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A NAT0MY.--Persons having DIR. AZOUAs
N MODEL Of the HUMAN FIGURE, or any part thereof,
which they DESTROYS Of disposns Of vii hear Of pnrchas
sr by address ne note stating size, condition and pnce to
j. W. BONDA Co Booksellers, Bsti nore
oFFIcE RECEIVES OF TAXES. NEw CRY dALL. PARE
TNAXES-lS54-RATE l05 6-lO0.-NOtice is
hereby giseu that the Tax Books Of the year viii
b. open payment the Thirty first DAY OF August neN and
that will then be prepared the taxes charged there
An persons PAVING their previous the fst o Novem
Der next will receive dedastou o. Interest ~ 2 eeRi per
Arpu calculated from the ne of payment 20 the h Of De
cembeE One will be added 20 81 taxes unpaid on
Hours foT receiving tAxes-fron A to Up NJ Banka-
Die money only received HAkNEf hAkI
SB-Penons have their bills by srpyins at this oase,
are requested give m and SCR pons Of their
property thus avid Also, to uise to personal
Wv Many
The Crcton Wsie be addei Tax
bill IN accordance with law lately passed BY the LesAuIe
snd persons viii b required the with the tsxes oT
ne present. yeG-New-IoTk, Aus q 1881
g T0n TO POETS.-The Directors of the
&lOO. COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITERARY
ASsOSiAiioN lately orgsnr~d 10 Sandssky City Ohio foT
the neht and Al diffusion OF Literature and Art
onere rhiIb o sl for the ODE PoWrrss
noSneo stSee oI ,le SksEk SLAVE. which, with many
members q the Shove Association
The Odes which should not fy Inca in earth must
be handed IN previous 70 the let OF Oc,o4 AZ which time
will apes viii decide upon the ueriss sl s,r the prfs
the successful esmpctiior
Poets 10 soDdips ths productions will p,. silva ne sr.t
o. thsir ode together with their ~ me "a "A
dress in separate. sealed envelope Co nmaueaton .aoud
c DERBY AcsuAry C. A&L
Care KniekerboekeT Ohce No. Sis Rrcaisay New s,k
or No s Wsteos,., sAnduskv
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,I,n TEAMMATES nnd SCHO0LS--An EngIi.h
TO IMPORTERS, CUTTERS and MANI

i FACTURFRS Of WINDOW GLASS-Wanted situa-
lion bv young Nun who has been year, the above
business Can produce good reference Address " e.
Box No 960 Post Ohice. Newl York
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

BANCROFT HOUSE, on Gramercy Park
ID This splendid hotel Occupying the whole block fronting
Park between tn sud completed and IL
about being fitted in -gan snd rich style unhgaled by
any other In the city 1t will be opened about the st Of
October few elegant suites Of rooms olsen
gagged and early application may secure them.
HENRY J DAVID. Proprietor.
CHAS. WRIGHT, late Of the Laiarge House,
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rTO LEA COUNTRY SEAT. with 81 acre..

with large dc Of Broadway be'Teer 7sti
snd 76hsis Hous attic and basement: u rooms
Rent $500 Apply 20 X. FIERCE Prne-st corner Broad.
way, urder Metropolitan Bsnk
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Go farmers auo Others.

----~---------~--
DERUN IAN CT ANO No. /, with L. Barreda &
Brohrrs 3rsnd On sseh Ia
IMPFONEn SUPERPhO,PHATF OF LIMP
BONE BUST Of three vs-iefi,s
for sac o. the state gricu turs W.-sbo-.a
LONGETT s GRIgFING
No - Clf--f- hear Fulton
TO fARMERS.-The subscriber wishes to get
fe HORSE teIt a. Az from tn la, o. Oe,ob-t III,
- AAb BIZ Nithin ~ r-its 4 N-w-York Th-y may be
tsf h. eomp.uiss q - more furri,h1E r.r IN ~ 81
to,sss ssh esu 70 run II tn ssa. IN pleassa w-sh-r
80 b place. nnesr shelter al, also wish % eaa,t
for ~ tuns 81 Az 90 Be furnished 70 10 FLEPHkSrs -
e enEsEe for them buldnE that te warned Us .s
httfrs tnrssis,ey -s'.aE terms P 7 BARSuu
An-r-sr Hlseun, Ne. Yo-t
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DOCKET MAPS of each and all the STATE
III and TERRI TORIES. for sale by POWDERS 4
II IGGINS & KELLOGG, Publishers and Book.

