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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

s. INDIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La
essGsS DIES-The Patent Boot of our invenuoii-aso'
ever Offered are being manufactured after entire new
do Inn HORACE Fl. DAY 81 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

23gl MECHANICS, ATTENTION ::-for SAFE
s cheap and on very easy TERMS snug nice lla'e III
& leasant village the OHIO Riyer ne honse m
nd IN GOOD order-ns Is 2N5 deep Apply 10 ~
S-.L.h Ih.rLl- Nv :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

1K7ASHINGTON ELIAIII.-A pure VeStiabie
w Compound" Natures God has secreted IN The yese
tab- kingdom safe and speedy remedies for all sases
10 search ard discover these Is part oil mans Allotted
toll This well known assertion OF Dioscodss one N thy
smother evidence truth and wisdom the discovery OF
the washington Elixir which. for its virtues may be
c,lIsd io.s.ud 10 the afflicted IL only
nf that hundreds OF best citizens attest It's almost
magic power in thoroughly that most lHtosrabeG OF al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29
REFINED SUGARS,

Applya the Refinery, No 2s5 Greenwich Of Cham
Orders of the city must be accompanied by a
il3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

- ..rSs WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
I11zaz.,Iass = FOR NEWPORT AND AlIDDLETOWN
$3.50 O NJ touching AT Segnines Dock, Staten
Island. GA and after Monday, October 10TH the Steamer
ROCKLAND, Capt. Crawford, will leave Mlddetown Point
Jude permittins) Mondays Wednesday, aud Fridays lot
O'Clock Report O'Clock, aud York foot Of Robin
sorstree Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays al II O'Clock
Stages will be readiness the arrival Of boat to con-
Ersrhod Of the country OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

sci TO FARMERS, BUFFERS, MiI Z, n,
T 5o 8 aers Of e1e,ent Land with Cottage Houss
it. exchange for building house a5 ra9 Psn inn
ms i9ns island near this City in healthy
onrshng nssborhood Of easy access ~ stage ana
OAK Apply lO7 Princsstree corner OF GFeen-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

DISEASES AND ERUPTIONS OF The SKIN.
such Salt Rheum Scurvy Eresip1s dsguiemea!s saA
TO CHANGE DARK OR YELLOW TO A FINE
HEALTHY Cleanliness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

Moss cor Grand CaunOnSts.: J. NeuGOyer, III Fghlh
Avenue A w. Gabauden, 81 Sixth Avenue; Dr. X Leegett
cor and Sd street. p u Burtnstt, Sd Ave
ru aud 9Th street; Dr. A. ~ Field b galway and l2,h
street; Guinness les 81 Avenue 18th street I'd Ces-
teney corner Bowery and Brooms street; J. Coddi9Son
227 Hudson street. T. L. Cotton, 265 Beeckersree Oliver
Dsromas * Coz 80 Chatham street Or VIM Cecil YJk vile;
A L. LounsbuTy Manhattanvle: DR.. w. q. Wood, Har-
lem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28
HINTS TO APPRENTICES.


