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moFFAT's
Life Medicines.

FA&lE Ids As1sEaa e sBER sssn asxe Ms1A So
- rsts = aiasua sssrs alsesss IL nasaxh aasa.
kiaS i asahss, 80 - bssl,ass and lssF rsH-
gleaass. : - aAeaa aaass Nslskasan asirneahls
hsli - and SRA leaaaeAe. psaa I'D -
pssssssa alter =, - gsddlRsss. dixxaasss,
slasaing noise - nc bead End Ears. dsn~.
s.ass-. asssibs,a. LES u sprsn,e. ~sad
spasas g. sheg sss arkas~aedard = = go.
= sspessar = 49, aharg eseF e.taFe sas-Frs
= 80 fAhaas. saa - tA0sF y 81 AAtaa =
saaE. ta.eg alil Ps0sr aaFsauaaae ssas = =
asnegai Gama.y apensaa. isr ssaAsF -. aafy
faaasa Ca y sAsa1s ths uhasxssaa sAaaaa.s.
ssen.
TIE siEca.y n ihe LIE ri'ls al r aaia
Buasrs ! anasa esraaaa. 4 freely glsea e. 80
,liaek u lrvsr. inasenxa. measles. sore
tAsosi, aeeest calds. wslh cough. aud ail'-
n inll4amalHy disorders. IL fAsna.a-
lsm ard churle ramglain's hey haze slsa
performed ne most extraordinary cares Ahsa
ased nth perseverance,.
Sinee anr k.sl laGfUdacllaa II Dr.. MunAis
Life Medlss1es IL - Isile2 eiilzsas, tasy
ave IN every ease, raliy maintained lie hisA
sharaeisr Thy - sell deserved. Paiaenis Aha
I'D EoF sesss uTaan % ! ns,eFsbir rxastsntv,
lad aaaa, she had losg llr sssoitaes. i,nses "
shenmalasm aud paEslysls. have been rssioisd
10 health, slrenElh aud c.smiast. alter al me
asaa, re,ns.llrs nd hera found use's IL
sstanisl.iag ard aluaost miraculous hsris
have also brsa sxlsrflsnsrd. - the cure q
asrsas aid lAsaaaiir pains "A Tie Asad sd
lac. psra'slis aJ.slisas, contracted aad ELL
oials glsH4ain sassliiHgs pans o. 10 shssl
and haaes. fArsait rksamaiism. PsiFaatsoa I.
he kfuI. difsrali rsspifafiea Sc
Bat u j. uaa~yessaty ~ raaneFate The M
~ casrs IL which these purely vegetable nc.
tlr,ass have been suess ssial; but 80 ~ ~.
qaire. Why are ia;y - universal y lhe'r
Happy ffsriaf
Bresuss Ihsy PuRIFY THE BLIoD. and
taus reusvss ali .asss v disease 10 The s.s'
TEN.
Beeauseiley ssi rowsrfuli, nrsn he serve
i'oas u Tie boJy, aud remove Al lmpaIiaiss 81
anre'
Because they DO mi reduce the system. bu.
inFigefate II thus requiring ." restraint iTosn
pleasure ar business anuna ihsit operation.
csmp'sials arising isum = xniaisd state 81
The bond are Easily snbdu,d by the powerful
.tiirasy nf these mild aud sanitary meditinss.
70 ihuse Nho are ohiiges' u travel. ~ ~ take
nedlrlGe Auhoal inter al,i.,a ,Ihasiarss. TIE
Life Medhiaes are resul,atly ussial. b mild
aad sale aperaiiin. they strike 81 abe suoi ~
d,seas.. and qai,kis eradicate Il, iLeniITre
sealisg The fatal elects 10 ahi,h thousands
are victims. #
Said wholesale and retail by Or. ". D: Moi.
IA. us Broadway, New iOik -.@
For sale also hy
ID. HEARTH. .7gsn'.
February, 63-
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From lie Mhie / lari,a.
OH YES, OH YES.

