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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-31
BRANDRETII's PILLS.

Aneurism, or Enlargement Of fe Heart, Arie-
RES, Pies, DC. dc.
Use the pills two or three times week in
~ doses sufficient TO purge freely; and when q
paroxism comes on, a fearless use of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the gall-bladder are treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
by the medical profession. are cured by the use
Of Drandicth's Pills. Piles are cured hy Bran
lreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be FULL six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on in the treatment Of other diseases, il is
a good sign; use nothing hut the pills, and, as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequcut use OF cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections. as asthma, con-
sumption, &c, perseverance will be required with
the pills to effect permanent cure. But any
other course will assuredly bring ON the pcctoral
affection.
Ia cases Of Debility. Weakness. Wasfings, De.
ctnes. or Consumption approaching, it will he
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going 10 bed; next night two pills
do this alternately for three or four days, or long
er; if no alteration takes place, then increase a
pill each night until five or six pills are used then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill should any
fcverish symptoms arise, then take strong dose.
until the fever is reduced. When this is done, the
patient may drop down 10 such doses as their
own judgment shall determine; being careful Ia
keep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
are removed, so will be their advancement, Ia
sound health.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York.
c. Agents for The sale Of Brandrcth's Pills:
ID. Healtt, Hillsborough.
]. b. M'Dade, hapcl Hill.
u. a. Mehane. Mason Hall.
A. Micke & CO., Bingham's School.
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Land for Sale.

acT26 I0FFER for ,ale large Tract Of
gna Land in Person county, just over the
sS northern Orange line.
<.sx. 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 timbcred and all well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of substantial i'm
provements-Dwelling Houses, Wheat and To
bacco Barns, Saw s.I Grist Mills-in perfect re.
pair.
II will be ssli in parcels to suit any purchaser.
PAUL q. CAMERON.
Stagville p. o., Orange, Nov. 81. 07f
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d.
INV
Tin and Copper Factory

Meier This vkilf yeu arc rtsdihs.
rT,HE Subscriber has opened Tin and CoP-
Il pei Factory in The Tosn Of Hillsboioosh'
and he xil nv 20 eond0el il in the best Iasnisf'
He has procured one Of The besi Of Nonnefn
wossmen, and ais work viii be made a ne bead
material and in the b<ss syle. Amer trying ihe
work, and n should prove nos 10 be good. u may
DC returned and more 90, in iis place. In van
he sold al Northern Prices with costs and car
isge.
An bills 20 The amount Of ffly dollars. 81 any
place in the State, all 10 the amount Of twenty,
1--we dollars, within fiy miles Of this place, and
al hills Of any amount. within twenty-five miles
viii be flied and delivered free # charge fo'
transportation. He wa1ie ssy 10 his customers
that be Will sill wosk as low as any house IN In
State.
The subscriber returns bis thanks for past IA
vors, and be hopes he viii receive liberal shan
Of patronage. as he pledges himself 10 DO Jasilc'
and 10 endeasor to give fall satisfaction IN ID
work.
B All orders will be thankfully received, and IN
work done with nestness and despatch.
! or His shop win be found al this time on
door below Mai. Palmer's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
+ November ls. 10
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UD0LpHO WOLFE'S
AROMATIC SCHgEDAM SCHMAPPS

PURE AM genuine article. manufactured
= hy him il Scaikpla, ilo.LaSD, expressly
Tor medical Use, aud strongly recommended for a
sure and permanent cure 81 the GnayrL. and all
distractions of the urine, aeising from the Kid.
scys or Bladder.
Price 50 cents, and 81 per bottle. For sale
pt this Office.
February 10. 2I--
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FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE.

- BARRELS Lint Seed Oil, do. Tanneis
- Oil, do. Sperm Oil, do. Burning Fluid
7 do. Spirits Of rurpeniine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, Coach varnish, Copal do; together with a
supply of Paints. White Lead. pure, Blake's Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use. Spa.
nish Brown, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Gieen
Venetian Red, yellow 0chrc, lumber, Li,harge,
Sermillion, Spanish Whiting, Putty, &c.
November 4. OS-
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SPEED TIE WORK,
MANrFacToRY in ORaNsE.

