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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 81
s n &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
monts in the East for the Supply Of Marble, and con.
templating the erection of Steam works. he would lnvlIe
erol to inspection Of his stock consisting 81 Italian
Egytan, Sienna, American and other OF me t
daes which sold lower than any other esabshi
me nH IN Se find it to their advantage toinspec his
stock before purchasing else where s,, -, ~,
his work is done the most elaborate STYLE and nc
satuary and other work. Monuments, Cen
otaphs, Tombs, Head and foot stones @ &c; & in
ifics 10 supply this work lower Prtan
any other establishment iii the country Is.
Please give call and eXnn1ne my ny
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nrAIso Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models Marietta Grind stones warranich
at tho lowest trade prices. y.7 ~
ATTHNTIoNlI ri
~ pt,ys,c1ANs. DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS dENER-E
s3s ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST. ifs
wheeling Chemical Lab oratory. {,
- Corner Of Main and 81 sts., W.. a
CENTRE WHEELING, Hy
TTrAVINC completed my rTangsments, am now pre-
u pared paR # G@fSl,nGStTpTiil RMAGTTlcAL CHEMICALS
a. rov laboratory Tearof building Main and Sd
streets An lions warranted pure ana nrea6ea
according to u S: DsPensasotst among i'
4ntimony pTerafdtions,
Aq, Aii.'0n concentrated a5s for blisterinsi
Aroma tic waters, ralI. kinds;
80 Alcohol absolnte; - -. s-afssA sEi
s extracts CAicoholIl q riG
Mercurial preparations, Calomel, ETC.; y2
sweet Spirits Nttreis
CbloToEorm, etcss etc. -,
All Druggist nToPaIaoIs prepared ac-
5ne ia the II s. Dispensatorys and sold at mnnniact
81. or;s S.,I n1ices rl ap22-1ys RlGHD. BLUM.
z7T BETTER AND CHEAPER.
1~ry-ST RoiE at fsI Main Street, Wheeling, is now
openns his second stock those fancy patent eath
| ~ and incksktil shoes mans wear. 5ye Z
PREMIUM GOODS. Y
doeskin Blankets, Satinetts and
X r1snneis or Mckee a Roberts make which took
he al the Ia Fair on the leland, for sale at the
NAM cturers prices ~ n, 1saI,TE ca RRosafe
sepe1 ~ = l..sSi = - = = Y 4'ifes'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27
SDring and Summer Clothing.
Ic.mIatSrII1nT I2ICEI Marchant Tailor,

Spring and ouInIIIeI OIU0I1115s OIUI!17-5
sTEPHHN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNoIJNCES to his old friends and customers anu the
a public that re G fSs
HOUSE IVds- Str et, splendid assortment oil C5oiILS
OF every COLOR quality and variety Pisl4 sSa SHSy
C4SSI5iEPES; silk Satin and all kinds OF KlSIfnGS
&C. recently selected by himself in the Eastern CITES
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which ne VIII
WARMER and idtest style His fancy DePnrtpI ON
er1biaces Shirts OF every kind, Collars Hallu,
every article kept in Gentlemen's general nfnsmn
store Iryou want ont in the G.g eS"
mart5-tf E.s.I.L sIEEiE ID L-------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27
Amcric0ns, Patronize our Own Manu-.
faeturcs.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MEXICAN SILK, manufactured into superior and sub:
n stantiI articles various fabrics now In use al
ellis SILK FACTo::T; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such invited to call anu see
The process OF manufacturing, and those wishing TO nuf
chase Silks wholesale retail, be supplied onrcason
able terms at Gis Store, adjoining the Factory or al A.
NJ Adams, ]. S. Forbs, \, o. Farch1's MARSH " ray
ior's and o. w. Hesls, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1l9. Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. E. q. /, -. -.
Our Fabrics warrcned all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
at the American Institute New York, Franklin Institute
PhlS Sielphia and Ohio State Fair We are cons
and stock is large and seasohable,
comnrsng many vareties-vevets, s1ns, vestss IrcSS
silks Trngcs cravas, handkerchiefs, of write black
nlRiI figured printed, all the newest Styles auc Oh
best tncI Silk twillcd and plain Also, Shirts drawers'
and half hose for gentlemen
ican manufacture Orders variety olsks prompt
" Tercbsntable Cocoons and Reeled silk bought
-I=1Is77s5 JOHN W. GILL. 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27
Thomas h. Gibson,

