOnyenlion. But
hOsiilities hs,e long been saged against him with
inyeisrsIs ohs.inary. and falsehooJs and frasd
have ere4ted Prejsdices in he minds even Of sOms
honest nncn, which eannO, he removed; and hence
Il i thai some of his bet friends have entertained
fesrs that he cannot be eircted. and that his no
minaiion. would sIPOse ihe Wig party 10 an
other deieal. We trust. hossses, that tkere vii
BE- wlsdOm enough in the Convention judiciOusis
10 weigh an these things, and whatever sIse may
properly hear upon the subject, and present 10 th'
eaunlEs q candidate Who viii draw around hin
the undivided support Of the whig psHy--sni
whether Il be clsy or TsylO or any other sOunt
Wig. We shall yield him cheerful support
as every true Wing should.
A litter from friend IN Tennessee. receive,
by the last mail, shows hsT much the Inemor,
Of Henry Clay Is cherished throughout the cOun
try. The letter says: " Politically We are mucl
Ylit up. We viii vote Cor Taylor BAT die 20
old clas."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
Craham's Magazine.-The humble

Graham's MagaZinc.-Ihen umoef
for May contains handsomely engraved portrait
of Major General Worth, the second of the series
of Portraits Of gallant Officers preparing for this
Magazine. This number has also fine engrav-
inc Of Clara Harland," an illustration Of tale
by G. D. Foster; and well executed Fashion
Plate. The literary contributions, Of course, are
always good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On Wednesday, April 18th, on motion Of Mr..
Goggn the house resolved itself into committee
of the whole, and took up the bill providing for
foreign mail service.
Nj. Goggin submitted substitute for the bill.
and advocated its adoption.
Nj. Nicholl opposed the substitute. and Mr.
Tompkins spoke in its favor.
Sever amendments were offered to the bill. The
vote was then taken ell the substitute proposed
by Mr.. Goggin, and it was adopted, The bill
was then laid aside, and the committee proceed
ed to the consideration of the revolutionary pen.
sion bill, and Mr.. Vandyke made speech in OPP
position to the administration.
On motion, the committee rose and reported
to the house the bill relative TO foreign mail SER
vice, as amended. The question was then taken
on the passage Of the bill, and it was passed, and
the house adjourned. >. ..r~ .-z
On Thursday, the Hon. Horace Mann, Of Mas
sachusetts, chosen to supply the vacancy created
by the death of John Quincy Adams, appeared,
was qualified and'took his seat. ~.,. ~
The house then took up the contested election
case from one of the New York city districts, and
after debate the house adjourned. ..
On Friday, the consideration of the New York
election case was resumed, and Mr.. Vaniyk he, be-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26

Tie that arms his intent with virtue is
invincible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
MIR. clay I'm New YOrk.-The v

members of the Legislature OF New York met IN
convention at Albany on the Sth instant, and by
almost an unanimous vote passed the following
resolution:
Resolved, That Henry Clay is the first choice
. Of the Wings Of the State Of New York, and
that they can give, and will give, to him, or any
other reliable Wing, who may be nominated by
The National Convention for the Presidency, the
thirty-six electoral votes Of that state"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26

Missouri Whlu-Thr rrsalufions al
0f The lais Missosri Wig ronsrniin. Dc.
clare PanEdenie in Gen. Taylor; ihas il
elected 70 the Presidency. be would al
minister the Government alier Ihe manner
sf Washiaginn-.h bur should the Na,ianal
Convention select annlher candidate. fhry
pledge the vote Of Missouri lor him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26