MANrFACTcRY IN ORANGE.
fEsliE undersigned still continues 10 manufac-
4 ture his splendid article of Window Blinds
and hlying extended MS operations. he Is p,epar-
ed 10 supply them for prices varying from 50 80
20 $1,000. No person should be without them.
d they answer Tor Curtains and outside Blinds
lie viii deii.er aad put them up in any part Of
the county free Of charge.
Orders promptly attended 10. Specimens can
be seen on application TO the subscriber. Ad-
dress 10 Dial's Ureek, Orange, n. G.
II, +, WEBB.
Fen. 26. 24--6m.
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Come and See
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TsHE Female Poets Of America. Leaflets Of
Memory, Flowers of LONELINESS, Remem.
her Me, l.ala Rock, Marmion, Friendships OF
fcring. Young Mans Offering, Young Lady's
Offering. Snow Flake, Dew Drop, The Giit Of
Affection, The IIyacinlh, Christmas Offering
Tupper's Philosophy, Traditions Of the Cove.
nanters. Bibles and Hymn Books. Besides a va.
riety of GIFT BOOKS for Youth, including
.Arthur's Tales and other Cheap Publications..
dJ' To be had al The Drug Store. 20
November A. CS-
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Is now focraftAs . large sh1
choice sssck Of DRUGS. ME-
DrCINEs, PAINTS. OILS.
DYE sTUffs. TARNlsH-
Is. PAINT BRtlshEs'
SURGICAL & DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS. PERIL
merry. TOLL ET AkTl-
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New and Cheap
DRUG STORE.

DR.. s. D. scEODlElE1D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

TIE CHOLERA AT MIrFLINTowN.-lt is stated
that ten twelve deaths from cholera have occurred
at Mifliintown, Pa. Among them were Robert Bar
nard and Frederick Kohler. A great MANY Of the
citizens had left the place. The disease is attributed
to pools Of stagnaut water and other impurtie.
about the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

VIsITERs TO OH PonT COMFORT Since General
Scott went visit 10 this beautiful summer retreat
crowds ockng there from various parts OF Maryland
and virginia large number 81 ladies' aud gentlemen
let washington On Saturday morning for the above 10.
salIy. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27

The yearly potuIal increase. taken a. 80 600
would make the population of Venezuela, at the
present time. about rs follows, viz
g100O0-l2 years increase at 10000 Per annUW---
l,0io,0u0 souls. The foregoing tables viii show
the proportion existing between the pure white
race and tho ,olored.
The extent Of territory in Venezuela, according
to sodazzi's surveys in 1910, was 1851 square
leagues From this IL cbn be judged bow sparse
the population is, in comparison TO the territory.
The Venezuelians as a people are sharp, quick
witted people, ueaceably disposed towards every
body. And the proof Is, one can travel from one
end Of the country to the other unarined, without
the slightest fear Of molesatioa. Their habits and
customs in the rural districts are, perhaps not as
elegant and refined rs they might be, but they are
lospitablc to degree, kind and warm. hearted in
their relsoral treatment Of foreigners, though much
has been said against them in this matter. In mat
ers OF business hey are not 50 prompt as New York
merchant who knows his everything depends on his
credit. still, considering that as yet, business in
the interior especially, has never been carried on
with that imposing form and dignity one mas IN
older countries, tic losses by bad iaitn are not
more ~ proportion than in other parts. inc ptooi
i the immense stocks Of goods the foreign merchants
are continually importing 80
The great body Of the people are perfectly indii-
ferent the subject OF politics, anu 20 no1 cdro
pin who Is out OF who is in, and were " 10 depend
Whcnever thew do rise il is through the pornicious
influence of demagogues and plaee-hunters, not
from anv personal desire. The revolutions 30 re-
neofodly occurring will however in the end demo-
rnlizc them. The explanation il easily given.
Vote by Congress for public schools in
1852, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SVO0,UVo w
Vote by Congress for supplies to Army 49,, =.
and Navy IN le52, ....,.,.,.,...... Sol,9cS W
These two lines tell the tale
Venezuela from nature has all the gifts necessary
to make her the garden q the tropics of the West
orn hemisphere. What with interested and uncer-
tain governments, struggles between parties, want
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02
rf.o,,ca,on,rucc of the Baltimore Sun.
= ~ ..r,I < c.ItCN tvEI f,lNG. To kOSSI

