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RINaK,op. hi. ID, pan Nov. l85'

RINew1oD, N. G., 9th Nov. 1851.
Messrs. BoRuM & HLEAN-4entlene men /: 1 am
we'll pleased with your Cotton .Plows, purchased
last spring. They are fully up to my expectations,
and 1 consider them a great Implement in the
cultivation of Cotton IN fact, they are good pillow
for cultiyating Corn in its young stages. Wishing
you good sales the next season,
Iremain, yours truly,
Signed w. ID. JONES.
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GoLDsBoRo', \

GoLDsBoRo', N. c., 18th Moy, 1857.
Messrs Borum d Mclean,
misunderstanding in March last, Mr.. W. D.
Rountree, of Wilson county, purchased of you, for
me-, two of your Cotton Plows, and [ am so mnch
pleased with them, that 1 must have some more
Please send me- Immediately, eight more. with a.
many extra points as are necessary, &c, &c.
Very respectfully,
WIN. K. LANE.
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FRIEND Woop 1t was a long time After I saw
you at Blissfeld, before / got the bottle of Restor-
alive for which you gave me an order upon your
agent in Detroit, and when / got il we CONCLUDED
to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, az the surest test Of
its power. ithas done all that you assured me it
would do and others OF ny family and friends,
having witnessed its effects, are now using and
recommending its use to others as entitled TO the
highest consideration you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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NJ W BoOY

WAWKS HISTORY OF NORTH CARO-
"A LIMA. Volume one now ready. Price
$l:25, Postage when sent by mail q cts.
The succeeding volumes will be furnished
as soon as published.
at PoMERoY'S.
LETT.
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s. ..
4aet's Gsratr.
Fer the Spirit Of the Age.

Fer the Spirit OF the age.
THE MISERY INVALID.
In Life's young morn, long ysars agoae,
When all was bright and sunny;
/ knew or Thought, little or nought,
About the charms Of money.
As time progressed, and | possessed,
Ny FIRST bright glittsring dime;
! laughed at fate, and felt as great,
As though l owned q mine.
And soon | found, in its ringing sound,
Music's mystic spell
And / loved to hear, il jingle clear,
When in my purse it fell.
And | schemed and planned, and closely
scanned
Each omen Of the time
And day and night, with all my might,
l boarded up the dimes.
To increase my store, from the needy poor,
Their little all l tore /;
And with waiting pride. when for food they
cried,
/ spurned them from my door.
At the shine Of gold. my greedy soul,
In servile homage knelt;
And to hear the chimes, ofthe jingling dimes,
Was the only JOY l felt.
And l really thought, that ! had sOught,
The surest road to bliss;
But find at last, when life is past.
That l have toiled amiss.
And now / fear, when death is near,
.Yg That | have lived in vain
That all my gold, can't shield my soul,
From pangs Of endless pain.
Oh could / buy, whom called to die,
The faintest hope Of Heaven /;
My boarded store, to the suffering poor,
Would freely all be given.
Elm Cottage, Va.
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JESSE Fl. ADAMS.
JAMES O'NEAL
Signed

We have used Borum & M'Lean's Improved
Pillow, and it excels anything we have used for the
purpose for which it is intended, and take pleasure
in recommending it to all Farmers.
JAMES D. BARNES,
olgneo JAMES ROUNTREE.
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The following original lines were writ
ten by a lady Of Guilford CO., N. 9, by
wayof invitation to the bride of her nephew,
who, a few days since married in Massa-
chnsetts.:
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Hlntantde.
JOHN W. WIGGINs,
SUCCESSOR TO BROWN & wIGGINs,
No AZ FavetteviIJe Street

TENDERS his sincere thanks to those who
have patronized him heretofore, and respectfully
~solicits a continuance Of their favors, feeling as
sured that be will be able to offer greater induce
ments in the future than be has in the past. Hav-
ing on hand a large stock Of ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS, and wishing to make room for an
extensive supply Of Spring Goods, be will sell his
present stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Those wishing TO purchase will consult their own
interest By calling on the subscriber before ur-
chasing elsewhere, as he is determined to please,
both in respect to price and the quality Of his
Goods. ]. W.. WIGGINS,
No. 46, Fayetteville Street
January 20, 1858. Gift
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