he g haFn luTuFs' IL il,ey EFP11iais -
- Fe1ni0a'' MiGh ise hnnkels. &c ca n
dalge hag > Erry hinl knpe II reEFylng
sny eandiiale u Ne9 fnfk. esen 4 i.e
b. not osSecii0nslie b, ihem. We fkoald
appsehsad. iron ne fore a ne rxprrs-
SONS. lins llsrEe i linle prospect N ran
ion; Iinle hope q plea.ing b0ih sliqaes N
lhe srIcriina a candidate. nllese Dc.
rlarali.sas sk0uid y a9oPled and eon6m.
I'll IS he masses 81 ne party. ne mss
isdnrd despair q elrrling : Democratic
ranAiaasr O. tke 81 ~ Asw lofk."
We lell Ii.e sfsssndsnf' again. 4 MI
have snoagh n % - iosk sfler The iFsa'
HES IN is own party. instead a keePsnl
itself nneasy aLaul the candidate - ~ >
doPled BY me Wings. Rsiss..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
ELECTORAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The necessity being suggested Of holding
Convention for nominating an Elector for this
district in the approaching Presidential election;
on motion, DIR. Edmund S;rudwick, Dr. Walter
Norwood, Josiah Turner, sen., Richard j. Ashe,
and Dennis Heart, were appointed committee
to nominate twenty five delegates to attend said
Convention. After consultation, the committee
nominated the following persons, whose appoint
ment as delegates to the Electoral District Con-
ycntion was confirmed by the meeting:
Samuel p. Phillips, I.emuel Mebane,
Jones Watson, Hardy Hurdle,
Or. f. r. Freeman, Harry Hughes,
rhos. d. Oldham, Tira Ray,
Isaac Holt. John b. I.ealhers,
Oliver Newland, ID. G. Parrish,
John Stafford, VIM. w. Guess,
Dr.. -. Adams, George Nichols,
Edwin Holt, u Benton Ray.
paaiel Hardin, Nj. y. herndon,
Col. las. Graham, Richard ]. Ashe,
Chesley r. Faucet, Josiah Turner. jr.
Gabriel b. lea, ~,
This Electoral District is composed ofthe coun
ties Of GuiIford, Csswcli, Person and orange
aud the Convention will meet at such time am
place ss shall hereafter be appointed.
On motion,
Resolved, That the editors Of the Hiiisboroug
.. Recorder, Milton Chronicle, and Raleigh Regis
ter, I've requested TO publish tho proceedings
this meeting,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26
WING MEETING.

ATs.pe1isbls nuul<r q he whiss q Orsass
~, q nc eoan-hsa-s. pursuant . nodes. a -:
surdsy La. fs ihs FasPoss g aPPoinsing arle-
Eaiss 10 ne Dissrira Convention. % bs held IN
shis plaes On Thss-lsy die Oh q May. On M
bon. 0sssond y. Lang. ssg. Was called 10 ths
chair. and Denais Hrarti sPpoinisl secIssar. d.
The purposes or ~hieh he meeting was esII-
Cd having lern announced, The following pefsas.
mers nominated and sPpoinied Delegates % ihs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-26

Spencer s Reeres, found guilty at the fall
term Of Guilford Superior Court Of the murder OF
his sister, and which Judgment was affirmed by
the Supreme Court, was last week brought before
the Court sitting at Greensborough, Judge Pear.
son presiding, and received sentence Of death,
which is to be carried into execution on Friday
the 9th day Of May next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

Europe continues in suoh unss tied condition.
The Immense amount Of uns op'ovei capital which
has accumulated and continues to aocu uulae in the
hands Of bankers and discount houses all parts Of
the United Kingdom, must soon find Investment ia
some wsy; and In the absence of confidence In
stock investments particularly railway shares Eag
land, 1t possible commerce may in fsr largo
share oft The probability ofa much greater dsprsois
ton In prices for products and manufactures generally
Is SO small, and the margin for an improvement 20
great that there appears to be little danger pros
poet Of loss connected with any legitimate operation
in them Capital may be drug, the rate of interest
may be merely nominal prices for goods, wares, and
merchandise of every variety may have reached the
lowest pointn, and still no confidence exist the
absence Of which the advsu operation
of all the oth er clements Of national proaparity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
BALTIMORE, Oct. rs, 1913.
n Rmnnss among the Observation-Disclosures
DisOypearGwre, &c