THE WASHINGTON WELCOME TO koSSuIht
WAsHIsGTox Dec. 30. kossun - welcomed mere on
his arrival AT the aca1t 5y the Senate comntcc ic NAT
sha OF the District and voluntary asscH6ie=c Of soiEe "o
thousand persons.
He ana his suite conducted 10 Brown naro sace
where n, - o'clock waited upon BY the Secretary OF
S,,r Mr. Webster whp spent half hor: wh iin d.9uti-
lion rom the Jackson Association cscd an! an address
delivered BY their chairman to which Vi. ksui replied Il!
some length This his frs: speech in tie federal city
Tomorrow, tho great Magyar will visit the PRESIDENT aGd
will subsequently dine with Mr.. Weoste'.
On Thursday New Ycais he vi" dine with he f!esucn,
In company with ths members of the cabinet ana hers
On Friday, he viii he Introduced TO the Sena by taa
co.Emi:,es ,o-..it -s=srs Shields Sewir and Cass Eu,
the programme adopted 6y the Senate p'tcadcs h"ssuh
from addressing the body.
subscription To dinner proposed 10 be given ~ hos-
suh was started yesterday by some Members hni ms
morning there seventy signatures. presume one
half of Congress will subscribe and attend, and others en-
brac;nn citizens Strangers public officers, &C., will flup
the list 10 4 very respectable number.
The bate in the House. to-day on the resolution fpI the
opoontmcnt of committee OF hvc 10 receive KDssuth ana
Introduce him TO the House. of very interesting
and important character IL clearly shows Hcnse
il not disposed wildly into any system OF recy
II shows oo that wherever else undue eAcetaent ms
been created in regard the ustrou Magyar nefc Il NJ
lie of il here l Is here all events that man caD De
cried down for expressing opinions E ctr Of the nenay
policy OF Washington and Jefferson ;" !
So far not single member of tie House has expressed
an opinion favorable compliance with the several
sitions Of N. kossuth ~ -
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SI;aksE:::ss S::ss.

MoSuAy, Egc. ~, 1851.