SAVE YOUR MONEY.
EC0N0MY is wealth, and we encourage the
ID practice of it by selling W~ell-nade Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at a great sa-
wing in prices.
Our stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing
which we have made up expressly for this market,
is now large and desirable, to which additions srs
being made by the constant reception ofneE goods,
and we pledge ourselves to make it the interes'
of purchasers to buy Of SCHLoSS, BRO. L CO
Raleigh, April Is, 1857. 81
We also keep for sale large assortment Of Hats
Caps, Shoes, Boots and Caters.
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Rocky MOUNT, Edgecombe, N. G.,
NovembeI q, 1857.

Messrs. Borum Dc Mclean,
G~entlemen-It affords me pleasure to speak SO
favorably of your Cotton Pillow. During the last
season 1 introduced their use among our Farmers,
and can with safety say, that they not only answer
the purpose for which they were intended, but far
exceeded the expectations of the NEST sanguine Of
our farmers, who used them on their farms.
Respectfully, &c.
Signed. w. w. PARKER.
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SPOKE, RIM AND SHAFT FACTORY.
RALEIGH, N. G.
WILLIAMS 8 HARP

wood, at their Spoke, Rim, and Shaft Factory, the
following articles, at the annexed wholesale prices,
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the principal regula-
land when it performs
powers Of the system
The sfomoch il almost
the healthy action Of
per performances Of its
stomach is At fault
suffers in consequence
er-baving ceased 10
diseases Of that organ
! has made it his study,
than twenty years, To
} sherewith to counter
I ments to which it Is
. remedyisatlast found
, with Liver Complaint,
has but to Try bottle,
z tain.
|. all morbid OF bad mat.
supplying IN I eli
bile, insigorating III
4 TO digest well, purify
! tone and health TO ID.
!. moving the cause o
radical cure-
> cured, and, what !
. the occasional use {
, is sufficient to reflex
= vent the food frpi
before retiring 'rrezsl
at night, laossns Il
cures Costivenesa
ter each meal viii Gu
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8 oGks.
CHEAP READINGI