Those whn are now listening 10 The
music 81 this rFy from The snnnrou- and
slrnlorisn lu,gs Of Lol. H nv
deem Il shrer nonsensr. The erro,
Will ~ errrerl.d ~hsn lhey lrsrn. lhal
IL - The masir II commanding silence IN
caur., sna rsll'ns all etesInn T. hes,
chat The Sanf has 10 say ahru, lis
Hmr and his dotugs et,hin The walls
~ the Temple of Justice. Il - ,hr
French ri Hrar We. Hear sel And va.
oIiginallr me ward nyer-Oyer, whicl.
has BEN ransmogn6et in,o lie On
,"ras.ng English Of Oh Yes! Thass
Sha are shi,qssf'an enough 10 ,heitiasies.
nss slso be- pleased 10 I.arn Iha the She
nf, WIN uses this barb-rnUs lagoon al
opening Courts aud calling in abseni
wIinrsse.. d.. has . ia ne which mesns
something. The ot,glni name Wa
Shirs Rsese, I. .. rhnf OtFicer uutl, the
King m evers Sure or COUNTY. These
sua words Shire Reeve we're probsbly
J.mmed togelhes s.ssnodrc Nv " some
msR who hal a. Imped,msn. IN his
speech. ar snme economist Of tongue La
har. az sane ether mnde mol nnx under
sto,.i. Oyer. nav slso have ben cm.-
~ I'd into Ia YES IN the way Dupin
County i sid IL have ObIsined its name.
The Iir-'eatgrsnis seIe principally fsnu.
Dub.l". and ~ christening he County al
ter th~m fsv"sie c,iv sround tse ing of
bcnr.t istsi' a.i.kev, they Ct prsuvYs.
ssftsily earned md u,.ri ,he -h--s.d
inst county h.. q. rrrd esrr sinre IN iis
accidental name II llup'ia. We sincerely
hope thrs origisa ii hlnodrr had III IT. e.
IN tie mnrsl. Of tie decsndin's Of u, Sc
rpsy ma nend,t r: ,hangh ne must cop
less f-mpsrsncr Societirs we're no, mueh
~ y gpe there few se-rs sco. Blu, a. 10
the ShriiIT and his b,rbarous er.es, We
give "ur frisnd< generally pierre II AL
slcr. Whenever YOU suspect the Sheriff
1" have IA his ., ekeI writ or other pre-
reese -gaihst y"U. walk b"ldly % TO him
sDd take him BY tie arm and ask him TO
: Up s-ide Suh ynu. ] 10 H. vastly bet
Ter man Io' him TO take yours and do The
same sh'ng.
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Seed Wheat.

SnIIE subscriber has for sale quantity oi
- White seed " heat of the LssleI klnd.
L il nnm,aHd with any "th"r wheat. and is OF
excellent quality. Priee so ce",s per hmshe'.
A. MICkLE.
August s. Sc
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AGAAS-Eo
To Merchants and Fhysi-
clans. .-

EsilE Subscribers deal largely 10 DRUGS
4 And MEDICINES. mn+ea they s.li al
ways lufnlsh IL NsTcnanis aud Passlrlans al
Ph,s r,ans VIM may layOF rs win their orders
may rest ASSURED Il gsli,ng al articles iIom a.
pure aud genuine and at a. tv~ prices a. ~ any
establishment 81 The klnd IN the state.
We take particular rare 10 pat up Physi.
clans orders "a such Medicines as we knep To-
Dc INFt.
We also keep constantly on hand Paints If
a Kinds, Dy ,sslufFs, nladnw Glass, Printers
Ink. Perlumery. Patent Medicines, Palpt, Shot,
Tanth, busting Serubhlng, aau Clothes grns /.
-, Faacy Arfa.tes. g.. ~.~~~
TYLER, JONES a. HILL,
Petersburg, SIrgtnia.
June 10 So y
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1Ls7n<1-TstOl = - wnPp<a. = = eAsp
~ - sans nsnss - haas impa@6sas - essnaa
ksiA II - nsnrAans nsssrss RS rs Aem -
uSs IN = Fsoeass thxm u 81 cegulandisl -
ssas lms - fizsa Nsw Yesk. = . wuss ~ 60.
NJ fsmsly slssld y ssrk siGksaf Dies sssasSs1
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BALM or F0R TIE HAiR.
ukieA - sop i i klAs g. = rssause i o lid
plaesss md - rhildrsn mAks 4 grow nPidlg. q =
Ihose 40 havs loss &c hair from any eaass.
ALL yEaMIS Int inEesi ne heaGz e ehlarrn
i Schools. ars prsventsa q Lid hy i Il casa
- :. -. : 1NfnyzaAyss :.
