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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-31
MARLBORO HOTEL,
929 Washington Street, Boston.

z~~s TOHN COE having become proprietor of the
fulfill y MARLBORO HOTEL, commends his house to
kAthe patronage of The public The better accom-
modate the increasing business the Hotel and make
1t more worthy ofsuppOr severanew and elegant parors
and sleeping chambers have been added and the whole fur
nished and improved, making the Marlboro Hotel one Of
The most eligible pleasant and desirable public houses in
the metropolis Situated in the of Boston the
principal Rail Road Depots Post Office the principal
Churches the places OF business and of general it
offers inducements the traveller business pleasure
exceeded by no other Hotel The Marlboro is the oldest
Temperance House in the country, 1t has always been
true to It's profession. Family worship is maintained
evening and morning, in which all who choose unite. The
seal OF public approval has been placed upon the regua
tons and management of this house, and fiat
tering than With table second to in the
country with ample and pleasant apartments with
tive and respectful servants and with the personal atten
ton of the proprietor the comfort of his guests the
undersigned with great confidence invites travellers both
native and foreign, the qualities OF his house, in
which comfort quiet and elegance blend.
JOHN COE, Proprietor.
Boston, Mass, May 90, ls47. If
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n - TO LET

AxA VIE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
f:MTA known as the Worcester Bran oh Railroad Det
49, poi 100 feet BY 50-wi be fitted up to accommo-
nate Lessee. track will be laid, desired, t run
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine hop-5O by 80 IT,
STORES nigh with steam engine and engine house attach
edand Blacksmths Shop neai 40 by So feet stories
high, with yard room-wi be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given Inquire atthe Office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No. las Main
Street. diff - u Feb q
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Look at This !!

Sa II Vie subscriber will sell his FARM situated f25
@.SA minutes drive from Main ST., WoreesterA on
dsfsthe Barre Road containing about eighty acres-l9
OF which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit in bearing state weN
iencsd with stone WALL and good supply per-
maps as can ne found on any other estate of equal size
suit For particulars, please call on s1s N - s.
worcester, Dec g. BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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Farm for sale.

&uA G1TUATEDin MiIibury, the First Congrega-
ssRR y tional Meeting House, the road leading to
.2& Sutton containing about fifty Land large
Dwelling House II stories high, well finished and very
convenient for large family of boarjers-aso, good
Barn with excellent cellar underneath all good repair
being the same premises recently occupied by the
ber The above is offered together buildings with
as much land as is desired and the balance
For further PARTICULARS, inquire Of Mr.. JABez ELLIS
Feb l6. If SOLOMON WOODWARD
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GATES ACADEMY--H ARLBORO'.
TUE Fall Term Of this Institution will Sep
i TENDER H. Tuition in EngIisl S4 per term and 80
cents for each additional LaDguageI Writing aud Vocal
Music will be taught very sls additional charge per
week Lectures will be given Geology Ancient IIisto
ry, Chemistry, &c. Ms
The Institution has good Geoloacal and Neurological
Cabinet also Chemical and Philosophical apparatus.
Every effort will be made the part Of the Teachers
to facilitate the progress of the scholars.
Board washing &c, in the family OF the Preceptor,
in private families, $500 per week. Term u weeks.
o w. A.BEE, lr.A
A. w. MCE, i0S0ness'
Marlboro Aug. 9. dlw--w4w
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FOR SALE

s-a TWO HOUSES pleasantly situated on Summer
SatA Street, in the city OF Worcester The first is
dss& Cottage House, fronting Summer st No. eS-
In the of this stands story house which il
divided into two The above affords rare on
poTtnnity for any gentlemen wishing purchase house
for his own use or for SPECULATION For further particu
lars inquire Of A. THAYER, on the premises.
April IS. r If
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New England House,

No. Ill Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York. M
"a E5HHE above named house having undergone mate
ElA rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
4@sS manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter aSrd most desirable
communications to all who may desire quietness and agree
able society. 1t is strictly tempeance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes it
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public and his former friends that svery exerton will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
ronage has already received which very CRATE.
full. 4sa N. b. Price $h25 per day.
Aug. S, 1916. stiff P. WIGHT, Proprietor
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Notice to SytIle Makers.