IN sellers No rs John St NewInk, hsve now 10 ohef 70
Booksellers Merchants large STOCK OF ChOO
ard MfSCF LLANEOUS BOOKS; BLANK BOOKS Ia great
variety Of their own manufacture PAPER OF every descp
ton aud general assortment OF Foreign and D0metc STA
TIONERY D,.p,,,, ,,..
n X have ready their series OF plAhlLS Tor lSo'
Car lsmo limo and 8vo One and three days to PAGE;
Cap SQUARE long qusTtO and folio each IN various ol
binding and possessing peculiar features which make ihem
prefernhle o any oihels pnbEhed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

- HOLLEY, Office No. 1913 Amity-st.. Is
i . FOR SALE large four story brown stone HOUSE,
2ls st. Broadway: also. three in &5h 81 1eh p
AID three In 5fbay l4th-sf- With AnaAN
Of suan tIiok HOUSES and frame COTTAGES chssp 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
path HOTEL, sEA-sIDE-Is open, and it
COFFEE HOUSE, LUDGArE

~ is intended to keep open all vinter September and
oct her the delightful months in the year Bath
Now the time for parties from New York and Brooklyn TO
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Tor SALE or to LET-A BEAUTIFUL RESI-
I AND for sALE.-TWO FARMS 10 the couuy

4 AND for SALE.-TWO FARMS 10 the cOunI
- Of STAFFORD. State ofYa near fredenck,bufsh -
Falmouth Woodlawn, upon which reside, containing p
acres with good proyements OF al kinds, hne waer ~
abundance aud yArty Of Fruit and ptoyerbs 'o h-"H -
other containing 100 acres with comfortable impfog eens
well Of tue Wsrer the yard immediately N the ~
Wareuon and Fredsrcksbnrgb road. Both Arms are 20 -
Mont 10 acories Mills SHOPS Churches Canal kzoaf AZ
pou the ss f4Im made 100 bushels % Grain tbs tiss %
yesr az expect 90 die next Ny price for lad ~ -
z % souh L. 800 tor The 100 acres halfdOwn bssocs
time a. 90 for he other, teTms These nay
veded 70 suit pulchaso Any pron coming b. the cars %
he Fast end stopping ia Frdedcksb1rgh easily ascrn
shere rrde al leers posi paid, directed 70 me ~
"'0D'' WIN T FRFyCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

IL HILL LoNDON-EDwARD ELLIS, hitherto s.soc-
pih biz Father Of the Star and Garter, Richmond hl,
bgs 10 notify that .er months patton The above
nsmed Hote be- bss effected such substantial alterations aud
rroyeneu 10 the genera construction Of the House as ne
e assured are specially demanded Al thu present. tine and
which with attention business be hopes MI entils tne
London Coffee House pristine wide 3af epItsion
The CAPABILITIES Louron Coiee Hous' Ia point spsce,
well advanagcs 0f situation ADd 4uencs OF cc)n no
6sou have beer and appreciated of more than ;en-
tury spaclOus aud handsome Smoking Room.
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NO FARMERs. An experienced Farmer. with

rate reference wishes good situation. Has had the
charge Of fam Tor three Yeas and il afraid 10 work
line sddressed 10 c. box No. no Tribune Oc- viii be
uromptly ATTENDED e..
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Chances for Business flfn.

A coon CHANCE from now until next NJ y
\ 49,. -. ,bor.s9dI Of DOL rs by applying AZ -
=. FoI.I.i = with so - c S,P.s a, 20 s and VI,
scoi VII, Of COCO Run e cUsIoM ~, s"r.ts hrsi.
el ~ 'iI,a vsv % grinding sud rTveTitm9 'N 'n
IT, Fpsiue- Rooln. suy tine tais week
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n II p r IN n G. -