There 10 snund sense aud Wholesome
counsel in the following from The Portland
Tribune.
II you do your duty are kind and obs--
dien'--ycu will, seldom NEE. With any
'rouble-y"ur marsrs will Appreciate
your seryices--fe.peci you, and Use their
endesyours To make Your situations agree.
able aud pleasant. ca The CONTRARY, If
You are cross and crabbed--d you cobtia
ually fret and snail al their pleasant re-
quest or kind reb.kes Ill YOU are psr'rTse
and head strong. you cannot expect 10 be-
happ,---ao s'ioa,lnn viii he pleasant, .and
M master Kind Ia yuu. hdepends most
~ upon yourselves. Whether your sIiOa'
,inns shall be Agreeable or o,he'aise.-
You should Ienemb, E, that While GU are
apprentices you have placed yourselves
under the eye Of as,o her--nne who 10
bound 10 watch os,T yoa--c0uusel ycur
cheek you when YOU err.
We see no reason IN the wo,ld Why oil
apprentices cannot be contebsj aud hap'
pv. 5 me of you. we know. haze un'
pieassn, pl"e., and d,sagtefabls ma'-
t"Is. But. be assured, Il yuu endeir"uf
II do your duty. and strive IL promote ilS
Interests &c your emplny ere. you VII G.
senrually spf,en tie ssre'iiy # Their l. NJ
Pers. and turn their hablual itowns mo
smiles. II ym p riake Of their helI"g''
"ad say with proud SPINS. :" will mol p"
up vi h such ,rea,men,," when any lh'ns
| crosses your temprr. yuu add 10 Your s"''
rows, and couuibue 10 make your sl'Ua-
TONS IN re Disagreed e. by studying
ynnr duty, ard pronnlng the in'' te''
Us your mas ers. y"u brneha yourselves
and make every fhiag PLEASANT.
Wh.lr learning your ia les, YOU ca""o'
be tn careful of h,d assoc a'es. o"e W
etous youth will rum dozen wtlId'sP""
ed boys. Choa.e lnr your compaa'""'
the v,rluous aud intIns,rions--,h"se WI"
would 10, lnr the world cemmil crlm'
whose language IS fee from pr"'a"o
worj-, aud indelcate thoughts, and W."
prefer W spend their time, e'Pec'''y
their evenings. where they can i"P'".O
their minds. Sich young men are "
nanenls t. sncieiyr and ell who are '""'"
among them. pursuing The sane p1"'"
worthy course, are CONSIDERED 20 oe "
The lrae path, to sir,se and h'no1r.
by observing these few hints. we -,
| certain ,hs, every a,prnltcr VI h"o ="
TOR hrs be-, good IN the end, ho"e."
nay consider il now. Archer an" "
cious ronr.e u p'nse ls ~ Su0 ''''
| sez5.c' Iup.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28
Fem he Mas vile Wig
.INSrRUCIlNG SENATORS.