%A HE subscriber will SELL, lease for term of
eaER gears, his SYTHE WORKS in Warren--poe-
session given, If wished, the first of August next
inc establishment new having been operation but
two years, and Is in the complete ORDER and on one
Of the most durable In the Stale. ANY person
wishing to avail himself of the advantages Of the above
viii 90 well TO call and examine previous LIST OF
as NOT sold or leased other arrangements will be soon
after made for ful ure operations
Warren, July 5. # PERLEY WHIPPLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

-5.. ,.....,,,. .-....,.,
" lH s..N e ~, ~ . w. $500 .,9
thel .-'iN'+ N'" t' ~ '. ' s'' ,, 70 '.,"
wu j. 'a''.ri Pug ''[ pa i.ln l"e. .ei5 NY. ny 'e
9" ,..' and 6y ., . a@ r9 r a, 5s, s an
apre."e q o'i rfaainHi Ie " ,".e frame Win
vigorous ae.''h Gearing he H"' ana improving ''e
#.'Tif-i9lA g. = p i-Nh = ~ + ti'N.
ICcompuHttG U,ft -tc sons Dt1l'tig, cured
, ,t
3y 90" ~, s.,.,-,,aa.1,rs.., r,>-,cp
DH. SN T. T. NEE IS EANAtEA.
EeFhReys 7bvl~fh 1877
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
Coldridee's Balm Of GoIumbia For


the llar.-lIs positive qualities are as folvs.-lst
For htaAts, hets us lie head Tree from scurf ana
/ cauSu q luAHrloUs growth of t.ir la.r.
3D. For ladies' al.cr Cad birth, restoring the skin 10
is usual sfehst aud hfaaess and preventing lla fat
/ 4u- out OF tIla Itar.
ID. For any person recovering from any debility The
same eject is produced.
4 ]th. j. used % infancy iii growth is started II
may he preserved, ~ s'Iculon, 10 latest period of
Hfe
5th II frees The bead from dandruF siren CITIZENS the
roofs, iiuparts health uud y!sortu the circulation aud
prevents the NAT nom changing color getting grew
ON Il CAUSES lie ilaif tu curl beautifully, Wa-a done
zap IN Il over nieh, IL No ladies Toilet Should ever
he made " lIauat ii.
LXpectorant syrup. hsge y s,., q, Cough
sands have u4e premature death for ne want OF al
ltn,iou % a couuu0a COLD, Have YOU a cough Rev
if barIuoomrWs EApecjorant Syrup, safe medical
es tlpllon containing 40 poisonous drugs and used
E" ai extensive Practice for seVe a yeats " % most TO.
s'itNey gaze feai, and yo nom That most m I'm
t.seas, allu al tIasuIlE ou, which usually .,.l,
lno tir grave, anEafeds .i tae oans, the uld M love
3 al.o tue gas.
pc nuit reutlue ilf saig DO Whee.iu. by A o. Fair
.tIa l1 Sle4at.y' h5 A. Conn. lH ritist1- h tln,
J4cAsph, Ih Washington uy a Saeenf a SON. i,l -
t-.tstl's hF JHlu.-i. 4s lu every town $50 r.lIf,I
fa.iAf ulio, Mytyl 4.ia aus .iu.a. a..u
= C-ssssisy Liao'ies, sase Reassa do. iorsa!.s,
es - --.-- JAS BAkE.; 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

Which you see on the exterior, from and have
their source in the INTERIOR and might just well have
settled on the lungs. liver or any other par; which
know they frequently do, and produce violent in.
tainmatoTy disorders. TIE mmor which OCCASION
these Is of hishy acrimonious burning nature
We know II from Tie lain il gives in forming, and at
forwards from its ldity Uceratng ann couoding tho
hasl and skin ofthe part where IL breaks ont. This
shows tile necessity OF frequently purifying the bloo
with DR.. Sweet~er's anacea. and keeping such inag
I nalit huHors IN subsection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

SCE0ffiLA AND ELhAHlIAE AFFECIl0N..
scta.ua is said TO etereia'y, the infant receiving
freu afenis the cd Of rs disease, wici increases
with its ears fHeeia 30 AMI mol -ulnuedio FREQUENT
pHrGcajou will Dr. SWce'se's fgnarea. he glands
placed n jie colt.s cd The bodr. and ont 81 the
way Of direct eoHn. catio. THerresi use jz as Get
Ola which much ti et.aee Of opinion prevails IL suiices
us to know that when in diseased state tHty
pabe of being PARTED and Ce4uscd by long course Of
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no TIE LADIES.


