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BRANDRETH PILLS.

MAN cannot have his diseases cured but by
removing the cause, which is generally internal.
No effect can take place without cause. There
fore no Rheumatism can affect the head, the foot.
or any other part Of The body, save from the actual
presence Of those humors whose acrid or peccant
qualities produce pain. No Bronchial Disease can
De present, nor other affections Of the Throat or
Windppe, or Consumption, but from these ma
hgnani humors having become seaaQ upon, or
near the alr-ressels Of the lungs
II is in truth these aches and hunors which are
the occasion Of all the aches and pains; all Erup-
tons and Ulcers; al Skin diseases and SweIIings
Of the Feet. and all Infammations; all Cancers
and Tumors ell Piles and Cossiseness: all Fever
and Agues all Dyspeptic Affections; All Head.
saches and Bilious Affections whatsoever. And
are al, without deception. surely removable and
thoroughly durable, by purgation with the Pills
OF DR.. BENZ. BRANDRETH. =
DR.. Brandreths Principal Once, 24i Broad
way New York.
~ Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
y: Heart Hillsboroush; A. Terrence, Pilssboro';
Nm' foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; i. 3.
MDsde. Chapel Hill: Geo. A. Mebane. Msssn
Hsui 2 q w. Smith. Alamance: ]. a. r. Sloan.
Gresnsborongh; Owen Males, Ysnosvville; ].
= cailun. Ml!scn.
MAJ - % si--
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THE HTLLsBORoUGH RECORDER,
IsPUBLIsHEB WEEKLY
nv DENNIS mr. psrm

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one dollar for the first and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
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cent. higher. deduction Of one-third will be
made TO advertisers by the year.
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Bulletin No. 9.

Y VII FsaE1 aa9 81 lsAF Wll - lnlg HEIlEElaEE
~ - d mazF Fz1REc sse Nesl. a. ENazlra
streams sarEEa loknsE - tsla.Es ~ Eizag -
~ sd kssheT. caEIiaa aszzsy e ths ilhatllsass.
Nesr-a4ls sEsls ed e = ssaete irF EEEfs iraza
The ntesG kl2ss = rsnasasF plAonss famitss Nezs
rempelied y &<sEs EhriE smslkngss o. PCS -
fired max sexrErly tAaA laRgnaee en- descssAe.
Tia pGkalc szfhoniirs MsEe eaaea Cd u a1alsss-
Ger 80 and eaunssL Il shax. EEEaE psiallis -
ianiiy I'D ecrunc1
weHueua NJ e q g.aeaasssa-noes e he
aood I'D eeasrd when the xairrs a1hsilrA 81
No. " rs nstiring waves "A razt allnsiil =
pasaisz. which in . few n0aEAa MrEr giss -
ihai eesesssioas niasn SAra FEed.rrs hhsas
diselses.
What rs he oslsArasp1 ID. FsrEussn e. Dis
poiEii Answer = Tks eGsse e tikio.ns aerssgs-
nssaf kas iss prisesaSl sssra = Aalr drisd mas-
gins If Fsarrs.- Al hisasEy snd expE1irnce pso1ns
dis thaogs. Wien DE Briaiah army enrampsd
On de plsins q EsiFrmaauEa. - tizne when -
river Gasdians lad bec0ne dFy ahrr fooa, Rs
NTrrExr snl lxIERNErTxsT FExeEs Fsrs3 >
mong the tr00ps viii sub dessruefiss mailgni;y
that thcy easne nigh hcing extsrp4trd.
THE GnaKFExsERs CoxrAxr. therefore. ear
Rexfly cah the attention az tie entire West ~
their nost extraordinary and relebEaied series u
ASTI-bsIaors AEnIrixrs. u every loCshiy
where there = The slighiess Tendency 20 any kTm
q FEyKa, FEvEn Axp ACrE. DrNR AsIE. aisd
the Ike, he inhabsfsnis should a onos srnd 10
the General Agent 81 the dissrict and have GEae-
fcnheFg Depot esishl;shed near them. Were this
done. and The GRAEFENBERG VEGETA-
BILE PILLS and HEALTH BITTERs bsel
according % aireeliOns, there would he no fear Il
hi!iCps diseases
So important arr the Grnefenherg Mcdicines IN
the people If the West, that the following strps
should he immediately taAsns-
lst. Every HsighlSrkooi Should hcrea Gsc.f-
e'lbeFg Dspoi. By addressing ne General AgEHi
Of sRy distrief this oGR b lsellrsd.
"a. Femikes sk0uR cub fsgIisT and Ct G'l
iaHIsafsfs sattply.
81. EmigTam Sorifiss and sfh,r pliildnilrc.
pie bo8ifs should furnish Them 10 ne nteiv.
By sueh meaas bilious diseases viii be cntinely
prevented.
The other Medicines Of The Company are most
eurinenlly adapted 10 the diseases Cor which they
are recommended, and consist Of the following;
The GraefaRberg Eye L0tIcn,
The Ghildren.s Eanacca.
AtE NAaNEN .kaONtatNtAEt " AtaNstlNtk.
The C0uSunlptiye Balm,
The Dysentery syrup.
or The General Agent fog North Carolina il
Capt. William Jones, Of I.onisIurg. to whom sP-
plicaiions for agencies may he addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York. January. 1913.
r. The Graefsnherg Medicines are for sale
LES BY Long. Webb & CO., Hillsborough,
end Alexander Webb x Co., Clover Gardcn.
March "a. IL
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VARIETY STORE,