H. sosne ST hes olthe UnI"n where mo.
der" Dom"cr ICY has been in the ascen.
d4nt prsctre has bren intrnducrd
WHICH. II per.i,,ed 10. and acted spon,
musr enG niger The .ssbi,ity OF our GOV.
eminent. by removing the checks and
balances The trainers ot tie Constitution
wisely ordained. We mean the pTac ice
Of inslrartng" Srha,ofs in tie Con,
gress Of the Uni'ed s aies oot OF their
seats, as va. the case IN this s. ale with
the Hon. Hugh l.. White. anil the Hen.
Epiralm n. Foster.
These gentlemen were elected S,na.
tors agreeably To tbe Provisions Of the
Constitution, snl fur a certain period oI
,ime. WI h fall confidence 10 their abll
Wy to d,eha,ee the duties ihtfusled To
them. Thee duties they dill discharge
tw,Ih fidelity 10 the Stale and to our com
mon cnuplry. and with honor 10 ,l,pm-
selves. Tneg cnnmt,ed no act by Which
they forfeited the confidence of The PEG
pie. but ~ Consequences Of tie practice
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Mdssaeres IN he South .y,o,-A..
counts from ~ dnly u gi,s g5.L u Ar,,l,
GIVE report Of mos, hsrbaroas .l,re,,I,,
commt'ed upon The rIrws Of IL q ot.,hu..
Austrian ships Il The Ware. Fizous.. and
Cslsdoni.n Reef Island. Captain Rank.
u The chip Juno. prked up IN Eurli.6
boy ~ ihese islsids, who had sb,e, nd,d
from ship and lived with tie nslye..
hsvlsg lesIn,d their habits AMI Israu,s..
BY tie statement ri lhls lad il.Is ssct,..
iainrd tharCsp'.. Eblill'and the crew ,f
the brig M1r. built arTahlu. we've sur.
prlsed While on SHORE. and barba,uu,ly
murdered. iog, iher With f,eo Ra;ivs mis-
sionaries from Australia. where tie ,t,.
sci was drawn 10 he beach and h,.d.
though. from an sxpln,ian Of powder ,lor.
ed N her. 'hry Of the savage, Io.t lhsr
lives.
The crew Of he hiis Martha we're uur.
defsd and eaten. The details Of The horrd
stroe,tes are mos, shocking The msu
were lied 10 uess. with Tier legs aud arm,
extended; IN, ir enif.ils ere taken out and
roasted, and heir bndles then rUa.isd and
desou,ed. The eann,b.ls 81 The C.ltdo.
ulan Reef behaved IN s.milsr horrIlyrr
psn1e, 10 the people on bnsrd the Mic.
,nas, and il hehoves all mmlnen touching
al ihnsa isl,nds I, aci with The greatest
watiness, since the native. were friendly
with the crew oil I.e Star up TO the mo-
msnt they frll upon them. Il is siaitd
tha, lie inl ahi,an,s &C Flznwte and Ware
ara constantly Al war anh each rth-rr
their PRISONERS btingssc,6ced and ga en.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Extraordinary Hole in the Earth
The Jausua. Of Commsrre publishes tie
ioasv,ng: A friend who has just return.
ed frnm lhsrsnu,h , tells 10 ID az ahou, i"riy
-miIes this side Of 'fu.csious ,,sr The r,sd
., Huntsville he driver pointed to large
hoe 10 field. which he sad Vas The
sre.ie.t cmi .iIy 10 the world. The
passengers vent 10 the spot and found .
tA0nd hsle abeul seye.ty feet in diameter.
wial de eatth on all sides apparently
.sOlii, srI o. ergrovn with gfas.s There
was wsser 40 The botnm. sp~renliy a
hundred IeeI hnm NE surEa~e. Il IS a,
~tiie tpp Ct . ridge q earth. upon ahirh.
ii the distance oG 20 fn,ls. siood uIr de-
srI'ed dwelling If The owner 1t the plan
sa'ion. TIE driver stated itfes s6ous three
years ssn. 10 the dusk OF the evening. The