There is quite rumpus golu? on among the
supper ten" Methodlsts Of this city, the subject
OF female education, and efforts are masiog 10
ra'se the sum Of $50 900 to establish female
seminary. The cause Of this new movement ~
a rupture that has taken place between Dr. Ro-
beits and the Rev. Mr.. Jarboe, the liter gentle
man being the teacher OF a private female sent
nary, which tas been long used by the upper class
of Methodsts for the education OF their daughters
A. The cause Of this rupture has been resented
N. so many phases, will state the facts thyy
have been represented To me
IL APPEARS that about ten days since,a numboH 81
The Young iaoIes oil the seminary we've amislug
the mseves III the front room, up stairs, wien
III, y, siuoD was made that one OF them shegid pat
on Mr.. JaIboe's hat and coal, and make bow
10 The fret gentleman that passed. a niece oil
d. Roberts was pitched upon BY her com
ponions 10 carIy out this piece ot fun, wnlch
The, III thougb,less gee, eEscteH "a Tue ahnse-
meht Ci her piayustes. IL oitsfsaroS cams W Ar
ear OF Mr. Jab,e, who, ~ Inc rre sence OF s~
Whole school charged heT with being disgrace
10 his ess blis hmeBt, sro ~ wounded the sensitive
mind vt the child h'.t she wandered away from
the ~ minaiy IN such disturbed STATE al MAD "a,
not To Know whisnrr she went WIZ she re-
NAMED all night rs suil mystery, she itIag re-
mtued 10 her sfcle's mouse next I'M rdiGai ana the
only acup Al she cuu'd give OF herself ,s, ihai slE
was IN a noust all Iight where there were great
many women dressed like SISTERS OF charity. Sno
has salcc somewhat recovered, bu, can give ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
Nl XIl o IL. ,IKA1EpIN SERIES Or MO ,r rRuTu-

M XIt o IL, NikA1ED IN A SERIES OF MO ST TRUTH
1Vl fully uRuce and elaborated Views
uted under tie immediate direction of ar. f. Grain,
giving faithful and picturesque representation Of tho ueof
sued bp The American Army, under the Of
G,ner -cot from Vera City Hcxoo exhibit
every and hl afternc Of We aud 81
udas at strTani Hall OF Broadw md Walker
sypopis of the eosrapci AID c Mx
territory Intimately connected with the hist
ouT ing Of the american Army at verI Gray
II n,lardm'nt Of te CJ and Rstle Of Jusn d. Uloa
BY Geiera ot-F'msl u,rendr Of he Gill; Of Vera Cruz
EoviioDe Of the Cy-V,ew of ito Sea Native Fsning
Boats !. the dis v,ilge of santa FeNaoua Br dso
Nncornl del ReRear If the
ne B dye. Puc del irTr. ordo
Battle 81 Sierra G. rdo Retreat of Capture
his Napnifc Of tho appa-Noma,
and rgeuus tonains Of Volcanic
OF Los vegos Hucend Mexc Farm Army
tie mshTovn ind For Of Porote rerots
Mountain f Orizsbt Volcanic Mour Pzsrvhe MIRAGE
Iics dencs # is optical
Rea Pas OF mo FroTo ascending the S,dye
which separates the Plains OF Puea and Nexovage Of
ps vs's-Lske aud Town Of c. ao Battle Of
o. Ch'r ubusco Monrs del ReyThe Kings Ms-St rmng
C'aIuro- Crane View Of tie Cat Of wexicoMsor General
Winfield Scott the Commander IL Chief ded by
AID h brave in the Great Mex
Price Of ndnsonSt tickets 50 children
Tekes for eenterssn ladrs 81 Family Ticket
admitting i've PERSONS 81 10 Doo will be opsned
The picture viii commence mt quarter before
served eat can he secured ut the Ooe from till II
till 0'clooh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