Thomas H.l Glbson,.a D
PLUM BRAND GAS FITTER,
ID EGS leave inform Ills friends andthe public tngen
D2eta that he continues 10 carry on the plumbing and
gas fitting all its various branches and respectfully soil
cts share OF publ patronage. l
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hy1rants, Cstern pumps, bath boilers
water Closets wash basins cold water fountains for ho
tels, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
collins, hatters kettles, Ietorts for bleaching and all other
ehenical apparatus ETC. Factories, ETC. htieo up WIN
dispatch.
Also chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bellor lights
candle burners, etc. u
Aorders lett thc above place will be thankfully re-
ceiVed and promptly att ended to. -,
prompt attention. apo-"mu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

y LOOK dG 7 4Albt y
LII those who desirous of preserving the memory
N OF themselves friends can DO so, Mlost etec-
tualy by calling without deayat H. Tarbels Daguer-
eoyre Rooms at the coraer Of Bdals streets
Centre Wheingi and procure for each those leke Fc
lures which cannot obtained with the same degree o
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in tile city. ~
~ 4 -I L. TARBELLy Dnsuer reotyrtst,
4r Corner OF Main and Biddle streets, 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

s,THiT \ 11,nses. per onnuu,. 1900
iIiSs. psr quarter, changeable at pleasure, 800
" s..-SI Professional Cards, Cper annum,) not
Bsfsi,rg lines, OBVO
E'fes. IpyERTIsENENTs, liberal discounts Will 0e
~ % notices, and advertisements for Charitable
q mi Fire Companies, inserted gTatuitously.
lsI5.,, ses and Deaths inserted gratuitOusly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-27

~ MOTHER, lot OF Dresas Goods Ropnets, Ribbons,
The store Of Esspeo1 " D "a NOTE y g ARo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
WASHINGTON, Dec s, 1853

WA-iUfGIoNs Dcc D, looS
Tt JAMES GORDON BENNETT ESQ
DEAR sIr-In = telesrsphic desMtoh sent from THE
city which appeared in the HERALD Of Saturday oue a
my colleagues Mr. Cut,ing said to have declared thAa
the Forry had impaired his opit OF the writer
That on the contrsryhs rather ssd him better cn
ssqrence Ito u 10 rot a. course TO be presumed ttAs
OF honosnbls aud vel established TAFT N srs
expected 10 sopp to grave reus,on of every charge
which onymous soribblers whose NE gimate aud boss
livelihood depends upon such dirty ssrycas usy CHOOSE
to make sg,inst him Tie morals motives aud aims a
thoEe creatures, generally known and undsrstood
among intelligent men--part calsly herr--.hat
Of character thinks Of treating their ISLANDERS missy
esena'icns otherwise than Mr. Cutting has treaties
thswi,h silent and ds nlaed conempt. should hAvs
teen ve,y 10th 10 disturb that slencs for b.
editorial vhich appeared Ia yesterdays HEap 10 rsi
TO the matter Few persons OF age have the
subject OF newspaper vuperaton and njustics thas
myself rrd inasmu.h have written line sithsr
ia explanation defence when have besu the party
sailed, trust YOU win permit to contradict this
u aree-ths hBgrant and atrocous charge against .
ueo who starda deservey high As ore Of tne m,st sns
MEET mi mbcrs 81 honorod proession, crzsn Ut IN
erntnhed Integrity; an. patriot whom No promise On
prospect of futura rrcferr entpo matter how sxttod-
teduce rtm iuhexibe dsToop 10 the best inter
cate o hts country ant full mactenanns OF cts
tIys constitutional right throughout ths iengtn An
tfen, IN ~ Tho Ia vd MIR. Cuog has fa.d word
--re-er fcie an act whioh could By any possible mp
Gator be consttutd into anyh D les than marked DIS
rpproval Of that letter howover ush b. may in cccs
ma With otters--ySsR among tho number psrsonaIty
Eke the wrie, spsst from that tFenascto, Az thers
will b. auv quahtty 81 sri ar dispatches continually
r. ut "a nv these feliovH With tina wee OF srsiog their
an neycrs ~ tire public expense IL VIII be well for
pAeY propris,oss ,spsoisy such - have ,u.atoa
Ion hoaesv to soru,inze N .m previous
10 ubicaion II not the end sought may be .hieved
nj fe the wTcuy be corrected. have taken the
sltry OF writing this tiestion wi'nentsithex the
cons, Of or knovledss Of Mr. Cutting hlKs WALSH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