O = K l N T n c.
~ JOHN A. GRAY Printer and stereoypcr, Nos IS snd
81 Cliff g.. makes LABELS, WRAPPERS and CIRCULARS,
;or Manufacturers Of Pon Medicines PcrumeTy Tobacco
pealers &C. and prints NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS, PAMPH'
LETS CARDS BILLHEADS and jobs Of every description
and color the notice and the most reasonable terms
~ EIGHTEEN PRESSES Of the vcry latest construction
facilities Of the beet description ample rooms nFprsccaieS
pcrienoe in every branch Of the trade close Isona mp
;on and an assert mcut OF FOUR HUNDRED NARIE-
TIES Of Tyres BCrdc Ornaments &C. in the hands Of ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY accomplished Workmen, employed
In the various departments Of the ART enable him &c Produce
SUPERIOR WORK AT LOW PRICES.
~ LARGE EDITIONS OF PRESS WORK done quick
y Mvery rates; and work up packed aud shipped
70 order
r. Notwithstanding the capabilities Of his Office, It dAS
NOT BEEN CLOSED, night OF day. SSbba'hs excepted,
FOR SIX MONTHS; and he prepared TO hEEP 1T OfEN,
90 long % bis patrons may require his services
~ Between twent aud thirty Of the most respectable city
periodieAls are issued from his presses
rT- PAMPHLET BINDiN done on the premises
JOHN A. GRAY Nos, IS aud 81 cussi., ew-YoTk.
Xork lime
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TRY SEAT for SALE-Known -
COTTAGE and CARRIAGE-HoUSE on 5l't

~ st., between 9Th aud 9TH avs for SALE or 70 LbIN
LEASE; House twOsoy basement aud aitici Lot ~ eetI
iCo immediate p,tefsnn terms easy Inquire No lsS
broadway near 81 bat
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ITO PRESSMEN.-WANrE good BOOK
j end WOOD cur PRINTER to RUN a CYLINDER
PERFt CLING PRESS. Address with reference, j. E. OF
Thin
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N for a ge.tsc three story BRl X HOUSE containing -
The modern improvements situated in Nlliamsbugh n'm&
Ferries LOT we'll located IN the vicinity OF south VEN
would be taken In exchange. THREE LOTS on "a az
al an, cash SYLVESTER LAY. No u Wsla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

~ illogical WORKS - cen Age Of Reason. cens; Rghts
Of Men cenis Sense with Criss for 10 p cents
Volneys Ruins 57j Tsyors Dogess l3Asronom-
icol Sermons (Deyirs PHpp ~ cents; sotsre's Phil Die
and others 90 cents; by
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE tor sALE.-
500 Coo FOR sAL SALE, , f nI'rs. ~,
a. -O0 AND s24, 5O0.-For SALE.

$l5.5OO r ASD .!.: sSYsgr ss. S aess
W. On FoI r STORY and BASEMENT. higa stoop, w
ful IN, No ie4 West g2th.st opposite Lsmartine Pst
90 80 ~ IivT sToRY BASEMENT HOUSE, 22r7o loi
lens,h No 81 Fast 2lsst BrOsdway proxinaistov
rrcy Psrk Thee budDss are emHtsee TOT t6e eesay
nj ies,ian A e a Tor the style ard 6ush Of eeas~
80 Aso',is HOMER M0R0AN. No. r'ss~
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fIlABLES TTRNED.-RevieW of Do Rev. Q.

II NJ. Butler, d. D. Modern NecTomacy. by Prof = b.
Britain Editor Of The Spiritual Telegraph
lie that first in his cause s'cmeth just; but a.
neighbOr cOmeth and scarcbeth him" solomon.
Sixty three pages Price Is postage 3 cts Address
PARTRIDGE q RRIITAN Pmhli.ht s. 500 BrnadMay.
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NEWTOWN VILLAGE LOTS-In MYERS