EVHE subscriber has opened Variety Store
North Of the court house, and one dooreast
Of Long, Webb & Co, where he will be pleas
ed to see the public generally, but particularly his
old friends who 80 literally patronized him when
pedlar He has on hand stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries, Confcctionaries, Cigars, Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, and in fact a little Of al
most every thing. Those who trade with him
may be sure they win get good bargains.
All kinds Of produce, such as corn, fodder, oats,
-four, poultry Of all kinds, country made Cloths,
Feathers, &C., viii be taken in exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT F. MORRIS.
April &c. TO-
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E1ting aht HeEEPspEEA-Ws -
~ rssaat8 go tHe t&FGne 81 ahs t12sl Maaaka
= - sea gstr by Ps-ess So nlagsliass
80 - lssgr . pat = = aaEsE $50 .
aEasiszl- Sah aEisiaslasg q 10 oflrh
cha Ped = Ne ssPsass q worslh. TIE
besG exriaanxes q orr aeQnainianre Sc
~ ~ meas fh0se which hare ne great
esi snS-nl u : ariginsi'' mAllsr. Thrre
i more saiioFisl tacl sd lsleni FsquiErd
% nsks proper and przrlisal ssleriioas
fhan i PIT - rrqulsiiiaa ~ ihr pEodnc-
ton nf FauhliRg oEigiaal Wnier. uho
SEEN taressrd originality - Tie 0Hly -
enisiies lar q gOOd pen0dieAi. A good
newspaper i always dependant ppon OH
CT resources Than iis 0wn. and de hoasl
q periadi-zl that u i eniirsly orisinal e
10 often Ike The boast oT library Ii il
sh00ld tlaim 10 have been The prOlnrlion
Of only one aulhOE. Lyaa Nasa
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gAYNE'S HAIR TONIC. - This valuable
preparation exciies he scsip q new AMI hesl-
thy artion. cleanses i fom scuh and dAndrun.
prscnis he hair from faling "a. cures those
erupiise diseases which ohen appear uPoa the
head, and in . majonly 81 cases produces 6ns
growth a NKw Hans. Il also gives she hair =
rirh. glossy. and beautiful appeannce. unequal
lea ~ any other ariicle a The Kind.
IAYNE's AMERICAN HAIR DYE. war
FanieJ. If strictly sppled according 70 he direo-
10 beautiful ArArRS. or perfectly Irr BLAck,
without staining the skin.
JAYNE's A6UE PILLS. posiiivs cure Coz
feysI and Agne. These Pills are warranted %
cure Fever and Ague. and when The directions
arr followed, and cure 5 not effected. the mo-
ney viii he returned.
JAlNE's ExPEcT0RANT. valuable r.
me1ly for Coughs. Colds. Consumption. &c.--
This medicine produces IFee and easy eApecio-
ration. and never fails 10 cure Asthma OF relieve
a Cough.
JAMES TONIC vERMIFUGE. certain
and p easans remedy for Worms, Dyspepsia
Piles. sc.
JAMES cARNINATIyE BALsAM. a
certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints.
DiarhGa, DysenisIy, Colo, SAX and Nervous
Headache. &c.
JAYNE's SANATIvE PILLS. for Liver
Complaints. Jaundice. Dyspepsia, &c. A very
suie and valuable family medicine.
JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE. - This prcpara-
iion combines al he medicinal virtues of those
arlieles which long experience has proved to pos
SECS the most safe and efficient alternative and De.
ohsiruent properties. for the cure Of Scrcfula,
Kings Evil. White swcllings. Elccrs, Rhcuma-
tism, Gout, &c.
or These medicines are recommended and en-
iensively used by the most intelligent persons in
the United States, BY numerous Professors and
Presidents Of Colleges, Physicians Of the Army
and Navy, and of Hospitals and Alnshonscs.
Members Of Congress. &c. dc, and BY more than
Eve hundred CleTeymen Of various denolnina.
tons.
"a the above preparations are prepared only
by DR.. d. JAYNE, Wholesale Druggist and
Chemist, No. 9 South Third Street. Philadelphia.
or a supply o. the above medicines has just
been received % the Posr 0rFIrE ~ HIILsBo.
RoreH, and viii he sold by
]. NJ. PALMER, Agent.
December 81. 10
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Land for Sale.