= a.. Car'r- Gents fine eaf and mo |
isDBi&, BCOl', rs-e3 Roots. Just RECEIVED q
MOT TODD & HoNEhbS'
e. TAR Nc's Ism Hoots, jus. eivei q, a, IT, shoe
u ~ store Mark,i sqHa e. fJbp q no" Eli"
,,a PAIRS Mems loe calf aud Goat Rroea.- ,ea'd
ttN} =. TODD i now WELLS.
- FAIEs Meu's ,uc Kip Gra-aus received Ay,
.}tjJ mr4i TODD and HOWELL.
saa PAIRS Mems coarse Brosaps, reed hy,,.,.,,
sifJ mr2l TODD aud HOWELL.
-tjV mar N TODD AND howell
inn4 PAIRS Woaeus kid and roan slippers reed
ANOO al tie shoe -tlle on Mg'N0 square
,or97 TODD tND now ELli.
80 PAIRS Mi,ses' Kid and seal slippers, rce q at
sND mr. = TODD AND HOW Ellis.
,nnn PAIRS ehiidrcn's Slices 81 every description
i ttJo and quality received at the Rack Mannoih
1 R,ot mr. :. ToBD SD HOW Et.L.
So, PAIRS Ladr.' col ana alass and is EATERS,
5OO received the Shoe Store south eud @.tet 81.
TODD AND HOW ELL.
d.. 4o00 MS Of View York and Baltimore Sole
L1Sdtiiti' Leather just rec' wed al the Saoe store
of mr9i GOab AND HOW ELL.
/ <g.s.s. Bushels Pegs-just received at
! "a nr27 TODD ASD HOWELL'S.
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FFTSEES PANACEA.

uYaTFrsTA Or I'VE CAR's UrEATI0N.
AccompaUaa ir.'t No eeus Debility, cured
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Alphabetical Conundrums.-A

Alphabetical Conundrums.-A Lon
don paper gives The FLOWING, some Of
which are quite clever:
Why Is the Letter A like The meridian
Because IFS the middle Of day. Why is
The letter B Ike hot FIRE! Because il
makes oil boil. Why is the leller c like
the nceanl Because il makes a sea.
Why is the letter ID like fallen angel
Because, by It's associaiing with evil il
becomes devil. Why is the letter Z like
The end of time Because il is The begin
ming Of eternity. Why is the letter F ike
death! Because il makes all fall. Why
is the letter G like wisdom! Because
!: is the beginning Of greatness and good.
ness. Why is The letter H like the dying
words Of Adamsl Because This is the
end Of earth" Why is the letter | like
the American Revolution Because il is
me beginning Of Independence. Why is
the letter J like The end of spring! Be-
cause ]. is the beginning OF June. Why
is the letter K ike pigs tail Because
II is The latter end Of pork. Why is the
letter L like young lady giving away
her sweetheart 10 another, Because il
makes over lover. e
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~ CTI c E.

TIVE subscriber still continues his business,
Il and has now on hand for sale, s
Flonr, Meal. Baron. Lard. Herrings,
Molasses. Earihenware, Candies. Segars.
Smoking and Che wing Tobacco,
Best French Brandy, -
Peach and Apple Brandy.
Best Rec,ified Whiskey. Common do,
and Wines. = ~
All Of the above articles the subscriber will cell
(soooFding to quality as low for cash as they
can be bought in HiIsborough or elsewhere.
A. FORREST.
June Is. - Sew
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Rnllriln VI. =.