L~ never " l. Rsm<nIs tlis slssys
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pusinvsy cured. and al sarirslls9 naselzs sd ssa
arc restored. i shs "a = yoaag. y shs Isrsas
VncEraslE RIixR AND NlRv1 An BosE LlxAEsr-
nnsvsr wish0ai n name q Comsoek & CO. % il
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ne feIiaHins iB1ispsaszbaS EEMlIE Eums-
disa naY he fsssa - O. FillMzB arng ssases,
an4 soo4 II eFeFF c0an1EE sf0Fs IN ne state.
Remaemher amA aeFer geG aAem unlsss aAxY
hare he 1ac-simile siKMaanEe e.
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BL.7FRS for sale al This f.;ace.
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taken in tune, and is delightful remedy kemem
Der the name. and get Ctmstock's
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-01
List OF Lands.

O'cnrs DascriP. S Z r Arres 8 CTS Scfrm
H&LGaylord ptnw 80 $50 1872 1443
do sw do 7.20 So 81
G and D $ Rams
The Weekly register., 1843-08-05
THE REGISTER.


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mass Of tbevearly advertiser WIN DC charged LOT
,snoratelv at the ordinary rates.
ProfesJonal cards, not alteraoie ior Lac year,
con,,inihr ten lines OF less ten dollars.
~ names Of ofcandidates for county ofhces VIII
n. inserted for five dollars, ,p5yWcntawaya III ad-
ro,ce. and State Offices ten !eFq. -
Election tickets viii never De sslisssea ''.ll
J for. er = - ltsats. = -
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Of ordinary advertisements ard must be paid III
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insertions will te continued 'till forbid, and any
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Advertising patrons will favor US by handing
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case if possible, than Thursday night.
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All JOB-WORK must be paid for on deliv-
POSTAGE must be paid on all letters, or they vii
not be attended to.
ckr We give below a full report ofa
case, Jones Us. Vanzant, lately decided
IN Ohio by Judge Mclean. The high
character of Judge McLean'gives to this
decision all the weight Of authority, and
rs such it will be read with interest to
the exclusion Of much other matter. A
seperate action, instituted by the plain
tiff for the recovery of the penalty of
$500 mentioned in the subjoined report
of this case, resultedfn verdict for the
plaintiff for the full amount, making in
all a recovery Of $17oo. A few more
such cases will make the abolitionist ne
gro thieves look blue.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
- LAW INTELLIGENCEe
- ouo--JULY TERM, 1843.
90 Circuit Court oftho u States
Vanzant.l ,...s-..a.
The deciaraeios cenfained nine Counts.
/. That the plaintiff being a citizen oil
kentucky, where slavery is established
by law, owned nine slaves, (nan1Ing
,hem) who, without license and consent
departed from his services and came tc
the defendant in Hamilton county, &c
9. That the above slaves, &c, being
fugitives from labor, came to the deien
dant in &C., who after notice that they
we're such fugitives, harbored and con
cealed them, &C., contrary to the statute
&c. s.t.-...-. "a,
3 and a. With slight variations, the
same as the above.
S. That the above slaves, Sc, tha
the plaintiff by his agents then and there
undertook to seize and arrest sucl
slaves, as rugitiyes from labor, but wa
then and there knowingly and willingl,
obstructed and hindered &C., by the de
fendant from 50 doing, &c. ys4 ..
6. Charged the defendant with res
cuing the fugitiveo from labor oforesal(
after they had been arrested, &c
7 and 8. Were counts in trover. ~.
9. That the defendant harbored an
concealed Andrew, a fugitive from labol
after notice, &c. ...t..t .. .....s..,&
Jones-A witness called by the plalr
tiff, stated that the plaintiff, owned min
negroes, {naming them) and resided
Boone county, Kentucky. sThat th
greater part of them were born his, an
that he purchased the others. That
Saturday evening, the 23rd April, l84'
about nine o'clock, he yTas at the hous
# the plaintiff, and saw the negroes; 4
mkt day at about twelve o'clocN he sa
tn same negroes, with the exception
tw of them, in the Jail at Covington.-
Th, plaintiff lives ten miles below Co
ingtu.. Jackson, one of the absent n
groes returned in a few days; but Al
drew remained absent, and has not bee
reclaimed.