Actual circulation flS6075 l779fo5 B6o2ll5 l74S55
Within the past two months there has been q reduc-
Zion in the circulation Of more than one million
pounds sterling and small increase In the amount
Of bullion in hand In the issuing department The
amount of notes in reserve has Increased fs4s 900
and all the leading Department. in fact, exhibit
improvement compared with the returns Of the two
previous months. Money was exceedingly plentiful in
al parts Of Great Britain much So that the lowest
rates Of interest ruled at the latest dstes still,
ahere Vas no inactivity in the markets, aud oom-
meroial affairs gem rally much depressed -
Prices OF every description Of mcrcha ndse ruled very
low, and all that was required confidence to put
the wheels Of o. nmerce again In motion and give AMI
nation to every department of Industry. This
bewever, we cannot expect while the Continent Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
TAAMANY SOCIETY,", OK COLUMBIAN OxDEs-Ar A

Il SPECIAL meeting NJ tue Urea, ~,
1bursua, evening tho 10Th October the
eting being stated the Grad Sache Pu tea
presented the following pctuble resolu which
unnpn ous adopted; after which Brother IN
Smith dev. red bret address the character
the deceased.
Whereas rho Tammauy Society. umbisn Order have
d. al their late brother. Hon Dixon H. Lewis
uDgus member Of the u Senate from Sta Of Ala
bsnp and while we the loss Of worthy
brother have the Ratvfso0n knowing
doc not on by +e rendered to m bv
the closest ties u nguinty and Affection oy many nd
miriDg though sf1cte, fiienos
Therefor lved That the dsc.ssc Of the oa Dixon
lewis the Tsmmsny Soc,ety Couu ban Order
deeply win those with lac connected the so ,ai
relauos Of he who by this sudden and
Providence called upon the one bound 10
them by every tie Of kindred and afro ion.
kesO I'd That the friends Of free la tuons tina Oh
among all the nations the sarth
expected death of Mr. Levi able impiou aud eont
vOcats that TO Lis example justly Ia nil
Iestects worthy ii imitation and h,s nam, de-
Of inscription In letters Of high the OF
their able advO acy Of the rights OF III
Resolved That although that his voice caa no
opge cheer here the .th day w,
measure cupreBtateu by the refc GO
Gil tires OF truth justice Yl iumine etera
world In the RAINS Of edes, glory company OF lie
pure Al d just il heart
Reso we'd Tust the members Of this society will wear tia
usual badge for thirty days they AZ
tend tbs fun raj II our deceased brother
Res,lved, That copy these resolu signed bv tia
officers Of tho society be published AID family
Of the dt ce,sed. y. PUd )Y, Grand Sn ,hem.
Scribe, PRO '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
NKw ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1914.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, I846
me Rsf"r~ of the Transpovt Ship S.rmh-N1
Dedfh Of Lieut. Perry The Crssce~f Ctr
Inc United States transport ship Suviah, whic6
'aneo from this port on the LIST inst for New YORK
WI" Tue rour'h Reg meat Liam y arnv-d h, ~
last h'ght, having put back In dIstress. She e.
countered the late heavy gales in the Gulf. end was
disabled by the loss OF rdder. BY the beat sea-
pahsnp, and perseverance, which entitIe him, -
tne hig1est credit, Capt Gardner succeeded i.
bringing his ship INTO port, thus di sabled during
the severest storm known perhaps for many years
The officers on board, though eager, after lenr
service In Mexico, and a somewhat tedious en-
campment at PascagouIa, to be again in Broadwa
and to reach their Northern stations, seem not un-
willing to compromise for safety from threatened
snipwreck, by the loss OF the two weeks of time
me Iouih, ny the recent order, is 10 be stationed
Macklnac TO Plattsburg
regret to announce to you, and through your
paper 10 MS legion OF friends at the North the
death OF lst Lieut.. G. II. Perry of the Fourth In
IAN ne dled at sea, on the 9Th inst, on board
We Suviah Lieut. Il was the youngest son of the
great Commodore o. Ii Perry and Possessed The
gallant spitit that characterized his heroic race.
ne graduated at the Military Academy in ISta
ana was attached as Brevet I'd Lleuterant 10 the
Eigh'h Regiment OF Infantry, from which he was
promoted the following year to the fourth
The tact that so many army officers have died
since the termination of the war and the re-
turn OF the army, cannot have failed to attract
attention. Those who had borne up under every
hardship and privaton OF the campaign, returs
to thelr country with constitutions impaired
ana health broken many being chronic disc sos
which are found ncurable aud tear the time is
lar distant when these m0ufnu evidences that
the army he's fought and suffered in a slckly eli
mate, shall cease 1t would seem that in macy.
perhaps IN most cases, the excitement of the wse
nd fhaG
came home, Lsettling down to the monotony OF
camp or garrison, nature yielded to the encroach-
Inents OF disease. Ii ms hard fate indeed that
those gallant men, who have borne themselves
IN battle and siege, Should be cut short in
the career OF glory, and tor BRET period be
permi,t to enjoy the laures noby won Bat
We are not to murmur at the DEGREES of fate.
, The Crescent City leaves to- morrow with good
~ number Of passengers. " was intended that
she should. on her next trip hither, leave New
York on or about 1.-The 9Th, to allow all ba-
lated voters TO return to their duty the TIN NO
ven,ber: Now she will hardly be able to accom-
psh this patriotic work. x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