~ ADDITION-Ony 40 20 slJ1-Ih % L0ts are hif' ?
beautifully locetd 10 the yc'y heart Of this old a1d hpan
village Which hs al he advarsees 81 the city 10 49,
and churches and Ony - minutes from '
NOk yA FushB Ralruad For fall psricgisrs sDDy to
JOHN b. MYERS No iej BfOatssy.
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ITO Little handsome HOUSE, No. rs
TO LET-NATIoNAL HOTEL, Nos. 3,

and CouTau6tst and No. n Lbery-st kent by Geo.
setley This house vii! accommodate 800 persons
Apply u {. q L. J. SMITH.
No. To- Liberty. ST., mp stairs
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bishop 9 az, Au , rj'hes 9 n %
@ses The demand for this little 70 ume exceeds snyhing
Of the hind s9d 10 the Of about two weeks two
Of 20 600 each have been exhausted and the third
which will be resdy this morung j. more than onebalf
ordered To the Trade thrOug the Union who Old not
their supply the lost edition would say send 10
your immediately insure delivery 20 the 2j
Snsle copies ~ cents ABBE s. YATES, No p Beek man
for Tho PM
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WH0IFSALE and RETAIL HAT

~ MSS for SALE The Store located o1e OF ne ga
e.t rhorouEhsrrs IN the city and nov doing me
e,5 sv,tome1s The SOCK Lease, good vii and Xurs "
h .sS Of on REASONABLE Apply AZ No y fa1'a s.
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NJ for SALE or EXCHANGE lar CIrY

~ PROPERTY the south ,.de Of Lops l'had eoa,.
Inc OF about 6fy acres thirty which u nuder eoof sae
CULTIVATION balance I'D lumber and meadow eood hes
and iii the necessary Buildings, Grape Vines yonns Ape
Orchard and other Fruit n h oceed near the ofea soaf
nav so Tor hshipg and 1wlng foI farther pare
~. manic Of n r. CRANE No. s. Ooldet " y
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4 FARM for sALE-Containing lao acres d

N lard in coed ccndou The buildings are 70 s,os ePS
except the dwelling which has be recently burned Ia
suberiber being advanced in life would rather SOY va
rehuild Any person wishing TO purchaae VIII eNsmhe 1
himself II located eleven miles wet of Ne~bnrgh ofso
Conpty New York Ii sold by the middle OF October
will be offered NJ public sale. bfAiils
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NOR SALE-I5O acres excellent FARMING
TOR sALE-Three fret class English BASE.
E'ARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

i PROP ERTY, consisting Of THREE THOUSAND NINE
hUhDRE d ana FORTY -FOUR ACRES situated in 5s,,tor
County about twelve nfs firm the Spnxs b. piankfoad snd
fifteen miles from the Erie Canal At Ans rdan aa saslon
and Sscktts HarbOf Rall0sd nov buldng Will thtJadl
his Lsnd The Land il Of GOOD quail J. sbj1t
thds CLEARED and the balance heavy dnbered With b.s
bcb maple. black walnut spruce and beml0ck &c Tasn
are good streams running through Il wth ~stsr.pOsef
Gr- Nil Sawnli So ngle and Bark Mills. and a good
Der Of good Dwellings Ia different ocaes With suitable Bts
and Ogihouses II will BE- cold together separas Dg
GELS. For particulars spply 10 K q PIERCE
Pine a. corner Of broadway under MetroDoil.an Bat
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Real Getate for Sale.

A FARM for SAlE.-About ~ or ID acr"s
~ LAND. situated - miles from hoboksn FeIIl A.,
an ali House; 80 under cultivation and n 700
and for yourself Inquire OF Nl'holAs "h0f 'o"NA
Hackeusack. Newt orsey
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Two TEACHERS of PUBLIC and PRIVAT

i SCHOOLs-Prof sCHUSTER'S DRAWING BOOK
and CARDS The CARDS in two packets Of q each 10
cent? each packet Practical DRAW NC BOOK. con
tanning % Of Heads Figures Landscapes Flowers Ant
mails and Ornamental Drawings with Instructions, Historical
Sketch of the Ars expos ton Of NJ. Dupmuss celebrated
method etc. Price ~ So bouud the same in 50 large
cards in Portfolio Recommended By MI Dnrand Presdn Of
National Academy of Design ami other highest authores
Prof SCHUSTFRS system is calculated for sefinsirucon
well as for schools. INlSON & PHlNNNH,
Pubisbers No I78 Fulfou-st New York.
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TOR SAIF.-A new and beautiful STEAM
YER WANTED-In a Manufacturing

