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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
From ,he Raleigh Rsai.,er.

IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs.
We suhjnin q Report OF DeeDias.s
just made by the Judges of she Ssppms
Court, in . case Of Bankruptcy, nhlrh
will, We have no dolbi. DO Interesting 20
lhs public generally. and especially so 10
BankIupis: #ss
Er parie. JoHs ZIEoEsrUss. "a
This was an spplrs,ion 30 he Honor
Judge BATTLE, Cor Q Writ Of habfss cor
Pa 10 be discharged from he sasiodv az
uA Shift Of Wake County. The Writ
ssspsNed the 22d July, and upon ils
'e'asn hs,sne day, i. appeared ,hs, the .
srp.'ean,, the 18Th day of May lsst.
nieu 2" reikan before the District Judge
TOT we Dsirns Of North Carelias. an
winch ne alleged bis Inability 10 pay HE
aeos. snL rrs,rd TO be sfmi,led 10 Tho
o'nens ol,hs Baskrur. Ae.; iha, posiee ,
vas ne1sups given 10 all he csedilors. .
'oappssi oe'o'ssbe said Disirict Judge on
the lsiof Sep'emA> Y nrr,. 10 show cause. ,
u any they hat. VIII he rs-..oner sho.ld
not be declared . Bankrupt: ihst'ss.sr the
filing o. the Petition. Writ Of Capias ad
saiisfaciudum was issued. at ihe insisnce
OF one oi his crednsrs. from the May
Term OF Wake. Cauniy cooyi 70 The She
rid Of Make County, under wb,ch The .p-
pllcsnt vas arrested and detsineJ IN cus-
today. liB Honor, being inri,nsd 10
think that the ( cts disclosed we're not
sufhcien, 10 authorize The dlschsrgs Of
the sppllcsni, DO, understanding that 4,
diirrsn, opinion bad been entertained and
ae,ed upon by other Judges. ,hnnght u
best 10 have tbs case considered by The
Judges Of the supreme Court, In order
that The QUESTION might be sr,tled by tho
highest au,horiiy. AZ his request. those
gentlemen readily sereed To sssis, him in
! ihs hearing az The cause, and twas there
upon fully and able argued bsfnre them sll
by Mr.. BADGER. far The applicant. Up
q consultation, alter the sreuneni, tho
Judges we're unanimously Of the opinion.
tina. voluntary appIican, for the benefits
OF The B'nkrup, Law, could not. upon the
mere fling h's petition. and Notifying his
creditors Of his intention to apply tor a
decree declaring him a Bankrupt. but be-
fore such decree, CLAIM, an sxem p,lon from
arrest a. the instance oil one vi his cIsdl>
tore. The spplcsp, was ,hereupon re-
mAIdrd BY Judge BATTLE. Ia the custody
Of the Sheriff, TO be detained under the sriI
OF Ia. SG, referred to in his rcIuIn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

a NeD Disease.--Daring the press-
leuce Of the Cholera 10 Ireland. a SOLDIER.
hurrYlna INTO the mrss-r"om. told his
commanding officer tina, his brother had
been carried off Two days before by q
fatal malady. expressing bis sPprehen-
SONS tia. the whole Regiment would be
exposed TO similar Danger IN the course
Of the following week. " Coed heasens!"
calculated The Officer, 3" wha, then did he
die oil" Why, y"ur honor" replied
the soldier. he died Of . Tuesday" .s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

Shoe Pcgs.--A, the shoe pig manufac-
tory a. Meredith Bridge, New Hsmp-
SHIRE. the pees are split with knia,
which strikes 600 times minute, sveiag-
ing al least seventy five pegs at suoke.
II IS wnhln our mrmny when shoema-
kers used TO manufacture their own pegs.
with no other iosls than cav, ami their
own knife aud hsnmer. New tl,sy are
purchased by the peek at very low
price. - ..-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