rNAbkkN ACLE-DE 'InE iKELBe AZ $50 GRAND ION
cert Fr day evening October 9Th aad
Of b+ dsngoi he'd Nile vaesca iota G.ntarce onora
OF The hoya Academy Of Berlin d. Ikolhemer will bs as
sisted by Mile Vaesca Klietz, Miss Julia Northa 5gnor
Cos and gnor Nove Lea ser of the orchestra Mr. G. Loo
der Maestro Of the piano. Mr. H. O. Timm dollar
to he bad Mt the principal hotes
Doo's open at ocook-concert to commence at precisely
No post pei Of the wen Their.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
GRAND DIORAMA-BOMB. RDMEvr OF VERA

GRAND DIORAMA-BOMBA RDMENr OF VERA CsUZ
~ &c, bSS Broadway-Scenes in the Gulf; Burning the
Creole Ship~ reck OF the Soners; Arrival of the
and Ships stesmDg and sailing along Real
fed by moving figures Grsbd Rombird night
SPLENDID yroechnio fleets md bursting Shells Every Figure
Slip b. at &C, IL vina an Overture every evening
cents children half price Family and ap
piettion at the Hail. Open at commences g. Wednesday
And Saturday afternoon at g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE Oct. bS 40 Treasury Gs IOSI 1000 do
bod, loS LOO do. do. 81 800 do urth, 5HWdo
1854; UtV Bait Ohio Railroad Div. BIDS IL FIRE
lDs l51s 10 Bait Ohio Railroad Co. .e do d. 25% ~
do DO. 2h.
IHnApIrIiA Oct 25-Frst Board 5000 Urea Jury Notes
i03h; 40 Be- 1876 Az 73 Norrstown rail-
,oso $751; 90 Reading ro.d 81 Pnade pha
Bank, III SH0 sehuJ hui Ma Rato ts rs 81 40J a. s.
81 Noes, iUaM Got 26.-Erst board $50 In Cod 5cn
- 40 State 1874; 100 6's an 1870
S. IS " 20 Giraid Bstk. G az GharJ 5Is W 40 d. IS
&nt va lO M.ar ~; lOOGraro. 80 lhJ Reading BIZ
int, 10 4or Sao-'b Girsrd Bnuk. TO- vs. TO- Nor
Is Canal ~ Second Board quo Pcnr. Ga 46 Si 5 do
BE- 73ha 10 L,h th 6s. 5 Sank, z0l;
Unn Canal NJ Vicia. l 81 GirsId Back 10 Ar Sales
st0 U. S. IS t7, 100; % lbs n orris aoai, IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

o. q. e-lte ne Lers VI fempar Lodss, ~ are re
quesed to meet at the Lodge Cntoa morn
ing &c l01S o'clock for thu puros of at ending The pors
their ite brother. the II Dtxcn II Lewis. of Alab
embrs of the Order generally respectful n.iei
at the same time aud place and ite rendering
csIect to the DECREASED in accordance with WISH
him - a j :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