Ioal,. ia 10
It appesrs from the foregoing sta emsats that tie gross
revenue of the year enamg June so 1855 fell short Of
he expenditures ous!rg tue year by the sum OF 81 o42
Tie foregoing deficiency shoull bs diminished BY tie
Of s63 50i IS cue the UGted States tie both uns
1885, der the postal convention with Prussia and ia
creased fy tie quarterly balances cue t. Great Britain
NJ to the scme period amounting to si2S, $50 70, This
would ea7e the deficiency in the of tho year to
To supply the deficiency last mentioned the depart
mel Lad mt it, dispoael The following MEANS viz.
The available balar &c to the credit Of the
department, On the books Of tie auditor,
On the LIST Of July, 1852 ............ $sG6, 632 81
The appropriation TO supply ary deficiency
mace by the act or March l65i...... 100000 90
The appropriation made fy the act az
la CD "a, 1858, to supply deficiencies in
the Jear... 5Oo,OOp W
Total 81 57l 632 81
Cocss for tie evce OF the year ling 80 1853
Having stated The Go6c ency in tho II Che fast
year. i may be o; uss briefly 10 notice the deanc 81
suits Of the Two which have expired since the pss.
ssge OF he 10 reduce and modify the Of postage
i ths United safes snd for other purposca" approved
Nark 1851, compared With the years which im
dla fy lWd The reduction OF rates elected by the
act Of March o 1916 For the pmp Of this comp
sha & VIC sns wnieh accrued to the reyet 10 Tor
small rendered 20 the government ia those ars,
ss wei az the b. lances resulsg ia favor q thu London
Pest Office in tie 1881 1852 and 1868 under the
Icsis arrangs meNt With Great Britain
oder tho operation of ire aotof Sf5 the gross
rom letter POSTAGE iel OF IN the year is4o tn, hrtt esr
cerd year. esdag Joae 90 isl7 tho letter postage in
erased sa6s 500 ~, or 10 80 per cent over 1916.
IL tho eneirg Jire 30sh, 1852 the fret atss the
reduction Of 1851 the g OF tcon lot
ter posts 20 reduced 81 185 q3 TS, 22 per cent
srt II tie fco~ins year. ending s0th Juns 1858 the in
cIea . OF reys1ue E. ON the only Ssji.
IA o. q 10 Ter osntan increase very Tie bej ond
wspt Cue to the yearly increase in the population f
the country.
The failure OF the FROM letter postage to
cover during period Of almost unexsmped prospsr
~ CONNIE cai activity with the same rapidly uader
tho act Of Is 81 did under tho act of Sl5 may
counted for Up the suppoStion that the batter act had
Already stn ulsted TIE corresp ndenos o. the county
nearly TO tho highest point OF whica IL capable ard
that therefore tho act OF 1851 Afforded but e further
ducemsnt to u g tins ma is.
The c. enSes ia the rates OF postage newspapers
let Ind prilted matter, made by the ast &c 1915
comparatively uuimportan ard did not materially
aat ct IL a. this Co which with the ex
oeTcn f the vesr 1917, continued lily TO L.
up Il s0ih June 1851 VI en- IL reached tho OF
81 oab 100 SO shown by the following statement from
which The received for government postag in 3G
nd ip7 nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