The plaintiff paid a reward TO the pc
sons who returned the negroes Of fot
hundred and fifty dollars, and other G.
penses which were incurred amountln
in the whole to about the sum ofslx hui
dred dollars. andrew was about thlrt
years old, anlhis services were wort
TO the plaintiff six hundred dollars
That he could be sold in kentucky, f
that sum-
Several other witnesses corroborate
the statements Of this witness, as to Il
ownership of the negroes, the rewal
paid, and the value of the services
Andrew
Hetterman-A witness stated, that
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A Esappy Marriage---Exccs-
lent Advice.
TIFF FATHER AND DAUGHTER.

The following was brought 10 us dav
or Two aga, by an old and distinguishes d
ci yer, one " hu has seen much the
world, and vino is allie now 10 regard us
mn,eue its with The eyes Of Ph'los"-
pher. Perhaps some Of "ur readers have
sepu The article b.iare. they NAV never
,hrie,s read !, again aud again. with adj
vantrge. We hare seldom net "''h
more good sonse in tie same space. LIT
every ynuns lady Whn pern'es II, ian"y
Tor a moment that her name rs S1phy,
and uat her father Is addressing her.
The truth viii then sluk more deeply M
To her heart; and when her eyes wander
ancons c'oo.ly towards some manly torn.
some suilor uhose voice has Sui entd
While cnuversing With Mr, ana whose
e,ss have shore With strange tFndr'"
a.ss. the wi,e wards al the father viii ne
at to rise 10 her memory, aad mHlehce
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Isnbsrked % he Mississippi. yoo snuid.
20 doshs. rrn lArs o. fear kundrd mfrs
np The csmbesIsnd. srd sia or ssrfn haa
dFed % he Tsnnessee sisef. o sc uls.
were be 6nsl eal'an vsioss 81 lhs sslify.
and na~ highly euIlisaled and improrrd.
Ones more On she Mississippi. % your
Way doun~ssd. ynu .etld be rroRpisd
IN shses Efssen Hundred or two thousand
miles % 4 e Aikansss river. jusg 40 see
wheIe al hose hides sid fsrs rome from.
Ysn would no doubi ruh tao orlhre hun
died miles Up he Yszno. ard TAO hpn-
died nr 90 ~ TIE Big Black, both in HE
State 81 Mississippi. 70 zee he eonnlfiss
that send oul ll.ose ssrpehdons 81 asbual
loads al roi'on dat you meet 40 your ~
~: and just before you ,sschsd Nsw Or
Trans yon would be sorsly tempted 10 pop
. thou-and or Ga en- hundred miles o.
Red river, 20 see he splendid eeiiun
plantations q I.oUisiaaa. and give Gnish
20 ycnr excursion.
When 700 get bark % Nrs o lssns.
you would have lolersbly accurate idea
81 what the Mississippi valley "; and b
ru'iing The distances together you siil
hnd that you have travelled very con-
lorably By steam boat sixteen Thousand
miles, and, in going and return ing. double
that distance. Shopld curiosity lead vou
70 insesiigafe, Jon will fnd ihstin n, Ms
sissippi river ard iis tributaries ne Mis-.
sffpai valley possesses steamboat navi-
gsiInn Of from twenty-five 10 thniy ihou-
sand miles Such 10 brief bul true gen
graphical glance at The valley. TO the
mind Of On Atlantic or European reader i,
may appear more Of .fsncy skelchr
than. Iue description. Let them no,
suppose ihst truth is violated betsuse our
rivers sre large; we did not make them
aud are not responsible for that. Wehasr.
however. plenty nf such little streams a.
The Hudson, the Delaware. the Pslomac,
the Saniee. The Thames. the Severn, The
Mersey. the Humber; bu, we do mol dig
nifty them with the same 81 rivers; we call
them creeks or bayous. With Us il takes
river 10 make river.
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s. maa Is professor Johnston. We
hare heretofore RECOMMENDED .h,f Rr,k.
: hfai shopld be sown Tor the parpose of
being rloughed IN uhenever lands were
pour aud as owner had not manure $,
hand % improve IL We recommended
onrkMhesi because o. lhe 0niekness OILS
growth, and The lzigsness or rs LEAF ena
hling = % sPproprisls 10 ilself ! very cor.
siderable portion u those nulritive vase.
which abound in The ar, and form Arc
portions Of the food OF plaals.
We deler % no man in our estimate Or
me great Ealue-tlle paramount. Inner.
iance--ol lime 20 every soil calculated 10
produce vegetables; bUl ssill NE hzse 4.
ways Ih"ughl lha, I'll soils require besides
mineral substances those Of vegetable and
animal matter also. 10 make them par,ake
o. the highest elements Of leniliza ion.