FWRlE rrraf Ea4aE leag u,aas ia Aa9G i'sa' ''ss
4 a Easss Esals s. - = -. - nsAs.ssa
s-rssrs 49, A. knaw - ..aEsss.s - Ea'5i
= - -. raIIsg 1ssls.sy = - iNhasaiaias
ss,s agss 4 q . lezssasr flFaI 49, -
~ rissas' ssarst . Haoser Tlseesi SEES -
rsupxsisa q ssssEt llriI eMssnEss - - -
~ nas sr.ssrls t.saa iasaase ca 50 z, =
- tslsis sulhogi,ies NsEe rallsa e g ..sass-
- q so qoulseL, j saosss slsAi 1919 -
.sl1ilg lad ssorured. a -
NslMoalai,ae Il t.as sd consequences = =
sssa - ofass.I Slrn lie NsssEs sa-sslss>. ID
Is ~ Ths EsaisiuE waves lss 80 sssasaAi -
800. VIA IA . Co n0zlaas ntsT sc -
ia Srsslrlioas a.izsia NAish Fse1nsss tl'.o.s
1isfases. -.
Mi ssrs he csltlraie1 IaF. Ferguson On us
s,rsrta Ans,r.r. :. Tft ra.ss n lslsaais akEsnsf-
a.snf IA Is graripsf souEas ID kslf eftfd a.'f-
y;as "A rirSFsa All hislsEy sn1 rAFssirnoe FseAss
lis tbs0Ty. Mhrn lhe b1slisb sfals silssill -
GA IL plains Il EsiHma1urs. q iiu,e nisn e
si.sF Gnsliana haa hgcoEne Dry alter = h@oa' II
sIrrrxr anl ISrKRxlTTExT FESsEs used >
n,rne he srsog~ wigh saFa destructive Eaiisntis
sl,aa thsy eslne nigh heins Sxfifa:ea.
TIA GaaEFESaERs ISNRASH, lheIeioie- esi-
nssily cal tie attention 81 lhe entire Aesi %
theiF ncsl extraordinary sEd ceiehraied seiies q
ASrl-DIIIors MEpIrssrs. In every ioea.iiy
uhste there j. the slightest tsndciry 10 any ioim
II FKTKn. FEvER AVN ArrE. Drsn AGUE. and
The Ike, The Inhabitants should Il onss ssnd n
,he Geueral Agent II lie dstslci and have 6fae-
EnheTs DEPOT established near lien. NsIe tins
done. aud The GRAEFENBERG lE6ETA-
DE PILLS and HEALTH Bi'fTRRS usei
accoIding 10 liFec,ions there would Be 10 fear 81
bilious diseases. "
80 impoIlsnl are the 6TasssnisFg Medisines 70
tie people Of The West. that he lollsNing sssps
should he Immediately iakfns-
III. Ererg HtigaL0Shnod sk0UH hare GTnsf-
snIezg Dsyoi. BIZ addressing ne General AstHi
Of GHg district tkis egyl h steAred.
-. Femifs slCaA siub feysiLF GHs gtf Ca
imnlt6iGts supply. . .. .s.,.
81. Euigreaf Sortfits and ois'r rliiaE nitro
lis to1liss Should frruish ilsm 70 ne RtodV.
By such means bili0us diseases will he entirely
prevented.
The other Medicines ofihe Company are moi
emincnily adopted to she diseases for which ihsy
are recommended, and consist Of the following;
! The GraefenEcrg Eye LotiCn,
The ChlIdrcn's PanacCa,
The Green Mountain Ointment,
The COnSunlptive Balm,
The Dysentery syrup.
/ q The General AgeH. for North CarolIna i
Capt. William Jones. of I.ouisburg. to whom aP
plica,ions ioT agencies may BE- addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
! New fork, January, ISIS. .s II.
sss&- The Grssienherg Medicines are for sal
GAE BY Long, Webb & Co, HillsboF"ugh
aud Alexander Webb & Co, Clover Garden.
March 81. IL
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Locofoeo 0ratory. =