Ne,c Remedy for Hydrophobia.--Dr.
Heller. member Of The Royal Academy
Of Medicine, Paris, lately communicated
to bis society. tha, 10 Greece it's aprac-
tee tn observe The tnngurs Of thoss per.
sons who have been b,uen BY dogs. be-
cause s',he end Of eigh. or nine days there
appears on each side Of The tongue, and
near the upper part, pus,ulss called lysses
by the Greeks. These pus,ules contain
the whole rsbi,l matter, and immediately
they are cai on, and the won, d cautsIised,
which prevents hydrorl,obis. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

nsI. you shsII 90 % ntekS
10 The Brsra) h.lp him -
rnon % hinsslII" Jacks aid az
ed. Tie dandy crssIsd IN, the kss>
turned. and 90 Insisted upon--he had q
room 10 himself. sriih igh ia H."
Boaon Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

iriehdls Ff6~
Susrs."
Lord A. said. in rsply-Hy
line 81 lie nsihing certainly bot -
regard lar his kinsmsn On this eide If ihs
Atlantic. eesirs 70 see removed oil c.us> 2
co Of dispute between then sld his eoun-
Try mrn Al hone. 90 ihal no'hirg might
remain 10 Interrupt the friendly regard.
and . confidence that settlement might
be made 81 all Ihoss eosiTosefsies xhieh
every homes, man in ether county would
approve. could have induced him 20 un-
drrtsks snch voyage and orch . TASK.
The Secretary Of War was lhsn laasl-
ed. with snns pleasant sIlusion 70 biz bu-
slness being ,Polled By he CcmnlssiOn-
era. &c. &c.
The party cat down Al Eve and rose 81
nine. The dinner Vas very PLAIN, though
handsome enough. and qslie in keeping
With the unes'entsiinss simplicity aud
good iasls Of The Secretary. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

DPead upon RorsslT.-The success
Of an individuals life il. under God,
srsslly owing 10 his o~R resources.
Nancy. OF the exPeelsiian Of inhsntsnes.
has ruined more men Ihsa the want Of il
did Tsaeh the young men IN rely upnn
heir owa rfforl., 10 be frugal and indus
gus, ard you have furnished lhsm
productive espi,sl which nlhers can
-. .res. from them. and which ,hry
sss oil not be disposed 20 alien
- 10 peculiarly the case In This
y hers . man 10 lbe srliirer Of
M s e"a :pe. where ihe road 10 wealth
~ a.ha ',s = yen 10 sll. and whers lhose
90 80 P....,' mus, labor Cor ,hs Prize.
~ ..s'. well said. that" The
~ sdmonish. thar s 49,. ~. 49,.
Of wealth may indvlg - ;ndal.nes nd
dissipation while their ,..,-,n.
grss, mass Of Amerieans u,, ana .usb,
10 depend not upon their a so,,,ns.
; bot heir usefulness. Ford, !. !, b.,,
u preeariousi psirinonisl drpen NE /, nm.
; cerisis. and reliance on the frigash;a :,
charity Of The World. or upon Ss, !.
. debasiag. Self-dependsnee 10 AL,
sure stay. We are ever wiling lsLsl,
Ihoss iha, help themselves. Produ,, '
labor is Tie legiiimsts source 81 yes.
individual and loihs naiion. 10 prnpornS
J 10 the measure Of intelligence and scisl
] nfc knowledge which guides and d,rec
} ns operations. Hence IL is Of primar
importance that our youth should be sffe,
I iually Imbued with that kind Of know
} ledge whlch will inslruel them in n
, principles Of their business, render il b,
norable, and make them independent
: their minds and their fortunes"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11

II is said ,ha, the Mormens are making
great solutions 10 their rsnks in Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
ANECDoTE OF THOMAS PAINE.

We lately came across, in thu course OF our
reading, the following old ans cdOlc Of u man. " no
seems to have acquired in the Of his career
as much u.e"Uiobie nni"rieiy, as Eros,ratus, who
fired the Temple of Diana. The publication al
this an ecd"re is NOT now In"Ppor June, the rever-
ence with which the Bible wont To he regard
dcd, appears 20 he daily diminishing. The
dore il as iollows and re naiiy published in
the n. Y Spectator:
zone very wan evening, about twenty years
ago, passing the house where TIoDnss boarded, the.
lower window open, ard seeing him sitting
close by, and being on speakabIe terms. stepped
in for a half an hours chat; OF eight ni his
friends were also present, whose doubts and has
own, he was laboung 10 remove by long talk
about The story of Joshua cuu,nanding the aud
moon 10 stand still &c, and concluded by d-n"un-
cling The Bible the worst ,,f books, aud that il
had accustomed more rnisehh and Jiood.:'ed shan
any book ever priu,cd-and was believed only by
fools and designing knaycs sc. Here lac paused,
and while he was replsni.riug his tun.bler with
his fuvorie brandy and watrr, person, who Lf
forwards found wns inlr der, like my self asked
SIR Paine if ever lac was in scoilsnd' The an
swer was, yes.
So have been, continu0s the speaker and The
Scotch ate the srcntest bsn's WIN 'ie DIME eve
nett is their school bpUk, their houses Hs3d 'hrI
churches are furnished with Bibles, ahd u theN
travel but few miles from home, the Bible - al
wa, their compani"n;yct continues ;he spcaAef,'n
no country where have Unveiled have seen ;he
people ST. comfortable 81 happy; their p""I are n"
in uch ahjrct poverty as have seen IN other c"ur-
tries; BY their brgoted custom of going 10 church
on Sundays they save the wages which they earn
through The week, which in other countries tia;
have visited, is generally spent by meehan les IN
frolics on Sunday; and Of all the foreigners who
land on our shores, none are go much sought after
for servants and fiji places where trust is repos-
ed, as the Scotch; you rarely fnd them in taserns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
from the Weekly Tribune.l
A T ATHE RS CO u n E L.
From the German