soa hrt aI,1Yvnr 20. .ha so cnnuav.n.a
q closed mails .......:.... siossls 9.
Do. no asv1s 'A do a' Do Do. iii; Il
20. Now ItA, view urleans anu Nan,
receipts from British and :, California ., o,o :,
From the Charleston ana Havana iine' 'nciud -, .,
From the New Orleans and Vera Cruz line
pars Of ysar,) including inland postage Wv o.
49,, "a 90 "a
tits to remark that while in the case Of he Col
ns Bremen, and Havrs liner, the inland postage Is de-
Quoted IN the sums set down to tha other Lines 1t Ia in
viii be seen also that the only newspaper postage
credited 10 the Bremen and Havrs lines Is that re siyed
from newspapers conveyed thereon Ia closed mails no
separate returns having been mase OF sucn as were sent
proportion Of BY thea two lines az
WIN ths number os tne collins me was aoos! tns same
~ u IS IN respect 70 e..er u Is ar 70 creat .he FORMER
eaeh WIN ior newspaper postage In ADDITION 20
There similar omission and for the same reason 10
regard 70 tneiNew 1ok ana oalitoras nesi bns have
no reliable data from which to what additional
sum should Do 70 ther cret lor postage on prins
90 mater o. "nch a no aceoan. M
Inc hunosr Oh ietters conSeyeu o3sWeen tne Ualteo
siatss mo Europe, curing AAe year
Sy M sne C CIn1ra hnS,
Do. Bremen 90 ..................... AZ, III
10 haVfs a. .'.''.''.'.'.'.'..,.... soo'i-a
Total. ..4,all,ou
The number # newspapsrs-
ny .ne Cpi ara ms was aoo
Do Bremen do ln closed mails).,.... 36sa
10 10 shYrs s,a., NO, 10. j. p.., SIS
10. tesMs, ohUea sIates thesi n RUSSIAN
ciossu uAts......... %, 100
-, -.---
~ Ssl,ooo
ins nuinoer OF set,srs oy ths Kew YORK, New
Ufieans AsPiuFsn ana racine niau steamship
lns', vas; 1888
~ ne Saatiss W aau ,sysis os -.
~ the ne" o.tsars Ano feIA ~ 49,. s1oo
III In, y 'u9 o'' .es s'u ana >. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

FOREIGN CoNsCLs The President has oc6cilIlv
recognized Theodore Schwat,s Consul OF Obdsuburr
~ he vi Nen'"eSs e,d jDdsns add 1arl ApsusA
Ssn srasc.0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

Tbs &C. % Na-ch 1851 provided scale Of poet
ga On ns.ssaesss, csuS-i Ssd s.acs pin.ss GA..Sx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

The cost OF the service for the last asca year the
several United States mail seamship lines and tho
Isthmus Of Panama Is ~ follow
New York to Averpool-0ollins hns-twenfy.
New York u, southampton, to Bremen eleven
Ne" York via to voyages %
New York and New Orlesns to AspinwAlL twsn-
ty nine voyages, including twenty four voy-
ayes be' ween New York and New Orleans,
via Havana; 2si $40 90
twenty mir voyages between San Francisco
srd Pan anna, and twenty four on residue Of
Charleston via savannah and Key West. to ''''''''
Nh asysna, .w tn Vsr rous voyages 10000 90
AsPinwau to Panama. Observation-Disclosures. s5.3l4 90
Total. o, 935 527 SO
Ths report of the auditor for bi department herato
annexed shows that the aggregate amount of hostages,
inland sea- and foreign, letters and other maiable
matter received and sent ~ these several lines during
the last iiscal year. was ss follows
By Collins ne' New York and ss DOL on On
On newspapers, including shoss BY
CLOSED mails ...........,....... o,o2e - -, -
--s3l0 36i %
BIZ New York and Bremen line. touching at
soutt ampton, on letters. 100 297 10
On newspapers, by closed Mails. " 70
BY New York and Havro line, touching st
~ loves or Letters Ter :;o..d 10000 -
1''''N '' - 100. 10 IS
By Charleston and Havsna line, touching at
Key West, on letters and ne sapspsrs. 1916 Go
By New York New Orleans, Havans, Aspinwall
Panama, San Francisco, and Astoria lines, on
letters including newspapers only to and from
Charleston and TO and from New ofIslns).. 2 lsT 81
BY New Orleans and Vera Oruz line, (com.
menced 1atn April, 1853, letters and
newspapers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go 81
The amount Of postage collected the Uatsd states
ard Great Britain on letters
W Collins iiEo, collected Ia tbs
United Sta es...................sl 1913 50
By Collins line collected in Great
Britain. ..................... ys,osl 81
49, 2ss ,2,s %
BY Cunard line collected u the
United States. 355 253 II
By Cunsrd line, collected in Great
Britain. ;. ......,......... 222, 100 IS
- SIS os3 5,
BY the Bremen line 81, o5l 81
By the Hayre line So 423
Oval 90 "
From statements annexed, (marsed AZ from the Audi
tors Office il that derived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