Bushes this city which has been established aboVe Ten
yes and now IN profitable operation An active man WIN
IS go or 5000 may tssbish himself in lucrative and
pleasant business BY addressing 81 A. N Box 10 Tribune
ba -
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TO TEACHES ard FRIENDS Of EDUCA

sANDERS's NEW READERS, SPELLERS, sc
WILSON'S HISTORICAL SERIES
THOBSON'S SERIES OF ARITHMErlCS.
SCIENTIFIC TFXT BOOKS viz: Gfsy's Chemstry
Hitchoocks Geology, Riddles Astronomy Newmans Khe
oric POrers Rhetorical Reader Hallocks English Gamma
McElleous OrbOgra phical Works. Oldhaus Humorou
Speaker Oldhss Amusing and Instructive Reader Shuster
Drnwng BoObs and Cards O'Dounelfs Series OF Witin
Copies Brsdbus Music Books for Schools and Choirs SC
fASQUFLL's FRENCHtCOURSE, Readers, sc.
WOODBURNS GERMAN SERIES; Grammar, Resder
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
Commencement at wake Forest

We had the pleasure, ON Thursday
last, Of witnessing the closing exercises
Of Wake Forest College. and spent =
pleasant morning in the midst Of con-
course assembled for the same parpose.
On Wednesday. we learn that the adj
dress before the literary societies was
delivered by the Rev. L. e. Jones. of
Norfolk, Va. In the afternoon Of the
same day the Rev. Basil Manly. Of Rich
mond, Va, delivered an address ON
education. and the yaledictory sermon
was preached at night by the Rev. Mr..
Tucker, Of Alexandria.
The exercises on Thursday COM
mcnced about n o'clock, in the hapel
Of the Institution. A brass band from
Petersburg was in attendance. and the
procession Of officers and students
having formed in the campus in front.
entered the building amid the inspiring
strains Of intrumental music. Prof.
Owen, presiding. fire young gentle
men, the graduates of the occasion,
delivered their addresses in order. and
in style and manner that would have
done credit to any institution. The
names of those who received diplomas,
are John II. Mills, Of Halifax, Virgil
MIA; 'rhos. II. Pritchard. Dayie Coun-
~, North Carolina John e. Patterson,
Orange Co., North Carolina Joseph
]. Williams, of Pitt, and Rufus p.
Jones. of Wake. At a meeting of the
Trustees during the commencement
exercises, the Rev. Mr.. Wingate, now
agent for the College, and Prof. Hen.
son Of the Murlreesborough Institute,
were appointed to fiIl two Of the va
cant chairs. An effart will be made
10 secure the services nf some well
qualified gentleman for the Presiden-
CIV, and also to raise handsome fund
for the more liberal endowment Of the
Institution.
On Thursday evening the college
grounds became the scene of cheerful
lesti,ity, and many ladies' and gentlc-
men remained to participate in the
pleasures Of the night. The weather
was delicious, and when we lett by the
regular mail train there was every
prospect that the occasion would have
a brilliant close. Raj Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

Ptsiy Nj 'ssisedon Aaa f dhs Issllslu's
shsll sslees Gov. GIslsn &C. he sssorisis, end
Re shan soosEi ths sPT-inimaui, li.sy ~ e.
sslss rEuda So Ihsis Si-e.iz,i.liaa Ard Ne peO
IAs q he STATE srnrrsl.s ~sl Oh thai tlsy have
cause 60 graluIaiisa thsl dry ace - .lly seps-
sessed n the senate u she Naaaa.
u = unfsdunaie iOs The cEi'a a s4ur iassiaa-
lisas. Lal however eminent our Pshise ssen mas
be Gsf iksf talent. iheir purity and thef ssrtees
q Iarss elass q our psnizsn papers feel them
selves II Eleay 10 ss<.il them in all manner a
ways. describing esen 10 disregard Gee iEuih
and in this regard Me Standard has scguiIed NJ
EiiIe nossdeiy. Bot il sight be wi-e n shsl
ssin, % be@se how il coniip1ss is attacks upoa
Cos. Grzham: disc q forbsarance may Be wea'
RED oui which has saved lhe ediisf Eum an e.
pssuae that miglS cause srsn him 90 Liu<h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal assembled in this city
ON Monday last .-all the Judges being
in attendance. The following gentle
men, after examination. have been adj
mitted to practice in the County Courts
of the State, viz;
John n. Ivey, Halifax Co.; ]. p,
Jones, Ansan Co.; Is. Brown, Wake ;
l.. Il. waddell, Peterborough Henry
II. Strong. Goidsboroush john Is. Ba.
ker. Wilmington; DsBrutz Guitar,
Wilmington John w. Hayes. Oxford,
Granville; II. III. Sandlord. Fayette.
vile; w. s. Winder. brunswick: j.
w. Roberts, Gates; j. j.. Wooster,
Wilmington; q. II. Rand. Wake coan-
ty 4. ID. Smith. Wake county; A. j,
Rogers. Warren county.
And the following gentlemen receiv.
eel license to practice law in the Supc.
rior Courts of the State. viz;
James II. Everitt, wayae; II. LaF
Alexander. Mecklenburg; A. X. Nc
Donald. Moore: William Hicks, Gran
vile ; Thomas III. Gillian, Washing
ton Joseph X. Marriott, Wake; J. J
ID. billiard. Halifax Francis Y. Sho
BIER. Forsythe. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