PtsSsef was clarified By rumbl'ng Aoi'e.
; Fad -,ePrsag 10 his door was ss,onIsbed
10 ind that saaea,6cent pine tree more
shan hundred feet high. and a noble oak
which stand By ils siIe 10 the open field.
bal bot1 disappeared On gong 10 The
spnt, This hole appeared. bat aolhirg ~as
~ be srsn Of lhe trees. Hor has the tops
OF sssR ever been reached hougb a
sounding lire has been sens down ihrse
hundred fet. The planter -sleemed II
Unsafe 10 remain 80 near tn s.eh cstas-
seophe. lest that shoeii beisl him aud his
ismiiy vhich b,feIl the pine and the oak;
and 50 be removed to spnilser s"a'e a
mile dissaat, We, nothing Of ihe k'n'l las
Happened since, ard the woades s'sA re-
sasaI1s uaaceonn,et fur. r..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Mn. Clay IN GEORGiA.-The Wing
Convention If t;emgi.. thtongh Con-
rnIttee. Of ahich Sen tor Berrien is chair
tIsTf. have i<.ued an able and Interesting
address i, tale People of tiias State. The
following rs The concluding paragraph:
i" The Convention have slso reconsi-
defed. and witt -nure nn anImity reaGifm-
ed, the nniniaa;lnn Of HENRY CLgY fnr
the offi e ui Chief II ,glsirate Of the Un-
ion. Oh this paIrIoiic ciuzen, s. lpoe
aud So rninenily distinguished IN the
councils Of the nation, whose name u "a
mil,ar as household word lbriue bout The
lsngth and breadth al our land, and who
has elevated nut national character b"Ih at
home and abraai, what shall We say to
sonl Shall we pronounce his eulngsl
] Is wriue8 10 the hearts uf an atlnsfsdfg
AMI grateful eople. Stall We detail his
-sersIcs.! Fur more iiFaH thirty years
past the rtcurd Of ,hem il 10 C ipund in
Ibe pages Of our Ratinn's bi>tofy. Whist
ttea--sha We be silen,l M, fellow CT
iizensi We bear 10 you the sspira,ions,
The ardent desires Of suffering people.
as shsy are waited 10 US on every breeze,
from the North aud from The South. from
ihe East sndir,m the West; Of feemen
bpwisg IN hhsabIe SUBMISSION 10 that IN
scrut,bis PfyspeHce which has he1ssisme
wfeste ira them the fruits of victory.
bal frp ~. tl,eK reliance %, ,be same
sbld,ng mercy which has been 50 oesn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Usmssfis 1fdni ae'urti.-'fhs FgFi-
~ - pTosffl,iy a i',is hTsarh q ladus-
~ Ms sgssh bs0uaIi 80 hniirs - sza'
hisiiSsHs q our sussspsisisR neiEheosr.
gR,rhmnsd. - vairlf sc ~isA a. gnsn-
,sgrupied tossss a Feospeliiy-s
To she's thstsrsssEsbBsg 70 not idlf.
us wili Eais tkai thrrs se,nn~ e'ghl
coIIon MannisGlnri eslssl.hmrnas b.
longing lo-0Ur aown. sams ef thrm on .
large srsle. 81 nearly in IAN optEa'ipn;
snd preparing 70 sx.ead sirm. The emu
meraiion enbraees he sisTrhsnas' Co.
Ghe Msl.aea Co. .ghe Errirks Co.
i he Mechanic Co. !. he Bslssrses On.
he Csnsl Mllis. 'sshe wsshinglos Nil.
and the Ese'e Mill.s
The Gands made sIlhese Fsesnrlss are
xell kso~ 10 most'parsof The u. Siaisf,
and the improved qualify sflheir fsbrics.
during The prssen, yesrtaSebsougltlhem
INTO high rrvu,s and crest Jsaand.
We aoald. wilh Ihe aid OF nor brethren
of ne Press. iniilnsie 10 Northern - vel
a. % Soulhsrn Merchants. thsl Peters
burg 10 one Of The tesl markets in The
country Tor The purchase of Domestic
Cotton Goods. bOfh aslo prize and qua-
lily. Pet. Lsff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