Rs2g; ] OFFER for sale large Tract 0
cylysS Land in Person county, just over the
6fss northern Orange line.
-s...tNe:, As body Of upland, il is inferior
to none in the middle part of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart ;
the forest lands are heavily imbered aud all well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of substantial i'm
proyements-- Dwelling Houses, Wheat and To-
bacco Barns, Saw and Grist Mills--in perfect re-
pair.
i will be sold in parcels to suit any purchaser
PAUL &. CAMERON.
stagsille p. o., Orange, Nov. 81. OFT
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,sg.ISES D 01o
WOULD respectfully announes b der 81
w rpss0nerss and re puhiie renensliy. Gkal
tAsg are ncH Enrsising ard oreningR
Large and entirely New stock Of
@ 1GDss
purchased this sFEing in The eisirs a New Yofk,
PHILADELPHIA and BaitimOFe; and - then Goods
were bousha for Cash only. they Carer shem-
selves that they are prrPasca 10 sel them u surh
prices as vii he satisfactory - I'll who nay favor
them with call
Their SOCK consists Of almost every article and
description q Goods which viii be esllod faE in
this pan Of the country. end they sssuEe the pub
lie that they are o. - good qusliiy and vii he
ofrRed upon - gOOa terms - u any store in IT.
ange. a#...
Country Produce OF al kinds will be Ia
ken in exchange foT merchandise. at fair prices.
Rufhns Wills, oange ey- APIiii. ei-3m
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!, . said that Dombsy & Son. realised
$4,000. and yer Dickens. by his exiraEa-
gaGi mode oflising. d deeply in debt. and
The proceeds Of hrs brain are mOrgAgs5 -
hss errslilsrs.
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
IN HILLSBOR0UGH.

IN HILLSB0R0UGH.
rTyHE subscriber would respectfully return bis
thanks 20 the public for the patronage e.
tended 70 tie frm ofHaughawout 4 Elliot; and
the business will be continued BY him ia MI its
various branches, at the old stand he hopes 10 re-
ceive the same liberal patronage.
STILLS. and TIN WARE, Of every variety
for household use, manufactured in the most neat
and durable style by experienced workmen, kept
constantly on hand, or made 10 order, on the most
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
lie is also prepared to attend to all orders for
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTTERING, which he engages to do in a
style equal for excellence and neatness with that
Of any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale TO
Merchants and others, and delivered al their
doors at Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGHAwoUT.
Sept. %. ss-
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.


LATEMER & JONES,
n ST EssEszsfaly Ennsanrs - thFir cuszsa-
W Osssaa - Pualic geasraIly. tssa shry sss
Spring a SHEanser Goods.
Thsy easH ahssr sinrrse aekn0wlesEmsaaa .
tAass she hsxs kslrioEsR pa.seHirrd shrs. sa8
a lhsy sse Determined % Fise GOD hasgsins sd
. prs~ lAesf rasaoners. thsy hepe % nrFis : s,
txIal Shans 81 ratscnsgr.
An fhrg - : fair uisi 1na rarsfal s1azsn-
siira q IArag Ssark-
Car q he CHEAP STORE uFLAL a.
KiFklsnHis ga caEnsE 81
GREAT BAR AIMS.
APHi u as-
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Cabinet Ware House,

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends
u and the public generally, that he has on hand
and will endeavor constantly TO keep, a variety oI
weli-male Furniture, embracing al the leading
articles, such as.
Sofas. SidebOards, Bureaus,
Escdsteads, Tables.
made Of Mahogany, Marble, Cherry, Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
lie would invite attention to his make Of Port
able WARDR0BES and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for Durability, neainess, and
convenience.
He would also invite The attention az all per-
sons wishing 70 buy furniture Of any uescrption,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he Intends TO sell as low as lie can possibly afford,
and his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reaus. with I.ooking-GIasses, Two China Presses,
two sidehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Bedsteads, which be will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons at a distance, buying Furniture.
can have it delivered at their doors. ensured safe,
for less than they can do it themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February |. i5-
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MitChell's Eve SalVe.