We would not BE understood ~ supoos.
ing Thai one crop Of buekwheal lurred IN
wonld BE- equal 70 . fuIl dressing Or rich
: able Or barn yard manure-bu, we do
maln'aln that Two crops turned in lust as
The plant comes into flower would be
equal 10 very heavy dressing OF any On.
lresceni manure which could be applied.
And upon The score of eheapasss, We
know Of none where The party has 10 buy.
that can compare with il; and then, when
properly and evenly sown, green manure
has this advantage. from The equal distri.
bniioa Of the vegetable matter over the
entire Geld, there is an equality Of Seriili.
" IN all H. parts, thing most desirable
as every practical farmer will readily
admit.
In conclusion. LET Us most respectfully
advise all who may have exhausted lands
and who may not have the means Of pro.
curing supply Of other pulresceni mat
tiers, TO make arrangements TO SOW and
plough IN a crop or Two Of buckwheat
Should they use lime or ashes in connec-
lion with the green-isy. so much The bet
Ter, The more pnmpt and decided will be
It's efficacy. liaa requires bread as yell
as meat, and The earth requires regstaEle
as rsh as mineral substances.
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ny Of 700. II hey show shsnse,vss
STA lhry really are. ynn uili form = jssi
ssllmsts a an M; ihrir OUTSIDE will Bol
impose upon yss longs bus thoreh voc
have good jud. meat. and can discern ne
~. you want sapsrienees and kRow moi
boz hf nen cen dissenAle. An snl6l
cheat nay study your TASTE, II order "a
SECURE 200. and connie, ieilbslarr you die
virtues 10 whieh lie 10 % absolute s,rsn-
ser. Sceh nnr, child. would ruin you
before yaU perceived .; and yoa would
n - zee your Error, unsil il wss pat reeo-
very. The nest dsrgerans II 81 snsres.
and The only one frdns nhih reason can
Iesrain yam. - tlst into xLich The pas
s'nns hurry one; Il ever YOU have he mis-
hrinne 70 fsll IIin il. you will ste MOTH
ING but illusions and chimsras; your 9, Is
VII hsiascInaied. Your judgment viii be
confused, and your will corrupted; you
will eherish your very error. and when
you enne 20 see il. YEN a i'll have no de-
ere TO leave IT, lis 10 Slphy's reason,
not 10 The biase Of her heart, TIA, We con.
nit her; while passion hath M aseer-
drney over you, judge for yourself; bu,
aheneter you fsll in love. crmmil The
care Of y urstli TO your moiher.
This agreement With ! propose 10
you. shows our esitem for on, and re-.
stores ihe natural order. I, IL nsual lUI
parents - choose . husband for their
daughters. anil 10 consul her cnIy Cor
forms sskc. We shall do just the con-
irary: you shall eLoose. aud we shsll be
consulted. Make u.e Of this right. So.
ply. feely and wisely; The husband that
y suitable Tor YOU ought 10 he yoaLown
choice. and mol ours; bnt il is we Who
musi judge whether yoo are not mis,sken
this sUltsbleness for you. ard WHEELER
you are not doing, without knowing il,
what you have no mind ~.
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PREPARATION OF SEED WHEAT.-Tay-
ing seen and read many accounts ofiniury
To- the whea, crop from smut, we seize
this early occasion 10 remind our brell,-
ren that they have a certain preventive
against this disease We say remind
them, because il viii be no new thing TO
be told that either a lie made of wood
ashes, or strong bine made Of salt, is a
certain preventive means. Ii is not there
lore because it is something new under
the sun that we call their attention 10 the
subject, bul hecause we know it is often
productive Of good even TO men of syste.
mallc habits to have their memories re-
lreshed upon common place matters.
Let those who would place themselves
in situation To- be secure against the
smut, prepare lac or brine sufficiently
strong to float an egg or potato. After
having washed the seed wheat perfectly
clean, soak it with lie or brine Cor % or
10 hours before sowing, taking care to
skim of all The light floating grains. AZ
ter the wheat Is soaked the period named,
drain off the lie or brine (which will an
swer again) spread The whea, on The harm
or other door, and with every bushel of
grain mix one gallon of unslaked lime,
taking care to stir the mass until the wheat
is coated with the lime.