Locofoeo 0ratory. - The following,
which is put into the mouth of Young
unhedged Locofoco in Mississippi, may
account for several steamboat explosions
which have taken place in that region:
my fellow-ciiizens. Did il ever occur
TO you, that when the glorious dawn of the
millennium shallburs. upon your astonish-
ed vision, when The pillars Of The earth shall
De npheavea, andcreaiion shall rock upon
IFS broad basis, when the stars shall shoot
madly from their spheres. and when yon
orb OF day as he rolls on in his meridian
splendor. shall involve the nations of The
earth in one general conflag,a,ion we
say, did Il ever occur 10 you, that amid
I" this wreck Of matter and this crush re
worlds-when Heavens last thunder shall
shake This sublunary sphere" lha, YOU can
smile undisinayed Ger lis ruins, consolet
BY the pleasing reflection that you once
voted for Cass and Butler! I'm did not,
you were certainly not al the Democratic
meeting on Saturday last"
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50ese I OFFER for sale large Tract Of
-ssrsjxss Land in Person county, just over the
~ northern Orange line. e-.
49,. As body of upland, it is inferior
to none in The middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart
tie forest lands are heavily timbered, aud all we'll
wsteTed. @ e7s -se sss
On the lands are variety of substantial i'm
royements-DweIIing Houses, Wheat and To-
bacco Barns, Saw and Grist MiIls-in perfect re-
pair. .-.-,.- ....-as- .ass sas te. & ss
1t will be sold in parcels to suit any purchaser.
..- ~.. PAUL G.. CAMERON.
stagville p. O., Orange, Nov. ~. O7n-
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TIE HILLsHoRoUGH RECcaDEa
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

TerIns.-Two Dollars year, if paid IN 90,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. il not paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, If delayed
until after the expiration Of the year. .se
No paper will he discontinued until all arreara
ges arc paid, unless at the option ofthe pussher'
Hereafter no paper viii be sent to new SUP
scribcr out Of this state unless payment y made III
aiiyance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will th'
paper he sent TO subscriber out Of the state ior
more than two years without payment.
AnvERTIsEaEsrs not exceeding sixteen iines'
one dollar for the first. and twenty-five cents lot
zach subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Conrt advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third will d"
made 10 advertisers by The year. @
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BRaNDRETH PILLS.

FEFERS, AGUES, are really bilious afiec.
tons, and durable by purging with Brandre;h
Pills. and good nursing. Read the directions in
Brandreih's pamphlet, which may be had gratis
from the Agent for Brandreth Pills. No disease
can be received unless our blood is in tie requi-
site state of inquiry; il is the same in all cases
the principle is universal. The soil must be adap-
ted TO the seed or there will he no increase. The
climate must have those matters in il which will
unite aud keep alive epidemical or contagious poi
sons, or they viii become exiinguished, as lamp
that is unsupplied with oil. So i, is likewise with
the human frame il cannot he materially affect
ed by epidemic :! or contagious msladies, unless
there he those matters floating in the circulation
! which offer the appropriate soil BY purifying our
bodies with the Brandfeth Pills, which have an
affinity with those impurities upon which corta-
gion feeds, We MY always feel secure, whatever
disease may rage around us. True, we may have
it, but Il viii soon he over, our sickness win be
the affair Of day or two, while those who have
been too wise to use this simple and excellent
medy, either die, or have weeks, or perhaps months
Of sickness. e. a. #.. .sz.sss.e sz--.t .-
SO Sudden changes from very hot to chilly wea-
Their are uBfayolaie TO health, and il is fact
universally admitted, that heat and moisture are
powerful agents in predicting disease. and that
constant pRY and constant WET weather are both
aVorabie TO its generation; 1t does not signify
WHAT we call il, il may be sgue, il may be biz
ious fever, it may he dysentery, il may be rheu-
matism, it may be bronchitis it may be cholic. il
may be constipation Of the bowels, il may be in.
Elimination Of the bowels, il may be Inflammation
of the stomach, it may be nervous affection; hut
still il is disease. and disease curahe by the
Brandreth Pills, because they remove all impuri.
ties from the body, all that can in any manner
feed the future PROFESS Of the disease, no matter
how called thus these pills are not only the most
proper medicine, but generally the only medicine
that need or ought to be used. At the present
time it is every mans duty who wishes to secure
his health to use them; it is the dGty Of every
one who knows anything Of their health-rcstoring
powers, TO make ii known to lis immediate cir
Gle for there arc some alarming signs. which tell
of the approach of disease. Fhe sudden changes
of Temperament are more 10 be feared and guard
ed against than any contagious malady. FL
Be careful YOU do not get counterfeit; to avoid
this. purchase or the duly authorized agents.
DR.. Brandrett's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York. d
fr Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart. Hilsboroueh. 55 ~.
I.B. MDade. Chapel Hill .. 2...... -m
G.. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
A. MickIe Il CO., Binghan's School. ri,
James Whitehead, Camel Creek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider. I.indIey's Old Store. II
q. Patterson, Patterson's Store eszz $751;.
May 20. ~M ss..ats4 s.e. ..-.. 4
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FOOTE'S f.: ~-.~.
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina.