CHEAP READING!
fNHE Volunteer, or the Maid of Moneterey, 25cts.
l. The Sea Lark, or the ouadrOn of Louisiana,
25cts.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain,
25cts.
Paul Saroon, or The Rover of the Antilles, 25ets.
The Royal Greens, or the Scout of the Susque-
hama, 25cts.
The Maniac's Secret, or the Privateer Of Massa-
chusetts Bay, 25cts.
The Sea Witch, Or The African Quadron, 25cts.
The Smuggler of st. Malo, 25ets.
Nell NOEL, The Light Keepers Treasure, 25cts.
The Naval Officer, or The Pirates Cave, 25cts.
E9- Any one of the above Books will be sent
free, on receipts of price. @g- Six of them for
one dollar. Address,
LEWIS L. SMITH,
Newspaper and Periodical Dealer,
26-tf Richmond, Va
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WILSON, N. c., December LIST, 1857.
We have used Borum & McLean's Improved
Cotton Plow, and consider-i it the very best for
eifher Corn or Cotton.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
NALL and Winter Supply of Boots and Shoes
The Subscriber is now receiving a large sup
ply Of Boots and Shoes, Of all qualities and Farie-
ties, to which he invites the attention of his Gus. o
mers and the public. MEMS and boys Boots and
Shoes, Ladies' and Misses and Children's Shoe.
of all styles, Brogans and Shoes for servants, &c
Call and examine. as / an determined to give gooC
bargains.
HENRY PORTER.
Raleigh, Oct, II, 1851. s-tf.
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Snsarailtes.
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE LIND OnANOE.
Nc EE L WILLIAMS, AGENTS
FOR RALEIGH, N. C.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
NJ Such has been the care and economy of the
officers of this Company, that we are free from
debt have made 40 assessments, and have now
on hand q large capital viz: in premium notes
$457, 059 O3 in cash sl3,S45 s9-making a to-
tai of $470, 504 % to meet any losses that may
aecznes we therefore have no hesitation in saying
to the public, that there is no safer Company in
the southern country. The most of the Risks in
this Company being in the Western part of the
Sta te, where the danger from fire is much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
Z. W. OGBURN, Vice President.
C. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec. and Treasurer.
w. Mcconnell
j. A. Mebane, Executive Committee.
j. NJ. Garrett,
All communication on business connected with
this Office, should be addressed to
| PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, N c., July 81, 1857. 48-tf
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@ One dose Of two teaspoonfuIs win always
relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for female obstruction removes
the cause of the disease, and makes q ptrief
cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves. Chelia
while one dose often repeated Is atute cure ~
Cholera Morbus, and a preventative 81 ChoierL
Es- Only one bottle is needed 70 throw opt 4
the system the effects Of medieine afier Z lor
sickness.
~ One bottle taken for Janndics fenoye1sI
s~alIowness or unnatural color from The skin
One dose taken q short time before eating etf
vigor to the appetite, and makes food digest re
One dose often repeated cures Chronic Disrrbo
in its worst forms, whilc Summer and Bpweleo1i
| plants yield almost TO the first dose-
One or two doses cures attacks caus dby worm
in children there is no surer. safer, or speedie
remedy in the world, as it neuer faits- ~
@ A few bottles cures Dropsy, BY f2<|e1
the absorbents.
We take pleasure in reeomm nding tbs meg
cine as a preventative for Fever and Agut. CID
and Fever, and.all Feyers Of a Bilious T5pt4u q
crates with certainty, and thousands are Nfilins
testify to its wonderful virtues.
All who use it are giving theis unanimous ten
mony in it's favor.
~ Mix water in the mouth with the Iz5iS1
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THE ' 2 T~NVIGoRAToI

Is a scientific Medical discovery, and il
working cures, almost too great to BELIZE
cures as if by magic, even the first dose
benefit, and seldom more than one bottle 8
red to cure any kind of Liver compiai1.
the worst Janndiee OF Dyspepsia 10 .
Headache, all Of which ere the result ofa
Liver.
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PRICE ONE DoLLAR PER Bor1
SANFORD 4 CO., ~PrOprietOrs, SIS
New York.
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at night, laossns tho
cures CostivenezA
! ter each neal win el1s
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The LIVER is one Of
tors Of human body
its functions well, the
are fully developed1
entirely dependent on
the Liver for the pro
functions when the
and the whole system
OF one organ-the Liy-
do its duty. For the
enc Of the propr1etors
in a practice Of more
find o e remedy
act the mani derange
! liable.
To prove that this
any person troubled
in any OF It's forms,
and conviction Is Ger
. These Gums remove
ter from the system,
place a healthy Aow of
stomach, eausing food
ing the blood, giving
whole machinery, re
, the disease, efecting q
2 Billions attacks are
D better, prevented, BY
ID the Liver Invigorator.
es One dose after eating
c. the stomach and pre-
ID rising and sJuring.
Only one dose takeI
Nightmare
Only one dose takel
bowels gently, and j
One dose taken n.
4 n-~naDefa
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sWAIM'S .JUsTICE-REvIsED.