THE concurrent tssiimouy Of men of integrity
n and worth is the lest evidence VIC can have
Of any fact II which we have no cognilanee our.
selves. Tie great advantages possessed BY this
article over every Other, are--its Certainty. Sak-
~, Convenience, and Economy. All Physicians
admit that great danger Is to be apprehended from
dragging the eye when in infammed and or.
healthy state. In the usc o. this saye this obes-
ton is entirely removed, ~ no harm can possibly
result from is i Icing in all cases applied TO
the erierRGi portions Of the eve thereby avoiding
all the Inconvenience, pain and danger, which ne
cessaTily attend the introduction Of any pungeut
article info the eye. lis activity in suhduing IN
fammaiion j. great that but few cases require
the use Of more Than one bottle 10 eiIcci perfect
cure. One Physician remarked 10 us, after having
witnessed is effects in several instances, that i
was perfect Gre killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salve should be prelcued above
every thing else in TIC treatment Of diseases Of The
eye, but we prefer il should stand ON IL own NE.
mis-. All We ask is that is virtues bc thoroughly
tested and that the directions Be- strictly followed.
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co, NJ
For sale al this Office.
March IL. 81
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Machine shop.

THE subscriber rriuEns bis sincere thanks %
II his friends. and the pubic generally. for her
very Kbsral support, and would respectfully m
form the citizens Of this and the adj0ining eonn-
,ics, that be- continues 10 carry on Machine
shop, al the oil stand known ~ ihe Foundry 81
Messrs. Dixon & EHihsnk, mar Snow Camp
Posi- Cffice, Orange county, y. C., where be VIII
furnish, at short notice, highly improved
Horse Powers and Threshtns
Machines,
both portable and stationary; straw Cutters 81
various kinds, Grisi and Saw Mill Irons. FaFIn-
ing Utensils Of all descriptions Edge Tools Of 81
perior quality also al kinds Of Castings used IN
Ibis section Of country, embracing Mill and Fac
tory Gear. GadgeOns, Skating. MOuld-hOaIds, o.
ven Lids, Wagon Boxes. Smoothing Irons. Ar.
Cra 4 handsome reduction on former pIiess
will he made on large castings. such - Mill aud
Factory Gear and GudgeOns. where patterns are
furnished or ATE on hand. II Is confidently he
lieycd that those who wish to purchase any arii-
Gle in the above line will do well to call and sX-
anime both materials and workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. All letters on business
directed TO the subscriber. Snow Camp, \. C.,
win receive immediate and prompt attention.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March Z. 2l-3mp
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE couNTY.
In Equity = March Term. ls4s.
THomnson W,,,;s -,J H..

Thompson Ma'is and ofhsys.
vs. q ORIGINAL B;li
Richard Thompson and others.
IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
: that Samuel H. Thompson and Ralph Thomp-
son. defendants in this case, are not inhabitants
Of this state; Il is ordered, that publication he
made in the Hillsborough Recorder, for six weeks
successfully, for said absent defendants to appear
at the next term Of this Court, to be held at the
court house in Hillsborough, on the second Mon
day Of September next, and answer or demur to
PLAINTIFF bill Of complaint, otherwise judgment
will Be taken pro c0nfssso as to them, and decree
made accordingly.
Witness, o. r. Long, Clerk and Master in
eur said Court, 1t Office, this second Monday Of
March, lsl6.
! o. r. LONG. c. d NE.
Price adv. 81: so. 2s-sw
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LEE. JUDsoN q LEE.
accommodation for Tyaces-
icrs,

VIE subscriber is now prepared with a COM
iortahle Carriage, Hack, and Buggy. to
convey Passengers from Hillsborough 10 am 9th.
er place, Or to bring them here, by The day. week
or JOB. He has good horses and an experience
driver, and thinks he can give entire satisfaction
I lie can DC found at bis shop, two doors above
the Union Hotel. 800 100
February |. "a
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CHEAP WATCHES 6 JEWELRV,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