.a0ood Ohs.-wsu ss iulars "a 4 :,
hen,the Aelirs Psesid.n o, T,I.s ~. !"
his recent Northern lour. ,ephe.licr 4, !.
ufsdesto llIe MAJ seer Of oas a n. ~
roads. 20 provide u eeial lfsip Il CO.,.
lhe Isesidsn. and his SUITE. I'M, -.
Telasedi on The ground ,hsi /, so.l5.s.
AMENDED wilh great ine.n.en,rnre. 80
dsngrr' 10 the regular I ans. snsl IN, !,
sss sgsinsi the iulrs ri lhs road Ia,
ply 80 Ibis. IN. srrlle.Lri1 S.L,if AFT,
lerst.ied q Al spssial ,rsins had srme,,a :,
been furnished on the r0sd--and \. n
sareTd the srcnmmndstlon % III. a.,
iurnl,hsd 10 enLvey the Ienaln. o. p,e.,'
dent Harrison. The sup,i.at. nd.r, 4,
siahilY replied. sAsi'if llrrv would b,;n,
the Remains Of President Tgler. , ~
eisl tam should be lnrlha ilh p.os,ded.
Boston .7iias.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

& PAY or 4 fkTaIor We fre1sren "
hesr Of t'ie at rsreired ~ the UCost
nsii meetings. rhs Newark Aiyeiii"er
explains the nalure VI III sad We have a
fall deytlapmen, Of the sper that "psIcks
him on" 10 his career Of pzinoli~m.
when he vas E,s, elecsed &, Psrlisnent.
~ Care. his practice II she bir is said 10
isve been wursii City thousand dollHc q
year. As mearber a, PaIl,smeht he
gets "a paw. aud ~ o.der 81 enable IlR
I, snppnai HE family. tAeRnun5 ring ten
children. ifon isenis.isa .. dosa % eign
years oi age. aud devote h.n,'l II Ia me
public sstslee, his country men ia ..la.ed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28
Esnles eloot. in Emop. and hdia.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. ?, IS4a
II i well kaown lhroughootihe gninn
that Conaecurni i The Clock Stale. We
a.e Represented in every laa BY the tick
We give. For the last three years we
have BEEN gradually pusIiag our notes. q
lime ln,o loreign countries; and such h,s
been nur success that within lew hour
ride 'oI hrs city 1000 clueks sre 6nlsh-
ed daily. aud iris isir estimate 10 pu,
down $50 :0ce. clocks rs beng msnuiac-
tured in this 5 ale last year. This year
the number uIIl be increased. - john
Bull ls so slow in bis movements there Is
no hepes Of reform. un,l he hss plenty #
Yankee monitors. These We are nov
sending him BY every ship that eisaIs
IRON our seaports.
Ia ls4is lev clocks wee exported
there % an experiment They we're
selzed Al the cusl .m~huuse. k,vrrpool. IN
tsse gtound tlIgi ihey we've undervalned.
Fine ins";re pr,ee beings so and 'he du-
hes % ,.et ceni. They. haweser. were
relessed; The osnrr having accomplished
iiiem. and ssiisfi,d The sulhmites that
I they c;,.ll he made 81 profit. even thds
Inv. Mr. S,,efry. ofii,s finii Of Sreuy
a. Shaw. Was The gentleman Who Ionk
out Tie article. He lost M t,mr, aIt.r
getting p ssessinn of his .loek-. IN ind-
ing an auction house. They were made
Of brass works. cut by m,chinery GU, of
BIAS, plates. and neat mahogany Gaze
enclosed The time piece. Tney were a
fair e,eht-day clork: but wholly unknown
in England. The fret invoice sold for
"a to 90. or sbsuks $50 each. Since that
time every packet Carries an invoice Of
the article, aud: 10000 clorks have been
cod taera BY this one firm. Speny and
Shaw. Others are now in business. and
the north OF Europe has also beeoEae oar
customers India. TOO, is lonkeh ID az a
mart for these wares several lots having
been forwarded 10 The ports Of Oh IA.
kdrIying business rs now doing IN ,his
line. and cl cks to the amount of about
million Of dollars a year are now man.
actured 10 the Safe. which. | assure
you, gives employment to many hundred
persons, who are fed mostly on Western
wheat. pork. butter, cheese, and beef, aud
clolLed in part by Western wool. In
short, from t,is one branch of business a,
Ieasl s3o0.00o will GO - your ssctIon Of
country this year for The nrcesssr.es Of
l,fs 10 sustain the workmen. Om frlks
have go' noion that i, il better to draw
from three To sa00,00 year far these
checks out OF foreign ns,it,ns in cash. and
thereby enrich the county. th,n to I'M
per, The pay Tor t',rm IN English goods.
which i'npnretishes the ration. What
do you tbhAg 8.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

The Teriaa Prisoaers.-The NV
Orleans Triple Of the 18th rns,. contains
late news Ir"m Texas. from whrh We
Learn that tire Trxian prisoner. are TO be
matched 10 the Bro Crande in body aud
there liberated, and that a request has
been iorw srded to the Government, Of
Texas TO provide means for feIray
their expense' from thence 10 the settle
neit- Ia Fsaa<. It's al,o i'll tAa,,S ,nls
Anna reques's al Mexican prisoners III
iex'' t. be taken 10 !Ilg e4l..r place an
tb,raaed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