Raleigh. April %, 1857.
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The Grand Jupy and Judge RusseIi.
TO rHB EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, jane Is, fS5s.
see by your paper Of this morning that the Grand jury
were discharged yesterday. "Hs Honor thasked then
for the manner 10 WITCH they performed their du,les
hoping that future Grand Jurors would Jake lesson from
them" &C, &C Nov, I think. Rth. Graad Jury.kn,v
that the complaint they endorsed bill against tbs
atty Judge had beer dsmssed fnos laid over) By ths
Grand Juy Tor the rsceong they have done rather
too m,ch business. u msn n bang bes~eep the D's
trict Attorney ard humber OF Grand Jures the
comp ant that has been kicked ~ onrt By
Grand jury uDu Grand Jury may be found 10 tndictS
unreasonable perscuoton and liberty assOcsied
together. rne Grsbd jury for tbe Nav term dismissed
the complaint referred TO- the Grand Jury tina June
term eDcrg uUe bill, assume 10 act a. court OF A.
rtsa would have been but simple aS 81 Justice nai
the Recorder toto them matter srssdy dis
posed ofs EQUAL RIGHTS.
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STEAMBOATS, OVER raE RAPtDs OF Tus Sr
IswrrScE The ate steamers Canada and Americs have
been brought safely he rspiis OF the st.
tothe ocesn. Thew cost half mior Of dollars. and
were tcsnd 70 be worth nothing above the rapids 10
passing down these they made leap eight
sect oeep For vessels three hundred feet long, and
Or esbt fees deep this regarded neck or-oothing
experiment. The first rspds-thc Tong Ssaitsre seven
mlee long ano extremely rough, the b,ine water hesv
ns up ro ego' 70 twelve feet high and dasnne about
toe rocks IKE tne ocean in violent storm THIS passage
was msoe 10 heeh minutes. TIE rapids OF Spin Rock
were next 10 re wsy Here was necessary " make
curve slmoet At reht angles, within space only two
thirds the length az he same The sklfu pilpt John
Rsukiu In the long Saun RAPIDS With the dextsriy OF
skifu player Mt billiards making his csrom iet the 10
OF the boat strike the rock orcby her srbosrd side
thereby throwing Der stern into the centre OF the
by the only practical me'hod, end permitting her 4, rass
through In safety NEXT the Cedar rapids were reached
They psssed At the rate the boat strkins ate
aft and forward; but substantial injury susts
The Iacbine rep'da Montreal we've the next Have
the Canada struck The rocks here exceIss,y
bold, and present rough and ragged .urfsce ut we're
psafe 10 ssfety and IN short u uGs tne vessel
and he~ bos mariners gided placdly and exulsnsiy
hrorfh She abn ssts Of the Niotoh hsdae Both boats
are nov lying 81 Mouueei.
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AcsDrSr on hrSc-Lasr NIGHT or The sEAsos.-The
repetition Of "sao isst evening and The lie being
the cesng night Of the season together one Of the
best audiences that have lately seen Esasme Gag
zsnss ffesh laurcs by her psiouste and inensey
dramatic performance drawing down the house almost
every prominent pa-sagc Of this Hnc role. There
part IN which she appears ~hch DEVELOPS greater ad
vantage her remarkable histropc powers We can say
Of her. what be sad Of but few or the prime dcnne
Who have Appeared stage, shsi she vi be-
bird the enduring reputation vhch belongs only Q
high order Of genius sh" u truly ARTIST scorn.
ipg perhars little too much the tricks ~ vocsrzAsou
bu' su not the lees effective In all she doss. We
csonet spear TOO highly o. The msncsr 10 which
Brisnol again acqunisd hlmsen In rhson. EAcn
successive performance Of this part hes only served
rspe him sfill higher In the estimation OF the public
10 be regretted that the OF this admirable
rany terminates scop fnr certainly have
enjoyed more unmxed satisfaction than with the three
last n lie representations
ms afternoon will be given the last N atiBee Of the
eesson and nent week will he devoted 10 the benefits ~
the principal artists On Monday evening Sgnor Amcdo
mske bic appeal 70 the public, The favpr opcrs u the
rrovo'nre" being selected for the occasion We trust
that the patronage that oil be rendered hi will show
generous appreciates Of bic merits A. srtsa
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The Raform Convention.