McSuAy iJEc. 49, 1851.
SENATE
The Chai. laid before tho Scnn'" communication from
the Navy Department enclosing estimates i"r icctEccs i'll
lie appropriations o: the naval service FOR 'e wear ei1
Jurc 50. 1852, amounting l!e o $2ia25c ke.C.it
10 the Committee on Naval .!rs
On motion ny Mr. AcGSon. i oricre! t!:a, vixen he
Senate ADJOURN Ii ndi0urn =" fr' an y, ri.v next.
THE CENSUS PRINTING.
lie Senate then iVsa.eG !CuJseTaion q iac ~ nj
resolution directing me Isl. committee P-,rg
'ra"r wih !lcS.s n,risr- K Armstrong, Tor prE!g tho
returns Of the seventh ceneus.
ar Smiih io,.tt 10 adi'ts; the Senate upon
bis subject. 1t proposition whlc!, :u!v, tie
pcniture Of several hundred tous nd irls. lie ;GG@t
;hat wcud be pos, run sc!cc 81! The Senate
would be better led-at present there as qG0cnm
lie moved thai it be postponed I'LL Monday nc,t.
debate ensuci upon the pTonrc.y 81 ros'pc'iing tie
subject, in which Nsssrs Blight and GS1 asc: imnca,c
cliJn the resolution. and Mcssrs. smith, P!att ,1n
gum and Badger favored tnc l1s'ponoment After ~hich
notion by Mr. ht the pint resolution was postponed
i'll Tuesday 9Th o. Janua.v, and naIc !e ?ccis
der for that day ri hlf-past T. ociocs
THE KosSrTT.
M Shields mad. the following report, "hci was read and
adopted:
inc special committee appointed 10 w4.i Louis KOS
sut. % his arrival the capital and iurudace him 80
of the United >tnes. have had The same under coc
rIan ard recommend that the proceedings &c
putsI.d in the nj General Lalycttr 20 wi: lH.t
- chairman of the comm.''r" Introduce r'n io these
words: ave present foils Aossut; 30 se &tDate q: n
Un,cd States" !" upon winch Senators recommended
10 rise. uri President Will invite .m 50 be seated.
(Signec) JAMES SHIELDS,
Nll.tslAF! II. St..t tttB.
LEWIS CASS.
Mr. Csss submitted the l!ow!ng resolutions, which
.cld and ai, on tie table
Resolved That committee be appointed. Jointly wi;h
such committee n,1: be appointed on tie par: q. tho
House OF Representatives, 20 inquire into ami report tic
.,s o. the recent r in The CAPITOL; aA also "h.i
s il is proper 70 :ikc prevent III. ovcca"" o.
ar acci!c;; hereafter. And the said committee "a also in
cccri to examine tho proposed mode o construction al
he aaAum the Capitol arj ascertain whether Is in
rird 10 render The irrprnO'; ai il aT, what should
lar
Resolved That the COMMITTEE The lloaiy hr insttUc-
cd 10 examine and Icpo:t wlai should le nn
immediately 10 procure such books may tc nn
able and what plan is best 10 adopt 20 p!cc2rc library
which IL It's and in t! cariucr o TIE wo!As sa!
be sufficiently usciu AN. honorable Ia ;Ec coGGt:y
And tt H. un motion O( M!. Blight
I'llh lilyMrnen
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WissSdTGS DEG. 81, r. d.
HONORS TO KOSSUTH.-Last night, the Germans OF
the CITY formed grand torchgh procession and serena
ded Kossuh ill late hour. He made short speech TO
them, acknowledging the honor, and thanking them Tor
their sympathy Several members Of the Cabinct tisisd
him aduy and at noon no and his suite waited upon tho
pcsaidsnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

s.ITUATIos wAsTED.-A married man fsihou famiy1 7
The Classics Wishes Obtain
as Teacher Academy or 1amly HIS wiie "ou'
elass OF young Ladies in Musc and Ersnch. -
IosEon'a'' Hi' " es 2-ena
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

NEW YORK, DEC. 3.-The weather is very bad and bu.
s;ness OF all dull NO alteration in prices OF -four grain
and other articles.
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=, :, :. ,>-,D, TVIsG IN ttIC.,i0.D.

RIA ,h -; LIVING incnds aud al others WI" may II
N vnr lis ln their aunage The as'alaeeS "l DON MAJ he
C.! IA he Hici nrndt Rouse or asdc
EENERAL cOlLNiSSiDS BUSINESS, ~ DC coh'ue'ed ':
a,.wei : Mor.n. En!er the si!l: at
In1e,veii =. .Sorton ~ Go, u
.. ,;,, -, W,.us 4 !. ,cn, be- conducted N PSics
ur by Samuel Y. Wa,Eins ''''Sisd hy JON" a .t' ' "
a. t.o,,,, Ius;,es. .rty
n t..nyion ltc sale oil hc stat ho.AS'' "a VIE
,~,ry' W. T. ,,crn H'hra;. Flour, Coto. %r
rr p ,au Tor the 3cgI patronage that has octh ncs
an M ocfn III re.rshiI., and 10 Inc dealers III pnducs
land 10 Il under many oo.iSa" 'or 'h'
~ Gus ac,ay and puucUay have a. ail times met WIN
~ u'1e''"S w." TAZEwEi!. S MORTON & Co:
Ric!!nouI.Va.
WATKINS & MORTON,
r,.,u,,, p,c oi ,s,l-r.,, Petersburg Va.
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Al Rules held tie Clerks Uicc oT The i;irc nj,
ia, 'ace'y tor tic county lcnrico, the 81 day OF de-
=, ~. L'7sconb and Nancy Llp,conh, Plaintiffs.
alsahsa ThsSoSaey; ,s :, Spence nud Jeanea bis wife,
rs,,a m,e WAC weie JsaneIa and isabella Roscber.
Ellen his aisua'e peaeare Tsdale and James
lee; ui' ,hIs sn, ' =; iu osiei. s. Defendants.
az Personal estate of Moses Lpca,Oh daasS g sag ~
pSfseds The same among h.r and aay ys hnyinc
.hc above ume aro
.sGos IN bs sd age 'ed appear at The
issu DO waa. necessary 10 project ,her in.
-ewsw sFgr,ss$s Ns''
P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