The GirariEsfGfe.-Ths Philadelphia
U. s. Gszerr says. We see il stated tat
the lion. nsnirI Webster la. been retains
I'd az counsel for the heus &C Stephen
Grarl. in connex on with Gen. Jouss u
Washington, and : gentleman II the Bsr
of Baltimore. Tie civ retains M-.srs.
Sergeant. Bmnsy and Meredith. Il ..
understood ile heirs ron'end thai cnlpo
ra,ions canno, act - trustees; ~ ronrse.
there ate c'her grounds assigned Tor pro-
eeedings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

Origin ofhe Save Trair.-Ilis sin.
guar historical fact, that re slave trade
originated In motives purely benevolent,
and at The suggtsuon Of one IL the must
prI'anIhruplc men al the age in WHICH he
hved, whose mind va. nntcr The influence
nj prejudice. B,uhelemi dp ias Cases.
the B'.hop oi Cmsps. In'P,rn, ai,ness-
ing the dreadful cruelty ni the Spaniards
t" the Indians, exer,ed all his ei"aneuce
TO prevent IT. He returned ~ Span, and.
pleading The cause OF the INDIANS before
the Emperor Charles v. in person. sne-
gested that their lace as laborers nigh,
b" supplied By negroes from Africa. who
were then considered AS being. untler the
Pro*clI't,nn Of their Mixer. and At only for
beast. oi burden. The Emperor, over
comedy his lorcrbls representations, made
several regulations IN favor nf the Iut,an.;
but il was moi uaul the slavery of The
African negroes was substituted that the
American Indians were freed iron The
cruelty Of she Spani,r,is.
~.@ Boston Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

q -, q gIieh fssfys Z lshRan- uosl1
asss a. opprfsruilF e ssulrbusng -
e sioa. Oas ~ wsssei apart 90 ths
eolssra nn al lhs fn~d. uh.rh. . @rwosr
sfahs D.hlin RtpssisAssnristioe srslss.
has fssqaeady rsaeAed ssvpaly shoasahd
ID are snnsaliy. ll'iiss ben a l0w -
efiy lkoassnf dallasF oily twirs. ~
woadrr ne lslks :. lau- AID Iced ab0sa
lrsh liberty ard al dat From enc
hsn5red shd festy - lso hundred dollars
pr dsy. Sssda, ihcluesd. . eaosgh %
ssi ~ tongue q - lrish lssysr sgaine.
ar shsg 81 any ess elsr. ard 70 kseP u
nosias. While :. Dan" keeps . good
lsok oni Cor ne progress q rpesL he
wsll keep an eye on he :. fnt." depend
rpnn hat Al this ean6fms . pfsiay
general iep.rssioa thal has gone ahGosd;
~hishiis. tksra 10 . ersslUrs born -
Ss hanssgsed.. ff1ligh hadTh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

calico Priniing.-A correspondent %
The Rochester de- niocrat. Who Wnies from
Providence. Rhode Island. rives a truf
md Interesting HISTORY Of c.l,rn ptin,Ins
IN tils Unltsd St.ns. Previous 10 1875
Ill goods Of this description were impor-
ted IRON lnte,en Countries. the eresltr p at
coming from England. Thai year com
psny Of gentlemen at Tsun"n, M-s.a
ehnsei;s. nFgau,zetha company aud rsui-
menced the business, when callcuss wee
from three 70 Elk times their pre-eni price.
Like nearly ell new enterprises. tie
cnmpany. alter struggling for few years,
failed. In tho, mean time Others com
nthced similar operations. but oa ing 10
the low rates 81 duIies "n The inreIgn afii-
cle they were obliged 10 limit their works.
The tar Il Of 1892 ga new iinprtu. IT,
the business, and several enba, h d IN il.
The pro6s Of the business we're 40, inund
lu be very lucrative 81 litsi, and as lbe
provisions Of The tariff reduced the suiouni
Of du,ies ea'h year lie business became
dubious. Sill. with yankee perseverance,,
thew continued ihriS works, while the last
tariff has placed them 10 bet-r pros peci.
Within three years the number VI eslab.
llshments have increased To p,irty seven.
wnh Ole hundred and twrny machines.
Tie largest Of these eel bi,shnsms are
heated IN the ,icIni'y oi Providence. and
g We employment to many bundled pst>
sons. IL 1886 over 10000, 900 ards
Of calIcoes were impaired. La, wear the
iwp"rtatrons fell off IL Is 0g0. 400 yarls,
While What the Am9rican prinis ma,.e ~
1872 reached The snatmnns amount al
l55. 02S. 900 ya'd-. worth $4,000 900.
Tue capital employed IN all branches III
the business Is nnt e4r from $4,000. 900.
The tables are How slrned, and, ~. teal
OF importing, tie United St,tes are be-
ginning TO export csllcoes.a In qualify
the domestic ar,icle will fairly gu.ppele
with ,he foreign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