RUTLAND, W., June Is, 1858.
The Reform Convention assembled at ten O'Clock this
morning, and organized by choosing J. F. Walker Of
Glen's Falls, President.
Resolutions introduced spiritualism, anti,
slavery, marriage maternity, the Bible, land reforms,
Gree trade, the sabbath and divine worship.
Speeches were made by Henry c. Wright p Britain,
Joel Tiffany Mrs. Errestne Rose, VIM. Goodell and
Elder Grant.
The Convention held IN tert and about one thou
sand persons we're present. The Spiritusiss predomi
mating but there also number OF abolonsts and
Temperance Three trance mediums speak TO- night.
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Died.
HAwISy.-Ou Thursday, June "a. Of consumption SARAH
Jazz daughter OF Henry and Jane Hsw.ey, in tho 2sd
year OF her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
tenn the funeral from No $50 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn
tnis (Ssiurda5) siterpoon. at four O'CLOCK.
LAYhRGE Suddenly at bis counry seat az Gicnco L. l.,
t2o'c'ocS A NJ on Friday June rs, Joss LArARcB, ESQ
pssve OF France, aged 72 years.
rhs funeral will take place from bis residence Ia this
city
Reilly Suddenly, on Friday morning. June 2s, JANUS
RSrIy native Of KshsndrcK, parish of Anna, county
Cavan, Ireland, aged 66 years
The relatives and FRIENDS OF the family respectfully
invited to attend bis funeral from his residence No
SOC Water street. Of Montgomery Sunday
noon al three O'Clock precisely
scUDBEs AT HunoDgseo. I. Z on thursday, June ~,
EsAs.a MURRAY, wife 81 Henry G Scudder.
wooLAoo,r- In this city, Friday, Juno IS. In the
iab year OF her age, HARRIET WOoLLACoIr daughter Of
woosco, Esq OF London, and niece Of ". H. Lusn, Of
this city
Friends Of the family respectfully invee TO attend
her funeral from the Bebeeda Baptist church. Twenty
second street. near Third avenue Sunday Afternoon at
hal! paat three O'Clock
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA June 26, 1858.
stocks dull. renpsy yAnia state 81, 90; Reading Rail
road 22h Morris Cana AZ, Long Island Railroad Ill
Penpsy vstia Rslfoad, sls..
BlIuwo~x, June Is, 1858.
Flour stessy. at unchanged prices Wheat drm red
81 e3 81 o. aud White 81 IS 81 rs Corn su a, 100
Tor mixed, IS sSo for sts. and 7sc for yelloE Pro
visions arc 10 declining tendency an very dull WINS.
Key duI
rmt.prtrma, June Is, 1858.
Flour dull ard lower Wheat quiet: shte 81 10 81 Is.
red ~ "a Uotp ADVANCED: yellow, anoat T5c a 76c
white 7sc. woiskey quiet at 2asc.
0mc,Go, June Is, 1858.
Flour steady wheat dull, and Isciped 10 sales OF
1000 bushels al eps Cora 6rm Oats dull n 32c
Shipments Os~ego, 1900 bushes whest, 10 600
bushels Rcep,s-A 900 bbs four $4,000
bushels wheat 50 900 bushels corn.
Byruo, Juue 2s-lP.M
Flour dull: Sales, 800 bills at 81 - Il for extra Wis
10 600 bushels MI vsnt,e club priva,e COO a. soc Corn
eteafy apo nominal Gle Oats dull ri $50 3ec
ssass u 1cc sr sales leo es: 81 2oc rresh.
WIND southwest
BvYyato, June 25-sP.M
Flour du ssles ,2cc bsls, Al 81 10 s. rs for com
to superfne Illnnis; % for extra DO a IA "a As
for sxvs weesnsie - ~ as for srtrs Ohio and o.
81 ~ so for oouhle ext Iodapa and Canada vines,
quiet -h buyers .ps sellers apart, commoc spring dun
and pruc hed hrm sslss II ooo bushels mime MIwsu,
al Sic eac Dat. oser ,sies 900 bnsbc,. ', ss
arrive ~hefAy oul; sales 100 bbs. ct zoe. Freshts
arm ioc for rhssi 20 New YORK LAKE Imports Tor the
oSr, 80 GOO EMS WIDEST 10 ooo,io corn Is Goa as
oats. Canal exports-zoco bbls four, 81 900 oushes
wheat.
Oswrco, June 25-6P.M
Flour stesdt Wheat 10 better oemsud; ssics rs 600
bushels ~ 80 for Chicago spring and sic fw Mi ~suke
club Corn reany; GALES 10 600 bushels sc for Ia
diana, and csc Ior Illinois Freghs unch sorod. Lake
imports to.da,-1o 800 bushels wheat, SO 0cu busnels
corn 1900 bushels cats So 900 bushels rye. Canal ex
ports-2ooo bbls. four 81 zoe bushels wheat, 5000
bushels rye.
ALBANY, June 25--6P.M.
Fiou- dull whea-.ales Of Osns1a at 81 ta and uhIts
Micb'esn AZ ~ IS Corn IN good supply, but much nv.
irving uns )uud strictly prime lots scarce and held at
I'm "a
T2c 73o 7sc sssed for cngo OF stristly prime
ef'at and Tao used sales 10000 bushels unsoupa al
10 q 7tc accvrdiog to opnduop. Shipments to-day
aooe bushels oorn II Geo bushels wbest 20 900 bushels
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Execution OF l1uvvisrers.