From the German.
Truth will not accom- mudate itself 10 US, my son
but we must conform ours, II To truth.
Hold yourself to good to do no evil.
What you see look at with your own eyes.
Fear no man much Yourself
Learn gladly Of others; and whenever they talk
of wisdom, honor, happiness, light, freedom, virtue,
listen aitenuveIy. But do not believe at once all
tina, you hear. Words only words, and when
they drive along very easily and swiftly, be on
your guard; 70. horses that draw valuable load
travel slowly.
I,is easy to despse, my son, but to understand
is far better.
Teach not others, until you have learned yours
self
Take care of your body, but not as if ii were
your soul
NEEDLE not " ih tile affairs of others, 5u: ate nd
diligently 10 your own.
Flal,er no man. and permit none to fauer YOU
Depend on no great men.
Do what is worthy of record, but care not to be
rewarded.
ST, not with scorncrs, for they are the most mis-
CRADLE of all creatures.
Respect not canting reIigionIsts, but esteem ana
follow simple hearted good men. man who
has the fear of God in his heart, like the sun ne
gives light and heat, although lie says nniI'ng
Ernest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
MAKING CANDLES.

The season oflhe year has arrived for families in
"e eOuN"y 10 make up their supply of candies
'' we year, and as much trouble and extra labor
v "eas'0otd by want OF skill, will, in order To
"A0'e peopls 10 avoid this, give some brief direc
|(''Ds 'OF dipping candles.
-"e u'iow, when melted, should be ladled into
''uen vessel Of convenient width and depth,
~ ~" 'dS been previously heated by filling it with
,;a lug water for an hour or more. Fill the vessel
'a an inch of The top with melted lallow, and
r 'na' height by adding hot tailow or hot wa
Man. ny 'hs means the candles will be kept of a
"1e al the top, and not taper off to point, as
VIE" seen with county candles.
o,,, "'ow when used for dipping candles, should
II W 'oo not. A temperature that will allow The
\, " oe dipped IN without burning,is sufficient
H.. ~ ano at this temperature, the candles will
Il. :" "'e taIlow very fast. The wicks should
Ill.,, e'ed INTO the taIl"w gradually and should be
bo,,s ""' OF the taIlow slowly that when the
hb. VI Inc candles clear from the surii,ce oil
Iwh 'a'low, no talow will run off or them.
.,s5 - e""d'es are raised quite out Of the mel
'o"' the tailuw will Jun off The candles in Il
b. ""e'eas u the candles ,are raised out slow
6Is. particle of will fall from the can
hiatt, sw trials will satisfy any person in this
h., -, me taliow is boiling hot, the wick will
|wbsn On the talOw to any considerable extent.
'ss are raised out Of the taIlow rapidly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

the candles will be large the bottom, and the tai
low will extend below the wick so that when
bun mt in The candlestick piece of the candle will
nave no wick in IL; and therefore, for burning will
be useless Where persons have no suitable wood
en- vessel, an iron vessel will answer for dipping
vessel When tallow has been thoroughly melted
over The fire, should il be dirty or impure, throw
into 1t while hot,a small quantity cf finely powder
cd alum and in short lime scum will be
rising 10 the surface in appearance like dirty frot
skim this of as II rises. This will rise Tor
an hour or more. These directions plain and
easily complied with and one trial will be sasfac-
tory. Persons, 10y following these drecuons will
save more than one hall The usual labor Of making
candles, besides having better candles speak
hom abundant experience, and therefore with full
ronfidence.-J0 of Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
outh's part una N
From the Vermont Chronicle