WHo 0rr0sEs rHk TAEiFF.-ia ihe
Tsnd controversy in this county, says
Ne Phlsdelphis Independent. on ~bal
side does The British Gossfnnrni. Bar
lisil ncehliiy. and Brlish manufseluEeEs
range ihemseises! Why. truly. On lie
side with aur L-eniaeos. Like q em,
thew sie n issor Of cesiroying our m,nu-
luIss-iiks ll,em,. tliey are DISPOSED =
transfer III our wcTksliaps and orr me
elrsairs ~ EaglAnd. Ib'build up sris'acfs.
CT. mobility snd monopoly; and 70 crush
The rising greatness 81 lhisepubl:r! Eve
~ 9ord uttered By our Eocnlocos 10 "a
vor Of destroying our manufactures. and
building up he manufactures Of Eng and
on Their ruins. Is mer.ly sn echo IL The
arguments Of d ilish a'isl1eraey. the BrI.
iish manufacturers. AMI The Brush c.
terumrnl. on The sane suhjecl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

"a ffstisf iuirFffL S.nfs 4, A..
losiaa lsf'E Sen.e uouits -, -. u
giri. ssrsn,lg lsea FIs.es. &c.,.
y lsllaw y -, & !. unlssg 60. ~ !,
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70 swssi boz srssls We are sl.S q -
thai lswssrei he eily. o. Lt,ri,, ;,
Past'enlsrsvf hfr ease. rTarusr5 . $50.
me u ths raj. spd ssl Ter 4 49,.
hslinaenas. 'nassossr. xhsn IN, -;
shall - ossf. % bring ,hs ss,har ~ !.
osiraEe 20 saaasry jas,irs. We -,
heartily wah him sncrps.."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-28

a Ntu Demonstration. The New
Yak courisr deelales that tie unfair
procs elings az The Syracuse Convention,
aere On pursnsnre &c srl,eme long since
resolved upen. by Mr.. Van Boren-ihsI
is. 10 bresk pp . Nsiional Convention
altogether. uilhoul mourning The Tespon-
sihility Torso doing. The Courier argues
that Mr. Van Buren, Il ss,is6sd that. Il he
recsi es The nnmina.inE Of = National
con,en,inn. NJ csnno, be elected; aud the
nnly chance e., him ito get The tleriIrn
hsfHe lie Ilouse oI Representative.
That Ia lurlhsr this cbjscl, lie hss. by
means Of = packed Convention, appointed
SO MISUNDERSTANDING with conf
deuce, tllat'a rr'cesding - gross and m
tsr. will never be suhmiiisd 20 by the
friends of ;he Other candids'es. THAI
they will. therefore. fy eif, defeat ton.
.eniion--ihs yer, thing be desires aid
incur 81 the DdiHnl.
This y . r fiasmenl in Intrigue crn
genial TO Nh. Van Buren's rhs,srler.
PET. mfei..