boston, juno Is, 1865
James hcGee alias McKee, was hung at ten O'Clock to-
day. in The rounda Of the JAIL che murder OF Deputy
Warden Gaen Walker In the State prison about eighteen
months ego. Three four hundred persons witnessed
The execution. Mckee was attended by Rev. Mr.. Stick
ney who offered prayer and read the service OF the
Episcopal church appropriate TO the occasion. Mckee
msned sohd and Indifferent, as be has been since the
sentence After seag puioned aud seated upon the trap
Sheriff Clark read the death aud Informed the cu
prt he had anything to ssy opportunity Of
fsred. He remained sent The black cap ad usted,
Q he drop fell, and he died without . struggle.
MONTREAL, June IS, 1885,
Jean Baptis,e Desscrgss and Marie Ance ss'sle
voted Of the murder Of Catherine Provost at s. Jerome
last winter, executed In front Of the jail at ten
O'Clock to day in the presence 81 nmsDss
OF people The essed their guilt aud shou
Ell cambcss This the fsi execution In Montreal
far ~ euty ysars
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cHARiorTr crsnnAs AZ NRs HsIiSR Notwithstanding
The uncomfortable TEMPERATURE OF lss night Nblos
eeo VS. depsey crowded N witness Mas Cushmsn In
Botzebues play Of the Stranger TIE chs-scter of
Nrs Hser might be presumed 10 be somewhat outside Of
Mics Cushmsn's peculiar role When we contrast the
characters Of Meg Merres LADY Macbeth with that OF
Mrs Hser and Ind that Miss Cushmsn equally perfec,
In the the ctherv have substantial evi5ense Of Tho
vsst scope OF her genius With seseraton We ma.
say that her persons'ion q mrs. Hser last night wac
tie hneet prevented on the boards Of Ne~ York
theatre While entirely origns even In the smes
sctpee, there was ruthfulness about " which sscd
etils chs med, the audience In toe recognition Of the
stranger IN The fourth act toe effect highly dramatic
,hougo her seton uas sinple and true 10 nstnre
Bu. the anal scere Of the play the great triumph Oh
tie performance whou, sscrncing nature n art her
acting ths, moes touching scene the perfection Of
artistic power ves the rarest combnsti ira
asson and drsmanc aneese that Re conceived and
thet appreciated ny the vast audience wss mani
fset by the emooes which we're too powerful " admit
~ eorcealment Mr. nevsnports coscepson Of the cha
racter O. the Stranger correct ard his acting uuex
ceptopsble The cast Generosity was very good All the
srt be,g well sustained The petite courrdy which fol
loved, "The lesson Of ,he He,ft" gave Miss Cushman
fine opportunity o exhibiting the VERSATILITY II her talent
ss lady Con, snd must be said tbst she improved The
occasion.