II OLE SOLDIERS RULE.
! Dear Chudren,-'If you would have friends, you
must show yourselves friendly ] know an old
I soldier of The revolutions, who told me the follow
ing story.
! once had neighbor, win though a clever man ,
came to me bright hay day, and said, Esquire
White, want you to come and get your geese
away 'Whyi' said ], what nv geese duina?'
! 'They pick my pigs ears, when they eating,
and drive them away, and will not have IT,
'Wha can dog said l, 'You must yoke them -
THAT have time to do now, said ], Il do not
but they run. 'lf you do take of
them shall !! said The clever shoemaser,in anger,
'What do you sa, Esquire White?' Il cannot take
care ofthem wv, but will pay you for all DANA.
aes' 'WeIl,' said he, 'you will fad hing, I
guess So off he went, and heard terrible squat
ling among the geese. The next news from The
geese that three Of them missing. My
children went and found them terribly mangleu
and dead, and thrown into the bushes. Now, said
I, all keep still and let punish him.
In few days, the shoemakers hogs broke into
my corn. ! saw them, but let them remain long
time. A last drove them all ont, and picked up
The corn which they had torn down, and fed them
with il in the road By this time the shoemaker
came IN great haste after them. 'Ilave yon seen
any thing of my ho2s?' said he yes, sir-yom
will find them yonder, eating some corn which
they tore down in my field Sin your iell!' sYes.
said |; shogs love corn yon know-they were made
TO eat How ranch mischief have they done -
%. not much said l. Well, off he went to iook,
and estimated the damage, to me. to be equal 10
hu shell and bali of old corn. 80 no. said !, 'it
can't be-. 'Ycs, said the shoemaker, 'and will
pay YOU every cent Of damage NO. | replied
Won shall pay nothing My geese have hcen great
deal Of trouble to you The shoemaker hlushcd
and went home But in tie winter when came
to- settle, the shoemaker was determined 10 pay ne
for The corn. No. said I, Il shall take nothing.
tier talk parted. But III day or two {
mel HIM in The road and fell into ersation in
the most friendly manner. But when ! started on
he seemed 10th Ia mov q, and paused. For mo
n,ent both of us were silent. AT last he said, Il
have something laboring my mind well,
what is it?' sThose geese. killed three Of your
geese: and shall rest till you know how
feel. | am sorry And the teais came in his eyes.
% WE'LL said !, never mind; suppose my geese
" ere provoking 1 took anything OF him
for it. But whenever my cattle broke INTO his
field after this, he seemed glad ,-because he could
show how patient he could be.
Now said the oil soldier, conquer Yourself, and
you conquer anything. You can conquer with
kindness where you can conquer iii no other way
Yours, ChIdren'S Minister,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01
v. G.. CHADWICK.

r,, C.,EposIAs will be published
TERMo@. a. 40 n oer annum, OF at 81 so if paid in
. ."S.eS %%sf w viii B. SIX %"
from tho unlo " Mo paper will be discontinued
d'1"ce fre py are paid except at the option Of
ihe puhi''ns,;. will be inserted for the GUS
pAra;n.es Persons are requested TO state IN"
ionay e weeks they wish their Advertisements
oaSi "fhr otherwise they will be inserted TIL Tor
Pio''I CHARGED accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

WOLVES as TuE PtsoBscor It's Tematka
hle fact, and worthy the attention Of our Les
isainrs that these ierucinus animal. have been rap
idly increasing e The last few years, destroying
! and driving the deer from the back forests down
into the settlements, and OCCASIONALLY killing sheep.
The remains Of Iarge Moose have frequently been
found, that wers run down aud allied by the
wolves.
One ofour citizens had qLiie nm adventure ~ ith
! them last week Coz! John Goddnrd who hs,
teams an the Ma awunhrag, gong INTO hi-
camps. and IN app rnarh,ng spot where OK thar
had died hauled out Of The road, dc discovered
seven wolves work the carcass. grow Ing srd
fighting. Col. Goddard h,d hrs gun with him in
his sleigh, hut hts Gully amunitun was a small Par
ridge charge and single ball in his pocket; thts be
dropped into his gun, aud uAVanrng near enough
t" be sure Of his object hr selected tho largest and
most fernci"us looking one, 6,ed and brought hiuI
down. This, instead Of frightening away the 9th
"Is, only caused Ihem To look up aud govt Col
Il wishing To secure his game, advanced cautious
y with hts gun in his hand, ready TO use the bus
should they exempt 10 make game of him. TLf.
however they did MOI attempt, bat walked around
keeping ABOUT - or 80 feet from him. snariinr 2,
growing and showing most i3r'uid7hio lHi ODD
teeth. Col 6. NOTWITHSTANDING. dad not relnqui-l
his uhjrct, hut succeeded in brugirs III MS Ft.zo
and carried him safely to The camp. Thus Noa.a
be exciting business to one no, accust"usd 80 H.
back woods, hut it sport for C',l Goddard,
Tor he loves adventure, and The more hazardous 90
is the more fan for hiu.
Another of ciI zens three vulir trr
limits OF the city. lie had been 4" catp In tas
woods, and returning iarco wolves came out iHi.
Ie road aud kept along before his hlrsa some ali
nils before they returned into The wood. uSllo
- Kennebec J"urnal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-01