UoId Pens, Win Pencil and Silver Holder, 90
Gold Finger Rings, 371 cents to so 90
Watch Glasses, best quality plain l2l cts; Pat
ent Isl; Lunet 25: other articles ii, proportion.
All goods warranted to be what they are sold for.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and Le-
pines, still lower than The above prices.
O, CONRAD,
Jewellcr and Manufacturer Of Silver Ware.
Watch Maker and Importer Of Watches
Constantly on hand, large assortment Of all
articles usually kept in similar establishments. Of
good quality and fashionable styles.
February Q. l6--sm
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
Keep it before the People.

Tha. Polk's paper a, Washington openly ad-
vlsed the seizure and sequesiraiion OF the reve-
nues Of the Mexican Church by our armies.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Lewis Cass has received over ,hirty-
three thousand dollors of the peoples money as
extra pay. for doing that for which be had a
regular salary.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Lewis Cass is an old Federist, having
worn the black coekade ia the days Of Federal
ism. E aa.sss
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
Tha, Polk, approved by Cass. admitted The
blood-s,a'ned and fsuhiess Santa Anna inia
Mexico, to raise up lesions of Msxicaas to mur>
der the Americaa soidery.
KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Lewis Cass voted 10 reduce The par
OF the poor soldiers, Tor which he has several
lines heea basnt ia efigy By them.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Gen. Cass has Two lives prstea-ose
for the North. favoring Freedom asd The other
Tor the Son,h, fasoring Slssery--sAas trying TO
chea. the People. .ssa a
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Gen. Cass declares the "Hearts Of the
people must be prepared for war;" while Gen,
Taylor says he is opposed to cosqursis, and
looks upon Peace as the creates. blessing that
Nation can enjoy. sss7ss
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14
ACandid Opinion.

The following, says the Petersburg Intelligencer.
from the pen of the editor of the Union, in May,
1916, before Gen. Taylor was thought of for the
Presidency, will show the real opinion of Father
Richie, and how little reliance is to be placed up
on efforts from the same quarter to dsparage the
Old Hero:
THE PEN WORTHY OF THE SWORD
Nothing can be more happy, appropriate, mo-
dest. yet digni6ed, than the dispatches from Gen.
Taylor They are worthy of the man and of the
occasion which has called them forth We thor
oughly agree with the compliment that the New
Orleans Courier pays TO the general order of Gen.
Taylor, giving thanks to his troops for their bra
very and good conduct
The American reader will remark with PRIDE
and pleasure, the striking contrast it exhibits to
the tedious, extravagant, vainglorious productions
of the Mexican General. The neatness of the
style is admirable-not a pord too much or in the
Drong place-aH in fine keeping ,viM the energy
and decision cih schach his military operations are
eonducted..From the Semi Weekly Union of
May 80, ls46.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-14

% DR.. c. ]. Sykes delivered Lecture last
evening, upon the interesting subjects Of Natural
Philosophy and Mesmerism, before an intelligent
audience, atthe Court House, in Strousburg, which
happily combined instruction with amusement
By the agency of his philosophical apparatus, he
unfolded the wonders of Electro and Animal Mag
netism--showed the propelng power of electri-
city, by three new and improved electrical engines,
suspended gravitation, rather overpowered it.
as philosophy will not admit of the suspension of
grayitation- -by which piece of iron was foated
in mid-air- explaining the mystery of Mahomet' s
coffin, and remarks upon Oersted's magic circle,
with experiments There were many other expe-
riments, of truly interesting character, which
we cannot at present notice. One, however, of a
very exciting nature, we must not omit. A kitten
was placed under the glass receiver of an Air
Pump, and the air pumped from it till it tainted
and died. 1t was then taken in lifeless state
from the receiver and restored to life by galva-
mic battery the repeated shocks of which sent
young grimakn hopping from the operators
hands. The Doctors splendid philosophical ap-
para:us enabled him to explain practically what
he promugates theoretically, y,---and his faculty of
discussing the scientific subjects which he intro
duces, in an easy and at the same time graphic
manner, never fails, we should think, 10 instruct
and delight his hearers. The Doctor will give
another Lecture this evening in the Court House,
at which place we contemplate general rush, as
his bill presents peculiar attractions.