NEssRs. ID. lIEARTT & Son: was
pleased to see in your issue of May
18th short communication from An
did Subscriber" ON the observance Of
the Sabbath by the N. &: II. X. Co..
and still more pleased with the editorial
observations elected by that communi-
cation. To me it has always seemed
strange that in country like ours
blessed beyond all others either in an
cient or modern times--scttled by re.
ligious pilgrims who acknowledged
God as their only king--men who were
prepared to sacrifice every thing for
civil and religious liberty--men of
whom Europe was not Morthy--men
who dared interpret for themselves
Gods holy word, and acknowledged
him IN all their ways, realizing his right
to rule all his creatures, and Impress
ing their own sense Of christian obi
CATION on their children; say it has
always seemed strange to me that in
such country:as ours, the sons Of such
sires should ever have made question
Of the propriety, duty, or proiitableness
Of observing the sabbath day to keep
it holy" Why christianity lies at the
very foundation Of our government, as
the basis OF our free constitutions, the
corner stone Of our whole judicial sys-
tenn but christianity Invested Of the
sabbath is no longer christianity. And
can christian men, either Individually
or in joint stock companies, entertain
the question of the practical abolition
Of the principles underlying the chris.
tian system itself, as well as the hap.
pest system OF government ever ems
joyed by man? Christian men surely
cannot thus act willingly. And are
not our Directors and Stockholders
christian men? | do not ask whether
they are all, or majority Of them,
communing members Of our churches,
but merely whether they acknowledge
the truth Of the Bible aud its divine
origin. While many Of them are doubt.
less church members, and in scripture
Language "disciplcs indeed" it is fair
to presume that few or none repudiatc
the oracles Of God. Then why should
An Old Subscriber" be moved to
submit the question in advance to
the Directors, Or yourselves to inditc
such commentary on his communica-
ton, or be pleased to see both in your
issue Of last month"; Simply, Messrs.
Editors, because we would "stir up
their pure minds by way Of remem-
brance." Good patriots aud good chris.
tlans sometimes overlook, sometimes
forget. 1t is but acting brotherly
part to remind them on important oc>
caslons of their duties and responsible
lIties, and in times Of excitement and
enthusiasm, such as one may soon an
tlclpate, to awake the monitor which
may perchance be sleeping in their b.
SONS, o. whose modest tones NAV be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

COOP News FROM JAPAs.-The Paci-
tic brings US some highly important
news troa Japan-from quarter of
the world hereafter destined to come
incloser commercial. (perhaps politically
connection with US. According to the
statements of the English correspon.
dents. Commodore Perry has been as
successful nhis negotiations az the most
sansuinc Of his countrymen could have
wished, and ere long We expect to be
able TO announce the arrival Of the "Sa-
ratoga." witt, regular Japan Treaty,
for the Senate aud President to consi-
der and ratiIy. All honor, then, to
the gallant old Commodore. lie has
accomplished achievements in the most
difficult kind of diplomacy Of which
any man might be proud--at time,
too, when Russian commanders were
trying to take the work out Of his hands.
Again We say, all honor to Commodore
Perry. lie deserves well Of this coun-
try. New York E,rpres.