A NUMBER of copies of this deeply interest
a ing work have been deposited with the Rev.
RoBLRT BuRwELL,in Hiiglorough, and can be
had Of him At the price u * per copy
Eety1sr+ % & 60 e.
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n-aohino shop.

fFHE mh-ratsI FFsalns - ssEQFER a.aaAa -
- GaGl.as. ~ - - y Esz.FEsss AZ $50
Essy EsEnaa sErslri. al.& Rqg1 fssFsxsaslE 49,
Sa-.a ll.e eiilrls - Is - A. = sasas ezE-
iss. Gi,1t IL raaiirHrs b. rans - Nsss.sr
So. 4 - gaa sala9 knuwn = ~ fgaanlss -
MsazEs. nnrn 4 LEslaalk. Ksar SnsN 1sAp
Pass Cfsnr, fsansr psssHfks n. - RlrEr - ~
isassa.s.s. = sAEl llaleC, hssaig iEslasaea -
EforSe PoKgeFS and ThECghinE
$500. glaChinss, ..
k1gh pesfsaas and saasion4Eys slrAw AeitgEs .
mn n ksnlS. GIiss an1 San MI iEuns, fsFr-
ing Cle=zsis e al arsrnFaiunS. Eesr T09ises -
pFaisr gualsys slso 81 kinas e cssiings ussd -
DIS secsiem e c01EtEy. sAlGaClng NJ alad Eac-
lasF Crar. GpegsCnx, skEsing. Nrula-lesHes, D
ss0 Lis. MaeQa Boars. snooshi1s ifsss, Sc.
g-T 4 hsn1ssme ss1Urai0R - tsEaef Fsioes
MI X Essls e. laEEe esssinss. sarh - Ma sad
fars0ry Gear and Cs1dgeens, y hrEr ratieHns aHe
furnished o. sls On hsna. i i eoaldsHily -
EsEea ssat those uho wish 70 FuEcaass any ann
&c in he sb0ye line. vii - EeA - cal sHs eH-
anime 18th materials and Nsakmal.salP tsiele
purchasing sisERheEe. Al lsiers oa business.
dirsessd % The suhsclihrF. sReN Csnp, \. g,
viii receive immediate and PEcnTl siifIilua.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March =. sI--smP
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30
THE. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
70 From the Comic Bralshaw.


People using the telegraph should b+
careful 10 wait for the very last letter of
the message. as Otherwise deplnrable mis-
takes may occur. For example: on the
18th OF April lasl. The clerk al a remote
station somewhere in the north of Eng.
land. received the following information
from London - s~
The Charfisis hare ristd-"
Al this stage Of The message. the Terri
fed clerk rushed out of The Office, TO prn.
claim that revolution had commenced.
50 that he lost the remainder Of The SEN
isnce, which consisted Of these words
in public eslina iin by their peaeeahle
proceedings" Returning. however, in
time for the beginning Of The next sen.
tenre, he read
~ Republic has been universally por.
claimed
Out went the Mortified clerk again 10
tel The awful news. while the telegraph
TRANQUILITY conlinued-" even by the Char
lists, to be humhug." In minute, he
was again at his desk, watching the Jerk.
ing needle. This lime is said
"Ths Queen has been stistd-.''
The clerk, who was loyal young man
Of nervous temperament, immediately fain-
ted away, while The needle continued
"wiih . slight attack Of ioolhache. uhioI,.
however. did not prevent her from attend
ing the Opera al COvenl Garden. where
the national anthem was demanded" -
here the clerk rousing himself, read
''aad srecuisd, amid shousi Of0pprouai."
Rushing from The Terminus with a
Wild scream. The unhappy man immcdi-
aiely emigraied to Texas. leaving his fate
10 be an awful warning 10 all nervous te-
legraphic clerks.