lothi. OWL io- W
From statements annexed (marsed Al from the Audi
tors Office il appears that the net derived tbs
last year from the several United States mail steamship
lines Ia as folio ~. viz
From the Collins line, deduc.ing inland post
o; clos ed mails sio2,31s 81
From the Bremen line do. d.. 90, s5l As
Do. Hsvre do. do. do..... sl,lE "a
Do. New York, New Orleans, and Cali.
fornia lire, including inland postage and
receipts from British and Cali o-na
closed mails pertaining to this lns...... 27l2i2 SO
From the Charleston and Havana line, nclud.
ing inland postage 7,sls 50
From the New Orleans and Vera CRUZ line
(part Of year, including inland postage. $50 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

Tctal 80. 10 225 $50 9s7l O75 36s7 31444sl 4,
The amount Of postage stamps sold during the year
ending June So 1882 sL316,56S 80 and the sales
during the year ding June 80, 1863 amounted to
81 629 262 H. leaving in the hands Of postmasers usso
SOS COS II.
During the qusrer ending til 3oth Of September 1885,
there we're issued TO postmasers for sale:--
Note sire three cent stamped envelopes .... 46l,35o
Letter size g . ........ S1l8,25O
Do. SIX cent /" ........ $50 900
Official size q g ,,..,. 19l $50
amounting in all TO sos 292 60
bujon tabular statements exhibiting the operations
OF the dead letter cce duriug tie fiscal years ended
the o0th OF Jrne last
lis estimated hLt the expenditures Of the current
fiscal year will amount 10 So 116, 6ai.
Cost Of mail servce foreigo and inland IL stood at
the close Of the last fiscal year IS 2Si 0sv
ArLual cost CT new contra ITS in New Fagland, 10
commence LIST July 1863, those which ter.
minated 20th june, 1858. ............. S5oJ76
Redo nion made upoa contracts in
New Ioih, as compared with thpss
which expired June 30, 1883 ......... Q e2
Increase Observation-Disclosures. %, az
Cost OF line from Louisville to New or.
leans. ............................ 291o 75
Cost OF Inc tcom Cairo 70 ST. Louis ...... 40 900
a3T,9r5
Deduct omit Of previous contract bs.
tween Louisville aad ST. Louis ....... 10 800
Rate oil juouai cost from Lat Dacam
ber 1879. Observation-Disclosures. 267, o75
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

\ had n.t erred in nv first and last
impression Of HIS disease; neither
had iDr. -. although he used a very
extraordinary mode of treatment
The facts of the case were these !:
H-had a weakness; he could not tastc
wine nor strung drink withsat being
tempted into excess. Both himself and
friends were gr.eved and mortified Al
this; and they. by aslmonstion. and he.
by good resolutions, tried 90 bring
abuut reform; but TO see was to taste.
and 20 taste was to fall. AZ last his
friends urged him TO shut himself up
at home for certain time. and see il
total abstinence woaId not give him
strength. lie got ON pretty well for q
lew days. particularly SO as his coaeh-
man kept a well-filled bottle Cor him
IN the carriage house. TO which he not
unfrequently resorted; but too ardent
devotion to this bottle brought on the
supposed apopIexy. Dr. :. was right
in his mode of treating the disease az
ter all. and did not err in surprising
that il would reach the pre-disposition.
The cure was eilrctual.
H kept quiet on the subject. and
bore his shaved head upon his shoulders
with as much philosophy as he could
muster. A wig. after the sorcs made by
the blister had disappeared, concealed
the BARRIERS work until his own hair
grew again. He mover ventured upon
wine or brandy again for fear Of apo
plexy. When the truth leaked out. as
leak out such things always will, the
friends Of IL had many hearty
laugh; but they wisely concealrd from
the object Of their merriment the fact
that they knew any thing more than
appeared Of the cause Of hIs supposed
illness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Prom she P4ystiesirs carSEnian
PLANTING TREES