STArEN ISLAND FEaHY.-ruE SrEAnnpIr STATEN
~ Islander will follows Y.rs A IL 4
ehs and 6k osloc~ Leave Qusrassins ~ TO- II sa1
oe'asck ~ - ~'-"~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

IN CLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING TIE DAY AND
- Eveinp Mt hr Ohce. No Aun tuow ri la
nc,l aud roctod VI delicate asos that have
FED u" sk Of py'cans OF less sxperence Hs Extract Of
Isvn iutehr sc. So excessively prescribed by Physicians
ns, lie bod ~ US store Ia frat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

FVNABEhN GLE .IHE GERMAN MUSICAL SOCIETY
Will give TIER last Como their departure
bavana 10 morrow tsaurd. Eve.i at the Tabernao
which occasion will be presented programme
OF pie Of ~usc selected from the masters Fhe
doos on this occasion viii be opened 81 O'clock
Concert will CONNER at7%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

DEsch WhLLHALtA. NO. 36 CANAL STREET (LArE
Temple OF huse) Open every naht for the Par
que 20 Orthes Boxes 80 cents Intellectual prove
ment 'aen'ed Sit Dancers Be- Female Srrenador
Oympiap Hamons Arab Girls Chiefs Tabaux vivauts
Pr fes'or Irtxters Greek Gymnasos So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

MA OLEON GRO SING THE ALPi-TtlS GREAT BIS.
horica Picture by Dearoohe exhibiting at the Ma
tonal Academy Of Design OF Broadway Leonard
street Up from nine NJ. until t.n Pm Admission 25o
tickets, SIC.
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T,nt MOST RELIA sLE ARTICLE FOR TIE Posi-


Il tive OF puppies. frtokles, redne moTp1cw
w'ns IN the skim mo scuivy aud all erupsions
and disco oratons OF the tutice, ia GOUkAUD'S lea.
Ian edicz This Is warraned, taken.
those Who have swallowed botts of sarsa paa with
81 ghest ree in skin ds.as try 80 cont cake
this Medical Soap and every OF che comp will
vansh This skin remedy not a tho thousand
daily
d., efcre the pubic Equally pular GourAuds
TOudes subuls Graduating superUous hair sny
of the human frame The genune Of DR.
iaud b found only 81 Walker
Br advsy. BC,top, Bstes g Arlington street,
PeiIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

nR FALL IL, AUThoR Of THE PRACTICAL PRIV ATl
~ Tftatse DO. - Ores DIV ioh srsetofce
N tsunday escopso) rnose VINO apply early
VIII h. surprised rapidly little
attending their is chiefly however those
tered rm class oi people who properly appreciate
bis In structure from PIC more
advar ced ana oistrcns stases r"m adva
AID very extensive prsoceD he afford rapid,
radical which he has und tor ohsneS
f-ou csher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

4 NIVERS1TY OF NEW YORK-MEDICAL DEPART
~ ment-1he Introductory Lectures the ensuing
will Monday evening Got 30 ut o'clock
NJ and be continued at the hour each follow
ing mSer'.honday Dr. mot Tuesday DR. P.ttrson wednss
day. DR. Diktob; Thursday DR. Paine; Friday. Dr. Bedford
Saturday DR. Draper The soe sion ad public generally
respectfully invited TO atteno. JOHN w. DRAPER. Y. n.
of ,h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27

II U. or o. r. ThE saS a.ii,,f, ~ n
no l5i requested to attend the fuuerA Hon
xop H. Lewis Of Alabama late of oriental Lodge
Washington city y u, from the CITY ita at II ocnsk this
Dornug Nv order A RaL.o