CERN.-Istoucrsirr Circuit Court, October itrin,
rsc ~ Kcra aud Preserved II. Por.ec. ietc merchants
traainc uuasy the trn Of Keen tc Co. who sue for
al all other creiors Iichard Coke. decd. who may
cir proportion o the Costs vi this suit, cump,anans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

Z t:t, ARD FOX a RUNAWAY SLAVE.
~ rom the rcsi,n of Airs Lucy NiniIee. IN Ches
,uniy, in January is1. negro nian named DANIEL:
trade between Lily and sixty Years oil age, OF BLACK
nd OF medium size. pansl speaks very slow, and has
,s-stidom iockinl The person adlre,sHs hE!. HIS
,aar ycs N.rchester and il Is expected that &c Is
dle hat place IN New keGt county, where nc Wa
si,. the above reward oT the delivery u Daniel I" me
or .or seclriGg him in any jail na, eau gel Llii
JORDAN BRANCH.
Guardian Of Thomas W. and u, p. Branch.
Dec Is. ls5l-ci~
.Vhg rsIues!cdto copy.
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's1sS - $4,000 4--+
80 siS,S .,isD.

snn. r EoGE.., St.c' a. a', ',iSI;U ,,s T"ns
sr,va ,S:ca ct,s, ever: :sttii"H, " az
DC. &c -
~ sil .ity rfsrcncc, promptly atenceHa.
Rnres ,ov;ns se!yci his fcnliceahi! i one ol e
New York cy ,anh riviEs h!uch
,In,sc that ali cxcc:sd a ma sho WIZ
~ -. ANY I.... N,rh ar ~'i'h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

ueienGant5.
.r'"s the interest Of the enid VIM ii
inc ~ art!onci - the satisfaction of The
'..' aa' a'a'l hi''rs been made and icd lha; the
gf"" ''" ""G Gc'.rst!rn ." this Common wealth. the
- er.a - ao'tr" - appear the kuI.s be holden
9'' lie s"' Cour, n fir: Noalay in February
s"""hat Is tccs"ry 10 Po;cci his this
Loiyres:s. T. ROBERTS CUk
nc 'h--cw
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TaE RICHMOND EEauiRER,
.rp;,siiED DAILY AND HEMi- =" ff,
~ yr1L..yAn r. & FhoNa' ~