Ma. EDrroR; The question. I" "hov
should = tree be planted 7" is 80 fre,
gaentiy asked, that il may be interest.
lng TO some Of your readers 10 have !
ieN hints on thai. subject.
"A tree may be planted al any time
from The fall VI the leaf to the swelling
OF the bud, provided ule groansl Is noi
too wet 10 Plow. bat the earlier the bet.
ter. The ground should be prepared
early in the Fall Proper attention to
this Is Of the highest importance. No
one would think Of building a house
without preparing foundation able 90
support IL. The soil is the foundation
Of The tree; aud ii that is not in good
condition. il is useless to plant. Ap-
pies. pears and plams. require the soil
To be rich enough to grow first rate
corn. Peaches. necfarlnes aud apri.
cots, like moderately rich soil.
The ground for an orchard should be
well broken up and SUBSIDIZED Fruit
gardens, where the plow cannot be in.
troduced. should be spaded at least
eighteen inches deep This thorough
ioosening of the soif will enable trees
to stand long drouth. and enables the
roots 70 reach for food that they other.
wise could not obtain.
for fear ! shall take up too much
room. will postpone the suggestions
as to planting aud special nanures till
some lulure time. T.. LUrrgaLoH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

A young lady Of Scotland, Miss Cum
ningham, had been arrested at Lucca,
In Tuscany, for giving to peasant a
Bible and Runyan's Pilgrims Progress
in Italian. The report says that the
British Minister at Florence had made
unsuccessfnlapplication for her release .
and had communicated the fact to his
Government. The penalty for the Of
fence is said to be FIVE years imprison-
ment. The intelligence caused great
excitement in Engynd. Deputas;6ns
on the su6j< h3A waited on Lord
Clarendon. VIZ declared every eifq/
should be made release the lady
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Cheapest, Shortest, &
Most Expeditions Route
IN Pafcrsr,ur- and ti,c North,

To Petersburg aud the North.
,sNRAvELLERS coming down the Raleigh
and Gaslon Road are informed. that they
willtind n GasroN passenger train ready to
carry them on To Petersburg without any delay.
BY taking this train, they will not only save
50 cents in the price Of each passage, and short
en- the railroad travel 5 miles, compared with
the route ria Weldon, but they will reach Pc
tcrsburg before the Petersburg or Portsmouth
ears start from Weldon, as those cars have to
wal, there Tor the Wilmington cars,--and besides
avoid the delay Of 81 to 4 hours at that place.
For further information aud tickets, apply to
Tue Agent of The Grecnsville and Roanoke Hall
Road Company, at Castor.
Office GrcensvilIe & r. r. R.Co.,1
CASTOR. Sept. l3, 1853. O3-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Copper & Tin.

YNHE subscriber having become proprietor Of
= the Tin and Copper Establishment lately
owned by 4. Z. Munlock. bcgs leave TO inform
the citizens % ifllshnrough and the surrounding
country, that he will continue 10 carry on The
Tin and Copper Business in all its various
branches, aud would he pleased TO have call
from all wishing TO purchase any article in his
line of btlsiness.
Merchants will he supplied A Che usual whole.
delivered at their doors free &C cost Every ar
iice warranted TO be Of good material and the
workmanship goad.
His shop will he found one ioor above r. d.
Ruilin's Store.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. u, 1883 Oily