FREE AND SLAVE LARoR. The products Oh yer
mont, according 10 the returns OF the i"'e CENSUS
nre worth more than those Of South Caroiina-and
yet the population Of the latter double 'ha' Oh '"e
former,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11
Seut(6e5 @affbouS in Gincint1ot1

an ittelmortt 1T Der stem @trasc (witrn Der ;nr n
2eHIn"B Str"B1) Scr Gnhestnanntt trfebein 8afboms
Or o""fener >"nrslcntc nhrm CT r etnscrt it, poE tr
Ntp 81 Sn6 unr 5u pro pbcr init ubrptcn ouf Dir krz
a1emltc eee Ic9lren tann Sein 6aus nc g taIInra
nnc Ser"m1S ene Sente unrtein Tt ren 8eisn rer.
nn8en TO- raB 8cr6En bic pper tep ibm ,ufrrccn sir ,
u boy ibm ensefebr b"t:en 2Br Die rSte init uns na
mill III Bcrjli1 wItrmn,tt. Oauir ~ 6 ifrr,~
Cincinnati, Sttruar 22 1892
UOtr dre Nerattrnr ricfcs 8Ins taur aus Grrrrtuno
luc6 tctfat9ch n(s 6crr y. ctcn faaf,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11

Deutfde Gtnwanoe +. Gin retienoer
Correspondent oes Baltimore Gun, beridtet oemelben
BON anccd, Otp., peld1es 1913 Oetlen BON Baltimore
am got lte9t oaB ct baelbt etne @eeQhaft oeut"
Gher Glntpancerer an9etrpfen babe @s ieten 27 ga
nien, aus 81 DerIcuen beebeno, 9etpeien gle baben
etnise 10000 9lder Sanb in 0aroD uno pamphtre So
8a., 9efauft, weGde fcbr frudbar fen oaen unb np5
runter 5000 SIder fhon cnItortes eano no. Sc tpr>
be bieles eano ocn General Chambers BON @tambers.
bat eiuen Stod sebiloet, no Die ereu6amlen, Die Die.
fes lnternebmen be9onnen be5abltcn etre @no9e Don
60 Dollars bic 9ftte bic, elden Der etenoe be9egnes
te, ,1nb Die b beier @olcne anhlteBen tpcDen, mdfs
fen cas Dcppee> 12O Dollars bic 9lftte 6eSaben Se>
BEN uno 5tpanSi9 8amtllen, bic int ndhten cSobr d1
ereben Sebe 9lftie brtnqt nad brei Sabreu Dem @ts
qentblmer enen fetbtdnbt9en 9lntheil an 9dnb Elm,
6e7en @r6Be curb bas rih9e GerbdltntB Der 0noutt'
tdt unb 0ualttdt betintmt rtrb. 9tad)oem bos eano
auf cine olde QSeife aetbelt 1T, miro jece 8amttte
ouf brem setbei(ten @igentbum bauien, unb Scr Sc.
fenIhaftsbun6 1T bann aufaelGIt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11
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Eaupt.
S1Drenber, 4, 1912, I7IS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-11
Septrmter 80, 1872.
Dr. TDuuentanu,

TIT Canton, Starf @auntD, Sbic.
GHat rem utlttum Dicrmit bic ersrtcne Qn,cist ras
sS% CT tein Office it ras 0aus, pclrs rbcbcm opn Or.
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1T AuftraSe unp Anra8en ner Srenpe @innr ,u emp.
fan9rn unp ju tefcr9en.
Nu metc piefe 8etSrnbeit ttnukcn, eincn G6nnrr
pen ibm su 1bel Sewprbenen teraen 3upru bcr 0an
3u fa9cn.
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