TCE Ms: a., ..,o rate OF csf
.Y De,v pae dollars per aheit r.,r For Scial
; shorter period than SiS Tnf AK .ths
Weekly, nve I""f m i ,h ac. ralt I? man, p"s' p''
Or dollar: nnuf ~ te r ..n,r per mall III soo
4 'i'n i W." n The ftjogs. iss :1s';se y @a a- - =
y ~ rhe rrss&c Of 8 stag ssi &c: Is sea- sea- = :
e. f. irc :cumu!atiun .: 'ssYe' -
serious tax uieh Edl''S
or tUyEn. !StNt.
,,1;I,:ii:--fri lines Ut lea !iS' III
y.r, snccrc,;n :,scftion l%egtyh' een':
,yice a week tl.ce times week, 'n" :!
!.
enlarged fly dollars i"r thirty lines ana y
j.. y-rti.en,er,s ni aS:er cngtl-cXc't i",' !!
charse i,' dollars le,
IN T!lE SlNi.w wEEhii 10; ten i'A'S' u i'''' ~
far. ,cb continuance ~ cri's
Order. mus &c accom-! i'ita VIA 'i'
!. :,.i,y stt.IsaCca ~: di"h ,;,e
- ~ , ,r:hnts af r. ,cc, exceeding s's"' '
r tIl Cj;ue t Gacrias on, tue c'un;f,, by ,s
nsrys hand Arl,, uuAno~u 20 US :"st DC , ,Ley VII
=. 80. .r,as, nr;ritp"rGo'" =" M =
casr bc p,D,.-d. Every nca.ae ~ h" nayaiay
tmPos:"is ii" u"""cH' ""s cniiEIGEicdii osu. '
6sd y, ire rann posii'asc
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iasaec,iars OF FLOUR Richmond for the second quarter
ending Dec. 3lst, 1851:
1906 bts. family
81 los bbs. superfne
.2i9 half bos. supcrdn
29i9 obls fine
Sl42 bbis miaings
2g2 bills condemned
DANIEL S. DELAPLANE, Inspector.
BALTIMORE Dec. 3l.-The weather has been exceed
iney chanseabe all day. Sales Of 2200 bbs Howard
four al 81. Grain and other articles unchanged.
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arsta and Rebeeea his wife, snd the said F l.. Mar.
susan Byrd, Robert Z. Ssldcn, and Courtney ". hIs
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tGF Two Dollars for one Year If y aid n
ths urne . Subscription; Two DO liars
ana EiIfy Gents WITHOUT pEvIkTIoF
FIR, the expirarioh Of Three Monlhs.
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,ghon we have Ruhning Accounts-
trRSO Papar vail be Eiseut ont oli he
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stances.
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b d.uins ihat'f ~ ID div'df'' n'fVa' + :
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81 o,,iiiasd a4!'i or fefed o"' F'''' Ps5 t'''''
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25
NO. a.
The Strasburg Clock.

The priest and military have re-
tired, and am now sitting in a chair
facing the gigantic clock-from the
bottom to the top not less than one
hundred feet--and many strangers
are waiting to see the wor ling of this
clock when it strikes the hour OF
noon. Every eye is upon the clock.
It new wants five minutes to twelve.
The clock has struck, and the people
are gone, except a few whom the SEX
ton, or head mar, with q wand
slnd sword, is showing the building.
The clock is stuck in this way. The
dial is some twenty feet from the floor,
on each side of which is a cherub or
a little boy with a mallet, and over
the dial there is a small bell The
cherub on the left strikes the first
quarter, and the one on the right the
second quarter. Some fifty feet over
the dial, in large niche, is huge
figure of time, a bell in his left, q
scythe in his right hand. In front
stands figure Of n young man. vi th
maliet, who strikes the third qupr-
ter on the bell in the hand Of Time,
and then glides, with a slow step,
round behind Time; out comes an old
man, raises his mallet, and places
himself in front Of him. As the houi
of twelve comes, the old man raises /
his nallet and deliberately strike
twelve times on the bell, that echoes
through the building, and is hea 70
round the region of the church. Then
the old man glides slowly behind q a.
Their Time, and the young man
comes round again Soon as the old
man has struck twelve and disappear
ed, another set of machinery is pat
in motion, some twenty feet highcz
still. 1t is thus: There is high
cross with an image Of Christ on il.
The instant twelve has struck, one Of
the apostles walks out from behind,
comes out in front, turns, bows, and
walks round to his place. As he docs
so, another comes out in front, turns,
bows, and passes in, so twelve apps.
ties, figures as large as life, walk
round, bow, and pass on. As the last
appears, an enormous cock, perched
on the pinnacle Of the clock, slowly
flaps his wings and crows thres
times, so loud as to be heard outside
the church to some distance, and SO
naturally az to be mistaken for n real
cock. Then all is as silent as death.
No wonder this clock is the adpiirs.
ton Of Europe. 1t wastmads il 1900.
and has performed these mechanical
wonders ever since, except about fiji.
ty years, when it was OUT ofrspair.