Recolicct that The seed wheat should
not be taken ont of the lie or brine until
it may he wanted for sowing, and that it
should always be sown soon alter being
dried in the lime. This is a simple me-
thod, il is one that has been found to be
eificscious; then why, we would ask,
should any wheat grower run the risk OF
impairing the value Of his crop by omit
ing 10 resort Ia so secure a remedy!
There i. nothing which can justify such
neglect. Ibid.
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If common salt be put into the wa er,
when washing cabbages or green's prepa-
ratory to cooking Them, the snails, slugs,
worms, &C., will come on, and sink %
the bottom. so Ina, they need not be boil
ed with the vegetables. | is impossible
70 wash them out, exccp, the cabbages be
aiken to pieces, and people generally
like to have the vegetable served up
whole.
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ia nv bad. ana .rfmsrksd. = zee sow
hrlA l.o0o ecoi. slsslans 10 yssr had.
az" frs. arGssilg SIS 10 pnssrssiun n
tushty millions pf dollars. 3 snm mssil
lager iLan h ~hols eslsle nf Jshn j..
enb Asinrs Don ID 81 n tgrned 10 ils
piRscn he'll, asd IsIi pe sf.rhsppier asa
ibsn aioss ~hossr esenmhrfed 9Th ssfh
oseFsrown iaraanes. Annsher 81 ll.e old
clerks oPssed he golden dorniioshs
shsie feT ess an endless nusnLer al b.as,
each cont.iairR ei9hl hundrsd shrsIeisns.
We acre next snJ 6nslly contacted ID
sHbisTFapese ngian entitled b gold add
sllser b1llign. Hsst lars Of lhs precious
metals were - pIsptfaIly he4pfd 80 tI.oss
81 irsn aud slss ave 10 ne siaes e mar
friends Brnrd,ri Fs1nsen1- aud cas.-
arg. The s'lssr &c did ~, an slssis ~nh,
bst Ne hsbdlsd bars d gold. sseh weigh.
Ing eight Thousand squads slssisne. mai
wefe Pilrj.ln bznoa Iosds II seseuiy
thousand pound. slsrl,rg e.eh. Mech u
his bn'liuu vas recently RECESSED from
China. % N inslslmeus ppoa The sun
Jahn Bull makes he CelrsiaIs ray Gor
.helr ohs'ius'e relussl 70 " iske open"
The Bank 81 England has new. 10 Paper
snd specir. nearly ihnty-igh, m,lIsoa. rf
pounds slerlirg There are eight hsaJre,I
psrsons. " - varinns deraftmenis, con.
slsally employed within It's walls.
.aibGny EUsaing Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-21

REClPE.-Msny OF our married lsdy
readers are not aware how good husband
ought 70 Be rocked 80 IS N mske good
jish Of ham. WeLsse lately seen ,e.
cIpe in sn English paper. esnuibuled Nv
one. Mary" shifh points out the. !" mo-
dus oPsIsndl" q preparing and co,k-
ing hashsuds. |. alary"sis,es ,hst good
many husbands ale spoiled IN cooking.
Some vonen go about IL as if Iheir lords
we're blades. and blcw them or. OH
srs keep them constandy in bot water.
while others Rgsin freeze then by COMP
gal cofdnrss. Sumo smother them in lie
hntesi beds 81 contention and vsrisnee.
and some kerp them 10 pickle ell ih,ir
lives. These women always serve them
up IN sanre. Now il cannot be supposed
that husbands will he wndrr and good,
managed in this way. bulthey are, Oh The
contrary. quite delicious when pfesefv.
ed. May" points gu, her msnntr thu:
Get large jat called the jar 81 cheerful.
ness, Which. by The bye, I'll good wives
have Al handy beng placed IN ii.set
him near the IRE Of conjngsi love. leiihe
tire be pretty bot. brl especially letii BE-
clear. Above all. lei Tie heat be rrgu-
lar and constant. Cover him over with
quantities Of affection. kind,ess and sub
lection. Keep plensy &c these things by
you, and be very silsn,ive to supply the
place Of ans llat may waste by evsrora-
ton. or any other cansr. GarRish with
modest bece1 eie familiarity, and innocent
-SUurvcuuharles, accompanv inrm -~--.---.
sufficient secrecy; aud /, would not be
amiss 70 add . llllie p udenrc and modera-
ton.